Jane Doe
Appearances
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True Crime Vault: Tainted Love
You know, it wasn't until she married Steven Beard that she really had access to the mental health care that she needed.
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True Crime Vault: Tainted Love
If you were looking for unique books in Austin, you went to Book People. It's a prestigious place. The fact that Tracy was a manager of it says a lot about her.
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True Crime Vault: Tainted Love
Tracy was made to believe that Steven Beard was a monster, that he was emotionally and physically abusive towards Celeste, and that Celeste felt trapped, and that she was afraid for her life.
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True Crime Vault: Tainted Love
This was a man who needed immediate medical attention and they needed to act quickly if he was gonna survive.
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True Crime Vault: Tainted Love
So as the investigation progressed, one of the names that continued to come up was Tracy Tarleton, who witnesses had described to the investigators as a very close friend of Celeste and someone that the investigators ought to be talking to.
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True Crime Vault: Tainted Love
The shell casing that was found in Stephen Beard's bedroom was from a 20-gauge shotgun. 20-gauge shotgun is not that commonly used of a shotgun.
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True Crime Vault: Tainted Love
I remember my editor coming up to me and assigning me to do the story on Tracy Tarleton's arrest. And there were so many moving parts to this case. It was difficult to wrap your mind around.
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True Crime Vault: Tainted Love
Even before the shooting, Steven Beard was not in the greatest physical health. And his recovery was difficult.
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True Crime Vault: Tainted Love
He did go home to begin trying to make his full recovery, but he required a lot of care, and Celeste was the person overseeing all of that care.
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True Crime Vault: Tainted Love
It wasn't much of a mystery. It didn't take them very long to trace the weapon back to a shooter, Tracy Tarleton.
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True Crime Vault: Tainted Love
Steve Beard's death resulted in a protracted fight. His biological children and the children he adopted with Celeste, that fight ended up in civil court.
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True Crime Vault: Tainted Love
And then defending Celeste Beard was Dick DeGaran, who is a legend in Texas legal circles.
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True Crime Vault: Tainted Love
Celeste's daughters alleged that their mother had essentially spiked his drinks, his food. It wasn't any effort necessarily to kill him, but just so he would fall asleep so she could go out and live her life.
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True Crime Vault: Tainted Love
Celeste was sentenced to serve her time in the women's prison in Gatesville, Texas.
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True Crime Vault: Tainted Love
After Celeste's conviction and sentencing, she made various efforts to appeal. None of those were fruitful, and she remains in prison today.
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True Crime Vault: Tainted Love
Recorded live from Austin, Texas, it's Austin City Limits. Austin City Limits was a very prestigious gig. Its stage has played host to the Who's Who country western southern rock and roll music. And it continued to be a popular cult program for many years. This all coincided with the rise of the tech boom that happened where Austin became Texas' version of Silicon Valley.
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Who Is The Delphi Killer?
Tonight, the urgent search for the person who killed those two Delphi girls is nearly two months old now. Authorities are not giving up hope.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
I was in a panic mode and I called Ed. And Ed said, stay there. I'll be right there to get you. Do not take your car. I mean, thank God I had somebody who could take me because I don't really think I could have driven safely.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
We start talking to the officer that was there, and he said, see where she was last. She was going to a bar with friends for her 21st birthday party. We knew that that was happening.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
This is Jenna's room. She had recently redone her room because she knew she'd be living here through her time at Temple. Yeah, I definitely do sleep in here. I find it comforting to just spend time here with Jenna. I just love remembering her laughter when she'd be watching something funny. She had a great laugh. We met at Villanova University.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
I still had, like, hope. She was like a Jane Doe at a hospital. And we did find a few Jane Does, but, you know, they weren't Jenna.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
My mother said, you should go to Villanova and you'll meet somebody with money. But I met Ed. and before our first anniversary, we had our first child.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
When Jenna was young, she said she was gonna be famous. I'm gonna do something in this world.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
When we drive home, the whole family was here, but I just went right to my room. Ed had to come and tell everybody and
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
My children came up to be with me. I just really didn't want to see anybody, talk to anybody besides my children and Ed.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
We became really close with Jason and Danielle.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
But we did have a lot of support through that time.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
The prosecutors, the attorneys, they talked Ed and I through kind of what things would look like. If there was anything that they were going to show or that they were going to talk about that they might think I might not want to hear or see, they would let me know so I could gracefully leave the courtroom.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
Jenna was in Red Alert, which was their production studio at high school, and she just totally embraced it.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
You know, you see it on TV, but to be in it for real is just a whole nother experience that is not a good one. Not one that I would want anybody to have to go through.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
You know, you're going through that, too. Like, the jury leaves, and what's the verdict gonna be? And then if it's fast, if it's slow, like, what does that mean?
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
It might seem strange, but you go through all this, and then you wait for a year and a half for this trial, and then the trial's over, and then what happens now? Ed said we have to do something. He said we have to do something to keep Jenna, Jenna Spirit, alive.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
In 2016, Jenna had decided to do things for the homeless. Ed and I had gone out with her a few times to give bags. So we're really happy that we did that. Within a day or two, he was able to get Jenna's blessing bags up and running.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
She would have been 28 right now. I would hope that she would be doing whatever made her happy. She'd probably be traveling and doing documentaries because that's what she wanted to do.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
We had gone. She was excited. She loved the school. She had met so many new people. and she was doing really well.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
As mature as she is at 19, to be able to care for an infection, it would have just been too much. Especially when she had the IV, because she couldn't go anywhere. She couldn't do anything. That was going to be for months. Once Jenna healed, I guess we realized or she realized that she wasn't going back to Tampa. She did get into like a dark place.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
The year after the accident, she came to me the day after Christmas and said, mom, I need help. She said, I'm not good mentally and I need to go someplace. And I was so proud of her for doing that because so many kids wouldn't do that. And we found some place for her to go temporarily. And she got some help. It was not something we hid. Her friends came and visited her when they could.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
And she came out on the other side, a much more secure person. And that's when we said, you started school. These are things you want to do. Don't change things just because things changed for you.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
Most of her friends went to school in the area. They all lived at school, but they stayed in the area.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
I think that's really when she became enlightened, if you will, and said, I need to do something.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
She was able to go right over to Temple and she was excited about that.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
She just wanted to give people a voice. She was able to go right over to Temple, and she was excited about that.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
I remember very clearly the first week of school. Ed had gone with Jenna. They were going to have dinner.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
We went to bed. I went to work the next day, and I got a call on the 31st. And I looked at the phone, and here I thought it was Jenna. It was her friend's phone. But I thought, oh, I bet you that's Jenna. You know, her phone probably isn't working. And so I answered, and it was not. It was her friend.
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Death in the Dorms Season 2: Episode 1: Jenna Burleigh
I felt a little strange that he called me, but it was even worse when he said, Jenna is with you, right? My heart just dropped.
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True Crime Vault: Murder in the Mansion
Which is the address for the headquarters of the D.C. police. That may be another piece of information that would suggest the relatives are working with the marshals and we're going to ultimately drive him up to the front door, possibly. of the D.C. police.
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True Crime Vault: Murder in the Mansion
He's got a fairly impressive number of arrests that involve assault. There's some, I believe, domestic violence charges. And more importantly, there is the use of a knife.
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True Crime Vault: Murder in the Mansion
For him to then take that a step further and get involved in potentially killing four people with a knife is really not a stretch based on his background.
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True Crime Vault: Murder in the Mansion
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True Crime Vault: Murder in the Mansion
My guess is they used the 10-year-old to get whatever they wanted out of the adults. I can't stop thinking about that day.
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Bad Rap: Countdown
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Bad Rap: Countdown
She is manipulating us. Breathe in. Breathe out. Why are you resisting? Is it too late to get a refund?
48 Hours
It’s About Danni
I'm very persistent. I have a bulldog personality. I just don't give up on something. I just don't do it.
48 Hours
It’s About Danni
And the way she died I get choked up about this a little bit, really to this day bothers me. And so when they said, would you like to work the case? I said, yes, I want to work the case.
48 Hours
It’s About Danni
We learned that he's been working for the Bureau of Land Management in Dillon, Montana for 22 years as a fisheries biologist. He was a big outdoorsman, bow hunter, rifle hunter, fisherman, trapper.
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It’s About Danni
When he was at Montana State, he had a work study. He worked for the Fish and Wildlife Service, which would have put him on the waterways around Belgrade.
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It’s About Danni
It just basically has to be in a public area where he can walk away anytime he wants to.
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It’s About Danni
We saw Paul come in and get out of his pickup, and then we started walking up, and I got up about 10 feet from Paul, and I said... Hey, Paul.
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It’s About Danni
I explained to him that we're investigating some cases up and down the rivers, and so we want to talk to people that are experts. Right at the start, they caught a break, thanks to an unusually scorching hot day. It was 98 that day in Dillon. He said, let's go inside.
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It’s About Danni
If he invites us in, we don't have to give him Miranda. So we go inside. He takes us in a small conference room.
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It’s About Danni
Someone will appreciate you sitting down with us. And he breaks into a sweat. It's just his head starts sweating. And he asks, can I leave?
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It’s About Danni
So I had pictures of four women that died, one in a river in Idaho, two over on the Yellowstone, and then Danny.
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It’s About Danni
He's shaking. He's all distressed now. He was sitting back in the chair like this as far as he could get from the table and the pictures. I knew we had him.
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It’s About Danni
I spent 27 years on the Los Angeles Police Department. And when I retired, I moved here to Bozeman, Montana.
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It’s About Danni
So we walk out of the building and we had surveillance people to follow him. He started driving like a maniac. high speed, doing U-turns. He takes off.
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It’s About Danni
So I called Stephanie and I said, Stephanie, he's dead. He killed himself. It's a big pause. And she said, you know, I don't know how I feel about that. I said, I get it. I understand.
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It’s About Danni
The ratio, 10.7 trillion to one. So he was the guy. This case is solved. 100%.
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It’s About Danni
Danny. It's about Danny. I would wake up at night and I would say, middle of the night, 3 o'clock in the morning, and I'd say, Danny, I got you. It's about Danny.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
All right, everybody, today on the All In podcast, we're joined by our friend Ben Shapiro. And we have a full docket, including Trump's trip to the Middle East, the executive order on pharma benefits. We talk a little bit about mock meat being banned in Montana. And Friedberg is really upset. He drops a distracción on the tax bill being supported by Republicans today.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
Freeberg, your thoughts? on this trip and the growing and deepening relationship between UAE, Saudi, and the United States, and apparently Qatar as well?
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
Ben, this was obviously a Republican position as well. You know, just we're going to have a hard line on human rights and democracy. And in fact, The entire Republican position in terms of, and globalists, Clinton too, was, hey, let's embrace China and we will lean them towards democracy. That obviously didn't happen.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
They did build a vibrant economy and took 400, 500 million people out of poverty into a middle class. But here we're seeing something different. You know, I've spent a lot of time in the region, maybe four or five trips in the last couple of years. Last couple of times I was there, women doing business, dancing, music, and now there's alcohol in the kingdom in some select locations.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
There's a casino coming to UAE. We're actually seeing maybe this strategy of less judgment, more engagement, actually result in more modernization. So what's your take on this?
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
opposite of isolation if they're doing projects, you know, in the Trump family and the plane.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
Two questions for you, Ben, rapid fire. Abraham Accords was brought up. Will the Saudis sign it? Will MBS sign it? And Trump sort of alluded, hey, they're going to do it in their own time. What's holding it up in your mind? And if and when they do sign it, what impact would it have on the region? Then number two, your thoughts on this Qatar plane kerfluffle and the media sort of obsessing over it.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
Are they over indexing on it?
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
of the gaming community, Mr. Hellmuth is acquainted with many celebrities from the worlds of film, television, athletics, business, modeling, finance, and beyond. The list of celebrity friends is far too vast to list here in its entirety, but we have prepared this section we feel demonstrates how his overwhelming popularity among this demographic.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
An unnecessary distraction.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
And the appearance of impropriety amongst half the country who doesn't like him, and he's now tipping into almost as unpopular as his first term, they're just going to weaponize that in the midterms, and it's going to scuttle the important agenda, Doge. And this is one of the things that I'm actually afraid of.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
What if he loses the midterms and then we start impeachment three, four, and five, and investigation three, four, and five, and now we're back to lawfare and insanity, which nobody wants to be in. Let's talk about another win. It was a pretty great week, objectively, for Trump. On Sunday, Treasury Secretary Besant announced a trade deal with China in Geneva.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
The details were basically, here we go, another pause. Tariffs will go down from 145% to 30%. Maybe that's manageable. China's cutting their tariffs for the U.S. from 125% to 10%. And they're going to end this de minimis rule, also known as the garbage fashion rule, Ti Mu, Sheen, all that kind of stuff, when they drop shift new stuff. That's under, I think the number's 800 or so.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
The market loved the news. Don't.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
I think this is like an important part of this. It's like this... you know, ridiculous, garbage fashion. I hated the market was up massively. But you know, the Dow and the Nasdaq are basically flat to slightly negative our partners over a poly market.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
have a nice market on the chances of a us recession that peaked at 66 during the liberation day chaos fallout and hey here we go now it's 38 so we're kind of uh maybe cleaning up the chaos he shook the globe uh the economic globe friedberg and now maybe as i think a lot of people are predicted He found an exit ramp. Maybe that was the plan all along. Maybe it's 4D chess.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
Maybe he's reacting to the market. Maybe all that doesn't matter, but here we are. Dave Freeberg, when we look back on this whole trade, Trump, tariff, turmoil? What are we going to look back on this a year from now and think?
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
Was it just a distraction or is it actually going to create a trillion dollars in tariff revenue and we're going to get rid of 150 people paying taxes who make under $150,000? What's going to happen with this when we look back on it a year or two from now?
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
Yeah, it's asking for a guess, right? Yeah.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
Chamath, I know where you stand on this. He creates that big pothole crater. Everybody gets excited. It creates a lot of attention. And then maybe the real negotiation starts. So a year from now, when we look back on this, what would success look like for the Trump administration in Chamath Palihapitiya's mind and assessment?
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
And now we just need to- Well, and it was also globalists who wanted to make money, right? It's like- easier to make cheap stuff over there and then sell it here. And it's harder to make money.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
All right. Well, here is the polymarket on tariffs generating greater than $250 billion in 2025 that we set or polymarket set. Basically, no chance that that's going to happen. So we will see, I think, everybody coming to the table and reciprocity betting.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
I mean, because if it's reciprocity and we see us making more money or getting charged less fines to the examples we had earlier, then you could include those in it. But yeah, it's a hard bet to settle, but I think people believe it's not going to generate a massive amount of revenue.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
The relationship with China and this sort of changing concept of consumerism, you think that's a possibility for America? Do Americans just want cheap stuff on Amazon and an unlimited number of Amazon boxes in their recycle bin?
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
We're sorry. Sorry, Filipino. I specifically am sorry because, to be honest, I probably started the whole thing and got everybody, you know. We're just trying to have fun with you, Phil. Sorry. We love you.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
That seems like a reasonable, actionable suggestion, Ben. A very reasonable, actionable suggestion. But predictability, you know, we were sitting here a couple of weeks ago and I was as I was mentioning, I would I know a lot of e-commerce folks and they were saying layoffs coming. We don't have predictability. And the really hard part is how do you invest in a business?
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
You know, you're running Daily Wire. It's a nine figure business. You want to hire people. You know, you need to have advertisers. Many of the advertisers you probably have are somehow related to consumption in America. What's the first thing they're going to pause? They're gonna pause advertising, right? Why am I advertising this mattress?
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
Why am I advertising Eight Sleep, the best mattress in the world? I happen to be an investor, I'm a little biased, but why am I gonna market Eight Sleep if I can't get it to the country or if the price is too high? It causes all these downstream issues. I guess during all of this now, talking about like shaking the globe and the economy here.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
Republicans are working hard on the big, beautiful bill. It's big and it's beautiful, Ben. I don't know if you want to get into your Trump, dueling Trumps, but it's a big, beautiful bill. So big, so beautiful. Many people are saying. And many haters, Nancy Pelosi, nasty woman. She bet on Walmart, bad bet.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
GOP's plan is to push this bill via reconciliation so they can avoid the Senate filibuster with 51 votes instead of 60. The Trump bill would extend the 2017 tax cuts and Jobs Act through 2034. That's kind of the big piece here is these tax cuts.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
And there's a bunch of campaign stuff like no taxes on tips or overtime, things that Trump promised to, you know, in some cases, swing states like Nevada. Those are trying to get in there. And an increase on universities endowment tax and the tax foundation. This is a nonprofit that analyzes tax policy, estimates the tax cuts would reduce revenues by 4.1 trillion over 10 years, 400 billion a year.
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Trump's Big Week: Middle East Trip, China Deal, Pharma EO, "Big, Beautiful Bill" with Ben Shapiro
And the bill also aims to cut 1.5 trillion in spend over the next decade. Some Republicans think this is weak and are pushing for $2 trillion in cuts or more. Notable cuts include stricter SNAP rules, tighter Medicaid caps, and removing taxpayer benefits from illegals. Gosh, Freberg, you actually, I understand from our group chat, did a deep dive here.
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And you, I think, are responsible in many ways for bringing the issue of our national debt to the forefront, especially, particularly with this administration in Doge, which we give you a lot of credit for, you being a single-issue voter for this. Are you worried about the budget now? We're 100-plus days into Trump. Do you think he's got any chance of cutting the deficit?
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And I didn't mean to say that you took credit for and didn't have a major contribution to the All In podcast, obviously.
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Freeberg, do us a favor for the audience, if you could explain why it's going up, why it's so high, and what that means in terms of- Why it's so high, the debt or the interest rates? The interest rates.
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Yes, absolutely. And we wish you well in the World Series of Poker. Go get them. Hope you hit your 18th, 17th, 18th, 19th. Who knows what it is? He's not playing this year. Didn't he? Isn't he skipping? He's not playing in the main event.
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Yeah, and just to put some numbers and some charts behind it, here is the debt back to Clinton era. Clinton obviously balanced the budget, so you get this nice flatness there. Clinton added 392 billion in eight years. It's barely noticeable on the chart, 40, 50 billion a year. Bush, 5.4 trillion four years, about 1.3 trillion a year. Obama, a trillion a year.
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And then we get to Trump, 1.0, 2 trillion a year. Suddenly we decided we would double it. Biden, same thing. They added almost exactly the same amount. $2 trillion a year, and then Trump right now is on track to do the same.
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Let me pull up a tax chart here, Nick, from the chat and get Chamatha your comments on this bar chart here, just who's paying taxes. As you can see, you know, the top 1%, which I think is this panel here, and the top 5% paying the majority of the taxes in the country. Is there any way to increase revenue?
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And is there any way for politicians to say, hey, let's cut military that hasn't come up yet as a concept, but maybe cut a little bit of military spending, and maybe put in some modest austerity measures now, before as Ben's pointing out, we get to, you know, Spain and You know, Greece, I don't know, what was that, 10 years ago when they had to Portugal and they had to do like intense things.
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So your home country, Chamath of Italy. Like austerity measures, Americans, I don't think we've had to ever face austerity measures, certainly not in our lifetime. So income, taxes, can we get more revenue in? Or is that unrealistic? And then cutting military, maybe on the margins, Chamath? Or do you not see this as a major issue? It's easy to catastrophize.
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All right, well, we will absolutely take advantage of your addiction.
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Hold on. Before you do that, let me just ask one question. The land we're talking about here, Friedberg, And the oil, I guess, or the minerals that are under the ocean floor? Everything, everything. Well, I mean, what else is there under the ocean floor is sort of the question people are asking. Gold, rare earths, zinc, cobalt, lithium, everything.
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Who is the customer, I think is what we're all wondering, of this land in the United States and for what purpose?
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Okay, so we all agree on the new premise.
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Amore.
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I want to ask you an important question, Dave, if I may. Are you, as a man of science, who believes in global warming and who cares about the environment? Is it a great idea is what a lot of people are thinking here. Great question.
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Is it a great idea for us to rip everything out of the ocean shelf in Alaska and sell all this incredible land we have that's preserved with nature and trees to foreign governments and people who own our debt? Is this a great idea? Do you have concerns about this versus austerity and maybe not buying as many bombs?
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Okay.
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Ben, as we're saying here, do you think maybe we do solar or maybe clean gas here, drill, baby, drill, or... Probably some people in the audience are thinking, well, why don't you rich guys pay 1% more taxes and cut the military 5% and then a little bit of austerity measures on the margin sound like a better strategy?
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You are going to get such great parenting and husband advice from Chamath, Ben. All of this dedication you have to your family, we're going to teach you a new approach. Just go off to Vegas and, yeah, take your kids and your father-in-law and leave your pregnant wife at home. She's got work to do. All right, everybody, welcome back to the All In podcast.
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Just so you know, Chamath did hit the brakes before he hit that situation. He hit the – he pumped the brakes.
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Really excited to have Ben Shapiro back on the program. Yeah, I'll listen to the Ben Shapiro show, you know, about Daily Wire. And Ben, you've been covering this Trump Middle East trip all week. So let's get into that as our first topic here. As everybody knows, Trump was in the Middle East.
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Yeah. I mean, and to the point of taxes, even if you raise taxes 20% on the rich, it's going to like impact 300 billion a year.
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We have to stop the spending train. Hey, let's talk about, do we want to go farm or do we want to go science corner? I don't want to have you miss your science corner there, Friedman.
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He secured a huge investment from the Saudis, $600 billion, $140 billion for a defense partnership, and MBS said he wants to make it a trillion. A bunch of high-profile CEOs joined Trump, including friends of the show, Elon and, of course, Dara from Uber, Andy Jassy from Amazon. Amazon, who else was there? Alex Karp, Jensen, tons of people, including our fourth bestie here, David Sachs was there.
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I mean, I think your point is this is a developing technology. It's early stage and they're stopping it.
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Okay. Let's go to Farmer here. Shout out to Long Hill Picanha Steaks. We'll send you some.
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Oh, really?
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Ben, try this place called Long Hill Wagyu. It kicks ass. It's right by me in Austin. It is incredible. And you know, Freiburg doesn't eat meat. It's just the nature of it. Okay. Let's wrap on pharma. Okay. Trump signed an executive order to slash drug prices on Monday. I mean, this is like a great week for Trump. I like everything Trump did this week.
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He also closed a $200 billion deal with Qatar or Qatar, which includes 96 billion from Boeing to send 160 planes there with an option of 50 more. And he removed sanctions against Syria, a little controversial, we'll get into that. To quote, give them a chance at greatness. He gave a speech at a Saudi US investment forum in Riyadh.
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The goal is to cut prices 30 to 80% by giving the US MFN, if you don't know MFN, it stands for most favored nation status. That's a generic term in business. It means we get to pay the same price of whichever country gets the lowest price for a specific drug. This executive order would cut out the famous middleman. He's talking about PBMs.
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You've heard Mark Cuban, friend of the pod, talk about that a whole bunch. Here's RFK Jr. 's quote. Congress is controlled in so many ways by the pharmaceutical industry. This was an issue that people talked about, but nobody wanted to do anything because it was radioactive. It's radioactive, obviously, Chamath, because, listen, so many politicians are getting donations and lobbyists.
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What's your take on this? Obviously, Amore is in this business and is in pharmaceuticals, so she has some great insights, I'm sure, as you do.
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where he powerfully outlined his vision for a new Middle East, basically rejecting 20 years of American interventions and forever wars. And he gave big credit to a, quote, new generation of leaders, including MBS. for building better societies. Ben, what do you think here? What was your take on the trip? Is this the best Trump of all the versions of Trump?
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Ben, your thoughts on this? 9% goes to pharma. What are your thoughts, Ben, on this, broadly speaking?
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Oh, you're on the right rail. See, that's disgraciad. When you go on the right rail, you're a true degenerate. Oh, I love it. Stay off the right rail of the Daily Mail.
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This did seem to me to be the best version. He seemed really comfortable with this category of leader. in this region in particular?
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Well, and isn't the issue here, Friedberg, that there is a free market for drugs outside of the United States where they seem to negotiate really well, and then inside the United States, we don't seem to negotiate our prices for drugs as aggressively as Canada, Mexico, and European countries do?
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All right, for Ben Shapiro of The Ben Shapiro Show and Daily Wire, Shamath Palihapitiya and David Friedberg, I am... executive producer for life. We'll see you all next time. Love you, boys. Bye-bye.
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What do you think, Ben, about Qatar, Qatar, for people, it's the same word just said differently here in the West and in their country. Um, do you think we should have deep ties to them? And is the steel man argument that their relationship with Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood acceptable to you, Ben Shapiro?
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Or do you think we should hold the line with them and say, hey, you got to cut off these relationships if you want to have a relationship with the United States?
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Shamath, let's go to the business side here. Trump making a lot of deals, a little bit of a brouhaha over a $400 million plane given to Trump. I'm not sure how relevant that is or if he's even accepted it personally. And I'm sure you've got some thoughts on that. But What did we see there? I saw Sandeep, our friend from Grok, one of your investments was there.
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We're seeing a level of investment in collaboration between Saudi, UAE, and America and the West that, hey, let's face it, we haven't ever seen. And they do seem to be leaning more towards, I won't say democracy, but a lot of social reforms. And a lot of women, what was pointed out by David Sachs in the business community there. I've made a couple of trips there.
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It seems to have changed on a human rights basis more in the last three or four years than in the last, I guess, 20. So what's your take generally on this position Ben has of, hey, better they be doing business with us and let's build and foster these relationships as opposed to have them fall into the arms of Russia, North Korea, or China?
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This is Grok.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
And this is a time when farmers and farm workers account for 20 to 25 percent of the American economy. So if the farm sector is in bad shape, that's people who aren't buying the goods that are being made by the industrial sector. And you have this drop in purchasing power. And, you know, people had begun to foresee this in the late 20s. Still, you know.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Die Art und Weise, wie die Leute über die Ökonomie in 1926, 1927, 1928 gesprochen haben, war, dass dies eine neue Ökonomie war, dass es neue Regeln gab, dass die Konsumenten neue Steuern nehmen, um Autos zu kaufen, um Radios zu kaufen, um mechanische Waschmaschinen und Refrigerate und all diese neuen Applikationen zu kaufen, und dass dies sich sortieren würde. and keep this boom going.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
And that's the optimism that Hoover is expressing in that speech that you quote, where he says, we're going to see the poor house banished from among us in 1928. Again, it's the kind of thing that if you were a novelist, your editor would say, this is very heavy handed, you can't do this. But, you know, that's the nature of history sometimes.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
I'll be back with more American History after this short break.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
There's a massive crash in the New York Stock Exchange, the value of the New York Stock Exchange. And a lot of people had seen this coming, including investors like Joseph Kennedy, including members of the Federal Reserve System, who thought that Americans had come to invest in the stock market basically as a giant casino, rather than a sober assessment of the future value of American business.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
And at some point, people were going to start taking their profits and getting out. And that's sort of what starts to happen sometime in the latter part, really the late summer and then all of a sudden in the early fall of 1929.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Right. I mean, this is the thing is if you watch a documentary on television about the Great Depression, you will see footage of the stock market crash or an image of the stock market, people milling around Wall Street not knowing what to do. And then there will be sad clarinet music and all of a sudden it will be the Dust Bowl.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
And the connection between those two things is not always clear, right? You really need to kind of pick this apart. And the way you have to show this is that the crash in the stock market begins to be reflected in a loss of consumer confidence very quickly. People see the stock market crash, they see the end of what they thought was this new economy, and they stop borrowing to buy stuff.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
So Americans for the first time in the 20s had been going into debt to buy things in a large way, other than houses, so cars and home appliances, and this stops. You can see this, new car registrations just plummet almost right away at the start of 1939. Und das bedeutet natürlich, dass es keine Anrufe mehr gibt, diese Dinge zu produzieren.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Das bedeutet, dass das, wo du Unabhängigkeit bekommst, richtig, das ist, wo du wieder einen weiteren Druck auf den Konsumverbrauch und du beginnst, einen runtergegangenen Zyklus zu haben.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Well, again, it's a question of at which point we want to talk about this, right? Early in the slump, early 1930, you know, it might be a remoter problem for many Americans. But by the time you get later into 1930, 31, when unemployment gets up into the double digits...
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Es ist definitiv ein Problem, wo, wenn du nicht unabhängig bist, dann sicherlich jemand, den du kennst oder bist, der unabhängig ist. Everyone who does have a job, but, you know, taking just those folks, about half of them are only part-time employed. So, you know, by then it's really a systemic problem by the time you get into 1932.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
So it grows over time and there's this kind of increasing sickening awareness that it's going to affect everyone.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
My grandmother always had sugar packets in her purse that she had liberated from diners and restaurants, because why would you spend money on those things, right?
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
No, no, I was spared that, I suppose.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Yeah, well, the macroeconomics of business cycles were new at this time, and Hoover was associated with the kinds of people who were studying this. And so there was a general understanding that in capitalism, these things happened, that the economy would be in a boom, and then somehow people would overextend, there would be an excess of optimism, or as Keynes said, of animal sports.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Spirits and then there would be a bust and things would get worse until they bottomed out and again people started to reinvest. This happened and the downturns would usually last 12 to 18 months, not terribly long. There had been severe depressions going back in people's living memories, such as the one in the 1890s, but that was more the exception than the rule.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
So there was no reason necessarily to believe, I suppose, in 1929 that this was not going to be A normal business downturn. So when you saw the stock market fail, when you saw the stock market begin to fall and people begin to sort of pull back on their borrowing, you might think, oh, this is going to be a normal business downturn. And the thing to do
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
would be the kind of thing that Hoover had done in the Great War, which was to mobilize public opinion. Say, you know, we need everybody to get together and to do the right thing here and to not despair and that there should be no failure of confidence, as Hoover repeatedly says, in the ability of the American people to weather this particular economic storm.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
The Treasury Secretary in the Great War had said, nicely capitalized this kind of strategy, which again Hoover pursued then, is we're going to capitalize on the emotion of the people. And that's what Hoover's basically doing in the early days of the crash and the depression is to say, we're going to rally around and come through this relatively swiftly.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Right. He understands that the real threat here is deflation, right? The falling of prices. I mean, again, this is something where the understanding of macroeconomic activity at this time is in its infancy. Aber größer gesagt, verstehen die Leute, dass Inflation unangenehm sein kann, weil steigende Preise einen Zyklus schaffen, wo die Wage erhöht wird und die Preise weiter steigen.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Und das kann schlecht sein, besonders für die Leute, die Geld verdient haben. Aber Deflation ist noch schlimmer, weil Deflation auch Menschen, die Geld haben, beschädigen kann. from buying things. Because if prices start to fall and then continue to fall, then if you have money, you have no incentive to buy anything that you don't need, because you know it's going to be cheaper later.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
So you have an incentive to hold on to your money and just watch prices fall and buy that optional purchase sometime later. And so Hoover tries to fight deflation by telling these large employers to do their best to keep wages up. so that workers will be able to continue to buy things at prices as they stand. So he's trying to aim at what will be the big problem of the Depression.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Now it doesn't succeed because the kinds of things he's asking of a relatively small number of employers are not going to be able to have the kind of effect that are going to be needed to move this entire economy.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
If they're going to keep their wages up and they don't have the revenues that support the wages with that number of employees, the thing to do is to let some employees go, which again is going to contribute then to deflation because those folks are not going to buy as much as they would have.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
We have to kind of unwind our understanding of the federal government as it is today. And remember that this is a time when its capacity is much, much smaller. Specifically, there is no federal deposit insurance, which of course there is today. And the Federal Reserve Board doesn't have the same powers kind of step into rescue banks as it does today. The understanding is that if a bank...
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Ja, genau. And the idea is that this kind of thing will eventually work itself out, that there will be banks that will close, there will be people who will lose money. They made bad decisions. That's just part of the price of capitalist vigor, is the general idea.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
He's a bit old school. He has tremendous confidence in the ability of private enterprise and of the spirit of the people to kind of come through with, you know, encouragement. He's always been a great believer in this power of public relations.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
You might, if you were feeling a little bit unbearable, saying he's seeing himself as a cheerleader for the economy more than anything else, rather than actually somebody who... does things to it, which is more of a later view.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
There was certainly reason to believe that this would work itself out in, let's say, October of 1929 and even November and December of 1929. There probably comes a point when the balance shifts and one should realize, especially if one is sitting in the White House, that this is a different kind of economic downturn than the United States has seen before.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Where you put that point, I don't know exactly. I think that's a judgment call. Yeah, that's good. But certainly many people begin to change their minds before Herbert Hoover does.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Right. Again, a lot of Americans have only just moved away from farms and into cities. And one of the effects of the Great Depression is that for the last time in American history, Americans will move back from the cities to the farms to try to lean on their meager ability to get food out of the land. But as you say, this comes to be very clearly a time when the farm sector is broken.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
I mean, they had put a lot more acres under the plow to try to meet the needs of the Great War. So they had more crop growing capacity going on than could feed the number of folks who were involved in it. by the time you get sometime into the middle 1920s, especially once the European farming sectors recover sometime around again in 1926.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
At that point, commodity prices start to fall and it becomes harder and harder to make a living as a farmer in the United States, which means that a lot of those farmers who have borrowed money to finance equipment or to finance the purchase of the farm Stop making those payments and that puts pressure on the banking system.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Again, this is 20-25% of the American economy that is faltering at this point as a result of the farm crisis.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Well, I think you have to remember that there are a couple of tools that the Republican Party in particular had long supported for managing economic crises. One of them is tariffs, right? This is like the Republican Party's signature issue.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
The idea is that you put a tax on imports and you do that so that the American manufacturer can charge more for their product and then they can invest in research and development and improve their ability to manufacture whatever it is they're making. And this is to the advantage of the people who own factories, right? That's who benefits from this.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Maybe they'll pay their workers higher wages and a sort of trickle-down effect, but it's immediately to the advantage of people who own factories. And farmers don't participate in this because the United States makes so much in terms of farm goods, right, that cutting off imports isn't going to matter. The problem is domestic production, right?
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
right here and so the farmers are crying out for some kind of similar benefits to what the industrialists are getting from the tariff and that's where the initiative for Smoot-Hawley comes from is you know you could start to try to adjust the tariff structure but once you sort of open that box then everyone starts to put their hands in and say well we want this and we want that you end up with a tariff that benefits not the kinds of people you were trying to benefit in the first place and that's what happens with Smoot-Hawley I think that there does come a time
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Ja, genau. I'll be back with more American History after this short break.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
where he's certainly getting advice. And to be clear, this is advice from within the Republican Party. So he's not hearing from commie labor leaders or long-haired academics that he needs to do something. He's hearing this from bankers and business leaders and otherwise sober conservative figures in the United States. He's being told, you need to do something extraordinary to relieve unemployment.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
The great historian William Luchtenberg at one point counted the number of commissions that Hoover established to study the unemployment problem. And it's in the dozens. I can't remember the exact number. All of them said, you need to do more. And Hoover ignored all of them. Right. I mean, so at some point he becomes the bottleneck. Right. It's there is pressure to do stuff and he won't do it.
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President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Ultimately, you know, it's even coming from his own experience. Appointee to run the Federal Reserve System, Eugene Meyer, is telling him, you need, as a matter of emergency, to take special action to rescue the banks, and Herbert Hoover refuses to do that, too.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
I think it's a really interesting question when you think about American presidential politics, because, you know, ideally, The personality of the president doesn't matter, right? You know, there are institutions, there are checks and balances, there are parties, there are, you know, various appointed officials.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
But you do get to a point, and this is one of them clearly, where the president is the thing that's stopping everyone else from doing what they think ought to be done. And so, as you correctly say, why is he so stubborn? And I think there are at least two things going on. One of them is political. And you might say principled, right? That Herbert Hoover was a conservative person, right?
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Somebody with conservative beliefs. And that's conservative in the sense that we would understand it, right? Somebody who believed that for the government to help people would erode their moral character at some fundamental levels. Right? And that therefore you would do it as little as possible. Hoover believed for the worst, right? Governments throughout the world.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
So there is that sort of characterological thing. There is that political thing. I would throw one more thing on there, which is that, you know, his entire life, Herbert Hoover had been right. You know, and golly, he should still be right, was the general belief.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
And you can really see this in, you know, the diaries of his aides who, you know, have these personal conversations with him late in his presidency. He's just very, very, very frustrated that people aren't giving him the chance to fix this because he knows if anyone can fix it, he can, right?
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
I mean, even as they thought maybe he was wrong about this public policy issue, which increasingly they did, right? Even as they thought his personality was possibly in the way, as indeed a lot of his closest aides did. One of his aides wrote that he had the answer hit back complex worse than anybody I ever saw, that he was very defensive in other words.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Er muss terribler verloren haben in den Mitteilungen, hat er nicht? Es musste für die Republikaner schlecht sein. Oh yeah, the Republicans, I mean, the Democrats won a very narrow majority actually in the House in the 1930 elections. And, you know, it took a while to sort this out.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
But ultimately, there's a very narrow Democratic majority, which leads to John Garner of Texas being the Speaker of the House for the latter part of Herbert Hoovers' term.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
No, he doesn't. He's known FDR since the Wilson administration, at least when Roosevelt was Assistant Secretary of the Navy under Woodrow Wilson. He thought Roosevelt was fundamentally an unserious person. There were a couple of episodes that reinforced this for Hoover. He thought
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Roosevelt liked to do an imitation of the accent of his boss, the Secretary of the Navy, Josephus Daniels, a southerner segregationist newspaper editor, and then became Secretary of the Navy. And Roosevelt would do this kind of imitation of him, which Daniels knew about and was tolerant of, but Hoover thought was too disrespectful.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
And, you know, called Roosevelt, got in a big fight with him about this. And then later during the... Peace negotiations after the war, Roosevelt led a group of Americans to carouse about the town and they were very rowdy coming back to the hotel and woke Hoover, among other people, up in the middle of the night and Hoover never really forgave him for that either, I think.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Yeah. Hoover's ideology, which was already pretty conservative, really becomes fixed on the New Deal was wicked. It was treasonous. It was socialist. It was warmongering. It needed to be stopped. And the Republican Party's agenda ought to be to stop it.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
That kind of message, of course, becomes the core message of the Republican Party over that era, with Goldwater being the main avatar of it in that contest with Johnson in 1964. Hoover doesn't quite live to see the outcome of that election. But long before that, it's clear that he's had a tremendous influence on the development of the Republican Party.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Well, he's a quiet and studious child who ends up being one of what they call the pioneering class at Stanford University. You have to remember that this is the very beginnings of Stanford. It's not the massive research university that it is today, but rather a sort of raw frontier project funded by the railroad magnate Leland Stanford's fortune.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
And when he's asked about that, how he achieved that, somebody said, well, he said, I just outlived the bastards. He just had this tremendously long life, 30 years or so after losing the election.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
It's really sort of Hoover, Nixon, Reagan that is the great threat, as the three great Californian presidents of the 20th century really do have a kind of common view of Aber ich behalte, dass es viel zu erwarten ist über diesen Mann. Man kann diesen Mann nicht auswählen.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
And Hoover finds his way there to study mining, despite not doing very well academically. So he's part of that early class and that's the origin of his education. And then he finds his way into the mining business after that.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
He works in China and in other places. As you say, he's sort of a globetrotter and somebody who is introduced very early on in his life to other cultures and other peoples and is tremendously successful, becomes possibly one of the richest men in the world by the early 20th century. Incredible.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
The Commission for the Relief of Belgium is Hoover's baby during the Great War. And remember, Belgium was a neutral country that was invaded by the Germans. This is what drew Britain into the war in the first place, with sympathy for Belgian civilians. So there's a lot of this going around. At the time. And Hoover is involved in this effort.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
He knows that he's a great organizer and that he's good at mobilizing capital and resources for transportation, for working with charitable organizations like the Red Cross. And he demonstrates his talents, you know, In a wonderful way during this period. It is the foundation, as you correctly say, of the rest of his career.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
The people who work with him, particularly the young men who work with him at this time, remain with him for decades afterwards, even as they become important figures in American politics themselves. They always have a loyalty to Herbert Hoover. They refer to him as the chief. He's their guy. There is this sort of informal fraternity of these people who loved the kind of work they did with Hoover.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
He was notoriously hard to work for, but also notoriously hard working himself. He could cuss in a variety of languages owing to his mining background and frequently did.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
And he had this sort of admirable personality to these young men who had drawn this kind of admiration from their support for Theodore Roosevelt in 1912, who believed in the strenuous life, who believed in sort of meeting the world's challenges with vigor. And they saw in Hoover that kind of progressive republicanism.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Right. Well, it's particularly his talents at mobilizing these kind of resources that relief that attracts him to the Wilson administration. Remember, the United States enters the Great War quite late. It's in April of 1917 that the United States declares war. So the war is well underway at this point for almost three years. The United States is really only drawn in by...
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
German sinkings of American ships. So it's a gamble that the Germans are making to try to win the war swiftly. And what they gamble is that they will be able to do it before the United States really mobilizes. So the Wilson administration is making the converse gamble that they're going to mobilize quicker than the Germans can win the war. And Hoover is an integral part of that.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Because to do this, you're going to have to get a million men in uniform and sent over to Europe. And to do that, you're going to have to divert the resources of the peacetime economy to a massive military effort. And part of that is going to be conserving resources that would otherwise be dedicated to peacetime use.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Hoover ist der Ernährungsminister, also sein Job ist es, dass die Amerikaner auf der Homefront nicht mehr als das, was sie als ihre fair share, also sie sicher sein können, das Armee zu füllen, das in den Field geht. Das ist Hoovers Hauptrolle.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Right, there's massive inflation, there's warping of the American economy, in part because of just the unseemly haste, I suppose, in which the United States has to mobilize. Again, the war is already going on. So every second matters once they decide to send troops to the front.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
That means that without a lot of what we now call state capacity, they have to rely on private enterprise and the owners of corporations and folks like Hoover who have experience and contacts and the knowledge, because that contacts and knowledge and experience doesn't exist in the federal government itself.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Das Ergebnis ist, dass die Hälfte der Korporationen, wie ein Steele-Exekutiv sagt, viel mehr Geld aus der Kriege machen, als irgendein dezenter Mensch das Recht hat, weil es nur eine riesige Schwierigkeit gibt und es ist eine schmerzhafte Temptation, einen Profit daraus zu machen. Hoover ist sehr viel auf der öffentlich-spirituellen Seite davon.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Er versucht, Menschen in ihrer Benutzung von otherwise scarce food resources zu ökonomisieren. Und hier zeigt er einen seiner wirklich großen Talenten, nämlich Persuasion durch frühere öffentliche Beziehungsprogramme. In the broader context, the Great War really is this kind of crucible for the modern public relations and advertising industry.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Again, this is how a state that doesn't have a lot of bureaucracy mobilizes. It's by propaganda, by persuading people that they ought to do the right thing.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
And so there's this organization called the Committee on Public Information, and they just bang away at the idea that it is your patriotic duty to do X or Y, to buy bonds, or if you're not particularly rich, to buy war-saving stamps, which are small bonds, or again, to avoid... bread and meat so that it can go to the troops at the front. That's Hoover's particular area.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
And Hoover crafts this message, helps to craft this message. So specifically targeting American, as they would have said then, housewives, right? So that you can get the women of the country to be patriotic and to conserve. And that's where Hoover really shines in this era.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Yeah, that's correct. I mean, Hoover wanted to be president in 1920. But as the journalist H.L. Mencken pointed out, a lot of people thought of him as somebody who wasn't even American because he'd spent so much time outside the United States. He really wasn't going to qualify at that point. So as you say, Harding wins with Hoover's backing, you know, in addition to everybody else.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Und Hoover wurde Minister des Einkommens. Das Büro des Einkommens und des Arbeits wurde von Theodor Roosevelt gegründet. Und es war, wiederum, eine Art von progressiver, weißt du, Art von Maßstab, um Korporationen zu regulieren. Und Hoover, weißt du, hat diese Rolle durch beide die Harding- und Coolidge-Ära, durch, wie du sagst, diesen enormen Boom-Zeit für die amerikanische Industrie.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
So much so that by the end of the Great War, the United States flips from being the world's largest borrower to being the world's largest lender as a result of this event. So all of these countries have had their industrial plants destroyed. They've seen tremendous losses in terms of their young men at the front getting killed.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Many of the most fertile lands of Europe have been sort of dug up for trenches and poisoned with the chemicals that are used on the front. And the United States is largely untouched. It's this immense breadbasket that has put lots of acres under the plow to sort of meet the needs of the war. Its industrial economy shoots off.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
It becomes this titan of consumer borrowing and spending almost overnight as a result of the impact of the Great War.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
There were people who saw it coming. Let's put it that way.
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
Notably, the British economist John Maynard Keynes had basically called these shots as far back as 1919, when he said that the failure of the Treaty of Versailles and the other treaties to come out of the Paris Peace Conference to provide for a readjustment of the global economy after the war was going to lead to a depression of the standard of life so severe that men would overthrow civilization, right?
American History Hit
President Herbert Hoover: Did He Cause the Great Depression?
So, props to Keynes, although it's no fun to be right in these kinds of circumstances. Er beobachtete, dass es verschiedene amerikanische Ökonomisten gab, die ein Problem in der Verbrauchung, das zwischen Konsumenten und Landwirten in den 1920er-Jahren geschehen hatte. Und besonders, weil die Preise für Landwirtschaft in den 1920er-Jahren verringert wurden. And then it began to fall.
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Anatomy of Murder
Unfriended (Billy Payne & Billie Jean Hayworth)
The only thing I had ever posted was, please leave me alone.
Anatomy of Murder
Unfriended (Billy Payne & Billie Jean Hayworth)
They said I was too pretty, that I wasn't from here, so they were going to be accepted.
Anatomy of Murder
Unfriended (Billy Payne & Billie Jean Hayworth)
The only thing I had ever posted was, please leave me alone here.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
But you throw a stone and you're in an area where you could buy any drug, could possibly get robbed, and or find yourself in a precarious situation.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
If you dropped a Google geofence around a football stadium, you can imagine how many thousands of cell phones you're going to get. But in this particular case, there were only two.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
that was exactly the same period of time that we saw that little gray car parked on the surveillance video.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
That was my dream, but it's never that easy. Come to find out that the phones were owned by the same person. And that person lived in Broward County, Florida, some 50 miles away. And when I pulled up that person's photograph off of the driver's license information computer, he was obviously not my suspect.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
He's at this point considered a witness, if nothing else, possibly a co-defendant, because we do have a witness that said that little gray car came, dropped off the suspect, left with the suspect. At the time, I don't know the involvement of the driver of that vehicle. So I grabbed another detective and we drove down to Broward County to see if we could find him.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
And he happened to be an Uber driver out of Broward County, Florida. And he's very cooperative. I take a statement from him, and he remembers the night of October 15th, one of his clients had contacted him and asked him to pick him up in Hollywood, Florida, and drive him to West Palm Beach, Florida.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
He pulls up a phone number, and in his contacts, he has the person listed as Ivan Windot Papel, which means Ivan the window paper guy, and he provides me his phone number. He had given him several rides, including this very long ride from Hollywood to the city of West Palm. And of course, the WhatsApp matched the date and the time of the murder.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
At the age of 14, I became a police explorer, which was kind of like Boy Scouts for police work. And then as I became 16 years old in that same program, I began to ride along with the officers two or three times a week. It made an impression upon me and the men that I got to know and began to really look up to and respect, some of them like fathers. I knew in my heart I had to become a cop.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
What the gentleman recalled was that Ivan had come up to him in the parking lot. on the east side of the parking lot at the hotel and said to him, go across the street to the gas station, grab yourself a soda, and I'll be over there in a few minutes. So he just did what he was asked. He drove across the street, pulled into the racetrack gas station, and he waited.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
My thought process was that the gray car was a premeditated getaway car and that our suspect remained at the hotel, sent his getaway driver across the street to the gas station where he ran after he murdered Mr. Drummond, and then he took off in the car and left.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
The driver told me that when he picked Ivan up at the gas station, that he had gotten to the back of the car and that he was very upset. And he was on his phone the entire way home to Hollywood. He was crying, he was very upset, but he was speaking English. So the driver didn't speak any English. He could not tell what he was saying.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
All he could report, he was very upset, and he believed that he was speaking with a woman on the telephone.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
Once I had the phone number and the name Ivan, it didn't take me very long, just minutes to enter that in my computer and using different law enforcement sources and information databases, I was able to discover that that phone number was used several times to call the police for assistance and that the person who had made those calls was named Claudio Ivan Samayoya.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
As soon as I saw his photo pop up on the database, I knew that this is the guy.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
Once I obtained the arrest warrant, it was, I think, two days before they were positive that he was at his home in Hollywood, Florida.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
The homicide team went to Hollywood to execute the search warrant with the city of Hollywood. So as Ivan was being driven north to West Palm Beach, in Hollywood, his home was being searched unbeknownst to him.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
He had several different passports with different names. He was living in a week-by-week apartment down in Hollywood, Florida, just tinting windows. He'd been in the country for several years, came in through Mexico into California, and then made his way down to Hollywood.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
We were really at a loss for why Mr. Drummond was murdered. It really didn't make any sense at the time. And of course, going into the interview, you want to know the why. Everyone wants to know the why.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
You never know who you're going to go into an interview room with. You could walk into an interview room and the person you're dealing with is angry or the person you're dealing with isn't. They could be rude or they could be polite. We just have to play it by ear.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
And in this particular case, we walked into the interview room and we found Ivan, who was a very small, thin man, short in stature, and extremely soft-spoken. So it was almost an uncommunicated agreement that Aaron and I had that we had to be even more soft-spoken and not play the good cop, bad cop.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
Aaron is a very large guy. His biceps are bigger than my thighs. I'm 6'1", 235 pounds. And here we are in an interview room with a very small-statured guy who's being super calm and mild-mannered and soft-spoken. I didn't want for anybody to say we were being too rough in our way of speaking with him or anything. or we were compelling him to talk to us.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
We just knew going in, we had to keep it very calm and very low-key.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
We talked with him regularly. I think 25 minutes about his window tinting business, where he lived, his girlfriend. He never once asked us, why am I here? We just drove him from Hollywood, Florida in handcuffs all the way to the city of West Palm Beach into an interview room with two police detectives. And he never asked once, why am I being arrested?
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
He told us that that had been his phone number for years. It's his life's blood. Without that phone number, he could not do business. He's a window-tinting person and he relies upon it solely as his source of income.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
That was important to us because that was the phone number that we later determined was driving with the person in the car from Hollywood to West Palm and then back down to Hollywood after the murder. And it was also picked up on several cellular phone towers in the city of West Palm Beach around the time of the murder.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
So we put him in West Palm Beach at the time of the murder with that phone number.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
I let him ramble on a lot and just talk about superfluous things until finally I felt it was time to just hit him with something solid. I pulled that photo out. It was a photograph of him walking through the racetrack gas station dressed exactly the same as all the witnesses says the suspect was with the bag in his hand. And I simply said, we all know who this is, right?
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
And I left it hanging out there. He looked at the photo and he nodded yes. And then he said, yeah, yeah, that's me. And he identified himself.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
When he realized that he had made himself and that he had just identified himself at the scene of a murder, He backpedaled and said, that's not me. But you just told me it was you. And he said, no, it's not me. I don't own a shirt like that. I don't own a hat like that.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
And what separates us is the intercoastal waterway. That's a very high crime rate in the city of West Palm Beach. We have many years been in the top 10 most violent cities in the nation.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
Ironically, at that very time, I start getting these text messages from my partners and my sergeant down in Hollywood, Florida. And one of the first text messages was a photograph of this Nautica Jeans Company Flying Eagle shirt. And I showed him a picture of it on my phone. I said, but we just found this in your house. You just told me you don't have this shirt. I have a lot of shirts.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
I don't know. I've never seen that shirt. But those aren't my shoes. Seconds later, I get a picture from the crime scene in Hollywood at the search warrant of those very same shoes with the red soles. These are in your bedroom. Those aren't my shoes. He just began to deny everything.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
We did not find the gun. We did not find any ammunition. But Ivan was arrested that day and he was taken to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office main jail. And immediately we start to listen to jail calls.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
When someone gets booked into the county jail, they immediately get the right to use the phone. So we had preemptively contacted the sheriff's office and we wanted to even listen to what he was saying in the temporary holding cell and who he was calling.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
And he begins to talk to Gail. Gail is Ivan's girlfriend. They've been living together for about six months, and he's obviously very infatuated with her. That's who he was attempting to find at the hotel the night of the murder. The conversations between them go from peaceful to chaotic to violent over the phone, up and down, back and forth.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
He cries, she laughs, she berates him, she cuts him down. He tells her he loves her and it all goes back to normal. They were the most unbelievable jail calls I've ever listened to in my career.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
A couple of days after his arrest, Ivan is talking to Gail on the phone. Gail is street smart enough not to talk on the phone because it says these calls are being recorded. He doesn't wanna talk about the case on the phone, but he does. So he says to her in one of his fits of crying that my attorney wants to know if they found a gun in my house and she doesn't wanna talk about it.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
So he's like, ah, let's talk about the dog and goes on a different direction completely. He says, but my attorney needs to know that they didn't find a gun in my house because I've never had a gun in my life. Do you know what I mean? At some point, she gets so fed up with him. He just says, quote, I have it, you dumb. And that's where they end it.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
There's a tremendous amount of pressure on investigators and specifically Special Victims Unit investigators and homicide investigators. I don't know that the general public realizes just how precarious case law, statute and policy and procedure is in investigating the case of a murder. You got to be so careful if you make a mistake, you could lose the case.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
Ivan asks at one point in their conversations on the jail calls, do you remember the tool I was looking for before the police arrived? He was referring to the firearm. Gail retorts with, hey, listen, they left your cell phone here. The police didn't find it. I think they left your cell phone here so they can bug us. They really believe that the police had left the phone there on purpose.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
When in fact, we just didn't see it. It was behind a curtain behind a sofa, apparently.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
Well, that's a big piece of evidence for me to get. So immediately I went down to Hollywood once I had heard this jail call, knocked on the door, told her what I had heard on jail calls, and she just produces this cell phone for me.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
On October 15th, 2021, there was a 911 call made and the dispatcher answered the phone and there was a gentleman on the phone reporting that there had been a shooting at a Holiday Inn on Metro Center Boulevard in West Palm Beach.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
So when we got the cell phone, it had not been erased. And we took it back to the police department, got a search warrant to enter the phone and had it downloaded by our digital forensic unit. And it was literally the smoking gun. It was the linchpin of the case.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
On that phone were photographs of Ivan standing in his living room with a firearm on his dining room table that happened to be a nine millimeter. Also, the ammunition box was in the frame of the photo, and it was a rare Yugoslavian ammunition that happened to be on the dining room table, which was also the shell casings that were found at the scene.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
The day after the murder, Ivan had sent his girlfriend Gail a photograph of the Be On The Lookout wanted poster of himself saying, this is where I was. And she retorted in text by saying, you dumb bitch, you shouldn't have taken your mask off. They would never have known who you were.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
I felt that Gail was being stalked by Ivan and that this is one of those strange situations where a woman is actually being abused by someone possibly, but continues to go back to them.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
I went down to Miami Gardens with my partner, Erin, and we spoke with Gail, which was Ivan's girlfriend. And she agreed to come to the city of West Palm and sit down with the prosecutors to talk with us. She did tell us that Ivan was stalking her and he was kind of girl crazy. She said he would use prostitutes often and he was abusive and an angry guy.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
Ivan was paying someone hundreds of dollars to locate Gail's cellular phone GPS location. It was a scam. He was getting taken to the cleaner. This guy was saying, hey, she's in Miami. And Ivan would sell him money. And on the night of the murder, this particular person told Ivan Gail is in West Palm Beach. So Ivan communicated with Gail.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
on her phone by text saying, I know you're in West Palm Beach. Give me the address and I'll come get you. We come to find out from interviewing Gail, she had gotten on her phone and Googled Hotel West Palm Beach and came up with the address on Metro Center Boulevard where Mr. Drummond was killed. Cut and paste that address into the text message and said, this is where I am. and sent it to Ivan.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
She wasn't there. She was 100 miles away in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. She was giving herself time to get back to their residence to clean all of her things out and leave him by sending him to West Palm. And subsequently, Mr. Drummond was killed.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
When he fed her the bait that, hey, I know you're in West Palm, she took it and threw it back at him. She Googled very quickly, hotel West Palm Beach, cut and paste an address, any address, and sent it to him and said, yes, that's where I am. So Ivan grabbed that and immediately went to West Palm, called his ride, offered to pay him $100 round trip to take him up there and back.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
We believe that we could prove premeditation in the fact that he had taken the time to instruct the Uber driver to leave and go across the street so that he knew he was going to commit the crime and then flee across the street to the getaway car.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
Later, we discovered that where he claimed he was parked one day after the murder, another bullet was found in that parking space. As it turns out, that bullet matched the shell casing make and model of the spent shell casings at the scene of the crime.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
So it's my belief that when Ivan went over to his driver and told him, I need you to go pull across the street, that he chambered a round into his firearm. Unbeknownst to him, it was already chambered. An unfired round fell to the ground and he chambered his weapon. Subsequently, he went and he shot and killed Mr. Drummond.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
The wife had to refer to her iPad to get the exact location because they had had the GPS running on her iPad. They were able to give the dispatcher the correct address. And I think within six minutes, the police arrived.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
Prior to the trial, we had a hearing about the cellular phone. And this was a mistake I made. And admittedly, this was a mistake that could have lost the case. The judge didn't agree that the cellular phone being taken under consent to search from Gail, who had custody of the phone, was using the phone, was legitimate under the inevitable discovery rule. So in that hearing, we lost the phone.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
The phone, anything that we gathered from the phone would not be admissible in the case. But we still had a very solid case.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
You always want as much evidence as you can, and when you have someone's cellular device that they had in their hand the night of the murder, and they're sending photographs of themselves in wanted posters to their girlfriend saying, yeah, that was me, that's the icing on the cake.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
After the assistant state attorney, Courtney Behar, was trying this case, she's just a tenacious, unbelievably intelligent human being who happens to be an attorney and prosecutes homicides. She went in there and did a fantastic job. But at the end of the day, the jury was locked and there was a mistrial.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
There was a couple of witnesses lingering around, and they secluded the witnesses from one another and asked them to stand by for detectives as they attempted to render aid to the victim.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
I was able to speak with one of the jury members. She told me that several of the members of the jury were creating stories about why Ivan killed Drummond, if he did. And they kept leaning toward it being Ivan was a sex trafficker and that he was trying to find one of his victims who he was sex trafficking.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
And that Jamal Drummond must have been partaking in the female whose picture he was showing her as a prostitute. And that's why he killed him. So they came up with this grandiose story, according to this one juror. That wasn't true, and no evidence of that was ever presented. But they stuck with it, and they hung the jury on that.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
Very unfortunately at that time, Jamal's father was dying and Jamal's mother was his only caretaker. It was a very sad, unfortunate situation. It was just unbelievably tragic that right in the middle of all of this, they've already suffered. The father had become so ill.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
Assistant State Attorney Behar called her as a witness and everything she told us in our interview, she recanted. She claimed to the jury that Detective Sam and I were compelling her to say what we wanted her to say and that everything that she said was a lie because we were threatening her.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
I think that goes back toward two things. One is this victim mindset when you're abused by someone that you love and loves you. And I also think to some degree it was he didn't want to snitch anyone out. But at the end of the day, the jury saw through her lies. You know, they were able to listen to the interview that she gave us and they could see that she was just trying to help Ivan out.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
We positively identified the victim as Mr. Jamal Drummond.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
And that was big. That was a mistake that if this case had been found not guilty, I probably wouldn't have been able to live with. It would have been a very difficult pill to swallow.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
Well, every case in itself is like a living thing, and so many things can go wrong. You make one mistake in any particular case, there's a tremendous amount of pressure on investigators, and specifically Special Victims Unit investigators and homicide investigators.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
I don't know that the general public realizes just how precarious case law, statute, and policy and procedure is in investigating the case of a murder. You got to be so careful. If you make a mistake, you could lose the case.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
From everything that I found out about Jamal Drummond was that he was a very kind guy that just liked to be around his family and fish. He apparently was an avid fisherman. And in his fishing, he would run into people and become friends with them. He had friends from all walks of life.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
You know, obviously one of the questions you would ask somebody is, is there any reason why someone would want to kill your brother? And they could come up with nothing. And the answer was consistently no. He had no enemies. There's no reason for anyone to want to kill him.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
The night of the murder, we had the opportunity to interview three people. The victim's good friend and former girlfriend, who was on scene, as well as the husband and wife who were traveling and in their truck when this all went down.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
So she arrived in the parking lot and happened to find Jamal and a couple other people standing outside smoking cigarettes.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
And as they were talking, drinking, doing whatever they were doing, a Spanish male wearing black pants and a camouflage hat, as she described with a military bag hanging around his waist, According to Jamal's friend, the man then walked away and into the lobby of the hotel.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
Later, this male, according to her report to us, arrives again in the parking lot and asks them again, come on, guys, have you seen this girl? I gotta really find her. They were a little annoyed by his persistence, and they said, no, we haven't seen this girl. Next thing you know, the suspect is looking into their cars, and they told him, get out of here.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
You know, you don't need to be looking into our cars. We told you this girl's not around here. Get away from us. And they were a little bit more firm with him, according to our witness.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
The suspect was walking into the hotel and Mr. Drummond was walking out. We don't know what happened right there. We don't know what was said, but our witness reported that something happened there verbally. there was some type of an exchange between the two men.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
She said as she looked up, because she heard the verbal exchange, she saw Mr. Drummond walking toward her, saw the suspect pull a firearm out of that bag he had around his waist with his left hand and fired at least two shots at Mr. Drummond. Mr. Drummond fell and the suspect ran.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
So I believe that his intention was to take Mr. Drummond out because of something Drummond had said to him. But I don't know what it is because no one witnessed it.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
The couple who was parked in their truck were getting ready to check into the hotel. The woman who was in the passenger seat, the wife, she turned and looked at the suspect as he ran by and got a very good description of him. And later, when I interviewed her, actually told me she would never forget his face.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
She believed that he had arrived in a little gray Toyota. She specifically remembered this little gray Toyota driving into the parking lot. And then the mail was there. So she presumed, putting two and two together, that he had gotten out of or drove that car himself to the hotel parking lot.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
One of the first assignments that we issued was to have investigators and police officers just comb the area for surveillance cameras. It's 2021, there's surveillance cameras everywhere, and we expected to be able to pull up lots of surveillance video. It just so happened at this particular hotel, there were no exterior surveillance cameras, only interior surveillance cameras.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
As he walked around the hotel, he had a COVID mask on, a medical mask. We didn't get very many actual still photographs or video that we could make still photographs of his face. He did take the COVID mask down at one point when he was rounding the corner of one of the hallways in the hotel. And I was able to get a snapshot of his face off of that surveillance.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
So we had a general idea of what the person looked like. exactly what they were wearing, and it matched the things that were reported by the witnesses.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
Upon our first analysis of the crime scene, there was two spent shell casings discovered. They were 9mm shell casings. And we had also learned from witnesses that the suspect may have... touched cars in the general vicinity of where the shooting occurred earlier in the evening.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
So there was some items to process, you know, shell casings to be collected, obviously hundreds of photographs to be taken.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
The following day, I was able to contact the racetrack gas station. So I was able to obtain all of the video from the racetrack gas station for that night, hours before and hours after. Once it was in my hands, I went back to the police department with it on a thumb drive and stuck it in my computer. And I just clicked on a file.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
And ironically, the video file I clicked on was unequivocally our suspect walking straight toward a camera with no mask, no hat. into the back alley behind the racetrack gas station. So right there, bingo, I've got the guy.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
I always describe this particular part of Florida as a jigsaw puzzle. Any different turn you make, you could find yourself in the wrong part of town. You're a stone's throw away from the most beautiful beach and some of the greatest restaurants and entertainment that you can get in South Florida.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
Sometime after the suspect entered the property on the race track gas station, a small gray Toyota arrived on scene and it just parked itself in the corner of the parking lot. And immediately when I saw that on the video, my first thought was, this guy called himself an Uber.
Anatomy of Murder
Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Jamal Drummond)
If Google discovers that there was a cellular device inside of that square running any of its products or being used at that time, it returns you that information.
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It's slightly different, but I see where you're going.
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That's the cash. You can't do cash, but what if you bought her a Rolex or something? Then I think, then you're just married. Then it's permissible.
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See, when you butter me up, when you butter me up. That's workplace harassment. Do you ever think he's seen his dad's feet when they were walking out the door? That's too far. That's too far. That's too far.
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Scott?
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Jerry, we're sorry, Jerry. They had a bad season. Jerry, you're a good man. You're a good man, Jerry. He's not looking at people's feet, okay? He's just, you had a bad season. That's all.
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dude it was amazing it was all my siblings and then like 15 nieces and nephews and everyone's just running around in the house the whole time uh we got my baby baptized became a follower of christ no longer pagan yeah yeah thank god getting saved getting saved thank god it was great i talked to an exorcist just chatting with him where did you meet him he's my mom's friend
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Yeah, yeah. No, he's an exorcist. Well, he's not technically an exorcist. He accompanies the exorcist. He's a cop in New York City. Okay. Just like a proper Italian. Like, he wrote a book that became a movie, Deliver Us From Evil. It has Olivia Munn in it. It ended up doing really good. Okay. And he would go to these people's houses and he would get the demons out of them.
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Is that movie about Olivia Munn, Deliver Us From Evil?
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She's with Melania. She has Melania's baby.
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But yeah, no, there was no demons when I talked to her.
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Anyway. I pulled it to his house. Yep. And we did a pod. And he was just blowing my mind. Demons are real, apparently. Really?
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No, but we should, though. Everyone should get their house blessed. Get them blessed. He's like, ghosts, demons, aliens, demons. He said, Northeast covered in demons. This is where he was. He was in the 4-5 in Brooklyn.
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Wait, the 4-5 is famous. Didn't they do like a documentary about that? 7-5. Oh, 7-5. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But no, he was out there. He was just exercising demons. He's also just a real Italian. Yeah. So he was just in there just like, yo, fucking the name of Jesus Christ, get the fuck out of this lady.
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He was just like, he said that sometimes he would do these exorcisms and they would start speaking in different languages, start speaking in tongues. Yeah. They would start speaking languages they don't even know. How do we know it's a language?
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Well, this was crazy, is that he would record them, and he's like, yeah, I went over to my fucking deli after the exorcism, brought it up to the guy, I was like, you know what this fucking language is? And the guy was like, no, sir, never heard it. And he was like, me neither, bro, this is fucking crazy. So it's possible it's not even a language. It's possible it's a dead language.
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Speaking in tongues, dude. Possible it's just speaking in tongues.
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I don't know. But he's like, one lady got possessed because there was like a ghost that was in her house, and she was like a friendly ghost, and then she possessed her body, and then they had to fucking hold her down.
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No, it starts off that way. They start off friendly and kind and then they get inside your brain and then they possess you. But if it's a friendly ghost, isn't it good vibes? That's what they want you to think, bro. They're lying about it. They're like the devil's tricks. So all ghosts are bad. Not all. I asked about this. He said, not all ghosts. He says, some ghosts are just kind of chilling.
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They're in limbo. But he says, some ghosts, they're demons. And you got to ask him in the name of Jesus Christ. Do you love Jesus Christ as Christ King? And if they say no, demon.
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He says Jesus isn't king.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. But this demon guy you believe. No, I mean, I've never seen a demon, so I don't know. But I do sit with him and he's fully convinced. I'm like, he's seeing something. I don't know what he's seeing.
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The Emerald Tablets. No one's seen them. They're fabrication from the 20s. Yeah. No one's seen them. But if I did see them, I'd be like, these are the Emerald Tablets of Toast. I'm just saying, dude. I texted Miles over the weekend. I said, Miles, I have great news. Telepathy is real. Wait, why is telepathy real? Miles, do you remember this whole conversation? Oh, I remember. I got deep into it.
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There's a number one podcast out right now. It overtook Joe Rogan for a couple days. Oh my God, truly. It's called The Telepathy Tapes. Apparently kids with nonverbal autism, they're telepathic.
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How are you doing? No, no. See, look, this woman, she went in. Apparently, there was this researcher from Harvard and Johns Hopkins that was doing research on autistic savants. These are kids that know shit that's crazy. They're able to tell the words of pi or the letters of pi to fucking 10,000 digits or whatever. And so she's going in. Can everybody fact check on that?
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Yep. I'll explain this the way it's laid out, okay? Again, I'm not fully a believer. Yes, you are. No, no, no. Mark texted me.
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You're such a fucking ho. Okay, go. So, look, I texted Miles weeks ago before this even was popping. Now it's the number one podcast in the world. Okay. I told Miles, I'm like the Simon Cowell. I'm like Scooter Braun. Just bullshit. Okay.
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So, these kids, nonverbal autism, right? They can type. They can spell. They can write on an iPad, but they can't speak. There's a mind-body connection separation. So sometimes the mom would be like, yeah, I went to the store, I came home, and then my kid was typing on the thing, oh, how was Walmart? And they're like, I didn't tell you I went to Walmart.
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I went there last minute just to go grab something. Then my kid knew something about me in my brain that I never said. And then they start doing tests. So she goes over to this family, nonverbal autistic kid, and they do a series of tests, okay?
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see now it's starting to be real just look at him find my iPhone or something no no no one has found my iPhone what about the bags from Walmart that she walks in the door with she brings her own bags the test is where it gets even worse what do you mean worse just go random number generator okay the child can see through the mom's eyes so the kid's in a different room nope Keep going.
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The kid's separated by a partition, okay? And the mom is over here, and she gets a random number generator, and she looks at the numbers, three digits, and the child types in the digits perfectly. No one says anything. She does this for like over 20 different digits. Kid gets all of them correct. Do you have a video of this? Yes. Miles has a video.
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Yeah, get out of here. There's a donation.
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Go connect, right? If it's all bullshit, you know?
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it's funny i want to believe magic so bad man it's like this shit is real guys they do yeah they bring a magician on they do another test they put the girl on a mentalist on this pod put the girl fully in a blindfold okay fully in a blindfold they hand her popsicles popsicle sticks all different colors she holds it and she's able to place it in the correct pile depending on the color just with the mom looking at her fully blindfolded can't see anything
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Then she opens up a book, points to a word in the book. The kid knows it, types it in perfectly. The kid doesn't even speak English and knew the English word.
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There is facilitated communication. That is a part of it.
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Yeah, you do.
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You think this woman would lie? No, I don't. I believe it all now. I'm already on board. She got the accent. Okay, what is it? Nine, zero, zero.
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We don't do that. We just go, hey, let's just fly to Florida. This manipulative motherfucker. That's a good idea. He's who I wish I could be. Christmas isn't about gifts. That's what y'all need to realize. You just bought a gift for no reason. It's not about gifts. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Some of the kids need facilitated communication.
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he doesn't need it he knows what time it is all the time isn't that crazy so this became the biggest podcast in America for a brief period telepathy tape and Mark was on it truly 10 days before I don't know dude I don't know I don't know necessarily if any of this is true it hasn't been verified there are other studies the Gonsfeld study
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It doesn't make sense. If you believe everything, then you're right. Because he was homeschooled.
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No, that you ain't shit about.
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It says goofy white people. I was like, yeah. What is that even?
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What about Al's past life regression? That's possible. Do you still believe in your past life regression?
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I don't know, they did all these studies, apparently this guy Rupert Sheldrake, he did this study where people could tell where they're being stared at.
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So they just had a monitor and then they had a two-way glass or whatever, and then they would have someone present in the room staring at them where they were not able to see, and then someone not, and the person was like, yeah, I'm able to tell above chance. like with statistical significance that I was being stared at. That's telepathy?
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Well, it's more just like a sense that people have that's non-material. That's basically indicating that there's something that exists outside of our localized consciousness.
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Miles is a strict materialist. He doesn't believe in infrared light. He doesn't believe in anything. I believe in infrared. What are you talking about? Hey, Miles, what's the difference between a joke and three dicks?
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You got it. That's very respectful.
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You guys killed it. You don't believe in telepathy? I told mad people about this podcast. I was like, this is very fun. It's a good time to listen to. And I told like 10 people and seven of them were like, yeah, telepathy's real. That's happening to me. I do believe in telepathy. Ask some people about telepathy, bro. People will be believing it. Telepathy. I don't really care about telepathy.
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I'm not that into it. Telekinesis is the one that's fire. That's sick. Yeah, I mean, it's definitely more cool. Have you seen those kids that do telekinesis on TikTok? No. Oh my goodness. Oh, this is the best. Hold on, let me jump on here. There are these kids on TikTok, they're like, I'm practicing my telekinesis. And then they have a piece of tinfoil and they go...
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And the tinfoil falls over and they're dead serious. There's another kid that's like a, he's a earth mover. And so he goes to parking lots and finds leaves and makes them spin up. You know, and like wind happens.
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Do you think it started there? Was that initial offer?
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That was the initial offer, apparently.
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The show's going back in time for that, bro.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Yo, Abraham Lincoln was for sure gay.
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God damn, son. His is the gayest guy. Your man's is gay, yo. Your man's is gay. He better be gay. Son. That's crazy. That's not Mary Todd. Come on, bro. Come on, Lady Bird Johnson.
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Oh yeah. And LBJ had a, he had a piece on him. Yeah.
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Look at that.
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This is what I'm taking down in the past. Oh. Whoa. Who's that? Hedy Lamarr. Yeah. This girl's a beast. Good name. She invented freaking Wi-Fi.
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Probably that too.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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So these are old styles of modern makeup. Who is that?
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Oh, I got it. I got it. I got it.
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Proper piece. I'm pretty sure she left her husband. She was like married to a guy for like a year. Yeah. Marilyn Monroe did? Charge it to the game. Someone offered her 1.5 million. She was out of this. Isn't that great? And then I think he like remarried and just lived like his regular life in like Cleveland or something. Wow. And people were like, yo, you were tagging Marilyn Monroe.
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I was like, yo.
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I don't know.
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Interesting. I mean, it seems like she was scrutinized slightly in her time. She was viewed as a commodity. She wasn't easy to work with. She never knew her lines.
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Yeah.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Also, according to this random comment I found on Reddit, it seems like she was seen as classy and elegant on screen.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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God bless. So she went from pinup to like a starlet where people were like, oh no, she's like the epitome of elegance.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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So telekinesis is real. Turns out. Fuck off.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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It's you and both of them. Yeah. This sounds horrible.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Yeah. He's someone that knows the power of teamwork and reputation and relationships.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I think that's what 21 did. They asked him, you're from Atlanta. And you work with Drake. Like, what do you think of this whole beef? And I think he was just like, yeah, I make music. I'm just enjoying it. I just make music.
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Like, he basically just kind of stepped out, from my knowledge. So, like, LeBron could have done the same thing. And it seems like he had a reason not to.
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Fuck this. What's going on here? Who was your number one artist leisure? Kendrick.
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We got to check. This year.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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God. You said he didn't really come in his bag or something. He didn't come in his bag, bro. Come on.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I was thinking that joke and then he saw it in my head.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Well, the difference is that the media is coming for him. That the collectivist mainstream media is going against our guy. And so everyone rallies. If it's another person, then people choose sides.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I got to finish up.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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A thousand percent. I mean, the Jordan doc, you saw that, right? If you're in the league with Jordan, you hate this guy. Yeah. There's probably people on his team. I'm pretty sure there were people on his team in the documentary that were like, yeah, Mike was crazy. Yeah. And they talk shit about him in the doc. Yeah. These are guys on his team. He got rings for it. They're like, fuck this guy.
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You got to weed. Weed.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Everybody need to pay. WTF, Espanol. That's what we got. We got a Barcelona friend.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Why do you want to show your mom off? Your mom looked like she lost weight too, respectfully.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Yeah.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Beautiful. Likes dicks. A little expensive.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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It's $2 million. That's smart. Just price it out. Just price it out.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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That's crazy. He's on the toilet. That's the thing. He's mid-scroll. Yeah. He's three hours into TikTok.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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It was the best content ever also when they were going back and forth. So in a way, she contributed to the show. How can you not hire this?
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Wait, where is she going to sit?
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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No, I don't need that. I don't need that.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Yes, you're off.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Yeah. I'm just saying. And you wouldn't walk him like this. You'd put his dick over your shoulder. And you carry it like you got back from a hunt or something. Like it's a pickaxe. Bro, come on, man. I don't see the issue. You also worked in your parents' dance studio for a while.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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You went from that to working for yourself, bro, yeah. Yeah, that's not good. You didn't have the opp. But if you did, you had to go to HR.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I don't get it. I truly don't get it. But I see his point because how are you going to bring her there if you can't even talk to her about it? Be like, hey, you and I got to talk to HR about something that you don't know about. Exactly.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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So you gotta be like, hey, meet me in the HR office.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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She's probably good at it.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Nah, we gotta figure that out. That sunscreen picture, I think, changed a lot for him. I think he went home after that vacation and was like, who am I? He looked at himself in the mirror and was like, I don't even recognize myself.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Do you know what the shirt means? It's like basically all in on Zuck or nothing. What language? Latin. Latina.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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No, I never believed that. This motherfucker believed anything. This motherfucker believes anything. I slightly believed.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I slightly believed that shit. He said, I get cold. I get cold blood that goes through my hand. My whole family's had it. Maybe we're part lizard. I said, maybe? No, his mom told him lizards are real in people. For sure. It's not lizards. It's serpents.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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He didn't even want to wear this outfit. We made him change.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Captain Planet?
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Gotcha, gotcha, gotcha. I mean, with the fam and stuff, like my whole family watched Wicked five times. Like, over the break.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Oh, yeah, no, it was fascinating. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Fantastic. What were your thoughts on it? I always saw the first hour, to be honest with you. That's the worst hour. I know. I always fall asleep. It sucks. I didn't fall asleep. I was busy, bro. The baby was crying. I had to go wake my wife up to get him. Yeah.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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So we're going to get back into it.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Fuck you. He got sandals with lifts. That's hard to make, bro.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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You know that you get arrested in North Korea? He's talking about a bouncer. Like, just go, just sit down. He is here to fuck all women. Get to him. No, it'd be kind of cool.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Yeah, get our oil.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Why do they have our oil? I don't know why they put it there. What the fuck do they have our oil for? Why didn't your God put it there?
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I don't buy that at all. I mean, what is oil? Is it dinosaur bones or something? Yeah. See, I just didn't have dinosaurs. Just, uh... 13% of the country's supply needs came from Indian oil. It's not that much, it seems.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Odd, right? Yeah. Well, I'm going to find out. It might just be the production. It seems like there might be oil in it.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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You think you would just without a question.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I feel like England would have figured it out. True that. Yeah, man. I feel like England would have locked that in. Do you have a theory on why Trudeau stepped down?
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Do you think he stays in Canada?
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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cuba he goes back to papa he's going to daddy he's going home where do you think he goes i don't know i mean because like i forget what it was i was reading about other prime ministers like when they get ousted or like when there's like pressure against them to step down they don't stay it's like they'll go to like a different they go to like london and like they live in london or something but i was thinking i feel like if i'm him if i'm foreign prime minister i'll just go to fucking saint bart's or something yeah go to france he's gonna do that right yeah
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Fuck that. Did you fly with your dog? You said it was a service animal.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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And does anyone ever check you for that?
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I mean, Miles told me that they banned porn in Florida. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Lil Duvall posted a porn screenshot.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Why do you have time and fucking thousands of kids running around? How do you have any time to jerk off? You don't go to your high school gym to put up shots. He's got the jersey on, bro. Just remember the hardwood, you know what I mean? You can't even fake dribble like you play basketball. You know what's crazy? When they fake dribble, they go like that. And that shit is fire. Who does this?
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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They do a fist. Who does? Basketball players. Don't get it off the top of your head. That's a fact.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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How did you know that the porn wasn't working? I was reading the New York Times. Son.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I was reading the New York Times. Stop it, John. I was. I was perusing the Daily Perennial. Is that what it's called? And they said there's no more Pornhub.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I just looked into it. Okay, we got a sponsor. I want to support the sponsor.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Yeah, he played himself on that one. But I would do the same thing. That's tough. Also, going commando is kind of nice. Nah. Why are you sleeping with underwear? What do you mean?
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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He's saying, oh, man, when you get a massive erection, doesn't it pull on the threads and the silk in your underwear and rip it off?
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Nah. Bro, that must be tough for you, man. But you sleep in commando, right?
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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real shit no i go on the boxer briefs wait you sleep naked every night you don't sleep naked mark yeah shut the fuck up you don't sleep on the ground naked not on the ground dude you don't sleep naked i'm telling you bro just fucking military style don't you have your kid in the bed on the other side on the other side that's wild dog what that's so catholic of you
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Oh, my God, dude. That's nuts. Literally. Literally. You go boxers. That's great. You get dressed for bed. You go, it's time for bed. I put on my outfit. No, I keep the same underwear. I don't get new boxers. You've been shitting in all day? Yeah. Covered in shit.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I mean, sometimes boxers for the next day. You take a shower at night.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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So you get dressed for bed? Yeah. Sure, I guess. This is stupid. What a waste. Why is that a waste?
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Oh, you wake up and you're just ready to go. Yeah. Nah, you guys are too anxious, bro. You guys are ready to wake up at any moment.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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That's crazy.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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With all due respect to me, I'm not banging into nothing. Can I be completely honest with everyone? I'm banging into very little, okay? It's welcome, bro.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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We got to call the nanny over just to be like, hey, can we just- Hey, can you watch them? My wife put the baby- Do you charge for a minute? That's why I asked the nanny.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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You've been faking it the whole time? You can do this silent? Oh, damn. That's about it.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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That's unbelievable. This woman's wild. I like that you've been so out of the game, and she goes, don't keep your clothes on. And you go, why? I thought we was going to dinner.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I'm going to do this terror. Just wait.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Vitamin C gave you diarrhea. Vitamin C gave you diarrhea.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
OnlyFans Girl Takes on 1000 Dudes & How to Fix British Grooming Gangs w/ Adam Rowe
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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But when's the next one? Because there's still a thousand guys showing up to these things.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Oh, bro. Nah, you're like the Taylor Swift of comics, man. You get in a relationship, break up. Oh, I got a new special now. You do one hour.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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It's tough.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Like the kid throwing the shoe, the MRI. I haven't clipped that yet, but we can talk about that.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Which period are you in right now?
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I think one of the times I was like, this fucking idiot believes it.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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He's a businessman now.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I think I said to him, I was like...
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Live and watching professionals? Fire sport. Watching them play? But when you play, you think you're them. How?
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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No, it is.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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It's just incredible. Watching the professionals play, it's so fast, and they're so technical. That is a sport.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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He's trying to coach from the side. Oh, this is adorable.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I never saw him someplace where it's like he's one of the most famous people there and no one gave a fuck about him on the sidelines. It was all about the fucking paddle on the players.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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It was that far, but it's far. No, it's crazy. It's far.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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crazy how they're built like that right yeah you're retarded so you have uh you have a career that keeps you out every weekend and at night and now you picked a sport that you're playing all the time during the day that you have to be away for like two or three hours at a time so now you're just when's he supposed to play paddle if he's going to be working overnight
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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He's on his fifth relationship in five years right now.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I need to get my wife a job. That's what I'm saying. He said, probably working. He had no idea what the fuck he was doing. He's got a gift basket or some shit.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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But no, but we played mini golf though. Exactly.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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Watching women is better than watching the men.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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This is soft. This is so soft.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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They cry a little less.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I think I stopped that crying shit.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
OnlyFans Girl Takes on 1000 Dudes & How to Fix British Grooming Gangs w/ Adam Rowe
That's what they need to do.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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I think you'll forget what we spoke about last time I was here. First thing, you need to stop making it sound so cool. What is that? Grooming gangs is just, it has a little ring to it. Like, make it sound worse than that.
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
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So you know the song? Of course. I know Robbie Williams. I've never heard that.
Apple News Today
Biden’s controversial clemency choices
I anticipate she's dancing in the streets of Dixon with her commutation because she just also conned the president of the United States.
Apple News Today
Biden’s controversial clemency choices
She is not remorseful. She never has been. Her only regret has only ever been that she was caught.
Are You Garbage? Comedy Podcast
Chain Restaurants Edition w/ Kippy & Foley
I got the top five. What?
Are You Garbage? Comedy Podcast
Chain Restaurants Edition w/ Kippy & Foley
So we're starting out. We got Buffalo Wild Wings. They do about $4 billion. Chili's, $4 billion. Applebee's, Texas Roadhouse, Olive Garden.
Are You Garbage? Comedy Podcast
Chain Restaurants Edition w/ Kippy & Foley
What do you got, Lucas? The deals are all like two-for-blank deals now, except Texas Roadhouse. They have the— Texas Roadhouse.
Are You Garbage? Comedy Podcast
Chain Restaurants Edition w/ Kippy & Foley
I never understood what that was. No, it's a Quaker school. Maybe the Quakers are friends.
Are You Garbage? Comedy Podcast
Chain Restaurants Edition w/ Kippy & Foley
Yeah, they got the Monday Margarita, Texas T-Bone Tuesday, Wild West Wednesday.
Are You Garbage? Comedy Podcast
Chain Restaurants Edition w/ Kippy & Foley
Good night. Okay. And then you got, I mean, Applebee's has double the deal, double the fun. They're just making shit up at this point.
Are You Garbage? Comedy Podcast
Chain Restaurants Edition w/ Kippy & Foley
Chili's three-for-one. What's three-for-one?
Are You Garbage? Comedy Podcast
Chain Restaurants Edition w/ Kippy & Foley
So you get an app, an entree, and a drink. Oh, okay. For what? For one? For the price of one. I think it's about $22, something like that. That's not bad.
Are You Garbage? Comedy Podcast
Chain Restaurants Edition w/ Kippy & Foley
Plus, it's somebody's birthday. They all have the birthday deal. That's big.
Are You Garbage? Comedy Podcast
Chain Restaurants Edition w/ Kippy & Foley
They're all a little different. Some people are going to get a free something.
Are You Garbage? Comedy Podcast
Chain Restaurants Edition w/ Kippy & Foley
If you order online at Olive Garden, you can do a $6 take-home entree.
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Chain Restaurants Edition w/ Kippy & Foley
Perkins was the famous one. Perkins was where she dropped the tampon in the parking lot. That's how they found out.
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Chain Restaurants Edition w/ Kippy & Foley
So there was a journalist following Tiger Woods, and she dropped a tampon out the window. Tiger Woods did his thing. And then a journalist took it, picked it up, found it, and kept it for evidence. Oh, they were watching him. That's not the Perkins.
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Chain Restaurants Edition w/ Kippy & Foley
What happened to Cheeburger Cheeburger? Founded in 1986. Okay.
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Chain Restaurants Edition w/ Kippy & Foley
I've been like four times.
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Sodagate: How Shady “Big Soda” Lobbying Firms Allegedly Invaded MAHA Via Influencer “Bribes” w/ Tom Renz & Dr. Randy Bock – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 469
Just a hypothetical question here from the producer, but what if Kennedy has gone into those files and he's found things that he knows we're not going to like? For example, let's say he found something that proved, oh, it is most likely from a bat, and it changes everything. What if he found evidence that he knows we aren't going to like, and that's why he's not taking action?
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Sodagate: How Shady “Big Soda” Lobbying Firms Allegedly Invaded MAHA Via Influencer “Bribes” w/ Tom Renz & Dr. Randy Bock – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 469
What, Caleb? Yeah, that's what I was saying, is that it actually isn't... It actually isn't similar to ours if they don't require it because so many of the schools out here, almost every school requires a whole vaccination program, but apparently in China, there are no national laws mandating it.
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What They Didn't Teach You in School About Earth
3000 Action-Filialen in Europa und wir feiern mit extrem niedrigen Preisen. Zum Beispiel unsere Superfin Waschmittelpots, 18 Stück nur 2,99. Und unsere Spektrum Sprühfarbe für perfekte Deckung nur 2,33. Für noch mehr extrem niedrige Preise besuche unsere Filialen oder schau in die App Action. Kleine Preise, große Freude.
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Aftermath of the Biggest Extinction Events on Earth
Every runner knows this moment when it just clicks. When your legs just follow, the pain stops, the doubts are gone and you only feel the runner's high. That's the reason why you get up so early. Why a little rain doesn't stop you. Why running becomes a ritual. So run and feel the runner's high. Go wild and learn more about running at puma.de.
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The Image NASA Didn't Want to Receive from the Deep Impact Probe
3000 Action-Filialen in Europa und wir feiern mit extrem niedrigen Preisen. Zum Beispiel Palmolive-Shampoo 750ml nur 1,29 und unsere weichen Hotel-Royal-Baumwoll-Handtücher nur 2,49. Für noch mehr extrem niedrige Preise besuche unsere Filialen oder schau in die App Action. Kleine Preise, große Freude.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Diese vertikalen Schrecken können bis zu 15 Meter hoch sein und werden aus direktem, vorhandenes Sonnenlicht auf dem Äquator geformt. Interessant ist, dass Penitentes auch auf der Erde gefunden werden können, in trockenen Regionen auf hohen Höhen, obwohl sie nicht so nah an Europa sind. Obwohl Europa im Alter des Sonnensystems ungefähr so alt ist, hat Europa kaum Krater.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Jupiter hat 79 Monden, die wir so weit kennen. Es gibt einige, die nahe an der Planete orbitieren, in und um die Ringe der Planeten. Darüber hinaus sind vier große Monden, die Galilean-Monde genannt werden, genannt nach Galileo, der sie in 1610 entdeckt hat. Von innen bis außen sind diese Monden Io, Europa, Ganymede und Callisto.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Europa hat weniger als 50 große Krater, während das Mond der Erde mehr als 5.000 Krater hat mit einer Größe über 25 Kilometern. Dies indiziert, dass Europas Oberfläche ständig verändert und reformiert wird. Modelle zeigen, dass Europas Oberfläche nur 30 bis 180 Millionen Jahre alt ist, was sehr jung ist geologischerweise.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Außerdem ist Europas kaltflächige Oberfläche die schnellste Oberfläche eines sogenannten soliden celestialen Objekts im gesamten Sonnensystem. Seine kaltflächige Oberfläche hat auch eine Albedo- oder Lichtreflektivität von 0,64, einer der höchsten aller Monds. Europas Albedo macht sie fünfmal kaltflächig als unsere Mond.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Die Oberfläche wird von der konstanten und intensiven Flasche von der Radiation von Jupiter bombardiert. Aber der Radiationsniveau auf der Oberfläche von Europa ist äquivalent zu einer Dose von etwa 5400 Millisieverts pro Tag. Die Aufmerksamkeit zu Radiation auf diesem Niveau wäre genug, um einen Menschen in einem Tag zu töten.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Der grün-braune Farbe, der über die Kräfte und Schmerzen des Mondes verbreitet wird, ist geblieben von Salz- und Sulfat-Komponenten, die mit Wasser-Eis vermischt werden und dann von Jupiters Radiation modifiziert werden. A recent study from JPL suggests that Europa might even glow in the dark.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Energetic ions from the radiation penetrates the surface, which would energize the molecules beneath, which would make them release energy as visible light. Unfortunately, we cannot see Europas dark side from Earth, as we are between it and the Sun always. So we are going to have to wait for future missions to Europa before we can prove this.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Die Radiation, die von Jupiter erholt wird, spielt auch eine wichtige Rolle in der Atmosphäre Europas. Europa hat eine sehr tenuierte Atmosphäre, die primär von Oxygen ausgestattet ist. Anders als auf der Erde ist der Oxygen auf Europa von Radiolesis geformt, oder in anderen Worten, der Prozess der Radiation, der den Wasser-Eis-Bereich zerstört, das H2O in Oxygen und Hydrogen zerstört.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Hydrogen verschwindet Europa's Gravität insgesamt, weil es so leicht ist, während viel des schweren molekülerischen Oxygens bleibt. Der Hydrogen und der Oxygen, die Europa's Gravität verschwinden, bilden eine zersperrte neutralen Klaue, die die Orbit Europa um Jupiter folgt. Im Jahr 2012 entstand der Hubble Space Telescope, dass Flügel des Wasservapors von Europas Südpol entstanden sind.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Dieses Bild zeigt, dass die Flügel des Wasservapors bis zu 200 Kilometern von ihrer Oberfläche auftreten. In 2018 fanden Astronomer zusätzliche Beweise auf Wasserplumpenaktivität auf Europa, als sie zurückgesehen haben auf das alte Galileo-Datei mit einer neuen Datenanalystechnik.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Eine dedizierte Mission, die diese Plumpen studiert, kann uns auch helfen, was in der Erde drin ist, ohne auf sie zu landen. Denn was unter dieser soliden Eisfläche liegt, ist vielleicht das Faszinierendste an Europa. ist es möglich, eine globale Ozean zu sein zwischen einem rockigen Mantel und der Wasser-Ice-Krust.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Das erste Zeichen, dass diese unglaubliche Ozeanwelt unter ihrer Oberfläche versteckt war, wurde von den Voyager- und Galileo-Proben 1979 und der late 1990er-Jahre entgegengebracht. Zwischen diesen Missionen gab es eine drastische Veränderung im magnetischen Feld der Erde, was nicht möglich ist, ohne dass es unter ihrer Oberfläche elektrisch konduktive Flüge gibt.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Europa's crust also indicates the presence of a liquid layer beneath it, as it rotates with an angle of 80 degrees, which is not possible if the crust and rocky mantle were mechanically attached. Instead, it is likely that the icy crust floats on the ocean, and it is believed to make one full rotation around the Moon once every 12,000 years.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Darüber hinaus sind die irregularen Monden von Jupiter, alle von denen sind viel weiter entfernt als die vorherigen Monden. Io orbitiert sehr nahe an Jupiter, nur 350.000 Kilometer über Jupiter's Cloudtops. Das bedeutet, dass Jupiter von Io's Oberfläche 39-mal größer erscheinen würde als unser Mond. Io orbitiert Jupiter in nur 42,5 Stunden, im Vergleich zu unserem Monds monatlicher Orbit.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
The fact that this ocean is not attached also explains the multitude of lineae on the surface, Tidal flexing should cause Linear to form at specific points on Europa, not all over. However, because the position of the crust changes over time, and one spot never stays in the same place for long, hence why more and more Linear form.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Europa is 780 million kilometres away from the Sun, which is 5 times further away than the Earth. That makes the sunlight about 25 times fainter here. Sobald Europa, oder irgendein anderer Mond im Jovian-System zum Beispiel, von der Sonne nichts erhält, ist es nicht überraschend, dass es hier kalt genug ist, dass die Oberfläche gefroren ist.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Europa ist auf der Oberfläche mit einer Temperatur von etwa minus 160°C am Äquator und minus 220°C an den Polen. Das hält Europa's kaltes Gras so hart wie Granit. Jedoch, die Tideverschmutzung, die auf der Erde erzeugt wird, als sie auf Jupiter orbitiert, heizt Europas Körnchen. Deshalb sollte die geothermische Aktivität des Körnchens das subsurface Ozean in einem flüchten Zustand behalten.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Dieses Ozean ist wohl unter nur 15-25 Kilometern solcher frischen Kruste. Der Ozean selbst ist wahrscheinlich etwa 60 bis 150 Kilometer tief. Interessant ist, Europa ist nur ein Viertel des Diameters der Erde, obwohl es vielleicht zweimal so viel Wasser wie alle Ozeane der Erde zusammenbringt. Das Interessanteste an Europas Ozean ist,
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
is that scientists believe that it is in contact with Europa's silicate rocky mantle. This makes Europa's ocean a suitable environment for life as we know it to exist. We believe that life requires water, minerals and energy to form, and Europa seems to have all these requirements.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
From the evidence we've seen so far, scientists are extremely confident that this ocean not only exists, but that chemical reactions can take place there, and that there is enough tidal energy heating the core that geothermal activity may exist on this ocean's floor. As we have seen on Earth, whole ecosystems can exist in such places, far from the sun's light.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
So for now, Europa is one of the most likely places we can find life outside of Earth. Nun, NASA's Europa Clipper spacecraft is scheduled to launch in 2022 and is likely to reach the Moon by the end of the decade. It is scheduled to perform more than 42 flybys of Europa.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
ESA is also working on their own spacecraft called JUICE, or Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer, which will explore Jupiter and three of its largest moons, Ganymede, Callisto and Europa. JUICE is also scheduled to launch in 2022 and is also likely to reach the moon by the end of the decade. These probes are specifically designed to examine Europas water plumes and atmosphere.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
NASA plant auch eine Europa-Lander-Mission, aber diese Mission wird gut nach der Europa-Clipper-Mission starten. Diese Missionen werden uns mehr über Europa wissen und hoffentlich die Antwort auf die am meisten tantalisierende Frage aller Fragen bestätigen. Wird es und kann es Leben bewahren? 3.000 Actionfilialen in Europa.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Das größte Mond, das wir kennen. Und das Zuhause des größten Wasser-Ozeans im Sonnensystem. Aber es gibt etwas anderes, das Skanamide entfernt von allem, was wir bisher gesehen haben. Dieser jovianische Giant enthält ein interessantes Geheimnis, das tief unter seiner Oberfläche liegt.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Es gibt 79 verschiedene Monden von Jupiter, und Ganymede ist der dritte der Gruppe, die den Galilean-Monden genannt wird. Ganymede ist der größte dieser vier, mit einer beeindruckenden Größe von 5268 Kilometern. Für einen Punkt der Vergleiche ist dies 0,41-mal die Größe der Erde, und 1,02-mal größer als der vorher erwähnte größte Mond, Titan.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
An einigen Stellen in seiner Orbit ist die Tideflasche auf Io über 100 Meter groß. Dieser Effekt ist ähnlich zu dem, was wir auf der Erde sehen, mit den Ozeantiden, die von der Erde erzeugt werden, obwohl auf der Erde der Effekt viel minimaler ist, die Tide schifft sich nur meistens um zwei Meter von hoch nach unten.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Es erscheint in erster Linie größer, weil es eine dünne Atmosphäre hat, die Hunderten von Kilometern in den Raum streicht. Ganymedes Volumen ist sogar 26% größer als Merkury, obwohl es nicht so viel Gewicht besitzt. Ganymedes mittlere Densität ist 1,9 Gramm pro cm³, wie bei Merkury 5,4. Das ist wegen ihrer Komposition.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Wie Europa, ist Ganymedes Oberfläche eine dünne Fläche Wasser-Eis, die 150 Kilometer tief ist. Unterhalb davon liegt ein riesiges Ozean flüssiger Wasser. Und wenn ich sage riesig, ist es es wirklich. Weil Mercury sehr wenig Wasser hat und reich an dünnen Metallen ist, reduziert sich die Abundanz des Wassers auf Ganymede mit ihrer mittleren Densität.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Das Ozean Ganymede ist so groß, dass es mehr Wasser enthält als alle Ozeane und Seen auf der Erde. Und es wird auf der Anzahl von 100 Kilometern in Tiefe, zehnmal tiefer als der tiefste Punkt in unserem Ozean. All of this water means that Ganymede is only 50% rock, the rest being water and small amounts of metals and other ices.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
This seems appropriate to me, as the name Ganymede comes from the classical mythology, where Zeus, or as the Romans called him, Jupiter, claimed a young boy called Ganymede and took him to be a cupbearer for the gods. It seems fitting that the moon Ganymede would also carry so much water around for Jupiter. Interessant ist, dass Ganymede eine Atmosphäre hat, die Oxygen besitzt.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Nun, man könnte sich fragen, mit all dieser Wasser und einer Atmosphäre aus Oxygen, ist es möglich, dass das Leben auf Ganymede existiert? Während es sicherlich möglich ist, gibt es einige Features von Ganymede, die dies unwahrscheinlich machen. Zuerst einmal, die Atmosphäre aus Oxygen ist sehr dünn. Sie wird etwa zwischen 0,2 und 1,2 Mikropaskalen sein.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
oder etwa 100 Billionen bis 500 Billionen Mal weniger als die atmosphärische Druck der Erde am Meer. Das wäre unmöglich zu atmen. Und obwohl unser eigener Planeten Erde sicherlich demonstriert hat, dass Ökosysteme in der Tiefe von Ozeanen flüchten können, ohne Sonnenlicht, um sie zu bewältigen, könnte es ein großes Problem geben, das dies auf Ganymede verhindern würde.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Das ist, weil das Ozean von Ganymede so tief ist, dass das Wasser am Boden wahrscheinlich zurück in ein Eis eingepresst werden würde, durch echte Druck. Das Leben in den tiefsten Teilen unseres Ozeans kann durch Mineralien aus geothermischen Fenstern überlebt werden. Mit so einem dünnen Eisbereich zwischen der Oberfläche und dem Ozean ist es unwahrscheinlich, dass dies auf Ganymede stattfindet.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Europa, Ganymedes naheliegendes Mond, ist deshalb ein wichtiger Kandidat für das Leben. Aber wenn das Ozean von Ganymede salzig ist, für das es eine steigende Anzahl von Beweisen gibt, könnte es die inneren Farben von Ganymede drastisch ändern. Modelle zeigen, dass mit einem salzigen Ozean es möglich sein könnte, dass es mehrere Läden sind, die von Eisplatten geteilt werden.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Wenn dies der Fall ist, könnte die innere Lähe tatsächlich mit dem rocky core in Kontakt kommen, um die Chancen auf Leben dort zu erhöhen. Aber unter Ganymedes Eis und Wasser existiert etwas anderes, das wirklich überraschend ist. Etwas, für das Wissenschaftler keine Erklärung haben. Irgendwie produziert Ganymede ein magnetisches Feld.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Das Magnetfeld von Ganymede wurde zuerst von Wissenschaftlern entdeckt im Jahr 1996, als das Galileo-Spiel eine Reihe von Ausflüssen des eisenhaften Mondes begann. Der große Indikator eines Magnetfeldes ist die Präsenz von Auroren, und unglaublich, wurden Auroren in Ganymedes tenuierter Atmosphäre entdeckt.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Io erzeugt 300% mehr Tidegewicht als unser Mond an uns, weil es nahe an den größten Planeten im Solarsystem, Jupiter, ist. Und die anderen großen Monds im System ermöglichen nicht, dass die Orbit der Monds weniger exzentrisch ist. Das bedeutet, dass Io nicht bald einen Ressentiment bekommen wird. A day on Io is the same as its orbital rotation, which means that Io is tidally locked to Jupiter.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Nicht nur das, aber als Hubble Ganymede über einen längeren Zeitraum studierte, wurde klar, dass diese Auroren nicht so viel wie erwartet wabbelten, wahrscheinlich ein Ergebnis von etwas, das man als Magnetverschiebung nennt, in einem salzigen Wasser-Ocean unter der Oberfläche.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Ein Magnetfeld ist signifikant, da es die Fähigkeit auf der Erde ist, die den Planeten von Solar-Radiation schützt, die alle Leben auflösen kann. Das Feld rund um Ganymede schützt es nicht komplett von solcher Radiation. Es wird in Jupiters unglaublich kraftvollen Magnetfeld und Radiation-Belt befestigt, was bedeutet, dass es sich immer noch mit viel Radiation befindet.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Ganymedes Oberfläche hat immer noch etwa 5 bis 8 Rem, genug, um einen Menschen in nur zwei Monaten sehr krank oder tot zu machen. Aber es ist immer noch besser als seine näher angeborenen Monds. Wissenschaftler sind nicht ganz sicher, warum dieses Magnetfeld hier überhaupt ist. Unser Planetenkorps ist heiß und kalt.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Die Konvektions-Kurrenzen darin bewegen Elektronen, die im Endeffekt das Magnetfeld, das uns hier befindet, produzieren. However, this shouldn't be happening on Ganymede. Ganymede is smaller than Earth, and given its size and composition, scientists believe that the core should have cooled down enough by now, that it should be a solid mass, not liquid.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
This would prevent electrons moving through convection and would prevent a magnetic field. And none of the other moons of Jupiter have a magnetic field. In fact, Ganymede is the only moon in the entire solar system that has one. So what's going on?
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Wissenschaftler wissen es nicht sicher, aber die Antwort liegt in Ganymedes unglaublichen Beziehung zu seinen Planeten und berühmten Monden und einem Prozess, der Tidal Heating genannt wird. Ganymede orbitiert rund einmal pro 7 Tage in einer exzentrischen Orbit. Das bedeutet, dass es an manchen Stellen seiner Orbit näher zu Jupiter ist als an anderen.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Wenn ein Objekt unter einer starken gravitationellen Kraft kommt, wird es in die Richtung dieser Kraft strecken, da die Masse in die Richtung der Kraft gedrängt wird. Aber je weiter ein Objekt von der Gravität kommt, desto mehr wird es zurück zu seiner ursprünglichen Form kompressiert.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Da Ganymede eine exzentrische Orbit rund um Jupiter hat, kommt es ständig unter mehr und dann weniger Gravität und streicht ständig und kontraktiert. Hast du jemals Blutack in deinen Händen gedreht, bevor du es zurück zu einer Ballform drückst? Dann hast du vielleicht bemerkt, dass es nach einiger Zeit überraschend warm wird.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Das ist, weil Strecken Friktion erzeugt, wenn das Material sich gegen sich rüttelt. Und auf der Ebene von Monden und Planeten erzeugt sich diese Friktion. Eine Tideflüssigkeit, die durch Friktion Heizung erzeugt wird, ist bekannt als Tideheizung.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Auf der anderen Seite, in einem Prozess, den ich faszinierend finde, hat Ganymede eine orbitale Resonanz mit zwei seiner anderen Galileaner Monden, Io und Europa, in einer sogenannten Laplace-Resonanz. Jedes Mal, als Ganymede an Jupiter orbitiert, wird Europa genau zweimal orbitieren und Io genau viermal.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Diese mathematisch präzise Konfiguration geschah nicht aus Verständnis, sondern ist Beweise der Gravität des Mondes, die sich auf einander zieht, und das gesamte System versucht, den resultantien Momentum zu bewältigen. Jedoch bedeutet das, dass Ganymede ständig von seiner Nachbarn die Gravität zieht und unter viel Gravitationsstress ist.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Also ist vielleicht die Heizung des Mondes, die Ganymede zu wärmen, genug, dass ihr Körnchen ein Liquid bleibt, um es weiter zu helfen, sein magnetisches Feld zu produzieren. Wissenschaftler wissen es nicht sicher, aber es würde vielleicht erklären, warum die Oberfläche von Ganymede so interessant ist.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Sie haben vielleicht bemerkt, dass die Oberfläche von Ganymede in große, dunkle Regionen verteilt ist, die ca. ein Drittel ihrer Oberfläche besitzen, und leichte Regionen, die die anderen zwei Drittel besitzen.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Durch die Bezahlung der Anzahl von Kratern auf diesen beiden Teilen, können Wissenschaftler feststellen, dass die dunklen Regionen tatsächlich älter sind als die leichten, da sie mehr Kratern besitzen. Die leichten Regionen könnten weniger Kratere haben, aber sie enthalten lange Räder und Gräber bis zu 700 Metern hoch und Tausende Kilometer lang. Ein wirklich beeindruckendes Zeichen.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Aber wiederum sind die Wissenschaftler nicht sicher, wie diese Räder geformt wurden. Eine Erklärung ist, dass die Tidal-Force die Oberfläche des Mondes in einem unstabilen Zeitraum der ehemaligen Geschichte von Ganymede entfernt hat. Vielleicht hätte diese gleiche Tideflüssigkeit auch das Kern von Ganymede geworfen und sein Magnetfeld behalten können.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Just like we can only see one face of our moon from Earth, only one face of Io can ever be seen from Jupiter. Io is a pretty big moon, although it is the second smallest out of the Galilean moons. It is comparable in size to Earth's moon and shares a similar density, meaning it has a similar amount of gravity.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Egal ob der Grund, die Magnetosphäre von Ganymede hat sich in der Hilfe von Wissenschaftlern im Verständnis der Komposition des Mondes beeinflusst. Durch das Messen der Bereiche, in denen die Auroras in der Atmosphäre von Ganymede erscheinen, konnten Wissenschaftler die Existenz von Ganymedes unterflüssigen Ozeanen bestätigen, ohne sich dort zu befinden.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Und wie bei den restlichen Ganymede-Mysterien, vielleicht findet uns Jus, der Jupiter-Eisig-Munen-Explorer, die Antworten. Das ESA-Spielzeug wird im Jahr 2022 eröffnet. Und obwohl es nicht mehr 10 Jahre nach Ganymede auf der Orbit reichen wird, muss man die inneren Wirkungen einiger Jupiters-Munen, auch Ganymedes, untersuchen. Bis dahin müssen wir die Ganymede-Mysterien nur so bleiben.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Ein Geheimnis. Despite the fact it is the third largest moon that we know of, I think the majority of people would be hard pressed to say any facts about it at all. Is it just a boring world? Or do we simply not know much about it? Actually, we know more than you may first assume, and it is far from boring. Let's start with where it fits into the Jovian system.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Callisto ist der dritte größte Mond im gesamten Sonnensystem und er ist nur kleiner als Mercury bei 4820 Kilometern. Während jedoch sein Diameter nur 58 Kilometer weniger ist als Mercurys, ist er nur ein Drittel der Masse des Planeten, was bedeutet, dass er weniger dünn ist und seine Gravität viel niedriger ist.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Es ist das zweitgrößte der Galilean-Mühlen und orbitiert Jupiter viel weiter aus als die anderen drei, um 17 Erd-Tage zu machen, bei einer gewissen Distanz von 1,9 Millionen Kilometern. Selbst bei dieser Distanz ist es immer noch mit Jupiter verbunden, das bedeutet, dass die gleiche Seite von Callisto sich immer mit dem eigenen Planeten befindet.
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Aber das bedeutet, dass es nicht in einer orbitalen Resonanz mit den anderen drei Mühlen verbunden ist, und wir glauben auch nicht, dass es das mal war. Callisto hat eine sehr tenuierende Atmosphäre, die von CO2 und möglicherweise auch von OXYGEN besteht, obwohl OXYGEN noch nie tatsächlich entdeckt worden ist.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Wir wissen jedoch, dass die Atmosphäre so dünn ist, dass die Moleküle, die darin enthalten sind, nicht zusammenfallen. Und theoretisch sollte die Atmosphäre in nur vier Jahren von atmosphärischen Verlustprozessen entfernt werden.
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Wissenschaftler glauben, dass Callisto's Krust die verlassenen atmosphärischen Partikel durch die Sublimation von CO2-Surface-Eisen erzeugt, die von einigen interessanten Surface-Fähigkeiten beobachtet werden. Nun, die Oberfläche von Callisto ist eines der ältesten im Sonnensystem, mit Beweis, dass sie über 4 Billionen Jahre alt ist. wirst du sofort die specklende Natur von Callisto bemerken.
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Seine Oberfläche ist komplett mit verschiedenen Größen von Impact-Kratern befestigt, mehr als bei jedem anderen Objekt, das wir beobachten. In Wahrheit ist es nahe an Saturation. Jede neue Kraterin wird wahrscheinlich nur noch eine andere überlappen. Ohne geologische Aktivität ist Kratering vielleicht der einzige Prozess, der die Appearance von Callisto über sein Leben stark beeinflusst hat.
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Why is Callisto's surface so old compared to a lot of other bodies in the solar system? Well, on geologically active planets like Earth, there are processes that can erase almost all evidence of past impacts. Earth has one of the least created surfaces in the solar system because so much happens on its surface. It has weather, water, plants, volcanism, tectonic plates and human activity.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Aber interessanterweise hat es die höchste Densität eines anderen Mondes im Sonnensystem, eine seiner vielen einzigartigen Features. Andererseits ist es komponiert von vor allem Silikonrock und Iron, ähnlich wie die terrestrischen Planeten und unser Mond, im Vergleich zu den meisten anderen großen Monden im Sonnensystem, die aus Wasser, Eis und Silikon hergestellt werden.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
These act together to break apart, wear down and lift up the ground. Auch andere jovianische Meere, wie Europa oder Io, haben komparativ weniger Krater, dank der Tide-Fähigkeiten, die geologische Aktivität auf ihren Oberflächen verursachen. Das passiert nicht mit Callisto.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Callisto zeigt keine Zeichen geologischer Prozesse, wie Volkanismus oder Plattektonik, und so ist ihre Oberfläche nach all diesen Jahren noch intact. Leere Tidekräfte und dadurch keine geologische Aktivität beeinflussen Callisto in einer sehr einzigartigen Weise. Es gibt keine Berge auf seiner ganzen Oberfläche.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Als Callisto zu Beginn des Sonnensystems geformt wurde, war es wahrscheinlich eine Ozeanwelt, die sich seitdem übergebrochen hat, und außerhalb der Bomben von Meteoren ist es seitdem genau das gleiche geblieben. Also, schauen wir uns diese Kräte an, denn einige der größten sind wirklich beeindruckende Strukturen.
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Dies ist Asgard, der zweite größte Kraten auf Callisto, der 1.600 Kilometer in Größe beträgt. Und dies ist Valhalla, der größte Multiring-Kraten im gesamten Sonnensystem mit einer Größe von 3.800 Kilometern. Es sind diese Krater, die den einzigen Ausdruck des Callisto erzeugen, da sie mehr Ringe besitzen als Krater irgendwo anders.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Mit diesen Kratern war der Impaktor groß genug, dass es die dünne Kruste komplett zerstört hat, mit dem es sich schlussendlich in den Lichtpatchen, die man in der Mitte sieht, überfrisst. Wenn man sich auf diese mittleren Regionen anschaut, sieht man, dass sie mit einem mottelnden Ausdruck aussehen.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Es scheint, dass es einen großen Unterschied zwischen den hellen Knöpfen und der dunklen Fläche gibt. Diese Regionen sind viel weniger kreativ als die Rest der Kallistoer Oberfläche, das würde Sinn machen, wenn die Fläche wirklich eine wiedergefrostete Oberfläche ist, wahrscheinlich zwei Billionen Jahre jünger als die Rest der Kallistoer Oberfläche.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Die Ringe sind vermutlich Schmerzen in der Kruste, eine konzentrierte Verletzung in der schwarzen Schale der Erde. Interessant ist jedoch, dass in den Ringen diese breiten Knöpfe immer noch sichtbar sind. Was sind also die Knöpfe? Well, they are believed to be the degraded remains of the millions of crater rims from Callisto's past.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
We don't know exactly why they have degraded so much over time, but perhaps it's due to micrometeor impacts, or simply the ice is slowly sublimating over time. They are brighter than the lower plains, because the rocky debris from the meteors and micrometeors will have fallen down the knobs over time, leaving the pure ice exposed at the top.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Smaller Impact Craters are also fascinating due to their uniqueness. Most Impact Craters are shallower on Callisto compared to our Moon. For instance, the Lufthansa Impact Structure. It's well over 100 km wide, however it's only 600 m deep.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Das könnte sein, dass der Impaktor sich vor dem Einbruch zerbrochen hat, um mehr von der Schotten-Effekte auf der Oberfläche auszuspülen, oder es könnte sein, dass die Oberfläche sich seitdem von anderen, größeren, nahen Einbrüchen abgelenkt hat, die später geschehen sind.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Dieser Kratz ist über 1 Billion Jahre alt, aber man kann immer noch klar sehen, dass der Ereignis, der von dem Einbruch gestreamt wurde, klare Beweise dafür ist, wie unverändert dieser merkwürdige Mond ist. Mit einigen Kratern, wie dem Haar-Krater, ist sogar ein großer Dome in der Mitte gefunden.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Mit typischen großen Einflüssen auf andere Welten sieht man ein paar konzentrierte Ringe und einen erhöhten Punkt im Zentrum. Das ist sehr oft der Fall auf unserem Mond. Jedoch hat Callisto einige bemerkenswerte Beispiele von großen Kratern, wo nur das Gegenteil passiert. Schaut euch Tinder hier an. Anstatt eines Punktes gibt es tatsächlich einen Pit im Zentrum.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Why does Callisto have such unique craters? It could be due to the fact that Callistos crust is not just brittle, but pretty thin too, with either soft ice or a salty ocean underneath. Estimates put the crust at 80 to 150 km thick. The Galileo space probe, which spent several years around Jupiter, spent a significant chunk of its time aptly studying the Galilean moons.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Io hat im Gegenteil die wenigste Menge Wasser eines gewissen Bodies im Sonnensystem. Seine Körbe ist möglicherweise aus Iron oder Iron-Sulfiden hergestellt, die von einem silikonreichen Mantel und Krust befestigt sind. Die Körbe wird nicht konvektiert, denn keine Magnetosphäre wurde auf der Erde entdeckt. Der Mantel wird als Liquid neben der Krust genannt und ist mindestens 50 Kilometer dick.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Galileo fand, dass Jupiters Magnetfeld nicht durch Callisto penetrieren konnte, das bedeutet, dass es eine hochkonduktive Fläche unter der Oberfläche ist, die mindestens 10 Kilometer dick ist.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Das könnte in Eis oder Silikon nicht geschehen, solange die Eisfläche mindestens teils mulchig ist, oder sehr große Temperaturgradien unter dem Eis gehalten werden können, um einen konduktiven Effekt zu erzeugen. Daten zeigen auch, dass Callisto ein kleines Silikonkorb am Zentrum hat, mit einer Radius von etwa 600 Kilometern.
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Which begs the question, can Callisto be conducive to life like other icy worlds with water mantles under their surfaces? Well, life as we know it requires liquid water and energy to exist. Callisto might have an ocean of liquid water under its surface, but being about 800 million kilometers away from the sun, it barely receives any heat from our star.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Und die Unabhängigkeit von Tide-Fähigkeiten hilft auch nicht, die radioaktiven Elemente die einzige Erhöhung der Wärme, die dieses subsurface Ozean erwärmen, zu lassen, wenn es existiert. Und leider wird auch das Besuchen von Callisto nichts zeigen.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Monden wie Europa und Enceladus haben Fenster, die Wasser direkt von ihren subsurface Ozeanen erzeugen, was bedeutet, dass wir die Habitabilitätsprospekte überprüfen können, ohne selbst in die Ozeane zu gehen. No such vents exist on Callisto, so scientists would have to penetrate the crust in order to find out.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
All these things combined mean that, unfortunately, scientists think that the environmental conditions necessary for life appear to be less favourable on Callisto than on any other icy worlds. Nichtsdestotrotz sollte Callisto nicht verabschiedet werden. Wenn wir jemals die Außensolar-Systeme besuchen, würde Callisto eine perfekte Basis machen.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Siehst du, an der Distanz von 1,9 Millionen Kilometern von Jupiter zu orbitieren, bedeutet, dass Callisto außerhalb von Jupiters Haupt-Radiation-Belt befindet ist, damit sein Umfeld tausende Male mehr durchführen kann als seine inneren Monds.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Callisto hat auch viel Wasser-Ice, das für die Produktion von Propellanten genutzt werden kann und natürlich auch der Stapel ist, um die Menschen lebendig zu halten. Das Zerteilen des Hydrogens aus dem Oxygen verhindert auch das Oxygen, um zu atmen.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Die geologische Stabilität von Callisto würde die Strukturen auf der Oberfläche relativ befreiend machen, und das Verlangen von großen Bergen oder tiefen Trennungen bedeutet, dass sie schneller, einfacher und effizienter zu reisen sind.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Von Callisto könnten wir besser das innere Jovian-System aus einer sicheren Distanz entdecken, oder es als Wehrstation für die Entfernung in den Außensolar-System verwenden. Von Callisto aus zu entdecken wäre ideal, dank seiner niedrigen Gravität, und man könnte eine Gravitations-Aussicht von einer nahen Fliege von Jupiter bekommen.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Es ist wahr, dass dies ein futuristischer Vorschlag ist, obwohl, wenn wir überhaupt eine spacefahrende Spezies werden, ist dies eine unterschiedliche Möglichkeit. Now, while Galileo did an admirable job studying Callisto during its few flybys, there is still a lot of information gaps that need to be filled.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
With any luck, we'll get that from the European Space Agency's Jupiter Icy Moon Explorer, due to launch in 2022, which will reach the Jovian system by 2030 and will explore Jupiter and three of its largest moons, Ganymede, Callisto and Europa. ESA hat während dieser Mission mehrere nahe Flieger von Callisto geplant.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Diese Mission könnte mehr Aufmerksamkeit über Fragen wie, ob es ein subsurface Ozean hat, und wenn so, ob es oder kann es Leben bewahren. Außerdem gibt es noch Fragen, die wir noch nicht nachgefragt haben. Wer weiß, was wir noch über diesen unglaublichen Mond erfahren werden. So, da haben wir es. Fast alles, was man über die Galileaner Monden von Jupiter wissen möchte. Did you enjoy this video?
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Das ist, wo der Volkanismus hervorgehört. Das bringt uns zu der vielleicht am liebsten interessanten Teil von Io, den Hunderten von riesigen Volcanen auf ihrer Oberfläche. Vor den 1970er-Jahren wussten wir nicht viel über Io überhaupt, obwohl Teleskope anfingen, Hinweise zu bekommen, dass die Erde ohne Wasser war und dass sie eine Oberfläche von Sulfur haben könnte.
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Die erste Mission, Io in irgendeinem Art und Weise zu sehen, war Pioneer 11, obwohl die Qualität noch nicht groß war. Was es jedoch entdeckt hat, ist, dass Io aus Silikonrock und nicht aus Wasser-Ice hergestellt wurde und dass es eine dünne Atmosphäre hat.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Pioneer 10 war auch geplant, einige Close-Up-Fotos von Io zu nehmen, aber dies wurde verloren, weil Jupiter's Radiation mit dem Onboard-Kommandensystem interferiert hat. Die Radiation, die Pioneer 10 durchging, war 10.000-mal stärker als die maximale Radiation auf der Erde. Die nächsten Missionen zu Jupiter waren die Voyager 1 und 2-Missionen 1979.
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Voyager 1 flog nur 20.000 Kilometer lang und konnte einige beeindruckende Verbindungen mit der IOSurface machen. Was es sah, war eine unglaubliche Landschaft voller vibranter Farben und einer totalen Absenz von Impact-Kratern. Es fand Berge größer als Everest, sowie vulkanische Pizzen hundert Kilometer breit. und was Lava-Flöße aussehen.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
While the planets get a lot of the attention in school and by space agencies, there are smaller, less known worlds in our solar system that are just as interesting. Four of them are known as the Galilean moons, Jupiters four largest moons. Considering they are so close together, they are fascinating because they are so different. You have a volcano moon.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Am wichtigsten war jedoch die Präsenz von Plänen, die von der Oberfläche kommen. Dies beurteilt, dass Io vulkanisch aktiv ist, und es ist immer noch das erste und einzige Ort, das über die Erde gesehen wird, nicht nur Kryovolkanen. Voyager 1 hat auch beurteilt, dass die Oberfläche von Io in verschiedenen Sulphur-Frosten gefüllt ist. Dies gibt Io seine vielen spektakulären Farben,
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Er fand, dass es diese Sulfur-Komponenten sind, die die Atmosphäre dominieren. Voyager 2 sah auch Io im Juli 1979, aber war viel weiter weg, bei 1 Millionen Kilometern. Obwohl, es sah immer noch 7 der 9 Flügel, die Voyager 1 im März sah, was bedeutet, dass diese Volkanen wahrscheinlich immer noch aktiv waren in diesen 4 Monaten.
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Die wirklich interessanten Bilder kamen mit dem Galileo-Spielzeug, das 1995 an Jupiter kam. Das Spielzeug war nicht besonders ausgestattet, um Io zu studieren, aber es konnte einige der höchsten Resolutionen von den Bildern, die wir jetzt haben, auf der Oberfläche erzeugen.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Leider hat Galileo nie vollständig gearbeitet, da es einige mechanische Malfunktionen hatte, was bedeutet, dass wir sogar bessere Bilder haben können, wenn es vollständig funktionieren würde.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Was es aber sehen konnte, waren Flügel aus vielen Volkanen, sowie die Erkennung, dass die Volkanen in Sulfur und Silikonmagneten erupten, ähnlich zu dem, was wir auf der Erde haben, aber die Magne an Io ist auch reich an Magnesium. Die Oberfläche von Io ist spektakulär farbig. Die grünen Pläne sind vor allem aus Sulphur. Die weißen Bereiche sind vor allem frische Sulphur-Dioxid-Froste.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Gegen die Polen ist der Sulphur durch die Radiation verletzt, was man sehen kann, da die Polen röder aussehen als der Rest des Planeten. In anderen Orten sind die Farben von Römer die Depositen von vulkanischen Plänen, die Hunderten von Kilometern über Io erreicht haben. Der offensichtlich größte Abstand besteht aus dem Volkane Pele. Leider ein inaktives Volkane, als Galileo vorbeigekommen ist.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Aber Voyager 1 konnte eine riesige Flamme sehen, als sie vorbeigekommen hat. In diesem Bild ist diese Flamme 300 Kilometer groß und 1200 Kilometer breit. In anderen Worten, ungefähr der Größe von Alaska. Interessant ist aber, dass die Grundlagen der Lavaflöße auf der Erde die Depressionen sind, die man normalerweise auf den Top-Volkanen sehen würde.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Aber diese Depressionen sind nicht auf hohen Höhen auf Io gefunden. Anstattdessen gibt es diese Lava-Löcher mit hohen Wäldern auf der Außenwelt. Hier ist Loki, der größte Volkan-Depression auf Io, 200 Kilometer in Diameter. Diese Flächen sind direkt verbunden mit dem Lava-Reservoir unten, aber haben normalerweise eine dünne Liste von solidifizierter Kruste auf der Oberfläche.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Normalerweise produziert Loki 25% der üblichen Erhöhung von Io, aber manchmal sinkt die Kruste auf den Lava-Flächen zurück in die Fläche, schädigend Loki um zehnmal mehr Erhöhung als normal. Dies kann besonders in einem der anderen großen Volkanen von Io gesehen werden, Tvashtar. Normalerweise sieht diese Gegend so aus. Aber hier wird die Kruste in den Lava-Land gesehen.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
In diesem Bild, in dem es nur weiß ist, war die radierende Energie aus der Lava-Kartonne so intensiv, dass die Kamera nur weiß registriert. 2007 benutzten die Neuen Horizonte Jupiter als Gravitationsabschluss auf dem Weg nach Pluto. Es hat auch die Gelegenheit genutzt, sein Equipment zu testen. Es fokussierte sein Lens auf Io während des Fluges und das, was es sah, war unglaublich.
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Eine Sonne, die eine der besten Chancen hat, das Leben aus einem anderen Ort zu entdecken. Die größte Sonne im Sonnensystem. Und eine ältere, beschädigte Sonne, deren Oberfläche zurückgeführt werden kann zum Anfang des Sonnensystems. Ich bin Alex McColgan und ihr schaut Astrum.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Tvashtar, der Volk, den ich gerade erwähnt habe, war in voller Eruption und die Plume konnte hundert Kilometer über Ios Oberfläche gesehen werden. Man kann auch kleinere Eruptionen auf der Erde sehen. Ich muss sagen, das ist eines der am meisten beeindruckendsten Dinge, die ich jemals in der Welt gesehen habe.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Auch wenn die Volkane flach sind, gibt es auch extrem große Berge, die höchstens bis zu 18 Kilometern groß sind. Diese Berge sind komplett alleine, nicht als Teil eines Rissens oder einer Grenze. Obwohl die meisten nicht Volkane sind, sind Lava-Löcher nahe, die beweisen, dass es Fälle gibt, die in der Kruste nahe dieser Berge sind.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Ein weiterer der einzigartigen Aspekte von Io ist seine Interaktion mit der magnetischen Felder der Jupiter. Jupiter hat einen extrem großen und starken Magnetfeld und Io orbitiert in einigen der stärksten Bereiche.
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Das Ungewöhnliche an dieser Interaktion ist, dass, wenn Partikel aus einer von Ios dünnen Atmosphäre und ihre Eruptionen in den Raum verloren werden, diese Partikel in der Orbit um Jupiter fliegen, in was als eine neutrale Klaue genannt wird. Diese Klaue kann weit über und hinter der Orbit von Io überwinden.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Aber auch auf Jupiter befindet sich etwas, das als Plasmatoris genannt wird, ein Donut von ionisierten Partikeln, das nach der Rotation des jupiterischen Magnetfeldes folgt. Der Plasmatoris rotiert viel schneller als IOs Orbit, bei 70 km pro Sekunde, als IOs 17 km pro Sekunde Orbitfläche.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Io orbitiert direkt in der Mitte davon, mit den Partikeln des Taurus bombardieren die Partikel in der neutralen Klaue, die sie zu höheren Energien erzeugen. Diese neu ionisierten Partikel füllen in den Taurus, die von den magnetischen Feldlinien der Magnetosphäre geführt wird.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Diese Partikel werden von der neutralen Klaue in den Plasmatorus verloren, auf eine Rente von etwa 1 Tonne Wasser pro Sekunde, was die Größe des jupiterischen magnetischen Feldes enorm erhöht. In fact, if it was visible, Jupiter's magnetosphere would be about the same size as the Moon in our sky. Io's interaction with Jupiter doesn't end there.
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Jupiter's magnetic field lines, which Io crosses, couple Io's atmosphere and neutral cloud to Jupiter's polar upper atmosphere by generating an electric current, known as the Io flux tube. Ein Fluxzube ist im Grunde eine Konzentration von magnetischen Feldlinien. Die Sonne hat diese zwischen Sonnenspots und ist sehr auf der Sonne sichtbar, weil der geplasente Plasma zwischen ihnen fließt.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Und in diesem Video gehen wir durch diese besonderen Welten eins nach dem anderen und machen einen tiefen Dive in das, was jeden so einzigartig macht. Am Ende dieses Videos wirst du sicher verstehen, warum sie zwei von NASA und ESA-Missionen in dieser Dekade sind. Wir fangen mit der innersten Mond, Io, an. Lass uns die Kontexte von Io ein bisschen besser kennen.
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IOs Fluxzube schlägt einen Aurora-Trail um die Polen von Jupiter. Dieser Punkt hier ist der Fluxzube von Io, der die Oberatmosphäre von Jupiter schlägt. Aurorae sind auch auf Io sichtbar, obwohl sie nicht nur an den Polen begrenzt sind. Die verschiedenen Farben repräsentieren die verschiedenen Partikel, die ionisiert werden. Grün ist Sodium, Rot ist Oxygen und Blau ist Sulphur. Europa.
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Einer der spannendsten Monds im gesamten Sonnensystem. Es ist ein wunderschöner Welt, voll mit Geheimnissen. Das hier ist Europa, das erste nahegelegte Bild von Europa, das von der Pioneer-Probe in 1973 entstanden ist. Seitdem haben wir die Voyager- und Galileo-Proben über den Mond besucht und mit jedem Besuch hat Europa uns niemals überrascht.
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Wir haben noch nicht viel über Europas Puzzles gelöst, aber es gibt viele Dinge, die wir anfangen zusammenzubringen. Lass uns zuerst sehen, wo Europa in das Jovian-System passt. Europa ist der zweite und kleinste der vier Galilean-Mühlen, obwohl es immer noch der sechste größte Mond im ganzen Solarsystem ist, genau hinter der Erde, mit einer Größe von ungefähr 3.000 Kilometern.
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It takes Europa 3.5 days to orbit Jupiter once. Interestingly, the first three Galilean moons, Io, Europa and Ganymede, are locked in a 4-2-1 orbital resonance due to their gravitational influence with each other. This orbital resonance and the constant gravitational tugging from the other moons keeps the orbit of Europa from ever becoming completely circular.
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NASA's Stunning Discoveries on Jupiter's Largest Moons
Due to Europas slight ecliptical orbit, the magnitude of the gravitational force acting on it from Jupiter increases and decreases as it orbits. This creates tides that stretch the Moon's surface. These forces are significant, as they have a big influence on the Moon's appearance and what goes on under the surface. Europa's surface is made predominantly of water ice.
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As you can tell, it looks very remarkable and distinctive due to these long, continuous fractures and cracks. These are called lineae, which translates to lines in Latin. These lineae are often only about one to two kilometres wide, but can extend for thousands of kilometres across the Moon's surface.
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Wir sind uns nicht sicher, wie oder warum diese Linien momentan geformt werden, aber die wahrscheinlichste Theorie ist, dass, sobald sich die Kruste von der Tide entfernt, wärmere Material von unten die Fläche befindet, in einer ähnlichen Form wie die Ozeanröhre auf der Erde. In dieser Bildung, die von der Galileo-Spielkraft gemacht wurde, werden Sie einige schwarze, dunkle Spots bemerken.
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Sie sind sehr klein, nur etwa 10 km lang, und sie sind bekannt als Lenticulae. They are also believed to be formed by the upwelling of hot, less dense material to the surface, either by pushing the existing crust up or by breaking through altogether. Should the underground material have broken through, what we can then see are these strange, unusual terrains, called chaos terrains.
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Sie sind wirklich scharfe Stücke, die auf einer ziemlich schmalen Oberfläche befinden. Diese Spots sind erwartet weich zu sein und können signifikante Informationen über die Oberfläche von Europa enthalten haben, die wir später in der Videobeschreibung erfahren. Daten aus Galileo indizierten auch, dass Europas Äquator in eisigen Spiken, sogenannten Penitentes, gesperrt werden kann.
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Scientists confirmed this finding through observations from optical telescopes here on Earth, including the Southern Astrophysical Research Telescope in Chile. SAW also happened to capture some of the very best images of the encounter, including this breathtaking photograph of a 10,000 km trail of debris two days after the impact, making it look like a comet.
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Da Didymos ein Zwei-Asteroid-System ist, fluctuiert seine Helligkeit, als Dimorphos durch die Schatten seines ehemaligen Asteroids und wieder nach vorne fliegt. Durch die Lichtkurve zu tracken, können Wissenschaftler die Geschwindigkeit der Orbit von Dimorphos kalkulieren.
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Diese Ergebnisse wurden weiter von Radar-Daten unterstützt, die von Observatorien in Kalifornien und West-Virginien erhoben wurden. DART und Earthbound-Teleskope waren nicht die einzigen Kameras, die das Event beobachtet haben. Die nahesten Bilder der Anfallszene wurden von Lychia Cube gefilmt und sie sind phänomenal.
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Join me today as we learn about the DART mission, humanity's first attempt to change the course of an asteroid to protect our world from future planet-ending threats. Major impact events have significantly shaped Earth's history.
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Wie ich vorhin erwähnt habe, hat Lychia Cube zwei Wochen vor dem Anfall von DART entfernt, um ihren eigenen Anflug zu machen, mit autonomen Navigationssystemen. Zwei Minuten und 45 Sekunden nach dem Anfall von DART flog Lychia Cube nach Dimorphos, um das Anfallspot mit seinen wachsenden Flüssen und Ejektoren zu fotografieren.
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Hier ist ein action-packtes Bild von Dimorphos nach dem Event, mit Didymus im Vordergrund. Siehst du die riesigen Blumen von Material, die von Dimorphos entstehen? Einige von ihnen scheinen zu spiralen, fast wie Tendril von einem Wein. Dies indiziert, dass die Materialien die Richtung geändert haben, als die Pumpe wuchs.
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Wir denken, dass dieses Phänomen durch die Komposition des Asteroids verursacht werden kann, da Tests auf feiner Sediment gemischt mit kürzerem Teppich manchmal ähnliche Ejection-Patternen erzeugen. Dies ist eine mehr entfernte Bildung, auch von LycheeCube gefiltert, mit Dimorphos auf der rechten Seite.
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Notieren Sie, dass der Asteroid selbst kaum sichtbar ist, wegen der riesigen Flügel von Materialien, die durch den Impakt geblasen wurden. Hubble und das Webb-Teleskop haben sich auch darauf eingelassen, die Nachfolge des Darts-Impacts zu bilden. Hier kann man eine spektakuläre Reihe von Bildern von Hubble sehen, die die Progression der Flügel in Größe und Anzahl zeigen.
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Schau dir an, wie einige der Flügel wie Räder aus dem Asteroid aussehen. Ungewöhnlich, sind einige dieser Räder kurv. Warum? Bis jetzt ist NASA nicht sicher. Während Hubble den Impakt vom visiblen Spektrum des Lichts beobachtet hat, hat das Webb-Teleskop seine eigenen Bilder vom Infrarot-Spektrum gefiltert. Dies ist ziemlich beeindruckend, da Dimorphos drei Mal schneller fliegt als das Webb.
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Der Zeitraum, den Sie sehen, beginnt direkt vor dem Impakt und bleibt bis nach fünf Stunden später. Notieren Sie den suddenen Flur des Lichts, der mit dem Material, das vom Impakt ausgelöst wurde, verbunden ist. I also love how the web images give you a great sense of the spiraling plumes emanating from the asteroid.
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Over the coming weeks and months, scientists will continue to study the data from DART's impact. But the real investigative work will be carried out in the future by HERA. HERA is a follow-up mission currently being carried out by the European Space Agency that launched on the 7th of October 2024 and will reach the DILIMA system by 2026. mit einer spezifischen Anzahl von Instrumenten, z.B.
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Kameras, einem Spektrometer und einem Ultrameter. Sobald es herkommt, wird Hera die Größe, Form und Komposition des Kraters, der von Darts Impact hinterlassen wurde, eindeutig dokumentieren. Am spannendsten ist, dass HERA die Observationen der inneren und subsurfischen Strukturen des Diamorphes durchführt.
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Going back to the very early solar system, one of the biggest impacts in our history may have formed the Moon, where a planet-sized object named Theia collided with the young Earth. As time progressed, we may now have oceans full of water thanks to collisions with asteroids. And since then, asteroids have also potentially caused several mass extinctions.
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Dieser Modell wird nicht nur unser Verständnis des binarischen Didymer-Systems verbessern, sondern auch eine mehr deutliche Verständnis dafür bieten, wie die physischen Charakteristiken des NEOs den Momentumtransfer beeinflussen, sowie wie die kinetische Energie zu einem NEO und erzeugten Materialien transferiert wird.
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All of this will allow for a greater understanding of Darts kinetic impact and provide a useful guideline for improving deflection technologies in the future.
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So combine that with NASA's missions like NEO Surveyor, which aims to discover at least 90% of asteroids 140 meters in size or larger, and it feels like humanity for the first time has actively reduced its chances of being hit by the kind of world-ending impact that likely wiped out the dinosaurs.
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NASA hält bereits die Fähigkeiten der meisten nahen Erde-Objekte auf, aber einige Asteroide, wie dunkle Kometen, sind schwer zu sehen, wenn sie nicht viel visibler Licht reflektieren.
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NEO Surveyor wird im Jahr 2028 eröffnet und wird den Solar-System für solche Objekte scannen, indem sie Infrarot-Bildungen nehmen, die es schwer sind, Asteroide zu erkennen, wenn sie sehen, wie stark sie radieren, wenn sie bei der Sonne warm sind. Es wird auch Asteroiden beobachten, die auf die Erde von unseren Blindspots ankommen, z.B.
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welche, die direkt von der Richtung des Sonnens kommen, die Grund-Basen-Teleskope missen können, wegen der Schleimhaut. Mit den NEOs, die sogar am schwersten zu erkennen sind, wird die Technologie, die von DART beobachtet wird, ein Schild sein, das unsere Welt sicher halten kann. So, da haben wir es. Alles, was Sie über die DART-Mission wissen möchten.
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Right now we've barely scratched the surface of deflection technologies, but if you look at what this mission has accomplished, it appears the future of planetary defence has taken a bold and promising first step. So, do you think this mission was worthwhile? Do you think we'll have to use this technology within our lifetimes? Let me know in the comments.
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One of the most well-known impact events left the Chicxulub crater, which is believed to have caused the extinction of dinosaurs 66 million years ago. Es gibt eine inverse Beziehung zwischen der Größe eines Objekts und der Frequenz solcher Ereignisse. Kleine Objekte kolliden oft mit der Erde, während große Objekt-Kollision-Ereignisse sehr selten sind.
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Und als das Sonnensystem wächst, werden große Asteroid-Impakte weniger üblich. Siehst du, wenn Asteroiden mit etwas kolliden, fragmentieren sie entweder in kleinere Teile, oder sie werden in größere Böden integriert, wie die Planeten. Es wird festgelegt, dass die Erde 15.000 Tonnen pro Jahr von Meteoren in ihre Atmosphäre verdient. Einflüsse passieren eigentlich immer auf der Erde.
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Viel mehr, als man denken könnte, aber die meisten sind kaum bemerkbar. Meteoren, oder Schüsse, sind kleine Objekte mit Größen, die von Sandgränen bis zu Steinen nur ein paar Zentimeter weit entfernt sind. Diese brennen, als sie in die Atmosphäre der Erde reichen. Also, wie viele denken Sie an die Atmosphäre der Erde täglich? Die Figur kann euch überraschen. 25 Millionen.
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Und wisst ihr, wie groß der größte Meteor jeden Tag sein wird? 40 Zentimeter. Der größte auf jährlicher Basis ist rund 4 Meter. Und jedes Jahr haben wir einen, der mindestens 20 Meter groß ist. Die Objekte, die die Atmosphäre der Erde überleben und auf der Oberfläche landen, werden Meteoriten genannt.
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Diese müssen etwas größer als normale Schussstelle sein, um zu überleben, und meistens ist das, was von der Objekte übrig bleibt, auf der Oberfläche der Erde zu reichen, ungefähr die Größe eines Bricks. Diese Objekte erzeugen große Strecke im Himmel mit spektakulären Farben, die als Feuerballen genannt werden. Jede 2.000 Jahre oder so fliegt ein Meteor ca.
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100 Meter über der Erde, durch die Atmosphäre fliegend, schädigend das Gebiet durch den Einfluss selbst, aber auch durch den Aufbruch, der damit verbunden ist. Und dann gibt es Objekte, die groß genug sind, um Zivilisationen auf der Erde zu bedrohen. Objekte über 10 Kilometer, die nur einmal in mehreren Millionen Jahren herumkommen.
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Die Chancen, dass jemand heute lebendig ist, solch ein Event zu erleben, sind sehr nahezu null. Eines der guten Dinge über größere Objekte ist, dass sie auch einfacher zu erkennen sind, und Wissenschaftler denken, dass sie alle nahegeborenen Asteroiden über 10 Kilometer groß sind, mit einem sehr hohen Zufall.
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Aber kleinere, weniger einfach zu beobachten Meteore sind immer noch ein großer Threat auf einer mehr lokalen Ebene. Ca. 1.500 Menschen wurden 2013 verletzt, als die Chelyabinsk-Meteore über Chelyabinsk in Russland explodierte. Ca. 7.200 Gebäude in sechs Städten wurden durch die Explosionsschockwelle verletzt.
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Glücklicherweise wurde niemand während dieses Verletzungsprozesses verletzt, aber stell dir vor, dass so ein Verletzungsprozess in einer hochpopulierten Region stattfinden würde. Nichtsdestotrotz würden die Ergebnisse katastrophal sein. Deshalb ist es sehr wichtig für uns, das zu entdecken und zu vermeiden, bevor es die Chance hat, es zu passieren.
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Einer der Wege, um das zu tun, ist es für uns, Objekte in der Welt zu finden und zu tracken, die ein Threat sein könnten. und wir machen das schneller und effizienter als jemals vorher. Wir haben in den letzten zwei Jahrzehnten über 20.000 neue, potenziell gefährliche Asteroide entdeckt, mit etwa 30 neuen Erfindungen pro Woche.
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Die meisten von ihnen haben schädliche Orbiten, aber was würden wir tun, wenn wir einen Asteroid gefunden hätten, der auf einem Kollisionen-Kurs mit der Erde war? Das war das, was NASA versucht hat, eine Lösung zu finden mit ihrer DART-Mission, oder dem Doppel-Asteroid-Redirektions-Test.
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DART war ein gemeinsames Projekt zwischen NASA und Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, mit internationalen Partnern in Italien, Japan und der Europäischen Space Agency. Sein Ziel war es, einen Asteroid-Path zu überprüfen, indem ein Spacecraft mit ihm kollidiert. Bevor DART kam, wurden viele verschiedene Ideen über den besten Weg, um eine Asteroid-Kollision zu vermeiden.
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Wenn wir genug Warnung hatten, und wenn der Asteroid klein genug war, konnten wir ein Flugzeug senden, um mit einem Asteroid zu fahren, um als Gravitations-Traktor zu arbeiten. Über die Zeit konnte die Präsenz des Flugzeugs die Asteroid nur genug gravitationell beeinflussen, um seine Orbit etwas aus dem Weg der Erde zurückzukehren.
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Es klingt ein wenig weitgehend, aber 2015 hat NASA einen Artikel auf ihrer Webseite veröffentlicht, der darstellt, dass dies eine funktionierbare Lösung war. Vielleicht eine besser bekanntere Idee ist, dass man nur einen Nukleus sendet. Asteroiden sind nicht sehr dünn verpackt, also sollte es leicht sein, sie in kleine Teile zu explodieren.
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Aber obwohl diese Idee von Filmen wie Armageddon popularisiert wurde, könnte es in der Praxis nicht so gut funktionieren, da das Momentum des Asteroids größtenteils behält werden würde, auch wenn seine Form in Teile zerstört wird.
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Wenn die resultanten Teile groß genug waren, hätte dies den unfreundlichen Effekt, dass eine metaphorische Kugel, die nach der Erde fährt, in einen ähnlichen tödlichen Schotten-Spray verwendet würde. Eine dritte Idee war es, reflektive Fenster an Asteroiden zu senden.
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Es ist ein gut dokumentierter Fakt, dass, sobald Kometen durch den Sonnenschein passen und sich erheben, sie freundlich ausgasieren, sie geben eine zusätzliche Propulsion weg vom Sonnenschein.
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Sprechgeräte mit Fenstern, die zu einem Asteroiden reisen und das Sonnenlicht auf ihre Oberfläche auf der richtigen Location reflektieren, könnten versuchen, eine ähnliche Ausgasierung zu verursachen, indem das Asteroid selbst sich mit seinen eigenen Ausgasen aus dem Weg der Erde ausbremst. But the creators of DART settled on perhaps the simplest solution.
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And one that we had successfully pulled off before with a comet. To directly impact the asteroid. Not to blow it up, but to hit it just hard enough to knock it off course. The kinetic plan was settled on. But mission planners needed to greenlight a suitable test asteroid to hit. And so scientists settled on Dimorphos. Dieser Asteroid wurde in 2003 recht neu entdeckt.
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Es ist der kleine Mond in einem binären System, der rund um den größeren Didymos orbitiert, der 1996 von dem Space Watch Project in Arizona beobachtet wurde. Dimorphos ist nur 160 Meter lang, was viel kleiner ist als der 780 Meter große Didymos. und hat eine Orbitalperiode von 11,9 Stunden und hält eine Distanz von ca. 1 km von seinem größeren Nachbarn.
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Das System orbitiert die Sonne jedes 2,1 Erdjahre und hat sich in Oktober 2022 in Höhe von 10,6 Millionen Kilometern eingeführt. Das ist das naheste, was es seit 2003 gegeben hat. Das bedeutet, das war der perfekte Zeitpunkt, um es zu besuchen. Es war diese Nähe, die NASA dazu brachte, Dimorphos als Ziel zu wählen. Es war relativ einfach zu erreichen.
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Aber wichtig war, dass es nicht so nahe war, als wenn man mit der Erde auf einer Verschleißung unterwegs wäre. Die Wissenschaftler waren sicher, dass selbst wenn die Erde auf einer Verschleißung unterwegs wäre, die Erde selbst in keinem Gefahr wäre. Mit ihrem Ziel, NASA musste das perfekte Flugzeug bauen, um die Verschleißung durchzuführen.
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Compaired to other spacecraft, DART doesn't have a lot of frills. It's about the size of a refrigerator and weighs just 610 kg, which is minuscule compared to Dimorphos' estimated weight of 5 billion kg. DART has one payload, an aperture camera called DRACO, short for Didymos Reconnaissance and Asteroid Camera for Optical Navigation, as well as sensors and an autonomous navigation system.
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Keep watching to the end of this video for a special Astrum announcement. Asteroid impacts have always been a fascinating concept. Although uncommon, even today we see news articles of asteroids reaching the surface of Earth. And they make for interesting subjects of disaster movies. Why?
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Es kommt auch mit einem kleinen zweiteren Flugzeug, dem Lychee-Kubus, zusammen, damit es ein binäres Flugzeug ist, das ein binäres System besucht. Built by the Italian space agency ASI, Lichia Cube is a small CubeSat with its own autonomous navigation system, designed to separate from DART 15 days before impact.
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Lichia Cube is tasked with recording the impact and its aftermath with two optical cameras named Luke and Leia. Yes, you heard that correctly, Star Wars fans. Der Lichia-Kube wiegt nur 14 Kilogramm und ist nur 30 Zentimeter lang. Es würde durch das Asteroid-System fliegen, mit seinem eigenen Autonomie-Navigation-System. Das DART-Spielzeug wurde auch autonom gestaltet.
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Wegen der Latenz zwischen der Anzeige und der Anzeige der Instruktionen, die durch die Distanzen zwischen der Erde und dem Flugzeug verursacht wurden, brauchte DART, um das Mondlicht zu befinden, einen perfekten Spot zu entdecken, um den Einfluss zu erzielen, und sich dann entsprechend anzieht. Hier kam Darts Smart Nav in den Sinn.
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Dieses autonome optische Navigationssystem könnte zwischen den beiden Körpern identifizieren und den Ziel entdecken, und dann das Flugzeug nach dem Ziel richten. Und überraschend, all das würde in nur einer Stunde vor dem Angriff passieren. Nach dem Ausflug am 23. November 2021 auf einer SpaceX Falcon 9-Rokette, spielte DART die nächsten zehn Monate im Transit.
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In den vier Stunden, die bis zum Impakt führten, an einer Distanz von 90.000 Kilometern, übernahm DARTs internes Navigationssystem. Und 90 Minuten bevor der Impakt, setzte sein Smart Nav System das Flugzeug auf seine letzte Reise. Als DART 24.000 Kilometer entfernt war, wurde Dymorphos auf der Kamera sichtbar, mit 1,4 Pixeln.
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Dies ist eines der letzten Bilder von Draco, wo man Dymorphos und sein ehemaliges Asteroid in demselben Frame sehen kann. Als DART sich näher zu ihrem Ziel auf eine Geschwindigkeit von 22.000 Kilometern pro Stunde bewegte, kam Dymorphos und sein mögliches Einflussort in eine spektakuläre Aussicht.
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In diesem Bild, das nur drei Sekunden vor dem Einfluss gefiltert wurde, kann man wirklich sehen, wie demorphos ein leckerer Teig aus Rubbel ist, der im Grunde von dem Sonnensystem geboren wurde. Diese bemerkenswerte Fotografie ist Darts letztes, volltransmittertes Bild. Es wurde 12 Kilometer entfernt und nur zwei Sekunden vor dem Einfluss gefiltert.
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Für Reference ist die Skala ungefähr drei Zentimeter pro Pixel. Und hier, endlich, ist Darts letztes, teils durchgeführtes Bild. Die Abwechslung wurde von Darts vorher geplantem, sagen wir mal, Abwechslung aufgerufen. Wie seltsam es klingt, ist dies mein Lieblingsbild dieser Bilder.
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Seine Unvollkommenheit scheint den Drama und die Intensität des Momentes zu entdecken, so als würde der langweilige Moment für den ganzen Zeitraum kühlen, als Darts seinen 17,5 Millionen Kilometer-Tour in einem Blick auf ein Auge beendet. Bis zum Ende hat DART das gemacht, was sie geplant hatte, mit unglaublicher Präzision, und es ist ein Test der Unwissenheit der Menschen bei NASA.
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Hier ist die ganze Sequenz aufgeräumt und als Timelapse gespielt. Das Video, das Sie sehen, entspricht der letzten 5,5 Minuten von DARTs letzten Trajectorie. Wie Sie bemerken werden, sehen einige der Bilder ein wenig verwirrt aus. Das ist, weil DARTs Ion-Schrauben gespielt wurden, die Vibrationen für das Flugzeug und seine Kamera verursachten.
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Well, they are likely to have caused the mass extinction which wiped out 76% of all species on the planet 66 million years ago. Was this a one-off? Or could such an event happen again? And if a large asteroid was on course to strike Earth, could we prevent it and survive using current technology? I'm Alex McColgan and you're watching Astrum.
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This sequence is incredible to me due to the speed involved. It hits such a tiny object. And I'm astonished some of these images are in focus at all. Imagine how quickly the camera had to adjust to the rapidly approaching object. Now, I'm sure you're itching to know whether the impact was successful. To relieve you of the suspense, the answer is yes.
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In fact, the early results have surpassed expectations. Before Darts kinetic impact, NASA defined success as a change in Dimorphos' orbital period of at least 73 seconds. Based on what we know so far, the data shows that DART shortened Dimorphos' orbit by a full 32 minutes, from 11 hours and 55 minutes to 11 hours and 23 minutes.
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Even with a margin of error of plus or minus 2 minutes, that is 25 times NASA's benchmark, a truly remarkable outcome. Der Impakt erhielt 19 Gigajoule Energie, das Äquivalent von 5 Tonnen TNT, und brachte einen Kraton bis zu 150 Meter weit in die Oberfläche des Asteroids, ziemlich groß, weil die Erde nur 160 Meter groß war.
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Es war auch genug, die Form der Orbit des Dimorphos und des Asteroids zu ändern. Die Orbit des Dimorphos war ursprünglich sehr rund um Erimus, aber nachdem der Dart geschlagen wurde, wurde dieser Weg mehr verlängert. Die Orbitalzeit blieb auch über die nächsten Wochen fliegen, bevor es um 11 Stunden, 22 Minuten und 3 Sekunden ging.
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In Bezug auf die Form, bevor der Impakt, hatte der Dimorphos eine so genannte Oblatespheroide Form, ein bisschen wie eine etwas verbrannte Balle. Danach Es ist faszinierend, die Kräfte, die für diese Veränderung vorhanden sind, zu betrachten. Es zeigt auch die flotte Natur von Asteroiden wie Dimorphos, die so leise zusammengehoben sind mit der Gravität.
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Es erhöht die Kapazität, dass solche Veränderungen passieren, wenn sie mit dem richtigen Impakt getroffen werden. Keine Sorge, selbst mit großen Variablen, wissen Wissenschaftler, dass selbst mit dieser Verschleißung die Orbit von Didymos nicht genug verändert wird, um mit der Erde zu übersteigen.
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Aber wenn es ein erster Erde-abhängiger Asteroid wäre, kann dieser kleine Knall früh genug voran seine Orbit beeinflussen, um es auf einem Verschleißkurs zu entfernen. Aber warum hat der Einfluss die Orbit von Dimorphos verringert? Well, due to orbital mechanics, the crash pushed Dimorphos closer to Didymus, which in turn sped up its orbit.
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The Final Cassini Images that Stunned the World
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Und wenn es Hydrogen gibt, wird es normalerweise zusammenbinden, um H2O zu formen. Carbon und Hydrogen wurden auch in der Atmosphäre der Kometen von Philae entdeckt. Die Dustpartikel, die Sie hier sehen, sind klein. Die größte, die gekauft wurde, war nur zwei Millimeter lang.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Aber interessanterweise sind es Partikel wie diese, die den Himmel aufwärmen, während einer Meteorschauer hier auf der Erde. Was diese Ansichten uns aber geben, ist ein Insight into the material that formed the solar system, so we can see where our solar system evolved from.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Kometen sind sehr schwarz, die nur 3-4% der Sonne reflektieren, die sich auf sie befindet, was man vielleicht nicht von etwas erwarten würde, das als eiskalt ist. Aber tatsächlich ist nicht viel Eis in einem Komet direkt auf der Oberfläche ausgeschlossen. Die meiste der Komete ist in diesem Lager komplexer karbonatierter Stoffe verkleidet, der dunkler ist als Asphalt.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Diese gekolberten Teile in diesem Zeitraum zeigen das ausgewogene Wasser-Ice. Wie Sie sehen, ist es nicht ein sehr großes Prozent des Komets selbst. Das Licht, das nicht reflektiert ist, wird stattdessen verabsorbt, das volatilste Material unterhalb des Dust-Layers heizt, schützt Wasser und Kohlenstoffdioxid aus, was auch die kleinen Dust-Partikel, die Rosetta in den Raum genommen hat, ausblasen.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Als diese an die Flüssigkeitsfrequenz geflossen werden, fallen sie hinter dem Komet und formieren seinen Hals. Wenn wir uns ein wenig aussehen und die Kometen generell betrachten, sprechen wir darüber, warum Kometen zwei Haare haben. Eine Haar folgt der Orbit der Komete. Diese Haar ist die Dust-Haar. Die Dust-Haar wird illuminiert, als die Sonne sich davon reflektiert.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Die andere Haar besteht aus dem volatilen Material, dem Wasser und dem Kohlenstoff, das von der Komete ausgelöst wird. Diese Geschichte folgt der Richtung des Sonnenwindes, und diese Partikel werden durch Ionisierung und Interaktionen mit den reibenden Partikeln des Sonnes illuminiert.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Es ist oft schwer, Kometen mit deinem nackten Auge auf der Erde zu sehen, aber immer so oft wird eine Komete genug Material ausgasen, dass sie visibel ist. In der Norden-Hemisphäre, der letzte blaue, den ich gesehen habe, war Hale-Bopp 1997, als ich nur ein Kind war. Aber ich habe auch in 2020 die Komete NEOWISE gesehen. Was für ein erstaunlicher Ort es war.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Philae, der Landungspartner der Mission, war erwartet, wissenschaftliche Experimente auf der Oberfläche des Komets für fünf Monate zu machen, aber es hat es nicht so gut gemacht. Also, was ist falsch? Ich bin Alex McColgan und ihr schaut Astrum. Und zusammen werden wir alles finden, was die Rosetta-Philae-Mission gemacht und entdeckt hat, rund 67 p. Churyumov-Girisimenko.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Ihr in der Süden-Hemisphäre seid ein bisschen glücklicher mit Kometen. Ihr hattet Comet McNaught im Jahr 2007 und Comet Lovejoy im Jahr 2011. Gehen wir zurück zu 67P. Es gab einen anderen sehr großen Grund, warum die Rosetta-Philae-Mission in erster Linie stattfand. Und das war, um zu sehen, ob Wasser auf Kometen die Grundlage für Wasser auf der Erde ist.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Vor dieser Mission war die Theorie, dass die Erde von Kometen geflüchtet wurde, als die Sonnensysteme viel chaotischer waren. Angesichts der großen Anzahl von Kometen, die Wasser und Eis sind, könnten sie der Erde die Wasser, die wir heute genießen, geben. Aber wie es aus Philae's Erfindungen herauskommt, war das nicht der Fall.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Wissenschaftler konnten das aufgrund des Wasservapors Deuterium-Ratio zu Hydrogen bestimmen, welches von der Erde deutlich anders ist. Deuterium ist ein Isotop von Hydrogen mit einem zusätzlichen Neutron. Die Ratio von Deuterium zu Hydrogen im Wasser ist eine Schlüssel, um zu bestimmen, wo in der Sonnensysteme ein Objekt hervorgehört. Hier ist die Ratio der Erde und hier 67P.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Wie Sie sehen, sind sie sehr anders. Nur zwei Kometen hatten ihre Wasservapour direkt für Deuterium gemessen, 67P und Halley´s Komet, und weder suggeriert, dass Kometen die Anlage der Wasser auf der Erde waren. Stattdessen gibt diese Daten mehr Gewicht an Modelle, die suggerieren, dass Asteroiden die Anlage der Wasser auf der Erde sind, obwohl ihr Wasser-Kontent generell sehr niedrig ist.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Aber vielleicht gab es mehr Wasser an ihnen, als es jahrzehntelang war. Vielleicht sehen wir jetzt einfach nicht so viel Wasser, weil alle volatilen Substanzen auf Asteroiden bereits gebrannt sind. In any case, it seems that Earth would have had a rough time during its formation. Rosetta and Philae were also equipped to detect if the comet had a magnetic field.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Initially, scientists thought they discovered the presence of a magnetic field on the comet, the hum of which they converted to audio sound. This is what it sounds like. However, it turns out that this was not the result of a magnetic field, as Philae could not detect the presence of a magnetic field on the surface, but rather this sound is the solar wind's interaction with the comet's atmosphere.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
In fact, because of this interaction, the atmosphere and comet nucleus are completely devoid of any magnetic field, which is called a diamagnetic cavity. Rosetta beendete ihre Mission, indem sie auf die Oberfläche des Komets fiel. Als der Komet weiter weg vom Sonnenschein ging, gab es keine Wahrnehmung, dass er genug Kraft für seine Heizungen haben würde.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Um also die Gesamtwahrnehmung zu maximisieren, beendeten die Mission-Kontrolle, einen Kontrollaufzug in den Komet zu machen. Während dieses Aufzuges brauchte es mehrere Bilder, die man in diesem Zeitraum sehen kann. die Resolutionen des Komets besser bieten als jemals vorher. Bis es endlich auf die Oberfläche kam und alle Kommunikation verloren wurde.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Zwischen Rosetta und Philae haben sie unsere Augen auf das, wie die Sonnensysteme während ihrer Formation waren, geöffnet und Daten vorgegeben haben, die noch nie zu vielen Erkenntnissen führen werden. Hier hoffen wir auf viele weitere Missionen wie diese in der Zukunft. Die Exploration des Spaces wird aufregend. Thanks for watching.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
67P ist momentan ein Jupiter-Familie-Komet, das bedeutet, dass seine Orbit nicht mehr viel weiter entfernt ist als Jupiter, obwohl es früher ein Kuiper-Belt-Objekt war, was bedeutet, dass es außerhalb der Orbit von Neptun originierte. Die Rosetta-Philae-Mission wurde am 2. März 2004 auf dem Flughafen Isas eigener Ariane 5-Rokette gestartet. Es wurde zu Beginn am 12.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Januar 2003 gestartet und hatte ein völlig anderes Ziel. Aber das Ariane 5-Roketprogramm hatte ein großer Fehler vor ein paar Monaten mit einer anderen Mission. Das bedeutet, alle Launches wurden aufgeräumt, bis sie das Problem beurteilen und lösen konnten. Mit der Launchwindung für diesen Kometen verloren, musste ein neuer Ziel gewählt werden.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Und ESA verschloss auf 67P, wegen der idealen Position in seiner Orbit. Einmal im Raum hatte das Rosetta-Spacekraft einen eventuellen siebenjährigen Reiseweg zum Kometen. Wie es oft der Fall ist bei Missionen im Außensolarsystem, benötigte es ein wenig Kraftversorgung, um so weit rauszukommen. Es gab eine Fliege von der Erde im Jahr 2005 und dann eine Fliege von Mars im Jahr 2007.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Diese Marsfliege war ziemlich riskant. Sie würde den Planeten nur 250 Kilometer über der Marsfläche fliegen. Auch während dieser Fliege, die 15 Minuten lang durfte, wäre sie komplett im Schatten von Mars. Und weil die Kraft solargesteuert ist, musste die Kraft in Stand-by-Mode gehen.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Rosettas Komponenten mussten warm gehalten werden durch Anbauten von elektrischen Heatern, um die scharfe Umgebung des Staates zu vermeiden. Doch ihre Batterien wurden nie von sich selbst für lange gedreht. Seine Power-Level wurden gefährlich niedrig, und seien sie komplett gedraht, dann hätte es niemals die Möglichkeit gehabt, sich wieder nach dem Flugzeug anzuschalten.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Nichts könnte zurückgeleitet werden, als das passiert war, also mussten die Missionkontrollen einfach warten und hoffen, dass das Flugzeug sich wieder anstellt. Sie nannten das den Billion-Euro-Gambel. Aber der Flugzeug war ein Erfolg, und die Mission ging weiter, sogar managte es, einige Fotos von Mars im Prozess zu fangen.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
The spacecraft flew by Earth a second time in 2007 at a distance of 5,700 km. Interestingly, during this flyby, it was spotted by ground-based telescopes and was presumed to be a near-Earth asteroid, and so was added to the Catalina Sky Survey as a 20-meter potential Earth-impacted asteroid. It wasn't until a few days later that the mistake was found.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Zur Rückkehr ins Sonnensystem, mit erhöhter Geschwindigkeit vom Flieger, ging es über 2867 Steine. Ein kleiner, fünf Kilometer langer Asteroid im Asteroid-Belt, außerhalb des Mars-Orbits. Und das sind einige der Bilder, die es gemacht hat. Rosetta hat einen letzten Flieger von der Erde im Jahr 2009 gemacht, der es endlich ermöglicht hat, den Boost, den es benötigt hat, den Komet zu erreichen.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Während dieser letzten Reise im Jahr 2010 Es flog von einem anderen Asteroiden namens 21 Lutetia, der 100 Kilometer lang ist. Ich denke, dass beide dieser Asteroiden eine interessante Vergleiche zwischen Asteroiden und Kometen geben, weil sie, wie Sie sehen, unglaublich anders aussehen.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Nach der Besuchung von Lutetia, ging das Flugzeug in Hibernation-Mode bis 2014, als es mit dem 4,5 Kilometer breiten Komet Churyumov-Gerasimenko für das erste Mal anfing. Nach einigen Ausbrüchen mit Anbietern, verabschiedeten sie die Reise von Rosetta mit der Reise des Komets. Als Rosetta anfing, kamen diese fantastischen Bilder rein, und sie überraschten alle.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
The comet seemed to actually be a contact binary, full of jagged edges and sharp sides, cliffs, valleys and crevices. It's a breathtaking sight to behold, and is really a lot more interesting looking than anyone had previously thought. But upon seeing these images, mission planners collectively thought, how are we going to land on this? Siehst du, die Rosetta-Philae-Mission hat zwei Teile.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Der Orbiter, Rosetta, oder die Mutterfläche dieser Mission, und eine viel kleinere Landeprobe, Philae. Missionplaner wollten, dass Philae auf der Oberfläche landet, um die Materialien, die den Komet mit verschiedenen wissenschaftlichen Instrumenten hervorrufen, genauer überprüfen zu lassen.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Sie konnten es nicht erlauben, dass es sich auf seine Rückseite überfällt, also keine wissenschaftlichen Daten über dieses spezielle Objekt. So the first thing Rosetta did upon entering orbit was to map the unusual surface of the comet to find the ideal landing site. Apart from the non-spherical nature of the comet, another thing to consider was the amount of outgassing at any particular site.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
You see, some parts of comets are very active, with lots of water being ejected into space, especially as the comet approaches the Sun. Das Wasser, das in den Raum ausgelöst wird, ist das, was die definierenden Charakteristiken eines Komets darstellt, ihr einzigartiges Halos und Haare.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Das Land auf einem Auslösungsgebiet wurde als zu gefährlich für die Gesundheit des Philae-Landers gesehen, also wurde ein weniger aktives Gebiet ausgewählt. So, am 12. November 2014 wurde Philae vom Rosetta-Mothership erzeugt und begann seinen extrem langsamen Abflug in Richtung dieser Seite des Komets.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Philae wurde mit zwei Harpunen befestigt, die auf die Oberfläche schießen mussten, um die Probe von der Bremse auf den Einfluss zu stoppen, da die Ausflugsfrequenz des Komets nur 1 m pro Sekunde ist. Um euch eine Perspektive zu geben, wenn ihr auf der Oberfläche standet, könntet ihr es wahrscheinlich alle zusammen abrutschen. Seine Gravität wäre zu schwach, um euch zurückzuholen.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Es gab ehrliche Vorhersage und Nervosität bei der Mission, als Philae herunterging. Wegen all den vielen verschiedenen Faktoren, wie die Form des Objekts, das Ausgasen und die strengen Teile der Kometen, die in der Orbit um die Komete waren, war vieles, was falsch gehen könnte.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Philae schlussendlich auf die Oberfläche, und als das Flugzeug landete, sendete es ein Lande-Signal zurück an den Mission Control, um zu sagen, Job gut gemacht. Was Mission Control an dem Moment nicht erkannt hat, war, dass ihr Worst-Case-Szenario gerade passiert ist. Die an Bord-Harpons hatten nicht gefeuert, und obwohl die Probe landete, fiel sie sofort aus der Kometenfläche.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Kommandos wurden zu ihm gesendet, um wissenschaftliche Experimente zu starten, aber Philae war tatsächlich im Raum fliegend an dem Moment. Es gab eine ernsthafte Menge Verwirrung für ein bisschen, bis sie bemerkt haben, dass es nicht richtig zurückgekommen ist und immer noch im Prozess des Bouncings war.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Glücklicherweise war die Velocität des Bouncings nur 38 cm pro Sekunde, das bedeutet, dass es nur einen Kilometer von der Oberfläche hochgezogen wurde, bevor es endlich wieder zurückgekommen ist. Über zwei Stunden fliegte es drei Mal, bevor es sich schlug.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Leider war es sehr weit weg von seinem ersten Landungsort und stürzte sich hier, in einer Region, die oft aus dem Sonnenlicht ausgeschnitten wurde. Das bedeutet, dass es schnell aus der Kraft fliegte, weil seine Solarpanel nicht viel Licht hatten.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
NASA ist nicht der Einzige, der langweilige Missionen zu anderen Welten durchführt. Und persönlich ist die Rosetta-Mission die Antwort von ESA, die sich wirklich gegen einige der beeindruckenden Dinge, die NASA gemacht hat, selbst hält. Diese Mission hat uns ermöglicht, einen Kometen für das erste Mal nahe zu sehen.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
On the other hand, Mission Controllers felt extremely fortunate that it had appeared to land the right way up, so that it could still collect at least some valuable scientific data. Mission Controllers suddenly had a rush on their hands, to collect as much scientific data as possible before the batteries ran out. Their estimated five-month mission was suddenly cut down to less than 60 hours.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
By the 14th of November, battery power had run out. und die Kommunikation wurde verloren. Unglaublich, im Juni 2015, mit einer erhöhten Aufmerksamkeit an die Sonne, wegen der Komete, die sich während ihrer Orbit näher anwies, konnte der kleine Philae-Lander wieder aufsteigen und ein Signal zurückgeben an Rosetta.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Although the signal was intermittent, the lander was able to perform one last science experiment, which was the Concert Radar Experiment, and it sent back its results. As time went on though, the comet became more active as it got closer to the sun.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
It originally only outgassed 500 grams of water and dust per second, but at this point it was outgassing 300 kilograms per second, which meant that in order to keep Rosetta safe, it had to orbit further and further out. Am 9. Juli transmittete Philae ihr letztes Signal und ging dann für immer sauber.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Es war nicht bis September, dass die Mission-Kontrolle am Ende den letzten Platz für Philae gefunden hat. Man sieht, dass seine Beine hier anstecken. Wissen, wo Philae landete, war wichtig, da es die wissenschaftlichen Daten, die sie erhielt, in Perspektive bringen würde. Was hat Philae also auf der Oberfläche entdeckt? hat es diese 60 Stunden gut genutzt? Und was ist mit Rosetta aus der Orbit?
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
War sie in der Lage, einige grundlegende Erkenntnisse zu machen? Das Ankommen dieses Komets war eine Erklärung an die Planeten der Mission selbst. So weit sieht nichts im Sonnensystem, das genau überprüft wurde, wie 67P aussehen. Es ist etwa fünf Kilometer lang und hat zwei Löbchen, die mit einem dünnen Streifen von Material im Mittelpunkt verbunden sind.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Dies war selbstverständlich etwas ungewöhnlich. Aber es ist auch sehr schmutzig, wie viele andere Asteroiden, die wir besucht haben. Während der Reise durch die Mission wurde herausgefunden, dass die Oberfläche dieses Komets ziemlich veränderbar ist. Wenn wir uns an die Nase näher ansehen, die die beiden Knochen verbindet, wird es klar, dass diese Teilung unter mechanischem Stress ist.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Wenn wir uns an diese Steine ansehen, können wir sehen, dass es Fracture-Linien gibt, die durch sie fliegen. Fracture-Linien sind auch von einem anderen Anglein klar. Wissenschaftler haben Modelle ausgeführt, die aufgrund von Fracture-Linien auf der ganzen Nase befinden, um zu bestätigen, dass diese Fracturen tief im Komet verbreiten, bis zu 500 Meter unter der Oberfläche.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Ein Besucher, der ursprünglich aus dem Kuiper-Belt kam, oder dem langweiligen Belt von Kometen und Asteroiden außerhalb der Orbit von Neptun. Es war auch eine grundlegende Mission, weil es eine Probe auf der Oberfläche landen konnte und direkt mit den Materialien auf der Komete interagierte.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Es scheint, dass, sobald der Komet um seine Achse dreht, die beiden Knochen sich von sich entfernen, die Nackenregion über die Zeit zunähen. Große 10-Meter-Bolder wurden beobachtet, die von diesem mechanischen Stress ausgelöst wurden, sowie von der Volatilität auf der Oberfläche, manchmal von bis zu 100 Metern, weil der Komet eine schwere Gravität hat.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Das bedeutet auch, dass der Komete wirklich ziemlich breit und porös ist, was an Kometen vor dieser Mission noch nicht bekannt war. Wie auch Fracture-Linien, können auch Läden gesehen werden, was bedeutet, dass dieser Komet während seiner Formation ständig aufgebaut wurde. Jedoch, obwohl er breit ist, ist die Oberfläche des Komets viel schwieriger als erwartet.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Wissenschaftler dachten, dass das initiale Landungsgebiet für Philae fast soft und fluffig wäre, wie dreckige Schnee, aber das war nicht der Fall. Als Philae auf 67P landete, um direkt mit dem Komete zu interagieren, fand sie, dass ihr letztes Rettungsgebiet solid war, gedachtes Wasser-Ice mit einem dünnen Stoffstück.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Mission-Controllers für Philae versuchten eine Sammlung des Soils zu bekommen, aber wie Sie sehen, wurde es schlussendlich herausgefunden, dass Philae an einem furchtbaren Anglein endete und deshalb nicht sein Drill auf die Oberfläche bekommen konnte.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Jedoch konnten die Lesungen immer noch erhoben werden, wenn man die Materialien auf dem Werk selbst beobachtet, welches auf Philae nach den Bouncern endete. Aus dem Material der Oberfläche wurde entdeckt, dass es 16 verschiedene organische Komponenten gab. Vier davon wurden noch nie auf einem Komet entdeckt.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Obwohl organische Komponenten nicht das Leben bedeuten, ist das Leben auf organischen Komponenten basiert. Während Philae nicht zu viele Schriften auf der Oberfläche bekommen konnte, konnte Rosetta auch einige Samples des Komets erhalten, indem sie einige der Schnee aus dem Komet ausgelöst wurde.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Einer der beeindruckendsten Schotten, die Rosetta aufnehmen konnte, ist dieses Video von Stoffpartikeln und kosmischen Rädern, die in alle Richtungen schießen, mit den Sternen im Hintergrund. All the particles are visible because Rosetta is looking at the night side of the comet, meaning increased exposure of the camera can pick up these interesting visual elements.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Throughout the mission, Rosetta collected roughly 31,000 dust particles, and interestingly, their composition didn't change throughout the course of the mission, even as the comet became more active, meaning that the whole nucleus of the comet is likely to be consistent throughout.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Ihre Erkenntnisse waren großartig und beeindruckend und gaben uns einen Hinweis auf die langen Rechte unseres Solarsystems, wie es sich formte und vor allem, ob die Komete einmal auf der Erde zu Leben getroffen haben. Jedoch ging nicht alles so, wie geplant mit dieser Mission.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Die Dustpartikel waren komplexes, organisches, karbonatisches Material, gemischt mit Sodium, Magnesium, Aluminium, Silikon, Kalzium und Iron. Was dieses Material von Asteroiden separiert, ist die Präsenz von einer Abundanz von Hydrogen und Oxygen.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Es wird theorisiert, dass Asteroiden viel länger verheert sind als Kometen, weil sie nahe zur Sonne sind, was das Hydrogen von ihren Kompositionen entfernt hat.
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The Discovery That Proved Scientists Wrong | ESA Rosetta Philae
Die Kometen wurden jedoch von der inneren Sonnensysteme für viele ihrer Leben entfernt, was bedeutet, dass diese Stoffzellen aus den Formationen des Sonnensystems präzise Reliquien sind und potenziell sogar die molekulare Klaue, von der der Sonne originiert hätte. Oxygen war eine unerwartete Erfindung, da es hochreaktiv ist.
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So what did you want to bring up? Yeah, what was it?
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Can I tell you something? You don't know this? You don't remember this?
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Point with one finger. Don't go with four, because it's dominating. No.
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Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Ich hatte zwei Begegnungen mit dir. Das ist gut. Zwei Finger jetzt. Zwei Finger ist gut. Ich war einmal in Venice. Ich war auf Abikini und ich sah dich auf der Straße. Das war ein Jahr oder zwei vor, als ich nicht die Blutung hatte. Und ich sage, oh, Bobby Lee, was geht? Mein Freund Mark Smalls spielt mit dir Spiele und so. Und du warst so, bist du ein lustiger Kerl? Bist du lustig?
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Du warst so, als ob ich... Das klingt genau so wie ich. Bist du lustig?
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Es war beim Impro. Und ich war so aufgeregt, weil wir in der gleichen Linie waren. Und er kam in die Grüne Runde und er sagt, oh mein Gott, du bist so talentiert. Verrückst du dich viel, wenn du auf der Straße bist? Das war genau das, wie schnell es kam. Also es war sehr schnell, wie Boom. Und ich war so, oh, Scheiße.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Und ich wollte wirklich, ich weiß nicht, ich wollte dir die richtige Antwort geben. Ich weiß nicht, was die richtige Antwort war. Das ist, wie er arbeitet. You must fuck a lot, right? You're a good looking guy. I never said that. That's insane.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Yeah, yeah. Alright, ready? Oh my god, you're so talented. No, I'm me. No, I'm you. You're me.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Und ich habe gesehen, wie Bobby... Ja, ja, ja, ja, ja, ja.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Ich erinnere mich auch noch an eine andere Zeit in der Storre. Siehst du, jetzt geh' weiter. Ich habe nur gesagt Hallo, weil ich nur versuchte, dass jemand wie du nicht erinnert, wer ich bin. Er hat eine tolle Erinnerung.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Und so habe ich gesagt, ja, ich denke, mein Freund Andrew Lopez hat... Did your podcast. I don't know. I think you asked again if I was funny or not. Because we didn't know you. I don't think you knew who I was.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Confabulation. Welcome to Andrew Santino's new special. Confabulation.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
We met only one time, right? We did a show in Venice many, many years ago. On a backyard. It was a big show.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
This was a long time ago. Isn't that interesting? Never done a backyard show.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Bruder, vor... Das war vor 2018 oder so. In der Zeit war ich überall.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Er sagte, ja, ich mag den Pock. Ich kann es dir nicht erzählen. Du musst es dir erzählen. Er sagte, mit dem irischen Jungen und dem fat asianischen Jungen. Das ist das, was er sagte.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Wow, dude. Yeah, and then I got my mom remarried, my stepdad has Parkinson's. No way.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Basically, yeah. He raised you? Just more or less, yeah, yeah. And is he, his functionality is still there, or is he kind of... You know, on good days, it's like, you know, he just has slow speech, but, you know, on bad days, it's like, he's not talking at all. Man. Und es ist einfach so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
I was in freshman... Where were you at 9-11? High school. High school? Yeah, me too. One of my favorite classes too. What class was it? Spanish. I fucked up my Spanish class. I was in English class. Were you? And we had people in our town that worked in the World Trade Center area. I remember the girl right behind me burst into tears and ran out of the room.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Wow. What are you talking about? 9-11. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Is that in your topics? Nein, es war nicht. Aber ich weiß nicht, ich bin jetzt auf der Liste.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Ja, also die erste Zeit war es so, er ist gerade in Santa Monica geflogen. Und das war vor dem Show und allem. Wir waren auf dem California Chicken Cafe auf Lincoln Boulevard. Er liebt diesen Ort. Und ich gehe da rein und sage, oh, Lil Dicky, Mann, hey, du bist so großartig, Mann. Wenn du jemals jemanden suchst, der einen Hook macht oder so. Es war wirklich schön.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Er war so, eigentlich, Mann, ich versuche nur, reale Rap zu machen. Aber er war so, wenn du in deinem Geist etwas machst, kannst du wirklich deine Träume erreichen oder so. Er hat so etwas gesagt. Willst du mich anrufen und alles korrigieren? Weißt du warum? Weil ich finde, er ist ein unglaublicher Künstler. Ja.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Und ich glaube, was er von mir sieht, was ich machen würde, und ich stelle mir vor, dass ich nur charismatisch mit Autotune bin. Und ich glaube, die beiden Dinge sind so anders. Aber die beiden Dinge sind inhaltlich anders, also sie können nicht vergleichbar sein.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Ich hoffe es. Ich hoffe, er denkt nicht, dass ich... Ich werde ihn anrufen und fragen, ob er dich liebt.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Was? Die Leute, die mich zurückgeben. Ja. Und dann gibt es ein paar Clips, wo wir sie singen haben. Die Freude, die in der Raum reverberiert, wenn wir jemanden bekommen, wie eine Art Exposure-Therapie, um zu singen und aus der Schale zu kommen.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Wenn du jemanden schlägst. Wenn du jemanden schlägst und sie lachen und die ganze Raum lacht. Und ich meine, für mich ist es spannend, weißt du. I was doing Standard for like six years and I was doing okay, but I just kind of got bored with it. Damn, dude.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Anybody know some dwarves? Because did you know that when dwarves fart, they fly just a little bit? Did you know that if you get a seahorse and you put it with a dwarf, you got ocean cowboys?
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
I've never heard anyone with the last name J. Everybody says J. Morgan all the time.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Do you guys feel like from this point you've achieved everything you wanted to? No! Yeah, I'm good. I'm out. I felt good last year. Everything at this point is extra for me.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
That's your fault. What's your real last name? Venti Cinque.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Ja, das war das erste Jahr, in dem ich meine Openers und Freunde mit mir brachte. Das ist der beste. Das heißt Domino. Wir wissen es schon, weil ich es mit meinem Freund Bini und Bezuna gemacht habe. Ich mag Bini. Er hat auf Dave geschrieben. Ja, Bini ist großartig. Wir waren einfach überall und es war nicht editabel. Ich werde lügen, du bist nicht mit mir. Okay, schau mal. Sie sind alte Freunde.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Ja, ich habe sogar gesagt, ich war so, ich weiß nicht, wie ihr das zusammen editieren werdet. Das war verrückt. Was? Ja, das erste Mal. Das erste Mal. Ja. Aber das ist, es gibt keinen Weg.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Es ist verrückt, wie du direkt von deinem eigenen Podcast kamst. Du hast einen nach dem Podcast? Nein. Warum? We do that shit all the time. I tried to do a podcast, but it wasn't in me. I'm trying to do live streaming stuff.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Hast du sie gedreht? Ich habe sie gedreht, ja. Eine schöne Frau aus Bangladesch hat sie für mich gedreht. Weißt du darüber, wie man drehend ist?
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Shout out Beauty Secrets on Venice Boulevard. No, on Washington Boulevard.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Wenn ihr ein Stück Pizza habt, riecht ihr es nachher ein bisschen, wie der Käse? Ich bin ein Germaphobe, ich wasche meinen Gesicht. Ich will nur wissen, ich weiß, ich klinge, ich bin nicht kontagios.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Yeah, so change your middle name. I went to my first, no, no, it's always my middle name.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
It's a weird last name. There's a whole weird story in Sicily. You're Siciliano? Siciliano. Let's fuck it. Same, dude.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
I believe in the power of like, you can do it, bro. I don't think you can get jacked because you're 60 or something. But I think you can get fit.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
He said he's gonna get jacked. I don't think you can get like ripped jacked. Whatever you do, no matter how ripped you get, it's gonna be like a little bit... Literally proving my point.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
But you'll be like ripped healthy. Yes, healthier. That makes sense. But even like a 50-year-old who's ripped, it's going to be a little... Bring up RFK Jr.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Du hast ihn kennengelernt. Das ist mein erstes Mal hier, also habe ich keine Geschichte gehört.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Du bist wahrscheinlich in den 60ern, 70ern. Van Gogh? Van Gogh. Van Gogh? Van Gogh. Wer the fuck ist Van Gogh? Es ist Van Gogh, aber es wird Van Gogh genannt. Hör auf. Schau es dir an.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Look at that. Oh, wow. That's so dope. And he just did that with like paint and markers and shit. Keith Haring wishes he could do that shit. Yeah. Now bring up some Keith Haring bullshit. Er ist tot, oder? Aber das Gleiche könnte auch für, wie hieß er, die gebratenen Tomaten oder sowas sein. Andy Warhol. Andy Warhol.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Ich meine, es war um Aids. Er hat das für Aids gemacht. Ja, ja. Weißt du was? Nein, er hat einfach Aids gemacht. No, no, he got it.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
See, that looks like a doodle. I think it's pretty cool, dude. I think he's the first guy to do that. You know what it is? It's got sauce, it's got swag. It's great, I do like it.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Ja, das ist mein Problem. Was ist dein koreanischer Name? Ja, das ist gut.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
I think it means success. You're coming out of like a republic. What does that mean? What does that name mean?
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
They're dancing better, they're singing better, they're making fried chicken better, they're fucking crushing it. Yo, be careful about that fried chicken shit. Well, you know, GIs taught them how to make fried chicken. That is true. Black GIs taught them how to do that.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
War es nicht ein Komiker, der sagte, wenn du alle Menschen aus Amerika verabschieden willst, solltest du ihre Essen nicht essen lassen? Wer auch immer du verabschieden willst, kannst du ihre kulturelle Essen nicht essen.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
No, I wrote down talking points. Okay. Sorry, go ahead. I'm gonna show you, Andrew.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Es ist wie Saage. Hast du den Kentucky Fried Chicken in Australien bekommen? Ja, es war Saage. Ist es gut? Nein, nein.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Du könntest nach Hause gehen oder sagst, du hängst mit Dave Chappelle oder so. Aziz hat einen Witz, wie du... Ich weiß nicht.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Ich wollte sagen, ich bin traurig. Ich will das nicht machen.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Und dann sind wir in sein Auto gegangen. Ist er so lustig, wie offstage? Ist er so ein chiller Kerl? Ja, er ist ein chiller Kerl. Oder ist er einfach so, wie... Du weißt, es gibt einige Comics, die sind immer so auf. Er ist nicht auf. Nein, nein, er ist nicht auf, aber es ist lustig. Ja, er ist natürlich lustig.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
It was pretty bad. It's farther away than you think it is.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Echt? Fünf Minuten. Ich habe meinen Freund in Vegas verarscht. Warst du im Meltdown? Nein, ich war im Meltdown, aber ich wollte meinen Status nutzen, um in dieses Restaurant zu kommen. Welches Restaurant? Es war in Venetien. Wir wollten nur Essen bekommen. Es war Freitagnacht. Und ich habe gesagt, lass uns hier gehen. Und es waren alle junge Mädchen, die wahrscheinlich meine Demografie waren.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Und ich habe gesagt, hey, Leute, ich bin auf TikTok. Ihr habt mich vielleicht gesehen. Ich habe diesen Ort verkauft. Wow, du hast das gemacht? Ja, ich habe das gemacht. Ich liebe es. Und er sagt, Bro, das war gross. That was gross. Who's your boy? My buddy Chris.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
He was like, that was gross. But then my reps got me in a reservation at Carbone. And you guys, that was pretty cool. It worked. He was like, yeah, that was cool. Anyway, sorry to interrupt you. I interrupted you and told my story. No, no, no. But I am the guest. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Bad friends, time to wrap up the podcast. I had a good time talking with my best friends. Yeah, Morgan J gonna come back again, right?
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Yeah. Learned a lot about my friends here. Yeah. Thank you for being a bad friend. Thank you for being a bad friend.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
I know, dude. I wasn't really gonna do it, but I was nervous and I just was... Can I see it? I do wanna see it. Yeah, can I? You really wanna see it? I'd love to see it. I don't wanna see it.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Okay, you have nice testicles, dude. My dog, you don't.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Are you married? I got a serious partner I'm with. Okay, right. But we're in an open thing. You know, I'm dealing with something right now. Currently, we don't know for sure if this girl is lying or not about a pregnancy. Oh, boy. That kind of put the fear of God in me. Oh, boy. It's like, you know, you got to change things.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
What did I tell you? I mean, you told me last night.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Miami. Texas. Can I have my phone back? No. Another comic was saying you can't hook up with girls in small towns. If you do it in a big city.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Nein, es ist nur so, dass du die coolste Sache, die in dieser Stadt passiert ist. Wenn du eine Mädchen in Miami verpustest, wird sie einen Fußballspieler verpusten am nächsten Tag.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Aber ja, aber ich und meine Mädchen, wir haben schon darüber gesprochen, wie wir keine Kinder haben wollen. Du schaffst es nicht? No, I do, I do. My cum was nowhere near this person, so now I'm like... Oh, that's even... Okay, right.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Sie ist weg. Ja, ja. Aber ja, also habe ich das und habe eine Menge Vorsicht. Und auch, weißt du, in den nächsten vier Jahren wird es schwer für Frauen sein, also habe ich geschnitten, dass ich meine Nase aufhören werde.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Ich habe das vor der Wahl gemacht. Ich habe das im September gemacht. Du hast das gemacht? Ich habe das im September gemacht, ja. Du hast wunderschöne Augen. I'm not high, bro. No, but the bulge I like. Oh, I brought you guys a gift. Do you smoke weed in general or no? I don't do anything anymore. I'll have a drink for special occasions, but outside of that. Good for you.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
I know you guys get a bunch of free shit all the time. You don't have to keep this. You can give it back to me if you want. I know you wear beanies sometimes.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
I have the LOL Ha Ha Ha beanie. Love. This is fantastic. I have these two lighters. This one's for you. Love. Das ist für dich. Das ist für dich.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
I got those in Europe. Thank you. I missed it. And I just, yeah, you can have it. And then these are the What's Your Name Bro hats. Let me see. Oh, okay. This is from your show. This is from the show.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
So, I don't know. You feel free to give it to somebody else. No, this is beautiful.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Can you hit me a little song there? Do you want inspirational piano music? Yeah, inspirational piano.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Is this on? Oh, yeah. Oh, my God. Here we go, yeah. Ooh. Let's go.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
I know how it works. Doesn't sound like it. Now I know how it works. Put away the other mic.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Terrible. There's a guy from Portugal doing it, a guy from Germany doing it, Russia. These different countries are franchising. Stinks.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
But I mean, you know, some people accuse me of being kind of like a poor man's little dickie sometimes, too. I get that a lot. Only because you have curly hair, bro. Aber wir machen auch die Autotune-Sachen. Ja, aber Dave ist... Weißt du, ich habe ihn drei Mal getroffen. Ich fühle mich, als ob ich jedes Mal das Meeting verpasst habe. Weißt du was, lass uns zu diesem Thema kommen. Er ist jüdisch.
Bad Friends
Paper Airplanes Come & Steal Your Girl
Warum fühle ich mich, als ob ich hier rein komme und mich verteidigen muss? Mir? Nein, ihm. Right across from you. Ich fühle mich, als ob ich mich verteidigen muss. Er schießt immer. The kid's shooting.
Bad Friends
Where Is Waldo Bobby?
I'm 20, but I'm technically a third year, but I graduated this year.
Bad Friends
Where Is Waldo Bobby?
No. After doing that for the last nine weeks, definitely do not want to be a publicist. What do you want to do?
Bad Friends
Where Is Waldo Bobby?
I called my brother to tell him I was coming here and he was very excited. He's a huge fan. What's his name? Ben.
Bad Friends
Where Is Waldo Bobby?
Ben, what's up? You suck. That's right. Perfect. That's what he does.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
But you never see dwarf zombie. Oh, yeah. You never see that. No, Brad. You never see spinal bifida zombie. You know what I mean? Right. You never see 600-pound zombie just in a bed. Why not? And he's eating deep-fried brains or whatever. You know what I mean? What? Right? Why is that? I don't know why. You got to mix it up. Right?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
But those are mushroom zombies. No, what I'm talking, is that what you're saying?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
No, what I'm saying is, yeah, I mean, people turning into a mushroom zombie. I'm not talking, but what happened to their, you know what I mean? If they're OCD or whatever. You gotta put that into it. Like, why isn't there autistic? Like a zombie walking over a crack 15 times. You know what I mean? Like, he loses the OCD when he becomes a zombie. Right. You know what I mean? Or the racism.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Right? Racist zombies. Yeah, the zombies are just going for the black guy. Right? Right. They were like fucking KKK. They turned zombie. You never, who they were, the essence of who they were are gone?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Putting in an arm lock, but by, you know what I mean? Just like their old self. More. More of that. But I want to see dwarves. LP zombies. Yeah. LPZs. Yeah, and you just kick them. And they land on their back. They have such little legs they can't get back up. They're just going. You know, do you ever think about stuff like that? Oh, every day of my life. Like vampires. Where are they?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Okay, so this is what I was thinking, my friend. That's a very good question.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
And a lot of them, they just die fat, which is bad. Right. I feel bad. Awful. Awful. But when they get to heaven, are they 600 pounds up there? Right, do they get a new shell? Or do they just fall immediately through the sky? They die and they're like, yeah. And they fall, right? Because you're up there. Too heavy for the clouds. Too heavy for the clouds, dude.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Well, that's everyone's vulnerable spot. Their heel? Well, mine's the taint. Mine goes the taint. Taint. It's so vulnerable, my taint.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
One morning my dad goes, wakes me up, Merry Christmas. I go, okay. And he goes, he gave me 200 bucks, right? That was Christmas? It gets worse. It was July. Is that Korean Christmas in July? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, they don't know anything about. So you never did any decorating? My parents knew nothing about any holiday. You didn't get a tree ever? No, I mean, we had a tree when I was eight.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
And I kid you not, this is not even a joke. That tree stayed in my house for seven years. No. Yeah. The pines had fallen off and my mom would put squid on it, the branches, to dry the squid.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
But where, can you look this up later? I mean, whatever. When that was a thing. I don't think it was like that when my parents grew up. Well, right. I think my parents, because when they came to America in the 1960s, they knew nothing about it. Here you go.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
That boggles my mind because my parents pretended like they didn't know. Like, well, you don't know.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
My dad's side were ghetto. My parents' side, my mom's side was royal. My grandfather, remember I told you about the hill that my mom used to walk down?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
What do you mean? Well, you were royals and now you're- No, but she married my ghetto dad.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
But at least they didn't get like, I saw TikTok and that kid, we talked about it already, but like a kid that has like autism, like severe autism, violent.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Really? Because remember we went to the Philippines. Yeah. Remember that one field? Not a field, but it was like a goat tied to like a stick. Yeah. And then we brought spaghetti.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
You feed spaghetti to the goat? No. No. We took like hundreds of spaghettis, boxes of spaghetti to feed the hungry. And then they ran out of these huts. Can I call them huts?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
They're made of huts. I know, but it seems like just I'm being mean. What are they made out of? Sticks. Sticks and mud?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Yeah, so we bring a van. We open up the van and there's these boxes of spaghetti that we all, you know. Yeah. And out comes kids completely naked. You know what I mean? Spaghetti. Yeah, yeah. And they took the spaghetti and in my mind I'm like, what do they get for Christmas? Spaghetti. No. Really? I mean. And that poor goat. What, they were gonna eat it, right?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
It was like, what, you think I'm making fun of? Why'd you roll your eyes? What's going on here? Oh, that's a ghost, dude. There's a ghost here.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
or your vag in the butthole. The taint is a vulgar slang. That little skin. Yeah, that little gap.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Sometimes I have to hold my pee. You know why? Why? Because if I open the door, the cats, all three cats are just waiting there. Waiting for you to wake up? They're 24-7. If I close a door, they're just waiting there like this. And I hold my pee. I go, I don't want to deal with them. What are they going to do? Just walk around? No, they try to get in. But what do they do?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Sometimes I'll open it and one will scurry it and then go underneath the bed. And then now I have to like go underneath the bed and grab them.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
No, because you understand cats are nocturnal animals. Yeah, they're up. So at four in the morning, Goonie thinks he's the Flash. He's jumping around. Pew, pew, pew, pew, pew. Yeah, you know what I mean? And so I can't have him in the room. You're like, you just hear crazy shit. You know what I mean? You'll stay awake. Yeah, there's no way. So I have to barricade, you know, I barricade it. Wow.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
With objects and all kinds. It's a whole system. So if I open it, then I got to put the fucking barricades back up. Yeah. And I've already peed, right? So now I'm already awake because I'm doing physical activity. You know what I mean? So it's like I sometimes just hold it. What's going on with your forehead? Oh, just it?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Let's switch it up. It's not holiday spirit. No, I don't like the way that's starting either, dude. Let's start new. Let's start over. Jingle bell, jingle bell.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Wait, what does Caspa mean again? Dandruff. Flakes. You have dandruff on your forehead.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
That's a pimple. That's what I meant. I thought you said you have dandruff on your forehead. You have dandruff without the hair? That's incredible.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
When Paul Hollywood gives you a handshake, I literally tear up. That's more than money. That's the point. That's more than much. That's more than money. That's more than much. But I'm saying, you can't- I don't know what that means, but- That's more than much. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You can't replay. There's Paul Hollywood right now. Right there. Sexy, sexy. You watch his show? No.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
It's the best show on television. So what happens is, it's a baking show. And when he tastes something, it's usually something that he can't make because he's one of the best bread bakers in the world. In the world. In the world, right? So sometimes, you know, they're amateur bakers and sometimes he'll eat it and he'll chew it. You can tell what's going on in his mind.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
He's like, holy shit, that was good, right? And every once in a while he'll go, handshake. And when the contestant gets a handshake, they start crying because they know that he doesn't give those up often and they know that it's excellence, pure excellence. It's such a great show.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
He doesn't like matcha. Matcha, yeah. He doesn't like matcha. But she doesn't like, I'll tell you. Hold on, hold on. Give me a hint.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
It's something that we eat in our sandwiches. We make our sandwiches out of it.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
How do you not like it? It's the greatest adventure ever. You like peanut butter? It's so good. What do you chunky or creamy? Brother.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
You got to be kidding me. Like Lay's? No, you've never done? Ruffles. You got to show me. Ruffles? Oh, bro. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. I got to try it.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
It's white people shit. It's shit that you guys hide. We've been hiding it for a year. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Why do you hide shit like that?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Oh, you're invited? Really? He's a co-chair. Out of all the people in our area, he's the co-chair? Well, he's a co-chair of this- I mean, Steve Carell lives around here.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
I did not know that. Wow. Yeah. Are there any black angels? McCone knows the answer.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Oh, but would I be able to eventually move my way up the channel and be white?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Yeah, I don't want that. I would rather not. You'd be lucky to be there. I understand that. I mean, I've always wanted to see a white meeting, right? I mean, if I'm doing the janitorial stuff, like sweeping and all that stuff. You would be. Would I be able to peek in and watch what's going on or no? Perhaps. I need a guarantee here, babe.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Because the reason why Hiroshima and Nagasaki, it was so devastating is because the houses, no, but before the bombs, you know what they did? Firebombs.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Oh, my God, dude. On the road? Cut it out, will you? Dude, you're great. Honestly, stop it. Do that.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
They do. Yeah, it's incredible. It's incredible. Yeah. But he uses film still. Yeah. He really does. I went to Palm Springs. Yeah, you went on a little journey. I took a date, a girl, a date out in Palm Springs.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
I mean, you're talking about... I had to wait an hour and I had reservations. It was like, we're sorry. Wait a minute.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Why was that so? Warning shots. No, that's not why. Why was firebombs so detrimental in those Japanese cities?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Yeah, and then I drove back. I should have maybe gone to my, I don't know. But anyway.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Because I was talking with my friend, I go, the last Christmas I was in Chicago. I mean, the last Thanksgiving.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Okay? If Darth Vader and the Emperor, right? And Boba Fett and all had a, right? No, that's not the right. No, I got it right here. Okay, let's say I'm Luke Skywalker. I'm going to do a Star Wars one, right? And I was going to go tattooing to go to Thanksgiving, right? But you guys invited Darth Vader. Would Luke Skywalker want to go to Thanksgiving?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
That's a bad example. I don't like any of that. Given that detail. Yeah, I mean, you understand why.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
invited that's a I don't like that phrase because what does that mean yeah people think no one invited me by the way yeah so I have to assume that I'm invited well did you want to go yeah so no one invited me no she didn't yeah so you know I want you to live you have to assume like I think I'm going to show up because I assume I'm invited because I'm always invited right but that's not the case that's not the case because Bobby doesn't want to he doesn't want to go be intrusive right he doesn't want to be where he's not welcome yeah yeah feels unwelcome
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
that's great who else showed up mom meritus yeah everyone showed up good roger yeah everyone showed up i remember i used to go every every year do you remember that you do you do huh yeah you don't think about that do you be honest with me yeah yeah while you were driving back from palm spring yeah did you think about maybe popping in there and surprising no i don't even know where it is that's even more hurtful yeah it's very hurtful you know where
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
What? I know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, why didn't you answer it the first time then? Because I wanted you to say it.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
I don't know whose house it's at because if you don't get invited, then you have no idea where the fucking location is. Right. It could be a number of places.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
You never know where it's going to happen. But when I was driving back from Palm Springs, I was thinking to myself, wow, I should just drive off this freeway because I'm so lonely. I'm so lonely. I wanted you at my house. I am so lonely and so alone. I have nobody. I literally have nobody.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
I know you have you, but it's like, you know, I don't want to rely on, you know, so it's like, I want you to want me. I know, I know.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Yeah, because you know how you and I did a show Friday night. It was packed in the main room. Slammed. But you weren't on the lineup last night in the main room. I didn't go. It was just me.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
It was dead. Really? Yeah, it was so straight. On a Saturday night? They had to put both curtains up.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Yeah. So I was back there, and I'm like, you know, the only kind of name, except for Yamanika was in town, so she did it. Oh, wow. But I was just like, oh, I can't. I don't draw anymore.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
I know it's not, but in my mind, I'm like, and people are like, dude, it's the holiday.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
I know, but it's like, and then when you're already in a state of depression, it just kind of piles on and you start thinking negatively.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
I start fantasizing about like where I could, like ending it all. Not my life. But I would end this whole pursuit of comedy and this dream. Right. And then I would like sell all my assets. Retire, so to speak. Retire, grab all my, and go to the, you know, like a town that no one knows me.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
What does it look like? I've always thought about like taking, like having a bunch of like in a fishbowl, a bunch of like trailer parks. What? Like trailer parks. Oh, oh, oh. Literal trailer. Yeah, trailer. I'm putting my hand in and I go, oh, I guess I'm going to live in like Shreveport, Louisiana. For how long? A year? The rest of my life.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Keep dipping in the fish. Maybe every year, but I would go to a trailer park and just disappear. Wow. Yeah.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
I was there. You were? Yeah, yeah. I was a baby. You were a baby in Japan? It was so devastating. Japan. I crawled to Korea.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Yeah. And then I would look strange too. What would you look? Bell bottoms. Every day? Yeah, yeah. Even in Louisiana? Yeah, I look like El Cucaracha. Yeah. By the way, I love El Cucaracha. Yeah, I would do El Cucaracha. I would bring a... Wife beater? What are you wearing up top? A wife beater, but also I want definitely one of those El Mariachi guitars. Oh, yeah. On my shoulder, right?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Bell-bottoms. A lot of his... You know, I would go to his style, too. Who, McCone? No, Fancy. Oh, what, shitty shirts? Yeah, like T-shirts with bread, people doing dancing. You know what I mean? And then I would probably wear, and this is probably not appropriate, but something with feathers.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
What are you not allowed to like feathers? You know, people say it's cultural appropriation or whatever. How? You know what? I would do that, but with three feathers and a gigantic blood diamond on my forehead.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Right. And then it was like maybe blood from like a revolutionary on it or a smuggler. Shout out to South Africa. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just dried on there. You know what I mean? I would probably wear the football paint. Oh, like war paint. No, not war paint, football paint. You know how sometimes they just put black?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
There he is. Now you're here. Yeah, yeah. He only waits. He only waits for the jokes that he knows he can tell. Yeah, that's right. If we ask him to do the joke, he can't think of it. That's right. But if one pops in and says, even if it's going to piss me off, he has to say it because he knows that it's kind of good. Kind of good.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Well, I'm excited about, I've lost 10 pounds, so I'm excited about- That's awesome.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Literally everybody. But when I get another 10, 15 pounds, I'm going to then- Go to the gym. Do my thing.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Your dick lost 10 pounds? Five pounds. Wow. It was definitely five pounds of dick.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
That's a bad idea. It's so funny. I went to the spa the other day and I saw a couple of really big dudes with like little micro dicks. Love. They look like buttons. You mean big as in fat or strong? No, they're just a button. No, no, their body. Were they fat or strong? Oh, fat.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Yeah. So when I'm at the. I took Jules to the. Not Jules. Jesse to the Wii Spa. Oh, yeah. We went to Wii Spa together. How was that? It was so fun.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Yeah. Literally. Yeah, I always notice, though, there's white dudes completely wearing basketball shorts in the steam room. And then the Koreans and the blacks were completely naked. Right, yeah. Why is that? At the white meeting.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Oh. Yeah. Oh, it's good. Oh. Because you know what the thing is? When I go to the sleep room, I put a towel down and I sit on that. That's not enough protection? Not for us. Right. Maybe it's psychological. Yeah. It's mainly psychological.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Can we create a company that makes those, but make them like thicker? The toilet seat cover?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
I think it's a great idea. Can we not have a fucking, there's gotta be a substitute for that.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Because the thing is, is that when you, because I sat at the, I was at the airport when we were coming back. Yeah. And I was pooping.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Emergency poo. And somebody had peed on the fucking. Seat. Seat. Gross. So you have to put nine layers of those things to absorb the pee so that it doesn't get on your. What if we just travel with one of those? I know. By the way, it's a neck pillow. It's a neck pillow and... Wow, yeah. That's interesting. But there's still pee on the fucking...
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
No. You physically stand... He puts two feet on there like a fucking monkey. Wait. You put your feet on the toilet seat? Yeah.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Yeah, but what I'm saying is that if everyone just sat, you're not going to get pee on the seat. Correct. We have pee on the seat because people stand and pee on the seat.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Oh, so you stand and it's kind of like a thing that goes over here. Yes. And you're just like, right? You hit a button. Yeah. And it just cups. Yeah. Right. Why don't they do that? And you can walk.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
You can catch poo. And I don't want poo. I'm sorry. You can catch poo and pee, and I don't want that. Yeah, but you just wipe it off. Off of my butt cheek? No, dude. I don't want poo on my butt cheek. Before I sit down. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
I just think that the God should have made it different. Yeah. Our body's different.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
This would be great. Yeah. That's why if someone's pissing. But then you'd sit down and you have to wipe like this, though. That's not bad. That's not bad. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
I love when people like kids would be like, I want to be a gynecologist. It's like, really? Yeah, it'd be take away all the fun. Not just that. It's like, you know, you have to fucking like Judy Dench vagina. Right? Yeah, but it's a dame. I know, but you know what I mean? Like, it's like...
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
I'm so depressed. I get so depressed during the holidays, I can't even. It's a deep depression. You don't get depressed. You love it.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
You're so crazy. You have a best of Bobby Lee? I made that. You made this? Yeah. No way. No way.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
It's true. It's true. Is it though? Real good. Thank you. Is it true? It's true. How? Anyway, thank you, McCone.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
We gave you a career, so Merry Christmas. Before we go, I want to recommend something to our listeners. Please. So I've been, you know, you've heard of Sirius, the podcast? No. Anyway. Yeah, you have. Sirius? I don't know it. No. Is it called Sirius or? Serial. Serial.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Yeah. You did? Yeah, of course. So they found a whale to play Willy. Yeah. It was this whale in Mexico. Hard to cast. Yeah. It was a Mexican whale.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Right. So then when the movie comes out, it becomes a hit, and all the kids are like, where is this whale? And they're like, it's in this tiny little pool. It's malnutrition.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
I mean, I don't know what the conditions were. Gross. I mean, they weren't the best. It's awful. Right, so they, so the, pretty much everyone on the planet that had something to do with whales, they go, we want to try to free him. But he's been in captivity since he was a baby.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
No, no, no. I think that coming in with your Christmas vibes, McCone, has sort of like rattled me.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Yeah. Yeah. So they ship the they build a completely big facility in Oregon. This high tech facility. Yeah. So they build his muscles and they try to train him in terms of how to catch fish, how to dive, you know, I mean, all that stuff. And then after a couple of years, they bring him to Iceland where they found the baby to release him. But they put him in a little bay first.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
It's five episodes. I listened to all of it. And it's really just, you know, it melts your heart. Beautiful. Yeah. Did it live? Because a lot of times... I mean, I don't know if we should give that away. Well, we did. It's great. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, that's what makes me so mad about this document. That's why I want people to listen to it. So when people go, what the fuck?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
And I go, fuck you, too. I thought, too. You know what I mean? That's on you. You know what I mean?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
He came close, though. No, really. Can I just tell? We just gave it away. Was he killed by another killer whale? No, what happened was it's so sad because it's like. All these, you know, all his trainers and all the people that work for this organization, they got to a point where they, because he was so reliant on humans. Right.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
That even if he saw a boat, he would just come up to the boat and say hi. So that what all these people would do, they would have to hide. So all of a sudden now, Keiko's alone. And he doesn't know what to do. So they open up the bay and then they see, you know, sometimes these killer whales have these parties, right? I've been to one. I know, in the white. Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
All right. Depends on how they identify. So they have these parties, and Keiko would watch from a distance. He's in the ocean, and they're all communicating, having fun, and Keiko's just like, I don't know what to do. Right. So when did Keiko just, because all his trainers are hiding, he just starts going into the ocean by himself, traveling thousands of miles.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
By himself. You know what I mean? And then one day in Norway, this little kid and his Norwegian family were on their boat, and Keiko pops his head up. He traveled thousands of miles. And they're like, whoa, this killer whale is so nice. And he would just follow them around because he's just so lonely. And then at night, the family could hear Keiko outside. Yeah, yeah. Like, where are you?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
You know what I mean? I know it's so sad. Right? And then he dies. He dies, he dies. Then he dies. It's so sad. It's so sad. But that's the circle of life. That's not the circle of life. You don't take... Here's what it is. They shouldn't have done it in the first place. Killer whales, right? They're so attached to their mothers. In fact, right?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Killer whale mothers, even when their son is fully grown, they'll rip up a piece of fish and then leave some for the kid. That's how attached they are. And they're called pods. That's your family. And they know each other for all their lives. And they have their own language. They know how to communicate. Keiko doesn't know any of that shit.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
any of these things should not exist i agree yeah do you do what about zoos i think zoos are bullshit bullshit bullshit it's auschwitz for animals 100 you know what i mean 100 what are you laughing at you know you know what you seem like a guy that captures them i like the alliteration of auschwitz for animals okay okay anyway it's whenever you see these animals it's just like they just they don't know what's going on
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
But also when they – so when they brought Keiko to the new tank that they built in Oregon – They built half of the tank with a see-through. And reporters and people from the town would visit. And Keiko would always come by and just sit there and just say hi to these humans and play with them.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Yeah, she just loved humans. And all of a sudden they were like, nah. You know what I mean? It's insane.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Anyway, I mean, Merry Christmas to everybody. Merry Christmas to almost everybody. Yeah, thank you for being a bad friend.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
You know, because locusts have big mouths. Big mouths. And they have big gums.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Yeah, there is a cummy. Like, let me see your tongue. Show me your tongue. It's like a cummy vibe. Yeah, coated. It's like, you don't want to do this at Christmas dinner.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
You don't want to do that Christmas dinner. No, not at the dinner. Especially if there's gays there. Or anywhere. Because when the gays are there, they get fucking crazy.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
And I think it's one of the greatest shows that no one's watched. What is it? It's called Kingdom.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
No. It's a Korean show on Netflix called Kingdom. Have you seen it? Not yet. It's the greatest show. I've seen it twice now. There's two seasons. It's so fucking good and nobody watches it.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Yeah, they did two seasons and then a movie based on Kingdom. It's so fucking good. Oh, God. I can't talk to anybody about it.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
No, it's all Koreans. Yeah, and it's also... Oh, my God. Does it have white people in it? Yeah, yeah. Can I just tell you what it's about? Yeah, of course. So it's ancient Korea. I'm already out. That's what I mean.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
So it's ancient Korea, right? And it's like a Game of Thrones-y kind of a show where there's like, what's going on? Game of a throne. Game of a throne. Right? Yeah, the guy's pitching. I was like, imagine Game of Thrones. Yeah, but are you saying singular? What? No, Game of Thrones. All of them. So many thrones. For everyone. Every throne. Everybody. You know what I mean? And they go, okay.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
And they're like, but then you know Walking Dead. Oh, Walking Dead. Walking Dead. But it's walk. Walking Dead. You know? Right. You know how the zombie? The fried walking dead. Yeah, the fried walking dead. Yeah. You can sell walks. Okay. You put walk. Perfect. In the show, it's like product placement. Product placement. Okay.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
The three kings happen. Three kings. What's three kings? What is it? Let's start good. Let's start good. Let's not start like that. But you get real depressed. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I could tell, dude. Your face gets all red and all depressed, huh?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
And so he remarried and he had, you know, the queen is a concubine, one of his concubines.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
All right, anyway, stop reading it. All right. Let me pitch it to you. Okay. Listen, Jules. All right. All right, so this concubine, she's young, right? And she's pregnant, right? And he's old, super old emperor, right? But he already had a son. He's a good guy.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Yeah, so when the king dies, right, the emperor dies, his son is going to become emperor, but the concubine's like, I'm pregnant.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Right. And if my baby gets born. Right. Right. I love this. Right. And then the emperor is dying. He's so old. So there's a herb out in the mountains. Right. And it's it. There's like worms attached to this herb. And so when you eat the herb, the worms turn into these fucking worms and they attack your brain. You turn into a zombie. Right.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
So she's like trying to prolong the king's life because he's dying. So she feeds him this flower. so that he stays alive until she gives birth. Because if he dies, then he's automatically emperor, this other son. Whoa. What?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
I love it. Yeah. Yeah. Right. I thought it was going to go a different way. No, no, no. Right. So the, the, the emperor's oldest son is like going like he, he knows that his dad's sick. He's already dead, but he's a zombie and they're locked up. He's locked up in his like fortress, but he's technically still alive. He's technically still alive, but the bitch concubine isn't really even pregnant.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
She puts a thing in there to pretend, right? And she's on the side gathering women all over that are pregnant and seeing if they're males. She's trying to find- To steal the baby. Steal a baby, right? And then what happens is the emperor, he's in the fortress and there's a little servant who feeds him like humans flesh, right? But the boy gets bitten.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
okay he turns into a zombie yeah but he dies and some people don't turn into zombie he just died yeah but what happens is the doctor brings him to a different town to um just do an autopsy but that town is so hungry that one of the villagers chops him the boy's carcass up and feeds it to the villagers
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
And then the villagers, oh, dude, I know. Okay, can I just say this? It's too much. No, no. Okay. There's this, after the first, anyone will listen, the first episode, the very end scene, watch it. It is incredible.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
Oh, you don't like zombies. Can I ask you about zombies? Zombies doesn't do it for me. I have a thought about zombies. You like zombies? I like zombies. Okay. Yeah. If you watch any, have we talked about zombies before on the show? Probably.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
I know, I know. So when you see Walking Dead or anything, you don't like talking about this?
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
I don't like my Achilles heel being touched. I don't want that damage at all, dude. Didn't that happen to Troy? Who did that happen to? Who's Troy? Helen of Troy? What? Achilles. Achilles.
Bad Friends
Egg Nogging
When you see, you see average zombies. You mean looks wise? They're essentially average people who turn into average zombies, right? So they're all wearing like, you know, a workman's jacket, right?
Behind the Bastards
It Could Happen Here Weekly 174
I'm just telling people, this man is a great patriot and you should cherish him. You should cherish him. You know, I have a little statement. We have to take care of our high-IQ people because we don't have too many of them. And we've got to take care of them.
Behind the Bastards
It Could Happen Here Weekly 174
I have a lot of information including the price. I want to make a good deal here. You know, I do notice this. They have one, which is $35,000, which is pretty low. What is that all about?
Betrayal: Season 4
Betrayal Weekly: EP 22 - Angelique Pt. 2
It wasn't all bad, but I don't know that any of the good was real. I went through things there.
Betrayal: Season 4
Betrayal Weekly: EP 22 - Angelique Pt. 2
It wasn't all bad, but I don't know that any of the good was real. I went through things there.
Betrayal: Season 4
Betrayal Weekly: EP 22 - Angelique Pt. 2
It wasn't all bad, but I don't know that any of the good was real. I went through things there.
Betrayal: Season 4
Betrayal Weekly: EP 22 - Angelique Pt. 2
It wasn't all bad, but I don't know that any of the good was real. I went through things there.
Betrayal: Season 4
Betrayal Weekly: EP 18 - Sara
She was a decorated veteran, a Marine who saved her comrades, a hero.
Betrayal: Season 4
Betrayal Weekly: EP 18 - Sara
This is a story all about trust and about a woman named Sarah Kavanaugh.
Betrayal: Season 4
Betrayal Weekly: EP 18 - Sara
Listen to Deep Cover The Truth About Sarah on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Betrayal: Season 4
Betrayal Weekly: EP 18 - Sara
She was a decorated veteran, a Marine who saved her comrades, a hero.
Betrayal: Season 4
Betrayal Weekly: EP 18 - Sara
This is a story all about trust and about a woman named Sarah Kavanaugh.
Betrayal: Season 4
Betrayal Weekly: EP 18 - Sara
Listen to Deep Cover The Truth About Sarah on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Betrayal: Season 4
Betrayal Weekly: EP 18 - Sara
Listen to Deep Cover The Truth About Sarah on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Betrayal: Season 4
Betrayal Weekly: EP 18 - Sara
Listen to Deep Cover The Truth About Sarah on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Betrayal: Season 4
S3: BONUS EP 1 — An Update from Stacey and Tyler
You're listening to an iHeart Podcast.
Betrayal: Season 4
S3: BONUS EP 1 — An Update from Stacey and Tyler
Every time I hear about my dad, it's, oh, he's a killer. He's just straight evil.
Betrayal: Season 4
S3: BONUS EP 1 — An Update from Stacey and Tyler
Every time I hear about my dad, it's, oh, he's a killer. He's just straight evil.
Betrayal: Season 4
S3: BONUS EP 1 — An Update from Stacey and Tyler
You're listening to an iHeart Podcast.
Betrayal: Season 4
S3: BONUS EP 1 — An Update from Stacey and Tyler
Every time I hear about my dad, it's, oh, he's a killer. He's just straight evil.
Betrayal: Season 4
S3: BONUS EP 1 — An Update from Stacey and Tyler
Every time I hear about my dad, it's, oh, he's a killer. He's just straight evil.
Betrayal: Season 4
Introducing the Burden of Guilt Docuseries
Medical records said that I had killed my baby brother.
Betrayal: Season 4
Introducing the Burden of Guilt Docuseries
All my life, I knew there was something wrong with Matthew's death, but I was not prepared to learn the truth.
Blood Vines
Twisted Vines: 5
Well, you're just one of the little punks that wrote the company for nothing, never did a goddamn thing in your life, fucked around with the liquidation, didn't do shit, wasted $65,000, and now you're waiting for some money? Fucking, yeah, did you crash from not paying attention? I mean, dream on. I ain't got no money to spend, idiot.
Blood Vines
Twisted Vines: 5
Why do you always flip out? I'm not flipping. You're flipping. You're the one screaming. You flip. I caught you if I said I felt civil with you. Civil? I told you you wanted to be civil with me. Apologize for shooting my father, punk.
Blood Vines
Twisted Vines: 5
You're trying to justify what you did now? What I did what? You know, you've been telling me all the time.
Blood Vines
Twisted Vines: 5
I want my MTV. I want my MTV. Call your cable company and say, I want my MTV!
Bone Valley
Jeremy | Chapter 4 - Horse and Buggy
I pledge you that we shall neither commit nor provoke aggression.
Bone Valley
Jeremy | Chapter 4 - Horse and Buggy
I pledge you that we shall neither commit nor provoke aggression.
Bone Valley
Jeremy | Chapter 4 - Horse and Buggy
I pledge you that we shall neither commit nor provoke aggression.
Candace
Matt Gaetz Out, Jussie Smollett Walks Free! | Candace Ep 108
She tried to limit Trump's war powers against Iran. She tried to cut our annual defense budget so that we couldn't punish Iran and hinder their influence. Iran is our number one sponsor of terrorism. And Tulsi Gabbard was defending Iran. She went to Syria in 2017 for a photo op with Bashar al-Assad while he was massacring his own people.
Candace
Matt Gaetz Out, Jussie Smollett Walks Free! | Candace Ep 108
She said she was skeptical that he was behind the chemical weapons attacks. For her to say that Assad was not behind that, literally everything she said about that were Russian talking points. Every bit of that. That was Russian propaganda. After Russia invaded Ukraine, Tulsi Gabbard literally blamed NATO.
Candace
Matt Gaetz Out, Jussie Smollett Walks Free! | Candace Ep 108
Our Western alliance that's responsible for countering Russia, she blamed NATO. for the attack on Ukraine. And the Russians and the Chinese echoed her talking points and her interviews on Russian and Chinese television.
Candace
Matt Gaetz Out, Jussie Smollett Walks Free! | Candace Ep 108
Tulsi Gabbard pushed for dropping charges against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and pardoning National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, both whom were accused of leaking highly sensitive U.S. secrets that put Americans in danger. She called for Trump to end the destructive war, trade war, with China.
Candace
Matt Gaetz Out, Jussie Smollett Walks Free! | Candace Ep 108
So now she's defended Russia, she's defended Syria, she's defended Iran, and she's defended China. No, she has not denounced any of these views, none of them. She hasn't taken one of them back. DNI, Department of National Intelligence, this is not a place for a Russian, Iranian, Syrian, Chinese sympathizer. DNI has to analyze real threats.
Candace
Matt Gaetz Out, Jussie Smollett Walks Free! | Candace Ep 108
Are we comfortable with someone like that at the top of our national intelligence agencies?
Candace
Jimmy Carter's Funeral Is Going Viral For All The Wrong Reasons | Candace Ep 129
We'll certainly get rid of the dead fall.
Candace
Jimmy Carter's Funeral Is Going Viral For All The Wrong Reasons | Candace Ep 129
Right. So there was two things. There was resistance to the Christianity aspect of it and promotion of Christianity. And then there was resistance to the fact that you went outside the system.
Candace
Jimmy Carter's Funeral Is Going Viral For All The Wrong Reasons | Candace Ep 129
Because of the Christianity aspect of it.
Candace
Jimmy Carter's Funeral Is Going Viral For All The Wrong Reasons | Candace Ep 129
So are you doing this with historians as well? Are you trying to make it?
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
What I always found to be problematic about the Me Too movement from the beginning, we're conflating he made a pass at me and I didn't like it with rape.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And still they managed to convict him in Los Angeles. And before I tell you about that woman, who was able to make that happen through a lot of tears. I do want to read you this exchange from the transcripts of Harvey and Mimi Halei, his first accuser. That took place just a couple of days ago because it really shows you their mindset.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
He is outwardly asking Mimi, his lawyer is asking her, why didn't you tell the press when you went on these press tours and you cried and you said what happened? Why didn't you tell them about your many correspondences with Harvey Weinstein? We can take a look at this transcript. He is asking, and Skylar, I'm going to take them to the bottom of page 733.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
He says, but you didn't mention, again, this is the lawyer questioning her, cross-examining her. You didn't mention on any of those press appearances that you had an encounter with Mr. Weinstein in the Tribeca Grand Hotel a week later after the July 10th incident, right? She answers, correct. You did not mention that Mr. Weinstein paid for your flight to Los Angeles. She says, correct.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
He says, you did not mention that he paid for your flight to London. She says, correct. He says, you did not mention that you met him in a hotel room in the Claridge's Hotel in London of October of 2006. She answers, no, I did not mention those things.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
He says, you did not mention that you were desperate to see him and talk to him in February of 2007 when you reached out to his assistant asking to get FaceTime with him. FaceTime? Sorry, there was no FaceTime. He says, when you were asking, am I going to be able to see Mr. Weinstein? She says, yes, with regards to working projects. You did not tell the public that information, right?
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
She answers, no. You did not mention that you continued to have friendly emails with him in 2007, right? She says, I did not. You did not mention your friendly emails with him in 2008. She answers, correct. You did not mention your friendly emails in 2009. She answers, correct.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
You did not mention that you told Harvey Weinstein if he invested in your project, you would love him forever and ever, did you? I did not. you told the press only part of the story, correct? And she answers, I told the part that was relevant to what I was trying to share. And he says, right, exactly. That's what I'm asking. So she's essentially, in my view, admitting to lying by omission.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Because again, this is why I call it a media hoax. When you give people just little tidbits and you don't present the full picture, it can lead them to the wrong conclusions. And if they had read her emails and the press had responsibly reported on her emails or at least pushed back at her during these press conferences and says, hey, what about this email? What is this?
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
You had a relationship with him or if they reported on it, everybody would have said this looks to me like, I don't know, an arrangement, a transactional relationship to be sure. And again, I don't think Harvey Weinstein is a moral man. I just also do not believe that he is a rapist. And I certainly do not view these women as moral women. Before I tell you about the L.A.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
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Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
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Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
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Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
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Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
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Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Okay, the Los Angeles case, in my opinion, is the most egregious in terms of a miscarriage of justice. It leads me to believe that the courts are just irreparably corrupted. plausibly being run by gangs. You know, we see the movies and people go up to judges and make them do things. That's what reading through what happened to Harvey in Los Angeles makes me believe.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
It's the only thing that would possibly make sense. It is the oddest story of all, because again, like I told you, Harvey, for all of his many, many faults, has pretty much owned up to having relations with many of the women who have accused him. Consensual relations. Yes, I made a pass at her. I did this. I did that. You're going to see that if you watch the interview.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
He's very open about what his relations were with virtually each and every one of his accusers. which is why this case in Los Angeles is a strange departure because he claims that he had no relations with this actress, that he was not even there at the time of the alleged assault at the Mr. C's Hotel in Los Angeles. And what's even stranger is the woman who was accusing him is agreeing.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
She's saying that she didn't know Harvey. We'll get more into that detail in just a second. Now, When Harvey says that I was not physically there, right, that to me should just be, OK, it's over. No questions asked because we can prove that he was not there. It should be something simple to prove. I don't know. Cell phone data.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Perhaps we could use a cell phone data to see if Harvey Weinstein was physically at Mr. C's hotel. Oh, the judge actually didn't allow it when they tried to prove subpoena the cell phone data from his accuser, because they also made the allegation that that woman was not even there. A judge said, no, actually, you are not allowed to do that. So let me tell you about his accuser.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Harvey's accuser is a Russian actress named Evgenia Chernysheva. So that would be like Eugenia in English. She's Russian, so it's Evgenia. And she, of course, went by Jane Doe all throughout the trial. And then she kind of announced herself with a colorful profile in The Hollywood Reporter after Harvey was sentenced. Like, now I'm ready to be famous for putting Harvey Weinstein away.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
The judge sentenced Harvey to 16 years for forcible rape, forcible oral copulation, and penetration by a foreign object. OK, like I said, this was nothing like the others. All of these allegations were just absurd. And I should mention, by the way, that even if all of it had happened, which I do not believe, then that would follow a long line of allegations of abuse that were made by Evgenia.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Because before her 2013 assault, which she claimed happened from Harvey Weinstein, she had claimed, according to a former boyfriend of hers, that six years earlier in 2007, she was assaulted by a boyfriend which left her hospitalized. She claimed that she suffered PTSD since that incident.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
She claimed in 2010 that the owner of the Tuscan football club dragged her by her hair and beat her and then bought her a new Bentley. She claimed in 2011 that... to friends of hers that there was a powerful man in Moscow named Arthur who put her up in a suite at the Ritz Hotel in Moscow and then dragged her into the bathroom, grabbed her by her hair at the airport and assaulted her.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And she had also made previous claims against the father of her child that he similarly dragged her by her hair and sexually assaulted her. And most recently, she had made an allegation that on a trip to Russia, she was assaulted again by someone who pointed a gun and dragged her by her hair. So this kind of repeat allegation of her being dragged by her hair.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
I find it to be very interesting and very compelling. Now, when it comes to her allegations about what Harvey Weinstein did to her in particular, the story takes place in 2013. And she was in town in Los Angeles for the Italian Film Festival. She testified that she was raped by Harvey at the Mr. C's hotel after she attended the LA Italian Film Festival and she was attending as a VIP guest.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
She told the jury that Weinstein just suddenly showed up to her hotel room completely unannounced that he loudly banged on the door that he came in and he assaulted her. And she said she has no idea how Harvey knew where she was staying that night. And she described him as a stranger that she had only met briefly prior to him storming into her hotel room.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And an explosion it definitely will be. It is, I'm just going to tell you, it's an unbelievable conversation. And I feel personally that this entire year has been about the undoing of Hollywood. Like we're just recognizing that Hollywood is Babylon, biblically speaking. Celebrities are being exposed for who they actually are. Our eyes have been awakened to the truth.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Okay, here is her telling ABC News about that time. Take a listen.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Now, to be clear, Harvey was not staying at Mr. C's. He was staying at the Peninsula. Again, he maintains that this just never happened. And she can't answer how or why it happened. She just got a bang on the door. She doesn't know why Harvey Weinstein even knew that she was staying at that room. And oddly, the room was not booked under her name.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
So if you're thinking this is like, oh, he's so powerful. He just called up and said, where is this actress that I saw across the room from? Who I don't know and she doesn't know me. I just I just saw her and she's so attractive that I'd like to break into her and rape her. And they just said, yes, right this way, Mr. Weinstein. No, because the hotel wasn't booked under her name.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
She used an alias, Leonore Leonore, which I believe is her daughter's name or one of her daughter's name.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
So this is another one of these things where we're supposed to believe that Harvey just has incredible radar that you could see him at an event and he will just know where you live and he will wander through the hallways of even a hotel that you're staying at until he breaks into your hotel room or actually knocks on the door of your hotel room and then you let him in and then he says, I'm Harvey.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
I'm Harvey Weinstein. Okay. Now, while testifying about this incident, Evgenia made a reference to what Harvey forced her to do, this very dramatic rape scene. And oddly, she referenced Harvey's testicles as a part of the story. Now, for those of you who have been following the series, you know that that's not possible because Harvey doesn't have any testicles.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
He got gangrene in the 1990s and had to have them sewn into his thighs. But don't worry, once this mistake was made, Evgenia had a reason for why, oh, Russian is my first language. When I was saying balls on the stand, I meant something else. I just messed that part up. She messed it up in a very big way. But like I said, the judge very clearly had something against Harvey. And who cares, right?
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Who cares? Now, it might have also been relevant that earlier that day she had sent some very sexually explicit messages to Pascal Vichedomini. That was the organizer of the Italian festival, who she very clearly had some sort of a relationship with. But of course, the courts did not allow the jury to consider those messages.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And I can guarantee you that this interview will fire another shot into the heart of the beast. You know, a lot of people, it's easy when somebody is going down, step on their head while they're drowning. Say what you want to say. It doesn't matter. He's going to prison. And then that person gets a voice. Harvey has not spoken in eight years.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
So the rape that she alleges happened took place on February 6th, took place, pardon, on February 17th, 2013. Leading up to that, she was messaging with the person who was throwing on this event, this Italian festival first on February 6th. She said, wrote to him, to Pascal, tomorrow is your birthday. Sleep with me. I'll be coming to LA next week.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Pascal writes back, yes, I'm going to the Grammys. Cool. Then I'll wish you a happy birthday tomorrow. I need your beautiful mouth now. And then she writes back, I think I know how to help you. OK, and then he writes back, I was thinking exactly that, you know me too well. Then on the day of the alleged assault leading up to it, February 17th, she wrote to him at 135 p.m., I'm waiting for you.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And he writes, on my way, love. And then she writes, hurry up. There's a surprise waiting for you. You would think this would be very relevant. What she was doing on the day leading up to this alleged assault that Harvey says he wasn't even in the hotel for. And like I said, the judge said, we just will not allow the jury to see these explicit sexual messages.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Harvey's team believed that she was out with Pascal that night, and that would certainly make sense. They definitely do not believe that she was at Mr. C's hotel, and I'll tell you why. And this is really the craziest part of the story. So Alan Jackson, who was Harvey's attorney, upon cross-examination specifically asked Evgenia if if she stayed at Mr. C's hotel following the alleged rape.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Fair, right? Like, did you stay in the hotel? Did you burst out of the room? And she said, yes, she stayed at the hotel. He also asked her if she recalled hearing a loud fire alarm going off in the hotel that night of her alleged rape. She says it happened in the wee hours, so like around 12, 45 a.m., maybe right after midnight.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
All right, guys, happy Monday. I know you've missed me saying that. I missed you guys so much. Honestly, I felt like I was missing out on my therapy sessions. I could just tell you guys what was happening. And so much has happened since I've been off air. It's only been two weeks. I could be telling you anything. I love the live chat right now. The people that are guessing.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And she seemed very confused by the question of whether or not she heard an alarm. She said she did not recall hearing a fire alarm that night. At that moment in the courtroom, Weinstein's attorney shot back, you don't remember the fire alarm because you weren't in your room, right? What are you talking about? Well, his team also called the LAPD to testify about what took place at Mr. C's hotel.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Just Harvey's luck, or you would think it would be his luck, in a sane world, During that hour where she alleges that her rape took place at 1245 a.m. on the morning of February 18th, the fire alarm went off at Mr. C's hotel and everybody had to file out of the hotel. She has no recollection of that fire alarm having ever took place. She didn't remember the fire alarm.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
I mean, this is his first on-camera interview in eight years. So much has been said about him, but he hasn't spoken for himself. And he now is going to. Now, you're probably asking where you can watch. Well, I'll tell you in just a second. But first, welcome to the grand finale of Harvey Speaks. We obviously have to give it to our subscribers at first.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And the following morning, she did not choose to go to the police. She stayed put and instead chose to have breakfast at the hotel. She also, the receipts show, had dinner at the hotel. In fact, she ended up staying at that hotel with her friend through to March 1st. The records show that she ordered many meals, dry cleaning. She went out to many events thereafter.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
She complained about the Wi-Fi at the hotel. In fact, Evgenia did not make time to go to the police until four years after this alleged incident, four and a half years after this alleged rape incident. And her timing is a bit suspicious, if you ask me, because she decided to go shortly after The New York Times published the first story regarding the Harvey Weinstein allegations.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
She up and went to the police station on October 19th, 2017. The New York Times had published their first piece on October 5th, 2017. Remarkable timing. Exactly two weeks after they broke the first story regarding the Weinstein allegations.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Now, in case you're thinking, OK, she sounds guilty of sin and I'm not believing that Harvey Weinstein was even there that night and she doesn't remember the alarm. And she also said he had balls. Well, you'd be wrong because she has an explanation for why she waited four and a half years. And here's what she told ABC News.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Got it, guys? So what happened was she didn't do anything. She enjoyed her time out in L.A. after that. She also went to Malibu after that, which we'll do a deep dive in a timeline when he goes back for his retrial in Los Angeles. But she wasn't motivated to do anything about this rape until her daughter had some assault happen to her.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And it just happened to be the unique timing of when the New York Times came out with these allegations. And then she went to the police. With no evidence, obviously, because Harvey still maintains that he was not even at that hotel and he doesn't know this woman. Maybe he met her briefly a few times, but it is quite a defense. I wasn't there. I don't know her.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Please allow me to get her phone records so I can show you that she was not even there, that she was likely out with this guy, Pascal. Judge, no, I'm sorry. You're guilty. And you want to know why you're guilty? Because she's crying and she's crying a lot and she's crying on the stand. She's talking about her daughter. And so what if she can't even describe your private parts?
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
So what if she's actually so wrong on your private parts that the parts that she is describing don't even exist? Don't you see her tears? Genuinely, I think that woman is going to burn in hell. I'm just going to be honest. When I looked through everything, I was like, this is so egregious that any person that allowed this to happen, any person in the courtroom that was complicit in this.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And once again, of course, the courtroom invited everybody to testify. He took my lunch money when I was in third grade. He's a bad guy, Your Honor. Jerry, he's a real bad guy. He punched his brother and his brother got into a fight when they were eight years old. He's a bad guy. Yeah.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
In the absence of evidence, bring in a bunch of people who have quarrels with you over the year and allow them to testify to your behavior. And by the way, those people who were testifying about what a mean boss he was or how he argued with his brother, they were probably telling the truth. That has nothing to do with an allegation of rape.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Without even placing him at Mr. C's hotel, they convicted Harvey Weinstein. 16 years in Los Angeles. What is that about? That's about a social movement called Me Too. And like I said, Harvey Weinstein was hanged on the hashtag Me Too. There was no evidence here that if I was a jury person, if I was on the jury, that I would have convicted him with. There was absolutely none, all emotion.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And so if you are already subscribed at CandaceOwens.com, you can head right after this episode and watch the interview in its entirety before the media loses its collective mind, which they will do, obviously, because it's me and it's Harvey. And we probably shouldn't even be speaking to each other according to their rules.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
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Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
All right, guys, going to look at some of your comments, but I think we should show the Harvey trailer one more time because this interview is completely explosive. Hollywood is going to burn. All right. Take a listen.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And they never imagined a scenario when the Me Too movement was going all crazy. Where podcasting would pick up, where people would be able to speak to independent journalists, to moms, to just talk to mommy sleuths about what actually took place or that mommy sleuths would have so much fun on TikTok and on Instagram going through transcripts and reading the court cases.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
What I always found to be problematic about the Me Too movement from the beginning, we're conflating he made a pass at me and I didn't like it with rape.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
definitively all i can say is definitively okay jumping into your comments britney douglas writes i just heard the court transcript of cassie in the diddy case and they might use her testimony to show that even after being abused it might still be normal to communicate or in her case be sexually involved afterwards i have a lot of feelings about that case that's playing out um it's it's a really hard case to compartmentalize different elements first and foremost he without question i mean is obviously very guilty of abusing her we got to watch the domestic abuse on camera
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And so that's one element that we have completely confirmed. Also, remember, Cassie met Diddy when she was 19 years old. And of course, 19 is legal, but it is not an age where your brain is developed. And so I think there was also an element of grooming now. That doesn't mean that she did not sign up for that relationship because, oh, my God, he's Diddy and he's powerful.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And women are naturally attracted to that, you know, the sense of power and that she's going to be taken care of. But I have a lot to say about that case. And I'm going to do it on Thursday. I'm going to jump on with Ian to talk about the dogs that are not barking in the Diddy case.
Candace
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And I just want to say I don't view the Harvey case to be anywhere near that, mainly because these women pursued Harvey intentionally. And also they were plenty of age. Like I said, 27 years old through to 30. We're not talking about a 19 year old who was working under his label, which is what she was doing. Right. You go that that power dynamics are not right there either. Nope.
Candace
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These were actresses that were looking for a leg up, asking him for jobs, going up to him, asking him, oh, I'm out of work. Could you do this for me? And it's just entirely different, which is why I encourage you to go back if you haven't and watch the Harvey series from the beginning. Because you will see, I am not a fan of these women.
Candace
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And I will say, if any of them would like to come on the show and give their version of events that can't be found in the transcripts and in the emails, maybe you have some emails that were not presented in the courtroom, my platform is yours.
Candace
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But after everything I have seen, my conclusion is that what happened to Harvey in the courtroom was not an act of justice, but rather an act of social justice, which is not real justice. Rad Trust, Rad Faith writes, free love is a lie and it's destroying us. If she isn't your wife, then she's your neighbor's wife, sister, mother, daughter.
Candace
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But more than that, created in the image and likeness of the Lord. Self-control. Yes, Harvey is in prison because he did not have self-control. My friends, there's no question about it. If he is guilty of anything, it's being an idiot and not being faithful to his wife. And you see so many men that fall because of this.
Candace
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And I will tell you that tomorrow we will be dropping a part of that conversation here for free on YouTube. And I've been very clear about why this matters so much to me. If you are not paying attention, Harvey is back in court in New York City. His cases got overturned, which I'm glad to hear because looking through this case has made me lose faith. in the judicial process of America.
Candace
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So many men, addictions to pornography, a topic that me and Ian gently touched on a couple of weeks ago. We don't speak enough about the increasingly pornographic culture that we live in and how not having self-control, if you're not controlling yourself, who is controlling you, right? That's the question that you should be asking.
Candace
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Jeremiah writes, I'm quite a recent convert to Catholicism from being a Pentecostal Protestant. This was my first conclave. Let's pray for our father. I am feeling remarkably optimistic. And I think that's because my husband has been optimistic. And thus far, the pope hasn't done anything that has signaled that he is anything other than a true believer.
Candace
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So we do need to keep the prayers and tabemos papam. We have a Pope Candace, Jeremiah writes. Army Sniper writes, as a victim of false accusations by a woman that almost cost me my career, you are amazing to do this. I got lucky, but many do not. That is absolutely true. It ruins men's lives. I think that if a woman is allowed to file as a Jane Doe, then the man should be kept as a John Doe.
Candace
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Someone offered that in the comments recently, and I thought it was brilliant. I agree. I now think that. I believe that. They should be kept as a John Doe until they're proven guilty. Why should a man's life get ruined in the press or get ruined because you can research a case and you don't even know if the woman is telling the truth?
Candace
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And sometimes even when the woman's not telling the truth, a man's life is still ruined, which is the reason that Harvey Weinstein is in prison, in my view. Black Fatigue writes, Welcome back. Ian was a good substitute teacher while you were gone. Is it likely that she was describing her consensual sexcapade with Pascal that night and simply used Harvey's name to support her lie at the event?
Candace
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I think this woman has a very steep history of lying. I think she is insane. And I'm not sure. I'm not sure what she was thinking. But I do know that that is the case that I am most looking forward to following. Um, because it just is so ridiculous on a single shred of evidence that Harvey was even there. Think about that. He was even there and they convicted him because she cried in court.
Candace
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That's just completely crazy. And they say women have no power. Ali writes, we miss you. Congratulations on your beautiful new baby. Thank you so much, Ali. Sarah writes, I have three kids and was a zombie the first few weeks. All of them so big. Kudos to you, Candice. Trust me, I was definitely in that mode.
Candace
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You know, the first couple of weeks are really hard as with a newborn, especially Candice. If you're exclusively breastfeeding, you're just exhausted. I'm exhausted right now. I think our bodies just go into a rhythm where you're just like, you're not gonna sleep. So just keep going. But I'll talk more about that.
Candace
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I'm definitely gonna do an episode on my birth story, which you guys are going to love. Leading up to it, women always love a good birth story. Like what were the signs you were gonna go into labor? I have a very hilarious birth story that has everything to do with muffins and Walmart. And I can't wait to share that with you. We'll probably record it and I'll release it
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Maybe next week, while it's fresh in my mind because I don't want to forget anything. And then, of course, I have to tell you about the DOJ and the craziness. I saw people in the chat going, what did I miss? Yeah, look that up. Yeah, someone tried to murder me. Seriously. Like, was plotting to murder me in a group chat with 40 other people.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And I don't know their names because they allegedly didn't respond to him. But I would be more comfortable if I knew their names. And he's been arrested and he has pled guilty. So... And yeah, the FBI got in on his communications and him plotting to murder me. So you guys are like, I'm so worried about your safety. You maybe had a reason to be worried about my safety.
Candace
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He was going to murder me over my Piers Morgan interview with Rabbi Shmuley. That was his reason for wanting to murder me. Completely crazy. Anyways. The last person who asked that who tried to kill you was Ryan Reynolds. No, it was not Ryan Reynolds. But yeah, you can look that up. It was in the press. And I will tell you way more about that when I'm on air more.
Candace
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It truly has. That's why this case matters, because I just gave birth to my third son. And I just cannot imagine a scenario where the media can just effectively execute a hoax and nobody cares about the facts of the case. They care about the emotion of the case. They care about women crying on the stand. And they go, oh, well, put him in prison.
Candace
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Speaking of Ryan Reynolds, I will definitely be back to speak to you tomorrow very briefly about the Taylor Swift move. I could not believe it. Taylor Swift teaming up with Justin Baldoni and giving the press what they need to know about Blake Lively threatening her, get her to come out. I have 10 years of text messages.
Candace
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Don't forget that I have 10 years of text messages to come out in support of her. Wild times. And nobody can do a breakdown on that and that entire dynamic and what actually forced Taylor Swift to come out other than me. So I'll be back tomorrow to give you guys that.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
But reminding you, if you would like to watch the Harvey Weinstein interview, you want to be the first to watch that, CandaceOwens.com right now. It is completely live. And again, I'll be on later this week with Ian to speak about the Diddy case, the dogs that are not barking. You'll see me a lot this week.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
I'll be kind of making my way in this week and then I'll be gone again for another two weeks. So I'll see you guys then.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
For those of you who have been locked into this series, it's in my view and in the view now of the appellate judges who overturned his prosecution was indeed a media hoax. Harvey was essentially hanged because somebody had to pay for the hashtag me too. These hashtags are quite expensive. I got to tell you, you got to hang it. BLM, everyone goes crazy. They're angry.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And then they just convict someone. Exact same thing happened here. I'm going to very briefly run you guys who have not watched this series. You should go back, watch episode one, watch episode two. I would encourage you to watch all of the episodes before you dive in to the conversation that I had with Harvey. I
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
But I'm going to very briefly run you through the absurdity of the New York cases that initially put him into prison before telling you the most absurd story ever about his trial in Los Angeles. That one is just I am beyond myself. Every time I look through the facts of this case and realize that he says, I don't know this person. And then the woman says, no, I don't know him either.
Candace
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One person has already guessed, is guessing I'm already pregnant again. But I did have a baby in the past two weeks. Also, somebody tried to kill me in case you missed that. Imagine me being contacted by the FBI. I also had the Department of Child Services come to my door because I refused vaccines in the hospital and left the hospital early. Whatever that means, the baby is mine.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And yet somehow he gets convicted. It boggles it boggles my mind. But let's start with the spark notes here from New York. Like I said, you can go back and watch the first episode. But Miriam Halei, also known as Mimi, is the individual that put Harvey away for 20 years. The best way to quickly remember her story, which I want to be clear, I do not believe Mimi at all.
Candace
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I do not believe her even 1%. I'm always honest with you. I've looked into this case. Essentially, the story that she tells is kind of like that viral Super Bowl meme of the artist The Weeknd, you know, where he looks like he has no idea where he's going. You know what I'm talking about? And I'll tell you why it is best remembered that way. In short, Mimi met Harvey at the Cannes Film Festival.
Candace
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She went up to his hotel at that time. She claimed to be horrified by him already having made a pass at her. And she was so horrified by what happened at the Cannes Film Festival that, and the emails reveal this, she immediately thereafter reaches out to his office, the Weinstein Company, and secures herself an internship at his company. working as a production assistant for Project Runway.
Candace
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She was so horrified at what happened in Cannes that at the end of that internship, she decides to meet up with him at the Mercer Hotel to catch up. She then heads down to his office to meet with someone else there, and after seeing him, agrees for him to drive her back to her apartment in New York City. And to be clear, his assistant was in the car with him at that time.
Candace
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Now, she tells the story that that's when he marked where she lived, because obviously, if you're Harvey Weinstein, it would make sense that rather than inviting her somewhere, you're just going to figure out where she lives by dropping her off at home and then barge into her apartment later that evening. And that's what she says happened. He barged into her apartment.
Candace
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Well, first he rang the doorbell and she opened. She had to obviously physically open the door, which the court transcripts show. But then once he gets in through that door and in through a second secure door, which she doesn't really remember how he did that. He then instantly knew which apartment was hers. He just took a lucky guess.
Candace
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He was wandering around the apartment and somehow figured out on the floor which exact apartment was hers. She's unclear on the details. She's iffy on the details. What you find when you read these court transcripts is that when these young women get into a hiccup, When they come across a hiccup and they can't really explain why something makes no sense, they just start crying harder.
Candace
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They need breaks, you know, they need water breaks. They're overcome with emotion suddenly when something they say makes no sense, okay? Now, you would think after that she would have gone to the police. Of course, that's not what happened.
Candace
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Just a few days beyond there, she alleges that he again and she was so upset with herself, got into a predicament where Harvey again assaulted her, this time in a hotel room, which was his apartment. So she went into his hotel room upon invite and she says she was going, you know, to address him about what had happened earlier, but instead was assaulted again.
Candace
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And after that assault, Mimi, like all the women involved, magically get tickets and red carpet premiere events. Harvey is able to pay for their flights, sometimes to Los Angeles, sometimes to London. Mimi keeps up this relationship with Harvey Weinstein, spanning decades. years, by the way. I want to be clear, spanning years.
Candace
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And it is shown via the emails that she ends emails, Harvey XOXO, love Mimi. Here's one of these emails, peace and love Miriam. She signs off. In each email, she's asking him for a favor. She's asking him for a part. She's asking him for an audition. She's asking him for tickets. And in this one, she's asking him or telling him that her cat needs feeding. Okay, let's pull that up again.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And of course, yay, dropped a new song while I was gone. And that is putting it mildly. And I'm very disappointed in how catchy the tune is. Really, I find myself just humming along. But today I'm only back for a brief special announcement, something that I've been working on for about two years. You guys know that. It's an interview. And here is the trailer for that interview.
Candace
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Dear Harvey, I haven't seen you in so long. How are you? Listen, I'm saving up to become a Kundalini yoga teacher. And I just wanted to announce myself available for work. If you happen to, by any chance, have anything shooting in London, I'll be a runner, whatever. I'd really appreciate any leads. My cat needs feeding. It's just a strange thing to put in an email, okay?
Candace
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Either way, hope you're super well. Peace and love, Miriam. OK, again, I'm just giving you a sample here of how these women emailed Harvey after their alleged assaults and when they can't explain why they would do that. If all else fails, cry, cry, cry, cry, cry, cry.
Candace
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Jessica Mann, of course, is the second young woman who put Harvey into prison for just a couple of years, this time for actual rape. And you'll recall that I've had correspondences with Jessica Mann since then. She did a whole series on her Instagram about me picking up this Harvey story when I said, I'm happy to host you on this podcast to tell your story. She suddenly didn't want to do that.
Candace
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And maybe it's because, and as I said to her, your emails are quite telling. If you think that she said, oh, you agree that there's more that could be added that's off email. I'm like, sure, present it to me and I will present it to the public. I have no horse in this race.
Candace
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I'm just looking at the facts and factually speaking, Jessica Mann, after her alleged assault, had her friends testify against her who were at breakfast with her and Harvey the morning after, who said she was in great spirits. Not only was she in great spirits. after her alleged assault by Harvey, but she changed her flight so that she could stay with Harvey an additional night.
Candace
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She was supposed to fly out with her friend who testified against her. She was in town with her friend who testified against her. They were going to see Wicked together on his dime. She was staying in his hotel room and he testified that she seemed to be in such great form after her alleged assault that she changed her flight to stay with Harvey.
Candace
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That seems like a strange thing to do after you are raped or sexually assaulted. But what do I know? I'm just putting the pieces together that are common sense. And nobody sent Harvey more emails than Jessica Mann, more loving emails. Her friends testified that she said he was like a mentor to
Candace
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She wrote an email to her boyfriend years later that Harvey reminded her of her father, that she perceived him as a mentor. According to her, she loved Harvey. According to her emails, so much so that she took her mother to meet Harvey. That is, to me, the craziest part of a Jessica Mann case. I don't care what you want to tell me about how women deal with things, okay?
Candace
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To try to convince me that you would survive a rape and then months later, years later, take your mom to meet your rapist willfully. You're not in a corner. You don't have to answer an email. He reaches out. You say, I'm with my mom. Can I bring my mom for us to get drinks? I mean, pull up this email. I don't want to misquote her. I want to the email between Jessica Mann.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
He writes to her on July 29th, 2014. So again, this is after her assault. I will be in L.A. tomorrow. Are you free around 930 or a drink? All my best, Harvey. She responds. It would be great to see you. However, my mother would be with me if we stopped by. She is here till Thursday afternoon. I have Thursday evening free so far tomorrow, depending on if you want us to swing by.
Candace
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We are thinking of going to Soho with my girlfriend if she gets back in time. And he says in response, Harvey says, if you want to stop by with your mom at 930, you can come or come by the Soho house at 930. I could be wrong here, but I think Jessica Mann would be the potentially first person ever to ever.
Candace
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to introduce their mother to their alleged rapist after their rape and to carry on this relationship, which went on for years. Again, these young women were not like 19 years old when we say young women, OK? 27 years old, 28 years old, going until they're 30 years old. This is not Cassie meeting Diddy when she was 19 years old. These are fully formed women.
Candace
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And in my view, they knew exactly what they were doing. What's happening right now is he is being retried in New York because, as I told you, the appellate judges looked at the case and said, this is crazy. I don't understand what happened here. Why did you allow all of this to take place in the courtroom?
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
Why did you allow witnesses to testify to his character, which had nothing to do with the case? You let people sit down and say, oh, he was really mean to me in third grade. I'm being hyperbolic here, but they did allow people to testify. He was mean to his brother. What does it have to do with anything that's taking place here? It's just a character assassination. And so they overturned the case.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
The reason they allowed so many people to contribute to essentially just denigrating his character was because on the basis of the facts, if anybody objectively looked at the many emails that these women wrote to Harvey after their alleged sexual assaults, They would just conclude that this was all very much consensual, which is what Harvey contended.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
He contended that, yes, I had relations with these women. Yes, I was cheating on my wife. But these relations were consensual. And to these women, these relations were clearly transactional, right? They were willing to do whatever with Harvey until... They know or until they received tickets and they wanted to receive tickets to L.A., they wanted to take their friends to red carpet events.
Candace
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And I think in the back of their minds, they thought they were going to be transformed into the next Angelina Jolie. They were satisfied with those transactions until their careers completely plummeted and they didn't become the next big movie star. They didn't become the next Halle Berry, so to speak.
Candace
Harvey Speaks: "I Never Knew This Woman" | Ep 4
And so what is quite telling, however, is the Los Angeles case, because as I said, the craziest case of all was when Harvey said, I don't know this person. This literally never happened. It is the only time that he had pivoted from his earlier points of saying it was consensual and said, I wasn't even there. I have no idea what you're talking about.
Candace
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Welcome back to the comment section. So obviously I talk car brand into a whole new stratosphere of woke confusion. I'm concerned about feminism. I'm concerned about the growing gender divide. But before we get into today's episode, make sure you like this video. Before we dive into this episode though, make sure that you like this video. If you have not already, if you've not already,
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Nobody here would be against it. That's a broad generalization. Well, yeah, I guess in my group, I guess. Nobody would really be against it. I mean, it obviously varies from person to person. I have a few friends that are like, no, that's stupid. I would never, in their words, serve the military industrial complex.
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try and basically virtue signal to the, uh, um, I guess zeitgeist at the time, you know, good term. Thanks. I heard it on a podcast and that's a good time.
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What are your thoughts? Yeah. That's when I would actually, actually consider joining.
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if the United States was actually under threat of invasion. That's when I'd be like, okay, yeah, it's time. What branch would you go with? Probably Army. Particularly in the Army, what would you do? I mean, I would like to go to ranger school. Can you tell me what the rangers do? Nope. It just seems pretty dope.
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the country is just completely changed forever, you know? I feel like some people would be okay with the country being changed forever.
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Yeah, no, it's it's definitely more open. And like I told my friend, which was kind of a I don't know. I don't know if it was a big step, but it's like a friend that I really trust. I was like, yeah, I'm like going to therapy and stuff. And he was like, then that you're going to therapy. I am right now. Yeah. Is it working for you? Yeah, it's really awesome, actually.
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Yeah. This was a while ago, but where I was like- God, how fucked up are you, man? Super fucked. No, just kidding.
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not a huge thing going on in your life like it's just helpful to go anyways so if there is something huge going on in his life like it seems like there is right now um just do like one session like see if you like it and if you don't you know maybe try another therapist or whatever or and also find something else you can do alongside that because i feel like
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Yeah, yeah. You might want to go get that first session out of the way.
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Any additional thoughts, Michael, from the youngest generation ever to live? Not really. I mean, just go try it. What harm could it do to just go and try one session?
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Yeah, that's a, I guess I never really tried that. Maybe I should try that. I don't, I mean, how much can...
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um i mean this is kind of harsh but you really do just need to let that person go and be like you know what that person's not the one because they would try and make it work if they you know there's a a saying going around like if uh if they wanted to they would or whatever where is the saying going around instagram and like whatever like and i worry about your generation yeah i know
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And like, it's, it, it has kind of been taken out of context to where it's been way overblown, but there is a truth of it of like, if this person actually wanted to be with you and cared about you, then they would put in that effort and do all the things that you expect from a relationship. And if they're not doing that, then, you know, it's kind of like, well, you kind of have to move on.
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Like, I don't know, but that sucks. I know what it's like. And it really sucks.
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I don't know. I'm kind of just stepping back for a little bit, seeing if something crops up. I'm really not trying that hard right now.
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Yeah, maybe that's the way. I don't know. It's difficult to not try and make it work, but honestly...
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From the outside, not a whole lot, but I put a lot of pressure on myself for it. Follow-up question.
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I have never not acknowledged that. Okay. Yeah, I've always said, yeah, that's what I was doing. I was still listening. which you refuse to believe.
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That is not true. I was listening to every word he said. It's my truth. Well, your truth is vastly different from objective truth.
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Just, I don't know. It's tough, man. It's difficult. Just let it go. Focus on the shit you like to do.
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Uh, the general thought is what is like, what is, what the fuck is going on right now?
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For me, um, for a lot of my friends. Okay. Yeah. A couple of them are like, no, I do not want to get married. Like, do you have any idea why they say that? Do they come from a home that maybe involved divorce or personal experience? Yeah. And, um, The one friend said to me, and I think this is him just being jaded because he did come from a divorce. Yeah.
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I don't know. You've got the questions. Have you looked at the news at all today? The helicopter crash? Man. And jet crash?
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Yeah. He was like, why would I get married when the second I get married, she's just going to stop trying or whatever and all this stuff. And I was like, fuck, that is it. Yeah. And so I was like, man, that's just.
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Yeah. That's, and like, there have been times in my life where I have kind of felt that way just because I've, I've also been jaded with relationships, not with like, that's real too.
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Yeah. Um, but I'm, in my opinion, like if you find the right person, then that doesn't really matter. Like they will keep putting an effort. You need to also, but
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It's rewarding. Yes. Yeah. You should want to put in work.
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Something with like a... Something with a bolt action rifle. That's all I can think of right off the top of my head.
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Yeah, you just have to drag it over to the left.
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So drag it like all the way over. Don't, you're not the boss of me.
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Yep, then you have to drag it back this way. And then just double click that tab right there.
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The top tab. It looks to me like I've nailed it. Yeah, there you go.
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So it should be number four on the... Learning shit here.
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Good morning, everybody. Friday, we made it through another week. What would be better than Q&A heading into the weekend? How about Q&A with Michael as well? I don't even remember how we structure it because Michael and I had argued about it. Am I asking him questions? Do we do the questions together? Is it negligent discharge? Is it full auto? So here's what we did.
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And even for yourself, because I heard you're getting ready to start a business, even though you try to hide these things from me, I know everything. I told you about this. Is it the dog shit picking up business? Which should be called Michael's gentle hands, by the way.
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Yeah, that's pretty good. It's not bad. It's a banger.
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Yeah. Let me handle your shit. Why aren't you writing this down?
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What are your thoughts? I mean, since I've known you, when I first met you, I think you were working at, you were in, you were doing something with aircraft and water.
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Then security guard. No big deal. I don't even know how long we've been working together for the podcast now. It's like five years probably. So you bounced around a ton.
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But what do you think about long-term when you think about career, business, starting your own business? And then what do your friends talk about?
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Do you want to work for somebody else or do you want to work for yourself?
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Just so everybody knows he's contractually obligated to say that.
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But a lot of people complain that I'm too rough on you. And to those people, I say, shut up.
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I say I'm forging you into the weapon that you don't even know.
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Right now, you're like you're as dangerous as a rubber band pulled halfway back.
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Which I don't know if you could possibly be more dangerous than that because when I met you, you were like a jelly bean being kicked around on the floor. That's how dangerous you were, which isn't dangerous at all. There's not even a trip hazard there. I suppose a choking hazard if you were to fall and accidentally inhale it through your nose.
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I'm at best a rusty fork. See what I mean? We're still in the cutlery drawer.
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Well, what about, so one of the questions I hate, I don't hate this question. I think it's an unrealistic question. I got asked it a bunch when I was growing up. And I wonder if your generation is still being asked. People will say to kids, what do you want to be when you grow up? And Young kids say a firefighter or a police officer or an astronaut.
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And almost nobody does that because we'd have so many firefighters and police officers and astronauts. It's almost as if somebody at the age of, call it seven, that you ask that question to has absolutely no clue what they want to do with their life. I'm 47. I don't know what I want to do with my life. Is there still an emphasis on people picking a specific career for your generation?
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So I'm sure at this point in your life, you've gotten loans for a vehicle or whatever. I don't know. You still.
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So credit cards will look at what they're going to give you based off your debt to income ratio, your ability to repay. Do you have a job? Do you have a credit history? As you know, you're going to buy a house one day, all of this stuff. Student loan lending violates, at least in my own experience in life, every other lending policy that I've ever been a part of.
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Whether it's borrowing money from a bank, from a business, from an individual, any type of loan that you're going to get. It's like, well, I want to buy this $5 million home. Cool. How much money do you bake? a hundred thousand dollars a year. Get fucked. You're not going to get that. Well, how come? Because you don't have any ability to repay. All right.
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I want to go to school, but it's going to cost me 150 grand here. Here you go. Here's your money.
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And you know, and just make sure you make that minimum interest payment. So you're just holding it for decades into your life. If you declare bankruptcy, you can't get rid of it. And Oh, by the way, we don't, you know, just get that hypothetical job. No need to show the ability to pay it back now. No, it's insane.
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Is that shared with your generation, like your friend group? A lot. Yeah. Do they see less? I mean, I look at my mom. She worked at, did a variety of things. She was doing work with land trusts towards the end of her life. But before that, working at Seagate, you know, administrative type stuff, nine to five. Growing up there, it was super traditional. Even my dad's schedule.
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I mean, he did masonry construction, but, you know, Monday through Friday. It seems like there is a different shift. People want to work remote. They want to kind of mold their hours around accomplishing the job. And that actually matters more than the time that they're putting into it. Yeah, yeah. It's a different, it's a paradigm shift for sure. I don't know which one is better or worse.
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I was just curious because I get this type of question all the time. What should I do? I'm doing this right now. I don't like it very much. Or it's not wildly fulfilling for me. And I have this other opportunity, which I think might be amazing, even though I have no experience in it, what should I do?
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The reality is sometimes you just have to have a job, like beat the minimum, you know, not everything is going to fill your cup. I don't, we just don't live in a world where everything is going to be wildly fulfilling. Not everything that I do fills my cup. Hate to tell you, you know, there's some things that I do that I don't enjoy very much, or at least in comparison to others. I mean,
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I love doing the podcast, but some days it seems a little bit more like a grind than others. I love doing public speaking stuff. Some days it seems like a little bit more of a grind than others, especially with the travel or if it stacks up on top of that. Not everything is filling your cup.
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Some things are taking things out of your cup, but you still have to meet the basics for survival, food, shelter, water, all of those things, especially if you have a family. So when people say that, like, oh, this job is, you know, it's paying the bills, but I don't really like it. I mean, it's kind of like, 131 0000001 Welcome to the show.
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Yeah. It's a tough one. It's, uh, I, there's this balance between, I mean, money is your ticket to buy your time back essentially. Yeah. Or your freedom, depending on how you would want to describe it. Or what I should say, not your freedom as if you're like in a cage, but it buys you the ability to be free to do what you want to with your time. But it's hard to make.
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And so you look at it in an account and you think, I have to save this. And honestly, I mean, I look at my dad, my mom will be the best way to put this. was way better with money than my dad. Yeah. My dad had many times in his life as stored money in socks. And I'm not joking when I say that he would, God, he would piss my mom off.
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He would go like she would, you know, she was the backend of the business, you know? And so she did a lot of investing in the, the money, a good portion of the money my dad has access to is from investments that my mom left behind to him and my sister and I, and, She had set up a trust and all this stuff, but he would go and
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quote jobs and give them like a discount if they paid cash and not tell my mom. And he's like, well, if it's cash, you know, it's just my money. It's just, you know, cash doesn't, it's like, it's like what Julia says. Oh, it's girl math, dad. I paid in cash. And then I always say, but no, I saved money. I paid in cash. I said, you, you spent money, but it was cash. So it doesn't count.
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So the money my dad has, let's just say the structure that he has is, is largely based on my mom. And I have these conversations with them. And it forces me to think about myself, my own financial situation. And I'm not wealthy by any stretch or definition of the term. Unless, well, I don't know. I'm at a point where I can say yes or no and do what I want to with my time.
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I can't stop working because I still need money. But a lot of the times I can say yes or no. And I look at my dad and I have these conversations with him. How much money do you want to die with? And it's easy for him to say, well, as much as possible so I can pass it down to you and your sister. And I've told him, I don't want your money. Thank you for that. Obviously, it's an incredible gesture.
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I appreciate that. I would rather have you die. with $0 in your bank account and just the riches, like whatever time he has left, go. He is so funny, God. He'll step over dollars to pick up dimes sometimes. He's got plenty of money left behind. And, oh my, parking at the airport was $16 a day. I think you can cover that. I think you're good. I don't want to eat out that $40 meal.
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I hope you're going to be okay. Are you going to be able to pay your electrical bill this month or travel? He talks about the travel that he wants to do. And I have to have these conversations with him. It's like, dad, you have to do that now. Yeah. Like you can just do it. Not only do you have that monetary means to do it, but your age is real for all of us.
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Your ability to move around is a little bit less. You're getting a little bit more tired. Stop talking about the travel you want to do and go do this travel. And oh, by the way, buy a fucking first class ticket.
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Go to the lounge. Yeah. Have some scotch on the rocks. Yeah. Which trust me, he does. Oh, I don't doubt it. Yeah. If you run into my dad at the airport, he'll likely be at the bar. Fuck. He's getting ready to go on a golf tournament. Here's the good. Do you know what my dad calls his golf tournament that has existed with his friends for four decades? What? The foreskin. That's not made up.
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That's so awesome. If you don't hit the ball past the ladies tee, you play the hole with your dick out. Which is actually a standard rule in golf, even in the pros. Really?
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You realize my dad with an Instagram account is almost the same as the Russians putting a monkey into space, right? I don't even know if there's a technical difference between those two things.
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I've never seen a pro not hit it past the ladies tee. I mean, I haven't either, but... If you had, you'd see the highlight on ESPN. The turtle head out there. So... He worked so hard. I mean, his hand, one of his hands, you can see it. I don't forget the tendon, but it's his ring finger. It's from holding block and brick. Oh. It is. That's what it's like that for.
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He fell one time and smashed it open on one of his hands. Yeah. There is a surgery that he can get done. So he works so hard. It's. It's a really, and that's why I was curious about your generation. I struggle with this one. How much is enough? And at what point do you say I do have enough? And the experience that I would get from spending some of this is more valuable than looking at a number.
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I am not saying to people spend all your money so you can't pay your mortgage, food, shelter, water, all that things meet the survival stuff. but I don't want to die with a large number in account and experiences that I wish that I would have had. And that goes back to this. And it's a way long way to get around to this question. But when I was younger, I got asked the question all the time.
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What did I, what do I want to do? And I could answer it and people like, you're never going to be able to do that. And in my mind, I was like, you can go fuck yourself and you can go fuck yourself and you can go fuck yourself. But now as I get out of the military, absolute hot mess of trying to figure things out, I still have bounced around. I'm still adding shit to the,
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Rolodex, if you will, of things that I'm doing. And I've just stopped caring because I know it's, what I've determined is I have to only work for myself. That's my guiding principle. And I guess that's what goes back to, what do you think you want to do? And your friends, largely your friends. Yeah.
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You're actually quite good at jujitsu. I can't. It pisses me off that you guys, many people have found it at your age. And I found it literally at 40. Yeah. You guys can fuck off. Yeah, I found that in 19. I mean, good on you, man. Passionate, but I tell you what, in being around some gyms now, and obviously my wife is a coach at a gym, you're working for yourself.
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So I'm sitting on the couch last night with the ween, of course, because he's my couch buddy, getting into the new. It's not even new. I like to wait until there's a good four to six seasons of a show before I really commit. And I don't know why we found the Jack Ryan Amazon one. So I'm in season two, episode five. It's not a big deal. The ween's there.
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I think that's one you could really burn out on. Yeah. Cause you're not really doing jujitsu. Well, I think you could lose the passion for it and it can become a profession. And then I think everybody suffers if it gets to that point. Cause you're kind of mailing it in.
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And sometimes it's better to keep your passions at a non-professional level.
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Because as soon as you start relying on something and, If you take that passion, I'm not telling you not to do it, but in my own life, I've learned this lesson. There's the things that I really enjoy doing.
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I actually now guard against any way trying to turn them into a business because then it becomes a business and you start, it's as if there's a siphon from one to the other, from passion to stress, to worry, to concern, to structure, to all of those things. Yeah. So it could be, you could be just a hobby for you. Yeah. And I actually think that's great advice for everybody.
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Make sure you have a hobby. Oh yeah. That is outside of your professional world and keep those two separate. I'm telling you to enjoy it more.
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Is it selfish or just more individual centered versus career centered?
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I don't know if selfish is, oftentimes that's only viewed as a pejorative term. Yeah. And I think, yeah. Sometimes you have to be selfish. Well, it's essential. And again, but it depends on how you're using that word. I think because it's so often has that negative connotation. Yeah. You need to take care of yourself too.
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Yeah. So when are you going to start the, uh, you poop, we scoop business.
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To master your technique. Are you going to use your hands or a shovel? Uh, Hopefully my hands. That checks out.
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He doesn't really care about the show, if I'm being honest. He just likes passing out on the couch. You know this because you're the ween watcher. And I get a text from you. Yeah. I'll read the exact text. I might as well. Dude. Vaughn is live on Instagram right now. My response was, what? With several exclamation points. Or he was. It's not working now. That's what you said.
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I'll have a shovel on hand. For liquid? Yeah. Really? Have you ever tried to shovel? I want you to go put soup on the ground and try to shovel it. Let me know how that works.
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A nice lobster bisque, if you will. Go put that in the grass and tell me how much of that you can pick up with a shovel.
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Javi hugs some real drywall yesterday on the soccer field. I always have the bags. And sometimes we're on a real journey with him. He's like some real good ones. And then some real just like that can be picked up with a chop vac. And he really just... And just sprayed it everywhere. I'm like, we're going to have to leave that. That's so awesome. It wasn't. It was horrible. All right.
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I asked him a question that I got submitted. He asked me a question. We bounced back and forth a little bit. And that's pretty much how we did it. So that's what today's episode is going to be. I guess it's just Full Auto Friday with Michael and Andy. Before we get into it, stay with me. Let me pay the bills. Today's episode is brought to you by Peak.
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So I'm going to answer this guy's question. So Tyler is talking to me about this one. He's really trying to sell you Peeping Toms, by the way. Oh, he wants me to have all of it? Well, it ties in line with this question because he's, he has built his business. Yeah. He's coming back for this summer.
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And then I think he's going to move to Bozeman full-time because they have a good line on an apartment. And it, and just like this question, it's presented in a binary situation. Do I do janitorial or do I do the copper? Right. I feel like there should always be at least something in between. And so Tyler was saying, hey, I want to build Peeping Toms, and I'm going to go.
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And he's already got a bunch of appointments and stuff on the books. He was talking about you were going to work with him. He gets real, real tight. He's a real tightwad about the monetary split between you and him. Yeah, he really does. He thinks like 90-10. Him taking 90, you taking 10 would be appropriate. No, no, no. That's not happening.
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Mind you, he would never accept those terms on the other side. Yeah, exactly. But I told him like, First off, you've already built a business here. He doesn't think he wants to come back or will be able to come back next summer. So he's thinking about building one in Bozeman. He's like, oh, so I have to sell it. And then I always tell him, your life is yours to do whatever you want to do.
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But think about an option in between those two things. Do you have to sell it? Or could you slowly build a business like this, which is cash flow positive for him and almost no overhead in every place that you land? And I asked him, he played rugby at MSU. How many of your friends do you think you could rally and teach to clean windows? Oh, yeah.
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And I keep telling him, if you're willing to accept less money and make it enticing for them, where they're making a good amount of money, and now you have these passive income streams all through that same umbrella, dude, you have no idea how big it could be that you could grow that to. In the long run. In the long run. And that's the same thing I would say to this person too.
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For this guy who is doing it all himself, my first piece of advice is immediately hire somebody and train them how to do your job. If you want to go down the policing route, Even if you don't want to, immediately hire somebody and train them how to do your job. You have to at all times be teaching somebody how to do your job. Nobody is irreplaceable. I'm sorry to tell you that.
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And if you're a single point of failure, your business is totally screwed if something happens to you. If life hits you in the face and you have to do something. But this person, to answer this person's question or anybody thinking about doing this, it's life. You don't have to like...
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do a complete U-turn and go drive in a different direction, leaving everything behind, there's 100% a possibility where this person could build the janitorial business and actually probably even grow it by hiring the right person, managing it, let that person manage other multiple teams underneath.
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And in the meantime, you're spending all your time when you're not working with that person getting ready to be a police officer. And at the end of the day, you could end up being a cop and exploring that while having an awesome business on the side. Still making you money. Yes. And if the comp stuff doesn't work out, guess what?
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You're financially sound because you didn't shit can one to go do the other. I don't, life is not binary like that. Find options. If these choices of, well, I have to do this or this, why do you have to do only those two things? What are the other options in between? I'm sure there are examples of where that is. That is the only two options that you have, but why?
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And if you're not in that position, explore the other ones. And I would also say at the age of 32 or 33, this person is, or at your age, dude, take chances, man. Go down every avenue that you think would be interesting to you because you don't know where it's going to lead.
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And if you, again, if you're smart economically and you already have this base, like this guy does janitorially and he can replace himself, still make money enough to have freedom, then you can go do whatever the hell you want to do.
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So that, that's my advice. You know, instead of worrying about the, what was the actual question? Do you think I should double down on the janitorial business and tough it out for now to hopefully secure our financial future? Or should I take the risk? Yes.
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To both double down on the janitorial business by investing in the business, by replacing yourself and then go down the pipeline of being a cop. Let me know how it goes. That's what I would say.
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Yeah, we, yeah, we can do that one. I don't care. So question today's episode is brought to you by bubs naturals. What is collagen? You may ask yourself. I certainly did. Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body. Think of collagen as the glue protein holding our bodies together. Naturally, with age, we stop producing collagen.
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Because I furiously got onto Instagram because I wasn't following him, to be honest. Because I thought it was going to be a joke. Because to review, he doesn't know how Instagram ended up on his phone.
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So by supplementing with collagen, you're helping your body keep up its production of this said collagen. This is essential for joint health, muscle recovery, hair, skin, nails, gut health, and more. Now, that might sound too good to be true. And if you listened to last Friday's episode, that was the first time I did a read for Bubz.
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And I specifically said, I have very little experience with this because I'd only just started taking the product. I am now, I think, 10 days in. And what have I found? a reduction in soreness, a reduction in swelling, and my joints are already starting to feel a little bit better. Could this be caused by something else? Perhaps. But what have I changed in my morning routine? Absolutely nothing.
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I'm using their collagen. In the morning, I fill up a glass of water with a little bit of salt, a little bit of creatine. I put the collagen right in. It's flavorless. Zip it up with a little frother actually that they provided as well and slam it down. That's the only change I've made and my body is feeling different. I believe it's working.
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Whoa, what's desktop two? Go back up to that. We have such a poor understanding. Okay, that's just where we're at. Find the video again. Yeah, I'm looking. Oh, here it is. We have such a poor understanding of the electronics.
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Yeah. Or how it signed up by his exact name or how it followed Stumpf.Andy, which is not my account. No, not your account. So I find out. My sister is the culprit behind this. Because I had reposted yesterday a story of somebody telling people to follow my dad. And my level of technical savvy is not always great.
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And actually really tough to tell where it's at since it says Dubai on the carbon fiber wing. Yeah. Yeah. I think this is Vincent Fred.
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It's impressive. Yeah. What are your thoughts? I think it's cool. Would you do it? Well, I mean, let's ignore the fact that you don't have the requisite knowledge, skill, or ability.
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I love the fact, like I love that people are interested in doing stuff like this. I don't remember which one of the guys died. So... Originally, look up Jetman. I think it's who it was. It was a guy who was originally, I believe, sponsored by Breitling. He was the first guy. What did you find?
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Yes. Okay. This may not be the first guy who ever has done this, but... Oh, okay. Whoa, you're just really... What are you doing? Really sucking today. Enhance. Enhance. Enhance. Enhance. Yeah. Just scroll down to the description. Yep. Okay. So this is the... This was in 2014. There may have been somebody doing this beforehand. This is the first time I remember seeing something like this.
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So I believe he was also an aviator, I think all the way up to like an airline pilot. And he made this carbon fiber wing and there are little jet engines on the side. I love the fact that human beings... are so full send that they have an idea like this and they think no one's done it because I haven't encountered this idea yet. And now it's time because now I have it. There's a cost to this.
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So when I first saw this, he was, I think, going off of hot air balloons and helicopters. I think it's hard to get out of an aircraft just because of the size of the wing. I'm sure you could do it on a ramp aircraft, but it'd be a really high exit speed. Anyway, it evolved over time. And I don't know if people know this, but there's a lot of money in Dubai.
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So, yeah, they have the ability to fund a lot of things that brands, entities and other organizations don't have the ability to do so. There's another question. If it's the two people, which I think it is, Vince and Fred. Vincent Reffitt. Yeah. He is the one who died, I believe. Yes. There's another amazing video of them base jumping in Switzerland. They're both Red Bull athletes, or were.
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They base jump in Switzerland, and they fly into an aircraft in flight. So it's the same guys. I believe the name of their skydiving team was the Soul Flyers. I'm not incredibly familiar with it, so I'm sorry if I'm misspeaking here a little bit, but I'm pretty sure that that's it. Those two had jumped together for a long time.
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Their creativity and willingness to take risk, calculated risk, I would say, is unbelievable. So this is the same two guys. Yeah, good. Play it if you want to. They had to try this one a few times as well, too. Yep, short. That's crazy. Yep, short. Yeah, I mean, they'll be okay, probably. This is, I believe, off the Eiger in Switzerland. Switzerland. So you can put it on pause.
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These dudes were, these guys were explorers in every sense of the word. So they did that. It was an amazing stunt where they base jumped and flew into an aircraft in Switzerland, I believe. And they were sponsored. I'm pretty sure, yeah, they were wearing Red Bull wingsuits for that one. And then I believe they were both skydiving out of Dubai. They both got into the jet packs.
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When I reposted the story, it was directing people towards this person's account, not my dad's.
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And what started off as only being flown from aircraft, they started messing around with launching from the ground. So standing there, turning the jets on and going from basically horizontal flight and then going to, I'm sorry, vertical flight to horizontal flight. There's a lot of risk. I mean, they're on the front leading edge of what anybody's ever done.
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And I won't get into the details because I'm not intimately familiar with them. There was an issue at a low enough altitude with Vince's system that he was not able to recover. So he impacted, I believe, without a parachute out and was instantly killed.
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So as much as I appreciate the visuals with that thing flying along with the Emirates aircraft, I love that there are people out there who are willing to do that. I would 100% have done exactly the same thing. But you are, at least at that altitude, you have a little bit of time. You can work some stuff out.
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Even in regular aviation, fixed wing and rotary wing, the higher you are, the more time you're going to have. That's not always the solution to the problem, because if you're really high up in a helicopter and it starts on fire, you need to get to the ground as fast as possible. And you actually might burn to pieces before you get to the ground.
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Yeah, but his account name, which is just Vaughn Stumpf, normal spelling, V-A-U-G-H-N Stumpf. So people still found it. I think he had about 400 or 500 followers. My sister convinces my dad that before, go ahead and pull up his profile if you want. Guess what it has? Nothing. It has zero posts. Very David, actually has zero followers or he's following 11 people.
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But there's this zone low to the ground at low airspeed in both rotary and fixed where If something goes wrong, your options are pretty limited. Kind of screwed. And these guys, I mean, you know, with that jet pack on, they have a parachute. Obviously they don't land the jet pack.
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Even though they were messing around with landing. That's what I'm saying.
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You're getting into that shaded area on the performance chart where if something goes wrong, it's probably going to bite you. And when it bites you, it's not going to be like a little nibble.
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It's going to be all of it. And that's what ended up happening. So. There's a cost to being that far out there. Yeah. Those, you know, I did not know Vince, never met Vince. I would suspect that he was aware of that cost and it just was who he was. Right. Yeah. But yeah, you, you extrapolate that timeline out long enough. You can get pretty wild.
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Hmm. When was the last time I base jumped? was when I went out to Notch Peak. It's been a long time. I don't know if I'll ever base jump again. I still have all my gear. I might go down to the bridge and just link up with my buddy Miles, who taught me, and just huck it off the bridge a few times. Not that that's necessarily any safer. You're still 486 feet from where you spit to where you hit.
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Skydiving is a different ballgame, kind of, because, again, altitude, time, two parachutes. It's been years. Yeah, it's been years. I just... I got a lot out of base jumping that had nothing to do with base jumping. And I have found other things that provide me the same mental escape.
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At a far, far lower risk. Yeah. So. That's fair. You want to go base jump? I can set this up. We need to do a video series of just Michael's adventures. This is right down to Twin Falls. My buddy Miles, he will hook you up.
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No, it's really jump courses a week long. Really? Yeah. You jump the first day you jump after that. You jump the first day by yourself.
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Yeah, man. We'll get you set up. You'll go into the water.
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Yes, Michael, you have a parachute. What suit are you talking about?
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No, base jumping is just off a bridge, antenna, span, or earth. The wingsuit base jumping is adding a wingsuit into the base jumping environment.
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Clearly you're confused. I'm saying we get you down to the Perrine Bridge in Twin Falls. We have miles put you through an unreasonably short first jump course. We'll do a PCA, which is a pilot shoot assist. So we'll handle all the technical stuff. You just have to find it inside of you to let go of the railing and jump forward.
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Trust me. I'll be sweet talking you on the edge too. Perfect. Thank you. Commentary is going to be all about, are you sure you have what it takes? Do you know enough to do this safely? Do you want to die today?
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We are taking care of that for you on the first one. On the bridge, you have about four and a half seconds. It's 486 feet from the top of the railing to the ground. PCA, pilot, shoot, assist, meaning somebody's holding on to that. So as you jump, it will pull your parachute off your back for you.
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You are just responsible for letting go and pushing.
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We could call that episode. We have to get into the simulator and watch you just kill everybody on a 787. That would be so fun. I cannot wait to do that. We'll figure that out. What else do we need to add, though? I'll take you for a tandem. Yeah, we got to have you. We need to have you jump off the Pariah Bridge. What else would scare the fuck out of you? You've already flown in the helicopter.
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I was going to say following nobody because that's very David Goggins. He is following 11 people. One of them, it's most of my family and the wrong son and no profile picture of any kind. Zero posts. And my sister somehow decided that the first thing he needed to do was an Instagram live. Yeah, he didn't even turn the TV on. I thought that you were prepared to do our show today. Dude, I suck.
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Okay. Okay. All right, fixed wing guys might be a little pissed at you for that, but whatever. All right, man. I think a video of you shaking like a dog shitting a razor blade, just the, I mean, here's the thing, like, The first jump you're on, you're standing on, you climb over the rail and you're just, you have your heels there and you're just holding facing outward. Okay.
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You still got to climb over the rail of a bridge. Let me just tell you what your body doesn't think is a great idea.
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And so when you climb over first, your, your stomach is facing the road. You have to like, you have to turn around.
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Yeah. They do have a plank out there, but I'm not giving you that.
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You're full Betty. I never got the plank. It's. Yeah, it can be emotional.
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And we'll put you into the water because you're not going to know how to do that very well.
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Well, there's a boat down there. Okay. Yeah. What if I land in the boat? You have steering toggles. I'll give you, it's pull left to go left, pull right to go right. That's pretty easy. It actually is. What if I go too far and go in the. It's your choice. Okay.
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All right. Yeah. There's a cost to being that awesome.
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There really is. I don't know if it's avoidable. It just... You get on the front leading edge and... It can bite you.
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But I love that human beings are the way that they are.
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Just send it. Yeah. Just think, I'll just fly this jet pack next to an Emirates aircraft, one on each side.
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Go for it. They said it took three months of planning? I think so. Three days. I could have handled that shit. Easy. Yeah. Here's a good one for you. Do you think using our special operations soldiers on the cartels and working around the border is a net positive?
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And do you think they will be – they will slow the amount of drugs coming across the border and the sex trafficking coming into this country? And will they be able to intervene and potentially save the victims or would they have to send that information to others for others to pull the trigger? This one I'm curious about you and your friends. What do you guys think about the border?
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Do you even think about it? You self-centered pieces of shit.
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All right. You know anybody up here who has ever suffered from a drug addiction? Any of your friends in your social circle ever get... I don't think so.
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Well, I mean, up here, it gets a little rural. It gets a little meth-y. Fentanyl is a pretty big issue up here as well.
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So even though we live 60 miles from the Canadian border, the source cities for us are on the West Coast, but it starts in Mexico, works its way up... California, I think, probably Highway 5, and then starts coming east from those source cities. So we are, in many ways, impacted directly by this.
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Yeah, I mean, I have no— You choose not to think about it.
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Do you think we should use special operations against the cartels?
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Well, you said it, not me. many others say it too. I just, uh, I don't let them do it.
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Would the 20-year engagement be worth it given – so in the other examples you gave, the GWAT, if you will, those were not countries that neighbored ours. If you think about it, people really sleep on the fact that the geography that we were – By luck, you and I born in this country. I have no say in it whatsoever. The Pacific and Atlantic Ocean provide such an immense barrier of protection.
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We are incredibly fortunate, right? Canada, it's all going to work itself out. Canadians, don't worry about it. No one's going to actually try to make you the 51st state, I think. Mexico, same thing. Mexico touches our southern border. Does it make it more viable to engage in something for 20 years because of the proximity?
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We're at the precipice of victory. We just need to spend a little bit more money.
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Oh, you're going to get some hate for that. I got an email the other day from somebody who said, Hey, since your buddy Rogan is so pro Hamas, We've sent his address to Hamas so they can come visit him. These are the type of, I swear to God, I mean, I'm paraphrasing a little bit, but yeah, man, that is a contentious topic for sure.
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I tell you what, in the number of conversations I've had specifically on the Ironclad show, I do change agents with people who specialize in the cartels. It's a whole topic in and of itself on how they exist, how they interact, and how deeply intertwined they are with everyday life, government, social, and economic systems inside of Mexico.
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Okay. We already covered the headset there. Get into your fucking telemarketer booth over there. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So Yeah, people may wonder what my dad's account looks like. And it looks like this. This is it. It's whatever that little shitty silhouette is. Zero posts. 3,198 current followers. And he's following 11 people. Very powerful. So I get that text.
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Yeah. I mean, to directly answer this person's question, special operations are great at, you know, there's the three FEA, find, fix, finish, exploit, and analyze. They're really good. You know, find is generally done by other entities, right? Fix and finish, fixing in place, you know, locating them, fixing them in location. Finishing is what people think it is.
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Exploit and analyze starts going back into other systems. But they're really good at the second and third F. But how do you do that when one of the cartel members is, you know— a governor of one of the areas down there, or the CEO of vastly legitimate businesses, but is actually laundering money. Is that a special operations issue?
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I would say that's probably more of a other state entity issue, whether it's the DOJ or freezing funds or stuff like that. If it, when it comes to playing whack-a-mole, nobody's better than the U S special operations, but there's only so many of those people that you can whack and it's still not going, it will degrade their tactical ability. Sure. My worry is that
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It would take the focus of the special operations community. And I'm not saying we shouldn't. I think it should be used with absolute and extreme caution. You don't want to have your eye taken off everywhere else in the world as well. I actually think that the border issue is way more complex than designating the cartels as a terrorist organization and being able to apply U.S.
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military firepower towards that, whether it's platforms overhead, kinetic strikes, special operations, whatever it may be. there's still issues of supply and demand.
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You know, there are issues of the support networks inside of the United States, whether it's from straw man purchases of weapons, whether it's from businesses and entities that are laundering money. I mean, there is still so much we could do to clean up our act north of the border.
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I do think it's, some people have said that the cartels, you know, that they're incredibly violent and they're capable. It's like, cool story. I've seen the videos too. I'm here to tell you right now that- it's not going to go their way. Um, would it be precise and clean?
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And I'm not saying that there wouldn't be casualties on, on our side of the house as well, but the cartels are not prepared to take on the United States special operations. They're not prepared to do it. Yeah. They would want absolutely no fucking piece of that in an actual like gunfight, but that is a tool in a tool belt. And I think we have to address all of those other things first. Um,
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So could they potentially save the victims? I guess if they had enough intelligence, would they have would they be able to do so where they need to send the information to others to pull the trigger? I don't know. I don't know how that would work. It would really depend on how we want to treat our relationship with Mexico. Are we going to do unilateral operations deep inside of Mexico with U.S.
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special operations personnel? Are we going to share information with them? To say that their military has been infiltrated by cartels is an understatement. Yeah. So if you do share, like, I get it. I mean, this is the age-old question of a partner force. And do you do work unilaterally or do you go by, with, and through? Pros and cons to both. So special operations is a tool in a tool belt.
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Don't forget the other tools, too. Sometimes you need a drill bit, not a hammer. Yeah. How long have we been at it?
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Just go ahead and turn it off. Yeah, I remember this day. Scroll down. Oh, look, there you are. I know. I'm young as fuck. 12 million views. 10 years ago. Okay. The conversation that was had with the coaches right before this, they pulled me aside as they shuttled their team in and they literally said, please break these motherfuckers.
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In Europe, it's a full on professional sport. There are people who can make a shit ton of money. And a lot of these players, this was the U S Olympic team. They ended up getting a silver medal, which is also known as the first loser in the Olympics. Of course. Yes. You still get a medal for it though.
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medals one for every player on the team their coaches stressed they were having a really hard time motivating and just kind of cracking through that facade of these guys being professional athletes right because they were representing the u.s and again nobody really pays attention to water polo they asked me to fucking break them off and i said say less queen okay yeah say less
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My first thought was, mother of God, that he did this accidentally, and now it's going to be on for hours, and he's going to be walking around fucking naked, which just looks like a fucking hairball. We're talking 1930s fucking power bush everywhere. Do you know what Chia Pet is? Yes. Okay. Just imagine that. My dad is... I mean, he's just a hairy person. Yeah.
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Also, I was called 20 minutes before this happened because I lived close to the base. That was the amount of heads up I had. You know who was here that day too? My dad.
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He's on the fucking, because my dad was visiting from Santa Cruz. That's awesome. I guess. So I, yeah, I fucking destroyed the USA water polo team because their coaches asked me to. I'm sure I violated every Bud's protocol, but they're not Bud's students. Yeah. And hopefully it helped. Hopefully it helped. I did not realize that this video was going to get the views that it did.
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I look like a fucking child in that fucking... I mean, I was in my early 30s.
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Yeah. You notice how they were suffering and I wasn't?
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Yeah, never let them read you. It's always, good job. Worst I've ever seen. You met the standard. You're a disgusting piece of shit. Get out of my sight. Never change tone.
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Really? Yes. Yes. There was one who completely hyped out. I believe he got in the back of the ambulance. Yeah, they definitely tried to quit. I crushed them with simple things like head counts. How many people do you have? Or I would tell them, go line up. I would talk to their leadership. It was the obstacle course, essentially. Hey, go line your team up in... age order at this obstacle.
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Do you have any questions? They'd say, nope. They wouldn't say, where is that obstacle? How do you, you know, like nothing. And then they would just fucking fall apart. And you would watch the leaders instead of disseminating information, just start barking orders. And so it would fail timelines and I would just fucking crush them.
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Basic, basic stuff of communication, leadership, you know, being able to decentralize and push information out on It was a rough day for them. I was just pissed that I was there because I was enjoying time on. This was a weekend. I was like, is my day off?
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Yes. I was like, you got it. And then with the coaches literally saying, please, we need your help. Yeah. Let's just say Les Queen. Great. Yeah. Fucking begin. Lay in the surf. Lay in the surf.
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Yeah. Nice. Yeah. Not very good, but I mean, whatever. Yeah. So there you go. That's the explanation of that video.
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I mean, it's not the best representation of who I am, but it's yeah. 12 million. Yeah. That's pretty good. Yeah. Over 10 years. It's not bad. Yeah. I feel like your base jumping video could approximate that.
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Yeah. Yeah. Just because I'll be having you describe how you feel as you're hanging off. What are you thinking about?
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That's what makes the content. You look like the hillbilly hammer after he was choked out with a ninja choke.
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Best meme ever. When you realize you should spend less time researching Hitler videos and spend more time in the gym. That dude pieced him up.
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Yeah. And he, you know, he actually, obviously he's a pro fighter, so he's going to take it all the way to the end. When he tapped that guy did let go at first, I thought he held onto it for just a touch longer. He let go. Yeah. And, uh, I mean, I think his name is Bryce, right?
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Yeah. I mean, he, I mean, it's his job. Yeah. That ninja joke is pretty cool.
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Up underneath the neck and then just right over the top.
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And I saw some videos where they're setting it up. Um, some people will set it up as they'll go under the head and they'll go all the way to the armpit as to not threaten the neck right away. And they'll kind of control them for a little bit. Let the person respond, let the hand slide from under the armpit. They sink it up under the chin and then come over the top.
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I'm going to get to a point where the only thing I do is go-go platas, which I don't even know what that is.
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Yeah. No, we were at the SPG camp, and I liked the entry. I was shown a different way to do it where you can maintain the top position, And it's, you know, I'm passionate about jujitsu too, but you know, what I'm really enjoying is messing around with new stuff.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
Just change one little thing for me. I'm like, okay, cool. I'm just going to focus on that. And it's like that passion waterfall opens up again and you're going to get smashed because you cannot for the life of you figure out the timing or how to get it to work. And then once you get it and then you go to white belts and you can do all of it. Yeah.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
Yeah, he was shaving in middle school. He got sent home from middle school. I could see that, actually. His beard is magnificent. Riley's is the same boat. I swear that guy has a 5 o'clock shadow by 3 p.m. Yeah. Either way, he's on Instagram. I didn't see it. So I'm like, you know what? I'm just going to warn the world. So I made the Instagram video with The Ween, who he did his part. He's just...
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
Yeah, just go to the super chill position. It's way worse.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
Just look. Virginia cake. Oh, fucking meal team six.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
What do we got going on here? What do they represent?
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
Virginia Kekoa's militia marches armed to VA State Capitol to oppose new gun control. Yeah. Enrichment to protest new gun control bills such as magazine limits and banning guns at bars. Banning guns at bars is not a bad idea.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
Okay. They brute carry guns into the gun-free zone surrounding the building. Police inform the militiamen that they are not allowed to carry firearms in the area in front of the Capitol. Officers do not allow them to pose for some photos. Explain that his group is no longer branding as Boogaloo because of the stigma.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
Anarchy Princess, a regular face on the opposing side of the right of center rallies in the D.C. area, came to Richmond with a welcome to the small penis rally sign. God, I love human beings. Yeah, scroll back up to the video. Hit play on that fucker. What are you lobbying for if it's not understood that you're here?
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
So what he is saying is that they want to ban guns in establishments that serve alcohol. It's my understanding in Montana, you cannot carry a firearm into a bar.
Cleared Hot
Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
You can carry them into a restaurant, but if you are consuming alcohol, your concealed carry privileges are no longer valid at that point. So it's the consumption of alcohol. And bars, although they do serve food, I think it's because of the type of their liquor license. Again, not an expert on this.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
loving and affectionate and just licking my face. And, uh, yeah, now he's got over 3000 followers and he's gonna, this is what you people asked for. This is what you wanted. You, you were enthusiastic about it to him as well. And I, you people don't understand. I thought it would be a fun little project for Leah's all about it too. I told her last night, she's just like, she's like, fuck yeah.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
Um, what I can tell you is a lot of people don't make better decisions with the ingestion of alcohol. So, you know, be careful what you, uh, what you wish and ask for on that. Yeah. Until next time. Until next time.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
She doesn't say that, but she was just like, Oh hell yeah, I'm here for it. Yeah. Give it time. Okay. Give it time because my sister and I were discussing this yesterday. He generally carries his cell phone around in his front pocket. His cell phone has a normal code like all of ours do. His ability to butt dial people from his front pocket is tremendous. Unmatched.
Cleared Hot
Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
So what I think he does is unlocks it. And then before he closes out the screen, he puts it back in.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
Leah got a two minute call from him talking last night. She said, oh, I missed a call from your dad. Oh, I have a two minute voicemail. And I looked at her and I said, before she even listened to it, I was like, he butt dialed you. It was two minutes of him watching the news at his house, wait for it, and talking back to the news. As if.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
So my dad's commentary to, and if you think that's not going to happen somehow. Yeah.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
He doesn't, he'll answer the door and sit there with guests at his house wearing only a robe. I have not had that experience. Yeah. You're lucky. You're lucky. And he doesn't really track what the robe is covering. I think he told this story on the podcast when we were living in Santa Cruz. He walked out to get the newspaper.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
He routinely for months would go out naked and finally encountered women on a morning walk. And he's just out there naked. This is what people are going to see.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
And when you go to the website, which I'll talk about at the end, You're not only going to get the opportunity to buy their really cool teas. This is the packets that they come in, or sachets as they call them. But you're going to get a beaker and a frother as well. And the last ad read I did, I actually made tea on air. Super easy, super convenient.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
He's coming over for dinner tonight. By the time this episode comes out, I hope that we have a profile picture. We don't need to post. Yeah. We don't need to rush it. Yeah. Because as my sister and I just discussed and you heard, he doesn't know how to use the camera app on his phone. No, that doesn't really surprise me. So I don't know what he has in his photos app.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
If anything, probably stuff from iCloud. We're going to really, we're going to back off the velocity. We're Maybe show him how to make a picture post, write a caption. I can't even wait to describe what a hashtag is. And maybe he'll be able to respond to direct messages that people send him.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
Well, yeah, I think that's... I'm glad you all are enthusiastic about this. I'm enthusiastic. That's great. That's great. Anybody who signs up for it? That's on you. I'm not going to be held responsible for what happens. I've known this man longer than all of you. He's wildly entertaining for 30 to 90 minutes on the podcast. I have to deal with his shit day round beyond that.
Cleared Hot
Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
So you know where he's probably at right now? Black rifle. Yeah. Yeah. Having Connor, who is a manager that I pay to manage the store. She's probably now his social media manager.
Cleared Hot
Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
Yeah. Do you know I've specifically told him not to go down?
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
I know. This is what I'm saying. This is what I deal with.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
Yeah. He parks in the post office parking across the street, which is for delivery trucks. Yeah. With all of his windows down, keys in the vehicle, dog in the backseat, Buster would be less likely. He would be more likely to pass a physics test than he would to actually bite somebody trying to steal the car.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
I think Buster would just, if somebody randomly got in his truck and drove off, Buster would just be like, hey, do you have dinner set up for me tonight? As long as I have kibble, like, let's roll, dude. Yeah. Yeah. So he sits there. I got an Instagram message Monday night from the woman who shared the seat next to him on the flight home.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
It's not your grandmother and grandfather's tea. This is tea for 2025 going into 2026. These Puerh bundles are targeting three things, gut health, longevity, and convenience. I already talked about the convenience right here with the sachets.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
Yeah. Interesting. Okay. She happened to be in the coffee shop doing a business meeting the next day. So it actually was a net positive. She's like, oh, I've heard about your podcast and your sister and this, that. And all I just wrote back was, I'm sorry. I hope he didn't. chat your ear off, which he probably did. Apparently he re the same woman reached out to my sister for hormonal stuff.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
Cause my sister's kind of shifted into medical practice stuff. She does from end of life to like, let's keep up alive longer. Yeah.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
I feel like I've put out the appropriate amount of warnings.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
What comes of this is the man that you and I both know because we spend time with him off the air. And the things that he says and does are going to end up on Instagram. Yeah.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
No, no, no, no. The worst that could happen is this account blows up and more people see it. Then it gets suspended. I was power hungry. Fuck. All right. You ready? Yeah. We're doing a combo. We'll go question for question. Sounds good. This one, I'll explain how it ties into how I would ask you this question. I'll answer it too. It's a little bit long. So here we go.
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I find myself at an odd stage in life. I recently turned 31, so eight years older than you, and have come quite a long way. From working simple factory labor positions, spelled O-U-R, so we know this person's either from Europe or north of the border.
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Negligent Discharge Friday - 4/25/25
To building a six-year career in the crane inspection industry, and two years ago starting a small janitorial business with my wife and with a suggestion from my in-laws. The business has changed our lives financially and has been great for paying off our debt and allowing us to relax in the realm of money.
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However, I've worked seven days a week for about a year and a half now and been transitioning between transitioning out of full-time work to full-time business owner. As we expand the business, my work-life balance is completely ruined. My wife has another small business of her own that she does full-time, so I handle most of the janitorial business myself.
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On the gut health side, the teas are naturally fermented for living probiotics and prebiotics to balance your microbiome and for longevity, packed with antioxidants that fight oxidative stress and support cellular regeneration for radiant skin and vitality. They can help you with a microbiome reset.
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I work strange hours, morning and evenings. I work weekdays and weekends. And there is always something that needs to be done as it is running your own business. That is a true story. I've never had that one thing in life that I knew was my thing. The career choice I knew I would follow and was all I have ever wanted to do.
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I've just always done whatever jobs would pay me enough money and suit my lifestyle and capabilities. I have no real passion for being a janitor, but the money is good and allowed me to really change our lives. I have for a long time had a huge amount of respect for law enforcement and I thought I could make a good police officer if I put my mind to it.
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Good police officers have made a huge impact in my life and I love helping people. I work well under pressure and I truly believe I could make a difference in people's lives the way that those officers did for me. The older I get, that thought keeps growing and I worry about looking back on my life and regretting what I didn't do or at least not. or try to do at least.
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I know right now I would need to physically train as well as gather everything needed for the application and that process would probably take me a year at minimum to feel like I did the responsible preparation. I can see two futures for myself.
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One where I keep the janitorial business, maybe grow to a point of having enough employees that I can take a week off here and there and operate a business that only financially fulfills me or spend the next year or so training myself to be the best janitor of my abilities to apply to be a new police officer at the age of 32 to 33 and try to build a new career for myself.
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So my question to you is this. Do you think I should be doubling down on the janitorial business and tough it out for now to hopefully secure our financial future? Or should I take the risk of putting my energy toward a new career as a police officer and failing? So I'm going to save that question for last. My question to you is this.
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Because this is an interesting question that I get all the time. And I'm curious your generation's thought on this. I realize I am an anomaly that I knew at an early age, at least what I wanted my first job to be. And I did that. That bit me in the ass a little bit when I came to the tail end of that job and realized I hadn't put any thought into the after.
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Your generation and your friend group, what do they think about like just work in general? The what's the value on career? Is there a value still placed on, Hey, find a thing and take it as far as you can. Do you hop around as much as possible? Like wealth. And I'm just, you know what I mean? Like there's a variety of questions in that.
Club Random with Bill Maher
Don Lemon | Club Random
It's so boring to just constantly hear people talking about what an asshole Trump is. I know. I was the first one to say it. I'm over it. It's just fucking boring. We get it. He's bad. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. It's like, you know, I just, I don't want to, I just, I'm done.
Club Random with Bill Maher
Don Lemon | Club Random
Like you're informed about everything? Like you don't think anything you have is skewed?
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Don Lemon | Club Random
Yes. Where he wants to talk to everybody. So I'm like, Thank you, Jesus.
Club Random with Bill Maher
Don Lemon | Club Random
For when you see the person. You can't be charming every day of the year. You just can't.
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Don Lemon | Club Random
Yeah, and there were some for the New York Times too.
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It's almost frustrating that it's happening. I'm going to die. His limbs were just like, wrong.
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I'm standing here with Joe Loya. Over 14 months, Joe robbed so many banks, he lost count.
Creating Confidence with Heather Monahan
Confidence Classic: Unlock an Unstoppable Mindset & Marriage with Sarah Blakely & Jesse Itzler
Lovely.
Creating Confidence with Heather Monahan
Confidence Classic: Unlock an Unstoppable Mindset & Marriage with Sarah Blakely & Jesse Itzler
I just did Good Morning America with my dress on backwards.
Creating Confidence with Heather Monahan
Confidence Classic: Unlock an Unstoppable Mindset & Marriage with Sarah Blakely & Jesse Itzler
I didn't know.
Creating Confidence with Heather Monahan
Confidence Classic: Unlock an Unstoppable Mindset & Marriage with Sarah Blakely & Jesse Itzler
That bird is not raised properly.
Creating Confidence with Heather Monahan
Confidence Classic: Unlock an Unstoppable Mindset & Marriage with Sarah Blakely & Jesse Itzler
Unexpected. And look who I married.
Creating Confidence with Heather Monahan
Confidence Classic: Unlock an Unstoppable Mindset & Marriage with Sarah Blakely & Jesse Itzler
Oh, I love that.
Creating Confidence with Heather Monahan
Confidence Classic: Unlock an Unstoppable Mindset & Marriage with Sarah Blakely & Jesse Itzler
Thank you.
Creating Confidence with Heather Monahan
Confidence Classic: Unlock an Unstoppable Mindset & Marriage with Sarah Blakely & Jesse Itzler
Thank you.
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Hold tight. We'll be right back.
Creating Confidence with Heather Monahan
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Mm-hmm.
Creating Confidence with Heather Monahan
The Emotional Intelligence You Were Never Taught with Michelle Chalfant
Okay.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Perhaps it was the way the sun peeked over the clouds or the water playing the perfect score in the background. Or it may have just been the pressure of summer's vacations approach. Whatever it was, on that morning of May the 27th, the frame was absolute perfection. So I took the shot. I sat next to her and made some comment about the book she was reading that I couldn't possibly remember.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Sie lachte daran, aber aus Nervosität oder Leidenschaft würde sie nie sagen. Aber der Lächeln gab mir all die Selbstvertrauen, die ich brauchte. Wir gingen am Morgen mit der geplanten Date. Und dann das Date mit dem anderen, und dem anderen, und dem anderen. Sie sagte Ja sechs Jahre später zum Tag. Yeah, she shit herself. How did you propose?
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Did you actually? I did. I'll text her right now. Go ahead, text her. I did it. That's what happened. That's very romantic. That's actually incredibly thoughtful and sweet.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
I had like a whole little speech prepared and stuff. We were both crying. Can you remember it? I do remember it, actually. Can you say it to me right now?
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Pass the ketchup. Okay, now you're Patrick Stark. It's the same voice. Anyway, the little speech I gave or whatever is... Like when we had started dating, we had this whole conversation where she was talking about how like... Als sie ein Kind war, hat sie gebeten, dass ein Mann in ihr Leben kommt, um Dinge besser, nicht schlimmer zu machen. Blablabla. All diese schmerzhafte Dinge.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
A lot of hostility that you're... You're reaching out with all the ones. Yeah, so it seems that Kevin is a fan of the show. He has two stories, it looks like. I looked for publishing. I don't see anything he has published, at least not at the moment. He has this one, Berries in the Window, and another one called The Puppet Theater in My Attic.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
I managed to discover another frame as flawless as today I met her. From there, we made a beautiful film of our life together. She was a nurse at the leading hospital in the area. Die Stunden waren gruselig, aber sie fühlte sich von den Leben, die sie betrug, begehrt.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Ich, während ich es nicht in Hollywood machte, bekam einen Vertrag für Videografie, arbeitete für Advertisements und Gebäude, die mich genug beschäftigten. Dann, zwei Jahre nach unserem Gebäudetag, habe ich ihr ein Geschenk für mich auf unseren Anniversarien geöffnet. In der Box war ein Stick mit zwei blauen roten Linien. Der Film unserer Leben wurde vollständig aus perfekten Främen gemacht.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Dann wurde das Baby geboren. Das scharfe Licht aus dem Krankenhaus-Büro meldete fast die Kräfte meines Weibes weg. Seine Atmung war rasch, als sie das Baby von innen entfernte. Eons passierten, als wir auf den Schrein warteten. Der Buzzer von florescenten Lichtpulveren über dem Kopf schlug die Raum.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
You know, I saw someone made like a highlight reel of us and they titled it Christian Appalachian Boy and Godless Midwestern Man, the podcast. And I feel like that becomes more true every day.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Der Schrei war nicht wie erwartet. Es war nur ein Hick, ein Geräusch, ein Zirkel. Ich habe einen Blick auf das Baby gefunden, bevor die Nurse ihn aus dem Raum rutschte. Seine Spine war wie ein String, der die Rückseite seines Herzens zu seinen Hüften schlug. Sein Torso, ist das lustig, Hunter?
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Guys, just insane, like a child with a birth defect. Quote, Chinese finger trap baby.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Sure. Yeah. I processed it. It was the choice of words.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
No, no. I apologize. I have his address if anyone wants it. I'll sell it for $14. That is so cheap. I know. It's to send a message. His torso was a stump compared to the ski pole limbs attached. And the eyes, bulging from his skull, they clung to their sockets like balloons inflated in a roll of duct tape.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Ich erinnere mich an Brian Peppers, ja. Aber als ich das gelesen habe, weil die Sprache ein bisschen literarisch war, wurde es sehr figurativ. Also ich schätze, es gibt literally zwei Ballons, die den Kindern in den Kopf gezogen sind. Das Torso war ein Stumpf. Like the doctor turned around and was like, ta-da! And he like made a balloon animal on his head.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Yeah, let me tell you, this is, he should not look like this. Yeah. Like, oh, how'd that happen? He's like hurriedly tying up like a poodle balloon animal behind him.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Die Ärzte sagten, sie hätten nie so ein Verhalten gesehen. Monate von Ultrasäumen und Blutdruck zeigten einen gesundheitlichen Jungen nur, um das Ergebnis zu sein. Es war, als ob er während des Arbeitens mutierte. Elaine und ich waren nicht gleich. Wir sprachen weniger und weniger, weil jedes Atem jetzt ein bisschen länger gebraucht werden musste, um es lebendig zu halten.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Das Baby blieb weiter atmen und füllen, obwohl durch eine Tube. Sie liebte das Baby. Sie hat alles an es gewollt, und ich... Ich war in Unglaublichkeit. Ich hoffte, von dem Schmerz, der uns geworden ist, aufzuwachen. Dass die Pregnanzchirurgen, mit denen wir gesprochen haben, recht waren und ein gesundes Baby noch auf dem Weg war.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Elaine Depp kam zum Krankenhaus nachdem die Maturitätsabschlüsse ausgeschlossen waren. Ich habe die Kontakte für Video-Arbeit für ein Jahr ausgeschlossen. Die Offer waren in dieser Zeit komplett ausgeschlossen. Das war, bis ich ein E-Mail mit dem Anzeigen von einem Dokumentarfilm erhielt habe. Dokumentararbeit war immer mein Interesse.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Da Gebäude und Veranstaltungen meistens von dem Kunden ausgeschlossen werden, war ich mehr als interessiert, der Fahrer eines Projekts zu sein. We are an independent church based an hour from Pleasant View, West Virginia. I imagine Pleasant View, that may be a real place, but Point Pleasant, West Virginia is the place where Mothman is from and stuff like that, so it could be a fun reference.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Our festival is coming in a few days and as this is a once in a lifetime... Once in a lifetime event. We would love to preserve it. All we ask for is three nights of your time and we will make you feel right at home. If you are interested, we can discuss prices and directions. Money is no issue. We believe our faith will be of particular interest to you, Mr. Dowie.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
May you have faith, Pastor Madison. I was turned away after reading the email. Why would it be of particular interest to me? Außer dem seltsamen Ende des E-Mails war ich noch nie religiös. Wegen der letzten Events wurde meine Partialität viel schlimmer als je. Je länger ich mit dem E-Mail saß, desto mehr verdammter wäre ich mit mir selbst gewesen, wenn ich so eine Offerung akzeptiert hätte.
CreepCast
Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Wege sind passiert, seit der ersten E-Mail von Pastor Madison. Ich habe über 50 Jobs in dieser Woche für einen konsistenten Einkommen eingeladen. Von den fast 50 Jobpostings, die ich eingeladen habe, habe ich nur von vier gehört. All with essentially the same apologetic rejection. Elaine's time was wholly dedicated to the baby. She was at its beckoned whim.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
With each gasp or choke, she was there to refill the baby's feeding tube or change its diaper. She was monopolized while I could hardly look at it. I was disgusted with myself for feeling this way. It was a constant stab of guilt within me. Die Kreditkarten waren komplett leer. Wir begannen, alle Kosten auf die Kreditkarten zu legen.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Maybe. I feel like there was one time we read a story and then after we got a recording, I checked on Twitter and they followed us.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
In diesem Sinne haben wir nur ein paar Monate lang 3.000 Dollar tief gelegt. Wir fehlten, das Zuhause zu verlieren. Wir fehlten, das Baby zu verlieren. Wir fehlten alles, und trotzdem kam Rejection nach Rejection von Joblistungen mit meinem Namen in der E-Mail. Ich habe nach einem Zeitpunkt Essen geliefert, aber jeder Konto war wie ein Kaninchen mit einem Sandbucket. Dann kam ein weiterer E-Mail.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Nicht zu mir dieses Mal, sondern zu Elaine. She showed me the message that read as follows. I hope I find you well.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Ich fühlte meine Integrität zerstören, als ich die E-Mail gelesen habe. 8.000 Dollar für drei Tage klingt zu gut, um eine echte Offerung zu sein. Die Optionen waren schlank an der Zeit, aber drei Tage entfernt wäre ein viel benötigter Ausbruch von der Leben, auch wenn es gespart war, diesen Pass durch Proselytisierung zu hören. Vielleicht könnte ein once in a lifetime Festival sogar Spaß machen.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Ich habe Elaine gesagt, dass ich die Offerung nehmen würde. Das war das erste Mal, dass ich sie gesehen habe, mit einem authentischen Gelächter, seitdem das Baby geboren wurde. I decided her smiles were worth selling out for a church for the next couple of days. I opened my laptop and emailed Pastor Madsen back for directions. Three days until the festival.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
So, he emails the wife and says, I wanted to follow up regarding a previous email. But he sends it to her. And he never says anything like, oh, a previous email to your husband. He just assumes.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Yeah, and I mean like $8,000 is hard to pass up, especially for how short the work is.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
I mean, you've got a child that needs round-the-clock care you're trying to take care of, you know? Pleasant View was only a two-hour drive from my home. As instructed by Pastor Madison, I pulled onto a back road that devolved from pavement to gravel and then dirt. The dirt ended in an encircling tree line only ten minutes from the main road.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Die restliche 50-minütige Reise musste auf dem Fuß beendet werden, nicht ein einfacher Hike mit all dem Filmgewehr, das ich versuchte. Ich nahm mein Handy aus meinem Kofferraum und schrieb eine Texte zu Elaine, um sie von meinem Anruf zu beurteilen. Die eine Bar von Signal, die ich sicher hatte, würde für die nächsten drei Tage dauern.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Nach kurzem Worrying über das Verlassen meines Autos, bin ich mich in die wunderschönen Wälder eingezogen. Eine Stunde später kam ich aus der Bramble- und leckeren Waldstätte zu einem offenen Abflug. Die Gebäude speckelten das Gras mit etwas, was ein wenig vorgesehen war. Huts wären eine genere Bezeichnung für solche Strukturen.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Verpackte Löcher, die zusammengeplattet wurden, formten die oberen Wälder. Jedes war einzigartig zusammengestellt, aber kollektiv in ihrem Zustand des Abfalles geteilt. The only buildings large enough to fit more than three people in them were a structure in the middle of a one-acre fence and field and a church nestled in the village center. Top of the spire was a vacant seat for a cross.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
I considered getting a shot of the village to prove this wasn't just a film set I stumbled onto when a figure approached. This is interesting. I like the mention of like, so it looks all kind of ramshackled together. But then there is a church, but there's no cross on top of the church, right? Yeah. Das ist eine interessante Note. He appeared to glide across the dirt path.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Each of his steps were careful and deliberate. The man kept pure black hair tight to his scalp. No evidence of hair remained below his eyebrows. Gray didn't dare show, regardless of the wrinkles appearing at the corners of his eyes. His irises cloaked his pupils perfectly. Das klingt wie eine exaktere Beschreibung von Jim Jones. Ja.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Wie das schwarze Haar, das gegen seinen Kopf eingeklemmt ist, und er trägt das blaue Kleid und so.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Sometimes they suck, sometimes they're pretty good. We got a pile of stories people handed us at the live show. A pile. I have four, I think.
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Das Jerusalem-Kreuz, das wurde oft von den Krusadern benutzt, oder? I have no idea. Maybe. I think it's a Crusader logo, if I remember correctly. Yes, I think that's right. Or at least first popped up with the Crusades.
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Yeah, I think maybe something like violence, like conquest of belief kind of thing. Right. Pastor Madison, I assume? I said, extended my hand.
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Sein Geräusch war langweilig, als ob die Wörter von Troubles nur in Ordnung waren. Seine Hand war leise und leise, als es mich schlug. Seine Präsenz war seltsam unvergesslich, als ob sie nie von irgendeinem Auferstandenen entdeckt worden wäre. Bitte, nimm das. Er erhielt ein Envelope. Als ich es öffnete, fand ich einen Konto für 4.000 Dollar.
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Die andere Hälfte, die ich sicher hatte, würde nach dem Festival kommen. Es seemed rude in that moment to confirm. He had a nature that was difficult to question, so I thanked him for the early payment and put it into my wallet. The picture of me and my wife met my eyes from the billfold. Our smiles were carved onto our faces. I remember the intense labor it took to wear a smile that day.
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I peeked over the vast white nothing, introduced to the image by a crease of my own making nearly a year prior. I felt a stab in my gut each time I saw the image. Der Kreis hat den Stab nicht verhindert, aber der Kreis bleibt. Ich wollte dich vor deinem ersten Service in unserer Stadt zeigen.
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Ich fand es so, als ob ich nicht viel von unserer aktuellen Position sehen konnte, aber ich war verantwortlich. Als wir nach dem Herzen des Dorfes gegangen sind, hat er meine Aufmerksamkeit zu allen Strukturen gedrückt, und seine Geschichte von allen Familien, die dort leben, gegeben. Er sprach gläubig von jeder Familie und nannte jeden Mitglied.
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Er zeigte mir den Krieg, wo sie ihre Kleidung waschen, das offene Feld, wo die Kinder alle spielen, und das ruckartige Wellen, das nichts mehr als ein Sicherheitsvermögen war, um alle Zeiten zu vermeiden. Aber ich konnte seiner hypnotischen, mundanen Stimme kaum hören, als meine Aufmerksamkeit auf das befestigte Feld gedrängt wurde.
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Eine Gruppe von Frauen schlug sich von einem der stehenden Pferde. Sie rüttelten und küssen den Tierkopf, als sie sinkten. I thought to ask the passenger about the strange display, but decided it would be best to hold my tongue. His nature still difficult to question. He spoke instead.
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It is time for our service. So I see there the women knelt down by the cow touching its belly, probably because the cow is about to have a calf, right? And they're doing something for like the calves to be born. I see a mirror between that and his wife having the child, right? There's going to be some kind of like blood for blood, animal for human.
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Smorgasbord of color fueled by the full moon painted window frame shapes around the room. Candles shifted the shadows in a mesmerizing sway. The blurred hills of congregation heads peeked just into the picture. Pastor Madison prepared to deliver his sermon to the village residents, filling the 30 pew seats. Audio levels were as perfect as could be hoped in the open nave.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
The past three episodes we've recorded in the span of like four days. So. Tokyo. That's all I can think of. Tokyo. Konnichiwa.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
The rustle and mumbles of the congregation ceased when Pastor Madison stepped forward to begin.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Upon rechecking the viewfinder, there was a little too much headroom above the pastor. I made the proper adjustment to satisfaction.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Die Lichtung in der Kirche verursachte die Temperatur, um mich etwas zu warm zu machen. Ich bin schnell in die Kamera-Settings eingegangen und habe die weiße Balance ausgestattet, indem ich Pastor Madisons Schuhe als Anzeige verwendete. Als ich den Fehler verletzte, habe ich mich sichergestellt, dass es ein Fehler war.
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Die Tür hinter dem Pastor öffnet sich und die Kanzlerin steht und applaudiert. Sie blockiert sowohl die Kamera als auch meine eigene Sicht der Klammer. I could only find slim sight lines between the shoulders of the congregation and their flurry of clapping hands. I slammed the tripod together and moved to the aisle for a clear view of the pulpit once more. What stood there was incomprehensible.
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It appeared to be the shape of a human. I could see the outline of arms, legs, and a head, but it shifted. Es war so, als ob das Ding aktiv gearbeitet hätte, um sich in dieser Form zu befinden. Die Features des Dings wurden geschmolzen und sich auf sich hineingefügt. Seine Haut war schwarz-grün mit Speckern von Farbe, die es als Schnee ausgab, die auf einem tintierten Fenster fiel.
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Die Kamera konnte das nicht sehen. Wo das Ding in dem Frame sein sollte, gab es nur einen weißen Schmuck, der das Rest der Lichter in der Bildung entdeckte. Die Eildörfer riefen einfach einen Fuß hinter mir auf.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Funny enough, that's where he said he was going to murder a woman. So, what does that tell you?
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
A woman entered with dirt staining the lower portion of her dress. She held something in her arms. A small creature shielded by her shoulder. An all too familiar hick and gasp and choking wafted from the creature. It was a calf with a bend in the spine, a stumpy torso and the eyes. The eyes clung to their sockets with the same desperation as the babies.
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The woman ushered the calf to the altar and got on a knee before presenting it to the being. Pastor Maddison und die Gemeinde mutterten in einer Sprache, die mir ungewöhnlich war. Ihre Worte waren raffinierend, wurden lauter, als das Bewusstsein das Knie in was nur an seinen Händen beobachtet werden konnte.
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Die Frau begann zu weinen und zu schreien, wo sie stand, und die Chance überwältigte die Luft. Und die Chance überwältigte sie. Das Bewusstsein erhielt das Knie in den Luft, verhungerte das, was nur an seinen Händen beobachtet werden konnte, und verbrauchte das deformede Knie. Das Schreien endete in einem Atemzug. Die silente Erwartung warf sich über jede Person im Raum.
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Meine Rippen konnten mein Herz nicht mehr befüllen. Nach Monaten von Forschungen und Doktorbesuchen fand ich endlich ein anderes Tier mit dem selben Schmerz wie mein Sohn. Und es ist weg. Ich wollte schreien. Ich wollte das Ding attackieren, das mir die einzige Chance gab, zu verstehen, was mein Baby hat. Ich verhielt dieses Instinkt.
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Pastor Madison schrie nach hinten und sagte, Es wurde neu geboren, durch reine Glauben. Die Leute riefen in unbekannten Sprüchen und Gebeten. Die Tränen füllten die Augen der Gemeinde, als Pastor Madison den Kaffee über seinem Kopf öffnete, jetzt perfekt gesund. Oh, this is great. I already see where this is going. This is so good. Like presenting to him like this option, right? Yeah.
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Yeah. Another thing I like, I didn't know until just then is he's, he hasn't said his kid's name. He won't refer to it as that. He just calls it the baby. Yeah. He has like this bitterness, this detachment from it. The service ended in an instant. The congregation emptied past me and the beans slipped into the backroom, leaving only Pastor Madison and I in the nave.
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He recognized my confusion and, with a wave, invited me to the backroom. Rationally, I assumed that this was all some sick prank at my expense. That they had to have known about my son's afflictions and made some kind of puppet to mimic the deformities. It seemed far too real to be a puppet, but it had to be something.
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Als Pastor Madison in den Hinterraum ging, fühlte ich die wirkliche Möglichkeit, in der gleichen Wohnung zu sein, als das... Ding. All I knew was that on the other side of the door, there were answers. The only answers in the world, as far as I knew. So I took a breath and went in. The door squealed in a way I hadn't noticed from the back of the church.
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The tan stucco walls couldn't have been more than ten feet in either direction. There was enough room for a polished wooden desk with hand-carved iconography of departed saints. A purple and green love seat that appeared more suited for a hotel suite in the 80s than the office of a pastor. And a pocket Bible resting on an end table.
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Pastor Madison sat behind the desk with his forehead in his palms. He alerted himself to my presence and extended an invite to the love seat with a heaven-facing palm. I sat with caution.
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sagte Pastor Maddison. Er muss mich zu meiner Schwierigkeit gewöhnt haben. Dieses Statement brachte mir die Höhle von Fragen, als ich alle Gedanken, die ich hatte, ausgespült habe. Was war falsch mit dem Kaff? Wie wurde er gerettet? War das etwas wirkliches? Was war das, denke ich? Er sagte im Stille mit meiner Höhle von Fragen.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Sein offensiver Gesicht blieb stoisch, als sie in seinem Kopf fielen, bis er sprach.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
I found this an odd statement, given the myriad of questions I gave him. I took the pocket Bible in my hand without turning the cover.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
After a brief wave of confusion, I flipped open the cover, thumbed through the pages, each one with an X etched into it with pencil. Each page I progressed, the duller the lead and more rips in the page from the pressure, till there were only rips in each page.
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Wie dein Sohn. Die Worte störenden mich. Also wusste er über meinen Sohn. Aber wie? Wir haben nie online über ihn gelesen, seit er geboren ist. Ich kannte niemanden in diesem Teil des Staates und hatte keinen Grund, eine Stunde von der Zivilisation durch eine Stadt zu gehen. Aber letztendlich war er nicht falsch.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Dieses Gebiet gab mir die einzige Chance, dass mein Sohn eine lange, erfüllende Leben hatte. Okay, also ich muss nur sagen...
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
I was a little like, I was like, I like this story or whatever, but then that, the combination of the church steeple having the cross removed, and then this quote-unquote pastor being like, that's the last Bible in this village, and all the pages are scratched out, scattered through and stuff like that, as if like, he was at once a pastor and this was his congregation, but he found that he hated God, so he took them out here and he's found a new religion, he's found a new God to worship.
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Yeah, he found the truth somewhere else. Yeah, it's like this. I like this. This is a cool setup. I'm vibing. This goes pretty hard. It's like I made the Jim Jones joke, but it is very Jim Jones, like presentation for everything. Like we have to find our own answer somewhere else, you know? Yeah. Yeah, this is really cool. I like this. It almost reminds me of like
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Do you remember in the first part of Deepwoods, when they go to that church that there's a demon in the basement of, and there's like, oh, the desk in the room with the demon is the same as the one in the pastor's office. Kind of implying there's a community out here that worships some forgotten god. This is almost what I imagine the Deepwoods town to be like before it disappeared.
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Ja, das ist wie der Vorhang zu einer Situation wie dieser, einer vergessenen Stadt, die einen Dämonen verbunden hat. Ja. Der Sonnenschein stürzte vor dem Himmel, vor einigen Stunden. Ich wusste, dass mein Abstand wahrscheinlich nicht so gut ist. In so einer verletzten, rüttelnden Gemeinschaft, ist jeder Ruf nur für die Familien drin. Ehrlich gesagt, waren es wahrscheinlich nur wenige Räume.
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Ich folgte dem Pastor zu meinen Wohnquartieren, ohne ein Wort zu sprechen. Ich folgte ihm über die schmutzige Fenster, das gelapidierte Wellen, das in einem schmutzigen Geruch ausgerutscht hat und in das zweitgrößte Gebäude in der Kirche, das Heim. Wir fuhren in den Hehl-Loft, ein spätes Zimmer in allen Dimensionen, aber die Höhe, bis zum Boden, gräbte mir fast meinen Hals.
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Hellebellen, die die Basen und die steigenden Stellen auf dem hohen Boden und in den Bereichen hielten. Außer Helle sattelte ein rotfremdes Bett unter einem gebrochenen Fenster, mit einem Kühlschrank an seiner Seite. Das Fensterzimmer blieb rot. Pastor Madison entschuldigte sich für den Raumstand und erwähnte die Wahrscheinlichkeit, in der Nacht einige Geräusche zu hören.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Warum feiern wir bei einem Red Robins? I say I did something bad. Took me to Red Robins for a celebration? I know, but you mean something else? I strangled a woman on a Japanese train.
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Es werden wahrscheinlich Mäuse sein. Es ist am besten, sie zu ignorieren. Er sagte in einer sternen Stimme. Ich versicherte ihm, dass es kein Problem war. Ich werde nicht lange bleiben. Dann ging er schnell weg. Die Sonnenlicht gab dem Hayloft eine Farbe von weichem Weiß. Stunden passen, bevor ich eine Schnauze von Ruhm gefunden habe, und trotzdem würde ich nicht verlassen.
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Ich setzte mich in einen Moment ein. Die Mondlicht schlug die Raum, leaving vast corners in pure darkness. Ich rief aus dem Void mit quivering breath. Keine Antwort. Keine Antwort. Just beyond the corner of the shadows was a trail of once stacked hay bales. My mind went to the being at church service. If this place held such mysteries as that being, what else could be lurking here?
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Anger grew from desperation and I hurled the bucket into the darkness. The clang of the bucket meeting the floorboards forced a high-pitched shriek out of the darkness. A figure darted from the door and shot down the stairs, stomping on each step as it descended. Ohne Gedanken folgte ich. Die Fläche und das Dorf dahinter waren unbeleuchtet.
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Ich habe die Bereiche gescannt, um zu sehen, wer oder was das Ding war, das mich schläft. Ich habe mich um den Wald gewandt, ohne die wenigen Pferde, die sich unter den Sternen für die Nacht schliefen. Sie waren unverstört, was mich geliefert hat. Das war, bis ich es sah. Ein Figur, der nicht mehr als 50 Yards in den Gras geschliffen war. I could make out the back of a head and shoulders.
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Even at its imagined full height, it seemed small. I approached it cautiously. Each step I took was mindful of my feet. Careful not to catch a twig or a dry leaf under my weight. I still was not quite enough. It jolted up and turned to face me. It was a girl. No older than ten years. Her body was frail and her brown hair matted to her head. Her Eyes swelled with panic at the sight of me.
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She was unusual, even beyond her obvious neglect. Her upper lip weaved into an M-shape up to the outer corner of each of her nostrils. Her hands slapped over her mouth, covering this blemish in embarrassment. She drops the basket woven of hay into the grass. I could hear her breath pulse through her chest as I stepped closer. Sie trug sich, keeping a constant distance between us.
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Tears formed in her eye and reflected in the moonlight. Not knowing sign language, I crossed my forearms over my heart as I asked her to trust me. I approached her slowly, her breath faster with each step. I bent over to her hay basket. Three wine berries scattered from within it. I gathered them back in and handed it to her.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Sie hat ihren Lächeln entdeckt und sich mit einem Schmuck und einem Wippen ihrer Augen etwas zurückgekehrt. Sie hat mich angeschaut und hat mir gemeldet, wenn ich gefragt hätte, ob sie ihre Beeren holen will. Ich habe gemeldet, als sie gesagt hat, dass sie sie will. Wir haben die nächste Stunde die Beeren in ihren Kühlschrank gesammelt.
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Als wir zusammengebrochen sind, habe ich ihr eine volle Palme gesammelt und sie in ihren Kühlschrank gesammelt. Sie ist ein bisschen mehr lebendig geworden mit jeder Beere, die wir gesammelt haben. Als das Licht des Sonnens auf den Füßen der Berge bemerkbar wurde, schlug mir die Angst wieder ein. Ich dachte an meinen Sohn. Sollte er lange genug leben, um sich selbst zu erinnern?
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Wäre er den Sonnenschein auch gefährlich? Ich pausierte an ihrer Seite, nachdem ich eine Blume von Pfeffern gedumpft habe. Nach einem Moment der Gedanken schlug ich ihr in die Augen und sagte ihr, was ich die Nacht vorher gesehen habe. über den kranken Kaff, der in der Kirche gerettet wurde, über das, was ihn gerettet hat, und dass sie einen Körper hätte, der der Schönheit ihres Sohnes passt.
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Ich hoffe, sie wäre erstaunt, die Nachrichten zu hören, dass sie so aufgeregt wäre, mit mir in der Kirche zu gehen und gerettet zu werden. Sie hat ihre Mundhaut wieder mit ihrer Palme verkleidet und ist für den Garten gerannt, ihre Augen wieder einmal voll mit Tränen. Zwei Tage bis zum Fest. Interessant. Wie fühlst du dich so weit?
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
I like the note of this little girl who has a deformity. It's like, oh, you could be healed, but it causes her to cry.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
The sun filled the hayloft with fury. The previous night felt so far away, but after confirming on my phone, it was only two hours ago. The bed protested as I staggered to my feet. My mind immediately went to the girl. I ended up referring to her as the girl, but it hadn't occurred to me to ask for her name. The floorboards cracked and popped as I approached the stairs.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
My mouth opened to call to her, but ultimately the air was best if left silent. I descended the stairs with my camera equipment alone. The morning light intensified to midday after shooting B-roll of the church, barn and a couple other residential buildings. As the day aged, I got some shots of the village residents. A wife rinsed the family laundry in the creek and pinned them to a clothesline.
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Her right leg, just a few inches shy of her left, gave her a distinct limp, assisted by a twisted wooden cane. I returned to the bar in the evening, just before the sky shed its blue. As I climbed the stairs, I heard a scurry of feet from the hayloft. When I entered the room, it seemed unchanged. The bucket still resting at the end of its violent journey across the room.
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The hay bales remained spilled from the top of the stack and the girl concealed in her usual hiding place. The only difference from that morning were the berries. A group of berries baked at the ledge of the shattered window. I took a step or two towards the berries and was met with a hiss behind me. I turned and caught a glimpse of the girl before she ducked back behind the hay bales.
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I assumed it was meant to be a shush that her lips would not allow. I snuck behind the hay with her. She was tucked in a ball with her mouth concealed by her knees. I tried to console her with a touch, but she dodged my hand with a jolt. I whispered my apologies to her, which was met with another hiss. The first time her eyes met mine since the night prior. A pause opened a chasm between us.
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A faint gust of wind blew into the room from the broken window. The sound whistled past the shards of glass that still held onto the frame and brushed the loose straw against the floor. The sound was enough to pique the girl's interest. She darted her head around the bales of hay for a glance at her berries. They remained unchanged.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
She paused at this realization before retreating behind her knees once more. I offered an apology for offending her and that my intention was not to hurt her feelings at all. She offered nothing in response. After a moment of consideration, I fished in my pocket and revealed my wallet.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Flipping open the fold, I removed my family portrait from its plastic sheath, the crease held firm by the pressure of time. With pins in my lungs, I flipped the white corner to reveal my son. His form was just as haunting as the first day I saw him. I turned it so that she could see.
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Ich sagte ihr über meinen Sohn, dass er seit seinem Geburtstag so ausgesehen ist, dass ich jetzt sehe, dass er hier gerettet werden kann. Sie schlug meinen Sohn mit ihrer Zeigefinger. Ich konnte die Bedeutung nicht mit dem Blick in ihr Auge sammeln, aber ich beurteilte ihr, dass sie nicht falsch war, zu sehen, dass er so ausgesehen hat, als ob er hier auf dem ersten Tag geboren worden wäre.
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Sie hat sich nicht für diese Unterbrechung der Zeigefinger geäußert. Diesmal hat sie ihn umgekehrt und seine Fingerhaut auf seinen Körper gelegt. Oh. Sein Name? Sein Name ist Alan. Hm. Die Worte kamen mir in die Ohren, wie ein Verlust von Zeit. Eine Flamme klingelte innerhalb von mir. Mein Sohn heißt Alan.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Die Mädels Mund war noch an ihren Beinen geschlossen, aber ich konnte die Körner seines zufriedenen Lächelns sehen. Ich fragte sie, was ihr Name war. Sie schlug und dachte für einen Moment, bevor sie ihre Füße aufhörte, bevor sie es nach oben und nach unten an den Rücken schlug. Ich schüttelte das Display an. Glücklicherweise hat sie sich in die Verabschiedung eingelassen.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Was the train Japanese or the woman? Both. Then I don't know if I can continue. I don't think I can keep the I think I think just culturally and especially from like a brand safe perspective. I think I have to quit the show, but I won't tell how you on a public transit and you got away with it. You got out of the country. It was late at night. It was so late.
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Schreien, punchen vielleicht, knacken. Sie schrug, akzeptierte diese Antwort, realisierte, dass es nicht mehr wert war. Ein weiterer Wind wanderte in den Raum, dieses Mal mit viel mehr Leben. Sie stoppte und blickte schnell um die Helle. Sie sass auf dem Schuhzimmer, war ein Beak voll mit einem verbrachten Teil, war ein vibranter Kardinal. Knock revealed her smile at the sight of it.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
It was her perfect shot. I looked back down at the family photo before reintroducing the fold, tucking it into the sleeve of my wallet. Our cardinal would come soon.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Ich könnte falsch sein. Interessant. Ich denke, vielleicht könnte es eine literare Beziehung sein. Ich glaube, dass der Pastor die Frau e-mailen könnte. Das könnte ein Zeichen sein, dass die Frau irgendwie involviert ist und nicht dem Mann sagt. Ich fühle mich auch, als ob der Kardinal symbolisch ist. Oh, das ist eine gute Möglichkeit, wenn etwas für uns vorgelegt wird.
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Aber die Beeren sind Pumpe oder was auch immer. Ja. Ich gab ihr meine Grüße, sammelte meine Filme und Equipment und ging zur Kirche. Das Gebäude fühlte sich an der Nacht anders. Die Schatten exagerierten die Kräfte und Kurven der Wetterkonstruktion. Die Lichter flickerten durch die Glasfäden und wogen über den Gras, der in ihren Säulen enthalten war.
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Pastor Madisons Stimme vibrierte durch die Schlitze im Wald. Dieses Gebäude hat mir für das erste Mal in über einem Jahr einen Schmerz erweckt, aber jetzt ist es ein schmerzhafter Schmerz, der mir in den Mund geraten ist. Ich konnte den Grund nicht stellen. Just before entering, I felt a tug at my sleeve.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
I turned, a bit more startled than I cared to admit to see Nock, her cleft lip unapologetically visible. A pleasant sight. I asked her what she was doing outside of the church. I told her she didn't have to follow me inside. It was okay to remain how she is. Inside, the roar of the congregation extinguished the insects playing their song for the moon.
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Nock raised her forearms and crossed them over her chest, then pointed to mine. I trust you. Sie sagte durch eine leise, aber rüste Stimme, zusammen öffnen wir die Türen der Kirche. Der leckere Geschmack war immer mehr präsent. Es stand am Altar. Seine Fähigkeiten schiefen in der mittleren Schnee ihres Körpers. Nock reichte ihre kleinen Finger um meinen Vorderarm an der Seite davon.
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Die Congregation wurde in der Stille an unserem Schritt gebracht. Was ist das? Pastor Madison rief über die Wälder der Kirche. Jeder Schritt, den wir in die Isle genommen haben, brachte mehr Detail zu der Ausdruckung des Pastors. Angst, Angst, dann Panik wurden in seinen Augen geplastert. Kehren kamen in mich.
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Ich beobachtete, den Knopf anzunehmen und sie von diesem Ort zu drücken, aber sie war bereits aus meiner Rechnung. Seine Nase kränte, um auf die Gesichter der Menschheit zu schauen, jetzt direkt über ihr. Sie war bemerkenswert höher als die Nacht vorher. Der Mensch streckte ein Arm, das ungewöhnlich und methodisch über den Altar zu einem Kloß streckte. Wo ist der Kloß?
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Pastor Madison schrie durch einen trübselnden Hals. Der Mensch streckte den Kloß, um zu knacken. Einer seiner Finger blieb drin. Pastor Madison schlug an sie. Sein Gesicht blieb mit ihr, um sein Auge zu fangen, aber sie schlug nicht. Sie schlug mein Auge. Ich werde. Sie antwortete eine Frage, die nie gesprochen wurde.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Pastor Madison rutschte aus der Kirche, schlug mit mir die Schultern auf den Weg. Ich wurde auf die Pflege geschockt, die alle auf einmal aus meinem Mund fliehen wollten. Sie trug einen Schlauch und der Publikum gruselte. Ich konnte in ihrem Lächeln sehen, dass ihr Glück intensifizierte. Sie klingelte eine Melodie, die ich mir sicher hatte, sie kam zu mir in diesem Moment.
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Eine Melodie, die genau gleich ist, wie die Frau, die den Kau singt. Dann schnappte das Bein. Der Spinn wurde kompressiert. Und die Augen bluten aus ihren Hüften. All while her hum continued. The congregation began their alien chant. Alan, the calf, and now Knock shared in living death. The being grabbed her new form.
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Its fingers became spears of speckled shadow, piercing her abdomen and lifting her into the air effortlessly. The chanting now more rabid and ear-splitting. I couldn't move. I couldn't think. I couldn't even breathe as the being's jaws unhinged with the crackling of falling trees. Nocks unrecognizable form slid into the being until the hum was no more.
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Kind of like a collateral moment where Tom Cruise gets shot to death and they just leave him on the train and it's fine. No, I... I hit her body. Oh, on a train?
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
The crowd's chant again turned silent as they waited for the rebirth. A girl with two perfectly normal eyes and lips standing upright on the altar. A girl born anew by pure faith. A girl that never came. Es wurde aus dem Altar und in den Hinterraum geliefert. Die Kugel war volle von allen Geräuschen, in einem Moment zerbrochen von dem feinen Schreien einer kleinen Mädchen.
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Die Kugelflöcher schütteten den Rest ihrer Wüste, leaving the wax slain in a puddle at their feet. The floorboards of the Kugel rested after their deafening squeals under the weight of the congregation. The altar left vacant. Die Zeit ist vorbei, bis ich das letzte Mal einen Knall gesehen habe, bevor ich die Kraft gefunden habe, die Kirche zu verlassen.
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Die Wolken haben den Mond des Lichts verspült. Nur die Lantern, die von den Stühlen der Familien-Domitilien gelangten, haben den Weg zurückgelegt, in den heiligen Heilhof. Die Tränen sind in den Körnern meiner Augen. Ich habe sie mit meinem Finger weggeworfen und die Tränen, die mich in den Körnern meiner Augen wackelten, mit einem störenden Satz.
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I would say that. But it sounds like she's dead because it says it picks her up to chanting more rabbit and ear splitting. It swallows her.
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and then it says the crowd's chant turned as they waited for the rebirth a girl with two normal eyes and lips a girl born by faith a girl that never came and then it says the being glided off of the altar and into the back room the nave was void of all sound in a moment broken in a moment by the faint cry of a little girl says candle flames chewed the remainder of their wicks leaving the wax slain floorboards the altar left vacant
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Hours passed since I saw a knock and I found the strength to leave the church building. So I think what happened is it swallowed her and then nothing new happened. It just killed her. She disappeared into the void. And they heard the cry. The crowd heard a little cry, but that was it. So congratulations, dude. You fed a child to this demon ghost thing.
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Geschrieben von Kevin Jones. Bevor die Rekorde begann, hat Hunter gefragt, ob ich den Podcast noch machen würde, wenn er eine Frau in kaltem Blut ermordet hätte. Und ich habe niemanden anderes darüber zu erzählen.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
They're waiting for the girl to be born anew, but that is not what happened.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Everyone he comes across in the town has some. Yeah, it's like a goddamn freak show all around town.
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und es ist, als ob der Pfarrer Menschen auf die Idee mit Tieren verkauft hat, als ob Kälber nach vorne kommen und sie getötet werden, sodass alle Leute in der Stadt so sind, dass vielleicht das mir nächstes Mal sein kann, vielleicht kann ich so getötet werden, aber wenn ein Kind tatsächlich getötet wird, ist der Pfarrer so, wo ist der Kaff, was wird passieren, es tötet sie einfach, richtig,
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So you have a whole community of people who are waiting on their... What was that story in the Bible? Oh, the pool of Bethesda. A pool that an angel would come and dip its wing into the pool and anyone who stepped into it would be healed, but it's whoever made it to the water first. So people would just live by the pool of Bethesda, hoping to be the first person to come into the pool.
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And here you have a sort of pool of Bethesda, but instead of it being a healing water... Whoever gets there first, it is just the promise of the pool that has brought all these people in without any, at least as far as we know, without any actual delivery on that promise. After scaling the mountain of stairs to the hayloft, I creak open the door to see the all too familiar scene.
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A dreadful mattress nested in iron, hay bales scattered on the floor, the broken window with a pile of fresh berries in the windowsill. A figure rested on a hay bale. No. Although this was my room for another night, I couldn't help the feeling that I was intruding. I turned to sneak back down the stairs when his voice stopped me. Her name was Belle.
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His words quivered from his lips, but still had an accusatory stab. I turned to face him. He pushed against his knees to stand. I could see his swollen eyes. With a sniff into the sleeve of his robe, he continued.
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He paced around me like a shark, his eyes carefully monitoring his next step as he spoke. What happened to her? Where is she? My words stopped his encircling. A snarl curled his lip inward, pressing a moment of rage. The rage simmered in me as well. He continued as if he didn't hear me. I told her to stay away from the church and she listened.
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He turned and... Er drehte sich und stürzte mich an. Seine Augen sahen mich an. Die unverletzbare Fassade, die er an der Zeit, als ich ihn kennengelernt habe, war zerstört in der Lanternlicht. Dann kommst du. Die Worte fliegen aus seinem Geist. Er pausiert einen Moment, bevor er weitergeht.
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Ich habe ihr gesagt, dass sie das machen würde. Er schaute nach den Himmelen, als ob die Kraft seine Schmerzen auf der Bühne halten würde. Verletzt, sitzt er wieder auf der Hebel für einen Moment. Ich habe ihr gesagt, dass sie ihren Bruder wieder sehen würde. Die Worte waren fehl, wie die Wände eines Knolls. Die Pause folgte, nur mit ihrem Atem. Was ist mit ihr passiert?
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Ich antwortete mit einem sternen Ton. Er ging zu seinen Füßen mit der Lanterne in der Hand. Sie verlor ihre Glauben. Er antwortete. Ich trakte ihn, als er auf den Top of the Stairs schlug. Keep the faith, Mr. Dowie. That is all I ask. Er schlug mit einem Geräusch in seinen Hals. Dann fiel er und sein Lantern auf den Stairs, leaving darkness in their wake. The day of the festival.
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So, would you say that... I'm sure it doesn't work. I kind of more so believe what I did, that no one gets healed by this thing. But is the pastor saying there that he told her not to come to the church because she was supposed to have faith that she was okay, whereas others can be healed by it? Or...
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Maybe he cared about Belle and he didn't want her to fall for the facade he was telling everyone else.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Keep the faith in me. Yeah. The morning beat my eyelids open with a blinding ray. I begrudgingly stood from the clutch of the rickety mattress. I looked at the camera gear I stacked in the corner, batteries glowing their solid green eyes as they hang on the sockets of their chargers. I knew there was still a job to be done. But how could I find a minuscule amount of care?
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I started to grow concerned that I wasn't there to film the documentary anyway. I left the hayloft empty-handed, descended the stairs and walked. Circled around the family huts. Every face I saw wore a smile. Many of the children danced or ran through the open grass. A couple of residents even waved hello. Still, their voices remained a mystery. Until I heard a woman call out to me.
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I turned to see the wife with the shortened right leg and twisted cane gesturing into her home. I debated continuing in my sulk, but I was beginning to feel a bit parched by that time. So I entered. The interior was just as dilapidated as the outside. Cobwebs dressed the corners of the single room. Splinters of sunlight glowed between the decayed wood paneling.
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I sat at the table while a kettle dangled by a chain over an open fireplace. I tried to make small talk about the upcoming festival.
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My stomach churned. I tried to warn her that we all have to leave this place, that we are not going to make it out of here alive if we all do not leave immediately, that our fate would be the same as Bell's. The sickening snap of her bones echoed in my mind. Her lips turned, not in fear or concern like I hoped, but in pity as she tapped her finger against the handle of her cane.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Well, hold on. Did... So did just like Harry and Allison just watch? Were they just there? They didn't care? Like what was the logistics of you?
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Ich verstehe. Also die Idee ist, dass sie alle ihre Rolle haben und sie sehen, was mit der kleinen Mädchen passiert ist, sie steigt aus der Linie, im Grunde. Ich verstehe. Abend rollte mit dem schweren Tränen ein. Leute sammelten sich außerhalb des Gartens für die Festivitäten. Lanterns hielten von gebrochenen Bruststücken und Pitchforks steckten in den Dirt in dem offenen Feld des Gartens.
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Das Licht zirkulierte die Gruppe von Leuten, als sie tannten, lachen und klopften die Töne eines Fiddlers mit einem verlassenen Fuß. Ich stand außerhalb der Gruppe. Die Kamera-Equipment war immer noch in der Höhle. Es gibt hier keine perfekten Schüsse. Ich habe die Trennlinie geschaut.
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Ich habe mir vorgestellt, den Weg zu meinem Auto tausendmal am Tag zu verhindern, was sicher ein gruseliges Display war, aber jedes Mal, als ich mich anschaue, fühle ich mich mehr wie auf einer Wand. Like there was truly no space between the trees. We were all ensnared. A figure approached from the dirt path connecting to the center of the village.
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I dreaded the deity's approach, but this figure was far too pale. It was Pastor Madison, a sight that made my brow sweat even more. He balanced two trays of identical chalices on top of each other in his hands. His robe still tattered from the night before. Now is the time for each of us. Okay, so this hit, I made the Jim Jones jerk, this is the Jim Jones joke, this is literally Jim Jones.
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This is Jim Jones, this is Drink the Kool-Aid. Yep. Yep. The group did what they were told, each one grabbing their cup and stepping away from the cluster that formed around Pastor Madison. The cluster dwindled until there was one cup remaining on the tray. Pastor Madison caught me in his gaze in an instant. My spine squirmed within me as he approached. The last cup extended.
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Be of good faith for your son. He whispers through his teeth with the cup extended to my chest. I take the cup and consider his words for a moment. Despite what happened to Belle, could this still be the only chance my boy has? I look, no. I look, absolutely not. From everything you know, do not drink this. Jim Jones. I look down, Jim Jones, yeah. I look down into the cup.
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Black liquid reflected my image back at me. I watched as my face distorted to the ripples. Drink, and you shall be made in the true image. I will say the black liquid is accurate because Jim Jones used great flavor aid. Not Kool-Aid, Flavor-Aid, everyone. Not Kool-Aid, Flavor-Aid. Not to besmirch the good name of Kool-Aid. It was Flavor-Aid. Pastor Madison called over his followers.
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One by one, each of them sucked down the black ichor with heartfuls of faith. A portrait of myself on a dust canvas stared back at me again from within the chalice. Ich schlug mich um und ging in den Wellen, um die Kuppe in seinen Schmerz zu werfen. Danke Gott. Oh oh. Jedoch war das Geräusch nicht das von Liquid, also seiner Art, oder von Eichern, die sich gegen Konkret befinden.
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Es war ein faszinierender Geräusch. Ich blickte über den Kabelwall, um zu investigieren. Ein Stück Leid wartet auf mich. Am Boden war ein Pile der Glauben und der Glaubenden zusammen. Ein Mantel von zerstörten Hüften und Haaren, die Dienste von Körbchen besitzen. Am Punkt des atrociousen Piles liegt das Körper eines zerstörten Spines, bulgierenden Augen und geschlossenen Lippen.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Die Haut wird zu den Beinen gesäubert, leaving only the shell. Alright, so is that the cleft lip? That's Nock. Yeah, so Nocks body is at the top of the well.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Falsche Geheimnisse, im Grunde genommen. Falsche Geheimnisse, ja. Er ist ein falscher Glaubensheiler, ja. Ich rief für die Treeline, rückwärts über die Kollektion von verdammten Followern, die den letzten von ihrem Verbrechen zerstört haben. Eine warmere Melodie rief von den Lippen des Allerheiligsten. Ein Eröffner für den Wunder, der die Beine zerstört.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Ich habe mir keine Zeit gegeben, sie zu leiden. Die Trennlinie war nur Meter entfernt und schnell zu kommen. Ich verschloss das sinkende Gefühl, dass ich dort enttäuscht war. Eskate war mein einziger Gedanke, auch wenn ich durch eine unbeleuchtete Wand schlagen musste.
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Der Raum zwischen den Trennen war so leicht wie der Rest der Abendbremse, die ich durchgesprungen habe, dass ich erkannt habe, dass die Wand nicht von dem Deinigen konstruiert wurde, aber meine eigene Angst hat mir ein wenig Leid gegeben. Aber der echte Frieden war viel weiter von diesem Ort. I refused to break stride. The bramble and thorns tore crimson twine into my flesh.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Their sting went unrecognized as I fixated on the distance. My lungs burned as they filled with gulps of air. My legs ached as they shoved the earth behind me. After what felt like miles, my skin decided to alert me to the damage a thornbush can do. I collapsed. It had to have been 50 minutes. There had to be a break in the trees just a few more steps away.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
My car, and therefore safety, had to be just ahead. I checked over my shoulder, half expecting the staticy amorphous apparition to step out from behind a tree and devour me whole. Instead, it was empty behind the trees. Only lullabies from the legs of crickets filled the forest. Resting in front of me was a puddle left undisturbed by my frantic presence.
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In my exhausted state, the sight of water was a blessing. I take handfuls of water and splash it into my face. Reinvigorating coolness eased my body and steadied my mind. The drink was tempting, but the murky dirt swaying in the current of my creation muted this temptation. When the dirt settled and the water stilled, the remaining light of a gruesome day sculpted my reflection.
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The reflection I'd seen all my life seemed special on that day. I fished in my pocket and pulled my wallet from its steps. I pulled our family portrait from its plastic sheath. My wife and I, feigning joy over a pale white void. Carefully I unfolded the picture, banishing the void to the unseen and introducing Alan to the picture.
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der ein paar Mal in den Fotos gesehen werden konnte, seit es aufgenommen wurde. Mein Reise nach Hause ging weiter mit einem rejuvenierten Wunsch. Ich war nicht mehr nur vom Schreck des Dorfes weg, sondern zu meiner Familie. Der Gedanke, zu ihnen zurückzukehren, brachte mir eine Freude, die ich nie hatte. Die Luft war leichter, die Insekten leckerer und die Bäume schöner.
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Nach nur ein paar Minuten Reisen hat sich der Wald mich gelassen. Mein Auto war unverändert, von dem Moment an, als ich es verlassen habe. Zu Hause fühlte es sich wie ein kurzer Dreh weg. I fished for my keys in my pocket when I noticed something on the other side of my car. I crept around my vehicle and was left appalled by what lay before me. Elaine's car. Oh no.
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I thought we were ending right there. I thought that was gonna be the final note. It was gonna be like a happy, wholesome... If it ended right there, I'd be like, that's so fucking stupid, dude.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Well, I thought it'd be like... I didn't think it'd end on that line. I thought it'd be like...
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
his desperation to avoid what his child is led to him sacrificing another child almost to test if it worked right right and he'd have to live with that guilt and that selfishness that overcame him but he learned it was wrong right but now it looks like that should have done that before you left to go to the cult because now you've imprinted that on your wife and now she's here with the child yo rip knock by the way
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Ja, Rip Nock, Rip Young Nock. Besonders Nock, der sagt, ich vertraue dir. Verdammt. Ja. Und dann wird sie einfach erwisselt von der Entität. Und dann wird ihr Körper gesuckert und auf einen Kühlschrank gesetzt. Ja. Schlechte Sache. Und sie hatte diese Kindheit, wo sie sagte, ich glaube, oder was auch immer sie zu der Entität gesagt hat, bevor sie sie zerstört hat. Schlechte Sache.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Die Wand, die ich dachte, war nur in meiner Meinung, war endlich vor mir. Und ich musste zurückkehren. Die Lippen des Waldes versuchten, mich zu entstören. Seine Klauen und Speeren riefen die krimsonen Strähnen meines Körpers in fliegende Rippen. Ein Puddel hat eine Schuhe aus meinem Fuß gefangen, um mich zu stürzen, aber nicht zu fallen.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Ich habe mich vorwärts gedrückt, ohne das Gefühl, es zu retten. Die Schwäbchen und Pfeifen, die den Waldkarton mit jedem Stride an der Baustelle aufgetragen haben, haben die Wälder geblankt, um ihre schmerzhaften Verletzungen zu vermeiden. Der Schmerz in meinen Lungen ist zurückgekommen. Schmerz ist auf meinem Brustkreis aufgewachsen. Ich musste fast da sein.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Was, wenn ich in meinem Geist umgekehrt wurde? Was, wenn das Ding mich in diesen Wäldern hält? Just as quickly as the doubts arose, they were silenced. An eye appeared in the woods speckled with age-worn structures, the occupants of which were nowhere to be seen. Evidence of their festival was scattered in the field by the well. A handful of cups laid forgotten in the moonlight grass.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Their contents sipped dry. A pair of pants no longer suited for the contorted figure that came to inhabit them. A twisted wooden cane from the woman whose ailments now surpassed its use. The church emitted the flicker of candlelight. It had to be where everyone was. I rushed through as quickly as my exhausted muscles could take me.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
The candle flames clung to the last flicker of life as they gnawed at the remaining nubs of wick. The puddle of wax escaped the clutches of the candelabras ordaining the windows. The moon hid from this night, leaving the stained glass windows dull and lifeless. Pastor Madison stood at the podium, silent. Seine Augen waren nicht von der fehlenden Holzflasche zwischen seinen geklemmten Händen.
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Vor ihm war eine Reihe von Followern, die mit den Hoffnungen seines Unterrichts gefüllt waren. Seine Beine haben sich gewechselt und aus ihren Händen gesnabbert. Seine Beine haben sich aus der Begegnung geklemmt. Seine Augen waren so voller Verschwörung, dass sie sich jetzt von ihren Händen ausbreiten. Seine Beine waren wie Schwäbchen, die nur bis zum Niveau der Stärke stehen mussten.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Their protruding knees wobbled under their weight. At the end of the line was Elaine, holding Alan on her hip. Her presence in such a place made me ill. I wasted no time in my warnings. I told her what happened, about the cattle with their sons' afflictions, about the deity that claims to cure it, about Belle and the well that houses her corpse.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
I spoke in such frantic desperation that I must have seemed mad. I studied her face during an insufferably long pause. Her eyes were wild with astonishment.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Sie schluchzte mit verwirrter Erstaunlichkeit. Ja, und wir müssen weg. Ich sagte, als ich sie zum Ausflug gelegt habe. Ihre Augen waren auf die Gruppe von verdammten Menschen gestürzt. Panik brach in meinem Gehirn, während ich versucht habe, sie aus dem Spektrum zu schlagen. Ich konnte ihre Stimme anfangen zu brechen, als ich hörte, dass ein Gras aus dem Altar kam. Die Rückseite war offen.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Seine Präsentation der Dunkelheit, die die Raum überwacht, war ein Anruf für Pastor Madison, um seine Rede zu beginnen. Seine Augen und Sehnsucht waren niedrig.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
As the pastor spoke, the deity unfolded from the darkness of the back room. Its impersonation of the human form twisted its arms into their sockets, shoulders rolled into their presentable positions, spines stiffening into posture with care for each joint sending its head to the ceiling. The being slid into position in front of the line like fog.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
The newly deformed congregation marveled at the figure as if it were God returning to ail their troubles. I pleaded with Elaine to take our son and leave with me. She was in awe of the sight before her. May you have faith, Pastor Madison muttered. With that statement, the being lifted the first victim in line with the ease of a father lifting his infant.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
The woman and the beings clutched, hummed a melody through grinning teeth, a smile of comfort and anticipation. Despite her newly acquired form, her original affliction was still apparent. Her right leg was noticeably shorter than the other. The deity's jaw unhinged to accommodate the unsightly collection of skin and bone. I turned to practically shove Elaine out of the church door when I felt it.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
A flame kindled from within me. The warmth cleansed the fear and horror from my bones. Every ounce of displeasure knotted within my soul vanished in an instant. I could feel the world correcting deep within myself when I heard from behind me the shrill glee of a promise kept. I turned to face the altar. The candle flames were rejuvenated. Their swaying light filled the once overpowering darkness.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Just from knowing you, from hanging out with you and like, you know, we've been doing this podcast, we've been talking to each other a couple times a week for over a year now. I don't think there is a scenario that you could tell me something that serious and I believe you. That is not true. You're very gullible. I've done it time and time again.
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The kind woman, that was just moments ago a broken collection of limbs, stood at the side of the deity and danced. Her feet playing a song on the drums of the floorboards. Her joy was uncontainable. Such a palpable and infectious joy that I had only seen in children before. Schmerzen schlugen über ihr Gesicht, die Ecken ihres Lächelns. Sie wurde wiedergeboren, mit zwei Beinen der gleichen Länge.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Die Aussicht war unglaublich. Einige Minuten später war ich bereit, dieses Gebiet zu verlassen, um zu überzeugen, dass es nur Lüge und Verletzungen spürt. Aber in diesem Moment bestand die Wahrheit sich unter mir. Einer für den anderen wurde jeder Person in die Begegnung der Gnade und verbrauchte sie. Und jeder schlug aus dem Hintergrund ihres statischen Formes zurück.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Warped limbs were straightened. Amputations were undone. Disorders were made orderly. The church was buzzing with laughter and song. My eyes never wandered from the festivities. My cheeks grew sore from smiling. The powers beyond this realm offered themselves to us as correctors. A divine eraser taking away the unjust and unfair afflictions of our world.
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And I was honored to be one of the first to witness such a great cleanse. Der letzte, um wiedergeboren zu werden, ging aus dem Hintergrund der Gnade und zur Feier. Er war ein Junge, nicht älter als Belle. Die Schmerze, die er einmal durch seine Haare und bis hin zu seinem Nacken geklemmt hat, war nicht mehr da. Die einzige Beweise seines Existens steht in unserer Erinnerung.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Sie wurden alle gerettet. Jeder von ihnen glaubte an die Vermutung, die ihnen gesagt wurde, und jeder wurde mit einer neuen Leben gewonnen. Die Manifestation des Todes wurde in Minuten von diesem... Engel gewonnen. Ein Engel stand am Altar. Ein Engel versprach ein besseres Leben für uns alle. Ein Engel starrte jetzt direkt auf mich.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Die Unification unserer Augen brachte ein tiefes Gefühl von Ehre zu mir. Ich wusste, was es wollte. Und ich wollte das Gleiche. Ich schlug Elaine, die Alan in ihren Armen kreiertelte. Er war schlau, unbewusst, dass die Geheimnisse um ihn herum gespielt wurden. Seine Augen fehlten, um das gesamte Pelvokornium seiner Augen zu entdecken. Sein Nacken war nach hinten, mit seiner gewöhnlichen Gewalt.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Ich konnte die Wände sehen, die durch seine knusprigen Arme fliegen, die krimsonen Wände über den knusprigen Hüften seines Hüftes zu erneuern. Ich habe meine Augen gefüllt, als ich über ihn geschaut habe. Ich war stolz auf ihn. Ich war stolz auf, wer er war. Was er gelebt hat. Ich schaute nach Elaine. Ihr Ausdruck sagte, was wir beide wussten. Sie brachte Alan zu mir mit Gnade.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Der gebrochene Kühlschrank, der unser Sohn gegräbt hatte, war bereit zu werden. Das Licht des Kühls fühlte sich noch kräftiger, als ich Alan in meine Arme nahm. Ich war vorsichtig, ihn nicht anzupacken, als ich zwischen die Schritte wanderte. Die Eile streckte sich über die Meilen. Die Festivität beendete sich.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Well, yeah, I have, but it's taken, like you've got me a lot of times, but recently I've like wisened up a little bit. Okay, dude. I don't think if you told me anything serious over like a diagnosis, I would believe you. I think I would space it out.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Die neugeborene Gemeinschaft sah meinen Sohn mit warmen Lächeln an, bereit, ihn in seiner neuen Form zu akzeptieren. Sie begannen, in einem leisen, kräftigen Geräusch zu singen. The foreign language had a gentle touch to the ear. Listening to their chants, I knew it must have been the language of heaven. The fact hit me like the warmth of a summer sun. The deity stood just feet away from us.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Its eye divots remained steady under the waves of its features. They stayed focused on us as we approached. The closer we came, the more its human form muddled at the border. Like the container was cracking to the pressure. Es könnte ein Trick des Augen aus dem Kandellicht gewesen sein, aber die ständige Füllung ihrer Fähigkeiten erscheinte, um einen Lächeln zu bilden.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Ich stand vor ihm, fühlte mich unnötig von seiner Präsenz. Der Geruch der süßen Früchte entfiel mir in die Nase. Mein Nackt streckte sich um seine krateren Augen. Das leckere Verlust auf seinem Kopf bildete das bare Minimum, um ein menschliches Gesicht zu sein. Jedoch war das Minimum der schönste Gesicht, den ich jemals gesehen habe.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Meine Knochen gingen von einer schmerzhaften Schmerze zu einer nackten Anerkennung des Lächelns, das ich geworfen hatte. Es war, als ob Liebe und Freude vor mir in Form von purer Schönheit ausgeführt hätten. Ein Lied kam mir in meine Gnade. Ich war so in die Töne, dass es so natürlich wie das Atmen war. Ich wusste, dass ich noch nie so eine melancholische Melodie gehört habe.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Außer vielleicht einmal. Von Belle. Es fühlte sich schmerzhaft an, dass ihr Lied zu mir kommen würde, dass sie in irgendeiner Art und Weise von meinem Glauben, von meinem Sohnes Glauben, gedehnt würde. Die Gnade, die mit den lieblingshaften Augen eines Vaters nach mir schaute, schlug nach Pastor Madison. Seine Arme waren so lang wie die Aufgabe benötigte.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Ich sah, wie sie sich entlangbruchte, um die Grenze zwischen ihr und dem Geist in den Händen des Pastors zu brechen. Mit dem Einfluss des Windes brachte es die Schale zu meinem Körper. Eines seines Speerfingers schmutzte die Oberfläche des Wasser innen. Das Schwarz des Finger zitterte in das Wasser, transformierte es in das Bild des Engels.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Ein Serven für den Unheiligen, ein Offenung für den Unwohlenen. Es war ein Geräusch von Choirs, harmonisierend über Sprache. Es war der Bär, der die Wurzeln von der Erde zerniert hat. Es war die ganze Welt der Welt, die ihre Gratitude und den Götter gebeten hat. It was all things. It was nothing ever heard before. The fire of happiness licked just beneath my skin, blackening my insides.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
The world beyond that chalice vanished. Nothing had any matter or consequence once I heard its words. All I wanted to do was obey its every command. I wanted to devote everything I was to it. I took the chalice. It was ice to the touch, as if it was pulled from the depths of the Arctic before being placed in my hand. The candle flames were white in color. The gold cup glistened against their glow.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
The chants from the congregation boiled into a synchronous shout. Their passion warmed me further. It fueled my desire to worship and obey. My acceptance invited my God's hand. Palm to the heavens and pointed fingertips rested delicately in a row. My son was still resting on my hip. His poor body crumpled at my side, resting the beautiful soul buried within. The hand of God beckoned for him.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Offered to mold the body in the image of the soul, I handed my son to him. The hand grew to accommodate his petite frame. My son now in his possession. My destiny lied within a cup. God's fingers wrapped around Alan. A cup filled with the Eiger of his being. A cup filled with the Igor of his blessing. Filled with a life void of imperfections. The hand raised my son to the ceiling to eye level.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Meine Lippen kratzten sich um die Rippe der Kuppe, die den frönen Rippen wärmte. Ich öffnete meine Augen, um zu sehen, wie der Eicher in meine Lippen rollte. Die göttliche Chance brach aus dem Publikum. Gottes Zähne öffneten sich in der Größe meines Sohnes. Ich erkannte mich am Rippen der Kuppe. Der Eicher war noch in diesem Moment.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Plastert auf seiner Oberfläche war ein Schuss so unperfekt, wie ein Schuss sein könnte. The hair under my nose grew like the thorns of a bramble bush. Tears had been leaking from my eyes without my knowledge. Eyes that saw the truth once and allowed it to muddy before them. Muddied in a milky haze. The eyes of Belle. In an instant the burning white candles became their dying selves once more.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
The sweet smell of fruit turned to a suffocating damp rot. And the god I had just offered my son to turned to the monster I knew it to be. Ohne Aufmerksamkeit habe ich den Bein mit dem Eicher in meine Kuppe gespürt. Das Wasser schlug Steine in die Luft, in Kontakt mit dem Blut des Beins.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Ein Schreieck, das mir die Eier drückte, schlug von der Dunkelheit des Kreaturen aus, bevor seine schwarze Form zu einem Schatten auf dem Boden fiel und in den Hinterraum schlug. Mein Sohn schlug von der Tüte. Ich schlug ihn in Panik, streckte meine Arme aus, um ihn von dem scharfen Holz unterhalb zu retten. Thud. The sound silenced the room. Even flames of the candle ceased their flickering.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Only my breath could be heard. I could feel a heavy weight in my arms. His weight. Alan was safe. I held him close to my chest, thankful for his safety. Elaine ran to us and wrapped us both in an embrace, truly together for the first time. A scream only born of pure anguish broke through the air. Pastor Madison rushed to a figure sprawled onto the floor where the being once stood.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Pastor fell to his knees and scooped the figure into his grasp. It was a boy. At one point it was a boy. A boy no older than two, judging by the tiny, severely decayed body. Patches of bone poked through the rotted flesh at his chin, brow and forehead. An Arm was snapped from its body on collision. The clothes tattered over the boy were stained the color of liquefied death.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
The pastor shouted through the sorrow in his throat. His final plea to an empty church. His congregation undoubtedly shriveled at the bottom of the well. His faith finally lost. Two weeks after the festival. Interesting. Oh, final paragraph, okay. The moon ushered in another day. I gave Elaine a kiss and offered to take Alan to bed so she could rest after her first shift back at the hospital.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
I took Alan up the stairs, listening to their joyous creaks. He was as beautiful as he had always been. I was grateful every night that I could see it. He was a little fussy still, so I decided to calm him with a story. However, before I could rifle through the books on his shelf, I no longer heard him. The fussing required more energy than he had in his little body, and he rested.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
His chest delicately pulsed. I could hear the slight hiss of air passing through his nose. I placed my hand on the crown of his head and rubbed his forehead with my thumbs. So I eased him into a comfortable sleep. I heard a tune. A familiar tune sung in the chirps of a bird. Standing in the windowsill was the vocalist singing his haunting song.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
A vibrant cardinal picking at the berries that were never there. That is the end of Berries in the Window. Berries in the Window. I like that story. I like that. I had fun with it. What did you think of it? Um...
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
I would assume, so my idea was that he was like, my son needs a body and that whole thing, like all the ultrasounds looked fine for Alan until he was born. The pastor did some kind of ritual or some kind of promise that that child would one day be delivered to him. It was effectively a vessel for his son's soul to take over. I see.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
This is the first story he's ever published. It's pretty fucking awesome.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Ich liebe die Charaktere, die, wie ja, es ist sehr Jim Jones, zumindest inspiriert von dem Kool-Aid und so weiter, aber ich denke, es ist interessant, wie es zu einem Zufall, weil es nie all die Leute in der Kirche sterben hat, es klingt so, als ob es für alle anderen gearbeitet hat, richtig?
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
It's pretty good. I also like the detail of like, so the pastor had this congregation and he had two kids. He had Belle and his son. And then it's like one of the sons dies, so he does whatever this is to get another one. And
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
At that scene where our rider brings Bell into the congregation, the pastor knows what's going to happen, but he can't let the guys up, because he can't tip off our rider, because then our rider won't end up bringing his son or he'll leave beforehand or something.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
And he also can't let the congregation know, so he just has to leave the room and be angry about it, because our rider is still the only hope he has at getting his son a new body, right? So it puts him in an interesting position. That's an interesting characterization. I like like for as short as it was for what I did. Yes, I agreed it could be longer in some parts.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
But for what it did, I like how it pulled it off. I really like that whole segment where it's his description of what the quote unquote angel looks like and how beautiful it is only to then see through the guys and see it for the demon that it is. Yeah, that was a cool note.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Die Erinnerung auf eine Kirche ohne eine Kreuzung ist eine Freude. Das ist eine Freude.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
I think a seven and a half out of ten is a good ranking. Seven and a half or eight out of ten.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Maybe he went to Jim Jones cult in the middle of the woods, you know.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
I remember there was near where I grew up, there was this story of this family who liked their daughter who was like 9 or 10. This was like back in the 80s. She had appendicitis and her appendix ruptured. And they wouldn't take her to a hospital. They just had like a bunch of pastors come pray over her and stuff. And she died. Ja, das ist furchtbar.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
That is right, code 50CREEPCAST at Factor75.com to get 50% off plus free shipping. What's not to love? Thank you so much to Factor for sponsoring the episode. It really does mean the most and we are now back to the show. I met Elaine at the rim of a fountain. The water bellowed from the spigot in its ornate pattern. The fact it was running at all was a miracle for our underfunded university.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
It was just after my 8.45 class on early horror films. No better way to start your morning than with a dissection of the infernal cauldron, I suppose. She sat on the edge of the courtyard fountain with her head buried in a textbook. Fresh brewed coffee from the commissary by her hip. Her hair draped to her collarbone and swayed in the passing breeze.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
I assumed she was a nursing major by the art on the front of her textbooks and the fact that she was always trapped in their pages. I assumed she had a keen mind, top of her class even by the way she was constantly scribbling on her notepaper. I assumed she had a boyfriend waiting for her back home, but I was tired of assuming. Love that dude. Love the incel vibe there.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
I said, I'm not even that Italian, actually. So you're making that up.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
You know, I was actually about to say, like, if you didn't speak, I was going to say something about how sweet of a setup that is.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
I don't think, I'm trying to think if I had any cool classes in college, because I was a science major, so all of my electives I had to take were like biochemistry and like, you know, what was that one class called? It was like invertebrate, vertebrate anatomy, IVAP, like invertebrate, invertebrate anatomy and physiology. It was all like science stuff, right? So not a lot of fun classes.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
I remember hating molecular cellular biology and What's the one that killed me? Immunology. Oh my gosh. Immunology sucked. So the only like gen eds I got to take that were cool were just like the very generic ones. So like art. Like I liked art because it was like art history and stuff. And a couple of my history classes were cool.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Ja, ich denke, du bist einfach wirklich rassistisch und musst Menschen in Gruppen in deinem Kopf stellen.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Ich hatte einige coole Geschichten. Ich erinnere mich an Dinge, die wir übernehmen würden. Wir hatten eine Geschichte-Klasse, die das alte Weltbild bis zu, glaube ich, 1500 B.C. war. Also es gibt viele Dinge wie das Kode von Hammurabi und Ägypten und so weiter. Und es war cool. Ja, durch all die Perioden und so weiter. Was war das? Das Epik von Gilgamesch und so weiter. Es war ziemlich cool.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Yeah, I'd have a Venus made of me, I think. Yeah, why not? Can you imagine yours now?
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
You know what? I wasn't going to bring this up, but since you just made that joke, I will. Do you think maybe your relation of taking like a Chinese feminism class may have, you know, related to you just randomly telling me you're going to murder a Japanese lady on a train? Do you think maybe there's some like... I think it made me open-minded enough to even have the thought.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
So you have to be open-minded to murder a woman in cold blood?
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
So back to the story. I was going to say it was weird. Cause like I, I met my wife in college. Right. And I remember for a while, like just thinking like, oh, she's so far out of my league. Like, there's no way I'm going to have a chance. And then when I was stupid enough to try it, und jetzt sind wir verheiratet.
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Berries In The Window | Creep Cast
Also, ich weiß nicht, es gibt etwas darüber, dass diese Eröffnung des Paragrafen war, als sie auf der Klasse sprach, dachte ich, sie hatte einen Freund, aber ich war müde, und so weiter. Ich weiß nicht, ich dachte, ich dachte, Kayla war da, das war süß. Cool, oder ich bin ein Insel. Das ist toll. You like this, don't you? Just the humiliation. Alright, whatever.
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Ensorcelled in the Earth | CreepCast
I'm here, waiting for you. I've been trapped here ever since.
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Ensorcelled in the Earth | CreepCast
I'm here, waiting for you. I've been trapped here ever since your ilk beat your swords to plowshares. Once they called to me, they worshipped me. They sacrificed cattle in my name. They shrouded it under the guise of science and crept onto ranches in the dark of the night to perform field necropsies of their sacrifices. They studied my influence on their lymph nodes.
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Ensorcelled in the Earth | CreepCast
I have seeded them with something beautiful that was bound to blossom." They were horrified by my light. They mutilated my creations and tore me out of them. They cast me away into dark, but I decay far too slowly for them to ever forget about me. I will never fully rot away. You answered my call. We're going to show the world something beautiful, something blindingly bright.
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Ensorcelled in the Earth | CreepCast
But love is going to radiate out of us and bathe the world in its glow. Soon, my child.
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Ticci Toby | Creep Cast
I know it's hard, Toby. Trust me, I understand. But I promise you it will get better. She said softly.
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SCP 3000 | Creep Cast
Okay, Kommandant. Wir sind im Luftschlag und bereit, zu rollen. Confirm, go ahead and sound off. Orion 9 Alpha, check. Orion 9 Bravo, check.
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SCP 3000 | Creep Cast
Ich bin gut. Es ist kalt. Hoffentlich wird es nicht zu lange dauern. Schalten Sie die Lichter an, Jungs.
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SCP 3000 | Creep Cast
Es... Was? Was hast du mich genannt? Deine Designation, Mulaney. Foxtrot. Ich bin Foxtrot, Boss. Hör auf. Worüber redest du? Ich verstehe nicht, was du mit Designation meinst. Das ist dein verdammtes Anzeigen, Bravo. Was meinst du? I was going to say something. Barry, are you still there? Stand by. Go for command. Hey, we're having a little trouble out here.
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SCP 3000 | Creep Cast
I'm not sure who... We seem to have some confusion over designations and I'm not sure where we're going. Where exactly are we?
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SCP 3000 | Creep Cast
Command, be advised that Foxtrot has a terrible headache. I think I... Are we going in the right direction? We can't see out here.
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SCP 3000 | Creep Cast
Ich... Barry... Ich sehe nichts hier unten. Woran sollen wir schauen?
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SCP 3000 | Creep Cast
Ich kann es nicht... Halt! Halt! Halt! Kommt rein! Bravo ist unverantwortlich. Ich beantworte eine sofortige Verabschiedung der Mission.
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SCP 3000 | Creep Cast
I shoveled the dirt during your... I can't hear something over here. Alpha, you're light.
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SCP 3000 | Creep Cast
It's so dark. There is sudden tension in the tether attached to the Stravinsky.
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SCP 3000 | Creep Cast
Alpha, was machst du? Alpha? Zerbiss den verdammten Taylor, Alpha! Er zieht uns rein!
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SCP 3000 | Creep Cast
Just let me think for a second. The cognition. This thing. It doesn't work around it. Your brain can't form a thought. It hurts. It's like dying. Bravo, do you have eyes on the entity? It's my head, guys. Coiled up in there like a snake. And something about it is caustic. I can see it. Just in front of me. Bravo, wir werden eine Crew senden, um dich zu holen. Halt auf. Oh nein. Bravo!
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SCP 3000 | Creep Cast
Ich glaube, ich sterbe. Ich sterbe. Ich weiß, ich sterbe. Das ist es. Ich will nur von hier weg. Weißt du...
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SCP 3000 | Creep Cast
You start to become other people, or nobody at all. Und Cod, bitte, ich will nur helfen. Wussten Sie, wie ich meine Arbeit vor uns kennengelernt habe?
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SCP 3000 | Creep Cast
Ich kann nicht erinnern, wie sie gelacht hat oder wie sie... Aber was ich erinnere, ist, dass sie mir über Götter erzählt hat. Es gibt einen Gott, der Eddita Shisa heißt.
Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder
Ep. 35 | They Found 29 Bodies Under His House... | The Killer Clown
Was ist, wenn die Lösung für unsere Probleme dort lauert, wo Menschen normalerweise gar nicht hinkommen? Ein Schatz aus der Tiefsee, Millionen Jahre alt, den es aber wirklich gibt und den manche jetzt heben wollen. Der Kampf um die Tiefsee, der hat längst begonnen. Das ist Enten, Land unter, von Andan und dem Futurium. Ab sofort auf Spotify.
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All my beautiful babies. I just want you to be safe. I want you to be safe out there.
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Hier, Sir. Da ist ein Loch auf der Wand. Es muss hier mal ein Feuerwerk gewesen sein. Er muss durchgekippt haben. Er ist auf die Kante gestiegen. Gasmaske. Komm schon, schnell. Gas, Gas, Gas! Ich glaube, Brandon braucht Hilfe, Lieutenant. Wir können Merkel nicht helfen. Ordnungen. Es schmerzt mein Herz.
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Whatever the crime lab has found, God... Please help this to be a method, a mode that keeps our stories being told.
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Details emerge in a grisly Kentucky murder. Young Thug is free. And how to detect deception.
If he's sitting in jail that entire time, that's a miscarriage of justice, because it's not his responsibility to do this testing.
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Details emerge in a grisly Kentucky murder. Young Thug is free. And how to detect deception.
The allegation of he's a danger to the community. He's 25 years old and has a speeding ticket for five miles per hour over. That's it.
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Details emerge in a grisly Kentucky murder. Young Thug is free. And how to detect deception.
This whole pulling a knife, there's not a single other person who supports that story.
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The Man in the Black Mask - Ep. 6: House of Cards
I chose the eastern suburb of the city to dump my waste. The housing in this part of my world was also older, done back in the 60s and 70s when there were back alleys to be had. Within moments, I found exactly what I was looking for. A manhole cover placed off to the side behind a power pole. I parked in an empty driveway and popped the trunk.
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I grabbed a banana nut muffin, a double chocolate donut, and a cafe mocha on the way to my destination.
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Details emerge in a grisly Kentucky murder. Young Thug is free. And how to detect deception.
The musician's own songs.
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Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
See, I don't remember.
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Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
Were there my fingerprints in the house?
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Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
Were there any of my hair in the house?
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Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
During your investigation of the crime scene, did you ever learn or get any information that showed that I was in the Harkness residence at any time?
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Were there my fingerprints in the house? No. Were there any of my hair in the house? No. Was there any DNA in the house? No.
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Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
Yes, that's incorrect.
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Verdict in the roommate murder trial. Mom accused of murder by fire and van. And, actor Dennis Quaid.
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Audio of a jailhouse sting. A woman's third murder trial in three decades. And the latest on a new texting scam.
And we have a husband with a double life. We've got secrets and lies.
Dateline: True Crime Weekly
Audio of a jailhouse sting. A woman's third murder trial in three decades. And the latest on a new texting scam.
Hey, how are you?
Dateline: True Crime Weekly
Audio of a jailhouse sting. A woman's third murder trial in three decades. And the latest on a new texting scam.
Can you do that in racquetball? Can the ball hit the ceiling in racquetball?
Dateline: True Crime Weekly
A star defense witness takes the stand. The Zizians' leader in court. And a new scam called pig butchering.
Hey, Paul.
Dateline: True Crime Weekly
A star defense witness takes the stand. The Zizians' leader in court. And a new scam called pig butchering.
He says, I did it. I murdered him. I wanted her.
Dateline: True Crime Weekly
A star defense witness takes the stand. The Zizians' leader in court. And a new scam called pig butchering.
So how many times had you entered the Sementilli home through the back door?
Diddy On Trial
Diddy on trial: Everything you need to know
So there's been the Puff Daddy era, the P Diddy era, and now this is the ultimate goal. I have become love.
Diddy On Trial
Diddy on trial: Everything you need to know
We live in a toxic world, and it's love versus hate. And I choose love, and love wins. Love wins!
Diddy On Trial
The history of Diddy: What you need to know
He can relate to a lot of these young black males out here, you understand, that want to make it just like him. And now this is the outcome. The person that did it, not only did he kill big, but he killed millions of fans that loved it. Notorious B.I.G.
Diddy On Trial
Welcome to... Diddy on Trial
A U.S. judge has ruled that the rapper and producer Sean Diddy Combs will stand trial.
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Bist du wirklich wieder in Clifford gekommen? Oder was? Nicht ganz so weit weg. Die Berenstain-Bären?
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You should start... I think Molly does this, but I know this is a regular thing on book social media. You should start posting your monthly read list. And it's just like 18 Animorphs books. But along with it, make the caption be something really meaningful and thought out. I don't even know what, because I'm not this person.
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Alright, I'll give you a point for that, I'll give you a point. And then Shark Jake jumped into the ocean and swam after the submarine as fast as he could. Animorphs.
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You know what, there's a decent chance I'll remember that, just because that's about the most out of hand thing you could have told us as a trivia information right now.
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Es ist wie ein weiterer Bereich von Haus-Slippers. Das ist ein sehr normaler, ich glaube, das ist ein japanischer Custom, aber vielleicht auch in anderen Ländern, wo man... Koreaner machen das auch normalerweise. Du nimmst deine Schuhe aus der Außenseite und du hast Schuhe, die du nur im Inneren trägst. Ich finde, das ist nicht so verrückt.
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Das ist ein Niveau des Efforts, den ich nicht genug interessiere, aber das ist eine ziemlich sinnvolle Sache zu tun, denke ich, wenn du es interessierst.
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If you live in a place where house slippers is a totally normal thing, that probably doesn't even stand out. In America, where people don't universally do the house shoes setup, maybe a little weirder. But also Americans are kind of judgy a-holes, so maybe that's an us problem.
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Ich werde das als, wenn jemand mich dazu gefragt hat, wenn ich in ihrem Zuhause war und sie mich dazu gefragt haben, in das zu teilnehmen. Das ist ein guter Punkt. Es ist akzeptabel, wenn meine Reaktion wäre, ja, okay. Und wenn meine Reaktion ist wie, ah, wirklich? Das ist meine Entscheidung. Ich mag das als Threshold.
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It's like, why, why? It's a health thing. It's like why, like dogs or cats will eat their babies' poops. Because they're like, oh, are you healthy? No. Now you taste healthy. But if there's a problem, you can taste it in the poop. Or you can taste it in the ear, you know?
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They're all, ah, shit. What will it take you to stop talking? I'm never gonna stop talking, Mark. This is your curse.
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Bob? That makes sense to me. I'm gonna move on to the thing I think makes less sense, which is the, if you wear socks around your own home and not outside, but outside of your bedroom, then you change socks when you go into your bedroom to clean socks? Ich sage nicht, dass ich das Prinzip nicht verstehe, weil ich verstehe, was sie tun.
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Und ich vermute, dass diese Person vielleicht nicht so wie die Hausslippers-Ding macht, weil dann ist es so, ja, vielleicht hat der Rest deines Hauses, wie du Sachen mit deinen Schuhen in die Haustür packst, wenn du sie in der Haustür trägst und sie irgendwo spezifisch oder was auch immer wegnehmen. Das klingt wie viel Anstrengung für eine kleine Anzahl an aktueller Rückkehr.
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Ansonsten behältst du die Socken an deiner Bettwäsche und lässt die Socken, die die anderen Flügel in deiner Bettwäsche betroffen haben, nicht. Es gibt keinen Weg, wenn du in diesem Ort lebst, dass du diese Kontamination aus deiner Bettwäsche in eine sinnvolle Weise behältst.
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Whatever little bits of stuff might have been on your socks, if you bring them into your room and lay them in your hamper or they fall on the floor or you walk into your room and then change your socks, then that part of your floor of your room has the same stuff that the outside of your room floor... It's just like, the execution doesn't make sense.
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Will it be Marks Lost Only Fan Pictures? Could be. No. No, it won't. Okay, it can't be.
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If someone asked me to do that, I don't know what scenario that would be. I guess if I was dating a person and they were like, please, this is what I do, I would kind of be like... Ich weiß nicht. Vielleicht gehe ich einfach nicht rein, glaube ich. Ich weiß nicht. Wenn ich eigentlich jemanden anrufen würde, würde ich das wahrscheinlich nicht tun, weil das nicht so wichtig ist.
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Aber du weißt, worum es geht. Das ist exzessiv, vor allem, weil die Exekution mir keinen Sinn macht. Okay. Okay, fair genug.
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I wouldn't do that one, just to be clear, because I don't care. But I totally get that. That's perfectly acceptable.
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It's not like stupid, but it's like, I don't think you're gaining a lot.
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Maybe this person lives in mess and their bedroom is the only clean place. Maybe I don't understand their life. In squalor.
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Sie sind so, ich will diese Socken nicht anziehen. Wenn du auf einer Plattform in den Wäldern lebst, sind Dinge anders.
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Ich verstehe, das ist eine andere Frage, wo ich total die Motivation verstehe. Persönlich, ich interessiere mich nicht genug, um das zu tun. Aber wenn jemand das gemacht hätte, würde ich nicht denken, dass sie verrückt wären. Außer für all die fucking Läden, die das kreiert. Ja, vielleicht bin ich derjenige, der das seltsam macht. Aber ich trage nicht verschiedene Pajamas jeden Tag der Woche.
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Ich bin nicht gegen frische Pajamas. I like when you crack out some new fresh basketball shorts and you get a nice crisp clean jammies on. But like jammies go for at least a few nights for me, minimum, if not longer. Like depends how they wear, depends what situation they're in. But seven pairs of pajamas a week on top of seven, I assume that means they wear a lot of other clothes too.
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So I assume that means they change everything when they go to the gym or work out. They have a different outfit for that. And it's like, I'm not into doing that much laundry. I don't want to live that life. Jesus.
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So each night starts with a new set of pajamas, but the next day you use the back half of the pajamas for other things.
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Ich verstehe das, wenn das eine professionelle Person ist. Und es ist so, als ich in der Grundschule war, musste ich oft eine Schuhe und eine Schuhe tragen, richtig?
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Und es ist so, dass ich nur zwei Schuhe besitze. Ich kann nicht von der Arbeit nach Hause kommen, meine Schuhe anziehen und dann Abendessen in meiner Schuhe anziehen. Was auch immer du wechselst. Aber ich würde mich einfach in Schuhe und T-Shirt wechseln, also komfortabel, nicht unbedingt Pajamas.
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Aber also, wenn diese Person, wie du weißt, wenn sie, wenn sie in die Fashion ist, dann können sie einen schönen Outfit jeden Tag tragen und es könnte nur Drei-Klein oder Handwasch sein. Das stimmt.
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Es klingt nicht so, als würde es überall hin. Es tut es, aber es ist klein, aber es tut es. Ich kann das verraten. Es hängt auch von der Cuisine ab, was ich koche und was Amerikaner generell essen. Sehr generell. Das sind viele starke Farben, aber nicht immer viele aromatische Sachen. Aber es gibt einige Cuisines, wo alles aggressiv aromatisch ist.
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Alles hat ein paar Erbsen, was auch immer du kochst, auch wenn es etwas super einfaches ist, wird es einen wirklich intensiven Geruch haben. Und das wird potenziell einfach in deine Kleidung stecken oder was auch immer, wenn du kochst. Jeden Tag könnte es passieren.
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I don't know if I have one of those. What does he say? Oh, come on, pick me. I piss my pants. I don't remember him pissing himself straight up. Because he's cowardly. Does he wear pants?
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The thing that for me does it is that's too many sets of clothes in life. I'm not a fashion person, so this is just something I don't get, but I don't want to do that much lingerie. I don't want to own that many clothes. I already feel like I own way too many fucking clothes. I don't have a big collection of clothes. I just feel like, why would I need 10 sets of pajamas?
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I own t-shirts, which I can wear for almost anything. I wear shorts and pants, many of which have multiple applications. I don't want to have that much shit in my life. That's the tipping point for me, is that side of it, not the actual behavior.
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But I do things in my life where it generates every time I do it, it generates waste. And I always feel conflicted about that because I could have better habits. I could make different choices to where I'm not, whatever that thing is that I'm using that's disposable. I feel conflicted about that.
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And I totally get if you're a person who has periods, you have to deal with that because that is you can't just pretend it's not happening. There are only so many ways to deal with it. And if you care about how much waste you're generating, this seems like a very cool option. If they work as advertised and if you can just launder them and it's totally fine.
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I'm just going to keep going on my rant. I also feel like, and this is just a general thing, I guess, periods are so stigmatized. I mean, as a guy, like growing up, no one ever talked about it. No one really explained it. We had in health class, they sort of explained it. But like our bodies make all kinds of messes.
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All kinds of stuff comes out of us and it's its own specific kind of thing that you have to deal with in terms of cleaning it up and what it is. It's just a thing that your body does. And I feel like everyone freaking out and grasping their pearls and being like, oh, I could never. Why?
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It's not any more gross than anything that my body has done or than using reusable baby diapers or like, I feel like there's a stigma and like a People get so easily grossed out. Maybe I'm the one who's out there, but to me it's like, if my body does it, if your body does it, if you have a period and that's a thing your body does, it doesn't mean you have to enjoy it.
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It's not like, ooh, it's natural and I love it. It might be a thing that grosses you out or whatever, but it's a totally natural process. I don't understand why it's this thing where it's like, ah, don't talk about it. It's because it's a thing that I don't do and have to actually personally live with. It doesn't mean it's some horrific thing. It's a normal thing.
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Maybe I'm wrong, but that reaction of like, ugh, that's bullshit. Don't stigmatize periods like that. It's just a normal thing. Und je nachdem, wie du damit umgehen kannst, je nachdem, wie es am liebsten für jede Person ist, mach das. Wenn es gut funktioniert, mach es. Wenn es die beste Art ist, wie du es möchtest, solltest du es machen. Es ist gut.
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Ich finde es schwer, Jungs zu verurteilen, weil wir, wie ich gesagt habe, als Mann, ich weiß nichts darüber. Niemand spricht darüber. Meine Mutter hat es nie darüber gesprochen.
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He's a liar. You're rewarding lies. That's a good points point for Wade.
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The writers are like, all right, there's a tin man. There's a cowardly lion. And some guy in the back was like, I'll go get the lion.
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Ich habe die Frage immer wieder beantwortet. Ich bin nur weiter und weiter gegangen.
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I'm sure both of us have some interesting takes on this one.
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I don't live my life this way, but I know that some people just chuck their glasses fucking anywhere. They drop them on the ground, they take them in the pool or something or God knows what. I would never, my glasses are one of the few things in my life that I treat as I need them or I can't see shit because I'm like...
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almost blind without them i treat them like they're like they're my lifeblood and i take care of i don't leave them randomly around place but i know other people just do all kinds of shit with glasses and i get why you might want to clean them or if you work like wade said on a hard job you sweat a lot you work with mud or chemicals or who knows what you might want to wash them
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Ich würde es nie machen, aber wenn du sie so viel waschen musst, würde ich sagen, dass es vielleicht akzeptabel ist. Solange die anderen Überzeugungen, die ich gemacht habe, wahr sind, weil wenn nicht, dann verdammt einfach zerstören. Sie müssen ein neues Paar Gläser jedes sechs bis neun Monate bekommen, weil sie sie an dieser Zeit einfach durchbrüllen.
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Ich trage so viele Gläser. Ich habe andere Gläser, die hinter mir auf diesem Schilf sitzen.
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Ich lege einen Wohnraum mit keinen Wänden. I'm in a basement too and you don't hear me not having sunglasses in front of me. Yeah, exactly.
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Oh, I would never do that. But that doesn't mean it's wrong.
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Oh, it's true. The only part of my glasses I ever clean really meaningfully are the lenses. The rest of it, just a shit, a nightmare. Terrible.
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Ja! Sie hatten einen Hühner, der genau richtig aussah, und der Produzent war so, nimm seinen Gesicht!
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I stick my glasses up my own butt, but then I clean the lenses off meticulously.
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That's my argument. It was a good one against doing this.
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No, I used my arguments for me. That's why it worked. What the fuck?
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Okay, yeah, I'll take the softball. No, it is not weird and it is totally acceptable to prefer bidets and to use bidets whenever available. They are not universally available in America. In fact, I would say they're probably not generally available in most places in America. Aber in deiner eigenen Heimat. Ich denke, viele Leute nehmen das an. Total gut. Total akzeptabel. Ja.
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Das ist eine unangenehme Frage. Gibt es Bidets in öffentlichen Schlafzimmern in anderen Teilen der Welt? Oder ist das in deiner eigenen Haus exklusiv irgendwie gesetzt? Oh.
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Ja, ich fühle mich, als würde ein öffentliches Wasserhäuser-Bedet mystery Wasser auf meinen Arsch schießen. Ich hätte vermisste Gefühle über diese Situation.
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Ich wäre kein Fan davon. Aber ja, Bidets sind großartig. Und ich weiß nicht, ob das wert ist. Ich möchte nur noch auf die zweite Stelle kommen. Ich würde mich überraschen, wenn jemand in der Welt, der einen benutzt hat, gesagt hätte, ah, fuck Bidets, ich kann nicht stehen. Es ist freundlich.
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Es ist okay, weil es Home-Bidet-Wasser war, also war es frisch.
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That did actually happen. Anyway, the second, wait, I'll let you open the volleys on this one. The second part of that. Do you need me to reread it for you? Maybe set it up.
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Alright, well, I thought I was not going to have anything to say, but I cannot believe that's the direction you took that, Wade.
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I think that this part of this comment says more about the commenter than anyone else in the world. Yes. There is no chance. dass diese Person in der Welt ist und ihre Freunde oder Familie oder Co-Arbeiter oder wer auch immer ist. Man, wenn ich schaue, ist es einfach so viel extra Scheiß zwischen meinen Augen. Warum kann ich nicht? Nein, niemand macht das.
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Ich habe diese Trend online gestern gesehen und es ist etwas, was ich nie machen würde, weil ich mich ausdrücken würde, aber reusable Toiletten. Is a thing, a trend I've been seeing online. Literally, you don't use toilet paper, you use like a towel, you clean it off when you're done, and everyone shares them in the household. Even in that world, there's no poop left when you're done.
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I had to Google something today that it makes sense that I should know this, but I Googled it anyway, because unfortunately I still have my Subaru. I've been talking about this for a long time that I plan to sell the Subaru. Stuff kept coming up. Mandy has been sick since October. It's been a hard end of the year. And so it's been parked outside.
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This person is talking out of their ass that they're like, yeah, everyone who doesn't use a bidet just walks around with extra fudge up their butt. Unbelievable. And they're talking about it too. Just either a liar or an absolute psychopath who believes that that's what's happening.
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Again, I've not used a bidet, but I assume you still like... Generally, yeah, you dry it off or something. You clean up a little bit once it's all... You don't just walk around with a wet butthole.
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I'm not going to say it's impossible that maybe I'm the one who's out of touch. Maybe that's just a cultural difference. Maybe there are parts of the world where everyone talks a lot about their hygiene practices and shower stuff. Maybe there are parts of the world where lots of people have shit caked up their butts after they go to the bathroom for whatever reason.
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I don't think that's very likely to be the case because any rational human would... Even if you didn't know, the first time you took a dump and you didn't clean yourself and then you were walking around, you'd be like, oh, that's really unpleasant. And you'd go and you'd finish. You'd go back to... Anyway.
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And in the last week, Ohio has gotten just absolutely like shit on with winter storms, which cars are designed to withstand being in cold temperatures. And it hasn't been like in the Arctic or something, but unfortunately, I had to move the car today. It was in the driveway because I want to keep it in the driveway when they plow the street so it doesn't get like totaled by a snowplow.
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I'm basically in the same boat. Every other day is a good minimum. More frequently is cool. And if you work out, for the love of God, shower. If you go to the gym, shower, please. Even if you showered in the morning, if you work out. Ringworm and fungal stuff and all the shit that gets passed around at gyms is very real. And it's not probably going to kill you, but it's really unpleasant.
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Just take a shower once you're done wiping your sweat and juices all over all that stuff at the gym.
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I would say ideally every week and realistically every couple weeks probably. It's a little more realistic, so forget to do that a lot.
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mehr oft als einmal pro Woche, fühlt sich für mich unabhängig an. Es fühlt sich einfach wie viel Arbeit an. Denn einer, wer hat mehr als zwei volle Schichten für ein Bett? Ja, realistisch. Und dann zwei. Wir haben zwei. Wir haben genau zwei. Wie viele Mal pro Woche machst du das? Weil wenn du dein Bett machst, ist das wie eine ganze Menge Läden.
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Es ist nicht so, als würdest du das mit deinen Kleidern oder so. Das ist eine eigene, separate Sache. Und das ist wie mehrere Läden von dem pro Woche. Das ist eine ganze Menge extra Lade.
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I went to turn it on today and it made a noise that sounded vaguely like the oil was frozen in the engine block. Like, you know, sometimes when cars are cold and you go to start it, they're kind of like, and then they start. It literally, I pushed the button and it was all... And then started. And I was like, holy fuck, do I turn it off? What the hell? It ran fine. Everything was fine. It has oil.
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Ooh, that could save that person a lot of anguish. Glasses in the dishwasher every day. Oh, there you go. That'd probably be fine.
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Ja, ich denke, täglich ist für mich ziemlich unrealistisch, aber... Ja, ja, fair, fair.
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Wie oft habe ich historisch meine Schlaftaschen verändert? Oder wie oft denke ich, dass eine Person das tun sollte? Was hast du gehofft? I think I might have used the same towel from the age of 15 until about 27. Without cleaning it? I couldn't tell you the number of times it went through the laundry, but it was not a lot.
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You know it's bad when I used to bring my towel, because when I lived with roommates, you keep your stuff in your room a lot of the times. I used to keep my towel in my room, but I would bring it with me to the bathroom and hang it close to the shower so that it got kind of steamed up, because that would soften it up before I had to use it.
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Well, you know, it gets a little scratchy after a while when you accumulate. You seasoned it. You gotta really season it. It's like an iron skillet. Yeah, it's like the seasoned coffee cup. I developed my own personal musk that was irreplaceable and was only acquirable through the use of my towel.
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Sure, yeah. It's basically stem cell treatments at that point. But anyway, what I was saying was, oh, I wash my towels every one to two weeks like everyone else does. Totally. But you don't have a new towel with every shower? God, no. I think I have a fear of laundry or something that other people don't have. But God, that'd be so many fucking towels. Even if I only shower every other day.
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Towels are big. They take up a lot of laundry space. Trying to minimize the laundry loads here apparently is my main concern. I didn't realize I'd be so laundry focused. Sorry.
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It's not like I neglect my car. It's all maintained. It was like frozen. Something was frozen. It was probably the starter. Maybe there was like something on the flywheel or the starter that was. Anyway, I just had to Google can engine oil freeze. And at the temperatures we've been experiencing. No, it can't. Obviously, because it's been above zero here. Like it's not even been that cold.
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I don't completely understand why people would want to do that. I just couldn't live like that. That's a lot. That's a lot of work. For me, I guess, because of how I live, it's like, that's not going to accomplish a meaningfully different level of cleanliness to me. The world is still kind of messy. Outside still gets inside. That's tough. But I get it. I get it.
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And especially as a cultural thing, if that's how you're raised, then obviously that's how you're going to live. But that's just... I fucking hate doing laundry.
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Modern dish soap is enzymatic. It actually makes it less clean when you do that. It's a problem. Modern dish soap is enzymatic, which means it needs foreign material in order to activate. Your dishes will taste soapy if they're too clean when you put them in the dishwasher. It's a whole discussion to have.
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Because I'm with you, Wade. I am with you. But it's a whole thing. It's a whole thing.
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Das ist wie ein Spongebob, bevor du in den Schauer kommst. Yeah, I'm okay with that. And as much as I preach it, I still also scream.
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I have a pan soaking upstairs right now. I think there's a pan soaking in my sink right now. It's happening.
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Just let me clean everything in my life with Borax powder.
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Es war so, dass es über Nacht in Single-Digits ging, also war es kalt letzte Nacht, aber es war einfach seltsam. Ich weiß nicht, Leute, die in kalten Orten leben, habt ihr das erlebt? Ist mein Auto jetzt für immer kaputt? Weil ich es einfach nur so bewegen musste. Ich fuhr es in einen Block und bewegte es von einem Seite nach dem anderen, weil es aus dem Weg gegangen ist.
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Who doesn't like a nice softened towel after a crisp shower, you know?
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I haven't won since the episode before last, so it was feeling like it had been a long time, but it's good to finally be back here, you know? If we go too long without winning, it's just sad, I guess. I don't like to be sad. I'll let Wade be sad, that's fine by me. Thanks, Mark, for keeping it fair. And thank you to all of the listeners today, because arbitrarily, I favor you right now.
Distractible
There's An Easter Egg At 43:51
Yeah, I was gonna say, I feel like we would feel more like the HammerTech role. But then you could dance real good to the fun song in the airplane hangar.
Distractible
There's An Easter Egg At 43:51
Nun, ich weiß, wenn du irgendwo lebst, wo es tatsächlich kalt ist, was du tust, ist, dass du einen Heater in deinem Motorblock gebaut hast und du den Heater in ein Outlet verbunden hast, entweder in deiner Heimat oder wo auch immer du dein Auto parkierst, damit es physisch nur von zu kalt kommt.
Distractible
There's An Easter Egg At 43:51
Aber das ist wie ein Leben im arktischen Kreis, Leben im Alaska-Level. Also ich weiß nicht, ob sie das so viel in Minnesota machen.
Distractible
There's An Easter Egg At 43:51
Solange du nicht die Länge super lange benötigst, freue ich mich sehr darauf, wie gut EVs im Kälten funktionieren, weil du nicht die Maschine aufwärmen musst. Du musst dich nicht wirklich überlegen, ob es sterbt oder zu kalt ist, um physisch zu starten. Es wird funktionieren. Auch die Heatung ist sehr effektiv. I don't know if it's just because it's a new car or what.
Distractible
There's An Easter Egg At 43:51
I've never had a car whose steering wheel and seat heaters are as aggressive as the Tesla. It goes from like ice cold outside temperatures to like, should I turn it off? Nope, this is just as hot as it gets. I'll be fine. But it feels like it might burst into flames a little bit. But it's fine. It just works really well. Wade, you should get an EV.
Distractible
There's An Easter Egg At 43:51
I discovered I have a superpower. It's entirely useless, but I just thought this was really funny. I was cleaning out a drawer full of old tech stuff, and one of the things was an old smartwatch that I used to use like years ago. I don't know why I'm incapable of throwing anything away.
Distractible
There's An Easter Egg At 43:51
I still have an Apple Watch Series 2 that I haven't seen electricity for eight or nine years or something, but I like can't toss it. I keep it in case I need an Apple Watch Series 2 because you never know. But anyway, I found an old smartwatch and I was like, oh, I really liked this watch. I enjoyed using it.
Distractible
There's An Easter Egg At 43:51
I'm not going to use it now, but for old time's sake, I want to charge it up and just like turn it on and play with it because I'm a fucking psychopath apparently. And I, the charger wasn't with it. Und so in my head, I just like chucked it in the bag and I was like, well, the Chargers lost it wherever. I don't know.
Distractible
There's An Easter Egg At 43:51
And then I went to bed that night, woke up the next morning and the thought in my brain was just the Chargers in that bag in the basement. And it was. Ich bin in den Spaziergang gegangen und habe einen alten Plastik-Bag in einen Korner geschoben. Und einer der kleinen Teile in diesem Bagger war der offizielle Wartecharger.
Distractible
There's An Easter Egg At 43:51
Und natürlich sitzt der Wartecharger gerade neben mir auf meinem Tisch, weil ich später mit ihm spielen werde. Ist das so eine Me-Sache oder machen Leute das einfach? Ich habe nicht einen Traum. Ich traume nicht, weil ich fantastisch bin. Oder wie auch immer du das sagst. Ich habe den Afant. But I, like, literally, I just woke up and was like, it's in the bag! Like, it came to me.
Distractible
There's An Easter Egg At 43:51
There was a not insignificant likelihood that that was just a correct guess, but...
Distractible
There's An Easter Egg At 43:51
Aber da ist es. In der schönsten Weise möglich. Ich meine das als Freund. Ich würde das niemals, niemals mit etwas, das ich besitze, machen.
Distractible
There's An Easter Egg At 43:51
pieces of technology i despise again this is a me thing because tons of people do this i don't know how people just like toss their phone places or like leave their phone in the car when they go to the store that's why your car gets broken into guys don't leave your phone in the car or like you know leave your laptop sitting outside on the ground or anything that is mine i'm like oh i gotta be careful gotta put it i might still lose it but it'll be somewhere safe at the very least
Distractible
There's An Easter Egg At 43:51
No, I'm just terrible. I am awful with that stuff. So yeah, it was outside. You did like 80% of the stuff you were trying to get done there. You're very close.
Distractible
There's An Easter Egg At 43:51
Amark, I'm finding the blue field and top dick phenomenon. That might be it. Or Shearer's phenomenon. The appearance of tiny bright dots or squiggles. That's it. That's exactly it. Tiny bright dots or squiggles that move quickly along undulating paths in your visual field, especially when looking at a bright blue background like the sky.
Distractible
There's An Easter Egg At 43:51
Floaters are usually more peripheral than this, though, right? Floaters are kind of the thing where it's like, you see it right at the edge, but when you look for it, it's all oosh.
Distractible
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I can't read my handwriting. Quick a mind to pop puppy. Is there something about a puppy?
Distractible
idk, some "Q"s
Stop sign. And then you lost the point for stand. Milk Moon can't hang out.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
I say that about like my self-love journey when I was trying to love myself bigger so that I could love myself more as I like became smaller because I always felt like in the past, it was always like no matter how much weight I lost, I wasn't happy because I didn't love myself regardless of who I was. So it was really cool to love myself at a bigger size.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
And now that I'm small, I appreciate every step along the way. Yes. It's really it's crazy how I told myself at one point if I could teach myself how to drive a car, if I could teach myself to become a hairstylist or whatever I've taught myself that I didn't know prior. And why couldn't I teach myself how to love myself? Because there's plenty of people out there who do love themselves.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
It was a mind over matter kind of situation.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
Yeah. And you have no idea how happy you are on the other side of it.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
I didn't wear shorts for 17 years because a kid in seventh grade made fun of how fat my legs were.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
yeah so i missed out on 17 years of wearing shorts to the member the first year i started wearing shorts i wore them in the dead of winter she goes we're gonna go buy you pants yeah i was like i love you you're gonna get sick this is my first year in shorts i'm gonna wear it all year long don't even care it was snow i was coming into the studio one day she was like can you put some pants on yeah i was like bro you're gonna get so freeing on the other side of it just know that
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
Yeah, and everyone else listening to this who may not have been as comfortable to ask a question like that. Yeah, absolutely.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
That is some Dexter shit right there, though.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
I've never dated in, like, the online, like, app era. I met Jason so long ago. Luckily, I haven't either. Yeah, that...
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
she's like oh god i mean i just couldn't imagine just swiping until you found someone that you found attractive and then just going for it i don't know i guess that's like a mental thing that like well the problem is and there are some people who find love that way but the problem is is we're in a microwave era so as quick as you swipe left that person is out of sight out of mind it could have been a really just bad photo of them
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
Where do people meet nowadays? Do you just meet at the bars?
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
I did not realize how much I protected my peace at home until like here recently. I like bad energy in your home is the worst thing you could possibly know. It's hard to get rid of.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
Yeah. Yeah. And you were surrounded by negativity.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
You're passionate about where you live now.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
absolutely i love that yeah baby love it all right i'm gonna play my voice snippet clip it let's go you're on one today no you know you're s'more today literally i am i almost got attacked by my freaking cow the other day my mother um passed away in 2014 rest in peace um
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
Well, the mom was in, like, a situationship with someone, but she was single.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
So, like, they were sleeping with... They were both just sleeping with someone, not knowing that same... But why did she say, I forgave my mom? Like, why would you have to forgive your mom if your mom didn't know? Well, I guess it was probably just something she said.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
But, yeah, like, my question immediately was, do you think he knew? Yep, she answered that. Mm-hmm.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
That's so crazy. Your Eskimo sisters with your mom. No, that was a wild confess.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
really i know we got kids well what am i no i who am i my husband has not been home in 20 days yeah we got kids yeah i last time i got done was in hawaii too so it's hard separation i'm like bro i will say i got a gnarly uti from that and i don't know if it was the non-stop or the ocean water all of it it was all of it muddy i told him i was like this was probably a combination of the fact that like mm-hmm
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
Drop them out, let me see them titties.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
We have been waiting months for this. We have asked literally weekly since you've been hired.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
I get out of the shower and there's a nude.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
I mean, it's like, yeah, he watches me shower every day.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
So I wouldn't lose any of it. Lord, you got a lot of stuff on your phone.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
I feel like we've stopped asking as many questions because we've gotten so many good stories lately. I'm glad that we're going into the questions.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
And I feel like with modern like OnlyFans and more like porn that's coming out, these like homemade videos have really shed light on. Yeah. I hear my face. it's really shed light on the difference in like bodies.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
And it's really helped a lot of women become so much more comfortable with that. So what maybe that could help is even if you couldn't afford it, find like the side of the industry that has something similar to yours and realize like there are so many other.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
I love Audis. Christy Mack has an Audi and her vagina is beautiful.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
So maybe she just, maybe she's watching a certain kind of porn that she thinks is beautiful, but she needs to find the beauty in what she has.
Experts of Experience
Agentforce: Why CEOs and Customers Are Asking For AI Like This!
Totally. It's like such a rarity. And I was like, oh, this is so good. I'm so happy for this.
Father Knows Something
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You got rid of them. Did they take all their shit with them too?
Father Knows Something
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She go to fucking Arizona. She took off with Amsterdam.
Father Knows Something
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He startles me awake for fun. I quite literally never get mad. I have lots of patience, but this really can piss me off. This can go on for hours and usually ends up in me yelling, sleeping on the floor, crying, and just generally being wide ass awake for hours. He will fall asleep and sleep in on the weekends until 1, 2, 3 p.m., The latest my body lets me is 9 a.m. How do I get him to stop?
Father Knows Something
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Seriously, I am a mom to an energetic terrorist who is extroverted. I do that all by myself and I work from home where my breaks are always spent getting my little one to and from the school bus. I just want and need the rest. He's great in most other aspects and I see us going through life together, but this is seriously weighing on me.
Father Knows Something
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Ideal outcome, getting more uninterrupted sleep while sleeping next to my partner. Additional info, I also recently had a 10-hour long surgery where I can't move my neck, and he is still keeping up the routines of startling me awake, which makes me reflexively jump. He says it's because he can't fall asleep or he's bored.
Father Knows Something
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I think what you need to do is buy a taser. I was thinking of a shock collar. And when he falls asleep, you wake up early and you get your little taser and you start shocking his ass. No, in all seriousness, you need to break up. This is not your person. Your yokes are very unevenly matched. I find it absolutely abusive what he's doing.
Father Knows Something
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The fact that you usually end up having to yell to get him to stop. You usually end up sleeping on the floor or crying. Absolutely not. This is torture. The fact that you have told him to stop, what sounds like multiple times, this is not okay. This is someone that does not respect you. And this is absolutely psychopath behavior. This is insane to me.
Father Knows Something
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Well, you have to realize a lot of the dresses you try on are not, one, your size, two, finished. So I was walking out in the center of Kleinfeld with, I don't know, 60 other people out there in just sheer dresses, ass, boobs, all of it out. And I'm like, Yeah, this is not a place for your dad to get pictures from.
Father Knows Something
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Because that's a safer place than the bed next to him.
Father Knows Something
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I guess I would ask yourself this too. Like you have a five-year-old kiddo. Do you want your son, like you stay with this person, right? Do you want your son to think this behavior is okay? Do you want your son to treat his partner 20 years from now like this? And what if, you know, he's bored and starts doing this to your son?
Father Knows Something
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I mean, he does this to you, tortures you because he's bored, because he can't sleep?
Father Knows Something
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I don't even think he wakes her up with an intention. It's truly like... Because I'm bored. I don't know. Download the Calm app and listen to a sleep meditation. Wind down after gaming. Maybe don't game so late. Maybe read a book. It's not torturing me awake.
Father Knows Something
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No. I think you really need to realize you deserve better.
Father Knows Something
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I mean, when the ideal outcome is getting more uninterrupted sleep.
Father Knows Something
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No, because it's not just this. It is what this highlights.
Father Knows Something
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I know. And obviously I was joking at the beginning about the taser. That's not the right answer, but this is unacceptable.
Father Knows Something
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Sleep interruption is quite literally a torture tactic.
Father Knows Something
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Number three. Hi, Dad, Morgan, and Justin. FKS and THT are my favorite podcasts.
Father Knows Something
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Me, female 27, and my boyfriend, male 25, have been dating for almost two years now. We started off as long distance and are now living in the same city. Everything was going great and I've been feeling like I'm the luckiest girl in the world despite me being his first official girlfriend. He has had small situationships before me, but nothing major.
Father Knows Something
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We still have our issues, which mostly stems from my past relationship trauma, such as getting upset at him for playing video games or seeing girls on his following list. I understand I have things to work on myself and not letting my past relationship traumas view certain things like Instagram following list and gaming as something absolutely bad.
Father Knows Something
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So me and my boyfriend had an argument the other day because I told him I didn't appreciate him still following random girls he had followed before he met me. I know a lot of people don't see this as a big issue, but I do. Again, because of my past traumas. But after the conversation, I could tell something was off.
Father Knows Something
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My boyfriend asked if we could talk the next day, and he told me that he has been having these negative thoughts and temptations recently. Those thoughts and temptations, including having freedom, being single, wondering if the grass is greener on the other side, exploring girls because he has never really had that single guy phase.
Father Knows Something
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I am heartbroken by this because I've never noticed he was feeling this way. Our relationship to me was close to perfect with minor things that seemed fixable to me. I feel like I'm not making him happy enough for him to be having these thoughts. And I'm wondering if this is normal for guys my boyfriend's age and dating history.
Father Knows Something
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I want to stay together and understand that temptation is a normal thing for someone in a relationship, question mark. I've heard many FKS and THT stories where guys feeling like they missed out and starting to have these second thoughts and temptations after marriage. I don't want that to be me. I am split between two feelings.
Father Knows Something
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feeling that this is normal, or someone who loves me would never have these temptations ever. I would really like your advice on this. I don't know if leaving him is the right thing for me to do, although he is the love of my life. Ideal outcome? Stay together, work on communicating how we feel, and know that this is still salvageable.
Father Knows Something
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And maybe I didn't blow it. I don't think you blew it because I used to think, oh, right person, wrong time. But I don't think the universe would do that to you. It's just not the right person.
Father Knows Something
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And it might feel like it in the moment, but when you get five years past this and you find your person, you will look back and you will be like, Wow. I am so happy. I'm so glad that the path led me here because I think a lot of times people excuse bad behavior as like, oh, it's just normal for him to be tempted. But I don't think that's normal.
Father Knows Something
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Exactly. And all of your life experiences have led you here.
Father Knows Something
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He's looking elsewhere. He's tempted. He's telling you. He's feeling like you're not enough. He wants to know if the grass is greener. And I will just say, Justin and I started dating at 25. And Justin didn't have a lot of relationships. He had one serious girlfriend from high school until a little bit into college. And after that, it was just a couple of situationships.
Father Knows Something
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Has he ever wondered, is the grass greener? No. Like, I am everything for him. He walked out of our first date saying, print the wedding invites. So I don't think that's normal. There's people that meet in high school and stay together faithfully until they die.
Father Knows Something
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No, I didn't find out until years later.
Father Knows Something
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Yeah, me, mom, Alejandra, and I brought Justin. And I posted it on my story. And a lot of people were like, you brought your fiancee wedding dress shopping?
Father Knows Something
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That would have been called love bombing.
Father Knows Something
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That would have been called love bombing. That's not healthy. But I just, I know you want to stay together, but I do think like, I appreciate his honesty. I appreciate him, you know, having a mature conversation about this, but I would take a break. You know, you're in a new city, go out, go date, make sure he's the one you want to be with.
Father Knows Something
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When I say break, like you're broken up. You don't talk. You're seeing other people. Mm-hmm. You move on. You move on. Like, I don't think having breaks where you're still talking and like, I miss you. Like, that doesn't work because it's a have your cake, eat it too. Like, you really have to be done in that moment. And again, this is just me.
Father Knows Something
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Like, you're going to hear this and you're going to realize like, no, I... God, I don't want to break up at all. Like, that's the furthest thing from my mind. Or you're going to hear it and be like, yeah, I should give it a shot because... I don't think being tempted all the time is normal. I think he really does need to get out there and experience and not have what if in the back of his mind.
Father Knows Something
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It's tough. I mean, it's tough because, you know, a lot of relationships do go through hard stuff and they work. But I think when you, in this specific story, when you have someone saying, I'm curious if the grass is greener, I think you got to let them see. I would rather let them see if the grass is greener than have them feel like they settled five years down the road.
Father Knows Something
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Yeah. So I did get a dress at Kleinfeld's, but again, it was a lot, but it's a beautiful dress. I just, I think afterwards I walked out and I'm like, oh my God, is that the one? Do I like that? But Jackson James was such a different experience. And I had an amazing girl there named Dina who listens to the podcast. It was just so, so nice.
Father Knows Something
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I, 21 female, have liked my friend Matt, 21 male, for about a year now. We first met in college and we were in the same program, but at the time he really liked this other girl, Jane. Well, Matt and I remained friends and would text every single day. Not really hanging out outside of class at this point, but still texting every day.
Father Knows Something
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It moved to a different city six months after we met, and we remained close texting and calling every day. Matt and Jane would also hang out every day, and Jane friend-zoned Matt. Matt eventually gave up and told Jane it was too hard to hang out with her as just friends, and they stopped talking. We were in a transfer program, and Matt moved to my city.
Father Knows Something
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We are kind of each other's only friends here so far. So I knew him six months, moved away for six months, and now we are back. We now see each other every day. I've also met his whole family, grandparents, everything. I'm at his place every day.
Father Knows Something
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We had gone out in the past to the bars and cuddled after, which I questioned him about right away, and he said it wasn't weird to do that with friends, so I dropped it. But it happened again. And then another night, after a bit of drinking, we slept together. It wasn't very intimate, and we had talked about sex and stuff, and it was not how he described his to be.
Father Knows Something
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It felt like a mistake, but then in the morning, he wanted to do it again. So once at night, and again in the morning. So the night one, I guess he can blame on alcohol, but in the morning, that isn't an excuse. We didn't speak about it. Still haven't, and that was two months ago. We still hang out all the time and do a lot together.
Father Knows Something
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We haven't cuddled or done anything like that since that night, but we have wrestled, and he will massage my back sometimes. But I don't understand why he would sleep with me if he didn't want anything. I know he doesn't want anything with me because I can see him swiping on Tinder and texting and talking about other women in front of me. I think this situation has gotten too far to get past.
Father Knows Something
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So if you're looking for a wedding dress ever, New York, LA, go there.
Father Knows Something
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Last week, he was describing how he felt with Jane, and I wanted to say yes, that's how I feel, but worse, because you led me on. Anyways, I still really like him, and I don't want to lose him. I think he is a really great guy, but I think I am putting too much effort into this and not receiving anything. Ideal outcome? Ideally, he would like me and make me feel like a priority.
Father Knows Something
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But if not, I would like to stop liking him or get past that and remain friends.
Father Knows Something
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Yeah. I don't think you'll be able to move on if you keep waiting in the wings, hoping he wakes up one day and is like, oh, I actually do like her. I think sleeping together, he's a 21-year-old horny dude. I think, unfortunately, he probably just looked at it as just sex. And for some people, sex can be just sex. You know, Women's brains, female brains are very different than male brains.
Father Knows Something
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And I'm using sex because that's just the way brain chemistry works. The way we feel after sex, our brain secretes a hormone that makes us feel love after sex. Male brains feel love with a hormone that is caused by stress. So it's just very it's very different. And I think if he if he wanted to, again, like he would like if you look at how he talked about Jane, how he pursued Jane.
Father Knows Something
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it's very different than how he treats you. So I think you got to stop waiting in the wings. Friends own him. Literally, you are friends. Treat him as a friend. Friends don't cuddle. You need to move on, start dating, get on Tinder. And it's not out of spite. It's moving forward. Mm-hmm. Maybe he'd wake up eventually, but you're not waiting for him to find out. You got to live your life.
Father Knows Something
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I was this in college. I was in love with a boy in college and just waiting one day he would wake up and like me back. And I moved to California after I graduated because I graduated a year early, even though like we were the same age. And I came back to Minnesota and I got back and saw him out at a bar and he was like, oh my God, you're back. I wish I would have known.
Father Knows Something
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Well, that was already, it was too late at that point. I put 65% down and it's not refundable. she gone yeah well but it's all good but I in a sense I think I failed up you know It's an outcome I didn't expect. Maybe, you know, it panicked me in the moment, but at the end of the day, it is going to be really, really good. I failed up.
Father Knows Something
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I just asked so-and-so to be my girlfriend. And it's like, that was a That's all just talk. Like if you wanted to date me, we would have continued talking. You would have made effort. You wouldn't have even pursued this other girl. That's bullshit. So I really think people, when they like you, they make their intentions clear.
Father Knows Something
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Like you shouldn't have to be psychic to understand if someone likes you or not. You want
Father Knows Something
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Hi, Jerry, Morgan, and Justin. Even if this isn't read on the pod, I'd really appreciate some advice. If it's read, please keep me anonymous. I'm struggling right now. The current political climate has left me feeling tired and isolated. I have views that align more with liberal values, but I don't necessarily consider myself conservative or Republican.
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I care about human and civil rights and genuine equality for all. And more. With the current political climate, I've ramped up my advocacy. My fears are the current political climate falling into extremist ideologies. I've been extremely vocal. My partner has never vocalized disagreeing with me on the topics I've been passionate about until recently.
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He has started making comments that make me question if he believes in racism, misogyny, sexism, xenophobia, homophobia, and things along that line. He is financially better off than me and is only concerned with the ways he believes the government will benefit him. Lately he's been angry with my advocacy. We got into it and almost broke up over it.
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He begged me to stay and said he would do better at listening to my perspective on disagreements. I truly love him but trying to get him to listen to my concerns has been exhausting. trying to constantly advocate to my community, my family, my friends, my partner, is exhausting. I'm exhausted. I feel so isolated in my life. I stand by my beliefs strongly.
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I'm willing to lose everything in my life over it, but I'm exhausted. I feel like I'm constantly fighting a battle that no one in my life cares about. I'm scared for the future. I've struggled with depression, and my therapist would mention I often catastrophize in many situations. But I can't help think of all the terrible things to come if our country supports extremist beliefs. I'm scared.
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I'm tired. Part of me doesn't want to be here to watch it all happen. I'm struggling to understand how so many people don't care. I don't know how to get the people in my life to listen to my concerns and understand my perspective. I feel like a shell of myself. I don't know what to do about the loneliness. So much so, I'm writing to you because your family feels like a hopeful, safe space.
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I don't know what outcome I want. I don't know what to expect from writing in with this. I guess I just want advice on what to do if you feel so empty and alone and any encouragement that things can get better because it's become so hard to keep wanting to fight. I refuse to give in. I refuse to change my beliefs, but I'm so tired of fighting. Any advice is appreciated, I guess.
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And I think they can because they're in such a place of privilege that the disparity doesn't really affect them.
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And that's a reality for a lot of couples that can make it work.
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It's very important. And I look at this and I do think, you know, people can have different political views when it comes to budgeting or, you know, things like that. But when it comes to whether people deserve to be treated as humans, that's where I'm going to say, no, you can't have differing views. If you have someone that you're questioning, are you racist? No.
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that is not someone you want to be with.
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And I just think, I mean, yeah, you put misogyny as well. I mean, overall, these are things that I don't think you can get past. I think you really got to Move past this person and really start building a home, a community, a group of friends that do align with you like me and my friends.
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We align on political stuff and I really I would struggle if we didn't like me and Lauren will text and we'll send stuff back and forth and we kind of stress out together. And having that safe place, like I can go to her, we can talk about these things and we don't agree on everything, but we can have a conversation that's civil and be like, oh, I totally see where you're coming from on that.
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But overall, we agree that humans deserve to be treated as humans. People should love who they want to love, be who they want to be. If you don't agree on that.
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Yeah. And it's also like not your job to keep being the teacher to these people. Like they have their thoughts. They believe what they're going to believe. But you want to live with it. You don't have to live with it and you shouldn't because it's unhealthy. I mean, it's unhealthy.
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That's the way I am. Here's the thing. Like I know a lot of people and I'm not sure where our listeners fall politically. Cause we don't, we don't get into politics much, but I think there's certain things that, you know, if you are on the opposite side of the people in charge right now, like, We have a right to be scared.
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Like when there's acts being passed that limit people's right to vote, if the name on their driver's license is different than the name on their birth certificate, essentially that affects women, women who get married and take their husband's last name. So you're trying to cancel women's votes. Like when stuff like that starts getting put through and voted on, we do have a right to be scared.
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And I don't think that's catastrophizing. Like these are real fears. And if your partner doesn't support you, why are you with them? Like when I told Justin this act, this save the vote act or whatever the fuck it is, save act, he was enraged. He goes, you're not taking my last name then? Like, absolutely not. So it's just crazy. It's crazy times.
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And life is too short to feel like you're fighting and educating people in your life 24 seven. Like, No. No. If your family have different political views, see them at Christmas. Have a good time. Don't talk politics.
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Don't be their teacher. Find your community. You're very involved. Make friends in these advocacy efforts and find your people.
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Okay, friends, this next one does need a trigger warning. It mentions talks of abuse, assault, physical violence. So if you cannot handle that today, please end the episode here. We really loved having you. And until next time. But otherwise, keep listening. Okay, number six.
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Hello to everyone. Hello. Anyways, I figured I'd submit this since I've been feeling very conflicted. Would I be the asshole if I left my significant other of 10 years that's trying to change? I'm not sure how to go about this, but I, 29 female, and my significant other, 32 male, have been together for 10 years, and I'm considering ending things.
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I deeply care for him as we have kids together, but I just don't know if it'll be fair to me or to him if we continue this relationship. So I guess to explain why. Almost nine years, he hasn't had a job at all. I worked two jobs at one point to support us and the kids.
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At one point, we lived with his mom, and his mom had the old generation thinking that I was supposed to come home, cook, clean, and take care of the kids while he did nothing. I didn't agree since I worked and he didn't. She decided to call me all kinds of names and he didn't defend me. Instead, if I told him I wanted to say something, he would beat me.
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After a while, I told him if he didn't stop, I would leave, so he stopped. Then came the punching walls and the car instead of me. I stayed since every time I mentioned it. How if he continued, I'd leave, he would then stop. The only thing, he didn't and wasn't getting and keeping a job. He said he would, and I stayed because he said he would, but he didn't.
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He always gets jealous and upset if I hang out with anyone and if I don't spend more time with him. I'd go out maybe four times a month, and he'd get mad saying I need to spend more time with the kids. I spoke to him about all of this, and he says he'd change and do better. He even got a job within a day and is actually cooking and cleaning for me. He hasn't gotten angry with me either.
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Oh, and he got me a Valentine's Day gift when he hasn't gotten me anything or even a note in the past nine years. Nothing for my birthday, Christmas, or Valentine's Day. I just don't know how to feel because I feel very conflicted. He seems like he's actually trying now, but I'm starting to resent him for trying now. Why now? I'm usually very appreciative for every little thing someone does.
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So for me to feel resentful for every little thing now just makes me feel guilty. Would I be the asshole if I actually left? Should I stay? Sorry if it's everything. I'm trying to sum up 10 years and it's quite difficult. I just feel guilty in general for even thinking about leaving when he's been doing everything I asked for. Ideal outcome. Honestly, I have no idea.
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I just want to feel like myself and happy again. Additional info. Lately, he hasn't gotten upset at all with me hanging out with friends or talking to them after our talk. He has been helping around the house, making me lunch for work and cooking dinner.
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It doesn't matter if you have one kid with someone like this or 10 kids or no kids. It is always okay to leave. Always. I don't think with him... I don't think it's if he'll snap again. I do think it's when. I think abusers, and that's what he is. He is an abuser.
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All the above. I think people that... act like this, go through phases where they'll be perfect and I'm trying, I'm getting better, I've changed. And then it's to reel you back in. It's to keep this cycle going. I think you deserve better. And I think you're just looking for permission to leave and you have it. You absolutely have it. You don't need it. But it is okay to leave.
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And I think you will be so much happier, so much safer. It's not going to be easy. I don't think this is someone I would tell that I'm leaving. I would get your ducks in a row and make sure you can support yourself and go because I think someone like this could be scary. She supported the house first.
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No, I would just, I would highly, highly, highly encourage, you know, safely getting in contact with some domestic violence organizations in your area and create a safe exit plan with someone. I just don't want to see you, you know, leave and then he retaliates and you end up not here anymore. Because, to be honest, this is someone that really scares me. Mm-hmm.
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so the theme today yes i know you're just so excited about the dresses failing upwards or in another way like is failing inevitable and i i think a lot of people have negative connotations with the word failing failure but i really do think when one door closes another opens failure
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For sure. And, you know, we have, we have group T and we have some amazing, amazing people on group T that are going through something similar with exes and kids and manipulation and trying to get out. And it's very challenging, but I do think you deserve better and you deserve to feel loved and safe and happy, happy, safe and happy.
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And I just I want to emphasize, like, please create a safe exit plan. There's a woman who went through something very similar, said she was leaving, said, hey, I'm not happy. You know, I want a divorce. I'm done. And he was all, oh, my God. Yeah. OK, I get it. All good. you know, all good, no issue. And she was like, wow, he's being really good about this.
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You know, after all years of him, you know, hurting me, like he's, I'm surprised.
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He ended up killing her. And I, I just want to stress, like, if you are in a similar situation, anyone out there listening, It's okay to leave, but make sure you have a safe exit plan. And that might include just packing up when they're gone and going or not taking your shit because your stuff is not worth your life. There is a quiz and I've talked about this on Too Hot Takes quite a bit.
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There's a website called loveisrespect.org. You can go on the website and take a quiz and it will break down if you are in a healthy relationship or not. And this is a website that has built-in safety features that if you exit the tab and your partner tries to search your history, it will not show that.
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If you click the escape key multiple times, it goes to Google and you can't press back to get to the website. Like it is... a really, really good organization and website. So I highly, highly recommend anyone who, you know, you might feel similar or like your alarm bells are ringing, go to this website and take the quiz. It'll be linked in the show notes.
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I think anyone, honestly, even if you think your relationship is super healthy, take the quiz, just be sure. Because you might not think it's an alarm bell or a red flag and, you know, it might be unhealthy, but I really think I really think you deserve better. You should be able to hang out with friends. You should be with a loving partner.
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You should get gifts on your birthday, Valentine's Day, Christmas in nine years. This is not it. This is something that needs to fail. Needs to. But keep us posted. We want to hear an update from you. We want to make sure you're safe. So anyone that we've read your stories today or on the show, we have a separate update form. We're working on doing an update episode soon.
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So make sure you go to our show description and find that.
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Yeah. And you know what? I'm not going to leave us on this foot. I did have a story that I was going to share at the top of another episode, but I'm going to end on a little bit of a better feeling, I think.
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This is going to be number seven for us today. Although I, 25 female, didn't initially write in to get advice on this situation, a lot of advice given to others has really helped. I just broke up with my boyfriend, 22 male, like an hour ago. But after a year and a half together and constant begging for him to help around the house and many other issues, it was time to end.
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But the nitty gritty of that isn't what I'm writing in about. I wanted to say a sincere thank you to Jerry, Morgan, and Justin. I've been a longtime THT and FKS listener. This morning, while doing just that and catching up on a few FKS episodes, a lot of the advice resonated with me and my situation. One thing that really hit me was in Thank You Next, in story four, Jerry says, quote,
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And I truly realized I hadn't been respecting myself. I keep forgiving and agreeing to fix things just to be disappointed again and again when I'm the only one actually trying. After listening to your discussions this morning, I knew I had to cut things off. Something that I had honestly been thinking about for weeks now. I love it. And Chipotle. I know. Those are some good chips.
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I know. Taylor loves Chipotle. But hey, I mean, this is what this show is all about. This is really why we do it. It's maybe something we say on one episode in 30 seconds or five seconds will resonate with someone and then they'll make a change in their life that they are so much happier for.
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Yeah, and it's you. It's the community too. Sometimes, a lot of times, your advice in the comments is better than what we can come up with.
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Yeah. We are just two people, a dad degree over there. I don't know.
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Daughter degree over here. I don't know. I'm having a little bit of a identity crisis lately, I think. But we're just two people. We're not on moral high horses, but we know that it's okay to want happiness. We know it's okay to want a safe, healthy, happy home. Everyone deserves that. It's okay to want more for yourself, for your life, for your kids, just for you.
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Yeah. So failure, inevitable question mark, seasoning needed. I don't know, but we'll get into these situations and see what we can say.
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Thank you guys for being here. Please be sure to subscribe, like, rate the show, follow wherever you're listening, watching, and share this show with someone today. We are really hoping to grow this year and, you know, get the word out there.
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Yeah. And any themes you want to see coming up. We're working on a work episode. We're working on a friendship episode and a couple other really good themes. So any issues, be sure to write in. Link is in the description. Other than that, bye.
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Hey, Father Knows Something fam. Minnesota native here who absolutely adores your show, along with THT and Midwest Married. This is a bit long, so buckle up. On to my issue. My partner, 32 male, and I, 30 female, have been together for 10 plus years. Married for a little over a year. I love them dearly and we get along as any couple would. Things have been a bit stagnant the past couple of years.
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I do almost all of the housework, laundry, cooking, cleaning, as well as my full-time job. And part-time job as a youth hockey coach. My partner just recently got a new full-time job but was previously unemployed from August 2024 until March of 2025. While unemployed, my partner was working on their mental and physical health, as their previous job was very demanding and toxic.
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During this time, I encouraged them to work on themselves. However, I started to notice that I still did all of the housework, even with them being unemployed, and me still working my full-time and part-time job.
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During their unemployment, I guess I was hoping they would step up a little bit more and help, as well as treat me to dinner, cooking, or takeout, just so I didn't have to be the one to think about it, especially after a long day at work. At the same time, I can't stop thinking about one of my coworkers, who I get along with. We've been coworkers for over five years.
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We have the same interests and hobbies and have some flirty banter when we get a chance to chat at work events. I work fully remote, and they work full-time in office. When I say I can't stop thinking about them, I seriously cannot stop. I think about going with them to watch and playing in hockey games, both of our favorite sport to watch and play.
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I think about how different life would be if I was dating this coworker. I think about how I could possibly go on a date with this coworker without my partner knowing.
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You know, I just went to this new place. I've had four dress trying experiences now. I went to Kleinfeld's, which was, it was good. It was, I think I was a little overwhelmed because it is like, it is crazy there. It is a big wheel turning business. And I should have realized in myself, like I need something a little more chill and
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I fully recognize these are not okay thoughts. Is this just me fantasizing about a different life because I resent my partner for not helping me out with basic life chores? Ideal outcome? I honestly don't know. I want to feel wanted, desired, and special. Additional info? I've felt that I'm always put on the back burner when it comes to my partner.
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They come to a minimal number of my hockey games. I'm the one making plans. Anytime we go out on a date, nothing gets done around the house unless I ask for it to, with many reminders. But when his friends ask to play video games, he hops on his computer right away without a second thought.
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I think they've just outgrown each other.
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Yeah, I look at this as, you know, together 10 years, married a little over a year, but yeah, really started to not feel appreciated and had issues, you know, a couple years before marriage or a year before marriage. So I think there's just an imbalance here. I mean, the fact that he was unemployed and you said, hey, work on yourself, work on your mental and physical health.
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Like, that is such a gift. And the fact that he didn't recognize, like, oh... I'm, you know, unemployed. I'm working on myself. And my partner's got a full-time job and a part-time job and still doing all the housework and still cooking. And, you know, maybe every once in a while I should do dinner one night before she gets home.
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And that, to me, the fact that that did not happen, I just think he's uninterested. Like, if he wanted to, he would. Mm-hmm. It's crazy. Whether it's lack of respect, he's selfish. I think it's been communicated very clear. Nothing gets done around the house unless I ask for it to with many reminders. It's nice to have a partner that can recognize fairness and balance.
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And I think if you want to try to make this work, You could. You have a sit down. You have a real big heart to heart and you say, I'm falling out of love. And it's because I don't feel appreciated. I don't feel wanted, desired, respected. And I think you can do that. See if it gets better. See if that really changes things. But if not, it's time to walk.
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So I definitely felt the pressure at Kleinfeld's, but I just went to this place here in LA and they have a New York location. It's called Jackson James.
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You know, I would be curious how clear the conversations have been. But again, like if I ask for help multiple times and you need multiple reminders, like you are a grown adult. I'm not your mom. Why am I feeling like your mom asking you to vacuum the house 20 times? Vacuum the fucking house. You live here too. Do you not see everything that needs to get done?
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Do you not see what I'm doing on top of my full-time and part-time job?
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I wouldn't say that. I think having a crush, a fantasy, is so different than I'm looking.
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Absolutely the most incredible experience. It blew the other three experiences I had out of the water.
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I'm just not feeling very connected in our relationship. Something's got to change. It does. So have a heart-to-heart and honestly realize there are partnerships out there.
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Start with the talk. See if there's any change. I mean, he's got to be willing. And if he's not willing, counseling is pointless.
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Oh, yeah. Your New York taxi cab socks today. Yeah. Look at that. Imagine. Okay. Getting into this one. Hi, Dad and Morgan, Justin, or any other guest.
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Big fan of Father Knows and Two Hot Takes. First time write-in. Me, 27 female, and my partner, 33 male, have been bickering a lot as of late. We've been dating for two years, and I have a five-year-old son from a different relationship. For context, my son goes to his dad's house on the weekends, and I spend the night at my boyfriend's place. During this time, I admit, I always fall asleep first.
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Of course, being a single mom and working corporate America at 5 a.m. to 3.30 p.m., my natural wake and sleep schedule is a bit early, like 10.30, 11 p.m. is when I fall asleep. Fine, that's cool, right? My partner, though, is a bit of a night owl. He will game with friends or catch up on work and usually come to bed around 1, 2, sometimes 3 a.m., Now comes the fun part.
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When he sees me dozing off, or if I'm dead asleep, he will start messing with me. I'm talking a random, ah, pinching, pulling my hair, touching my face, etc. You get the picture.
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He and the GOP have long shown interest in going after Social Security. What are they going to try? And I think Pete is spot on here because they are starting the propaganda, just like they do about immigrants being these huge criminals, just like the propaganda they start about trans people.
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They're starting it about Social Security, which every American earnestly pays and is entitled to receive once they retire.
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So, I mean, here's the problem. In the past they've gone for it, but right now they're going at such a record speed and they're taking away these benefits from people. He's firing a huge portion of the workforce. A lot of reporting says we are already in a recession. Like this man in seven weeks has completely taken a wrecking ball to our economy and to our standing in the world in seven weeks.
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And so the Republicans thought, oh, you know what? We're off last week.
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they went home and they thought we'll do some town halls do a little victory lap with our base and they went into deeply red districts and we've played it and you've seen it probably seen it all over the internet but they're these maggot constituents are furious veterans are getting fired um they're pissed off about doge they don't like the idea that a south african-born billionaire
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There is a situation that has been completely debunked, just like they're eating the dogs, they're eating the cats during the campaign, and he can't let it go. He believes the most outrageous conspiracy theories. But this is one of the more dangerous propaganda moves I've seen MAGA make. And it is this propaganda regarding Social Security.
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who doesn't know anything about governing is completely realigning our entire federal government. And then you have big Christian, Moses Mike Johnson. What would Jesus do? Talks to God all the time. Gets on camera and lies with just, I mean, and he believes his lies, that all of these people at these town halls are paid agitators. And we've shown the footage of these people in the town halls.
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This is as MAGA American cracker as it gets. These are not paid agitators. One MAGA Republican said, I saw somebody with blue hair there or purple hair. And I'm like, get over yourselves. But nonetheless, I digress. So, of course, what happens next? Please put up the post. No more town halls. NRCC Chief Justice. tells House Republicans. So this is all a part of the fix. The fix is in.
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They're selling you propaganda and now they're quieting down the voices of Republican voters. because they don't want any of this to catch on. We had Eric Swalwell on on Sunday. And what the Democrat, some of the House Democrats are starting to do is go into MAGA districts and host town halls where these cowards are too big of wussies to host them themselves.
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They pitch you propaganda. They lie to you so that the billionaires can have more money. They rile you up to get mad at gay people. They rile you up to get mad at less than 1% of the population, which are trans people. They rile you up to get mad at immigrants. Meanwhile, All of the money is going to the billionaire class. Elon Musk is funded by upwards of $20 billion.
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The felon seems most excited when he's talking about ways he can benefit his rich friend's lives. For $5 million, you can have dinner with him at Mar-a-Lago. For $5 million, you can buy a gold card. Meanwhile, this guy is so breathtakingly stupid and so divorced from reality.
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And he has the audacity and just is such a diabolical person that he's worth that much money. And he's coming in and firing all of these people. And I noticed last night, big Christian Moses, Mike Johnson, and former failed drag queen, JD Vance, Sitting up there laughing, laughing when Trump talked about slashing jobs. They sit and they laugh and they think it's funny that people are suffering.
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And that's what's so sick about MAGA. These voters sit and they watch Fox News all the time because they feast on the cruelty because it tastes good to them. This cruelty tastes good to them. And that is the cancer that is this MAGA movement.
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And last night, Trump repeated debunked claims that dead people that are 100, 150 She said even one person is 360 years old, older than this country, is receiving Social Security. Here's the problem. Number one, this has been debunked. And number two, the software that codes this
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This is a really dangerous person because he believes that Trump was sent by God. You know what I mean? This is a real crackhead. I mean, he genuinely believes that Trump appointed these Supreme Court justices and they overturned Roe. And this is biblical to him. So this is like a whole nother layer of crazy shit. You're trying to apply some form of logic.
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This guy says on camera, God told me I was Moses. And then we all just act like this is normal to have a speaker of the house that has imaginary conversations. But Next up, we have Fox News trying to deal with the fallout of the Trump tariffs. And yesterday, Trump announced the tariffs on Canada and Mexico. 20% Fox, the stock market, immediately tanks.
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Fox sends somebody out to one of those big Ford car dealerships. And I'm not going to play the first part of the interview because the part with Maria Bartolomo's meltdown is way more delicious. But anyway, they're asking this guy who sells trucks like Ford F-150s, how much is this truck? And he said, well, it used to be $80,000. Now, this is a $100,000 truck. We just got emails from our bosses.
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We have to raise the price of this truck to $100,000. This is insanity. This is crazy. I can't believe Trump is doing this. And watch how Fox is having to spin this.
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Okay, at first, I want to play the rest at first. She's like, I mean, she's speechless. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Great. Because she's like, oh shit. Like for 10 years, I have been going hard in the paint for this. I have like sat here and done the mental and moral gymnastics for this piece of shit.
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And now people that buy Ford F-150s, I mean the epicenter of the Trump vehicle, are getting zapped with an additional 20 grand. Okay, play the rest of the clip. Let me ask you this, okay?
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OK, so this is one of the things that Republicans, you know, they have to shapeshift all the time. The reason that corporations have gone abroad is because there's no regulations and they've gone abroad because then they make more money by using much cheaper labor and not paying people a livable wage, which is incredible considering what our minimum wage is. How bad is it?
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And so they would rather violate human rights. And the Republicans made this path to build your cars elsewhere and then import them back in. Okay. All right. Next up, we have some hopium for you guys. And this is a congressman out of Colorado really reading and dragging MAGA for filth. Let's watch it.
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is older than the age of the crackheads that run doge and they didn't understand the coding this is completely debunked no dead people are receiving social security but the danger here is that donald trump and maga are starting the propaganda to try to get the american public to think that social security is somehow corrupt because he wants to grab all the money
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And I just think there is this appetite for cruelty. in the Republican movement that started decades and decades and decades ago. Ronald Reagan appeared a lot nicer than Donald Trump, spoke a lot more clearly than Donald Trump, but he demonized the poor. And people feast on that. They feast on this idea that if somebody's poor, they're lazy.
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And that if you're rich, you're chosen and you work harder. And Republicans really feast on this type of cruelty. And they like otherizing and tribalism within the country. And I'm just going to point out the majority of these people are really big Bible thumpers. And the fact that they feel this appetite for cruelty, in my opinion, goes back to if you worship something that will
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send you to hell to burn over and over and over again for all eternity. There's an inherent cruelty in that religion. And I think that us always turning a blind eye to dealing with these churches where we live, there are two things that are taught from the pulpit, Jesus Christ and Republican policies. And these people are indoctrinated in it. And being a Republican is a part of the culture.
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It is, they believe that the devil and Democrats are synonymous, and Jesus and Republicans and capitalism are synonymous. And until we really, really want to do the work on this, this type of cruelty and this appetite for cruelty and this appetite for just mind-numbing stupidity and the lack of critical thinking will continue in this country.
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so he can buy crypto with it because he doesn't give a shit about poor people here is former transportation secretary and road scholar pete budaj and he says in a tweet last night what he said about social security payments has been repeatedly debunked so the question isn't whether he's lying about this the question is why what is this a pretext for
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What struck me about it is you have all of these reports coming out. I've read different articles that, you know, Trump's a Russian asset and so-and-so said this, and this is what we know. I'm like, I don't have to read anything that tells me that Trump is aligned with Russia because I can look at his actions. His actions tell me all I need to know. Tulsi Gabbard in the intelligence.
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It's just one thing right after the other. But Mark Kelly... What I thought Senator Mark Kelly said I thought was worth us hearing because I think it's so true and it makes a great point.
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You know, it just when you think about what he's done to the military, what he's done on the international stage, I worry, is the U.S. as strong as it used to be? Are we going to get in some type of conflict that we can't defend ourselves because we have incompetent people from top to bottom? And we're sitting with Russia.
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You've got Elon Musk, who there's no question was talking to Putin for years. The Starlink incident with Ukraine during the Russia-Ukrainian war. Like, this is terrifying stuff. I'm literally alarmed, alarmed, alarmed.
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It really is. And what I find interesting, this next comment from Trump regarding this issue, I have a lot to say about that. So let's play the clip.
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It is self-evident. It is self-evident that Putin is in control of the United States government through a Donald Trump, his useful idiot. It is absolutely self-evident that this government will lay down for Putin. It's oligarchy, Putin, masks. I don't know what is going on, but I know it is nefarious.
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And the United States votes with Hungary, Belarus, China, all the dictators.
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And I know it has real world implications, not just for the United States, but for Europe at large.
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Some alarming news, further confirmation that Donald Trump is a Russia slash Putin sympathizer. Yesterday in the United Nations, there was a vote regarding Russia and their actions. Let me show it to you. The US votes against the UN resolution condemning Russia for the Ukraine war. Now I ask you, when all of the Western allies, all of NATO, is voting in favor of this.
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Well, the last clip I want to leave you with is self-evident. Because Donald Trump, who has called Zelensky, a dictator, refuses to call Putin a dictator, which we all know Putin is a dictator, a war criminal, murderer, all the things. Here we go.
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Okay, that's enough. So he will run around and call Zelensky a dictator, but he doesn't use that word lightly when it comes to Putin. And he has absolutely no respect for anything but money. He's sitting there saying a lot of lives were lost. He doesn't give a shit. He doesn't give a shit that unprovoked Russia went in and tried to take over a sovereign nation.
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He doesn't care because Putin is his bedfellow. And it is as obvious to me as the nose on my face.
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WOW…They Were Right About Trump ALL ALONG!!
You own the dismantling of the United States military and all of these veterans that fought for your freedom. Donald Trump and JD Vance just realigned 80 years worth of alliances where veterans fought to make this place a democracy. They just realigned every single bit of it in the Oval Office. So now you are exposed for your faux support.
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your complete fake support of the troops and of the veterans. Because if you're still a big MAGA thumper right now, you're not supporting the veterans. But I think it's important to also segue here that this country has a problem listening to women. And in 2016, Hillary Clinton told us exactly what Trump would do. And you have to remember, she was the Secretary of State.
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She was a United States Senator. She's seen more than any of us have ever seen regarding the compromising situation. between Putin and Trump. But let's listen to this debate back from 2016.
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And what happened in the White House, in the Oval Office with Zelensky, nobody on the planet is happier than a weak Russia. We have waved the white flag. This is the weakest American president we have ever seen. Half the country will not listen to women because they're sexist and they would rather have this orange pig in office than listen to women.
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But let's listen to another woman who warned us just a few months ago. Kamala Harris, play the clip.
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This guy's running around because he's got this weird idea of spreading his seed all over the world. And he's latched on to the MAGA party, the Party of Family Values, Christian Values, Judeo-Christian Values. And this guy and Donald Trump, who I believe Elon Musk is the full-time nanny, at Vladimir Putin's direction of Donald Trump.
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i want her back i mean i just sit and watch that and you realize how competent how knowledgeable she is and how she articulates the dangers of this situation and maga plays in these stupid little you didn't wear a suit you didn't say thank you this is serious vladimir putin has goals beyond ukraine And the only thing that has stopped him from doing this is the United States of America.
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He has a weak economy. His military is in tatters. And the United States just waved the white flag to this man because Kamala Harris is right and Putin is eating them for lunch and Hillary Clinton was right. They are a puppet. They are a puppet for Vladimir Putin.
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But I want you to see, we've talked about this since long before the election, about how triple Trumpers, and when I say triple Trumpers, I'm talking about the people who voted for him three times, which all of us know these people. There has to be an appetite for cruelty in their DNA.
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order for them to continue doing this because the body of evidence surrounding trump and everything he has says and you don't have to listen to one other media you can only listen to his words and you know immediately this guy is not very bright and he is cruel and so he has surrounded himself with like-minded sycophants and in the oval office we had marjorie taylor greene's boyfriend start trying to berate
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Zelensky over wearing a suit. Meanwhile, you know, Elon Musk goes around looking like a nut with impunity all of the time and they don't say a word to him about it. But I'm going to play this clip again and I want you to watch two things on the sofa. J.D. Vance's smile
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and laughter as somebody is being cruel and demeaning and immature and childish towards the president of Ukraine, a war hero for that country, a leader in democracy. And then I want you to watch the reaction of Marco Rubio, who knows better. And they're sitting right on the sofa next to each other. And for those of you that are listening, I'll describe it after we play the clip.
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Elon Musk, the world's richest man, continues to breed and breed and breed. And buried in yesterday's story of the absolute shitshow in the Oval Office, Elon Musk announces his 14th child weeks after baby number 13 was revealed via Twitter when the baby mama couldn't get a hold of him for health care for the child. So just think about this.
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Look at the juxtaposition of those two men. Look at that. Okay, stop. Here's what we have. We have the people who are surrendering to Putin because they want all of the autocrats to align. They don't want democracy anymore. And that's J.D. Vance.
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And then you have all of the people that are surrendering to all of this, like Marco Rubio, because either they are compromised, they've been bought out, or they're just completely castrated beyond all comprehension. And where Marco Rubio is right there, lots and lots and lots of senators, Republican senators, and Republican House of Representatives are right there.
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These guys have all these kids and all these baby mamas, and you don't have to imagine how badly Fox News would react if a black man in leadership behaved the same way. But we have to remember, while Elon Musk, the world's richest man, why is he so rich? Seth, put up the next slide. Here's a meme. And this is true.
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And the Democratic leadership needs to start targeting these potential people to flip to stand up for democracy instead of these impotent interviews where we're acting like
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this isn't happening right now because we play two different games they go in and within six weeks they have waved a white flag to russia and said basically we're on your side now we're no longer going to support ukraine you can march right into kiev and then we're sitting around waiting for the midterms We play two different games here.
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And the Democrats, this is a historical moment that we are living in. And it's time for Democratic leadership to stand up and fight. And if Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries can't do it, step aside. Quit playing the old games because this is a post-bipartisanship era. This is save democracy era. And I don't think
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And I don't know if any of you all think that the Democratic leadership is taking this seriously. Now, there is Bernie. There is AOC. We do have Eric Swalwell, Jasmine Crockett, Chris Murphy. I've seen some. They're the ones who are speaking out. And if everybody in the Democratic leadership can't join them, we are going to be up a river without a paddle.
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And that's putting it as nicely as possible. But I want to play you one last thing. Throughout all of this, remember, Trump was going to deport sex traffickers. He was going to clean it up. We weren't going to let criminals, other countries' criminals, run around recklessly in the streets of the United States of America. And he really, he jockeyed and campaigned for the Tate brothers, who are
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horrible sex traffickers to come to Florida. And I couldn't understand why. And let's play this whole clip from a couple of years ago. And here is Andrew Tate.
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Bravo, Melania and Donald, that you've raised your son Barron to talk to Andrew Tate. And you have the audacity, all of you triple Trumpers have the audacity to lecture us on family values and Christian values and morality. Are you kidding me? I have two sons.
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And if my sons were talking to Andrew Tate, I mean, I would pick up a mountain, move it and go get them all of the mental health help they would need. This is disgraceful. But of course, it's a no-brainer. Donald Trump said in 2016, and none of these MAGA Christians gave a shit, that you can grab a woman by the pussy and she'll let you if you're famous.
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So of course, the son of the man who says that, the son of the man who's an adjudicated rapist, talks to Andrew Tate. So is this a favor that he did for Barron to bring his favorite rapists to the United States of America? Give me a break. MAGA has been exposed for the complete, hypocrites that they are.
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My businesses have received 40 billion, 40 billion listener in government subsidies, but I'm getting the veterans suicide hotline at the VA because we can't afford it. So all of you triple MAGA voters who have American flags flying outside, And you have when you go to an event and it's the national anthem, you stand up and you support the troops. You know that you own your triple Trump vote.
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And this Trump administration are traitors and they have waved a white flag to Russia, who is in a very, very weak position and should not have any negotiating power whatsoever. Okay, guys, thanks for bearing with me while Pumps is in Vegas. She will be back with me on Monday.
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MAGA is a Public Display of Mental Illness
I have to tell you, I've seen Magic Mike Pence out there with some tweets standing up for Ukraine. He knows. Everybody knows. Everybody knows, unless you listen to Tucker Carlson's Dipshit podcast, that Russia started the war. It is a fact. It's not to be argued with. If you're a Putin sympathizer, like...
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Apparently, the president of the United States, the vice president of the United States, their boss, Elon Musk, and Elon Musk's boss, Vladimir Putin. You have a bunch of dipshit Americans that want to believe that. And it's just so dangerous. It is so dangerous.
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I mean, here's how I feel about Pete Hegseth. I think the people surrounding him need to do an intervention and they need to take him to rehab for his alcoholism. And once he's been sober four or five years, because I think that's about how long it takes for the brain to fully, fully kind of recover from being in remission from alcohol abuse disorder.
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I think then we can sit down and interview him. Until then, you have a bunch of broken people running the United States of America. Trump, inner childhood trauma, malignant narcissism, titty baby. Elon Musk, untreated drug addict, huge titty baby, insecure as all get out. Pete Hegseth, titty baby. Mama had to go on a tour for him. He's a grown-ass man whose mother...
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scolded him rightfully for his behavior. And that letter was leaked to the press. And then she had to go and say, oh, he's better now, blah, blah. These are the most unqualified, broken titty babies. All of them need to go away. They need to go away and work on themselves. Because what we have done is we have, we are now showcasing the mental health crisis that
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that has swept the nation by electing the most fucked up people we possibly can and then letting them appoint even more fucked up people. I didn't even mention like Kash Patel, Pam Bondi, or the governor of, Kristi Noem, that woman who wears all those costumes all the time. I mean, this is, it would be hilarious if they were just running.
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No, no, it would be hilarious if they were just running for office. These people are in charge. Of the United States of America. It is in all of this bullshit from Elon Musk that he saved all this money. This is a lie. It is a bold-faced lie.
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All he has done is stop investigations into himself and to his companies and cleared the way for his companies to rape and pillage taxpayer dollars more and more and more.
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It's like it's a prerequisite. The more screwed up you are, and maybe that's because they're compromised. And maybe that's how Musk and Trump, you know, hang on to them. Or maybe they're just all so broken into this alternate universe together. I don't know. But this is embarrassing. If people listen to Pete Hexeth and they think, yep, he should be in charge.
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It just reveals, number one, how stupid that person is that would think that. Number two, how broken this country is that we no longer value facts and putting smart people. For me personally, when I go to a doctor, I take comfort in the fact that that person is smarter than me regarding the human body.
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And that person has more than a decade, more than two decades of schooling and rigorous testing to treat me. As such, I want the people in charge of the government to have experience. And this whole notion that, and there's a lot of Republicans that think this, if somebody's rich, they're smart and successful.
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And this whole notion in capitalism that everything has to be privatized, you're all going to get screwed. You're all going to get screwed by it because corporations seek one thing and one thing only. Look no further than UnitedHealthcare and all of the people that that company has killed by denying, deposing, and defending. You look at all of the deaths there and they don't care.
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That's what privatization does for you. And that's what all of these people are setting up. It will only benefit the upper, upper, upper class. And everybody below that is going to get killed, harmed, fucked.
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MAGA is a Public Display of Mental Illness
I have to tell you, it's consistently women. It is. That are standing up to this. You see the main governor. You see Michelle Obama refusing to go to the inauguration. You see Karen Pence, mother. Mother. going to the inauguration. You see AOC, you see Jasmine Crockett, you see Tina Smith. And this is what the people want. Call him a dick. We need to have some fangs.
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I've personally never seen any sort of rational thought or anything from her. But what I have to say about the Philadelphia Eagles is good for them. And it's important to point out that Jalen Hurts the quarterback, when he was asked, what do you think about Donald Trump coming to the Super Bowl? He looked right in the camera and said he can do whatever he wants. He was polite enough about it.
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But obviously, Jalen Hurts is a black man. He knows what we all see. And we all see all this DEI talk and all of this bullshit from MAGA. We know what their default setting is. We know what white people think about black football players and black basketball players. Entertain me and then shut the fuck up. We know it. And Jalen Hurts knows it. And good for him.
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And also of note, Jalen Hurts is managed by an entirely female team. This is what real masculinity is. Propping up marginalized, competent people and not being afraid of somebody that doesn't look like you, is not the same gender of you. This whole notion of these, like Jesse Waters constantly talking about masculinity.
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If you're on the defense, constantly having to defend how masculine you are, I have news for you. You're not masculine at all. And it makes us all think you're probably a closet homosexual.
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It's flea market, riffraff, knickknack, white trash in the White House. It is the white trash, White House, flea market, riffraff, knickknack, bullshit. And for all the triple Trumpers out there, this is your guy. Die on this hill. Do it. Swing for the fences. Whenever you have a gay kid, we'll be sitting right here. Mm-hmm.
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Whenever you have a trans grandchild that everybody wants to bully, we'll be sitting right here. Whenever your darling child falls in love with a black man and makes beautiful mixed babies and that people are racist towards your grandchild, we'll be sitting right here. When Donald Trump and Elon Musk fire you after you triple-trumped voted for them and you have –
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benefits, you've worked for the federal government for 15 or 20 years, you see how ruthless and psychotic these people are, we'll be sitting right here. I want all of them to know we're going to be sitting right here and we don't change. And we don't have to be impacted by something for us to care about it.
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So y'all can go play with Trump and you can triple trumpet and do all your shit and buy the flea market shit, white trash it. We're all going to be sitting here fighting the good fight and finding good trouble because that's what progressive policies are about.
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And it's the women that are standing up because you know what I think? I think white men are so used to being privileged. They don't know how to fight this.
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I mean, it kind of makes you wonder, like, how do you have like a national character?
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Dubai's Missing Princesses I Part 5, New Update
So you have these regular Emiratis, regular people from Dubai, putting on like your trial makeup for you?
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Okay. Okay. I think that's like an important distinction. So they might be in like management roles.
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So it'll be like somebody from India putting on your makeup at Sephora, but the manager is from Dubai. Exactly. Maybe. Yes. And then like status wise, they would have like the status of guest workers. Is that right? Yeah.
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And presumably if you're there as a guest worker, you get kicked out once you lose your job.
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Okay, let's get to the next listener question. How much does Islamic law figure into Dubai's secular legal system? And can you drink booze there?
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Oh, that's so interesting. Yeah. Okay, let's go to the next listener question. Do women really have to get permission from a male relative to travel?
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So is it just if you're royal that you might have to worry about that kind of thing?
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You have like minders. Exactly. Exactly. That brings us to our next listener question, which is how integrated are the royals to daily culture? Is it like British level?
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So they're pretty ubiquitous. But is there like a yellow press, like a paparazzi that's publishing No.
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So I want to take us back to what you were saying about the royals earlier. Because that gets us to the next question. What are the roles of these Arab monarchs in the U.S.? And in terms of business investments, what are Emirati business interests in the U.S.?
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That actually brings us to our last listener question, which is about climate change. What is Dubai doing about climate change? It's really hot over there and it's a desert. Where do they get water?
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So where does Dubai get its water? Is it just from these like rain clouds that they're impregnating?
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You know, I could keep asking questions about Dubai all day. I think I need to just go there.
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OK, so before we really dive into listener questions, Natalie, maybe you can just answer a few like very basic questions about Dubai. First of all, where is it?
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So it's in the Middle East. Does it have lots and lots of oil? I mean, we know this is like a pretty rich country.
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And it's funny because even though Dubai is not the capital and it doesn't have the most oil, it's still kind of the one that we hear about more, more than Abu Dhabi for sure. Like, for example, Beyonce performed there. Why did Beyonce perform in Dubai? Yeah.
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In Search of Reasonable Doubt: S1-E5
To me, I heard, I hit him, I hit him. And then I went back, obviously, continuing on patient care, focusing on patient care.
KAREN: THE RETRIAL
In Search of Reasonable Doubt: S1-E5
I heard, I hit him, I hit him. That's what you believe at this point? That's what I heard.
KAREN: THE RETRIAL
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They have him captured on film shooting another human being.
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And so consequence becomes the biggest issue now for him.
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Bless, you were supposed to be on it.
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I forgot about that.
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That's really low.
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100%.
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fucking crazy.
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100%.
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She wanted to go.
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I can't wait for him to like being here.
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It's off sync, guys. Hold on.
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Is that right? Is that right? Because I feel like that might be wrong.
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Mary keeps moving the camera around.
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No, I don't.
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I can pull that back. I mean, like, you like it. We can leave it. It's just going to be on there a bunch of times. It's going back and forth. I'm going to move the camera.
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Yeah, but like the first time. If we never see it again, it's cinema. But if we see it 30 more times, it's like, all right, these idiots can't plan where their cameras go.
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Also ich frage mich, warum ist dieses Gebäude so nennenswert? Finally, we will have our revenge. But what good is a dastardly plot if you can't conspire with family?
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Double your villains, double your fun. Any last words? Nice magic marble, real scary.
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Oh mein Gott, die Musik ist ein Remix von Sonic 06.
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Oh mein Gott, Eggman's Jacket.
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You are right about the point. This is insane! This ends.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
So I, I totally get, I feel like we're, we're onto something here with this conversation. I also think that like with what Barrett's saying, like we've talked about this for years now, like that is the dream. That is what we want. Like, Like, why are they doing all these live service games? Just do smaller projects, blah, blah, blah.
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But we also see that the smaller projects do not perform on the same level as the bigger ones because they're presented as smaller. The audience thinks that they're smaller. They're talked about as smaller. And it's, I think, impossible to get away from that. I do think that there has to be like a redefinition of it all.
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And I think that now it potentially, internally, there could be that rubber banding effect of, you know, with all of the fallout of how bad things like Concord were and et cetera, et cetera, factions getting canceled and all of that, there might be a higher level of willingness to listen to the teams of like, just let us do this and let's see if it works because we think it's going to work.
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And I hope it works. I don't necessarily it would need to be supported the right way and all of that. And I think that Miles Morales came out at a very different time than now. And Lost Legacy came out at a very different time than now. But to your point about like Santa Monica is on a different level with storytelling and all that stuff.
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Go home. Go home. Go back to LA.
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i think that they have that stuff so down uh and the world of god of war so down that if it was like barrett saying like you're playing as loki a different character with a different moveset i think is enough to make that different and and to make that like stand alone and be able to be it still have god of war and still feel like it's a a real project without it being
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Go back to New York. Get out of here. I couldn't even make it to Friday. Y'all were going out, and I was like, I'm going to rally. I'm going to do it. You looked at me. You were like, I think I'm going to come out. I was surprised I didn't see you. Because there was a couple of people. I hadn't seen Janet. I hadn't seen a couple of people. I was like, okay, I should do this one final frontier.
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kratos but could you make that in two years i think so or how is it 2023 2022 okay so maybe we're getting there yeah and i think i think you can with with again going back to valhalla as an example um It's definitely hopeful, but I do think that there has to be some, when you look at Insomniac and they did it. So it's like, and I know everyone's different.
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You can't apply them one-to-one-to-one, but I do think that there is less a difference between Insomniac, Santa Monica, and Naughty Dog than you're saying that there is. But I also get where you're coming from. But I also think that the Spider-Man lore is like as important as the God of War lore in a different way because Spider-Man means so much to even more people than God of War does.
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Yes, I do think, though, that everyone's going to have their own opinion about what is the right move and all that stuff. I personally, looking at all of this, playing the games, knowing the games, seeing how well they sell, seeing the conversations years after they happen. I think a shift has to happen that these games get smaller and should be more Last of Us 1-sized than Last of Us 2-sized.
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God of War, I think you can apply it to pretty much all of the games, and there's going to be that initial shift revolt from the community because they're like, there's expectations. And if they're going to get these giant 90 plus Metacritic prestige, single player video games, Sony, we've seen the numbers.
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They have to figure it out that they can get them out more than once every seven plus years. Right. So I think that maybe there is a internal reframing of like, we got to figure this all out and it's, I don't know how that happens. And I think it's going to be kind of messy, but I think it's our, we're there. We're in the messy part. We've got a super chat though.
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And then I was like, or... I had to go home to feed the dogs. So that was the thing where I'm like, all right, step one against me should come out, right? But I get home and I had that moment of like, if I take my pants off.
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I love that. Yeah. Bro, what's that super chat? Lucian Oriel writes in and says, the way that Eric Williams talked about Symphony of the Night with such love makes me want a smaller 2D Symphony of the Night style God of War game.
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Oh. See, that'd be sick. Can you imagine? I mean, because remember, he was on our spoiler cast and he was talking up wanting to make a Castlevania game.
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Yeah. Absolutely. And also, Barrett, your idea of Loki jumping between the realms, that fits itself to an Eric Williams-directed Metroidvania, I think, very well.
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Yeah, straight up. No, I love it, though. And Jesus Rivera says, what if it's Prince of Persia style game about a character in Egypt who ends up... Asking Kratos and Atreus for help leading into the next big title. That's the other thing, too. It could be a side thing that, like, sets up the next big thing.
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So make it core, make it important, but also not make it, like... It's not the Kratos AAA experience that... You might expect the God of War name.
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And then I just had a thought. I was like, you know what? I could play Onimusha. So I got my Switch, hung out on my bed with my dogs, and I beat that shit.
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I just don't think, like... And... Anything can fucking happen. I think we're not in the time and place of the Facebook browser games and mobile games and all that. If they're talking about a God of War Grease video game, it is going to be a PlayStation 5 game. What that is... You don't think so?
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Yeah, even then, though, I feel like that's the type of stuff, like, I don't think that that would get talked about by Jeff Grubb this way. I think he would know that information.
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already sure if that was the case and i think that he would make that clear here but i mean there's a lot of things there and a lot of like who knows who he's getting this info from and what they're willing to say and all that stuff but that's the type of thing to me of like it's a mobile game you know yeah you lead with that even almost before the god of war part but a mobile game or is it bullshit
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Well, it wasn't at the State of Play, right? Oh. The one that already happened. Because there was rumors going into that that we're going to see the Greek trilogy remake, remaster, whatever. So we could see it.
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But they also, like, a week before, were like, there will be no announcements.
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It warms my heart so much because 10 is mine. 10 is the one that means so much to me, and I love seeing it mean so much to Mike. I'm watching him play through this game, and these moments are hitting him in ways that I just... Mike is an enigma, man. I would have never expected it. But how seriously he takes Blitzball is the funniest thing, but the most obvious thing.
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But I see him falling in love with these characters. It's so cool that a game from 2001 can be this resonant in 2025. I don't know, man. We've advanced so much, but there's something about characters and storytelling that can be timeless, even if some of the things surrounding it aren't.
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I'm excited about this because I saw Barrett posted in Slack, or you posted in Slack, and you two were talking about it. And Barrett's like, this is kind of fun. We should react to it. And you already saw it. I haven't seen it. So I'm excited. It's fun. I'm interested in what this could even be. Barrett, bring it up. Nolan?
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Wonderful person. Oh, my God.
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Pure joy.
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What makes great adventure? This is for audio listeners, you know?
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Adorable dog as well. Oh, yes. Good human being all around.
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Love Troy. Love Nolan. Love that commercial. That was awesome. That's great. That was good marketing, y'all. You did it. You spoke to an audience in a very clear way.
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Is this the new era we're in?
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I hope so, too, man. That's fucking awesome. Yeah, that was cool, man. I liked that a lot. All right, now, moving on from the commercial, the release date. April 17th. Yes. Are you at all surprised by this date? No, not really. I am for one reason. Uh-huh. Forza Horizon 5. When is that coming out? I'm pretty sure it's, like, April 29th. On PlayStation? Am I wrong about that?
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Did we ever get a release date? Did I make that up? If we got the Forza Horizon release date. And it's just... There's a conversation there because Black Demon's saying yes. Okay, people are saying yes. Okay, cool. So just starting this here, I don't think that's a bad thing at all. Totally different types of games. Doesn't matter at all, right?
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I don't think anybody's going to lump Forza and Indiana Jones as a PlayStation gamer as Xbox games. You have to say as a category that gets in the way of them purchasing one or the other, right? Cool. But from Xbox point of view, it's interesting that they're willing to just put them out so close to each other, right?
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And they have a library of games that I imagine are going to make the jump over to PS5. It's interesting because it reminds me a lot of the Wii U to Switch, right? Where it's like we have this catalog of games that over the course of three years or so, we were just kind of like checking off the list and being like, all right, cool. We have 10 remaining, 9 remaining, 8 remaining. And here we are.
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Right. I feel like with Xbox, there's a similar thing happening where there's a couple handfuls of games that I assume are going to make the jump to PlayStation five proper from the Xbox ecosystem. But I also don't think there's that many of them. Right. That are that are imminent. I feel like some of them, the more recently released things like an Indiana Jones or Forza. Well, even Forza.
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I fucking I'll count Forza. This makes a little bit of sense. Going back, if we're going to get the Gears trilogy or going to get the Halo stuff, that I think is a bit more going back and they'll have to maybe add some new shit or clean it up a bit or something.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
Yeah, so what's interesting there too is looking at Xbox's actual new release lineup. If you're talking about the falls for Xbox, all those games are coming to PlayStation as well. Every single one except for South of Midnight. That is coming out in a couple weeks. Oh my God, it's coming out in a couple weeks. Yeah. Literally. Any day now we can get that review code. That's very exciting.
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That's very exciting. But yeah, it kind of feels like going forward, every game is going to be on PlayStation as well. So yeah, I'm interested. We should do a Gamescast episode with Mike, breaking down, looking at the Xbox One and Series libraries, and maybe even 360, and see what games are going to get PlayStation releases.
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Let's say this for a games cast. Okay. Cause I think, I think there's the obvious easy ones, but then I do think you get to a point of like, all right, cool. But what would it look like if the older ones were put over?
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Don't worry about it.
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Oh, man. I can't believe that Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 and 4 is real. It's real. And also that we just keep getting information in the most bizarre out of left field ways. In addition to just the way that Activision markets their games. Activision markets their non-Call of Duty or Overwatch games or Blizzard games in such a unique way.
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There is a vibe to Activision trailers that no other company has. Like they have somebody going in there playing with the camera and like just going nuts and adding sound effects and like the crash game, Spyro games, Tony Hawk games. They all have this vibe to them. And then they'll just like make announcements and rollout plans that are like very much speaking to the fans.
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And if you don't understand what I'm saying about how unique Activision trailers are, watch the Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled announcement trailer. The vibe of that trailer is just like, it's so unique. And I bet I could watch an Activision announced trailer without knowing it's Activision and be like,
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You know what's crazy? Last week,
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it's activision even if even if like the whoever the guy that edited the person that edited that video those videos if they were to make a commercial for a different video game i would know you know um but anyways uh this news is uh very funny that it's coming out this way it's also one that i'm gonna chalk up and i've been saying this time and time and time and time again and so far or now i'd be an idiot to to stand by what i'm about to say but i'm gonna say it anyways i don't believe this until i see it and i believe it's in the game
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I was, me and G were driving somewhere, like, to a lunch or something, and we were, like, just talking, telling stories about random shit, and she brought up a story about, like, one of her middle school friends, who I've known for a long ass time now, and she hasn't seen her in a while because she moved up to, like, Sacramento, which isn't that far, but, like, it's far enough that, like, we're not seeing them unless there's a plan, right?
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Yeah. Okay. Like, I think he will be at this point. Like, I think that clearly these people are in the know enough, and I don't think they'd be saying this stuff unless it was accurate. Having said that, this does seem a little more hostile than I would expect a situation to go. And we'll see. And, like, also...
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Bam's integration in the Tony Hawk games only got more and more progressively important, right? Thug, he was integral. Thug 2, he was literally a star. Cover athlete. And in Tony Hawk's 4, though, he was still there. All the pros had their own missions, but Bam did have unique gameplay elements. There was the shopping cart going down, Alcatraz and stuff.
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I don't think we're going to get that stuff in this game, so I think this might just be Bam's in the game. But I wonder how far they're going to take it, if he even is. Is he going to have voice lines? Is it just going to be kind of like a half-baked character compared to the rest of them, if this is so last minute? I also don't know game design or game development.
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How hard is it to get a new character voiced and scanned and all that stuff in a game when the game is releasing? I imagine the game is going gold in, what, like two weeks? But anyways, I think he's going to be in it, but I do think that this isn't necessarily confirmation. The conversation of should he, should he not, I feel like there's no right answer to it, man. He's done really bad things.
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He's had a very troubled life in recent years, and he's caused a lot of strain on relationships and the lives of people around him. And I am very familiar with that type of tumultuous lifestyle of friends and family and stuff. And there's no right answer. You just got to kind of lean into the people that care and trust that they care and hope for the best. And that's not always going to work out.
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So I'm going to take this from the perspective, being a huge fan, obviously of Tony Hawk and Tony Hawk's pro skater and Jackass and Bam Margera and all of those things. And over the years, The levels have waned or went up and down or whatever. I'm going to look at this as hopefully this is another step towards Bam realizing he has people out there for him and that he does need to make changes.
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And he's been making changes. Not fully. There's still been bad things. But I'm hopeful that if this is true and he's in this game, it's going to be a positive thing for his life. It could very easily be negative, but I'm going to lean positive on this one.
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Yeah? I mean, I think that would never happen. That's too big. But Thug 1, I think, is very likely.
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I don't think we'll get there. Man. And nor should we, I don't think.
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I mean, if anything, I think Thug 2, if we did end up getting it, I think just a simple remaster, re-release would make the most sense. The problem with Thug 2... Sorry, guys.
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just so you know thug 2 is my favorite tony hawk game yeah but and i understand the time and also like i'm not i fucking love thug 2 love thug 2 but the problem with it is like when you think about modernizing these old games like the old tony hawk games and even thug it's like okay we've got to make these changes and whatever thug 2 you would need to fundamentally change for it to work and i don't think you should do that like i think the best the only way you can remake thug 2 is just to have it be thug 2 don't touch it
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Like, maybe a three-hour drive, maybe two and a half or whatever. Anyways, she was just like, like, oh, man, like, I'm gonna hit her up, tell her I'm thinking about her, and just right then text her. And I was like, that is insane behavior. I feel like I, a million times, have had that same conversation and then thought about it.
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Make it pretty.
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That's what I'm saying. That's what I'd want, yeah. I don't think that that's in the pipeline. But, like, if they were to remake Thug 2 in the style that they've been remaking these games, it's not going to be Thug 2.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
Exactly. Bug 2 Pro on the computer, dude. Like, people have already remastered it.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
And you just mod it, and it's amazing.
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um shout out to tony hawk's pro skater i can't wait last thing i'll say about tony hawk thug 2 like to me will always be the one that uh didn't add any useful gameplay mechanics that was when they ran out of ideas uh and ran out of like actual they added a bunch of shit yeah but like spinning on the freaking um fire hydrants and then that stuff it was it was not good so and then we got to american wasteland which added you know like no loading
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I mean, I like it too, but I love that y'all gave me the space to talk this much about Tony Hawk. Oh, yeah. But American Wasteland, great game, obviously great game, has many flaws. Its biggest flaw is its career mode. The entire thing is just a tutorial of how to play Tony Hawk. So if you know how to play Tony Hawk,
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
Literally, you're getting towards the end of the game, and they're teaching you Flatland tricks. And it's like, what are we talking about? But anyway, if you haven't played Tony Hawk in a long time, right now might be the best time to play American Wasteland right before 3 and 4. So when you're playing 3 and 4, you're going to be with the best of them.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
I'm like, okay, I'm going to hit them up, and then later I get home, and I think about it, and then I hit them. You know what I mean? It's like, why am I overthinking it? G did it right. I mean, that's how you're supposed to do it. Do it in the moment, everybody.
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It's pronounced exactly like it's spelled.
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What's the motivation behind this, Barrett?
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Yeah.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm with you.
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Yeah, well, either way, I think that this is a good thing, because obviously the HD2D stuff that we've seen so far is phenomenal, but I think that it is limited, I mean, because Square is the one that uses it, and they only have so much bandwidth to put out games, so while we're all clamoring for remakes of every single old-school Square game possible, you know, that's going to take many years for them to get it.
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I think we'll get there eventually, and new games as well, with Octopath Traveler being where the system debuted, right? Um... The idea of Nintendo having a similar look to be able to apply to 2D games and remake them is a dream come true for me. Because obviously, think about Pokemon. A Pokemon remake in HD2D is like, holy crap. A lot of fans are trying to make versions of it.
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And will you? Yes. Absolutely. But even then, other ones, like Black and White. If people want a real Black and White remake, don't do the bullshit you did for Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl. Do it in this style. That will do justice to the art style of the DS Pokemon games. But I want to take it even a step further. Mario World. You know?
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Taking old school 2D platformers Super Metroid.
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Yes. Mario World's art style is already perfect. Great. We have it. We've never got the game in widescreen. Why? You know, there's so many old games. Nintendo does such a bad job of modernizing old games, even if they're not going to change the art style. It's like you look at Sega and the way that they treat the Sonic games.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
It's like we have all the old Sonic games with widescreen support, with all these like modern niceties. And how do we not have that for old Nintendo games? It's because Nintendo is going to Nintendo. You know what I mean?
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
But I think that this hopefully is a step towards them taking old games more seriously of being able to put them out again with a new fresh coat of paint that actually matters and hopefully is enhancing old art styles as opposed to just completely changing them and ruining the vibes.
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Remember that? Where's he at?
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Yeah, me too. I really, this is a dream for me.
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Oh, my God.
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I mean, 100%, dude.
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You go to our last story, the We News channel, where we cover all the small news items that you need to know about.
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I'm always interested, and then they're never good, but I'm interested. I mean, director of Barbarian is working on it in 2026. It could be cool.
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I am unfamiliar with his name.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
Is it J.J. 's son? He keeps popping out with these kids. J.J.? That's not true. He just has the one. Do you know that what's-her-name is the singer, Gracie Abrams? That's his daughter. I don't think I even know much about Gracie Abrams. Gracie Abrams? She's one of those pop girlies.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
That's so true.
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I do not know this Austin Abrams either. But he looks real serious.
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I wasn't going to be nice.
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Never mind. We don't need to do it. You're right.
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This guy.
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Welcome to Raccoon City.
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Hell yeah, dude. Are you kidding me? 100% of that shit. You had to to get Tidus' legendary weapon, I'm pretty sure. But, oh, man, I grind in Blitzball.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
I mean, it is, like, there's no going back. You know what I mean?
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
I feel that sentiment, like, specifically with Kratos in God of War because of the character he was in the originals and then is in the new ones. Like, there's something about Kratos that feels right, is right. He is the God of War, all of that. I'm also open for something new because we've had so much. And I do think there's such a great cast of characters that I'd be excited to play as.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
But I do think that if you have a different character as the lead, it's going to feel less important. And I think there's no getting around that.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
You're bringing up the Loki. The Loki as a brand name I think goes a long way too. But I also think that people don't love Atreus.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
You get what he's fucking saying. Just a little read before you send it in because I got to read it out loud. See, here's the thing. It's not even that bad. Bless is just confused because he did substitute a couple letters with numbers.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
Holy crap, that is amazing.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
Yeah, Thursday is going to be AVP2. And also, if y'all haven't watched last week's interview, Alien vs. Predator 1, it's one of those all-timer interview episodes. All of us were, we recorded it on Friday after like three shows that we already did Friday, GDC week. We were vibing in a way, like Greg Miller did the Greg Miller thing. It's worth watching.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
I love that. I'm very, very hopeful. I want to believe. I might be way too leaning positive on a lot of this stuff, but clearly PlayStation knows there's a problem and has answers. They don't know if those answers are going to work, but we hear this so many times that, like,
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
Every time we talk to a dev or hear from a dev on or off the record, whatever, all of them seem like they're like, oh, man, we have to do this, but we could be doing this. Yes. So I'm with Barrett. I want to believe.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
I think we all agree with that. We all agree. It's just like, I think the thing that we need to bring up is it's not going to just work. There has to be a strategy in place and a refocus. And it can't just be, oh, Sony puts out a smaller God of War title. It has to be everyone kind of is like aligned of like, like South of Midnight's about to come out in a couple of weeks.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
We need to treat if it's good. I hope it's good. I pray it's fucking good. We need to treat that game like it matters. Not like it's lesser than because it's 12 hours. Yeah. You know, if it's good.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
Real quick, I messed up. I forgot to put this in the housekeeping. I have more to say about the Nvidia thing. This is a pretty sick-ass thing that we're doing here. For the stream, it's going to be Nick and Andy jumping into play what we all agree could be the Game of the Year contender. 2004. It's Half-Life 2, all right?
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Hell yeah.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
That's the thing is I, I, I, Don't see Xbox... And we'll see if I'm wrong about this. I don't see them marketing Game Pass anti-PS5. You get what I'm saying? Yeah. And the fact that this commercial exists is like they're leaning in to selling $70 games on PlayStation.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
Oh, I love Guilty Gear. I haven't played Strive, but Guilty Gear, I forget what the one on the Wii was, but I was obsessed with that shit, dude.
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Just take the L bless.
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Listen, you know, come on.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
It's actually Half-Life 2 RTX, a new community mod that uses the power of NVIDIA GPUs to show off how good Valve's classic continues to be over two decades later with the most advanced graphics you can find on any video game anywhere. This is a just-released demo of the still unpublished full game, but we'll be showing off every ray-traced headcrab we can find. Come join us. I'm telling you.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
This thing is one of the most gorgeous. It was one of the most gorgeous video games in 2004. With the modern tech, y'all need to see this stream. This is about to be mind-blowing. Also, Nick loves Half-Life, so there's going to be a fun one where Nick's going to be playing and Andy's going to be talking through all the tech stuff.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
Oh, yeah.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
But yeah, this is one I'm telling y'all. Get ready. Strap in. Sorry. I love that. Story number one.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
There's a lot here. First off, I want to say, I hope this is true. I want some more God of War, especially if it is going to be more of like a small side story. I love what we got with Valhalla. That was awesome. And granted, that being a different mode in the game, but The story elements we got in that and the way they presented it all like that type of experience.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
I want so much more of in that level of video game. We're talking about the big PlayStation first parties. There's been a lot of rumors about the remaster of the original God of War. Is it being the anniversary of them? But then also I just think that makes sense at this point. Like it's been long enough. We see PlayStation going back and remaking and remastering a lot of older games.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
Bless, it is so good to see you alive. You're okay, ferret. You've made it. We all did it. Roger's out there. No one else is here. So I don't know if anyone else made it. But last week was so much. And it was awesome. A perfect example of, like, refilling my cup with, like, oh, this is why I love what I do. This is why I love video games. This is why I love all the people in this industry.
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And God of War is such a big cash cow. And simultaneously, I struggle to think we're close to a new big God of War title. So something like that, I think it would be a nice little... filler is not the right word, but like entry in PlayStation's library. Like I'd be looking forward to that. And I think millions and millions of others would as well.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
Oh, that is interesting. Yeah.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
No, you're right. You're bringing up good points there. So what's also interesting here is there was the state of play that happened earlier this year that nothing happened, God of War. And then there was the anniversary a couple weeks ago that there was conversation. I remember all of the remastered conversations started around there. And it was like, all right, cool.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
If they're going to do it, that's the best place to. And they went out of their way to say, at this anniversary, we're not announcing new projects. It's just going to be fun merch and stuff and celebration. But we're not announcing new things. So It is a bit weird. If it is March and we are getting a video game later this year, why not announce it at that event?
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
In the same breath, if it's not a video game, if it is just a comic book, for reals, for reals, why not just announce it at that anniversary event? Which to me makes me think it's a video game.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
Like a Prince of Persia Lost Crown type thing? I mean, that... I mean, listen, come on, real talk like that type of thing for a god of war in Greece. That's that's actually very compelling. Yeah, I don't see that happening. I do think, again, going back to what I was saying about Valhalla, I feel like that proved that they can use the engine and design philosophies of.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
of god of war and ragnarok and apply that like just with some new assets and some new things but like make it a new game you know and that was free that was a much smaller thing but i feel like flesh that out a little bit more maybe even not quite a miles morales level of game like somewhere in between a valhalla miles morales um but set it in greece i feel like it wouldn't be a a uh
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chronologically new story. I feel like this would be very much a back in the past at a certain point fleshing out some... Like some gap in the history or some side story that people might be interested in. Yeah, maybe even connect more of the Greece lineage to what we got a lot of with the... I forget the name of it, but the big-ass, the world...
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
world tree is that what it was uh where there's like you see all the different realms and like as it like we start learning about that when you're going through that hallway they're talking about the history and it's like there's the the egypt stuff and all of that like maybe make it connect a bit more um but barrett i see you popping in and out a lot what do you have to say
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
And then taking that cup and throw it into a fucking gutter as a bum pisses on it. Because we're out in the streets of San Francisco partying. You know what I mean? Jesus Christ.
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Yeah.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
I mean, that's awesome. Yeah. And JG in the chat says, Grubb says it's a game.
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We were on the streets. I'm pretty sure it was wrong and pissing, but.
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
But you know, the more we're talking about this, and if Grubb is saying it's a game, I'm kind of leaning towards a Miles Morales-sized project. Why not? It's still going to be very similar gameplay-wise. Made by Sony Santa Monica? Maybe, maybe not, but maybe, right?
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Report: God Of War Side-Story Releasing This Year - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.24.25
Again, Valhalla, very different type project, but I do think that when we're talking about the announcement to release date of Miles even, it being a launch game, very different set of circumstances there, but thinking about, and Insomniac are maniacs in terms of release, but when you think about even just Spider-Man 1 to Miles and Spider-Man 2, the release dates of those, and you look at God of War games, including Valhalla,
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I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility prepped for an announcement and imminent release type situation. Imminent meaning within three months of a game of that size.
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I take care of y'all. That's why I do it. I gave him some of my mandarins.
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Oh, nice. Does the other one go in the fridge?
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Those are the Whoppers.
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That's so true. Like, crazy. That is so true.
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Yeah.
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First thing on my to-do list was, number one, get my boots fixed. Number two, more anchovies. Number three, subjugate the Christian church one lesbian at a time.
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No, no.
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What if I just actually said, thank God, I'm relieved.
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Of course, I love to discuss violence. Ha!
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Get some cream and you put it on your mummy bones. Uh-oh, sounds like that old vampire was a bit too popular.
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Yes.
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I was just like, yes. I'm sorry, I must have misspelled Santa. It's close to Christmas.
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Yes, you might as well. It is in sight in this league that we serve.
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Yes. From what I've heard. Shocking Brooklyn accent.
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It is your destiny. Just imagine those little fucking piglet hands. Just like, you, me, Moroni, hanging out. In the post-Mormon apocalypse, sharing strangers' wives. Just, you know, I hate that he's got no... Exactly. He's got none, man. No, he's got nothing. He's got absolutely nothing. That's how low the bar is in Mormonism. We would clean up. I thought about it. We just moved in.
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Let's abandon the episode. I thought about it. Let's move to Salt Lake City and let's take over that fucking town.
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God, let's take it. And then we flip it from the inside. We take the money. I fucking turned the entire, the opening, like they have that big fountain in front of the, and just fill it with fucking beer. And it come out.
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And honestly, I really wish that Adam stopped stealing my fucking material. All right, that's my fucking material. I'm the king of, you ever fuck an Asian? You ever fuck a deaf woman? That's me. That's what I do. But there's no punchlines. Yeah, there is. Have you ever had sex with a black chick? And? It's funny. We love our truck drivers. We do.
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It's not necessarily, it's they just plain don't like it. It's whatever. There's a couple that like it. There's a couple that like it. But you know when you're having a filthy, dirty little fuckers? You know when a duke's too hard?
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Hong Kong. I always do the Hong Kong, and I don't care if you think I'm mentally disabled.
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The irony that they... It doesn't make it... Like, you're not hip just because you're doing it out loud. I hate you.
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You know what I mean? When a duke's too hard?
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Too many kids. You also forget, right before that, she had typed, ha ha ha ha ha ha, so funny. Yeah, that's right. Which is true. She laughed at the too many kids, which is important because it shows that she knew exactly what he was referring to. Yes, exactly. Yeah, buddy. She wrote it down. He wrote it down. They both wrote it down. She both laughed at it.
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The laughing at it even makes it more incriminating. Too many kids also just sounds like a Mormon YouTube family blogging channel.
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Because you come over.
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I was downtown last week. The drivers are getting worse and worse.
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Yeah. You gotta cook too long. In the middle of this, I black out. And all of a sudden, I'm in this tunnel of light. And I'm going through, I see it come back and forth, like the wash and all this kind of stuff, like all this energy is coming this way. This is your first anal cum, isn't it? I might have been. I might have come so hard that I turned to death. I went into death. I'm death mode.
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Lori had fashioned Tylee into a little miniature her. She was very much in love with her mom's attitude, very similar to Lori's own childhood with her mother. And Tylee wanted to be in her mother's good graces a large amount. If you watch the... Interrogation footage of Tylee Ryan after Charles Vallow's death. She repeats the same story as Lori.
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They tell this whole convoluted story, the self-defense thing. But you can tell, and maybe it's just because I'm watching this stuff for so long and you're watching with hindsight, is that you can tell... She's parroting bullet points. You can tell this is a rehearsed talk. Yeah, and mimicking her mannerisms even. She's talking just like her mother.
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When you see the mother say the word, that's the thing that keys me in. Lori's doing her spiel and laughing and stuff. Cut to Tylee saying the same exact turns of phrases. The same exact things. She's like, oh, she's been coached, but the cops were too busy... Another day and fucking, oh, I better go.
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Well, because Tylee didn't know that she was cruising for a bruising because she didn't understand that her fighting her mother was her exhibiting zombie-like behavior.
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Yeah, Tiley was found in, sadly, in multiple bags. And that was what was found in a bucket. Yes. And then but that bucket contained multiple bags and those bags had to put, which is why her autopsy took something like two weeks. It took a very, very long time. And yeah, but it was so destroyed. It's very hard to figure out exactly what happened.
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And did you guys know? Jesus is black.
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Why bury him on your own property? Because that's what he had access to. You can keep an eye on it. Yeah, it's because he's Mormon and he's stupid. Like, literally, that was the plan. It was just because it's there and I can do it. And again, they're working what we talked about before, this idea of, we have to remember, they still think... This all's going to be real in a way.
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Chad, I don't know so much because obviously he lied and he changed his story a lot. He made the whole thing up. Yes. But on some level, you're now on the point where you're killing children. You believe that this is going to turn out all right. Yeah. Right? So you kind of think as long as I kind of handle it all on my own, no one's going to come peering into my world.
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Really? Wow.
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That's nuts. I thought he wasn't real. No. He was like, he showed up and he said, yeah, me, dude. And I was just like, what? And he said, guess what, dude? Be gay. Yeah. Wow. Really? And he's just like, and then he bent over and started sucking his own penis. His own extended penis. That's crazy. It came up through his robes. You know what I thought was so beautiful? How big was it? Normal. Okay.
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That's what I learned. Because guess who hates it? The goddamn YMCA. Because guess what the M doesn't stand for? Magic rituals. According to who? According to nobody I fucking give a shit. I don't care about it. If those old men make me look at their penises, I'm going to show them a pentagram.
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It could have been a ritual or it's just the fuck. They don't understand how hard it is to burn a body. Yeah.
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But in the cremation business, does that go over to the grave digger business? Is that not two separate? Is that like a union job? It's two separate. It's two separate things, but they talk.
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Which way's the wind?
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And we want to thank Del Taco for sponsoring this episode. Honestly, one of the finest post-family annihilation meals I've ever had is the sleeper Del Taco hamburger. It really hits the spot, especially when you've made and emptied your own nest. It's certainly a place you go to not be seen. Hey, Del Taco's the better chain. No, it isn't. Yeah, it is. Taco Bell's way better.
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No, Del Taco's better than Taco Bell.
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I don't know why we do it. Because sometimes you got to. Because sometimes you're just craving that ick. I want something nasty. I know, but that's why I like Del Taco. Del Taco kind of gives it to you in a more soft way. I miss Taco Viva.
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Yeah, yeah, that makes sense. I went to, in Queens, it was Taco Go Fuck Yourself.
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You remember Taco Go Fuck Yourself? Yeah, whenever you'd say you had to pay extra for them not to spit on you. Yeah, yeah, that was my favorite. I loved it being called Uncle Big Butt every time I went in there. So did they burn her head?
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But I don't know if they always talk and shop.
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And I felt like the carpenter's cut. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Also, has anybody ever heard of, and this is, I feel like we could say this with pure confidence, spontaneous tiley combustion, which is honestly what I was really hoping. And I wish that she would have been diagnosed ahead of time because we would have gotten the antidote, which is a bucket of water. We had the bucket.
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I felt I should burn all the limb debris by the fire pit before it got too soaked by the coming storms. While I did so, I spotted a big raccoon along the fence. I hurried and got my gun, and while he was still walking along, I got close enough that one shot did the trick. Yep, he's now in our pet cemetery.
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It does. It does. But then, what I thought was truly beautiful, the penis itself. Asian. Wow. Wow, interesting. I thought it'd be great if his penis was shaped like a cross. It is not, Jules.
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So, so.
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I honestly, for a second, I was like, hmm. But then, if she comes back, we can use her to fight against the devil. Which is not true, because it's like a monkey spa arrangement, isn't it?
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As soon as he's coming out of his shell and growing. Honestly, I do think it is partially that. It's coming down to, oh, you're not supposed to get better. JJ's supposed to get worse. JJ's supposed to be super, super burdensome. Actually, him getting better is what's hastening his end. When things get good around here, we thank Satan. Every day.
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I have been chosen as the vessel of the message of sucking your own penis is the only way to know thyself.
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It just kind of reminds me of the time that Eddie and I, we guested on Dan Soder's podcast. Do you remember when we killed that boy? I mean, just to warm up. It was in the morning. Podcasting is so hard in the morning.
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The only thing that changed is all those dead, dead, dead, dead boys.
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One thing we know from Melanie Gibb was that he went next door to his townhouse with a crying, screaming JJ. And when he came back, the last she was, we were the last people to see JJ. She watched JJ a quote unquote asleep in Alex Cox's arms as he took him up the stairs.
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Man, yesterday, it was so hard. I had two rolls. I don't even know how. I tripped.
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Now, if you listen to the coroner talk about this, one thing that is interesting is that in the toxicology report of JJ, GHB was found in his liver. Now, there are some people that believe, like the coroner said, which I love, which is my freedom, right? He says they can't speculate. Right? But I can. That's the best part. I can speculate all day. I mean, if GHB is in the liver, it's in the liver.
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But they said it was a small amount.
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That's the smartest take. Because he's right. They've only had two trials that they've both been convicted.
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That's the roofie drug. They said it was a small amount. So this is my take. What they found, a couple of things that were very interesting and sad on JJ's body. There were scratch marks on his neck that obviously came from human nails. So what they think happened was, and this is my entire speculation, Alex takes him next door. They knew they were going to kill JJ at some point.
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They decided to do it this way. He had caffeine, chocolate in his system, GHB, and his own, like, he had his medication and some other decomposition materials. I think that he was given a drink that had not the right amount of GHB in it to kill him entirely. I think that he expected J.J. to just not wake up. And then when he went upstairs, J.J. got groggy.
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And I think that what then happened first was the first layer of trying to suffocate him, which was putting duct tape on his mouth, which is where the first duct tape is seen. Then we see him struggling. So I think you see bruises all over JJ's arms, in which he was very obviously pinned to the bed.
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Then you see struggle marks over his hands and in his neck, in which you're seeing that he is fighting what seems to be duct tape getting wrapped around his head. So I think that is where the defensive wounds are coming from, was that him trying to... He died alive. He was alive while they did it. And then they put the bag over his head to complete it.
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And then in the process of getting the bag over his head, they had to tape his hands and his feet. Yeah. And we know that Alex had GHB because he was an open mic comedian. He had, yes.
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You're right.
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Well, they already had a plan to kill him, so I just feel like it's too coincidental.
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It is. Yeah, especially over Zoom, especially over Skype before we had Zoom. It's hard to translate all that stuff.
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Or as a witness or an alibi, so they didn't do it. Oh, it's very possible. Also, they weren't true crime podcasters. If they were true crime podcasters, maybe this whole thing would be a little bit different.
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It would be brought to you by Squarespace.
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Yes, because I think that the process of cutting up Tylee and burning him was too much for them. Yeah. I think that they realized that in the middle of it, which is a part of the reason why I think she was only half burned, was because in the middle of the process, they're like, what are we doing? This is awful. Yeah. Yeah.
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Something like that, since 2018.
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A year and two years, almost two years?
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Wow, yeah, that's always like irked me and I didn't know why Your first thought is brand new house new neighborhood meeting the neighbors first thing you say to your wife So where do we put the pet cemetery? That is really funny
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Well, there was the one terrier group suicide we had, but that largely we felt that had to do with online bullying.
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Super guilty. I just went and listened to six hours of the coroner talking. Oh, yeah? Guess what, man? Boring? He needs new material. Yeah.
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And this brings me to one of my most, one of my largest pet peeves in all of millennial-made content. Our feeble, sad attempt to write like teenagers and to speak like teenagers. Every single time I see a show that has been obviously written by 40- to 50-year-olds with teenagers speaking, they sound really fucking stupid.
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And I don't think that you need to have one pedophile on every staff that knows how to talk to kids.
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Oh, yeah, that's right. Nickelodeon.
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But again, see how if you harness him... With just enough guidance, if you harness him, sky's the limit. Hannah Montana. She's a gas. That's bad lingo. I was just making up. Oh, she's a gas. Yeah, that's boss. Yeah, that's my dude. That's boss.
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No, dude. I'm just saying.
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She's the wasp's ass.
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And that's why it shows that actually, in many ways, the powers, the superpowers of being bipolar or having OCD, that that's actually the first thought you would have. And that's actually why I'm stronger in many ways. My powerful, powerful paranoia. Are you my mom pretending to be my sister? Jackie loves it.
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It's the first good thing they've done the whole fucking time. They did it for their own fucking, to save themselves or somebody they knew was going to be a liability.
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There's some information pointing to the fact that Chad was actually super bummed and that one of the things that he was trying to do, like truly when I keep talking about this, this foiled a big plot, right? That was coming from inside.
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This foiled the thing where they knew that they were positioning all of these guys to be the brand new prophet from the streets.
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So I think in that way, that's also why they excommunicated him so quickly. It was because they needed... Basically... Show Tom Harrison you need to stop talking about this, but we won't punish you because we've decided you're important. But we've got to knock out all your little buddies. Same thing with fucking What's-His-Putz with Tim Ballard. Yeah, especially the ones with bodies piling up.
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You know, but Mormons, they love blood.
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That's kind of fun. It is really, really fun. And the G stood for Godzilla. Oh.
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No, Alex Cox, but he has to go full fucking, what's his name from gross point blank? John Cusack. John Cusack. He's got to go back in there, right? Because now he's got to get all in his blacks.
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Any day. We're all just on pins and needles about it. We're all holding our mouth and nose shut about it. It's so...
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But I tell you what, if I rent a car to go kill somebody else's family, I'm getting the Toyota Corolla. Yeah. Is that thing great gas mileage? Yeah. Lasts forever. You could drive it through a bank. You could drive it through the White House. Comfy. It is just an incredible tool for the assassin. And it's one of the most popular cars in America.
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We brought this up the other day. Caddyshack 2. Yeah.
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All right, going cousin hunting.
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It's a very strange film.
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Oh, yeah. It's Jackie Mason. Jackie Mason. And Randy Quaid is great. He's wonderful in it. You ever try to golf with that jammed up your crack?
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You went to the store. And it's good jewelry. I like Costco jewelry.
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Hey, at least you didn't bring her a big giant jar of peanut butter. Keep digging in there. You might find something you like. Oh, yeah.
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Do they get extra fupa length? Is that like a thing that you can get? Can you get big fupa pants?
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Oh, wow. Amazon Prime's great.
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The short version is... that she has been switched, Tammy's in limbo, and level three demonic entity named Viola is in her body. It happened about 10 p.m. and was done by Tammy's sister that I always knew was three dark, but it turns out she is multiple creation. Can you believe it? Not fully sure of the timing for her removal, but once her actions verify the differences, I don't want to wait.
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Gonna kill Tammy. Gonna kill that Tammy. Do you know what multiple creation means?
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Multiple creation, I believe, has to do with demonic entities. And that she's not... Because there's some that are human and some that aren't. There's a whole extended lore and... It doesn't matter. Tammy's fucking dead.
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And I've read all of it, and I've gone through all of it, and it's not... It hasn't helped me. Hasn't helped me as a person. Hasn't helped me as a comedian. Hasn't helped me as a podcaster. It's nonsense. It's just, it is. But I also, you know I like nonsense. But it's not even good nonsense. But Tammy really, I wonder where she was at during this.
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Because all of this was happening while she was alive. The kids get killed. You know, all of this is going on. And she is just kind of in her own little world. But she's going about her day. Yeah. She has no idea that this is coming for her. She's looking at her big dumpy husband. And he's just going...
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I'm glad that Xtina turned around on that one. And she's just like texting going like, oh, nothing. Just I'm on the Internet.
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Well, she's also she is. She is mostly a true believer. Yeah. And then we also wonder whether or not... One of my big concepts is that he tried to get her to be a plural wife. Maybe. And she wasn't super into it. Do you think... Does she know that Laurie exists? Yeah. Yeah, she went to at least one conference with Chad. She knows Lori exists because she knows that he guests on her podcast.
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The podcast, yeah. And they know her in terms of that way because she became this sort of very, you can't be more minor of a presenter than she was. And that's how she got known.
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Okay. They'd been kind of going back and forth and visiting because that's where all the pap conferences were. Oh. How close is that to 40 days?
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Yeah, that they made forehead sex.
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It's the same. Just him, again, full ghillie suit in the middle of the fucking Salt Lake City gated community. This isn't Salt Lake City. This is Rexburg, Idaho. Still, it's just like a gated community. And him just feeling like, gotta be very quiet.
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It's very close.
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Literally just glazed over it because, and I do think it's just because Tammy... I know that they have seen guns, right? Like, this is a Mormon, like, family.
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I think the only thing that would have fooled her about it is the fact that it was an automatic rifle or was something that didn't look like something that she was used to seeing. And it had a big silencer on it. Yeah.
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Yes. I remember Lori very angry. She yelled. She said mean words like you're stupid and you're bad at it. And it was just what a terrible call.
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She was just like, oh, no.
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Exactly. No, it's he. We know that she was murdered. They originally said that it was accidental, and it's just another fucking example of they just take the husband's word for it. Yeah.
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They mostly take the information that's there, and you have Chad describing some long thing, and you've got, I guess, I don't know how many bodies build up in the morgue in Rexburg, but it's like, I guess you've got to move it along.
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You don't understand, Eddie, that pranks and coughs can't run the world.
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From the boogie-down streets of Queens to a pile of beans, a new cup of piping hot Polish-Italian java, last podcast on the left, and Spring Hill Jack coffee rising from the rubble with a new brew. Butterfly Dude's Blue Eye Blend. Nothing to do with any moth-based entity. Don't even think about it. This is a Butterfly Dude. Don't mind the blue eyes. He's just Caucasian.
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Our new proprietary roast might seem eerily similar, but don't let your tongue deceive you. It's a Butterfly Dude Roast. This is the Butterfly Dude's Blue Eye Blend. Entirely delicious, and not just the same beans. Butterfly Dude's Blue Eye Blend. From the cocoon to your room.
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I am saddened to share that my beautiful, talented wife Tammy passed away early this morning in her sleep. It is a shock to all of us. She was so beautiful in every way. We are still working out the details, but we plan to hold a viewing Monday evening in Springville, Utah, then hold a funeral and burial there on Tuesday. We are overwhelmed with the outpouring of love and support.
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Thank you so much.
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Thank you so much.
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He can't even write a moving post about his dead wife. Yeah. No, yes. Exactly.
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Beautiful and talented. Yeah. Like she's Vanna White. Yeah. You know what I mean? Like who describes their wife as beautiful and talented?
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Couldn't come up. Couldn't even be bothered to look up the thesaurus. You know what it was? Is that he wanted to make sure to everyone know, being like, no matter what woman I roll in here with three days from now, just know for a fact that I thought Tammy was beautiful.
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No, where the pets are.
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Oh, I remember. Same joint?
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She was the gravedigger's receptionist, which is going to be my new Mormon pornography novel.
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I don't know. I think it's because it's just, it's again, weirdly, this is the Mormon thing. You're stuck in this sense of appearances and this need for appearances to be away. So they still, in this...
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delusional state they want it to be as real as they can make it yeah so that when it does happen it's all been legally like you know like we're legally married or what you know like they can do they can have a sense of kind of i don't know normalcy i don't think they made one correct choice to get away with it no no they really didn't you know it's it's it isn't saying it's too good sometimes it really is
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It is just wild how badly they will continue to fuck this up.
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When the detective asked again, Alex blurted out that JJ was in Louisiana visiting his grandmother.
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It's 5-5-5-7-2-8-0-0-8. Forgot the niner. Because I remember her number because the numbers spells boobs.
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I have never had forehead sex with this woman. I've never tried to lead the 144,000 in this very world that you stand upon with this woman. I have no idea who JJ is. Old friend of mine, I guess.
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Well, because the thing is that he's acting like JJ's like a guy he used to know.
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Yeah, he'll literally be like, JJ, last time I heard it from JJ, he was, I think he was on his way to St. Paul for a conference. Or is he backpacking across Europe? He's in a backpack in Europe.
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It's been, honestly, it was a very short kind of elopement, really. It's only been another year, Chad.
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Don't give the cops things to ask you questions about. Yeah.
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Yeah. I didn't know that. Wow. Yeah. And were they found buried in the pet cemetery? They were in the annihilation cloud never.
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Honestly, Josh Gad, I mean you no harm.
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Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. No, no. He beat me out to play the mute hermit miner in the Adam Sandler Ridiculous 6 vehicle. That was supposed to be me.
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We're covered. There's one thing an amateur podcast doesn't like to do, and that's talk. There's no way she would want to get involved in something spicy like this.
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Fried chicken for Thanksgiving? They serve a Thanksgiving buffet. You've been. I saw it advertised.
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Giggity-gig, more like old mate. I'll save it. Let me write that down. Did anybody have a notepad? Anybody have a notepad? I got to write that down. I got to write that down. I can't lose it. Hold me. Hold me. Hold me. Hold me. I can't lose it. I can't lose it.
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Yes, absolutely. Of course I do. Fuck, what was the joke?
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I love how your breath smells like beer. And I love that even though you do not drink, you smell like beer. And I love your grubby, beaver-like hands. And I love your small, pumpkin-like smile. I love when you call me Lori.
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It also completes the vision within visions of glory. And the constant thing that is brought up about Mormon prophets in the post-us world, in the Mormon-led post-apocalypse, is that wives and children, they have no purpose.
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I did not know there was LDSsingles.com.
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Oh, Lunars.com. Oh, yeah. Yeah, it's a dating app for people that like to have sex with balloons. It's great. It's right there. Yeah. Is it just pictures of balloons that they can have sex with? You know, I think that is interesting because it should just be the Party City website.
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for this, right? Yeah. Well, no. No, no, no, no, because I think they needed new blood. I think they started getting a little too incestuous. A lot of people were... Yappin'.
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Of course. Because right before that conversation, he was some dumbass boring Mormon.
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They all say that each one of these major prophets loses their family as some form of Job-like sacrifice to the fatalist nature of the way God has chosen to run the post-apocalypse. So there is a little bit of that, too, where they're like, you know, actually, according to the style of the times, there's no children in our paradise. You read Vision of Glory Holes?
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It's weird that you'd say that. It's almost like that's exactly what they did.
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It's amazing. It's like a live RPG, but instead of rolling dice, you wrap a child's head in duct tape. Yeah.
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Our witness to the wedding. Okay. Melanie Boudreaux them. Oh that guy. Yeah, yeah that guy with the pumpkin smile. Yeah. Yeah grubby beaver heads He's a funny guy. He was super funny He's the first thing he asked me right as soon as I walked into I knew I was gonna like him because he was just like hey Tell me something. He's like, hey, do you like do you ever fuck a black?
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I was like, no, actually I've never touched a breast
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That fun LARP lasted for literally 25 minutes. Oh, dearie me. Oh, it's just, well, better get to fucking. That's what I would say. That first thing I'd be like, well, let me fuck before I get shot in the head.
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That's exactly what happened again and again.
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Yeah, got to get him caught up. You got to get ready for the Lord.
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What did I do?
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Full of holes. Full of holes. Actually, I'm really glad you brought that up. To the last tabletop book on the left, we are doing our first ever, it's just different glory holes from around the world. And it's amazing how the shapes change. Italy, they're square. Like ravioli.
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Now, there's a lot of things as a woman I'll accept. I'll accept friends that kill their children for the sake of the Lord. I'll accept people who kill their husbands, people who kill their boyfriends. But I will not accept responsibility.
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This is a point I want to give to the police. There are police officers that listen to this show. It's actually kind of funny in that way. But for those of you, just know that if you're going to have someone wear a wire, I think every police station should also have an acting coach. Yes, that can teach people how to not act like they're on a wire.
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Because if you listen to the phone call Melanie gave Mae to Chad and Lori, they're like, you're on a wire, Melanie. You're recording this call right now, aren't you, Melanie? And she's like, no, no, I'm not. I'm simply curious about what happened to JJ. And they're all like, tell the police that we don't know where he is.
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Yeah, because guess what she was really trying to do, Marcus? What? Get material for her podcast.
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I meant a spiritual death, like a transformation. Like she was going to become Islamic.
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Like, as soon as she was, she was like, she said, sounds like, because Melanie said to Lori, it sounds like you've been lied to by the devil and you have your eyes clouded by the devil. And Lori goes, sounds like somebody else has been charmed by the devil. Like, she says the same thing back. Yeah. And Melanie Gibb's like, I can't do anything to counter that.
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And you can get your discounts on quints using the code Loriwhore90.
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There's just the smallest part of me that thought she might want to see me be the boss and wake up.
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I don't know how they didn't.
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How? I'll get into it.
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It is a horrific sticking point. It really is this thing where, same, because I refuse to believe it was natural causes, but we just don't have the proof.
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Oh, yeah, they took the check in peace. Yeah. So, like, they're like, I thought we were all going. I thought that Rexburg was about to pop off. Yeah. But you guys just jump ship and are literally, like, the photos and video of Chad and Lori having the vacation of their lives in Hawaii. Love and life. They stayed there in a resort for a month. They blew a bunch of money.
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She's reading Visions of Glory by the pool. Yeah. How disgusting. Yeah. So they fucking left. And so now he's like, you could see this moment being like, oh.
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Gilbert. Zulema, your beloved Gilbert.
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Have you heard of Moroni coin? Trying to set me up with a rug puller.
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Oh, how I wish I was on that beach, getting sand on my balls, making sex to my sister.
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Sucking on the face of dumb, stupid Zulim. And my sister's sitting there in Hawaii. Getting finger banged by the Lord. Loving New Jerusalem, too. So now that he's dead, we're done with this, right?
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That's correct. I think that she thought that they had a looming deadline. Yeah. And they thought that this would all wash away once it all proves to be true, which it didn't. You're wrong, Chad. You bitch. See you in fucking prison. Can't wait till you get the chair. But she also had a very practical reason for killing the kids, which is to collect the Social Security checks. J.J.
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Honestly, I gave him $10 to stay there and tell the police to not go down that road. I told him it would actually really help him. Then I sliced his mouth open with a scalpel. He hates kids. He fucking hates kids. You could see in the footage. The only way to describe it, I really wish that you could see it so you could see the little smiles on their faces.
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Like, they have this, like, we're such... We're so popular. Yeah. Everybody wants to talk about us. And they are so thrilled. Because I do think in some way they think... this will now kind of, you know, this is utterly convoluted and I don't know why they think this, but I think that they think that this is proof that it's working. Yeah. That it's going to happen.
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And everyone's going to be like, oh my God, that's amazing. Of course Chad Daybell's God. Yeah. Oh yeah.
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It's a hard day for the PR squad.
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Protect them from bad press? Is this the opening of Spider-Man the musical? Like, no, this is not, yeah, you're being accused of murder.
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Yeah, yeah, I get it. No, it's a good, it's a good role.
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Tell me about it. Tell me about it. It was in Heroes Stillborn, I know.
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Yes, it really was the overspending on things that we didn't need to spend money on.
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Eddie, do you have any idea how hard I fought for the fat asshole demo? Do you have any idea how hard I went in the paint for the... Just throw a sub in there. Throw a fucking eggplant part.
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received something like four thousand dollars a month, which is what she was getting as passive income. Chad also wanted this passive income. They said it in a text exchange back and forth when Charles Vallow's insurance payment didn't come to her. She was like, don't worry, I'm still getting the four thousand from J.J., She says it in the thing.
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Wow, what an amazing journey that was. I missed it. Me too, yeah, me too. I missed my puzzles.
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Kind of just sounds like they're all looking at his butt.
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Come on, see if you there. See Jesus inside the little nodule inside of my butthole that makes me shoot wine. Oh, God. Shoot wine, folks. I wish Alex was here because then I could give him that material.
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Poor Alex.
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And so that's how they can wipe them out, lie about the deaths, because who doesn't get you can't get Social Security checks to a dead person. Yeah, technically. Right. And so that's the reason why you have to hide the deaths so that you can continue to get paid. And so he was fourth grand for because he was severely autistic, severely autistic. Wow.
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This truly is the big coincidence in the story. Thank you so much for including this. Of course. This is my favorite. This is my literal, like... My main hit. This is my don't stop believing in this whole fucking joke. Oh, no.
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And so, because she keeps saying, because it's funny, she's like, so they're staying inside. Like, so they're staying inside the house? He's like, no. We're checking the pet cemetery. Like, he says this thing, and she's just like, it'll be okay. Is there anything I can do from here?
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Where you hear concern, I hear pure delusion. I think that she is talking as if... It's normal because it makes her like it makes Chad feel better because Chad's got to be Chad doesn't want anybody. But it's not out of concern. It's about keeping Chad together so that he doesn't act like a big fat bitch in front of the police.
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Yes.
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And that's the other shallow version of this, which is I my and this is my own. This is my own opinion, obviously. But Lori Vallow, without the regular Botox, she's starting to look like... You remember those Reagan puppets from the old Peter Gabriel videos? Oh, yeah. She's starting to look like that. Like, she's really starting to look rough. And she also said she couldn't age, you remember.
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Yay! We got him! See, my main thing is that I do believe that God has chose me to lead the 144,000. Yeah, there are a lot of rules to break, but one thing I will not do is speed. Okay. Because Mormons don't speed, no matter what's going on.
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Because also, if you don't look at him for too long, he starts singing and dancing. Hello, my baby.
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You've got to believe me.
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Do you think that if he gets electrocuted in the chair, does he turn into French fries? I mean, he does look like a potato. He would be. I feel like, yeah, I feel like if you zap him, he might smell delicious.
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Oh, dear.
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Probably just something like, okay, Jesus, now.
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Yeah. So that's a big thing. But there's a part of me that thinks that Tylee and JJ didn't... fit the castable looks of the prophet's children. And Chad did? Yes. Chad is the Mormon elite. Chad is the Mormon vision of what a man's supposed to be. Factless. He can't see his penis because out of sight, out of mind. And then if he's got, because that's what really protects him.
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Finally, you know what I needed was her rambling for an hour to Keith Morrison and not saying any details. Yeah. And I was a believer. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Me too. She also had some filler migration. Filler migration? That's what they call it. Oh, when she gets filler and her face looks all fucked up? Yeah, that's your filler migration.
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It's because she hasn't been able to upkeep it, so it's been sliding. Oh. Also, she puts hair on the top of her head like fucking Bam Bam. She does this stupid cute thing where she does like a scrunchie and stuff and she makes like prison makeup. She looks like a fucking evil clown. Of course. She does.
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I actually thought that Dateline kind of dropped the ball on it, to be honest. Well, what are they supposed to do? Release the entire uncut interview. Oh, you can't make chicken salad out of chicken shit. I want the chicken shit. That is true.
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want the chicken shit i want to hear every word out of her mouth i want to hear it i want to hear what she has to say for herself because her what she said in her sentencing reaction because he gave her statement at the end of sentencing her theory is that tylee killed jj accidentally and then committed suicide a month earlier yes but that's her whole that's the only thing she has to say yeah
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Well, no, but Jesus is going to come down. He's going to kill all of us with his machine guns. And then he's going to lift them up.
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He says, apparently though, Jesus has the magic ability to take the, what can only be described as oatmeal on the sides of his thighs and his whole body and push them up in the muscles. Yeah. Jesus is going to fucking, body by Jesus? Yeah.
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Smiling and laughing and giggling. So bubbly. So flirty. Like the whole time. Flirting with Keith Morrison. You think you know about that, Keith? What do you know about that, Keith? Were you there, Keith? Like doing that thing where... And then her cousin, I was listening to the Mormon stories reaction to it.
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And I thought it was interesting as her cousin was like, that's actually the Lori I know very well. She's like that. She used to do this thing where it's like it is a hot girl from a small town thing where they both I've noticed it. I love everyone. I've met all the years, but sometimes you meet them as a professional person.
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Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
Entertainer, when you go out into the smaller areas of the country, you meet other people that are the large fish and their small world. And they sometimes like to relate to you by making fun of you, saying mean things to you, but also kind of sucking up to you at the same time. Stop doing that. Yes. Lori Vallow does exactly that. She both flirts and negs.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
He looks like the cum that made him. Exactly. Exactly. It shows that God did not waste a single seed. Just made them all come.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
She's the star.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
That's the thing. Keith Morrison, she's in a room with Keith Morrison. Keith Morrison's a fucking, he's taking away her attention.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
Didn't they do that with like three different Republican shitheads?
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
They've done that already.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
She just can't show most of her legs. She'd have to wear a very long skirt.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
Is that fun?
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
You did that joke on me where I look like the guy who plays Slimer in a gay porn version of Ghostbusters. That's actually Eddie's joke.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
Yes, Spun is on episode 18 of Mormon-based crimes. Like, it's huge. And also, again, I don't know what to say. It's their natural arrogance. The Mormon aloofness, this idea that they are better than us, also feeds this.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
Well, also, they don't have to deal with outside society. They've been given, like, full states, you know, to, like, exist in.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
Yeah, that's how we're going to end up with, like, a spider dog television show. You know what I mean? Where they make fucking, oh, God, the new James Bond series are going to be horrible. Well, it's already fucking Spider-Ham. I know. Spider-Ham is fine.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
That is what this man is. He is the Michelin tire man with a little tiny penis.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
Very nice. And I'll say, that's why I'm so glad we did this series, because we fixed it. I just think it's one final nail in the coffin to organize religion. Yeah, yeah. Party it up, boys.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
Wow, we finally did this story, and now it can be out of our system.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
I just want to say thank you guys so much for listening to our show. Thank you guys for being cool. We got, obviously, there's the new, what's it called? Sirius XM Podcast Plus. Sirius XM Podcast Plus. You can do everything you want with it. And there's also, you can do a, is that great? Is that a good promo? Yeah. People love it. Yeah.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
And then what, the main thing is to know is that we have some really good series coming up. And we also have a new extended sort of running series that we're going to be introducing vaguely soon as well. But next week we've got some, you're going to like a fan favorite of ours. You're going to like it. Because guess what month it is? It's March. It is definitely. We're very, very excited.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
This one we're going for, these are Earthbound. Mostly. Mostly Earthbound, which I'm very excited for.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
It's even in the name.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
It's going to be good. And then we got a bunch of great series.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
Make sure they're okay. Honestly, what I want to say at our Salt Lake City, I need to see as much fishnet. We need to get this going, y'all. We need to make that a fucking full-on golf night.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
It's got some of the best crowds we've ever had.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
Two shows back to back. No, we're going to have a lot of fun. We're really, you know, we're having more fun than ever and we like it.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
Hey, we made him not a Nazi anymore. Technically, yeah. Werner Von Braun, as we've learned.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
It's just about value get the rockets.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
Who's Lori? Oh, I couldn't figure that one out yet. I gotta think about that, because I think that it would be... Marjorie Taylor Greene.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
He very much is. He's like a catering dog. It'd be kind of cool if you could give a little kid a service dog, but it's like an attack dog. Ooh, I'm sure that happens a lot. Can you imagine getting a blind man, like nine chihuahuas? If you could give him more dogs, right? That'd be kind of cute. It's not the same as one service dog, but it's like nine service dogs.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
Yeah.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
I feel like that as if you were blind and you wanted to take it out on us. Being like, you'll have to deal with my seeing eye army.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
It's quite possible. It's also quite possible that she started getting real upset when they started using her as an alibi. Yeah. That's what they started to do because everybody was just a removable piece that wasn't Chad or Lori. Also, an accessory. Didn't she, like, help steal his car? Oh, yeah. Melanie Gibb is guilty of crimes. She should have been arrested as well.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
I'm actually really, really surprised that she wasn't. She's out there, out there still, podcasting away, her with other illuminaries in the podcasting world, such as Meghan Markle, Barack Obama. Yeah. Some of the finest podcasters out there. She's really doing it. And she she very much so was a part of this conspiracy and only extricated herself when it got hot.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
I think that she would have if they would have killed her husband and it brought her in on it, which is what she was angling to do. She was trying to get her husband labeled as dark. And if she had wanted to, she could have pressed it farther. But then she decided maybe I'll get blamed.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
Listen, you're very, very important. You remember Denzel Washington? That's you. Okay. From what movie? Well, any number of his films that I'm not allowed to see. Or, you know, like, that's the thing. You're the helper. You know, you're Moroni's. Think about this. You're Moroni's valet. You help him.
Last Podcast On The Left
Episode 612: Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell - The Doomsday Murders Part IV - Pet Semetary
Yesterday, what happened? I know you guys are going to be, listen, tell me about it. I'm so excited to finally tell you this. It finally happened to me. I was on my Toto praying and I, do you ever have, I know people don't necessarily like it when I start with anything about my bodily functions. I'm just going to start like, I'm not going to go into it deep.
Late Nights with Nexpo
The Psychic Murder Detective
Last year, law and crime brought you the trial that captivated the nation. She's accused of hitting her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O'Keefe, with her car. Karen Reid is arrested and charged with second-degree murder. The six-week trial resulted in anything but resolution. We continue to find ourselves at an impasse. I'm declaring a mistrial in this case.
Late Nights with Nexpo
The Psychic Murder Detective
But now the case is back in the spotlight. And one question still lingers. Did Karen Reid kill John O'Keefe? The evidence is overwhelming that Karen Reid is innocent. How does it feel to be a cop killer, Karen? I'm Kristen Thorne, investigative reporter with Law & Crime and host of the podcast, Karen the Retrial. This isn't just a retrial. It's a second chance at the truth.
Late Nights with Nexpo
The Psychic Murder Detective
I have nothing to hide. My life is in the balance and it shouldn't be.
Late Nights with Nexpo
The Psychic Murder Detective
Listen to episodes of Karen, the retrial exclusively and ad free on Wondery Plus.
Late Nights with Nexpo
Buried in the Wych Elm
Last year, law and crime brought you the trial that captivated the nation. She's accused of hitting her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O'Keefe, with her car. Karen Reid is arrested and charged with second-degree murder. The six-week trial resulted in anything but resolution.
Late Nights with Nexpo
Buried in the Wych Elm
But now the case is back in the spotlight. And one question still lingers. Did Karen Reid kill John O'Keefe? The evidence is overwhelming that Karen Reid is innocent. How does it feel to be a cop killer, Karen? I'm Kristen Thorne, investigative reporter with Law & Crime and host of the podcast, Karen the Retrial. This isn't just a retrial. It's a second chance at the truth.
Late Nights with Nexpo
Buried in the Wych Elm
I have nothing to hide. My life is in the balance, and it shouldn't be.
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Buried in the Wych Elm
Listen to episodes of Karen, The Retrial, exclusively and ad-free on Wondery+.
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This is your year, though. But this is a yin-yang thing. 2025 is a year of the hater, though. But this is a yin-yang thing.
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In the early hours of December 4th, 2024, CEO Brian Thompson stepped out onto the streets of Midtown Manhattan.
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...became one of the most divisive figures in modern criminal history.
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Listen to Law and Crime's Luigi exclusively on Wondery Plus. You can join Wondery Plus in the Wondery app, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts.
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In the early hours of December 4th, 2024, CEO Brian Thompson stepped out onto the streets of Midtown Manhattan.
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We're talking about the CEO of the biggest private health insurance corporation in the world. And the suspect.
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Became one of the most divisive figures in modern criminal history.
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I'm Jesse Weber, host of Luigi, produced by Law & Crime and Twist. This is more than a true crime investigation. We explore a uniquely American moment that could change the country forever.
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When Luigi Mangione was arrested for allegedly shooting the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, he didn't just spark outrage. He ignited a cultural firestorm. Is the system working, or is it time for a reckoning? I'm Jesse Weber. Listen to Law & Crime's Luigi exclusively on Wondery Plus.
Lex Fridman Podcast
#469 – Oliver Anthony: Country Music, Blue-Collar America, Fame, Money, and Pain
Yeah.
Lex Fridman Podcast
#469 – Oliver Anthony: Country Music, Blue-Collar America, Fame, Money, and Pain
Oh, wow. Wow.
Lex Fridman Podcast
#469 – Oliver Anthony: Country Music, Blue-Collar America, Fame, Money, and Pain
And this is a nice recording. Got it.
Lex Fridman Podcast
#469 – Oliver Anthony: Country Music, Blue-Collar America, Fame, Money, and Pain
Like, yeah. Yeah.
Lex Fridman Podcast
#469 – Oliver Anthony: Country Music, Blue-Collar America, Fame, Money, and Pain
Yeah, man, that's rough. That's, that's rough.
Lex Fridman Podcast
#469 – Oliver Anthony: Country Music, Blue-Collar America, Fame, Money, and Pain
Of course, yeah. Where is the guitar? Positionally.
Lex Fridman Podcast
#469 – Oliver Anthony: Country Music, Blue-Collar America, Fame, Money, and Pain
Sounds good.
Lex Fridman Podcast
#469 – Oliver Anthony: Country Music, Blue-Collar America, Fame, Money, and Pain
Nice and heavy.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Oder man labelt andere Menschen als eine bestimmte Rasse oder als was auch immer es ist, mit dem sie sich identifizieren. So, das war es. Als ich diesen Versuch gemacht habe, mich aus der Matrix herauszuholen und zu verstehen, was wirklich ist, Ich visualisiere oft, was wäre übrig, wenn alle Kraftgräser auf der Erde gleichzeitig runtergingen. Dann finden wir, was wirklich wirklich schnell ist.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Und wir finden sofort heraus, dass Rassismus und Religion und Nationalität und die politische Partei None of that is real anymore. All of that is dead. It's completely dead. It's contained within the human mind, the collective human mind. And it's contained electrically on the internet now today. And we wake up every day and we just perpetuate these stories and we just keep them going.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Und ich fühle mich, dass wir ohne Macht da sind, wir sind draußen mit der Natur. Wir finden heraus, was wirklich wahr ist. Ich liebe, dass du das so aufbringst.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Sorry for the ramble there. No, no, good stuff, man. I mean, you are a wealth of knowledge, brother. Thank you. Yeah, for sure. You are too. Awesome to talk to you, for sure. I learned a lot. I mean, I don't know how you keep all the facts and data straight. I smoke DMT, okay? Just saying. That helps. Kidding. Well, what's coming up next for you?
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
What's going to be new in life or on your channel or whatever?
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Wahnsinn, wahnsinn, wirklich cool, wirklich cool. Ich liebe es, Mann. Ja, ich liebe es. Du machst gute Arbeit, lernst viele Leute, also behalte es. Dein Kanal ist, wir legen einen Link da oben, Ryan, damit die Leute können, die Leute können aufhören und abonnieren und all das. Also, ja, Mann, ich erfreue es. Ich erfreue deine Zeit, ich erfreue deine Wissen, ich erfreue dich, dass du da bist.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Jederzeit. Für sicher, für sicher. Und du wolltest irgendwann Vases sprechen, also...
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
What if they've been here for 6 million years or some shit? Like, I mean, who fucking knows? We don't know. That would blow my mind. Yeah, for sure, for sure. But, I mean, yeah. Diese Dinge, ich sage nicht, dass sie 6 Millionen Jahre alt sind, ich sage nicht, dass sie 100.000 Jahre alt sind. Sie sind wahrscheinlich 4.600 Jahre alt, so wie sie geplant sind. Aber wie wurden sie hergestellt?
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Wir wissen nicht, wie sie heute hergestellt wurden. Der Glyph, den alle Experten beweisen, ist von 1300 B.C. Es ist 2.000 Jahre nachdem diese Artefakte hergestellt wurden und sie werden mit Alabaster ausgewertet. Sie werden mit einem sehr leichten Stein ausgewertet. Es ist so leich wie Marble. Marble ist ein sehr leiches Stein. Es ist wie ein Brescia, wie ein Limestone, wie ein Calcite.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Es ist sehr einfach zu schneiden und zu werfen.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Ja, ja, ich wäre froh darüber zu sprechen. Und meine einzige Frage ist, wie wurden sie gemacht? Ich meine, ich glaube nicht, dass es etwas Kontroversiales gibt, um diese Frage zu stellen. Ich meine, die Leute werden sich attackieren, weil sie entweder rauskommen und sagen, dass sie mit Matt oder ihnen nicht zufrieden sind oder uns in eine Gruppe packen und versuchen...
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Sie sagen uns, dass wir verrückt sind oder dass wir Aliens anbieten. Das ist überhaupt nicht wahr. Ich glaube nicht, dass Aliens diese Dinge hergestellt haben. Warum würden wir da hinschauen? Wir versuchen nur Fragen zu stellen und Fragen zu beantworten. Und es ist so, wie wurden sie am Ende des Tages hergestellt? Schau, die Erklärung ist gerade Hammer und Schüssel.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Sie wurden nur mit Hammer und Schüssel gemacht, aber du bekommst nicht das Level der Rundheit mit dem Hammer und Schüssel. Du kannst es nicht sehen. Du kannst das Level der Rundheit nicht beobachten. Es gibt also klar eine Lade in Existenz, die mindestens 2000 Jahre vorher existierte, als die erste Depiktion einer Lade war.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Das ist das erste Mal, dass die Akademiker sagen, dass eine Leith in der Ägypten verwendet wurde. Und ich schaue mir diese Dinge an und sage, das ist nicht wahr. Ich meine, es gab vor allem Leith.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Es ist eine tolle Konversation heute, ich freue mich auf unsere nächste Konversation. Und ich denke, wie du es erwähnt hast, dass du und Neil kommen und die drei von uns sprechen. Irgendwann in der Zukunft wird es auch viel Spaß geben, also sollten wir das auch machen. Absolut.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
An welchem Punkt hast du dir erkannt, dass Religion eine andere Erkrankung war?
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Du hast also zwei sehr erfolgreiche Podcasts. Du hast den einen, in dem du sprichst, dass du aus dieser Verdächtigkeit rausgehst. Ich weiß, es ist der kleinere von den beiden. Und dann hast du MythVision, den du gerade erwähnt hast. faszinierend und phänomenal und du steigst dich in all diese unglaublichen Themen und du steigst dich tief und du hast tolle Gäste dabei.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Es ist ein wirklich cooles Podcast für jeden, der es schauen möchte. Aber mit was hast du angefangen? Wie hast du angefangen, Content da draußen zu legen?
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Weil du sauber bist. Ja, wenn du... Und Glückwunsch. Danke, Bro. Danke, danke, danke. Das ist toll.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Du weißt es alles. Für mich war es eigentlich nur Alkohol. Ich habe nicht so viel anderes gemacht, aber ich habe ein wenig wehgetan. Zwei Mal in meinem Leben. Ich würde sagen, dass das nicht wirklich ein Problem für mich war. Aber Alkohol für 25 Jahre ... Leute denken nicht an Alkohol als Drogen, aber Alkohol ist ein Drogen. Es ist ein ernsthafter Drogen.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Es ist die, die am meisten Trauma im ganzen Weltraum verursacht, aber sicherlich auch in amerikanischen Familien heute.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Ich meine, es ist, und die Leute verstehen es nicht, dass die Art und Weise, wie du mit deinen Kindern und deiner Familie bewusst leben kannst und die Art und Weise, wie du deine Kinder ohne Alkohol errichten kannst, es einfach eine komplett andere Lebenserfahrung für die Kinder schafft, als es mit Alkohol in der Wohnung ist.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Das ist cool, Mann. Das ist wirklich cool. Danke, Mann. Ja, ja. Herzlichen Glückwunsch. Danke, Bruder. Ja, das ist ein riesiges Erwachen, ein riesiges Realisieren. Ich meine, du hast dein Gehirn sozusagen durch die Erkennung von Gott in dir gesehen. Das klingt so, oder? Das war es.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Es war es. Es war ich.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Siehst du, was ich meine? Ja, es macht mich an Feierlichkeiten zu denken. Und wie Feierlichkeiten von der Kirche verabschiedet werden. Alle Feierlichkeiten sind verabschiedet. Es geht um Jesus und es geht um Gott, im Gegensatz zu diesem Individuen und seiner Erfahrung in der Leben, und dem Einfluss, den sie auf Menschen gemacht haben, und den Dingen, die sie gemacht haben, und die Erfolge.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Und diese Person lebt durch die Menschen, die bleiben. Es wechselt von all dem und es wird Schmerzen und es wird wie diese Geschichte darüber, wie Jesus sich retten wird. Es ist ein auswärtiger Blick auf die Verdächtigkeit, als ein inhaltlicher Blick auf die Verdächtigkeit. Und wenn du da vor dem Fenster stehst und du hattest diese Veränderung,
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Das ist wahrscheinlich das erste Mal, dass du wirklich und wirklich nach innen geschaut hast, anstatt nach außen für die Heilung zu schauen. Was ist die nächste Substanz, die mir dieses Gefühl helfen wird? Was ist das nächste Glauben, das mir dieses Gefühl helfen wird? Und du hast endlich gemerkt, es klingt so, dass es innerhalb ist. All das ist innerhalb von dir.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Ja, ja, das gleiche. Ja, gut gesagt. Ich wusste, wo du damit gegangen bist, als du es angefangen hast. Und ja, das ist so cool. Ja, exzellent, großartige, großartige Parabel. Also, was war es mit deinen Lebenserlebnissen und dieser Erkenntnis, die du hattest, ich nenne es eine Erweckung,
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
die dich dazu gebracht hat, diesen YouTube-Kanal zu starten, den du jetzt hast, der jetzt super schnell und super erfolgreich wächst und dich dazu gebracht hat, diesen Kanal zu starten?
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Und was ist die Botschaft, die zweite Teil der Frage ist, was ist die Hauptbotschaft, die du, die du, die du, die du, die du, die du, die du, die du, die du, die du, die du, die du, die du, die du, die du, die du, die du,
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Lass uns am Anfang anfangen. Wo willst du hin? Von Religion. Wir sprechen über Paganen, wir sprechen über das alte Testament. Aber wo ist es wirklich? Wie beginnt es?
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Es ist die Truman Show, es ist Plato's Cave, es ist Bubble Boy. Es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist nicht,
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
going on and rewritten and rethought of for the time and your point is I guess that it's very highly correlated with control and with politics and with controlling a group of people and it's just a rewriting or oftentimes a new version of something that's old and
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
And it's always mythology, I guess, when you're looking at the older versions, but when we're on the current version, it's not mythology, right? It's the truth. Yeah, yeah. Yeah.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Ja, ich meine, du wirst als Kind glauben, wenn es von deinen Eltern oder jemandem, den du vertraust, in deinem Leben instilliert wird, mit deinem Überleben, dass die Leute dir diese Geschichten und diese Mythen erzählen. Du wirst es glauben. Du wirst es für die Realität verfehlen. Eine Glauben ist nicht die Realität. Eine Glauben ist nicht die Wahrheit. Eine Glauben ist die Wahrheit.
Matt Beall Limitless
MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Eine Glauben ist eine Glauben. Genau. Glauben ist Glauben. Glauben ist Glauben. Wahrheit ist Wahrheit. Fakt ist Fakt. Aber Glauben ist kein Fakt. Aber das ist der Fehler. Das ist der Fehler, den die Leute machen. Und wenn sie Kinder sind, wenn ein älterer Autoritätsfigur, den du vertraust, für deinen Überlebensfall, dir diese Dinge erzählt, dann wirst du es verpassen.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Und du wirst es nicht verlassen, bis du gesagt wirst, dass es nicht wahr ist. Santa Claus, okay. Wir lassen den Easter Bunny weg, wir lassen ihn weg, als wir älter werden. Aber wir geben das immer noch an unsere Kinder. Wir geben es immer noch an die nächste Generation. Und wir lassen den Myth alive. Das ist das, was passiert.
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Warum haben wir das Recht, die Realität für jemand anderen zu erschaffen? Wir kreieren Realität für uns selbst durch unsere Glauben. Und das ist etwas, was ich glaube, dass viele Leute nicht verstehen, dass jedes Individuum, und es sind acht Billionen mehr Individuen auf diesem Planeten, und jeder von ihnen kreiert seine eigene Realität durch ihre gemeinsamen Glauben.
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Aber welches Recht haben wir, eine Realität auf ein Kind zu fordern, auf ein ungewöhnliches Kind? Und es ist wie die Unterschiede zwischen nicht zu wissen und zu wissen. Niemand ist sich zufrieden damit, das als nicht zu wissen zu lassen. Diese Fülle zwischen dem, wo ich heute bin, auf irgendeinem Geheimnis, nenne es den Geheimnis, egal was es ist, es ist egal, was der Geheimnis ist.
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Original sin, right?
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Ich bin hier, ich weiß nicht. Was wir tun, ist, um zu wissen zu lassen, füllen wir die Fülle zwischen nicht zu wissen und zu wissen mit Glauben. Das ist das, was wir tun. Und wir schaffen unsere eigene Realität. Und wir sagen, ich weiß, und es gibt uns diesen Eindruck von Komfort, und es gibt uns diesen Eindruck von Kontrolle, von unserem Umfeld, dass wir in Kontrolle sind.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Wir wissen genau, was passiert. Wir nehmen Dinge zu 100 Prozent, zu 0 Prozent. Ich weiß, dass das richtig ist. Ich weiß, wie das funktioniert. Aber um das auf ein Kind zu forcieren,
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ist wirklich, ich meine, es ist wirklich Verbrechen in einer Art und Weise, um diese Realität für das Kind zu erschaffen, das gezwungen ist, auf dich zu verlangen für ihre eigene Überlebensweise, um eine falsche Realität für ein Kind zu erschaffen, für mich ist es eine Form von Verbrechen.
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Ja, du kontrollierst die Kinder. Du kontrollierst ihr Verhalten.
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Ich stimme dazu. Ja, es ist okay, nicht zu wissen. Ja. Und nicht einen Glauben zu erschaffen, um den Gap zu füllen. Es ist einfach okay, zu sagen, ich weiß es nicht. Genau. Und Dinge zu Kindern zu erklären, die wahr und ehrlich sind. und offen mit ihren Fragen zu sein und transparent mit deiner Antwort zu sein. Ich meine, du musst die Dinge nicht kontrollieren.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Du kannst das Kind ermöglichen, einfach zuhören und sie nicht zu beurteilen und ein offensichtliches Individuum zu sein, das eine Konversation haben kann. Und die Kinder werden mit dir verbunden. Die Kinder werden dich respektieren. Aber was wir tun, ist, dass wir die Angst in die Menschen einstellen versuchen, damit wir sie kontrollieren können.
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Und wir ermöglichen sie oder verurteilen sie mit diesem System, aufgrund dessen, wie sie reagieren. Es ist verrückt, was wir heute tun. Es ist verrückt. Wo wir gerade sind, ist... Wir haben einen langen Weg zu gehen, um auf dem nächsten Niveau zu wachsen. Ja, ich stimme dazu. Und es ist eine mentale, spirituelle Entwicklung. Es ist keine physische Entwicklung. Wir werden physisch perfekt wachsen.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Wir müssen nur von einem emotionalen Intelligenzstandpunkt wachsen. Ich stimme total mit dir. Ich stimme total mit dir. Lass uns also vielleicht ein oder zwei von diesen Dingen, also die Geschichten, die von der Vergangenheit, von einer älteren Suche, die wir heute weitergeben, beobachten. Und wir wissen nicht, dass heute etwas verbunden ist
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in einem Beliefssystem ist, verbunden mit einem alten Beliefssystem. Ich weiß, es gibt Millionen, aber für mich ist einer, den ich nicht völlig klar habe, den ich interessiert habe, die ganze Dionysus- und Jesus-Versammlung und wie Elemente von Dionysus in die Image von Jesus gebracht wurden, die heute alle haben.
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Ja, das ist eine gute Idee.
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Are your parents still alive? Yes.
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And why don't we have it? Was it lost and was it burned? Was it never found?
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They're burning heretics too. Oh, for sure. I would have been burned, man. I am on fire back in the day, no doubt. I love that shirt, man. That's a beautiful shirt. It means non-believer. I practice non-belief. I practice non-judgment. I practice non-resistance. I practice understanding where I have conditioning. Those are kind of my daily practices. So
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I want to say that I don't judge religion as bad or religion as wrong. I do practice non-judgment. I just attempt to realize that these are beliefs that we're talking about. And beliefs exist within individual minds of people. And they're created by the human mind. And they're Sie werden vom menschlichen Geist erzeugt.
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Es ist sehr wichtig, eine meiner täglichen Praktiken ist, nicht zu glauben und alles zu challenge. Das macht mich kein Atheist. Für mich ist Atheismus ein Beliefsystem. Es ist ein Belief, dass es keinen Gott gibt. Ob wir etwas zu 100 Prozent nehmen, Jesus ist real, oder zu 0 Prozent, Jesus ist nicht real und es gibt keinen Gott.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Versuche, eine offene Meinung zu behalten, versuche, in der Zwischenzeit auf diesem Spektrum zu bleiben. Aber Non-Glauben ist etwas, was ich finde, über-kritisch für die Menschheit ist, um zu versuchen, in der Lage zu sein, in die nächste Phase unserer Evolution zu kommen.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Wir können nicht weitergehen, wenn wir alle denken, wir wissen die Antwort bereits. Ich meine, wenn du wirklich reingehst und doppelt klickst, wie du es mit dieser Religion machst, dann findest du heraus, dass es nicht so schwarz und weiß ist. Es ist nicht so, als ob wir, wie Wissenschaft, alles komplett herausgefunden hat. Ich meine, es ist auf dem Topf gebaut.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Ich will es nicht als Haus der Karten nennen, weil es nicht so fragil ist. Es gibt viele Dinge, die wir als Fakten kennen. Aber wenn du etwas nimmst, das wir sagen, ist 100% wahr, weil es die beste Theorie ist, wenn es in der Realität 98% wahr ist und du etwas anderes auf dem Topf hast, das 96% Wahrheit hat.
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I know, right? That's great, man.
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Und wir sagen, dass das Fakt ist, weil wenn es eigentlich Theorie ist und du etwas anderes auf dem Topf hast, das 90% Wahrheit hat, Man muss die 90 mal die 95 mal die 98 multiplizieren, um die echten Chancen zu bekommen, dass das letzte Ding, die modernste Version der Realität, die Wahrheit ist.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Und wenn du diese Zahlen multiplizierst, bist du, weißt du, jedes Mal, wenn du die 90 mal die 98 mal die 95 multiplizierst, kommst du zu einem Niveau, das 60% der Chancen hat, wahr zu sein. Und das ist das, was wir sagen, ist die Wahrheit. Und das ist der Grund, warum wir nicht wach sind, wissenschaftlich.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
weil wir diese Theorien für die Wahrheit verursachen, wir verursachen die Glauben für die Wahrheit, wir verursachen diese Dinge für Fakten. Es ist ein Weg, uns festzuhalten. Und Offenheit ist die Rettung für all das. Und das ist wirklich Nicht-Glauben. Why I have guests that have alternative points of view on. Guests like even Billy Carson.
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Guests like people that are thinking about things completely different. And maybe they're belief-based as well with their thinking, but it's not any crazier than freaking any of these other beliefs.
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Sure. Ja, ja, ja. Also es ist wie, ich denke, die neuen Dinge, die neuen Alternativen, die Theorien, die wir noch nicht wirklich gehört haben, die neuen Wege des Denkens, es ist einfach wichtig, alles in Ordnung zu halten und wirklich zu challenge und zu fragen, was wir denken, was wir wissen, um voranzutreten.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Und das Gospel von John... Im Neuen Testament gibt es vier Bücher aus einem original 28, ist das richtig? Oder waren es vier, die aus all den Gospeln inkludiert wurden und die von der Kirche ausgewählt wurden? Bin ich hier...
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Do you feel like they had to take it from 27 to 4 because it was like there would just be too much confusion? There was too much contradiction? You said the canon was who did it?
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Ja, okay, okay. Ja, und mit einigen verrückten Sachen drin, richtig? Neil war hier und wir haben über einige der Sachen gesprochen, die in einigen dieser Bücher drin waren. Er hat erwähnt, dass wenn es in einem der Bücher, spezifisch, wenn es da war, es zu machen, dann würden Christen eine wachsende, sprechende Kreise verteidigen. Ja, genau.
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Das ist ein weiteres Problem, oder?
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They're day laborers, right? They're illiterate day laborers?
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6,66 Dollar, weißt du? Richtig, richtig. Ja, ich möchte ein bisschen darüber sprechen. Das ist faszinierend. Zuerst einmal, danke für das Teilen. Das ist unglaubliche Wissen. Gnosis, großartiges Gnosis. Ja, ich möchte ein bisschen darüber sprechen, über das 666-Ding. Ich möchte über Satan sprechen. Eigentlich habe ich einige Fragen über, wer Satan eigentlich war.
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Ich möchte über Amon sprechen, weil wir ihn ein paar Mal erwähnt haben. Und er geht auf jeden Podcast und er beginnt mit Heil Satan, weißt du? Ja, ja, ja. Das ist so erschreckend für die Leute, aber es ist so, wer ist Satan wirklich? Weiß jemand wirklich, wer er ist? Aber kommen wir zurück zu dem. Ich möchte einen kurzen Break hier machen.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Okay, also wie lange hat das gedauert? Wie lange warst du in diesem... Kult? Ja, Kult. Das ist ein gutes Wort. Ich war in einem Verlust von Worten für einen Sekunden da. Aber ja, Kult.
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Lass uns einen Biss essen und wir kommen zurück und steigen in einige dieser Themen. Ich bin auf. Ich denke, wir sollten es von der Break-Room, der Launch-Room, gedreht haben.
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Ja, ja, cool. Ich meine, lasst uns direkt zurück in das, was wir gerade über das Thema gesprochen haben, und das ist die Amman-Situation. Und vielleicht, lasst uns eure Gedanken nehmen. Wo sollten wir mit dem anfangen?
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War es das Neue Testament oder das Neue Testament? Es war das Neue Testament. Und welches Gospel? Welches? Du sprichst von... Wenn er im Garten mit dem Jungen war.
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Ein menschlicher Traffiker. Lestes. Ein was? Ein menschlicher Traffiker, essentiell. Ja, ein menschlicher Traffiker. Das ist, was Amada sagt.
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Also du hast eine Persönlichkeit, die extrem ist, würdest du sagen?
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The wrap falls off as he flees. Exactly. And what is the wrap, is kind of the question.
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And what is that definition of mystery cult or mystery religion like?
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Also...
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Du hattest das Beste.
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Denkst du, er ist so sehr ein Experte in dem ältesten Griechischen, wie er sagt, dass er ist?
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Ich hatte den besten Trinker für eine lange Zeit und es hat nicht so gut funktioniert. Das ist es. Ich habe mich auch ein bisschen einer extremen Persönlichkeit, oder habe es in der Vergangenheit.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Also ist es so, dass er diese Geschichte geschaffen hat, und jetzt muss er es einfach aufhalten und weiter damit gehen.
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Ja, es ist fast egal, aber egal, du denkst, dass das nichts ist.
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Was ist das größte Problem?
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Yeah, right.
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Ja, du hast erwähnt, dass, hoffentlich ist es okay, das zu erwähnen, dass Danny Jones Ahmen zu diesem Mann, Steven Jones, diskutieren wollte.
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Weil er ihm keine Publikation geben will, weil er ihn nicht wollen will, um ihn zu beantworten, um ihn zu debattieren.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
And he's saying, and I just looked it up, Karl Ruck's 90 as of right now. Sorry, Karl. dass Christen etwas bezeichnen soll, was nichts mit Drogen zu tun hat. Es ist einfach alles, was mit etwas bezeichnet wird. Und Ominous sagt, dass jederzeit, wenn sie das Wort Christen in dem ältesten Griechischen benutzen, sie über Drogen sprechen.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Nein, er ist ein mythischer Junge. Ja, also müssen wir nicht mehr darüber nachdenken. Okay, also, ich meine, das ist kinder die Geschichte da. Und ich habe ihn auf diesen Podcast eingeladen und er hat geflüchtet. Er wollte nicht hierher kommen. Und seine Entschuldigung war,
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Es ist nicht wirklich wichtig, aber es klingt so, als wäre er sich zu Danny's Podcast gefühlt und er wäre sich zu seinem eigenen Podcast gefühlt, wo niemand die Dinge, die er sagt, beantworten würde. Ich würde es gerne haben. Ich bin wirklich sehr enttäuscht von diesem Mann. Er ist super interessant, er ist sehr einzigartig.
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Ich habe so viele Anrufe bekommen, um ihn anzunehmen, aber leider hat er meinen Anruf nicht bekommen. So he's just kind of doing the Danny Jones thing and he's doing his own thing. He did say that he would debate Christians on Danny Jones, you know, and he had that one priest that he brought on, which is like, you know, he's just like a sitting duck, that guy. Poor guy. Right.
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Anybody like that, Amon's gonna just dominate. But if you get somebody that's like a Stephen, then it would probably... But ultimately, at the end of the day, he turned down that debate after the conversation that you guys had on the phone with Danny.
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Richtig, richtig. Ja, das scheint, ja, absolut. Na gut, ja, ich meine, ist noch etwas anderes an ihm, bevor wir weitergehen?
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Es ist enttäuschend, Mann. Er ist so enttäuschend. Das ist alles, was ich habe. Ich genieße es, ihn zu sehen. Danny ist ein guter Freund, und ich genieße es, ihn da zu sehen, wenn er weitergeht. Aber es ist wirklich nur er gegen die Welt, richtig?
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Ich meine, er hat offensichtlich einige Follower gegründet, als es spät war, und einige Leute versuchen, sich auf seine Ideen oder die Narrative hinzubekommen, die er gegründet hat. Aber existierte das vor Amen? Und ist es jemand anderes, der da draußen ist, der tatsächlich spricht wie Christ in seinen Drogen und Jesus war ein Pädophil und all diese Dinge, die er drückt?
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Psychedelische Dinge, sicher.
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Also für dich dann, was... Was war das? War es in der Hochschule, dass du in die Alkohol- und Drogen-Szene eingegangen bist? Was war die Hochschule so?
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Und es wurde von Griechen geschrieben. Und das war eine sehr übliche Sache für die alten Griechen.
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Also ein Griech oder ein Roman oder jemand, ja. Ja, sicher. Wir wechseln ein bisschen hier, und so lange wir über Menschen sprechen, vielleicht für einen Sekunden. Billy Carson war ein Gast, den ich auf meinem Show hatte, und er kommt in ein paar Wochen zurück. Ich habe wirklich meinen Zeitraum mit Billy genossen. Ich meine, er kam mir als ein sehr intelligenter, sehr...
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Er ist auf der einen Seite ehrgeizig, aber auf der anderen Seite hat er sehr starke Glauben an ein paar Dinge. Ich denke, dass er seine Glauben ausprobiert hat, war eine der interessanteren Dinge, die ich auf dem Show gemacht habe. Er ist sehr artikulär, er ist sehr intelligent und er ist auch sehr emotional intelligent. Du hast intellektuelle Intelligenz und du hast emotional Intelligenz.
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Billy hat wirklich beide. Er ist ein sehr charismatischer Kerl, er hat eine große Forderung. Ich bin letztes Jahr in Miami zu seinen Consciousness Awards gegangen. Ich werde dieses Jahr wieder da sein. Ich war wirklich beeindruckt von der Verbindung, die die Leute dort mit ihm hatten. Man konnte sagen, es waren seine Freunde und es waren ein paar tausend Leute dort,
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Wir sind alle gute Freunde und gut verbunden. Ein guter Eindruck, gute Energie, gute Leute. Ich bin ein Unterstützer, weil ich merke, dass jeder seine Glauben hat. Ich bin nicht hier, um ihre Glauben zu beurteilen. Ob es um Billys Glauben über die alte Geschichte geht, oder um religiöse Glauben, oder um politische Glauben, oder um Nationalismus oder so etwas.
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Nur Respekt für die Perspektiven anderer Menschen. Aber er hat sich aber auch mit Wesley Huff beschäftigt, der christlich ist. Und natürlich war es so, okay, das ist das Ende von Billys Karriere. Er wurde ausgesprochen und so weiter. Es ist wie, es ist nur eine Belieferung gegen eine andere Belieferung. Das ist das, was es mir gefühlt hat.
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Und es fühlte sich wie eine Menge Dramatik an, für grundsätzlich nichts. Aber ich habe es wirklich nicht so tief entdeckt. Also weiß ich nicht wirklich die ganze Geschichte darüber, was passiert ist. Ich möchte Billy darüber in ein paar Wochen fragen.
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Ich habe gesehen, dass du vielleicht ein Video dazu gemacht hast und ich weiß, dass du so schnell und gut auf dem Thema versetzt bist, dass ich mir herausgefunden habe, dich darüber zu fragen und deine Gedanken zu finden.
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Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Well, cool. No, I appreciate it. Yeah, I appreciate your perspective. Appreciate you sharing. I was just kind of curious your thoughts on that one. So, yeah, thank you. Thank you. Yeah, well, good. I got a couple more questions for you.
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You know, I think one of the things that we mentioned just prior to going on to the break was about Satan and trying to understand, you know, for people out there who... denken, dass sie wissen, wer Satan ist und wofür er steht. Und jeder hat diese Vorstellung. Ich denke, die meisten Christen haben eine Vorstellung von Satan und dessen, wer er ist.
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Aber wenn man zurückgeht zu den Ursprüngen von Satan, wer ist er? Ist es sogar eine Person? Ist es eine Entität? Ist es eine Idee? Was ist Satan?
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Warum wollte Gott, dass die Glaubenden getestet werden?
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Also mit Erlaubnis von Gott. Gott sagt essentiell nur, schau, geh her und nimm alles von Job.
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So God is murdering people.
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Im Neuen Testament?
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And I was taught that... Much more trauma caused by alcohol than weed, by the way. I mean, significantly more.
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If you have to choose one, yeah, I'd probably agree with that.
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Also der Gott des Judaismus, ich habe immer gedacht, dass der Gott des Vergangenen Testamentes auch der Gott des Neuen Testamentes war. Dass Yahweh Jesus' Vater ist, dass Yahweh Gott ist. And that's one thing, when I ask a lot of Christians, like, who is God? And Christians will say, well, it's Jesus. But then, you know, you double click and you're like, no, Jesus is the Son. Who's the Father?
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And they're like, uh, God? You know, and nobody like can put a name on, okay, but what's God's name? Nobody knows. I always thought that, okay, I finally learned it one day when I was like 40 years old. Okay, this is Yahweh. We're talking about Yahweh here or El...
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Aber jetzt sagst du, dass es tatsächlich eine Gruppe von Leuten gibt, die sagen, okay, das ist ein dreckiger Gott, weil, ich meine, Genocide und Mord und Slaverie, diese Dinge sind dreckig und das ist alles in den Neuen Testamenten. Keine Fragen gefragt, kein Debatte darüber, das existiert darin. Das ist, was Gott gemacht hat.
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Also sagen sie, das kann nicht Gott sein, es muss ein anderer Gott sein, es muss nicht Yahweh sein, es muss was sein? Wer ist dieser andere Gottcharakter, den sie jetzt kreieren, weil sie ihren bösen Gott nicht mögen? Right.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Aber es ist da drin. Es ist in der Bibel, dass Gott das sagt, in der Bibel, dass die Slavery okay ist. Ja, es ist absolut okay. Es ist nicht nur okay, es ist so, wie es sein sollte.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
My Addiction Alive.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Ja. Ich habe das seit 40 Jahren gemacht, Mann. Ich wurde gesagt, dass ich das echte Körper und das echte Blut von Christus trinke. Ich trinke nicht den Wein, den roten Wein. Aber ja, wir hatten eigentlich das echte Blut von Jesus getrunken, nicht so symbolisch. Katholiken glauben tatsächlich, dass sie Jesus jeden Tag trinken, wenn sie es tun. Das ist die Belieferung, Mann.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Als Katholiken haben wir nicht wirklich darüber gesprochen, diese Teilnahme. Man hat das ausgeschnitten. Wenn etwas zu verrückt, zu freundlich ist, dann hat niemand das wirklich zu Ihrer Aufmerksamkeit gebracht. Kein Priester hat das gemacht. Sie sagen, das ist das Körper Gottes, und sie halten es auf, und das ist es.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Und dann ist es so, okay, du kommst auf und sagst Amen, was bedeutet, dass du glaubst, dass du glaubst, dass das das echte Körper Gottes ist. Aber niemand sagt dir, dass das, was du tust, und der Fakt, dass du eigentlich denkst, dass du suppositionsweise isst, nicht in einer symbolischen Weise, aber du isst tatsächlich Jesus, jemanden, der über 2.000 Jahre alt war.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
wahrscheinlich über 2.000 Jahre her. Wahrscheinlich.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Und Billy Carson hat wilde Glauben, richtig? Ja, nein, das ist schlimmer. Ich meine, das ist extrem. Das ist da draußen. Absolut. Billy, ich liebe dich, Mann.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Nein, es ist wild, Mann. Ich meine, er ist tödlich. Er ist tödlich gegenüber diesem. Es ist ein Kult. Es ist ein Kult. Ja, cool, Mann. Cool. Also ja, es ist interessante Sachen. Also Satan. Also wenn Amon weitergeht und sagt, Heil Satan, auf jedem Podcast, den er startet.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Ist er und Satan jetzt, wenn wir darüber nachdenken, als Christen oder als Menschen darüber nachdenken, diesen Heil-Satan-Kommentar, ich meine, Leute schreien darüber nach und nehmen es so, oh mein Gott, er ist ein Satan-Worscher, er ist ein Teufels-Worscher, er ist dreckig, er schneidet wahrscheinlich Tiere und dringt sie aus ihrem Blut und trinkt ihr Blut.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Das ist das, worauf die Leute gehen, wenn sie das hören. In der Realität, meine Verständnis ist, dass Satan Opposition zur Kirche bedeutet.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Ja, das macht Sinn. Total. Ja, ich habe gedacht für... in den letzten ein paar Jahren, dass die Geschichte des Gartens mit Adam und Eve und das Essen aus dem Baum des Wissens von Gut und Schmerz, dass das ein Weg war, um Juden zu erklären. ... dass sie Wissen über Gutes und Böses gewonnen haben. Und vorher hatten sie es nicht. Sie hatten kein Recht, ein Falsch, ein Gutes, ein Böses.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Sie hatten nur Aufmerksamkeit für die Art und Weise, wie die Dinge waren. Und nicht Labeling und Beurteilung von Recht, Falsch, Gutes und Böses. Aber nach dem Essen des Trees des Wissens von Gut und Schlechtem, wurde alles, oh, das ist falsch, oh, das ist richtig, oh, das ist gut, oh, das ist schlecht. Und Judgment entwickelt sich. Judgment ist synonymisch mit, es passiert gleichzeitig,
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
dass wir Dinge gut, schlecht, richtig und falsch bezeichnen. Für mich ist eine Teil der falschen Selbst ein Teil der Wahrheit und ein Teil deiner echten Selbst ist die Aufmerksamkeit.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
und dass man eine ewige Leben erzielen kann, wenn man seine echte, authentizierte Selbst versteht, wenn man von einigen Dingen lebt, von einigen Praktiken lebt, die das Ego verringern, die deinen Filmcharakter verringern, deine falsche Selbst, die Dinge, die du mit identifizierst,
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
die Dinge, die man beurteilt, die Dinge, von denen man gehandelt wird, seine Selbstlabel, seine Identifikation mit Dingen wie der Rasse, mit Dingen wie der Religion, mit Dingen wie der Politik, mit Dingen wie all diesen Dingen.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Für mich geht diese Geschichte zurück zu dem, dass das Essen vom Baum des Wissens von Gut und Schmerz der Moment ist, an dem die Menschen ihren ursprünglichen Schmerz entwickelten. Und der Schmerz war, den Mark zu verlieren, wie es in den ehemaligen Griechen geschehen ist. Der Schmerz war... Es war nicht wie...
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
wie ich dich als weniger moralisch, du bist moralisch inferior zu mir, war das Gebet einfach nicht an der Stelle, es war nicht an der Mark. Das originale Gebet war einfach nicht zu verstehen, es war einfach nicht an der Mark des Glaubens. Ich glaube, das ist eine Botschaft, die in dieser Geschichte versteckt ist, die die meisten Menschen
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Es geht einfach direkt über die Hände der Menschen, aber ich denke, es handelt sich direkt um die Beurteilung von Gut, Schlimm, Recht und Falsch. Und dass die Dinge einfach so sind, wie sie sind, bis wir sie beurteilen. Und das ewige Leben und das Erfinden deiner echten, authentischen Selbst ist etwas, das passieren kann. wenn man nicht schuldig ist.
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MythVision Explains How Ancient Myths Became Modern Myths | #51 Derek Lambert
Und ich denke, dass das etwas ist, was alle ältere Mystiker gesprochen haben, und alle geistig entdeckten Menschen, um zu beobachten und zu beurteilen, dass man nicht schuldig ist, und dass man nicht schuldig ist, wenn man nicht schuldig ist. Selbstlabelung auch. Selbstlabelung ist, dass ich ein Christen bin. Selbstlabelung ist, dass ich ein Atheist bin. Selbstlabelung ist all diese Dinge.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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They think you're an expert.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Oh, really? Yeah. Did you guys arrest them or did you just notify them when they came in?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, I don't like that they both got their own attorney.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Why would you need your own attorney?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, but I feel like we're married and we're in this together. Because the problem is that you get another attorney, the attorney, first thing they say is, you need to cooperate against your husband.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Oh, wow. So that's like, I mean, the problem, like for me, that's like two or three years, that's nothing. Like, yeah, that's not a big deal. But to a free person, somebody who's never been in the system, they think, oh my God, my life is over.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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They gave the passports. So where do you go without a passport? Or do you have a double, the second passport?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So what happens then? What happens then? They... Are they saying that they're fugitives or are they saying that they absconded?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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You don't hand those over to kind of just hand it off to the U.S. Marshals and then forget about it? I mean, I know you. I already know we've had other stories where you've gone way out of your way to track these people down.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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is that normal or is that, or do you, you give it to the, to the U S marshals, but you also look into it yourself.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Ethically depraved.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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How do you know that they went? I mean, them not showing up. Does that mean they're just hanging out in their old neighborhood or?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Can you tell when someone because it's not like you're if I fled when I fled Florida, you flee the lower 48 states. You just drive. Who knows where you go? But that's an island. Aren't there records?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Explain the sovereign citizen movement as you understand it, and I'll supplement your understanding. Okay. My understanding is, and there's actually... Different variations. Oh, there are. And like I am my own country, I just happen to be in this country. And because of that, they think they're exempt from paying taxes, obeying the law, having a driver's license, all of this absolute insanity.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Right. Right. And those are the laws don't your laws don't apply to me. I'm a sovereign citizen. I'm not a citizen. I say I. what do they call that when they, I gave up my citizenship or I relinquished it, my citizenship. I'm no longer a citizen. I wrote a letter. Yeah, exactly.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Listen, I don't know anybody that's I mean, I know some brilliant guys Let's that's too much. I know some smart guys. Yeah that actually buy into this but they have mental problems. Yeah But a lot of people buy into this because there's just not that like like you they're just not that sharp, right? it's like the fact that you've convinced yourself that this is a possible thing is insane and
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I've heard it many times. I probably couldn't articulate it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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There's a you have to get your Cusick number Cusick use it. Yeah you sip. Yes. See you SIP. Okay Cusick number, right? Exactly. I used to have that one of the guys told me if you use your Cusick number You can get your black card issued to you. Yeah, you can you just use your account and then just buy whatever you want. It's like stop it
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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The worst thing is is that when they actually go through because sometimes you know You'll put something through the bank and you'll actually get a check for like they'll they'll put 20,000 in your account Well, if you have the correct recount and routing number, right?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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The check can bounce way late and then they'll pull the money out and then they're like this is working and then okay You have it three weeks later. There's a warrant for your arrest and you owe the bank $20,000, right? It's like it didn't work Well, no, what happened was it's always see what happened was I accidentally did. I didn't do it right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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See what they always have some reason why it didn't quite work as opposed to it just is bullshit.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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What? Andrea. Oh, Andrea, I was going to say Candace. No, Andrea was a Secret Service.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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There's just somebody. Just get in and go. Yeah, and there's someone else footing the bill. What do they care? Man, you know, I hate this. This isn't the wrong. I know this isn't what people want to hear. What an adventure. You know what I'm saying? You're about to get sentenced. You take off on the run. I can't tell you. I know the thrill of... I wouldn't have done the epileptic thing.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I probably got... I went with plastic surgery. But still, this is like, wow. What an adventure for them. It's bad. They're horrible people. They're bad people. I'm just saying in general, I know that excitement.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Waffle House parking lots and stuff. They switch vans.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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How did you get that far?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Was this guy, the Turner guy, does he have like a compound or something where he can keep these people?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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They're just hanging out? They're hiding out.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I love it when they're filing paperwork the whole time. That's how they do their time. They keep filing paper. They're filing. They're putting judgments. And putting liens on judges houses and the warden, and then they get recharged. They now have a charge or it's like, yeah, domestic. They're like a domestic terrorist or something. Some would actually charge.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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They'll get another two or three years.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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They stop filing this stuff. You're making these guys upset, you know, so.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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What do these people look like? Are there photos online?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
Right. And that's where I saw the video. And because I'm subscribed to your Instagram channel. Right. And so I get your stuff. So I saw that video and I said, we should do. We should do one on these guys, see if we can help catch them.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Most people, yes, it is no fun. Especially documentation. How are you filing your taxes? What about retirement? There are major, major problems. It seems like, oh, I'm going to take off and start over. But once you realize it's nearly impossible in the United States to...
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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to fabricate an entire identity that will pass mustard with the IRS, with Social Security, with the State Department to get a passport, the DMV to get a driver's license. I got as close as you could get, and I was just never able to get a fully... independent, unless you steal someone's identity and go with that, but then that person's still alive out there. It's almost impossible.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, that doesn't. So the problem with that is that the problem with being on the run in general is. not telling anybody or not reaching out to the people that you knew from your old life. Bingo. So we'll get to that. Okay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Right. I hate to interrupt the program, but if you didn't know, my name is Matthew Cox, and I spent 13 years in prison for title theft. And this is how easy title theft is. I can be sitting in a Starbucks office. with my computer. I can go online, go to public records, get your address, name of the homeowner. I can create a deed, a satisfaction of mortgage.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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It's just not tracking. It'd be very, very difficult.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And so, um, but you don't know, he doesn't, he didn't give, did he have to give any indication of whether they were in the 48, you know, if he knew he wasn't telling, okay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So that's something, um, I think if they could, I was going to say with the border being as secure as it is, Like, couldn't they go the other way? Walk out backwards or leave and then come back in as a, you know. saying, hey, I'm from South America, and give, because these guys are showing up with no paperwork. The problem is when they're coming in, is border control fingerprinting them?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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That's a problem.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Well, they also could be. Mexican. They have that kind of facial... They're ethnically ambiguous. Yes. They could be Filipino. They could be Mexican. They could be maybe Asian. Who knows? They've got that skin, that colored skin that is beige.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I can file that satisfaction of mortgage. I can then transfer the name of your home into someone else's name, or I can simply create a driver's license in the true homeowner's name. I can then sell the home or borrow against the home. And I can do all of that online sitting in Starbucks. I can apply for the mortgages online. I can open up the bank accounts online. I can go to the closing online.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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You imagine some guy sees a couple of people they think are them. They throw a bag over their head, taser them, throw them into a van and drop them off. Cox, Cox, I got them. Throw them out there. I'm like, these are Guatemalans. What are you doing?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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You gave me a kidnap of people dropping them off at my house.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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It's not like your boss knew exactly what you could have said. You're allowed to approve 100,000. He just didn't know what the policy was. He signed something saying 100,000.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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We're going to get this wrapped up for you.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I really owe you one. With the 4,000 views this is going to get...
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Yeah.
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I can have all the documents notarized online. And I can have all of the money wired into my bank accounts online. I can then transfer that money out of those accounts to other accounts. Or maybe I could buy precious metals. I could buy diamonds. And I can have all of that delivered anywhere I want by sitting in Starbucks. That's how easy it is to commit this crime now.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And then if they of course, then if they don't tell you or even if they tell you and then you leave, you've got a day or two just rolling around just in anguish, thinking, oh, my God, my children. I know.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Made you look. You've got PTSD now.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Well, you know, they found my co-defendant at, like, She had called her parents once or her mom one time. And while she's talking to her, she ends up telling her that she's, you know, what are you going to do? She's like, oh, I'm, well, you know, where are you? At least tell me where you are. And she tells her she's in Texas. That's helpful. Houston, Texas. Getting warmer.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And so then four or five months later, after several phone calls,
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happens to say one day oh yeah she's like well you know hey how's it going what are you doing and she said oh i'm starting school tomorrow oh what what kind of school i'm going to um what do you call that for to cut hair cosmetology cosmetology school i'm going to you know be a cosmetologist i'm going to school oh okay so now she knows she's in a cosmetology school in houston texas
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Oh, that's helpful. Right. There's only like four. You know what I'm saying? So they call the U.S. Marshals, go by. Do you know this person? Oh, that's Becca. And they're like, oh, yeah, she's in. You know, they go, okay. And so they watch her for a day or so. And then one day she shows up and they rush in there and grab her.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Well, that's what I'm saying is that, like, she didn't realize what she had said because so much time had passed. Like, he may have told, like, he may... They may have dropped enough information that the parents could put it together, or maybe they don't even know they have the information. They're not trying to put it together.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Becky's mother actively wanted her to get caught so she could have her daughter back. These parents may not even realize that they do have the information. They're like, I don't know. What do you mean? What do you know? And if you talk to them, they might say, well, I know this, and I know this, and I know that. That's it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And then the FBI would be like, okay, well, then that means that they're right here.
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Unfortunately, we can't strap our citizens to chairs and beat the information.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So what I'm thinking is, oh, damn it. What I was going to say is that what's funny is that to me, for them to hide this long they have to have regular jobs. You'd think, yeah. Because this guy is obviously, his get-rich-quick schemes, those types of things fall apart and they eventually bring you to the attention of the authorities.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And if you're continuing to commit some kind of fraud, it's going to catch up with them. But if he's gone this long, they may have sat down and had a kind of a come-to-Jesus talk with themselves and said... get a regular job.
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And it's happening more and more every single day. If you think that you're not vulnerable, you're dead wrong. Do you know who's a potential victim of this crime? Anybody that owns a house, anybody that thinks I can't be a victim is just absolutely dead wrong. I'm telling you right now, if you own a piece of property, you are a potential victim.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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They got to be doing a regular whatever you'd think somewhere on planet Earth or figured out a scam that they can set up, get the money, close it down somewhere else. You know, that's right. And very few people don't come to the you know, can exist like that and not come to the attention of the authorities.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And the guy Turner, had he been grabbed?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And that's the, that's the, what's amazing about is that this is the only person you ever didn't catch.
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Wait a minute. So this really is the only people that took off and you didn't catch? Right. Oh, I thought you had a couple more cases.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Oh, I thought they were missing, too. Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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That's pretty good. That's a good run.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Wait, was it 26 years?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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26 years. You got a little Filipina couple that got snuck in.
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That's one of the big deal. Thank you.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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We could sneak them in here and have a little thing. Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Here's the thing. How many years has this been? This has been over 10 years, 10, 12, 13? Yeah, yeah. I mean, they have no idea what a joke the federal prison they would have gone. It would have been like going to, it would have been a camp. It would have been a heist. Imagine how good their pickleball game would be. Oh, man. Like they would have been. And now, now's the time to go.
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The only way to stop the crime is to be notified by a monitoring service like Home Title Lock. Home Title Lock monitors your property records, alerts you of any changes, and if you are a victim, they jump in with their team of restoration experts to resolve the issue.
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Because of the Second Chance Act? Yeah. Like, you get four years, you're getting out in two years. Probably maybe even less than that. So it's not like, hey, you have to do, out of four, you have to do three and change. Now you go in on four, you're walking out in two years. You're like a hostage negotiator. You're making the case.
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I mean, but it is, like, how horrible for them that they don't realize that by making a small, by making this mistake, which you're a douchebag, you know, for what? I know I am. I'm sorry. No, not you. Okay. I'm saying for what this guy did, he's a douchebag. But you can get over that. You made a mistake. Yeah, it happens. Go to prison. Do a couple years. Get out. Start your life over again.
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Instead, you're going to run the rest of your life.
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Never going to have Social Security. Can't really invest because you realize, of course, you invest. You get 1099s, 1098s. Eventually, the IRS realizes, like, we're getting 1098s for somebody who's using a two-year-old kid's Social Security number. It doesn't match the name we're getting, but we do know this is the address. Like, it's just all stupid. It's hard to open bank accounts.
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Yeah, just silliness. Yeah. You know what? The big thing is, too, that their family is because you said they were broke. Their family is probably helping them. So now your family's in trouble. You know, if you find out that, you know, if at some point you find out that their families. Oh, yeah. My rich father sends me two or three thousand dollars a month to keep us afloat.
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OK, well, now your father's in trouble. Like, what are you doing?
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So anyway, so what else have you got?
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It is. It's a bad way to go about it, but...
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Typically, the better way to go about it, she's writing them to herself, the better way to go about it is to open up a corporation and open up a bank account. And then you can write those invoices for something that the company is already paying for. And then so you maybe double up on those payments or maybe you pay a larger invoice. And then from that account, you could cut a check.
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So there's only one thing going for your lumber company.
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Plus, I trust Kelly.
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What happened with the curly light bulbs?
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I think that is a thing maybe for some people.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I'm going to send you somewhere where you can get that.
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I mean, obviously, I would want to get it over with as quickly as possible. Because what ends up happening is you turn a 24-month sentence into a three-year sentence because you've put it off for a year.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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It's the cow and the buffalo. Different from the cow and the buffalo, right?
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Cows run from the rain, run from a storm, and eventually it catches up to them, overtakes them, and they're stuck for a longer period of time because they continue to run. But buffalo run into the storm, and they run through it, and therefore, because they faced it, it's a much shorter storm because they run through it. They spend less time. Kelly's the buffalo.
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Why has she got 24 months?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Usually it's not that much. That seems... But then I guess most of the time when I think about people that they typically have cooperated. I think it was the low end of the guidelines. I don't think she had anybody to cooperate against probably, right? It was just her.
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The people that cooperated against me the first time, um they'd stolen half of their their loss amount was like half a million dollars and they only got like 60 like 30 and 90 days in jail, but they got a 5k one. So that, that you're right. Maybe it would have been a year or two years at that time for them. Um, but, uh, yeah, yeah, she's fine. Yeah.
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Oh, yeah, yeah, right. That's the perfect, obviously. People were in foreclosure.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yes. I love the story you told about the, the, um, the Keanu Reeves.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I don't get the 90-second version.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So once they separated them, somebody must have, guys must have started saying, yeah, I've done that before. Count on it. So Joe has done that.
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Yeah.
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Is there any Is there a like a more common thing that people contact you about? Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Right, right. Yeah, I was going to say, that makes me think of a story, but I can't remember the end of the story, so it's pointless. It was something along the lines of a guy... So I knew a guy that was kind of running a business opportunity scam and he was contacted by, so he had a guy somehow or another, he, I do remember who the guy was.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So the, do you remember, so remember there was a guy that used to run that, the hair club commercials. I was, I liked it so much. I bought the, so size somebody or. Yeah.
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who was partners with them and you got bought out or maybe he was a silent part of it. He had put in $25,000 into some get-rich-quick scheme.
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Yes. Okay. And then he went and contacted my buddy who was running a...
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a um a business opportunity and i hate to say a scam it's scammy but you could there were people that invested in the scam and made money the problem is a lot of people want to invest in money and they think that it's going to just run itself and the truth is it's still a job yeah so they lose most of them lose money and they make it they you know um what is it a false expectation earnings so you know and he's his business model was partially based on that yeah so where these people think they're gonna make a lot more money than they're going to make
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Anyway, this guy comes to him and says, listen, I lost. And I don't know if it was $25,000 or $50,000, whatever it was, and says, this is what happened. I lost this. And he actually goes to the other guy and tracks him down. He's like, if you... And here's what he told him. If you get me my $50,000 back or $25,000, I'll give you half. And he thought... That's not bad.
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Like, you know, this isn't, you know, I'll go have a talk with him. Like I felt bad for the guy. So he goes and he talks to the guy. He tracks the guy down. And he said, you know, I walked in and he was just like, Yeah, what do you say? He's like, oh, it's an investment. He's like, stop, stop, stop, stop.
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He's like, look, I've done, and he starts naming all the different things he's been a part of over the years. Like he would set these things up, run them for two or three years, and then close it down and go to get another company and start over again, change his name. Um, and so anyway, he, he goes, the guy explains the whole thing. He's like, look, here's the problem.
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I don't want the guy to end up, he's going to end up going to the FBI. He's going to, you don't know what realizes who this guy is. He shows that does the whole thing. And I think, and I'm pretty sure the guy paid him back and I was like, oh, okay. I said, did you get your money? He said that motherfucker. Yeah. I got him his 30 grand back or 40 grand back or whatever it was.
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He's like, he never paid me a dime. He's like, no, I really appreciate it. I was like, oh, you said you were gonna. He's like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm good for it, bro. I'll get you. I'm gonna give it. And he never did.
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right so if so if they commit if they commit the crime and then they they take off they're never talked to or anything and the fbi never indicts them then the statute of limitations runs out they can come back everything's fine but typically if they take off or whatever the fbi would go Let's indict. Like, we don't know where they are. Statute of limitations is coming up. Let's indict them.
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They indict them. And now that's it. Doesn't matter if they come back 20 years later. You've been indicted. You're just waiting to be charged or waiting to go through the process.
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What problems do you see with this plan? I don't see that that's possible. And I don't see that in a crumbling economy, there's a lot of things you're going to invest in. They're going to give you a high yield. And if there was enough equity there, couldn't you just sell the property and take the equity yourself? I mean, there's...
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UFAC. In acronyms. Is that what they call that, an acronym? That's when you use the first letter. That's acronym.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Oh, I thought maybe it was because you actually kind of make it a word. It's like ASAP.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Oh, okay. I mean, I know it is. You know what's not an acronym? FBI. FBI. Why not?
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Yeah. You know, the old Chinese.
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Abacus.
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Yeah. And I've already, you know, listen, I feel like I have a good grasp of your values and who you are as a person. Yeah, sure. Pretty sure I know you're going to be like, I don't want to do this. I don't want to be involved in this. So I'm an open book.
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Okay, that would have been too good, too easy. That would have been just right.
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Oh, okay. I think he's exactly probably who he portrays. I'm exactly who I portray. Yeah. It's easy. It's easier that way. I, so he and his wife.
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Have started, you know, they have a podcast.
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Where they started, uh, they, they, now they took what they'd already heard and, and they've run with it. And now they've turned it into a phenomenon, right? Which is that Garth Brooks may be a serial killer. Have you not heard this? I've not heard this. Hilarious. And they're like, and then, so because they started it, people lined up his tour schedule and, with missing women. Oh, my God.
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And, of course, you have to make all those payments in the meantime. Yeah. There's some issues.
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Well, they're doing... It's very deadpan. Yeah. And so because they talk about it so often, there's so many... Listen, they've gotten a ton of material out of this guy. Okay, yeah. It's gone on and on. And so it turned into that. And then it turned into, listen, they built this massive home and there's a huge basement. And then somebody goes and does a, how much does a coffin take up?
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And so they can fit 300 bodies in the basement. In Garth Brooks' basement. Garth Brooks'. his basement for 5,000 square feet. So they've got, it's turned him from, it's gone from that to there's this massive list that that's out there, which I've interviewed a girl the other day. Her name is Stacy Lee. And she was like, she's like, there is no list. She's I've done an exhaustive research on it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And there is no real list. It's just people saying it, but it's going on. So they've taken it to the point where like Tom Segura comes in one day and he goes, and cause he posts about it. Right. And he goes, it's official. Garth Brooks blocked me on social media. So the lawyer writes up, oh listen, he's heard from people that know Garth Brooks. Garth Brooks does not think this is funny.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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He's like, I would say to me, isn't that funny?
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Let's go on the show and talk about this.
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It is. You know, he's... Obviously, he is very, very protective of his reputation. Yeah. And one of the things he... Here's one of the weird things he did. Is he at one point, you know, he became the character Chris Gaines. Yeah. He was his rock album. Yeah. Yeah. For like a year.
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And yeah, he traveled for like a year trying to get this to take off until the Brecker labels were like, yeah, he did three albums. Yeah, but they were no good. Yeah. But and even if they were, I don't think anybody would be accepting of him. That's this is who you are. Yeah. I don't want to deal with. Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So anyway, the point is, is that so now they're saying that this was his alter ego that may have been the actual serial killer.
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Right. So it's a whole thing. So what was the other thing they did the other day that was... Oh, and then – and this obviously isn't funny, which I hope you clean that up in the fucking thing where I laughed about it, which was when the girl came out.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, because I didn't know she was – what it was. Please kind of chop that one part out. Because about six months ago, a woman came out and sued Garth Brooks.
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for because she's alleging that he was sexually harassing him and sexually sexually harassing her and eventually even raped her. Oh, my heavens. Right. So I'm laughing. You know, that's what I'm saying. Because at first when she said, well, you know, there's a girl that came right.
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Right, but I start joking. I'm like, that's not true. And then I didn't realize it was a real thing. So the girl I'm talking to, she says, no, no, no, she sued him. She said she was raped. And then I was like, oh, I was like, hey, hey, I didn't know that. Colby, fix this.
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That's not the first serial killer. So yeah, I thought it was a funny joke. You have to have a dark sense of humor. Anyway, so then these allegations come out where she's saying he's not the person you think. So here's what, so I talked to my buddy Pete.
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And I talked about this to this girl, too. I looked online. I couldn't find, I didn't do much of a look. You saw what I did. I just barely looked. And I was like, nobody's written a book about this. About? About the possibility that Garth Brooks is a serial killer.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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No, I'm having fun with it. Okay. Obviously, it's satire. Okay, sure. But, and I was, and I thought, I said, do you know how funny it would be to, I said, think about it. All we have to do We compile a real list. We talk about where the origins of this started. Tom Segura, how he and his wife kind of started it, how it's taken on a world of its own. And then we investigate the real possibility.
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Now, of course, it's obviously bullshit because, look, if I drive across America— Is the punchline of this great book you're going to write that Garth Brooks is not guilty?
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That's not all I'm gonna do. He hasn't sued Tom Segura. So because, listen, as a matter of fact, some guy, there was actually a lawyer that wrote a whole, like an eight-page lawsuit against Garth Brooks and sent it to Segura trying to get him to say, hey, I'll sue this guy for you for banning him on social media. He said, and the allegations in the lawsuit are hilarious.
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It's like he's infringing on Tom Segura's right to have fun. I mean, it's just, you know, it is, you know, it's clearly a joke. He's, you know, anyway, and Tom Segura, he's like, yeah, we're not going to, we're not going to do that. He's, but it is hilarious. Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So my whole thing is, is that what you do is this one, you start off the, you know, it's such a couple of chapters just kind of do the background where this came from. Okay. And then you do the whole, you know, but, but let's line up the, the, the, the dates. And here's what, here's the list we've come up with. You know, there's thus far 75. missing persons and you do the whole thing.
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That's several pages. And then you do that. Then you then you start looking, you start looking into it. And you know what? What is the real possibility that this is true? You talk to a psychiatrist that kind of deconstructs what a serial killer is. Like, listen, tons of serial killers are like truck drivers. Why? Because they can do this. This is true. Right. And so is this a good cover?
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So are they – he's not paying off the mortgages. He's just transferring the title to the straw buyers. No, no. I think he's paying off the original mortgage. Oh, okay. Oh, so he is selling it to a straw buyer.
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Yeah, it is a good cover. And then... So I've talked to... Because I feel fairly, like I said, fairly certain about who you are as a person, I said... I already reached out to an FBI agent and said, would you be interested in letting me interview you about this book about a serial potential serial killer? Just let me ask questions. You can answer them honestly.
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And he was like, yeah, he said, absolutely. I'd love that. It'd be great. Now, I didn't mention that. But then the other thing is, I said, then what you do is, so you get to interview a psychiatrist, you interview an FBI agent, you can contact several of the cold case detectives, talk to them about the cases, and then as you've asked them
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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At that point, I think that the detective was like, why are you wasting my time and hangs up the phone on me? But you put that in it. That's what's kind of comical about it. So if you do this over the course of whatever, you know, 150 pages, and you deconstruct it, but here's the thing. And at some point, maybe even contact this woman and see what she has to say.
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Now, her lawyers may say don't cooperate at all, but maybe we talk to her and her lawyer. We can always pull directly from the lawsuit if she's not willing to cooperate. The other thing would be, and this is where I was wondering from, I was going to talk to you about, I probably should have never given him this much information.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I would have gotten a lot further had I not given you all this information, was how hard would it be to track down a couple of former... What are they called? Roadies? No, no. Roadies who helped put together Garth Brooks' sets. Because they have interaction with him. They know him. They see him walking around. So you could ask them questions. Now, they may say, what are you fucking talking about?
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This is insane. But they may also be like, no, listen, bro. There are times this guy just disappears. We don't know where he is for hours at a time. That's what you want. Because then you're going to be like... Well, these guys are out there working wrenches. They expect Garth Brooks to be there inspecting. Right. But that's the whole thing. That's the fun of it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So you take that book, and when it's all said and done, you send it to Tom Segura. Am I saying Segura? Segura. Okay. Segura. S-E-G-U-R-A. Segura. Segura. So you get it to him, and I feel... I thought you were, I was like, oh, wow, you're going to know the guy. No, no, no. I'm a fan. But what I was thinking is, like, I know comedians.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So you can pretty much get in touch with almost anybody with about three phone calls. It's easy. Right. You call this comedian. You've got to know somebody. Yeah, yeah, so-and-so knows him. So call him. He knows him. Yeah, yeah, I know him. Great. I don't even need to talk to him. I just need to know where can I mail this book. We're about to publish it. We'd love for him to take a look at it.
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It's based on... Because anything that has to do with this... He takes it. He's going to run with it. Sure. And you're going to sell a ton of copies. So the other thing is, so I don't know if you know this about the, this is what's happening in Garth Brooks because his fans find it comical.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So when you go to a Garth Brooks concert, they had the Jumbotron. And the person with the Jumbotron goes to anybody who's holding up signs that will be like, we love you, Garth. I think I see where you're going with this. He actually, there are guys that will hold up signs and they actually have two signs. And so once they see that they're on the Jumbotron and they're like, oh, okay.
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They let go of the top sign and it drops. And the next sign says, where are the bodies, G? This has happened or is this your fantasy? Oh, it's happened over and over again. It's a real thing. People are coming up with all. I actually thought about this was one of the funny things. People are redoing his songs only instead of like Friends in Low Places, it's Bodies in Low Places.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So I'm thinking that might be the name of the Bodies in Low Places. The book writes itself. We need to search the basement.
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Hell, you sound like my wife. She's like, did you understand that? I'm like, it's a joke. Tom Sikora's doing it. It's comical.
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I think everything probably bothers him. He's extremely liberal. He's leaving the country because Trump fucking won.
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Oh, no, probably.
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Thank you.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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See the judgment? Very judgmental. What did he do to deserve this? I don't know. Listen, to me, so my wife said the same thing. Okay, thank heavens.
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So here's what I was saying to her. She's like, what if someone did that to you? I would immediately call up and say, bro, I got to come on the podcast. Because the moment you actually face it, it shuts it down. If you're a public... figure, you have to understand you're going to have a certain amount of scrutiny. People are going to mock you. They're going to joke.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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It's going to be, you know, people are going to do satires. It's always look at Trump. So what do you do when they went to Trump, when they're like, you know, he's garbage as fans are garbage. He didn't sit there and, you know, and block and outrage. He goes out and paints a fucking garbage truck and drives it to his rally. Right. So you have to be able to handle certain things.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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You know, sometimes you lean into it and it shuts it down immediately. Agreed. From a PR perspective, it makes a lot of sense. Right. So, I mean, I think he's going about this the wrong way. I'm just trying to help the guy. I'm sure he appreciates your help. Calling this poor family man a serial killer.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I'm not saying it's a serial killer. You're giving an oxygen. It would be hilarious, though. And who knows what's going to happen? Who knows what these people are going to say? And most of them, obviously, I think, you know, you're going to talk to these guys. They'll be like, are you insane? And I'm going to put that if they say that's not possible. It's insane. That's not OK.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
And then you're going to put that in there.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
This makes me even laugh even harder.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
Oh, I mean, he, you know, I'll be all right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
It's satire.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
Satire is very easily defendable.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
I'll be all right. Yeah, all right. We'll see.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
Yeah, the roadies might be just like, yeah, bro, I've heard this. This is ridiculous. He's a good guy. He's this. But, you know, this a lot of people say he's not a good guy, you know, like that this woman's not happy with him. But, you know, it's also her. By the way, we talked about the allegation like there's nothing credible about. that she's saying, everything she's saying.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
The woman who's accusing him of rape? Yeah, it's like, you know, like, oh, he was texting me this. And then, well, do you have the text? But no, one time he grabbed the phone and he erased all the text messages. You know what I'm saying? It's all of these convenient things that can't prove her story other than her word. I think she's just trying to shake him down for some money.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
I should probably mention that. That's a good... We could do pros and cons. We'll do pros and cons.
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So they just take it out and don't make one payment.
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On the Patreon stream? Yeah. I don't think that's right either.
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Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
On the Patreon page. Premium content. Yeah. And also we don't edit it. So if you're concerned about all the little splice, all the little edits and everything, you don't like that, well, then the unedited versions are on Patreon. Really appreciate you guys watching. Thank you very much. See ya.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
Why are you giving that guy a platform? How dare you?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
They had no... Well, I mean, if they signed all the legal documents and they were, it was...
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So I have a question. Yeah. So I'm buying your half a million dollar house. You owe 350,000 on it. You're behind. Way behind. Payments, fees, everything. It's another 50,000. So you owe the bank 400,000. I come in and I buy it from you for $500,000. At closing, you should get the $100,000. So my question is, the straw buyer, is he, one, bringing the $100,000? Is he bringing a down payment? No.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Is somebody else is bringing it? Or is he bringing it, but he's getting it back? Are they somehow getting the seller to give them that $100,000 back? Or are they working with a title company to get the money back? sent back to them, or are they extracting it through some kind of an invoice?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
Yeah, I used to say that there had been renovations done on the property. And then I would provide an invoice from a construction company. And then so for roughly $100,000, they would cut a check to that. So the person I bought the house from never gets $100,000 because my fear is I give him $100,000 and then he's got to go get it transferred over, put it in his bank.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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At some point, he may say, hey, wait a second. I want to keep the $100,000 or I want some of this. So it's better to just make sure he never gets it. So I was wondering how they were going about doing it. Also, have you ever heard of the term the prosperity gospel? Isn't that when you, is that, is that what they call it?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Bingo. And that's what he's pitching? Right. So the one guy, the tithing one, it was when – like if you're giving – you give $100,000 in charity, you're going to get it back threefold or whatever or something, sevenfold or whatever.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
This will come back to me.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
This charity will come back to me, which to me means it's not charity. You're expecting something back.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Hunting the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives (ACTIVE BOUNTY)
They don't sound like good Christians.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Fraudster Roundtable: The Best and Worst Scams of 2024
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Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Fraudster Roundtable: The Best and Worst Scams of 2024
That's why you arrested me.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Fraudster Roundtable: The Best and Worst Scams of 2024
Well, that is a scam, but I kind of feel like that's just, that's a small, that's a small one you're talking about. Not that you got it. That's the small one you're talking about.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Fraudster Roundtable: The Best and Worst Scams of 2024
Oh, he's got tattoos all over. He's got the whole tattoo.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Fraudster Roundtable: The Best and Worst Scams of 2024
Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Fraudster Roundtable: The Best and Worst Scams of 2024
Oh, yeah, like you do not want to go to prison in Thailand. Their third strike law happens on the first arrest.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Fraudster Roundtable: The Best and Worst Scams of 2024
Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
The Downfall of Wes Watson, $1M Heist Gone Wrong, & Life In Prison
Oh my God. What did he just do?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
The Downfall of Wes Watson, $1M Heist Gone Wrong, & Life In Prison
This guy lies so much, bro. He's done. He's lived a thousand lives. He's so full of shit. He never did that.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
The Downfall of Wes Watson, $1M Heist Gone Wrong, & Life In Prison
He's lying.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
The Downfall of Wes Watson, $1M Heist Gone Wrong, & Life In Prison
Yeah, yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
International Fugitive Explains Why The Cops Can't Catch Him | John Boseak
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International Fugitive Explains Why The Cops Can't Catch Him | John Boseak
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International Fugitive Explains Why The Cops Can't Catch Him | John Boseak
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Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
International Fugitive Explains Why The Cops Can't Catch Him | John Boseak
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International Fugitive Explains Why The Cops Can't Catch Him | John Boseak
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International Fugitive Explains Why The Cops Can't Catch Him | John Boseak
Okay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
I mean... You saw the photo. Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
One other guy, real quick, is an older guy named... Oh, gosh, what was his name? Because there was two of them. Oh, gosh. It was like... I want to say this is his name. Like, one of the guy's name was Bill, and one was Billy. But that wasn't their name. But it was that kind of a name, right? Bill, Billy. Anyway...
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Bill was the older guy because his roommate was named Billy, and that's not their name. Oh, that makes me mad. So anyway, Bill was an older guy, probably close to 70 by the time I met him. He had robbed a bank in the 80s. When federal prison was nice, it was club fed. Practice your golf swing. Exactly. You went to the chow line.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
It's like, yeah, I'll take the chicken and give me a piece of that steak too. It was like they fed you really well. The guards were polite to you. The guards used to wear jackets. They had collared. They looked like they were businessmen. You know, like that's how they look. They didn't have guards uniforms. Right. All inmates were called by their first names. They're like Mr. So-and-so.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
They had a whole thing about trying to be respectful to the people that were in federal prison because they thought that would help acclimate them to be professional people when they got out. Whatever. Didn't work. So he went there. He was taken care of very well after the bank robbery. Got out. Went back into society. Started a painting company. And he painted for the next 30 years.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Now he was 66, 67 years old, divorced, no kids, has two sisters, and he needed a heart transplant. The problem was no insurance. And he's like, I could have the heart transplant, or not transplant, like surgery. And his sisters were too old to take care of him. They're in their late 70s. He's like, I have nobody to take care of me. I cannot afford the surgery anymore. He goes in. He robs a bank.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
So the Bureau of Prisons would do the surgery on him, and he would have the health care he deserves in his mind? Turned himself in. He said, hung out for two or three days with the money. He said, stole like seven grand, six grand, three grand. It was nothing, whatever the amount was. And then turned himself in. He's a little old man. He's in his late 60s robbing a bank. I made that money.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
And yeah, he went there. He said, they gave me the surgery. They took care of me the whole time. He said, this is not what I thought I was coming back to, by the way. He said, I didn't know this was the prison. If I had known prison was going to be like this, He's like, I'm remembering it back from the 80s. Working on his tennis game. Exactly. He's like, oh, this sucks.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
He said, I probably would just let myself die. Anyway, and that was it. And he got – he still got a ton of time. And even though they explained it to the judge, the judge was like, yeah, this is – He still got like six or – even though I don't think the criminal history affected him, he still got like six or seven because I think he did have a gun.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
So those are the two times where I know guys that were just committing crimes, specifically bank robberies, because there are many other guys that do this. They'll get out, sell drugs, use drugs, get caught. They're reckless. They don't care. They know that prison is a bit – they're perfectly okay staying in prison. And I would have guys that got out of prison that used to say –
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Well, if I ever really can't take care of myself, I mean, I do know the Bureau of Prisons will take care of me. They'll just go commit a crime. I'll go rob a bank or do something nonviolent and I'll go back and they'll take care of me.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Okay. Okay. Do we know how much?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Yeah. No, I get that. I do have two more quick stories. Just real quick. It's your show, dude. Comical, by the way. There was a guy when I was at the medium, when I first got there, he had been there for a few months. So I, it was in my unit. So I saw him and really remember him because he was a white guy. And he was actually, like, you could talk to him, right?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Like, most of these guys are maybe out of 1,800 to 2,000 inmates in the medium. Well, no, I think it was more like 1,600 in the medium. There's maybe 30 white guys, 50 white guys, and almost all of them are there for meth. Really? Like, they're all missing their teeth. Like, you can't have a conversation with them. One of my favorite phrases is,
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
I ever heard as I was walking by a conversation with two guys, two, two of the white guys, I was just walked by and caught this glimpse of a conversation. And then one guy goes, I'm telling you guys, a fucking genius, fucking genius, best meth I ever had.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Breaking bad. But this was a guy who was like kind of like a biker guy, right? Like he had a goatee and stuff and, you know, but tall guy, like six, four or something like, you know, it's really kind of stuck out. But I talked to him a couple of times. Nice guy. Got out, got out, went to the halfway house and he was telling him, it was like, well, what are you going to do?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
She's holding resentment.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
He's like, man, I'm only interested in doing three things. He said, I want to. He wanted to, what were they? One was get a piece of ass, right?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Two was he wanted to, and these may not even, I feel like I'm making, I don't remember all three. One was get a piece of ass. One was go to like the dog track. And one was have like a steak dinner.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
So three lofty goals. Yeah, that's all he wanted. That's all he cared about getting out. And keep in mind, this guy had been locked up for like 25 years. And then prior to that, he'd been out for a few years and was locked up like five years before that. Like his whole adult life from the age of like 16 to 18, he 95% of the time he'd been in prison. A lot of people like that. Right. So he got out.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
He comes back, I'd say a year later.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
he comes back same prison yeah same prison yeah came back in like i i want to say he was even might have even been back in my unit like i mean literally it was like saw him one day and i think people i people had mentioned by the way you know so and so he got it like i had heard he got arrested so he comes back and i see him i'm like hey what's going on how's it going uh
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
And he's like, yeah, what's going on? And there was a couple other guys there. And so they all kind of go up to him and we're all kind of talking to him. I'm really kind of standing there. And one of the guys goes, bro, so what happened? He said, he goes, he robbed the bank. And
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
something the same type of thing he had like the the shoes on or whatever it was like the he had only been in the in there for like a week yeah and he robbed the bank and practically like went robbed the bank hung out for the day went right back to the thing and blew his uh like he wasn't supposed to leave like the whole thing is bad like yeah you weren't supposed to leave you left because you can walk right out like we're already looking for you when he went robbed the bank and then went screwed around for the day came back and they're like what are you doing
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Like, we're going to call the police. Like, you're violated. You can't just leave. He's like, ah, call them. They called them. But by that point, within a day or two after they grabbed him, they realized he's the one that robbed the bank. And one of these guys goes, so did you ever get to do the three things that you wanted to do? Yeah. And he goes— Well, I did two of the three.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
And he said, you know, two out of three, that's not bad, man. That's not bad. You know, which was he had a steak dinner.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
He didn't find a woman who was down for the guy right out of prison? No. And so that was one. The other one was my old roommate. His name was Stu. Stu had an 80 IQ. Could not read. Okay. I'm going to say it again. I'm sorry to say this. Black guy. But—and they called him Dr. Feelgood. Uh-oh. He would give guys massages. That's what his hustle was. All right. Stu was massive. You have to be.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
I mean, these massages—a good massage, you got to be strong. He worked out all the time, and he would—you know, this is one of these guys that he would make potions, right? Like, you're sick. Oh, I got something for you. And then he'd go heat up some water, and they would pour, like— Like he put like, you know, they, they, they, they, you know, they'd make like, um, what was it?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Uh, like they take Vicks that you rub under your nose. You don't, you don't, you don't, you're not supposed to be ingesting. Right. Yeah. He would put it in there and mix it up. They heat it up so much. You don't really know it's necessarily in there. And, and then he put something at whatever coffee or whatever else you think they thought was. And you guys would drink it. What are you doing?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
You're drinking a petroleum product. What are you doing? And he would, I'm like, absolutely not. I'm not drinking that. I'm not that sick. So, so anyway, Stu, Stu had been in and out of prison his whole life. Stu's this one. You've heard me say this. He'd been shot three times, twice by himself. Two of the three. That's an 80 IQ. He would go to rob drug dealers, right?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
They need to work on that name. So he gets this. He hears about this. He's been talking to her. He calls the FBI and says, hey.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
And he grabbed the bag and he'd have the gun and he'd go to grab it. And if they ain't back, he pulled the trigger. He shot himself once here, once here. Another time he shot himself. I think once was in the forearm, once was in the hand. And another time he got shot because he kept robbing drug dealers over and over. And everybody knew him at that point.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
So these guys would see him coming down the alley. They just pull their guns out and start shooting. He said one time he turned around and he got shot in the back of the leg. He could show you all of them. Like this is one. You see the scar. The other one, like he had the bullet still in his leg. Anyway, Stu goes to Halfway House, gets there. He's there a week or two.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
This is after he's been in prison, out of prison, in prison. Stu also, by the way, told us stories about when they would, back in Atlanta, when it was a pen, it was super violent back in the 80s and 90s, where they would take, they would get a shank and they would duct tape the shank and they duct tape it around their hands. So it couldn't fall out of their hands. Couldn't slip out.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
He said, because, you know, that blood, blood is slippery, it's very slippery. It's not like water, it's slippery. I'm like, okay. I mean, terrifying talking to two. Okay. Okay. Can I tell you about my check-kiting scheme? Exactly. I know what you're saying. It's the same thing in mortgages. Yeah. So he gets to the halfway house. He's there for a week.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
A couple of the other inmates convince him, you know where you messed up last time, Stu? You didn't rob a bank. You robbed a bank.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
They're like, why don't let's go rob a bank. And he's like, they're like, well, I got a car. We'll take the car. We'll pull up. You go in the bank, get it. We'll be ready. Jump in. I know a perfect. They're like, yeah. He's like, yeah, let's do it. Let's do it. So they takes a few days. They get the car.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
And so they get Stu. They go to the bank. And, of course, these guys have set Stu up, obviously. So they've already called their FBI agent and said, so listen, there's this guy in the halfway house. He's talking about robbing a bank. And they look into him. They're like, oh, this guy, he's spent his whole life in prison. He's shooting people. He even shot three times himself. Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
twice by i don't feel like two of those count but you know this is a violent guy this guy's in and out all the time and they're like yeah this is the bank we're going to bring him to he says we wants us to pull up in the car he's going to run it run in and rob it and so they close the bank down they're waiting for him so they pull up the door opens he runs in the bank there get on the ground he gets on the ground straight back to colvin 25 years and by the way he's out now again oh really this guy out of being he's probably 65 or 70 years old
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
He has probably spent over 50 years in prison. Have him on the show. He would be, he, listen, he was.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
He'd be, he would, he's terrifying. Like he's one of these guys. He's like, Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey Cox. And he's not just me, by the way, he'd do this to anybody. It wasn't just me, but he'd be like, Hey, you look, uh, you don't bother on you. No. Why? Come in here, lay down. Let me rub that, all that tension. I can see you got tension. Let me rub that out of you. No, Stu, I'm good.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
No.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
You know, they call me Dr. Feelgood. I know they do, Stu. And I know you'd love to get your hands on me. Was he gay for this day? I don't know what you'd call it for him. Like, I'm so, I was so terrified of this guy.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
And it was so funny is how many guys you'd walk by the cell and you'd look in because literally Stu was my cellie for all of it took about two or three weeks for me to get out of the cell because because my counselor wasn't he was like on vacation. So I couldn't get my cell moved. But I tell you, I slept on my back. The whole time. And, you know, Stu's like, you want the bottom up? Nope.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Yeah, so he calls them and says, I got one.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I'm good up here. I'm, you know, up top safer. I'm saying I don't need to be laying down sleeping. And let me put it this way. You ever hear the there's nothing more. Was it nothing more romantic?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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than um then kissing someone while they're uh you know or waking up and feeling someone kiss you while you're asleep you know okay and they say unless you're in prison whenever i hear that tick tock or that little thing my first thought is is my three weeks in the cell with stew i'm glad you brought up romance i have two romance stories for you okay okay
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
It does sound romantic.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And what's the guy's name? Brandon Russell. What's Brandon doing? He's managing? Is he directing from Orlando?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Oh, wow.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
What? FBI informant.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
This could have been a Lifetime movie.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
So Sarah Beth pleads guilty to a conspiracy charge as well as being... Do they wait for her to pull... Do they wait for her to pull up in front of a substation with the weapons? Or how they grab it, they just knock on her door?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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That's how I would have done it. That's probably an issue.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
You give her a bunch of blanks. Could you imagine you give her a bunch of blanks, you know? And then you wait for her to get out there. These things are tough.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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She's learning her lesson. It's as much to step in the right direction.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Oh, my God. What does Sarah look like? I'm a big believer in a downward. I give her a four. I'm a big believer in a downward departure if they're an eight or above.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Right. But basically the... You're not going to tell me how much, though?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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We'll never again act on it. How much time did she get? Okay, that's what I'm asking. I know. Let me think about it. Answer the question, man.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And I'm going down. If she was a man, she's getting 15 to 20 years. You think she gets 10? You give her 10? Yeah. And only because she's a woman. She gives you 15 to 20. What'd she get? Stop. Don't tell me she's in love and the judge feels bad for her. 18 years. Oh, 18 years? That's reasonable.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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How much?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, extensive planning. Frowned on. Frowned on even in today's society. Extensive planning. Yeah. Right? Yeah, that's reasonable. No doubt she would have gone through with it. It's not like, hey, no, at the last minute, she might have changed her mind. No, no. We got the schematics down. We got everything. We got the guns. We got the... All right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Well, it matters.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Hold on, wait. He was funneling money... In a charity that... That was funneling money to... Al-Qaeda and other groups. So you guys catch him doing that? Yeah, yeah. Okay, then he cooperates. Right, he pleads guilty... Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Can he advertise?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
This is very common. Listen, I can tell you right now. You've heard of this. An ACDC, Atlanta City Detention Center. It was it's the same setup. There were guys that would literally they're hugging the toilet. Yeah. Like they're leaning against the toilet, hugging it. And they're having they're in there for hours. And what was really funny was the guys that would say, what time is it, man?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So are there rules? Like you can't advertise. They have to come to you?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Well, you go, I don't know. It's like seven 45. Okay. Remind me at eight, bro. I got a date at eight. I'm like a date. Yeah. Yeah. My girl's going to be talking to me. Like she's in room such and such, and she'll go to this room and I'm going to this room and we're going to empty out the toilets and we're talking. They'll go in there for hours.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I've seen a lot of the gangsters in prison crochet. Okay, right. You see this 60-year-old guy with tats all over his...
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, that's not – I meant advertisement. Like you're going out looking for people. Like, hey, if you know anybody who's got a problem. It's a fine line.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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This is horrible. This is horrible. As if being in prison isn't bad enough. These guys have just gone and brought it down to earth.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Or maybe just wanted a shank. These guys don't make shanks out of anything.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Sure, this is fascinating maybe, but not exciting or anything.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Oh, my God. Yeah, they make all kinds of stuff into it. They'll make fires in the... You know, they're made... Well, in there, they're probably... I don't know if they have the stainless steel ones, but... And in Coleman, they have the porcelain ones. But some of these, if you have the stainless steel ones, these guys will start, like, entire fires. They'll heat stuff up.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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They'll... I mean... It's like a hibachi. Yeah, it's amazing. They'll... They would steal... Oil or grease or whatever you do. I don't even know how it works. But they'd steal out of the kitchen little bits and pieces at a time. And they would take the trash cans. You ever hear of this? They would fill up the trash can with oil. And they would take a—they call it a stinger.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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You know what a stinger is? A stinger, you plug it in the wall, and it's two pieces of metal with another piece of metal in between it. And if you put it in water, it boils your water. So they would take that, and they'd boil the oil. And then they would deep fry. Like, they'd take wraps. Like, they'd take the—what are those— I call them wraps. I don't know what you call them. A burrito?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Like a burrito wrap.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, tortilla. Thank you. Tortilla. And then they would put meat in it and they'd roll it up and they'd deep fry it And then they'd wrap that up and they would make, these guys would make, on like a Friday night, they'd make like 100, 200. A churro stand. Yeah, and then they'd have an order. You'd come, hey man, can I get two of them?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Bro, if you're not on the list, man, Cox, you know, you're not on the list. Come on, man, you gotta, give me one of them. You got 100 of them up there. You're arguing like, man, come on, I got $3 right now. $3 right now, bro. You got $3 stamps on you? Yes, $3. All right, give me the $3. But they were amazing.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
You would be shocked at what these guys come up with in there. Here's my question. Where are the guards during all this? There's 150 inmates, 180 inmates. The guards, they just want to sit in their office and play on their phone. As long as you guys aren't stabbing each other, like, leave me alone. Have all the phone sex in the toilet as you want. Yeah, that's fine.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Deep-fry your churros in the toilet all you want. Clean up after yourself. And then they know that they walk the perimeter, let's say, once an hour. Well, guys are looking out. Even if the guards were diligent, you're not going to catch me. There's 180 guys watching you while you're watching us. As soon as you walk out of your office, they're going to get me. Everybody just straightens up.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Hey, the guard's coming. Give me five minutes. They just stand there. Guard walks by you. Hey, baby, what's going on? Let me put you on hold.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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What's an affinity fraud? An affinity fraud. Affinity. Affinity, sorry. Affinity. Affinity fraud is when you take advantage of, I think of it as your family members or your close friends. That's what I think of it as.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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You got hacked nine months ago. So why are you just hearing about it now? That email about a data breach, it's way too late. The bad guys already have a head start. Look, I get it. We all have to give out our personal information to banks, stores, websites, but these companies take forever to tell you when they've been hacked.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Okay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
It's people you're in your kind of... Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Cumulatively? Cumulatively. How many? A dozen. Okay, so roughly $80,000.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
I'm not sure there's a success. They all have an end point, but...
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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She's spending money.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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All right. Well, she agrees to be charged. Charge me. You don't have to indict me. Charge me.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Is that a tactic?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
He said, I have a treatment. It's $800,000 and I'll cure you.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
She's doing cross fitness.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And thank you to Qualia for sponsoring today's episode. Let's see. I want to say 800,000. Still, it's not a lot of time. Not a lot. And only a dozen victims. I mean, you're looking at, I think, three years.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, you're good.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And honestly, you should probably get an extra 18 months for screwing around. Right. You know what I'm saying? Just for being a jerk about it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, there was.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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57.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
57, I know. Nobody wants to... We have photos? They're out there. They're out there.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
I feel like if she hadn't been busted already, Elon Musk would be mentioning it in his next press conference.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I would be happy with the interest from that theft.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
What did she get? What do you give the Gucci goddess? First, I'd like to say, this is what bothers me. You could have taken, she could have taken 10 million of that.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Over the course of, what was it, seven, eight years? Yeah, seven-year period. And hired some people to make sandwiches and run a youth camp or something. She could have done anything. Teach the kids how to dribble a basketball. You could have done any silly little thing and spent a fraction of that money, and there ain't nothing. Well, I'm not saying there's nothing they could do.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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It's a conflict of interest, probably, but other than that. Sure, but other than that, we did take the money. We did run this. We were running this camp for these guys. Crappy program. Hundreds of kids went through it. Am I great at how we spent the money? Do you agree with it? Probably not. But we have brochures, a website. Clearly, there is an organization.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Did we misappropriate some of the money? Like maybe we didn't spend it in the way you thought? Administrative costs, Matt Cox. Yeah, but that's the way it is. Did I pay myself too much of a salary? Maybe. Yeah. Maybe. I'm not good at this. Yeah, yeah. I mean, they need 30 homes. Yeah, you would have some wiggle room there. This is just absolute excessive greed.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
I love it. Okay. Throw them in prison.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
So depending on the market, maybe they get back.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Yeah. I was going to say not even half, 30%. Let's say they get 30, 40 million, 30 million back. Yeah. She's, Well, maybe 50. A lot of real estate. A lot of real estate. Maybe 50%. Maybe it increased in value. Maybe we made money. Still 60, 70. You're still looking at... This is... There's only one victim, though. But you get an enhancement because it's the federal government, by the way.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I know that. Because I got that enhancement.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
she's a patriot works for the army she's still she's 15 years damn you're good how much 15 years no yes nailed it really bullseye matt cox you nailed it i can't i i yeah and i can't i didn't even see where it was i do see now i see 15 here but yeah nice all right 15 years good the gucci goddess 15 years 15 long years coming out with to nothing ah
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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That was her reaction. They have the ex-boyfriend lay down. They pour some ketchup on him. They take some photos. And then they send the photo. I'm sorry. They take some photos. Then they have the cop show up with the photo. And he goes and says, I have some bad news for you. And they show her the photo. That's the way we used to do it at FBI Chicago. Right? For sure, yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I remember Ron Wilson got 19 and a half years for $57 million in loss. Well, I don't know if ultimately it was $57. That's why I kind of figured, okay. But he also had like over 100 and some odd, 100, 200, 300 victims too. She didn't have the victims.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Okay. Imaginative.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
I feel like Patty has something to do with stealing 400 grand.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Um, She's going to get like a year, right? Oh, wait, wait. She did start a fire. She did. I mean, it didn't burn the place to the ground. Caused some damage, though. They don't like fires. I'll tell you right now, every arsonist I ever met got a ton of time. They frown on that? Yeah. But once again, she's a woman. 65 years old. Probably a grandma. Don't want her to die in prison.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
I'd have to see what her reaction was, really. Because that makes it much worse. If she does a full-blown... Let's say she jumped up like a leprechaun and clicked her heels. What does that mean?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Probably walked in with an oxygen tank. A walker. Yeah, a walker and oxygen tank. Blue hair. I didn't know what I was doing. Four years? 30 months.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Okay. I don't feel bad about that. That seems reasonable.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Can they garner a Social Security check? I don't think so. I don't know.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Yeah, you would think that you would... How much is a statue anyway? There's a problem with her crime. What?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
And she threw in the girlfriend, too.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Right. Here's my problem is the enhancements are it's a charitable institution. You've created kind of a charitable institution. People are giving because it's charitable. Right, right. It depends on how many victims. Let's say there's a couple dozen. Two dozen? Whatever. I don't know that number. It might be over 50. People are giving $100. I mean, that's $70,000.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Unless people are giving $10,000 a piece, if everybody's giving $200, that's way over 100 victims. Her daughter was called upon to testify. I believe she pled the fifth. Okay. It's sophisticated means. I would say she's looking at... And she went to trial. She did.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Right. If she's home, like, don't feel you need to come back.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
And she also doesn't get...
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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um where you plead guilty quickly i forget they call it um yeah i know what you mean you're not putting the government through the cost of like litigating this thing and dragging it out so that's three those that's three levels off that you typically pled guilty i suspect she wouldn't have seen a day in prison no no i i would think she would have gotten probably three years paper yeah but she got cute yeah um so i'm thinking she's getting three to four years in federal prison
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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You're an asshole. I mean, I don't know. You know what I'm saying?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
We'll know in a year and a half.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Okay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
I mean, okay, so the charity gives the city 54,000 bucks. Okay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Okay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Okay, so you go get some graffiti guys, you give them checks for 7,000 a piece, a bunch of them, have them give you a kickback for 50% of it. If only, Matt Cox.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I feel like because it didn't happen, and for some reason... Not that she didn't want it to. I don't know. I feel like. No criminal history, right? None. This is her first rodeo. First time she got caught. Yeah. I mean, her ex-boyfriends turn around to tell their tales, at least. Between, I'd say 15. 15 years. 15 years? Yeah. You're a hanging judge. Really? I was going to say between 10 and 15.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Bad idea. Bad idea, Keisha.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
What are you going to do? I think she's getting 24 months probation and she has to pay the restitution. Yeah. Which she'll probably barely ever even come close to paying.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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What I don't get is like, well, why couldn't you have just gone and, It would have literally, for me to take... It would have taken me 20 minutes in phone calls and a couple of meetings with three guys to figure out how, one, we're going to do the mural. We're going to get graffiti guys who are doing free work anyway.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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We're going to give them... Here's this... These two buildings, these guys have donated their side of their buildings. You can paint there. You guys can do a spray paint thing. Just let me take a look at it. It can't be anything vulgar or anything. And... Submit that to me. And then what we're going to do is I'm going to give you money. I'm going to go buy the paints and everything, do whatever.
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I'll give you money and you're going to cash the checks and give me back money. And they'd be like, absolutely. You're telling me I have to help you launder. You're going to be four thousand dollars worth of paint with a spray paint. And you're going to give each one of us twenty five thousand. We're going to cash the checks and give you back.
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You're going to make twenty six, twenty five, twenty six thousand dollars yourself. Absolutely, let's do it.
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Oh, yeah, and that too. Yeah. That upset me too, but that's, I don't even say that because that's just, you know, off the rip. I get it. I feel bad about that. I don't even like talking about it.
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You know.
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Nice.
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Nice.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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It's a false – But at least she can show them where she purchased it from this company so they can see the invoice. They can see the wire. Look, I've already given them 14,000 or 10,000 or five and didn't go to me and went to this company. And this is a manufacturer and they send me the stuff. And then so to them, it looks legit. Right. Why they fund it. What's the problem with the scam?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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She got five.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Well, it's a Ponzi scheme. Ultimately, you can't pay them back. You have to keep borrowing money from additional. Bingo. Right. It's not a Ponzi scheme, though. It's what we used to call at the FBI a loan lapping scheme. Oh, you have to keep borrowing more and more and more.
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That's it?
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Yeah, that's not right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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what are you gonna give her i i don't feel like the other guys the other people are victims so i feel like she's got one victim right i'd say that's right yeah the uh the lender i mean there's two lenders but uh but the same two lenders okay so whatever two both in the same yeah under five right um two it's definitely sophisticated um 2.2 year period and uh she was able to pull this off uh
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Yeah, I do. Because I feel like I'm on the other end of it. Spoken like a true ex-husband. I feel like I'm on the other end of that argument.
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Under, I'd say three, under four years, about four years.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, it depends on how she behaves. Once she's caught, how she behaves. And she has the argument of... I wasn't making, I was probably, she's probably making enough money to pay her bills and keep the store afloat. And it's like, look, I didn't do this because I'm a greedy person. I wanted to keep my store afloat in the hopes that someday it would become profitable.
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And it's, this is what I love to do. Right. Not the fraud part, but selling.
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Yeah. Yeah. For her, the end game is just, I need it once it's profitable. Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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um uh yeah yeah she's not like that that's not a horrible person that's somebody who gets himself into a situation that's not greed that's not done out of greed that you think so yeah i don't think that she makes her a whole and she's not it's not like she's convincing people to give them or give her their life savings or this is so you see a moral difference between an institutional victim and a and human victims
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Yeah, absolutely. I think there should be two separate guidelines for that. I don't think that you should consider Bank of America the same as – Betty Johnson, you steal a million dollars from Bank of America, nobody loses an ounce of sleep. If you sleep hot at night, you know how disruptive that can be.
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And then Betty Johnson, you steal a million dollars of her life savings. This is the difference between now she's living in her daughter's spare room if she's lucky and she's living off of Social Security. You've just wiped out an entire lifetime of savings for retirement as opposed to Nobody bats an eye at Bank of America.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So I think considering them, like I had over 50 victims, but you have to think 51 of them are banks. There's like three people, or no, four. I think there's three or four people that are actual individuals. But even then you say, oh, you stole from individuals. No, I didn't. What happened was you rented your house to me. I then satisfy the loan on your house.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I borrowed money in your name, not even using your name, really. Just I had an idea. I didn't even have your social security. You didn't cost them money. You just screwed their credit. Right. I screwed. Well, not even their credit because it didn't it. What it screwed up was the title to their home. So then you start getting foreclosed on by a couple of different banks.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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You go to the you go to a lawyer and you and the lawyer says, look, I know what the guy did. He borrowed three mortgages on your house. I've already talked to the FBI or the Secret Service, whoever it was. I can go to the court and get the foreclosures held off. I can fix this. Give me 10 grand. I'll do it. And you give them 10 grand. So I didn't steal from you directly.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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You spent 10 grand on a lawyer to fix what I did. It doesn't make me a decent person. But the difference is I didn't go to you and say, look, give me, give me 10 grand. I'm going to invest it. I'm gonna give you back the money. You know what I'm saying? Like I never had that.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah. I was going to say, the other thing is too, you get to, you get to definitely know, like, like to me, this woman's like, you got yourself over your head. Yeah. and you made some stupid mistakes, but you're just stupid. You're not a master criminal. You're not a horrible person.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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But if that same woman was running a Ponzi scheme, and she had 300 victims, and you knew that half those victims had given her their 401k or IRAs... Yeah, like the Pop Warner football lady. Right. And then you're going... okay, you're a horrible human being. Like I want you to go to prison for 10 or 15 years. You deserve to go. But the other person you're like, eh, probation.
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Right.
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Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Well, I think as a law enforcement versus prosecution, I think it shouldn't be the person investigating the case
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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concern with how much time like to me it's like mike your concern should be putting together a solid case that can be prosecuted i think a lot of people in law enforcement kind of came from the world of athletics they were like high school or college athletes and they see the sentencing as points on the board and you got to get away from that you got to get away from that because i don't think you'll ever be i don't think that would make you happy anyway in general i don't think that's that's uh that's a fair assessment because i can i can imagine that
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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going to trial sometimes somebody gets 10 years and you go just like with juries a lot of time these juries they listen to the whole thing they say yeah yeah he's guilty and they he's guilty and then when the guy gets sentenced four months later they read the newspaper and they go 12 years. Yeah. And they're devastated. They're like, I can't believe he got 12.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I mean, I said he was guilty, but I thought they'd give him a year or two.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Did I tell you that? No. What happened? Did I say this? I've never been summoned. What happened to you? This was, I don't know if it was a year ago, probably six or, no, maybe a year ago. I know I was still on probation. I want to say I definitely think I was still on probation. So I called them. I wanted to go. Yeah. I thought this would be great. Registered voter? This will be great.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I'm not a registered voter. You have to be. I mean, maybe from still from 30 years ago in Florida, maybe. I thought that's how they got the voter rights. That's what I thought, too. I'm thinking maybe my registration. A car, like motorboater type thing? Right, I guess. I don't know. But it showed up. It was a jury summons. And I thought, I'm going to go voir dire, right?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Like they're going to look through the whole thing. They're going to talk to everybody. I thought, this will be great, even if I don't make the jury. Because if they do, I end up saying. But then I thought, do I go down there only to be told that Yeah, yeah, you can't. You're a convicted felon. I thought, you know what? I'm going to call just to find out. So I called. It's a funny thing, too.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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You call like that number, the clerk. Somebody answers the phone. I talked to somebody and I'm like, hey, you know, got a jury summons. They're like, OK, when did what does it say? And, you know, I said, oh, let's show up this time. They were like, yeah, OK. So, you know, be here at such. I was like, yeah, no, no. But I understand that. And I said and I want to serve, by the way, I want to come.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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But I also want you to know that I'm I'm a convicted felon. And I didn't know if that excludes me. She's yeah, yeah. You don't have to come.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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She knew that you weren't going to get it. And I told her, too, I said, well, listen, if I can serve, I will come down. I want to serve. And she said, no, no, no. She said, there's no reason for you to come down. It's going to exclude you. She said, don't even show up. I said, well, do I do anything? She said, no, you don't need to do anything.
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Oh, OK.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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What did you think? Oh, my gosh.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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He probably just shrugged it off anyway.
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Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I had two people show up at mine.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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One was a banker. Really? What? He was a hard money guy. Okay. So it was like his money. Yes. The one guy showed up and he said he spent, he was a CPA that we had rented his house. I didn't actually rent his house. Like when I tell the story, sometimes I'll say, well, you know, went here, boom. And I rented a house from this guy, but I actually didn't rent the house. It's,
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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it's one of those things you shave off to shorten it. Shorten the, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. Cause the whole story is six and a half hours long, as opposed to, do you want the two hour version? You know, the two hour version is, so I go there and I rent this guy's house. The truth is I went there and the girl I was dating rented the house. The point is, is that I moved in the house.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I assume this guy's name, right? Like I get a social security number issued to him, uh, and for a child with his name, I then get a couple of credit cards. I go downtown. I satisfy all the loans on his house. And then I borrow three mortgages worth about 150,000 a piece. So it's around $400,000. Uh, and then I put that money in the bank, pull the money out and leave.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So he, uh, this was a rental property for him. Um, he owned a CPA firm. He had like a dozen guys working for him. Uh, Did he go on camera for the American Greed episode? No, that's the that's the home. That's the that's the hard money lender. OK, so this is the owner. Got it. So the owner of that house goes to Atlanta to my sentencing. And he says, now, keep in mind, I rented the house.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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We ordered. We bought a $20 or $15 or $20, you know, the metal bar thing on your bed, you know, the frame on the bed. So we bought like a $20 one. I put that in his bedroom. Bought two nightstands and a mattress and box strings. That's all the furniture I have. Okay. Only in that house, never walked into a... One of the spare rooms. And the house is basically just like this, right?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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It's like a four-bedroom, three-bath, right? Two-bath, two-car garage. Never really walked around. But you're just using it to flop in this one room. That's it. I do have a fax machine. Some people, that's how old this is. I had a fax machine in the kitchen plugged in. And that's all we had. So we lived there while we satisfied. Because it took time for...
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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In Fulton County, when you satisfy a loan or you record something, it took months for it to show up. That's how far behind their public records was. So we had to wait around for months for his loans to get satisfied. That's also why I assumed his name instead of changing the warranty deed into somebody else's name. Right. Right. So because I didn't have another two months to do that.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Like you can you file the. you would file that. And then a few days later or months later, you would file the satisfaction. Like I didn't have time for all that. So I just did the, uh, satisfy the mortgages on his house and we're just sleeping there waiting. So we're doing mountain climbing, working out, jogging, uh, going on vacations. Like we're just waiting around for these things to show up.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So then I borrow the money, pull the money out, leave. When it comes time for sentencing, he shows up as sentencing and The prosecutor's questioning him, and he ends up saying he spent $6,000 or $8,000 on attorneys. Keep in mind, while I was there, I made a papier-mâché statue of a guy about my size, whatever, and he's like screaming. Now, there was a movie called...
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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night watch or something where the guy makes a paper mache statue and it's reminiscent of edward munch's the scream mine was more realistic so i make this statue and i never really finished it right like by the time the scam scam's going like i'm at the end of it but I figure I'll finish it at the next place, right? Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So when we're packing up all our stuff, we go to put this into the vehicle that we have, and there's not enough room. Yeah. And we remove the back seat. We're trying desperately to get this in. Oh, I've spent hours. I've spent 100 hours making this thing. You're an artist. So we end up leaving the back seat of this little vehicle we have. We leave the papier-mâché statue.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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We take the bedding and everything. We take the bed apart. We put everything in the two-car garage. All of the files for the three mortgages that I borrowed, I leave in the kitchen right next to the fax machine. So the carpet, we had the carpets cleaned, even though it was just in the one room, right? You're the best squatter in the world. Right. We made all the payments. Probably consider it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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We were only there like three months. But when the guy comes to sentencing, he says, I didn't receive my payment. Went by the house. checked the mail, saw a ton of mail for me in his name. He said, so I open it. He said, things that I don't, lenders and things I don't know anything about. He said, and there were payments for mortgages that I didn't take out.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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He said, I go to the front door, I open it, walk inside. He said, and now it would have been empty. He says, the place is completely destroyed. Really? He lied. And he said, and in the middle of the living room, was a paper mache statue of, he said what he felt was him screaming and that there were- Like you were mocking him. Yes, I was all about mocking.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And then all the loan documents were spread around the floor. To torment him. To torment him, exactly. And the place was completely trashed. And I'm sitting there like, it's bad enough what's about to happen.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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need you making it worse throwing gasoline like i'm not sure what you're thinking here that you're thinking they're about to give me three years you're trying to get me three and a half because that's not what's about to happen and i was just like that's not what hey no i'm trying to talk to my lawyer she's like yeah don't say anything don't say anything and i'm like anyway every time i look at the judge he's staring at me
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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You know, anyway, so this guy leaves. The next guy that comes up is one of the hard money lenders. He gets up and the prosecutor says, her name was Gail McKenzie. She's like, you know, Mr. Cox did this and this. You can see he ruined that man's life, like ruined his life. Like he paid $6,000 to an attorney that fixed the issue, you know, but whatever, that's fine.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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You know, it doesn't make me a good person. I'm still a scumbag. Point is, is the next guy gets up and says, I'm a hard money lender. No, she says, you're a hard money lender. She didn't say card, but she said, you're a private lender. And he's like, yes, I am. She's like, you're lending your own money. He's like, yes, my money and friends and family's money.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And she's like, and you lent $150,000 to Mr. Cox, didn't you? He's like, yes, I did. And she's like, and you couldn't afford to lose that money, could you? And he's like, no. No, I couldn't. I couldn't. You could tell he's like, no, I couldn't. I couldn't. She's like, that was a lot of money. And you didn't get any of that money back, did you?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And he went, keep in mind, the other two lenders didn't show up because they've been paid back. Right. But it has been months since she's talked to him. And he goes, um... And they start whispering and they're right here.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So I hear him say, I actually did get paid back. And she goes, she's like, you get, how much did you get paid back? He's like, everything. She's like, everything? Why'd you pay for parking today? And she's like, he's like, he's like, yeah, yeah. And she's like, well, and so what's on the transcript is, They're whispering. You can't tell. But then she's like, well, well, how much?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Well, did you hire it? Did you have to hire anybody? He's like, no. She's like, did you hire an attorney? And he goes, oh, I did hire an attorney. She's like, well, how much money was the attorney? It's a friend of mine. He said, it's like $1,500. She goes, well, $1,500 is a lot of money. She's trying to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat here.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And you couldn't afford to lose that money, could you? He's like, no. He's like, no, it was a lot of money. I couldn't afford to lose that. And, you know, the judge had to be going- And so she's like, yeah, so that's a lot of money. And this was very upsetting to you. He said, no, it was very upsetting, very upsetting. That's one of the guys that they talked to on the program.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And I was very upset, very upset. And so that was it. That was his whole thing. That was his whole, where she really wanted him to have lost the $150,000.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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You think so? Wow. I'm going to say... How much time are you going to give her?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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You were able to say, I was going to do this, but because the victim was so compelling.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah. Yeah. It was so funny because that guy, the 150 of my restitution, it's 150. He's on there for 150. So I have no doubt he's still getting a $62 a month payment every quarter of whatever he's getting. Are they still garnishing your income? No, because I'm off probation. So I have to make an arrangement with the federal whatever.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And my probation officer said they were going to contact me to make an arrangement. And, you know, like I said, I'm going to I'll make that arrangement once they contact me, which they never have. I actually talked to my buddy Pete and I was thinking about and he was like, you got to write the judge because I'm actually want to write the judge a letter to say.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Just, you know, look like here's I know, you know, my case is one reason I know he knows my case is because my probation officer, when I first got arrested. sent in the paperwork to have my case transferred from the Northern District of Georgia to the Middle District of Florida. She said, I sent it off three times. They never responded.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I was going to say she moves the guy. She told him to come. That's the big... The guns... All of these are problems, clearly, but every one of them is an enhancement. She moved the guy under threat. Yeah. It's almost like kidnapping. That is kidnapping. I'd say a minimum... If it was a guy, I would say 20 to 25 years if he pled guilty. Right. Stacey pleads guilty, obviously.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So finally she called the clerk and said, listen, I am so-and-so. I have a parolee. His name is Matthew Cox. And she's like, I know who Mr. Cox is. And she's like, okay, well, I've sent in paperwork. She's like, yeah. She said, the judge isn't going to transfer it. And he has a personal interest in seeing the case through. He wants to keep an eye on Mr. Cox. So he's not going to transfer it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So typically, if you're prosecuted, let's say, in the Northern District, you typically are from the Northern District. And you end up going on supervised release in the Northern District. But if you go to another district... Which I did, I went to the Northern, you know, I'm from Florida. The reason I just steal in Atlanta, in Georgia.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So they had to transfer it down here for my supervision, but they're supposed to transfer the case. So you have a local judge. So your federal probation officer was in Atlanta? No, no, my federal probation officer is in Florida. She contacted the judge. I was prosecuted out of Georgia.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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To get the case moved. So they give a local judge. Does the judge have much involvement with the... No, but it's just what they do. When you're out of supervised release? It's just what they do in case you get... In case you end up getting... They need to violate you. They can send you to a local jail. Yeah. You get a local judge. And it's already set up.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Right? So... But he wouldn't do it. He's a real fan. He's a fan, yeah. So I wanted to write him a letter because I know he knows who I am. I also know from my previous... A public defender, he called her in the office one time and talked to her about me like, hey, what's going on with this guy's case? I gave this guy, he even told her, he said, I gave a white collar criminal 26 years.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, that sticks in his mind. Yeah, he's like, I wonder what's happening with this. Like, I didn't think he was going to get stuck with 26 years. Yeah. Which in and of itself is wrong. He shouldn't have taken that into consideration, but he didn't. They're human. So I wanted to write him a letter and say, your honor, got out of prison. Here's what I'm doing. I'm all, you know, everything's good.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Whether you want to know or not, I want to let you know that, you know, that really thank you for giving me – listen, twice we filed two 2255s. Do you know how many 2255s result in relief for an inmate? Out of every 3,500 that are filed, one – actually result in the relief of an inmate. And that's a motion for reduction in sentence? Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Well, 2255 is where you're saying... You're basically saying your lawyer was ineffective. Okay. But your goal is obvious to get your sentence reduced. I filed two... And got my sentence reduced. Really? And the government fought both of them. Yeah, sure. And that was as a result of the judge letting the government know, listen... Oversentence, nice thing. We need to fix this. This is the avenue.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And he even told Millie, my public defender, when he called her in, he's like... what's he doing to get his sentence reduced? And she's like, what can he do? He goes, I can't tell you what he can do. He said, I can tell you he needs to get himself back in front of me. So the judge did you a solid on the back end. He did on both ends.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Now, when he gave me the seven years off on the first one, could he have given me more? Yeah, he could have given me more. But the truth is... The way he looked at it, like, honestly, what did you fucking do, bro? You were interviewed by a couple of people. There's no arrest. And he said all this. There's no arrest on your case.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And for getting a reduction for no arrests, he said seven years is pretty good. And he's right. I was upset at the time, but he was right. And then I come back. I get another five years locked off. Like, he did me some solid. So I just want to let him. And I know that he paid attention. No, this was like two weeks ago. I was not only going to write him, but I was going to write him.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I was also, and I wanted to bounce this off of a buddy of mine, to say, look, I was told I was going to be contacted by this. I want to pay. I'm willing to pay. I'm more than happy to pay. Um, but nobody's contacted me and I don't really know who to contact.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And when I asked my probation officer about it, she said, cause I asked her about it and she said, don't worry, they'll be in contact with you. Like, relax, wait, wait for the, you've got, you've got, you've got several months where you don't have to make a payment. They're going to be in contact with you.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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But I also know I've talked to other people that have been on since, and they've said that they've, some of them have never been contacted and some is they waited a year. Like, I don't want to wait a year. I mean, I want to make the payment. Look, I don't want to die. I don't want to make a car payment every month, but I want to pay a few hundred bucks.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, but she's a woman. And I'm going to go out of my way here and say women get much lighter sentences than men do. So bitter. We're out to sea. We're trying to bring the women demographic to the table here.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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No. And honestly, and they have to balance. So the federal government has to, a lot of people, he should pay this back and liquidate this and do this and work every day. Listen, listen, the government has to balance everything. Like, you have to be able to pay your bills. Right. That's the other thing. Right. Like, there's a balance there.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I understand this guy might be making $5,000 a month, but he's not giving you four. Right. After rent, car payment, insurance, health insurance.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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They don't understand that. They get so emotional, they stop realizing. They start... So getting a few hundred dollars, paying in a few hundred bucks a month makes me feel better. It gives them something. They're... Well, first of all, the individual victims that I have, I owe less than $30,000 to if you total all of it together. It's all banks.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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No, it was all... It was First Union, Bank of America.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, I mean, it should be public. To me, it's public records.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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She's crossed the board.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I was going to say, I watched one of yours. You're like, it's amazing how much these small businesses will go out of their way to secure their inventory. You said, but they'll leave their checkbook laying around.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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What was it? Did the Kellogg's one with Zach, where they were stealing checks out of these industrial parks, right? Where they have these massive businesses like Coca-Cola or whatever. This was back when they were... mailing out checks. Like some wheat factory or wheat farm somewhere is billing Coca-Cola $400,000 a month and they're mailing out the checks.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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They take these checks and they've got the community mailbox and they're going, they're just putting the checks in it then. So they would reach in there and grab checks and then they would wash the checks and they'd go open up a... Like they go get it like an occup, this is 20 years ago, an occupational license. And they'd put like, you know, Joe's wheat farm of Tampa Bay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I need to calm down.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And then they go open a bank account and then they could deposit it, the check or their wash it, or they would just deposit the actual check. And then the checks would go through. It was like, Oh,
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Did she get 10?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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To thank him for being such a swell guy. You know, I hate to put it like that, but, but yeah, I mean, you know, like I, I am, I am irritated that, at the length that he, in any manner, even though I get the guidelines and all that crap, the fact that he felt in any way that I deserved 26 years and four months, if he had really looked at the case, which of course he doesn't really get to, right?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Is that your guess? Final answer, Matt Cuss? Deserves 25. I'll bet she got 10 because she's probably a cutie or she cried. No. I mean. You saw the photo. Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Because I pled guilty. Everything he knows is from the probation pre-sentence report. Correct, right. And I get it. That's where I fall. And I'm sure in his mind, he thought anybody who's got... Scoring out at 26 years and four months is a scumbag. So I'm sure he looked at that and said, oh, this guy's a piece of garbage and gave me 26 years. Was that the low end of the guidelines?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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It was the low end of the guidelines. I pled guilty. Okay. But, you know, and then sometimes, listen, sometimes I look at it and I think, imagine what he looked at. I got like four different jurisdictions. I've been on the run three years. There are over 50 or 60 newspaper articles, right? This is the internet's just now starting, right? This is 2006, whatever.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And he's sentencing me in the middle. of the financial crisis. Not in the middle, that's not true. It wasn't 2008, it was late 2007. So this is like December of like 2007. For the beginning of the, when things are starting to melt down.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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For the last six months, all, every single newspaper, because it happened for six months before 2008, which is when they did the Dodd-Frank, I'm sorry, when they did the TARP. So that's why they call it the 2008 financial crisis. So in late 2007, all he's saying for six months, banks failing, banks failing, banks failing, banks failing.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So he's this— And he finally has a face to associate with this social problem. Exactly. So I get it. You know, sometimes I get irritated. Like, I'm like, no, bro, you didn't do that. And then I think, yeah, but he doesn't know. He doesn't really know. Yeah. So, you know, so yeah, kind of I thought, you know, write him a letter saying, hey, like— Not sure about 26 years.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I don't even know how to say it. The problem is I don't even know how to start the letter. But I want to say, look. I get it. Here's what happened in prison. I don't know if you've looked into it or not, but I kind of rehabilitated myself in prison. Here's what I'm doing now. Wanted to let you know. Like me saying no hard feelings. He's a federal judge.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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He's like, I don't give a fuck if you have hard feelings or not.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And I agree, which is everything you just said is why I want to write the letter. The problem is probably like the hardest letter I've ever had to write. And I'm a guy who clearly doesn't have a problem talking. You've written books. You could write a letter. I know, right? But literally it's been churning in my head. You know, my wife, Jess, wrote a letter to her prosecutor. Mm-hmm.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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He wrote a letter basically saying, listen, you saved my life.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, she was a drug addict. She's selling drugs under a guy named Wildman. Like biker guy? No. Like a former – and I always say like a former truck driver. He's a huge guy, supposedly like 6'1 or 6'2, wears overalls, very Okeechobee, wears overalls, a wife beater, probably in his late 50s at the time. Was she – were they in a relationship?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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No, she was – at that time, she's in her early 20s. Yeah. That's not true. She was probably 27, 28. So she is a drug addict, and she's selling drugs, like a lot of drug addicts. What was her drug of choice? Meth, because that's what Okeechobee basically has. They have dairy farms and methamphetamine. And so she's selling drugs to support her habit. Of course, when you listen to her tell it,
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I'm hoping that the five was just a down payment. There's more to come once she gets insurance. I always hate it when they're like, it's like, here's $3,000 and some jewelry. It's like, what? Who's doing this? Who's working for this? Well, you get what you pay for, right?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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she's also selling like half a pound here, half a pound. And that's a lot of meth. Yeah. The problem is, is that, you know, the way she explains it, like those types of things fell in her lap where some guy comes to her and says, look, can you get rid of this for me? She's like, I'm not trying to sell that much, but this guy's, trying to get rid of it. She's on Pablo Escobar.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah. But, um, yeah, so she's hooked on drugs. Try it gets off, gets back on, gets off, gets back on. She's, but either way I sold the whole time. She said, because the truth is I just, there was no job I could get that would help. She had three, slowly had three daughters. She says, there's no job I can get. to help me support these kids.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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She's like, other than selling drugs. So she's able to sell drugs. Well, this goes on for a few years and she's working under wild man. And, and this case is insane too. Cause this guy is trying to have people murdered who were cooperated. Like he's, they're actively trying to get him and he's sending people off to like kill people. Like this is a serious guy, but to her, she's like,
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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He was always cool to me. He never had any problems. Of course, she didn't cooperate against him. But the point is that at some point, after following him for so long, they eventually bust him.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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50 other people she's one of 50 and she's ranked like in the top five or ten right underneath him which agency um is it dea or fbi it was it was dea fbi okachobee um task force which is the low just a local task force or local counties um And yeah, and that was it. And then they busted everybody but her and Wild Man. She was on the run for like a month. Did they paint it as a drug conspiracy?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So she had to basically eat the time for all the drugs that she never used or saw? Correct. And half the people went to state. Like 20 of them went to state. 30 of them went federal. She got... I want to say six years. She did the drug program. Good. So she ended up doing almost five years, uh, before she went to the halfway house and, and met me.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Uh, and it's funny too, because like, like she doesn't, she doesn't hang out with like, like including most of her family, you know, basically cause they're all still, uh, Not all of them. Like her sister's great. Her dad's great. But the rest of them all have drug problems in and out of prison. All of her cousins, nephews, everybody in and out of prisons.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Since I've known her, probably three of her family members have died. Oh, my. All drug-related. And she just doesn't. It's like her and I, and that's it. And no relapses? No, no, nothing like... It's funny, too. When she tells stories, when she'll tell me some story about something that happened, and I'm just... I look at her like... Like, I don't even know who that person is.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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She's this beautiful, delightful lady. She's super smart, really well-spoken, sweet. Everything about her is just delightful. I cannot, the things that she'll tell me, I can't, I'm like. Well, it's not her, it's the drugs, right? I know, I'm looking at you like, who are you? And she's like, I know, I know, you have to understand. It was like, what are you talking about?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Like outrunning the cops, like not once, but like three different times. Ever had her on the show to tell her story? Yeah, she made us take it down. She's super shy. She hates it. Luckily. She did Ian Bick, and Ian Bick ain't taking it down. So her story is up on Ian Bick's. And I wrote her story. I actually wrote a synopsis of her story. It's on my website.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Did you get focused for telling it verbally, or you just did it for yourself? Did you do it to assist her for interviews and stuff? No, no, I did it – I have a website that has probably – I don't know, maybe 15 or 20 true crime stories. They're like synopses.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Oh, no. It was up to her. She'd make me take that down, too. If only she had some pull over the internet. Yeah, exactly. We took her off this website, off of YouTube, because she swore she'd redo it. She's never redoing it. Mm-hmm. But luckily, I don't mind because Ian Bick has it up. And I have the story. I actually pitched the story. We've pitched the story.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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And I have a production company that's interested in pitching it and trying to get it turned into some kind of a series or something. Let me cut it in. Listen, because it's a fascinating story. But yeah, you talk to Jess. She's delightful. Like I said, she's great.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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She gets... It's like severance, you know?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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You can go to BOP.gov and find out where they're at and write them a letter. Stacey League. She just needs some commissary money. She needs a guy to set her straight. That's the problem is she didn't have a guy to say, hey, what do you do? Bad idea. Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Oh, listen. As soon as we go over, we're driving down a road, and she's like, oh, yeah. She's like, yeah. Right up here, she said, this is where so-and-so did such-and-such. We got into a car accident. She goes, oh. And she was talking shit. She goes, I tell you, makes me want to... And I look at her like, what the fuck just happened? I'll look at her, and she'll go... And I go, what's happening?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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She's like, I...
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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she's i'm just saying she's a shit talker that's all i'm saying anyway and i'm like what like shit like who are you right now and she's like i'm sorry i'm sorry i'm like every time we come in this place you start you could take the okachobi you take the girl out of okachobi but yeah every time and listen as soon as she's like oh yeah and that over there oh she's like we we killed a such and such over there and this and the cop showed up right so here's what we did and i'm thinking i'm
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Well, I mean, in all fairness, he met in a halfway house. By the time, yeah, all that was gone by the time. But yeah, she wrote her prosecutor. Prosecutor wrote her back. I interviewed her prosecutor for the story. Nice. I interviewed her prosecutor, the head of the task force, the Okeechobee sheriff. I've interviewed, was it?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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only one of her um co-defendants i interviewed a bunch of people about her story nice um but yeah her prosecutor listen her prosecutor was funny too because he was the only he he said you know what's funny he said there was like he said out of all those girls he she was the only one that i thought he was her and one other girl that i thought you know what like she's got a chance they're savable yeah she's she's got a chance and that's when she ended up writing that letter saying telling him look you saved my life yeah
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Well, that's good. Was the prosecutor out of Miami or Fort Lauderdale? I think he was out of Miami because, you know, there's nothing out there. Right, right, right. There's no judicial district there. Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I thought about that. That's another thing I had thought about was if at, see, but you know, there's only so much interaction a judge can have with you. And now once you're off probation, I don't know if that changes. It may not change at all, especially if I, and I can't, you can't ask a judge for legal advice. They're going to be like, yeah, I can't, I can't tell you.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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He can't give me any legal advice. So I can't hire a lawyer. Yeah. It's like, I got to go to a lawyer. How much do I dump into a lawyer? Really could probably just file it, you know, on my own. And what I'm interested in doing is saying, look, first of all, two things have happened since I got, since I was sentenced.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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One, about 18 months after I was sentenced and went to prison, they changed the law. So the law used to be, you just agreed with the prosecutor on what you owed and then they determined who you owed the money to. After that, if in financial cases, there's now two sentencings. One is your sentencing and one is a sentencing based on who you owe the money to and how much.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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In that case, the— That's not stipulated in the plea agreement? It is how much you owe, but not— Interesting. You have to break down. Right. Okay. So you're supposed—here's what's supposed to happen. Those—now, I'm not—I think it may be before you plead guilty. Right. Where they—to try and—let's narrow down. Because a lot of times, they'll arbitrate. Let me put it this way.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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My PSR, my pre-sentencing report, says I owe $9.5 million. So when I got it, I was like, I don't owe 9.5. There's no way I owe 9.5. Yeah, I've never had that. Right. I've never seen 9.5. We started to start arguing. So then they drop it down to the next one. which is below six. Now, in my opinion, I don't owe six. I owe less than six. But that's it. But they said six. And that was it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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There's no more arguing. You're just trying to get as little time as possible at this point. At that point, I could care less how much money it was. But now you look back and you're like, okay, well, wait a minute. I'm paying back six million. I don't owe six million. These other people got a ton of money. You sold a bunch of property. So here's the thing.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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The way it works now, after I was sentenced, of course, and you can't go back, you know, is that they go to all the banking and everybody that's a victim has to provide insurance. a written account of what you owe them, and an affidavit saying, look, I so-and-so say this is what he owes me, and here's why. Like the math, show your work. Correct. And they send it in.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I know many, many guys sentenced after me where the government's saying, you owe $10 million. Turns out it's 2.1. Yeah. Because a lot of these institutions, they're just not interested in going through the process. They don't want to put somebody on it to pull the file. Are we accruing interest? There's a lot of variables. And they're not interested.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Absolutely. My buddy Zach and I talk about a guy, Palmer. His name was Palmer. I can never remember his name either because I've said that had this conversation. I think I've told this story twice. And I typically can't remember his name. Name was Palmer, though.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
They don't have anybody scheduled even to say this is what you exactly owe. They don't want to file it, sign the agreement. They don't want to lie to the federal government. They don't know. So you end up getting a reduced sentence or reduced amount of money. So I never got that. I didn't have that. So that's one issue I have. I'd like to know, like, what is the real amount?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
It's not six million, okay? So the other thing is, by the time I was sentenced, and within six months to a year after, maybe within a year after, 80% of those is federal institutions are gone. Yeah. There's nobody's Washington mutual and they're gone. Yeah. Nobody's there to, even if you bought it, those, the files are gone. The record's gone.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
It's like, wait a minute, I bought a house with that. Did you sell the house? How much did you get back for the house? They don't do any of that.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Right. Sometimes. Yeah. Yeah. Or there's potential loss. Right. Right. Intended loss. Yeah. Intended. Sorry, not potential. So what ends up. So that's that's the other issue I have. And so the other one is, too, I'm never paying off six million dollars. Let's say it stays six million. I'm not paying off. It's paid down. It's like five point seven now. So I'm never paying that off.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
But also no one's really trying to collect it actively, right? Right, right. But I want to pay. I'm not going to pay. But here's my problem is that, look, what I might pay is in the next 10 years or however long I'm paying for the next 10, 15 years, I might be able to pay off 50 or 100,000.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
But right now, I don't think anybody at Bank of America every quarter when they get a payment for $120 is excited. What I would like to do is can we restructure this so that my payments go to pay off these four victims first? The humans. The humans. And then pay off these institutions. Like, can we do that? And then I wouldn't have a big problem paying $200 or $300 a month.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
palmer white guy i don't know why that means anything but i'm gonna say it um it does good you know when you say the race it does good for tiktoks i knew this guy white guy i knew this guy because people in the comment section hate me they go bananas oh trust me when i told that story about the indian guy who beat off on the plane we'll buckle in so so palmer um thin white guy and he literally he had robbed a bank okay
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
So those are the things that I would like to figure out. I can't do it in the letter because the judge can't – he can't advise me. I think there's a U.S.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Well, I would think that the judge would have to make it a court order because as of right now, I'm paying into them and they're divvying it up equally. I know this because one of my victim's son reached out to me and yelled at me on Instagram and said – and when he explained, he's like – he said – made some crack about – Why aren't you paying? I get $9.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Well, he said, why don't you tell everybody how you haven't paid back your restitution? I said, well, wait a minute now. I said, I have an agreement with the federal government. This was when I was still on probation. I said, and every month I pay. I pay restitution per my agreement.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
And he came back and he said, that little measly check that my dad gets every two or three months isn't shit compared to the amount of money that you owe him. And I was thinking, I don't know how much money. I don't owe anybody more than $8,000 or $10,000.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
He was irritated.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Yeah. Yeah. And I can't commit fraud anymore. And the judge was very clear about that. Yeah, they frowned on that. Yeah. So...
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
although i do know one guy who got who was found guilty for running a ponzi scheme and started a second ponzi scheme to pay off the victims of the first ponzi scheme which he did like that i had a guy like that yeah which he did by the way then now the second ponzi scheme he got caught for of course bummer right so it didn't work out robbing peter to pay paul yeah what are we doing
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Listen, so right now on the channel... Well, no, not... Well, on our shorts channel, which we have shorts on the main channel too, but on our primary shorts channel, the highest viewed video... is 20, at this moment, 24 million views. And who was on that video with you, Matt? Really? I think at one point they have a quarter of a second screenshot where I'm like, look at the camera.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
And other than that, it's all you. Thank you, baby. It's the cash register. And then after it got to, I don't know, it was 18 million or something or 20, I started getting, I get a text from you saying, I'm basically the face of your channel. Yeah. When am I getting my royalties? Again, you paying for my hotel tonight? No. You paying for the three hours of gasoline I used to get here? No.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
What's funny is the first time we asked you to come on, you said, so what kind of compensation do you provide? I was like, no compensation. I know. You're just coming in. Or we could do a remote.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
And I still wouldn't be paid back. I wouldn't be able to pay back the money I owe. Yeah. All right, we good? Yeah. Can I wrap it up? Because I've had to go to the bathroom for about 45 minutes. All right. Hold on. Do your magic. All right. Hey, you guys, I appreciate you watching. We're going to leave all of Tom's links to his Instagram, TikTok. That's all you have, Instagram, TikTok.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
With a note, I think with a note spent, went out, met a couple of girls, got a couple of girls, blew the money over the course of three days and then turned himself in. Okay. Goes to jail for, I want to say three, three years, four years. He gets out, gets a job. Um, can't make it just, just can't pay his bills. Can't do it. And he decides to go ahead and rob another bank.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Oh, yeah. I got a hot new clips channel, remixes. That's right. And his hot new shorts channel on YouTube. So we're going to leave all the links to his stuff there. Very good. I wonder if we should add it up. I'll bet all of them. It's not just that one. There's other ones that have millions, right? You mean from your feed? From our stuff, right? Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Oh my God, something tells me. Right here, right here. Hundreds of millions of views. So check out his content. He speaks in, what is the term? Clippanese. Clippanese. So the links will be in the- So racist. The links will be in the description box. Click on them, go there, subscribe, follow. Once again, really appreciate you guys watching. Please consider joining our Patreon. It's $10 a month.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
It really does help Colby and I make these videos. Thank you very much. See ya. See ya.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Second time, I want to say he got six or seven years, got out, went to halfway house, tried desperately to make a living, couldn't do it. And which is what's so funny is Palmer was a smart guy, smart, clean cut, white guy, spoke well. educated, could not function. He just could never... Specifically, he told Zach and I this, where I was like, what are you doing, bro? Like, what are you doing?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
And he said, I have never been able to get a job that pays my bills. He goes, and I'm talking about, I live in, like, boarding houses. I take the bus. I have no bills. He goes, I've never been able to get a job that has paid me well enough to actually take care of myself. And, you know, it's weird. It's just odd, right? So... And I'll never forget this too. One time, I've told this story before.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
Palmer was an interesting guy. One time he decided he wanted to escape. Okay. And this was, I think the first two were like state prison bits, right? Like he'd robbed like a credit union or something. So he didn't get federal. He ended up, he put, he wanted to get out of the prison.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
He put like three layers of sweatpants and clothes on, three or four layers, climbed through the barbed wire over two fences. Allowing it to rip him up, just ripping the clothing up. Right. And he said by the time he was done, he said, I'm literally, I had half a shirt left. Yeah. And he was in his boxer shorts because that's how many, that's how bad it had shredded.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
It's the razor wire just taken in a part. Right. Got down. He said, got out, realized I'm standing outside the fence. I'm in my underwear. I've there's no way I'm getting out of here. There's no way I'm getting to the street. I'm not I don't have enough clothes left. Like this is this whole thing's gone wrong sat there for a little bit. He said I'm looking up at the tower.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
waiting for the truck to drive around that drives around the prison, waiting, waiting, nothing happened. Finally, he says, he goes up to the tower and he bangs on the door of the tower. And the guy guarding the tower, you know, they're tilted. The windows are tilted out. Slides the window out, looks down, and he's standing up. He's like, hey. And the guy gets on the phone.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
He hears him say, I got a naked inmate downstairs, you know, trying to get in outside the fence. And then it was like, whoo! And they come get him and grab him. I don't know how much time he got for that. But that's literally kind of things that he did. He didn't even try to run for the horizon? No, he didn't do it. No. He's just, you know, like I said, he was a nice guy.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
I don't remember him as being stupid. Mm-hmm. But I also don't, he was also kind of an idiot. Perhaps there was some poor judgment. Yeah, there was some, I think there was something, some mental illness there. But what happens is, gets out, gets out, gets another job, can't do it, goes in, robs the bank again.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
CATCHING THE FBI'S MOST WANTED WOMEN | FBI AGENT FRAUD STORIES
This time I want to say he got, same thing, I want to say he got around nine years, under 10. And that's when I met him at Coleman, at the medium, at Coleman. At the medium makes me think he did use a gun. So he was at the medium. This was the third time. And, you know, he just... So, yeah, there was that guy. And the other one was another guy.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Exposing The Government's Secret Crypto Scam | Rigged From The Start
You spent five minutes?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Exposing The Government's Secret Crypto Scam | Rigged From The Start
Those two snitches. They're listening to us. What are we talking about here? You want to buy a bow and arrow? Are we allowed to buy bow and arrows?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Exposing The Government's Secret Crypto Scam | Rigged From The Start
I thought it was amazing.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Exposing The Government's Secret Crypto Scam | Rigged From The Start
Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Exposing The Government's Secret Crypto Scam | Rigged From The Start
I'm aware it didn't. I'm not going with the shaman.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Yeah, he can use the same material. We'll both use the same content.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
I understand the area code. I'm just saying peanut.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Oh, okay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Okay, YouTube.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Yeah, they're going to take something out. They're going to take 50%.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Your niece isn't really named Day-Day.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
High school, that's over.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
This is the best one out of the fountain. Fountain Coke. Yes. Not out of the bottle. Out of the fountain. If I see like a fountain one, I'll drink the fountain one. I don't like them out of the bottle.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
No, no, no, no, no.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Yeah, like, you don't just get to call me back.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
You feel me? Snap me your fingers and say, come get me.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
And they're haters.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Al Pacino.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
I'm a funny guy? Joe Pesci.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Or Robert De Niro, same thing. He never yells at all. Right. He just, he's smoking a cigarette and he just looks at him and you can see it in his face. Like he's deciding, yeah, I'm going to kill that dude.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
He wants you to drop your guard and think everything's okay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
That's the difference. I want to say, I forget which is which, but that's the difference between a psychopath. I think it is a psychopath and a sociopath. A psychopath... A sociopath... Gets upset. So if you bump into a sociopath in a bar, he gets into an argument with you and you end up having a fight right then. You bump into a psychopath in a bar. He says, oh, okay. And he walks outside.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
He follows you home. He goes and gets a gas can. He burns your whole house down with your whole entire family in it. Do you see what I'm saying? He's angry, but he's in control of his emotions. They'll take his time until he can do complete damage as opposed to getting into a fist fight.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
I had written a book about – I wrote a book about – not serial killers. I wrote a book about a guy who was a pathological liar, and it talks about the antisocial disorder. He talks about the difference between psychopaths and sociopaths. They're very similar except for very slight changes in their brain chemistry. One of them is like they both have kind of like the same –
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
right they're both angry they both want to get revenge one is reactive and one is like okay and he just walks away and you're like yes everything's fine yeah three days later you know your house is on fire he kills you and everybody around you you know it burns your whole house down you're like what the right right
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
yeah that's great question for you real quick what what like what uh what made you want to do this like the podcast i was writing the i i just learned that i really liked writing stories and um i just liked writing stories in prison and i enjoyed it and i enjoyed listening to the guys tell their stories
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
I remember I was sitting in the rec yard at a table and realized me and a couple guys had been talking, just listening to one guy's story for an hour and a half and another guy for an hour, whatever it was. And everybody's kind of talking and... And I just remember thinking to myself, like, well, if I could get paid for this. Like, this is really what you need to be able to get paid for.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
You know what I'm saying? But I started writing all these guys' stories, these true crime stories, because these guys had amazing stories, but they couldn't write their stories. Not anything against them, but the truth is it's very difficult to write your own story because you don't see yourself the way you really are. Like, my image of me is not what other people see.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
That's what I'm trying to tell you, bro.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Quit playing with yourself. So I start writing these guys' stories. And it's funny too, I'd say about 30% of them were not happy with the stories. When they're done, they're like, yo, Brian, I like the way you said this. You described me as this. You said it. And it's like, okay, but it's true. You know what I'm saying? It's like this one guy, Doug Dodd, I described him as basic.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
I said he was upper class white trash.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
you know like and he was he was like this fucked up bro what do you think white trash is and he's like and he's like well you know like people that live in trailer parks they go okay well well no anyway i said or trailer i said not trailer park you're saying one is there a specific and i was like this place right here i said when you this told me about this fight i go where was that he's like was in it is in a double white trailer right you were living in a double white trail
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
um yeah yeah but but my mom lived in a drubble yeah well you were a fucking kid you live with your mother what about here what was this this scene single that was a single wide trailer what about this oh single wide trailer what about this what about where your buddy used to live oh that was a trailer park what about when your buddies used to have a big party he can't see it he can't see it and i'm sitting there listen bro your mother who was a waitress
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Caught your father, who was a manager of like a fucking shitty diner, fucking one of his waitresses in the family Camaro. in the driveway of the double wide. Bro, I said, I'm sorry, you're white trash. I mean, I'm not trying to, there's nothing wrong with that. It's not your fault. You're white trash. Hot white trash. Right, like it's not your fault. You were born into it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Top of the totem pole. You were born into it. It's not your fault. You're going to break out of it. But you didn't. At this time, you were deep in it. Yeah, deep in it. Like you were just shy of a mullet. That's it. So, but there's lots of guys that, and listen, he lives, he lived in like this little fucking town of like, it wasn't even Newport Richie. It was like outside of Newport.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Oh, Hudson, Florida, which is, you know, it's, it's all fucking trailer parks. I mean, it's strip clubs, pawn shops, trailer parks. So anyway, he, but yeah, he was up like everybody, lots of guys that I did stories about, they were upset. They just were, and I was, but then what, here's what would happen.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Just like a lot of our thumbnails and titles and stuff, people get upset when they first come out. Yo, bro, you said this and this and this. Well, you were a disbarred attorney. Yeah, but I don't like that you put it in a title. Okay. Right. And if it was your choice, that might mean something. If it was your podcast, like you call it whatever you want.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
We're trying to get people to click on the video. Right. So lots of people get upset. But here's what happens is that a week later, They come back and they go, yo, bro, so many people have reached out to me and they love my fucking story and they love this and they love that. And by the way, I'm sorry that I fucking texted you and told you that that was fucked up and that was wrong.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
I'm sorry about that. You did the right thing. I thought about it. Same thing with the stories. Guys would take the stories. I'm upset. I don't like it. I don't like that you fucking said we were a part of the cartel. You went into Mexico and met with the cartel. I didn't say you were part of the cartel. I said you were working.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Like, right. So the point is, is that they would get upset, but then they read, then their buddies start reading the story. And next thing you know, they're like, now you got somebody that agree to see them the same way as you painted them in the story. And they're like, you're right. It's I, I, I see it now. And you know, nobody wants to hear that. Nobody.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
It's like when people say, you know, oh, you're the first time I read an article about myself that said, I called me a con man. I've never been so fucking offended in my life. You don't know me. I'm not a con man. And then you read the whole article. Now I look back and I'm like, yeah, okay. Okay, I did manipulate that person. I did lie to that person. I just had that talk. You're a con man.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Yeah. You know, you got to try it on first to see. You're better off leaning into it, apologizing for it than trying to deny it. Right. By denying it. Now, guess what? You're a con man and you're a liar.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
right you see what i'm saying like you're a thief and you're lying at least if you said damn you got me i stole that i fucked up i i don't know why i stole it i stole it because i thought you would notice it i needed the you know or maybe i didn't even need the fucking money right it was available i didn't think you'd notice it i figured hey i'm about to make a come up for 200 bucks and i'm gonna steal it like like an asshole even with even with like me getting famous the way that i got famous with the kevin gate stuff and you know people's like
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
You're at the beginning of your fitness journey.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Like, for real. I love that.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
I'm at the beginning.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Nobody wants to take accountability.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Because... You got the cereal. You finally did get some cereal.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
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Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
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Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Can't be around your new girlfriend.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Let's move on. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know. Okay. No, no, no.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
This is a different grandmother. Because you said he was friends with the one grandma.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Okay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
I was thinking about Dalsy when we went to dinner with Dalsy.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
We interviewed him. Great interview. I've known him forever. And we went out to dinner afterward. And I mean, he is just talking while he's eating and just shoveling it. And we were like, I was like, bro, you're a fucking savage, bro. What are you doing here? And I'm like, we're in a restaurant. I've never seen this since Coleman. And he was like, I'm hungry. I know, I know. He's talking. I know.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So anyway, he's talking. Food's falling. I'm just like, I've never seen anything fucking like this. Right. Look, I promise, bro. And he's got tons of money. But he grew up very poor.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
So when you got to high school, when did you start, like, boxing?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Traumatizing.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Send them with them folks. So I have a quick question. Go ahead. Go ahead. You know this is like a true crime show, right?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I mean, I'm trying to work with you. Man, look, bro. You're not, we're not, are we moving towards that? Right. Like, my first time. Wait, high school. High school, I'm assuming it has something to do with high school. You in high school.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Because high school leads to that. Leads to that. Okay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
So. Why? Was there an issue with your mother and this guy's brother? It was nothing.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Yeah, it was nothing. It was just all in his head.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Like, mama, guess who I seen? Steve, brother. But I'm saying your mother's boyfriend. So it was just in his head. Yeah, it was just in his head.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Did you just punch him once?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Yeah, you'll have to come back. Like, I'm gonna get out, but you gotta come back to court.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
I mean, bro, I'm in jail.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
So you go back on the 28th, what happens? I get put on probation. Okay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Like more than once. I'll tell you real quick. This is going to be horrible. I went to a family reunion in Norway. And so there's 150 people there. And there's a chick that is across from me on the table. And we keep smiling and grinning. This is when I'm like 30 years old. And we're grinning at each other and smiling. And, but I know we're all related. The whole, it's a family reunion.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
A year? You mean on probation for another year?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
You don't need your help from your brother.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
She's smiling and flirting. Her mother even leans over to her and says, stop flirting with your American cousin. So at some point we start talking, you know, it was days. Like this is something that went on for days. So we go and she's like, how are we, are we related? And I went, I said, I'm not sure. She goes, hold, let's find out. We go and we look, they have this huge graph on the wall.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
I'm thinking this is a white cop. That's your white cop voice.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
So we go, she's like, okay, your father and your mother, so your grandfather was so-and-so and he was the cousin of my so-and-so. She said, that makes you my wife. She says, that makes you my, that makes you my third cousin. And I looked at her and I said, listen, I'm from fucking the South. I said, that don't make you shit. Come on, man. Third cousin. I said, we marry our first cousins.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Lost her money? Oh, she just lost it?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
I said, third cousin. Third cousin. We're not married at all.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Military base.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
And I'm going to be, yeah, trading lines with Denzel.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
She looked that good.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
You feel like you're breathing applesauce.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
And the movie is... The Great Debaters.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Like this high story.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
He's Denzel Washington.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
What did you get paid to be an extra? Isn't it like it's still a few hundred bucks, still like $300, $400, $500, right?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
How many days is that?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Really?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
So that go up. You know what I'm saying? $58 a day and it goes up to what? So you get an extra six bucks?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
You know what I'm saying? I know this is kind of like someone saying like some of the amazing podcasters out there like Joe Rogan and Matt Cox. And I was like, no. No.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Bro, listen.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
I don't know who the other dude is.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Listen, I'm not in the top 100 of those guys. No, dude.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Come on. What's going on? Let's keep going. This is too much.
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Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Packed up the car.
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Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Who is this? Chris Gray. No, I'm saying, did he say to you, who is this? How'd you get this number? Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
You put together a series. What's the series about? Living in the country. Just that?
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Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Okay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
Right. I'm sorry. How many episodes? Is it still going?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
YouTube was a baby.
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Kevin Gates Impersonator on Losing NCAA YoungBoy, Getting Arrested, & More! | Clutch Williams
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Out here. Oh, okay. You a ho-ho out here.
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Water.
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I mean, it's still not. By the way, sure is still isn't a complete term. Now you see how messed up, bro? It sure is. It sure is. You're still not really saying what it is. Bro, you feel me?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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That's show live. I'll say it. I'll say y'all, everyone. You know, when I say, are y'all going to dinner? You can see people like in California, like they'll snicker or if you're up north, you know, and you realize, you know, like I don't, I'm like, I think they just laugh at me. Right, right. What did I say? And then I'm like, y'all. Right, right. Say y'all. You know?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
I guess I'd always kind of heard of these people who break into the bank machines, right? There was a crew here in my city that had been pretty prolific at it and they It was many years before this time, and it always talked about it. You've always heard all this stuff, right? So it was always in the back of my mind. I've got to check this out. I've got to check this out. Who was that?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
No, I don't think so. Now I get anything that you are ever going to read or see is pretty much guaranteed. It's the little private ATM machines that people can buy and put in their variety stores or whatever.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
That reminded me of your thing is what when you. Yeah. Well, that's exactly what we're. So they have the same as you guys, the ones that stand alone, like in the hallway of a mall or the ones that are in a convenience store. But those are the private ones.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
When you get into the bank bank ones, the only time that you'll ever read anything about that is when they catch you. they will never say school shit bank machine broken into $50,000 missing bubble. Cause they don't want anyone to know it's losing their shit. Yeah. Right. The only time that we ever got any publicity was when they arrested us. Right. Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
And then it was all blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. We caught these guys.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
So I knew, known these guys and, uh, I was friends with one of them, and a specific holiday was coming up, and he's like, Chris, are you interested in doing this with me? I'm like, yeah, all right, I'll give her a shot. So we did. We put a chain around the fucking thing, ripped it out. We got, we made, I don't know about, $33,000 or something. I was like, fuck, that was pretty good.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
That was quick. It was easy. What do you mean?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
So you get a big, a big thick chain.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
This was a bank one, but it was in a gas station. OK. And so we put the chain around it. It's hooked to the vehicle. I take a run at it and it ripped it out. Came up. I think I'm flying out of the fucking building, laying in the parking lot. We fucking loaded up. We're gone. So I was like, wow, that's cool. That was easy. So then that guy. He wasn't really.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
No, there was no GPS in it. No. So we, well, obviously we left it in the vehicle and put it somewhere where we could sit for a while and watch it. Right. Right. Nobody came and checked on it. Right. So the next day we took it to a shop and we took a quick cut to it, fucking cut it open and got the cases out and took the money and we're good to go. We, I don't want to say how we get rid of it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
I'm just curious. Yeah. Right. So we did that. So I did that for whatever. We're not going to say. Right. But it happened here and there. Right. But it was always in the back of my mind. I'm like, this is a lot of work. I don't want to fucking rip it out. But what if that thing fucking hits me in the back of the head one day? right?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
I had one one time we were with these two other guys and we're lifting this thing. That fucking machine probably weighs about a thousand pounds. It's a big safe. That's for the computer on the top is what it is, right? So me and the two other guys were lifting this machine into a chair. Well, something had slipped. Well, the
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
Edge of the fucking machine had landed on my pinky finger and just crushed it. I actually went to my family doctor. I'm like, something's wrong with my finger. He sends me for an x-ray. He's like, something wrong with your finger. He says, it's fucking crushed. What did you do? I'm like, well, I dropped something on it. But you put 1,000 pounds on it. Like, it was right at the very corner.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
So it was like a sharp edge, right? It just crushed my finger. It literally was swelled up so fast, it just split the skin wide open. So, yeah, but just doing that, it was like, this seems like a lot of work. Right. You know, what if that machine, the chain snaps and something goes loose, fucking decapitate you. Who knows?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
I'd rather just get into the machine, get the money out and leave their shit there. I don't want the machine. Right. So that was always my goal was to be able to just get the money and leave everything else behind. Right. Obviously. So.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
So, yeah. Yeah. There's a couple of rivers with some piles at the end of the rainbow. So, yeah. Hmm. Hmm.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
Yeah, we got to figure out how to just get into these. So, okay. I got to tread lightly here. It took some time. Definitely took some time. I don't know if I can give details. Maybe we'll just stick with one day. We figured it out. Right. We mastered the plan. Right. Well, there's other guys.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
But here's the problem. And I'll explain this to you. When shit went bad for us, they go on your M.O. Right. So when they arrested us, I had to plead guilty to nine of them because even though we had masks on. And they couldn't prove that it was us. It's called a statement of similar fact.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
So because that white car pulled up and two guys in masks got out and they had the same tool and they did everything the same way, we can say that it's them. Right. Even though you've got a mask on and they can't prove that it's you. It's a statement of similar fact is what they got. And my lawyers, you're done. You can't fight it. It's over. Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
Um, I just want to say I've got six digits multiple times. Okay. I don't want to give too many specifics because yeah, you know, but I've, I've got six digits multiple times. Um, but on average you're between 30 and 60. I've got a few seventies, a few eighties, a few nineties and six digits a few times, but for the most part, you're around between 30 and $50,000. Okay. Right. So.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
We were trying to be sporadic. We didn't want to leave any trail that they could start to set something up. Right. Yeah. So. I was kind of worried, so we kind of jumped around from banks to banks. trying different styles, different ways, right? Just testing the waters on everything.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
Certain banks were very lax on their security and other banks were, got very uptight, very quick on their security and took drastic measures very quickly. Like I can tell you one and it was, They only lost about fifty thousand dollars before they tightened the fucking strings real quick. And there was other banks that lost millions and never did a fucking single thing to do anything about it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
They would just wait till it was done and then they'd fix the problem. They would never go and do a preemptive strike to do anything to stop it. Right. Right. So, yeah. It was interesting. Were you married at this time? Married, girlfriend? God, no. Yeah, I don't believe in marriage. Girlfriend, yeah, yeah. I was with my ex, Melissa, and she had my two stepdaughters.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
She had known me for a long time, so she knew that I was a criminal, right? I would never give specifics as to exactly what I'm doing for a couple of reasons. One, I don't want it used against me later. And if she's being questioned, I don't want her to have enough information. I just want her to be able to play dumb. Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
So, yeah, she never really knew, but she knew that I'm a criminal and it is what it is. You know, your buddy comes and picks you up and then you come back with a pocket full of money.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
what what were you doing were you trying to did you start i mean were you thinking to yourself like hey this is just this is just what i'm doing from here on out or do you think yeah pretty much pretty much there was never much of a an end goal because you know i had a lot of people that you know chris you gotta you gotta save up and you gotta start a business and you gotta just i'm like that's you i'm not a businessman i'm a fucking thief this is what i do
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
right? So in hindsight, should I have did that? Obviously I wouldn't be struggling like I am right now, but you know what? I, uh, I got a lot of friends that, you know, when I was younger, I had a, I got a pretty, uh, close group of friends still from high school, some from public school that we're all still good friends.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
And when we were younger, these guys would be like, Oh, Chris, you know, you got to learn to settle down and, get married and have kids and relax. You're going to end up old and lonely one day. That's my best friend, old and lonely. Well, now we're in our mid-40s, and he's still with the same girl, going to the same fucking job, doing the same shit day in and day out.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
And I did a lot of shit in my life and had a lot of fun. I was like, how is that old and lonely? And now it's like, shut up, right? I did everything I wanted in my life.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
traveling i did whatever i wanted i had everything so was it worth it i don't know do you want to be the guy that goes to the same job living your little white picket fence and fucking banging the same broad the rest of your life and that's not for me i'm not that guy you know yeah you guys got baskin robbins ice cream down there yeah yeah they got 31 flavors for a reason you don't go there and eat chocolate ice cream all the time right
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
Yeah, that life's not for me. So it was worth it to have the Pagli. There was nothing that I could never not do, right? The only restrictions that were ever there was obviously going to the States. I'm not welcome there. So that took out some stuff. But, like, you had the money to do everything you ever wanted and get everything you ever wanted, right?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
So life was pretty good, and I did it while I was young, right? Or, you know... All my friends, yeah, you got lots of money now in the bank, and you're going to be fucking loaded when you're 60 years old, but you're too old to do anything. You're not going to enjoy it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
So in August of 2016, I had spent the whole summer – up on my boat, living on my boat all summer. And I come back to London one day to do something. And I was on my bike and I was out at my buddy's farm and we were fucking drinking a couple bottles of whiskey and we were pissing around on the dirt bikes and ended up getting just hammered. Well,
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
I don't know, I had come up with this bright idea that I was going to take my friend whose house I was at, his wife, and my best friend and his wife, we were going to meet in town and I was going to grab this new girl that I was dating and take them out for dinner and introduce them. I don't know. I have no recollection of any of this, but this is what I'm told.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
So it was about 7 o'clock at night and I went to leave. They took my fucking shit. They wouldn't let me get on my bike, right? They're like, no, we're driving you, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. I'm like, okay, whatever. They went in the house to grab his purse and keys and all that shit. Well, I guess I had jumped on my bike and fucking taken off. Well, they tried to follow me.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
So this is outside of the city, probably about 20 minutes, half route side of town, right? So I take off. So they tried following me and I guess I was just all over the road, weaving in and out of traffic and just stupid, right? Well, they lost sight of me. So I don't know exactly what happened, but At 1231 in the morning, I came to and I was laying in a field on my back.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
And I remember my first memory is yelling for help, yelling for the people that I know. And then I started to kind of clue in.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
So. I took my helmet off and grabbed my, cause I always put my phone in my inside pocket. So I grabbed my phone out and I turned, I powered it on cause it had shut off. And I called my girlfriend first and she's like, baby, where are you? I'm like, I don't fucking know. Why did I call you? You're useless. Right? So I called my buddy whose house I'd left.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
And I'm like, listen, I said, you got to come get me. I said, just start heading back to London on the main road. I said, just start beeping your horn. I'll let you know when I hear you.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
right, so he's like, okay, he's, he, him and his wife have been driving around looking for me for hours, right, but I don't really know what time it is at this point, I don't know anything, right, I'm fucking engaged still, so about 15 minutes later, I hear a horn in the background coming, right, so I'm like, okay, I can fucking hear you, bro, I can hear you, I can hear you, well, I had left the town before London, and it was about a five kilometer straightaway, and then there's a big sweeping turn, well, like,
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
kind of made an attempt for the turn, but I didn't make the turn. And I come off the highway and down into a field, probably down about 15 feet. And the bike landed in the nose. And I think my body must have came forward. My knees caught the handlebars and I broke everything in both my knees. And it obviously just catapulted me and flipped me and everything else. And it was bad. Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
So I was in a wheelchair for four months. I had to learn how to walk again and everything else. And at this time, we had done all these machines that whatever, it doesn't matter. We had to switch things up. Let's just say that. OK, so I'd always heard about this specific tool that would just open them up quickly. It's a torch. Right. Yeah. So
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
I had heard about this thing, so I was like, well, you know what? I'm in rough shape by this point. I've been in hadn't really done anything in close to eight months to a year at that point. You know, I always had one hundred grand kicking around for a rainy day, whatever. Right. Well, Used that up being in the wheelchair.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
I still got expenses come on out my ass You know you're not thinking like oh, that's the end of it right here. I got a conserve You're still living life the way you are and you're in a wheelchair, so you're trying to probably compensate a little bit And you know right so shits getting bad so like Christmas time. I've learned how to walk again and I
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
We got arrested in May 4th or 5th or something like that. But in that meantime, we had got this new tool and we were practicing with it and trying to master the art of how to get in because you got to find the specific spot. You don't know. You're going in blind. You don't know what you're dealing with. So you got to try different shit.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
So in my mind, I'm trying to picture the inside of this door to see where the fucking weaknesses are off of what I've learned from other machines. Well, these ones weren't the same, right? The whole mechanism inside was different. So I got to one and I'm playing in my mind how a safe works and how the door goes and where the pins are going to be and this and that.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
So then the one out of these nine, it fucking worked. We got,
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
think $32,000 like okay I got it mastered I got it figured out now we're good I know where everything's at go back out strike out strike out well I was with uh my co-accused that I was with and there may or may not have been another person with us in another vehicle and so I have a question yep you're just walking straight up to an ATM no no you and and
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
And you're going in, you're going into the bank. Okay. So when you go, I don't know how your guys branches are, but in Canada, when we go walk the front door of the bank, you could go in. There's a room to the side with the ATM machines that you can go in and access. Right. Like a salad. Yeah. And then there's a locked door that goes into the bank. Right.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
So we got to go, we got to go in that door, into the bank. And then we got to go to the second door that goes into the room behind the machines. And that's where the safe is for the machines that are in the wall that you walk up to.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
Well, once you're in the bank and in that room, no one sees you. Yeah. But to get to there. Yeah. People can see you. Right.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
So we got to go through two locked doors. And then as soon as you open that second door, the alarms on. Right. So anyways, we're trying to figure this stuff out. Well, for some reason, I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings. I'm just going to say for some reason, we decided to go past our rules of 5 a.m. and do it around, I think it was 1230 in the morning or something.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
Well, it was a fucking Saturday night. and the jurisdiction that we were in had a police helicopter, and it just so happened that he was up in the air at that exact moment. So when we went into the bank, we had set the door, the motion on the door to go into the room, and then once we put the heat to the safe, They fucking set the heat sensor off inside of the safe, right?
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
And then there was a motion detector in that room too. So three alarms are going off. So they know that there's somebody in the room. It's not a false alarm on one thing. So they know. And within the last, you know, 60 days, there'd been eight other attempts. And this is number nine.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
And this is in the greater Toronto area, which is a city of like 3 million people or 4 million people or whatever, right? So they know that it's on. So the fucking helicopter just went and moved over on his little joystick and hovered over top of the bank. So we come out of the bank, and we're getting away. We go through this subdivision.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
I pull up to a light, and I said to my partner, I'm like, that's a cop right there. He's like, no, no, no, relax. I'm like, that's a fucking cop, bro. We got to go. No, no, relax, relax. So unfortunately, I listened to him. Not that it would have mattered too much, but I listened to him. So I'm driving. Anyways, I got all the way up to the main highway.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
As soon as I got on the on-ramp, I fucking tore it. Well, sure enough, the lights come on. So we get into the chase. And by this point, I don't know that there's a helicopter on us, right? So we go on the highway, and I come off the highway. And I'll send you the video so you get the link so you can see the full thing. But anyway, I fucking blew the cops away. We're gone, right?
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
My partner is watching out the back window. no cop in sight. There's no one near us. We're safe. So I go in and go through a bunch of streets and houses. I park in a fucking laneway. We get out. We hop in the backyard. Sitting in the backyard and all of a sudden I can see the fucking lights bouncing. There's a school behind us.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
I can see the lights from the cherries bouncing off the school behind us. I'm like, what the fuck, man? How do they know, right? It must just be random. Well, it ain't random. All of a sudden, I hear this noise, and I look up. There's a helicopter. Oh, fuck. I don't know how far up, but he's right above us hovering. I'm like, oh, dude, we're fucked. It's over. We're done.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
And so, yeah, I tried to run. When you see the video, you'll see me hobble over the fence.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's funny that anybody that knew me, because my legs didn't really bend then, so you could see the way I was running, it was pretty odd. They're like, oh, we know that was you. So then I took me down to the ground and punched my fucking face in and arrested me and charged me with nine bank machines and high-speed chase. And I ended up getting three and a half years for that.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
I did two and a half of the three. Three and a half. Really? Yeah. Yeah. In Canada, on any time, you do two-thirds, and then the last third is good time, basically. In the provincial system, it's good time. So they could take your good time to get into a fight or whatever. They could take that away. The federal system, it's not. It's called statutory release.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
At two-thirds, you're released on parole. And then you got conditions. You got to see a parole officer and go through all the bullshit, get a job and do all that stuff. Right.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
That's even worse for me. I'd rather be,
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
the prison than being out here like if you're gonna lock me up lock me up don't fucking sit there and tease me with it because I don't want to be sitting at home with a nine o'clock curfew while my friends are out having fun and getting fucked and partying and drinking and being at the bar and having a good time while I'm sitting here because guess what I ain't sticking around I'm coming right that's just the person that I am
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
Right? So I don't do well on that type of stuff. But that last one, all my stuff, I've always breached a million fucking things. I've always breached everything. But my last one, I actually, believe it or not, completed the full parole. And my parole officer, my last day, I had to go see him for the last time. And he called me a statistical anomaly. What's that?
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
Yeah, no, I've never completed one without having a thug out until this last one, parole. My first time when I was 18 and I got out, I went back. Well, I think I only went back on one parole violation once. My second time I went to the pen, I got two years. I went back on two violations on that one. And then this one, I got none.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
I finally finished it because in Canada, prison just, it ain't like it used to be. Not that prison was a good place to be, but it was tolerable. Right. There was good people in there. You know, you can have fun basically in prison. Well, you don't need me to tell you anything that you got on the street. Pretty much. You can get in there. You know, you want to get drunk and have a party.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
You can make booze, get part. You want to get high. You can get hot. You want to get a piece of ass. You can get trailers. Like you can work around pretty much every obstacle and get what you want.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
right so it wasn't so bad but now the prison is just full of drug addicts losers and there's nobody to sit there and talk with and have an intelligent conversation really i mean you can find the odd guy but there's not much right yeah it's just it's a whole different thing and it's not a place that i really uh want to spend a whole lot more time in my life so i just uh i wrote out that parole and now i'm just uh trying to unfortunately work for a living and
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
Was he in Ontario? Was he out west?
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
Well, maybe I can put it together for the next fucking stuff. Yeah.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
They call it doing patches. I used to do that. I've done it three or four times, believe it or not, with stolen vehicles. Because they don't like it very much. Right. But I'm not there to please them. But the thing is, is the, in Canada, the auto theft squad for the police is financed by the insurance companies, right? They give them a lot of money to start combat auto theft, right?
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
So when you get caught for something, you're not going to really buy your way out of anything bad, but if you get a stupid little shit and you know, you got a hundred thousand dollar car sitting somewhere, well, Your lawyer will go to the crown and say, Hey, listen, my guy wants to give you this back. You drop this. Well, we don't want to do that. No. Okay. Lawyer calls up the insurance company.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
Hey, my client has a hundred thousand dollars worth of your stuff and the crown doesn't want to get it back for you. Oh really? And the fucking insurance company forces them to fucking do it.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
There was a young kid from Windsor that stumbled upon that at a young age, and he actually works for the federal government now.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
Like they fucking hang you guys down there where we don't get that here.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
At 1231 in the morning, I came to and I was laying in a field on my back.
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Matt Cox on the Smartest Bank Heists in History
I still write them.
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And then the judge tells him...
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Well, when I tell you broke us. And then the judge tells him that he's going home. My son's upset. You know, my husband's a big guy here, you know, never seen him other than when his parents passed away or anything like that breakdown. But we were just like, our souls were gone with their doing to him. You know, but we were able to get him home.
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You know, like the thing to me, I can understand getting the survey information because I, so I'll tell you what I used to do. This is all way before this. I would run an ad and, So we would run ads and is there still a flyer? I remember the flyer. The flyer.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
The flyer. Do you know what the flyer is?
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
No, no. It was a little tiny newsprint magazine like this big. It'd be in 7-Eleven. Yeah, you walk into 7-Eleven and they got the little set up stand there and you could grab the flyer. And it's just people advertising stuff and giving coupons and that sort of thing. So local businesses would advertise whatever. Sometimes people would have half a page or a whole page. Some people would have a...
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A quarter of a page would just say they're they're selling bicycle parts or whatever mattress. Right. So it's kind of like Craigslist. Right. So you would. So we would run an ad in the ads in the flyer like a half page ad. And it's a, you know, good credit, bad credit. No problem. Home loans available. Right. You know, free applications and free would be really big and like red.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And then it have a phone number. And so people would call because they they think they say, hey, what is this? You know, you're giving away home loans. I'm not giving them away. You have to qualify. So you would just take mortgage applications. And then we see if you qualify for a home. You know, we just and then I say, let me take let's take the application.
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Or you have to sit outside. I knew a guy who was... This was a credit card thing, but he would actually he had a nice he had like a Cadillac, right? Like real nice Cadillac. And he would park the Cadillac down the street and then he would order a credit card. So he'd get your information. You're some lawyer, rich lawyer or somebody. He's got your credit, your information.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And then they fill out a mortgage application. But they would give us all their information, name, date of birth, social security number. And they'd give me everything. And then I would, after owning the mortgage company doing that, we, of course, realize, and we're doing other things. We're running commercials, that sort of thing. But so when I started scamming, I did the same thing.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I just ran the ad. And I'd be in Georgia running an ad in Tampa, Florida, with a phone number. And they would call. And you'd say, yeah, what's going on? They'd say, I called the ad. Of course, you answer the phone. United Capital or whatever the name. Diversified Capital Mortgage. How may I help you? Whatever you say. And then you take the application. But they give you all their information.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And then, let's say I didn't have... If I couldn't pull their credit, then... You just call, if you want to pull their, let's say I don't have a way to pull their credit at that time because I'm a scammer. I just call another mortgage company and give them the same information. Hey, my name is John Paul. Just give them the same information this guy just gave me.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
They would pull the credit and call me back. And they'd say, hey, listen, John, pulled your credit. You have a great credit score. Oh, yeah, what are they? Oh, 705, seven this, seven that. Or they'd say, yeah, you got some problems. Did you have a repo a couple of years ago? You realize that. So for $150 or $200 ad that runs in the flyer for a week, I'm getting 50 people that call.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
If 10 of those people have perfect credit, That's what are you paying for that? Nothing, nothing. Fifteen bucks for perfect credit. Now I can apply for their credit card. This was back in the day before you had notifications and all of these things. But you could pick up the phone and call and and I'm giving them their information like that. Let's say not that the credit card company would call.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Their office because credit cards company is not going to call the way you can say I work here, whatever, but I'm giving almost all the same information except for maybe the address.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
That's it is on their last. It is. But what you could say is you could also say if you fill out the credit application, you could also say give them all the information from their previous and their previous and then give them an address, let's say in Atlanta and a new job in Atlanta. And that way it looks like you just moved three months ago.
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So yeah, he does have a new address, but he's also got a new job. He obviously moved. He's got a 750 credit score. They're gonna give you the, you know, and you gave them the phone number. to call and verify, not that they're going to, and they're probably going to approve the card. They're going to send you a $20,000 credit card to wherever you want. That's how it used to work.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Or you could do it down the street from the person too. Or you could do the other thing is try and get them to overnight the card and just wait for the, check this guy's mailbox, something like that. But once you get the card, you've activated the card. So I could see why that information would be, but see, that's way more right down, in the guts of, you know what I'm saying?
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Like it's as opposed to buying 400, 400 fulls or 400 credit card, people's credit card information, then going online and just ordering and ordering and ordering and hoping the stuff shows up. My way of doing it was very solid.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
definitely getting the credit cards i'm definitely going to get a mortgage i'm definitely going to get a car loan like i could take over your whole life because i had that information at that time because it was i got the information directly from you and i can ask you all those questions and you want to give me the information yeah it's all the information that they need all right and you want to give here's the whole thing too is you want to give it to me yeah
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
He would apply for a credit card. This is when the spoof app first came out. So he had a cell phone that made it look like he was calling from your cell phone. At your address. And then he would apply for a credit card using your information and they would approve him. This is 20 years ago. They would approve him and then they would overnight. This was when they were overnighting the credit card.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Not like I'm trying to pull it out of you. You called me. I'd have people sometimes like, I don't know if I should give you this information on the phone. I'd say, hey, if you want, you can go to the website. You can do it online on the website. Or if you want, we can schedule an appointment. Where are you right now? Oh, I'm in Brandon, Florida. Okay, well, hold on.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Yep, matter of fact, Brandon Boulevard. We've got an office. We can schedule an appointment right now. You can come in. You know what they said every single time I do that? Nah, I'll just finish.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I'll... I'll give you the information. They don't want to, they want to talk to somebody. They don't want to go online. They don't want to, especially back then. It was like anxiety. People weren't used to going online like that. They don't want to drive down the brain. Yeah. Yeah. And the fact that I'm offering lets them makes them think, Oh, this is legit. Nah, bro.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
They got a location right down the street. They got, they got a website. I used to have a girlfriend who would say, she'd go, what if they ask for the website? I'd say, well, I'll give them the website. It's universalmortgage.com. There is no, what if they go there and it's not there? They're not going to give the information anyway, so that's over. First of all, the website.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
So the website, if the guy calls back and says, yo, bro, I went there. What? Hold on. It's down. It's down? Oh, yeah. Oh, wow. That's nuts, man. Thank you for calling. Let me talk to my manager. Let me see what's going on with that. That's nuts. Yeah. What are they going to do? Are they going to call the police? Universal Mortgage's website's down. It's down. We're shutting down.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
We're putting together a cash force. Thank God you called us.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
What are you going to do? Nothing.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
So they're delivering the furniture to... this rented apartment and you're selling it directly back out of it. So they, they, you're not even moving it to a warehouse. Yes.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
You don't want to get caught with like a red leather couch you're never going to get rid of.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
So you get a $20,000 credit card. They would overnight it. He would park down the street and wait for not Amazon, but for, you know, FedEx to show up. And as they were driving or drive by him, whatever, as they pull up and stop, they go get the package. He then pulls his car up and pulls in the driveway. And so the FedEx guy or UPS guy would get out and head towards the front door.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
You got to go with the, it's like when we would flip houses, like you painted all the houses, basically the same colors. You know what I'm saying? Because there's some, you don't paint the house green, something crazy. Cause people don't like if there's standard beige, black, not the house, but I'm saying you're getting furniture. It's like you're getting Bay. You're getting very neutral, neutral.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
But see, that sounds like a job. That sounds like a lot to, once again, that's work.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And did you get a couple, you get, you get someplace that's 4,000 or 5,000 square feet and give me a month and a bunch of credit cards.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
especially the renting the place you could rent a um you could rent a like an airbnb well now you know you're probably 99 yeah never poop where you're where you're so everything's paid with cash that i have to close my eyes yeah you don't want yeah the the the vacant apartment the 99 a week vacant a department where it's got no furniture in it that's better because you don't want people people are going to show up the movers are going to show up and be like there's already furniture here they know they probably already know the scam like they'll probably call right there yeah listen man this guy's kind of
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
You know, it's funny. I remember I've mentioned this before. I was at in Home Depot one time where a guy came up to me. He was like he had like a five hundred dollar gift card. Give me two fifty. And I was in the middle doing all I was. I was running fucking scandal. I'm living. I mean, I got and I was like, nah, bro, I'm good. I'm good. Look, I just can't like, no, I'm not. No, bro, it's legit.
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You can go check right now. It's got they got the money on the is a. nah, I feel like something. And I didn't even have any concept of the fact that he probably bought that card with a stolen credit card. Like I didn't even know how it worked. I just knew I didn't want any heat coming
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And he's in the driveway grabbing the trash cans or something. He'd be like, hey, is that for Brad Johnson? He'd be like, yeah, I'm Brad. They'd go, oh, here you go, Brad. He'd sign it. Thank you. Turn around, walk over, play with the trash cans, move them. Wait for the guy to leave, get in his car for a minute or open it up.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
on me i thought it might be a scam even if it's not a scam doesn't matter i don't want to be on video i like i got my own scam where i'm making millions i don't need your to save the 250 you know what i mean like i i was it didn't understand how it worked like probably now if he had done it i'd have been like i'll give you 200 let's do this how many can you get me I wouldn't do that.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Jess would kill me. I can imagine. Somebody walked up to me and Jess was with me. And I was like, well, how much work? Did you just buy that? Oh, she would be like, uh-uh. No. She'd get all fucking. Uh-uh. I don't know what you're thinking. She's got a little black girl in her every once in a while. What are you? What? So let's see. What else? Oh, yeah. Are we doing this one? Yes, we're doing this.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I like the furniture one. Like, that's very... That's very doable. Yeah. You know, I like the ones that are doable.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
That scam is so hot. Yeah, I was going to say, well, we had a guy on here who he was doing it massively. He was going and getting homeless people. He took a van and he'd drive around and get homeless guys. You got an ID. He's like, because all you needed was an ID. You could have over a 500 credit score and an ID and he'd get guys homeless.
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Also doing – he was a drug addict, but he was so good at it. The guy running the scam actually sent him to drug rehab like three different times trying to clean him up because he was making so much money off of – you're so good at getting these guys and running around and doing the whole scam thing.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Yeah, he's like, let's get you in a rehab, bro. He's trying to save him. And so that's what I thought was funny. You know you're a moneymaker when your boss is ready to dump 20 grand into a rehab.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
They're all over it. Yeah, they're all over it. But he was doing this probably 10 or 15 years ago, right? Now I think it's so...
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I was locked up with a guy, uh, um, Who was I think he he owed he owed Apple like, I don't know, a million or something. I forget what it was, but his name's on the tip of my tongue. He's in Miami. I've talked to him since I got out. He he he did the same thing. But what he was doing. Was he was having people open up a corporation.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
and then they would go in with the corporate paperwork and they were getting 10 lines. So they could go to multiple places and get like, so they'd get like 20 or 30 phones for one. So he took that one, hey, you can get five phones and turned it into like 20 or 30. The name, it's like, it's not Duval. It's Dume. His name was Dume. Anyway, so yeah, he would do that.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And I think eventually they caught him.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And then the guy drives off and he jumps in his car and backs up and leaves. He's got a $20,000 credit card. He then he could then turn it on using the spoof app. Credit card thinks it's calling. You're calling from this guy's phone number and turn activate it. And then he'd go and buy some gas with the card and then he'd go to the mall and run up the credit card. So, you know, that was bad.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I don't know what it is now.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Just want to know if I can get glass water.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
The other people are... Involved in the scam, right? Like, you know, I'm giving you this fake check, right? Is that right? Like, you know, you're in on it, right? You know, I'm giving you a fake.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
What's interesting is I think I might have already told you this, that one time I got a phone call. Well, I got an email from somebody who said, well, first they hit us up on Etsy. I have an Etsy account where I sell paintings. So they hit us up on Etsy. I also sell signed copies of my book. So, but they hit us up on Etsy and they like really, I really liked this painting.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And it was, I forget then how much, maybe 600 bucks. So it's $600. And cause I forget the exact numbers, but let's say it was $600. And they said, you know, Hey, is there any way we can do this off of Etsy? Like, you know, sir, here's my email address. They hit me up on the email. And then they were like, look, I'll send you the $600 and I'll get a cashier's check. How much is it?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I don't know if something like that still works, but it sounds like the same thing. If you're willing to wait for Amazon, wait down the street for Amazon to pull up, deliver the package, get in the Amazon vehicle to drive away, and then you pull up in your car, grab it, you know, the, what are they called?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Can you please include... you know, shipping and everything. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So send me 600 bucks includes shipping or 700, whatever. So they sent me a cashier. They said, I'm mailing you a cashier's check. Okay, cool. I think the reason was they didn't have a credit card. That's why they wanted to do it just by a cashier's check. So it was like, okay. So they had a reason and it made sense.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
So yeah, send me the cashier's check. So I gave them an address to mail the cashier's check to. And then just before we got the cashier's check, they hit me up and said, oh my gosh, My uncle is the one who got the cashier's check. He was supposed to get a cashier's check for the $600 and another $800 for my brother. He ended up getting, he's older.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
He ended up getting one cashier's check for $1,400, let's say. you know, but I really need that painting because it's for my son's birthday. Could you do me a favor? Just go ahead and deposit the $1,400. Have you heard this? The $1,400 and just send me the painting and then mail me a check back or can you just cash at me the money back?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I, of course, read the email and immediately thought, like, nice. It's funny that you would end up doing this. And I tell Jess we were in. I remember. Never forget. We were sitting in the Starbucks line at Starbucks ordering coffee. I listen to this and I read it off to her and she goes, oh, well, that's trusting of them. She's like, I went, what?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
She said, no, I mean, it's like super trusting that they, they, they're expected. They're okay with you just sending the cash apping 800 bucks. She's like, I mean, obviously you'll do it. And I went, no, no, it's a scam. How's it a scam? And I went, the cashier's check is fake. It's a fake cashier's check. I'll deposit it and it will clear immediately because I've had my account so long.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Your relationship. Right. So they'll clear it. And before the bank knows, I'm going to have sent them back the 800 bucks cash app. And she's like, because the bank will immediately give me not maybe not all the money, but most of it. And really, to be honest, in a few days, they'll give me all the money, probably before they even realize it's a fake check. Absolutely.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
So so she was like, yeah, but they don't. But the bank doesn't give you the money. The bank only gives you money once they know it's real. I said, no, baby, that's not how it works. So I explained the whole thing to her. And she's like, are you serious? And then I ended up dragging it out for like a week or two, fucking with the person. I really gave him a hard time.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
But I've been hit up by that scam six more times since then. So it must be everywhere. They're going through. And there's videos on it, too. They're going through. through all of these small business kind of like Etsy places where the individuals are selling items and they're saying, hey, I want to buy your thing for 200 bucks. I don't have a credit card.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Porch pirates. If you're willing to do that, the problem is most porch pirates, what they get is... They get two books that they don't know where to sell. When they're grabbing the Amazon stuff, they get... They get nothing. They get stupid shit. But this way, if you could... You know exactly what's coming to that. Exactly.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Can I just mail you a cashier's check or a check or whatever? And then when you get it, most likely it would have been better if they'd sent me that. And then if I was them, I would have waited to get it. If they'd done it this way, if they'd mail me the cashier's check, And I was like, whoa, it's way too much money. I would have then said, yo, bro, you made it out for too much money.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
They would have said, then we could have had a conversation where it was like, what are you talking about? It's for this much.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Okay. That's true. But I think that I, for me, I would have contact. I would have been like, Oh, you sent too much money. I would have been like, no, no, I thought you said blah, blah, blah. Or I would have said, hold on. Let me check with my wife. Holy shit, bro. My wife fucked up. She sent too much. She got the thing and I mailed it. I didn't even look at it, man. I'm so sorry.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Can you just deposit and just cash me the stuff back? It would have been more, the way they did it felt scammy. Yeah. Because before I even got the check, it was, hey, by the way, we made a mistake and they had a whole thing written up and it was like, it would have been better if I contacted them. Yeah. To me, because then they would have been like, then they could have been like,
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
No, what are you talking about?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Organically. I think they would have had a better chance. And also, it was too high of an amount. Like, a lot of these people, they get greedy. Like, $800, $1,000. It's like, what are you doing?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Keep in mind, it was a painting. So... I included the shipping. If they had just taken basically the shipping of a couple hundred bucks, let's say, and said, oh, wow, man, I'm so sorry. I explained it to my wife. She didn't understand. She added the shipping on top of the 200, not realizing that the 200 was included. My bad. I really need that painting. Is there any way?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And the other thing, too, was if they had switched it to the phone, like, hey – Like, can we just talk on the phone real quick? Then, because when you hear a voice, you think you know that person. That also would have built trust. Like, hey, man, I'm so sorry, bro. Here's what my wife did. Boom, boom, boom. So sorry, but I really do need the painting.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Any way you could just send it back, cash at me the difference, and send me the painting because I bought it. We're buying it for my son's birthday. He loves that painting. All of that would have made more sense than the way they went about it. I just hate sloppiness, you know?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
So listen, when I was a kid, when I was like,
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
You get a $900 laptop or a Game Boy or whatever you can get that's some electronics or something worth... 800 bucks that you can put on on. And then if you actually ran a website or, you know, eBay, you just put it on eBay and you start selling on eBay at 30 percent discount. If you did it. The problem is that such a business like first of all, you get grab grabbing these things off the.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Oh, so this was long. Yeah, this was before the internet. Nobody even knows what that means. They don't even understand. Before cell phones. There were sticks and stones and horses. We had pagers.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I wasn't, I'm not that old. 19 years old and I had a pager. And then when I first got it, I had to hide it from my dad. Wow. I don't know why. I just thought he would hit it, right?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I don't, you know, it wasn't even associated with drug dealing. You know who had pagers back then? Like doctors, you know, people that you had to be doctors, you know, not, I won't even say lawyers, like a doctor's.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Exactly. You were important for a few years. And within a year or two, it hit mainstream. And that's by the time I got it. So I ended up getting a pager. But that's irrelevant to the story, to be honest. Anyway, I was looking for a job. And so I go to this, I go to the job interview. It's so funny because I literally drove by the building yesterday. It was in Temple Terrace yesterday.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
So drove by when I was looking for the places, drove by that old building and I kind of glanced over and just remember. That's probably the only reason I'm remembering this. You might have heard this story before. I don't think I've told this, though. I go there, I get a job. Matter of fact, you've got to have heard this. I know I told somebody this. Twice you've heard it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I was dating a girl named Amy. I'm not going to mention her last name, although I want to. So Amy... And I go to the job interview and she's standing in the hallway and I go in and when I go in, I sit down. The guy's like, yeah, so you need a car. It's basically it was it was delivering and picking up is what they said, delivering newspapers and picking them up.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
But it was it was called like the medical, like the the Florida medical magazine, whatever. And I was like, OK. And they said, yeah, yeah. Well, right now what we're doing is we're just having you go out and you'll go out and you'll deliver magazines and you'll pick up checks. I was like, OK. And I was like, okay, that's all I have to do.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
He's like, yeah, you just have to be able to... Keep in mind, there's no... Wait, nobody understands any of this. There was no... There was... Listen, there wasn't just like Google Maps. There wasn't even... There wasn't even... MapQuest wasn't even... He didn't even know what a MapQuest is. That was the first form of Google Maps.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
There wasn't even MapQuest because there was no internet. There were atlases. Or your map. You folded it out. You looked up the address. Set it in your lap. You figured out... Folded it up by a steering wheel. And the address, the street, would have like a little... It's H17. You'd find H, the block H. And then you go... Okay, so it's here. I'm here. I got to get here.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Insanity, bro. I can't even. I don't know how we found anything. I don't know how cars weren't just banging into each other constantly. So the point is, is that I would drive. So he said, all you got to do is find the address. Go there. You show them the magazine. He said, we'll have the magazine. And he had a magazine he gave me, which was beat to crap. It was really beat up.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Like this is a magazine. It's like, this thing looks like it's been around forever. He said, yeah, give them the magazine, show them the magazine. And he said, we don't really have any. We're out this week. So this is just one for last month or whatever, but it looked like it'd been beat through hell, bro. And it was newsprint. It was just like something that had been passed around.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
He's like, show them the magazine and then just pick up the check. And it was like,
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Maybe you could now think about if you had an I.D., if you had the ability to get an I.D. And the package was it was went to a house. In the I.D., Even if somebody said, hey, hey, you said, no, no, no, it was an accident. I used to live here a few years ago. I ordered this through Amazon. I accidentally clicked the wrong button, and they sent it to my old address. Here's my ID.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Like I didn't understand. He's like, and what they were doing is they were selling advertisement in the Florida medical magazine, whatever. Okay. Whatever. And that's all I got to do. Yeah. Yeah. You make, I forget how much you made and he'd give you gas money and okay. So he gave us a few addresses and, And then we called back after we called back. So it was me and another guy.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
He said, I'm going to have him drive with you for the first day. So this guy, we drive around, we drive to an address in Brandon. We pick up, go in, show him the thing. They give us a check for 500 bucks. made out to Florida Magazine, whatever.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Drove down the street to another one. They gave us 500 bucks. Drove to another one. And as we're driving, so by the way, this is funny. One thing real quick is that my girlfriend was waiting in the hallway when I walked in and talked to the guy. And another guy walked in after I was there. So I'm being interviewed by you and another guy walked in. And while we're talking, he goes,
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
who's the chick in the hallway, bro? To this guy. And he goes, what do you mean? He said, I don't know. And he goes, yeah, bro, there's a fucking hot chick standing in the hallway. I go, that's my girlfriend. And he's like, oh, sorry, bro. He's like, nice job. And he's like, so these are very just, the one guy was probably in his 30s or 40s. The other guy was young.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
He was probably in his 25 years old. but they were both, they had a hustler feel about them. So they give me a couple of addresses, me and this other guy, we go and drive around, pick up this, pick up here, picking up checks for 500 bucks. We must've picked up a few thousand dollars worth of checks.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
By the end of the day, we've picked up maybe $3,000, $3,500 worth of checks, drive back, give them the check. But on the way, throughout the day, The guy I'm driving with, I'm like, how long you been working here? He goes, two, three weeks. And I go, okay. And I said, they're going to give me gas money? And he's like, yeah. I'm like, okay. And he's like, he said, what'd you think of those guys?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And I was like, I don't know. I'm only 19. I was like, I mean, what do you mean? He's like, Something seem fishy to you? This is an older black guy, by the way. He's probably late 30s, early 40s. To me, that's like I was 19. That was an old, old guy. Yeah, that's dead. Something seem fishy to you about them guys?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
By the way, I'm doing this in my Mustang 5.0, which probably got 11 miles to a gallon. So I'm like, what do you mean? He's like, yeah, man. Like, he's like, you understand that they're in that building. They rent that. Like, that's not like an office, a normal office. And everything, by the way, they had was folded up, like fold up tables.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Like, you know, the tables where the like card tables, you get folded up and walk away. I mean, fold up chairs. He's like, that's all that. You know, when you walked in that furniture that was in there, that's all they got. Fold up stuff. And phones. He's got like four phones. Four phone lines and a bunch of chairs.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And them two guys, there was like, I think there was another person, one or two people in the back. And I was like, well, I don't know. He's like, why are we going to pick up the checks? Because I've been doing this a few weeks, man. He's not picking up thousands of dollars every day worth of checks. He had picked up like fucking nine grand one day, two grand one day, seven grand.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And I'm like, oh, I don't know. Like, I don't know what a scam is.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
My 90% of my thought process is about getting laid. That's all I'm thinking about. Right. And I'm like. And gas money. Yeah. And gas money. I was concerned about gas money because they weren't paying anything. They're paying like $10 or $8 or an hour. Cause, cause at first I was thinking it's good money.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
If I get gas money, like the 10 bucks is not great money, but I was going to make like 80, 75, 80 bucks, you know, maybe a hundred dollars a day, five days a week. And that's all that's that's money. That's money. Yeah. And so we're talking and he was like, yeah, this is not every day. It's I've been working there two weeks, maybe three days, one day, four days, one day.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
You go right up to the door. This is mine. I'm sorry. I'm not stealing. I'm not doing – they'd be like, let me see your ID. Oh, yeah, you're good. Yeah, that's not mine. I didn't order that. Okay, just making sure I didn't want to – it's for my kid. I'm –
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And I was like, oh, he said five days, five days a week. Like, yeah, this hadn't been like that. He's like, but he said it's going to pick up. That's why he hired you. He said, so it's going to be you and me in a couple of days. And I was like, and I said, well, what do you think is I think it's a scam. And I go, what do you mean? He goes, I think something's up, bro.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I think we're picking up checks that these people could have mailed in. Why are we picking up checks? He said, have you looked at this magazine? And he's flipping through and he's reading the articles. And as he's reading one of the articles, he's like, there's no dates in the magazine. This thing's been around forever. They got like maybe four of these they give us.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
He said, we're supposed to be delivering a copy of the magazine. But when we get there, they tell us, don't give them the magazine. Tell them this is a copy from last month's copy. And it's the only copy you have. And that we'll mail them their copy. But this is my copy and I got to go show it to somebody else. So don't give it to them. And I'm like. I don't. So I'm sorry.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I'm still wasn't formulated. Didn't quite understand. And so once he broke it down, he was, I think these guys are calling doctor's offices saying, Hey, you, you can advertise in the Florida medical magazine for 500 bucks. You get a half a page. It's normally a thousand dollars, whatever. He's like, they sell them something. They then make a dummy ad or something. They fax it over to them.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And if somebody says they got a 500 bucks, because he was told to say this, by the way, we'll send someone to swing by and pick up the check. Because if we don't get the check now, you're not able to get in the magazine. And then next month's magazine, you won't get the discount. So if you, right now, we have advertisement space for 500 bucks. We're discounted it because it's about to come out.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
We're selling. But next month, if you're in next month's, it'd be a thousand. Got it. Right. So he goes, hey, we got somebody in the area. They'll swing by, get the check. And it's 500 bucks. And he was like 500 bucks to a lawyer or to a doctor is nothing.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
whatever so you know you get in the car and you so if you were willing to say hey i'm going to set up an ebay account and i'm going to set all these things up on ebay at a discount and i'm going to do this continuously But that becomes a real business. And most fraudsters don't want to work.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
He goes, and it's made out to the magazine. But they, he goes, they just, he goes, it's a DBA. Listen, the black guy, you know, some white 19 year old doesn't know shit. I'm upper middle class. I've never been around. He knew what was going on. And he was like, yeah, something's fucked up. So we're looking, he starts reading the articles, by the way.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
One of the articles was about contact lenses, the new rubberized or some kind of contact lenses. And he said, my sister has these. She got them 10 years ago. This is talking about how it's revolutionary and about to come out. This article is about like everything was old articles. That he said, and he scoured this thing for fucking 20 or 30 minutes before he could finally find a date.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
He finally found a date in an article. And the article was written like nine or 10 years ago. And he's like, this is saying that next month and look, and then he had the date and you were like, oh shit. The whole thing, they put together this and it was a big thing. Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Like it looked like it was a big kind of like they don't make magazines like this, but it was newsprint kind of those medical journal.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Yeah. It was maybe, you know, so many. But it looked like it could have been if it's brand new. It was like, OK, this looks legit. He thought he was like, I think they put the whole thing together. I think they got somebody to open a DBA magazine. which was kind of common. I'm not sure how common they are now. You could go open, go to your bank account and say, Hey, I'm also have a business.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And my DBA is this DBA, Florida medical magazine. I put out a magazine and they go, okay. And people could write a, they could write a check to Florida medical magazine and they deposit it in his personal account. So he said, I think these guys got somebody to open a DBA and they're just having money put in.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
He was like, I'm telling you right now, this guy told me in the last two weeks, he's I've collected fucking, you know, $30,000, $40,000. We pick, we collected, uh, whatever, $3,000 that day. However much I forget exactly what it might've been 2,500 might've been 3,500 that day.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
But so we went back by the time we got back at three or four o'clock, I walked in and I said, can I, uh, the guy gave me like 20 bucks to fill my tank up first. He gave me like 10 bucks and I went, that's not going to fill my tank up. I had a full tank this morning. I've it's almost empty right now. He gave me like 10 bucks. And I said, that's not going to do it, bro.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I said, I'm driving a Mustang 5.0. The gas is gone. It's empty. Oh, okay. He gave me another like 10 bucks, like 20 bucks fills your tank up back then. Give me like 20 bucks. And then he, he actually, I think he wrote me a check or gave me cash right then. And he, I think the guy, they were, they were, so he gave it to me right then. I never went back the next day.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I didn't go back, but absolutely. They were running a scam and, And if you think about it, it's a great scam. It was a great scam. By the way, the young white kid who was probably 25 or 28, maybe whatever. He was definitely older than me, but at the time I thought he was like an older guy, but he was probably 25. He wasn't that old. I was at a party a month or two later and I saw him.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Like you could be making, you could make $1,000, $2,000 a day if you were willing to do that and you set it up. But that's a full-time job.
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Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
That becomes a full-time job.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
He said, what do you mean? I said, that magazine don't even exist, right? Like, you guys are just collecting checks, right? He's like, listen, the magazine's coming out. We're having some issues with this month's copy, but it's coming out. It's coming out. The issue, you know, it's coming out. He said, it's definitely coming out, though. It's coming out. Like, I was like, nah, man.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I said, dad, I said, the guy I was driving with, he said, we figured it out, bro. It was a scam. Like, I tell him, like, the artist, he's like, I don't know what you're talking about, bro. Like, that's a legit magazine, man.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
That's a lot of money. Even a thousand dollars a day. That's a lot of money, bro. That's $30,000. I mean, if you're working all every day, which I don't know why you wouldn't, but that's like $30,000, but there's a potential of maybe getting grabbed. But what are you really going to get grabbed for?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Yeah, he wouldn't, like, he was definitely a scammer. He was probably the first legitimate scammer I ever knew. What was his name? And he didn't break. He didn't. I don't know. I can't remember anything. I don't even know that it was called. You might have known him. I don't even know that it was called Florida Medical Magazine. It was called something. It was medical. Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
It was something to do with medical. Something real official looking. It sounded legit. But if you knew anything. And I'm 19. I know nothing. So I walked to this place. And I walk in like it didn't even occur to me.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I did think like I was like, that's weird. This is flimsy that they got this equipment. There's some phones there. And this is maybe they're just starting out. Like, I don't really know. And I didn't really know what they wanted me to do.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah. Like I have to do what? And he's like, yeah, you go pick up this. Like we're selling, we sell, you know, we sell advertisement, blah, blah, blah. And it's like, you know, and they had a whole thing. We just started out. We just got here. We're waiting for our furniture to come. They had a whole story. But of course the other guy had been there for two weeks.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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It doesn't take two, three weeks for your stuff to show up, you know? So it was interesting though. Like looking back on it, I thought, wow, these guys are real scammers, bro.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
You'd be great on the phone, too. You could have worked it, you know? Yeah, man. But once again, that was work. It was super lucrative. And keep in mind, too, imagine back then. These guys wouldn't even put the money in to get a magazine, a legitimate-looking magazine.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Well, you know what the funny thing about that whole thing is? Legitimately... Right. Right. But so these guys and or you could even if it was well, that if you were actually issuing a magazine, there's publication rights. Well, yeah, but that's civil. I'm saying yourself. I did have advertising. I sold you advertising. I did put a thing in here. I did.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So, of course, they're telling these people they have a they're probably just it's still fraud. Forget what I said. It's still fraud because they're probably just blatantly lying.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Because they're saying they put these in medical offices and hospitals. And they probably said, we have over a half a million subscription base. And these people think they're getting advertised. So, yeah, that was wrong. That was wrong. That was stupid. Stupid thing to say. There's no way it's legit. And they're probably lying to these guys. Yeah, yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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But these guys wouldn't—the kind of money they were making, they wouldn't even invest into reprinting those magazines. Like, why wouldn't you guys—but see, back then, you couldn't do that. Now, I could put together an entire thing that looks exactly like a magazine, send it to a printer, they'd print it out, send me 100 copies, and I'd have less than $1,000 into that whole thing.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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a thousand copies they'd send me a hundred copies and then you're driving out picking up checks you could give these people oh yeah yeah here's last month yeah yeah by the way here's last month's copy just wanted to show you your article will be like this and it's already everywhere yeah yeah is it right so you'll be in the next copy here if and that's the whole thing if the doctor came out and asked you what's our thing going to look like you're supposed to have the magazine so you could do it luckily nobody did that when i came
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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But you could do that now. They wouldn't even invest in that. They had a magazine. I shit you not, this thing looked like it was a year old. And they were probably doing this for two months until people started complaining, and then they would leave, and they'd go somewhere else. They'd fold up their chairs. Their seven chairs. Get all four chairs.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
They throw it in the back of the truck. They probably just called me and say, Cox, can we throw this in the back of your car? We're moving locations.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Yeah, I need gas money. I was like, gas money. Can my girlfriend come?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
That would be, well, some people are magazine. No. Are there magazines?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
So they're paying these chicks or somebody to sit in the back room and just call doctor office after doctor's office. First of all, how are you even going to get in touch with anybody at the doctor's office? And they probably had a lot going on back then. No, no. I'm saying when you're calling and saying, hey, can I talk to the doctor? Like you're not getting a doctor on the phone.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
They're not getting on the phone. Hey, we sell advertisements. Yeah, okay, click. So they had a whole – they had a few people that were doing that. Cold calling.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Setting that up. More card tables and folding chairs in the back. I didn't really get to see them. So they're obviously calling, but they were – clearly they were making –
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Yeah. I'm going to use my sister. I'll go to my sister. She'll let me get in. I can get a package there. And then people see me there. Yeah. Okay. That's only a few packages. What happens is that whole scam, you've got maybe, if you're extremely innovative, you've got two weeks to a month of that working before you're like, okay, now it's straight. I've run through my relatives, all my friends.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
they were like homeless. They had no credit profile. They had, they had nothing or they had bad credit and I would pay off their credit cards. The problem is with the problem. And he, like he said, it takes a lot of setup. The, the good and the bad about mine was that it took, it takes a certain amount of money to do it and it takes time to do it. But once you've done it,
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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it was fairly safe after that point.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
You had to, you had to acquire their information. You had to build the credit profiles by getting credit cards, make the payments on those. And then after six months or whatever, you've got credit, you have credit scores, and then you could borrow money, credit cards, do everything you wanted. And these guys were homeless guys that are living under a bridge. They have no idea what you've done.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
So that was extremely profitable and safe. You know, he's acting like it's not safe. It depends on how you do it. If you're stealing real people's information, it's not safe because they're going to get notified that something's wrong.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Stolen credits. Stolen IDs.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I'm sorry. Stolen identities. Identities. Yeah. Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Very similar. Which is also safe, because you've got a real person that is just not in a position to even check or complain or do anything. The problem is you have to You have to then go out and get secure credit cards. Then you have to maintain those credit cards.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Don't really put anything on them, very little on them, and they have to make the payments for six months, and then it gives you a credit profile. Now you're in charge of a profile that has good credit, but now you have to try and borrow additional money. So then you need to be able to establish employment that the bank might need to call and verify. You need to come up with...
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
W-2s, pay stubs with year-to-date pay stubs, like real pay stubs. These are all things that are most people, it's out of their wheelhouse. You have to be able to get some kind of an ID in that person's name that you might have to have scanned. So you probably either have to go into the local DMV and get one or have a person, like some website that makes an ID for you.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And then you have to be able to have it scanned or something like is that going to pass the scan or you might have to go into the local if you want to go to a local bank and try and just get it. You have to be able to hand them the ID. They look at it like that's a whole thing.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Do you want to be involved in like there's a lot of risk, but if you could set it up right, it can be extremely lucrative.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Now I really have to be a porch pirate ordering these things in different identities, names. Yeah. With different credit cards. Like, that's a lot of work.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
So that one right there, I watched a video where this woman who's 60, this is what 60, 70 years old, let's say she gets a phone call from her bank, SunTrust, and she was with SunTrust. And they're like, hey, this is so-and-so from SunTrust. We just want to let you know. Did you just wire transfer $800 to whatever? And she was like, no. Okay, can you please hold? I'm going to go ahead and stop it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Someone was trying to wire money out of your account. And so we just put a stop to it. And they'd say, okay. And they'd hang up the phone. They call her back and say, okay, we've got another wire trying to go through. Listen, we're going to need to close your account and transfer your funds to another account. And so they would say, we need to go ahead to verify your identity.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
To get into this account. So you're going to get a, you're going to get, we're going to send you a PIN number or code or whatever right now to your phone. And can you please tell me what that PIN number is? And anybody who's ever called their bank, they do this.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
This person's already on the phone or on the computer as you with your real bank.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And so when your real bank says, we're sending your cell phone a PIN number, they're sending to the real person. They're on the phone. The real person's on the phone with who they think is their bank. And they're like, okay, we went ahead and sent that. Did you get that yet? And they're like, yeah, I did. Great. What's the number? And they go, oh, 1-9-9-3-4-0-2. 3-4-0-2. We're in. Boom.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Now they're in. So they go, okay, thank you. We're going to give you a call back. We're going to go ahead and stop the transaction. And We're going to, you know, we'll let you know, you know, we're whatever. They close it up. They hang out the phone. They call them back and they say, OK, we're going to go ahead.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And what they've done is they've already gone into your bank and they've wire transferred out money. Now, if it goes, then they call you back. So let's say they send out two thousand dollars. If it goes through, they call you back. Hey, listen. We've tracked it down here, whatever. They're trying to do this again.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
They have a whole nother, they're still trying, these people are still trying to wire money out. We're going to have to close your account. We need to re-verify your number. We're going to send you another PIN number. They send another PIN number. The person gives them another fucking PIN number. They're hanging out. Boom. They just, now they send $5,000. It's like, boom, went through. Perfect.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
great call them back like they do it over until they wiped your account or until you eventually eventually some people will get like worried or whatever and they say no no we've stopped it we stopped the wire and at any time if this person were to go online and check their account see the money's going through they'd say yeah no no don't worry about it we've already stopped that that's what like we said these people are trying to wire they think they're talking to the fraud department of their own bank and they're really giving these the scammer the pin numbers over and over again
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
So that was a scam. And what was so interesting about that was there was the news program I saw that had done it. The person lost, I want to say, $80,000, $100,000, and the bank wouldn't give them the money back. They're saying, wait a minute, I got scammed. They're saying, you were giving them the PIN number. Like, we have a system in place.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And these people were calling you and you were giving the PIN number like, we don't call you. You should have called the bank.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Right, right. So they wouldn't give them, you know, hopefully eventually the bank did give them their money. You know what I'm saying? They legitimately got scammed, but that was a scam that was going on. And they had multiple people. They had just one person that wouldn't give them the money back. Some of them were smaller and they gave the money back.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
But can you imagine this person lost like their life savings?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I ignore everything. Yeah, I'm an alert swipe. The only thing I'm interested in is I contact my bank. Yep. If somebody called and said, hey, we're so-and-so, so-and-so, but we want to talk to you about such and such, okay. Just hang up and I'll call the bank.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
So worth $200 or $300, you get something for $300 and then they deliver it and you say, I never got it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
They got an Indian ready to talk to you right now.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Hello, this is Tom. No, Tom. Thank you. No. You lied to me from the first sentence. You lied. I don't trust you, Tom.
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It's not that big of a deal, right? Without a doubt. Plus the likelihood that... that you get caught is, is especially if you have it, you know, to me, if you have, if you set up a crime, what if they show up? Like, it's like, what did I get? I got a $400, whatever. I grabbed it. I ordered it. Like Amazon didn't say that the guy that I ordered it, like here, you know, here's my ID.
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And I said, well, I've got a clips channel.
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Right. A whole channel. And I know you're not subscribed because... Very few people are. I think it's coming up on 10,000, right?
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Or even if you don't have an ID, it's like, okay, you need somebody to complain. Yeah. I understand. It went to, it went to, um, uh, you know, Colby Johnson's house and, But it's to Brad Cooper. I'm Brad Cooper. Right. Colby's not complaining. He didn't order it. I see what you're saying.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
So they're looking for... If it's a neighbor that looks out and sees you grab it and writes your tag number down. And even if they pulled you over... Two weeks later or came to your house and said, yeah, we got a photo. They took photos of you. Grab it. Yeah, I had ordered a package. It went to my old. I live there a few years ago.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
It went to like most likely the cops are like, OK, this is we don't even know what was in the package. Like to me, that's actually grab it. Getting caught by the cops doesn't even if you get arrested, you're getting right back out. Like, I don't think that you end up getting a year. The only way you end up getting a year is if.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
they end up putting together some kind of a case through multiples and they get to your house or they get to your eBay account and they go, Oh, you've turned this into an enterprise. Like you're, you've got, you've got half a million dollars worth of goods on eBay. We checked your account. You've sold half a million dollars in the last two years.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
You're making, you're making a thousand to $2,000 a day and,
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And they don't really know it. They'd have to catch you with the thing, with the $400 piece of equipment.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
I think worst case scenario is they'd have to do the whole scheme to defraud and catch you. And then, yeah, you're probably looking at maybe a year or two or whatever they put together. But if you were smart about it and worked at it, made it an actual job, you probably could do it for years without...
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And let's face it, if you could make $300,000, $400,000 a year tax-free for two or three years and not be an idiot, not be a jackass that's pissing money away, really worked at it, you could end up with half a million to a million dollars. You could do something else if you're smart. I mean, most criminals aren't smart. The guys that are even the smart ones...
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
They get the money, and the next thing you know, they're driving a $100,000 sports car. You're like, what are you doing? You have no source of income. Or they're living in a penthouse. You're pissing away every dollar you have to prove to everybody you're successful, but you're really a fraud. Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
It's, it's funny because if you can, if you can rotate delivery, you know, if you can rotate addresses where you can legitimately order two things or three things to this address and say, I never got them and then go to use a different identity. And a different address. If you can continue to do that, you could do this forever, right? Yeah, you could. Like, you could... That's...
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
And when it goes all goes wrong, all your friends abandon you, you know, and it's just it all goes wrong and you lose everything you've got. And, you know, where if you were smart and said, hey, I'm going to do this for three years and save all the money, I'm going to live in someone's spare room. and save the money, and then I'm going to take that money and turn it into something.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
But the problem is, once again, that's more of a job, and it's a long-term goal, and most criminals just don't have that.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
But he made it sound like you can call somebody, you give them 50%, they order the pizza for you, the pizza shows up.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
fraudulent based um okay so yeah it once again you still have to show up to pick you still need a drop house well yes and they're ordering stuff they're ordering yes you want to pick it up somewhere same the same problem with the other i understand but the pizza stuff he said you need a drop house He said you still need a drop house to go where you can have the stuff ordered to.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Yeah. So that's the problem. It's the same problem as the first.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
You ever read a headline and think, wait, that's not what I read earlier. Or hear a story that was covered two totally different ways and think, I wonder which one's telling the truth. We all know the news can be biased. Algorithms push stories that they think you want to see. And some outlets spin stories to fit a certain agenda.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
Yeah, that's what I did. That's very doable. I like the ones that are doable. Hey, we're reviewing 20 scams in 20 minutes. Check it out. What's the first... Oh, I get it. I know you do. So the first scam is he's saying just that you order whatever, you order a laptop or probably not going to do a laptop, but they'll do something.
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Scammer Explains 20 Scams in 20 Minutes
It's exhausting trying to figure out what's real, what's exaggerated, and what's just straight up misinformation. That's why I use Ground News. It's a news platform that doesn't just show you the headlines. It shows you the whole story.
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It gathers articles from across the political spectrum, tells you the bias of each source, and even lets you compare how different outlets are framing the same event. For example, the recent federal health agency layoffs. Left-leaning news described the layoffs as a major crisis, calling them a bloodbath that could harm important public health work like tracking diseases.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I mean, that's really, that's where it breaks down, right? Like nobody's going to be able to turn this into a full-time gig unless they are just constantly ready to have stuff delivered to different addresses.
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On the other hand, right-leaning news saw the layoffs as positive change. They called it a win-win for taxpayers, which could save $1.8 billion a year. Both sides agree the layoffs and changes were happening, but they strongly disagree on what it meant. Ground news lets you compare these side-by-side so you can actually see the bias and decide for yourself what to believe.
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You can also see things like how news sources are covering a particular story, political leaning of news outlets, and the blind spot feed where you can see stories that are disproportionately covered by one side of the political spectrum. In a world of clickbait and echo chambers, having access to all perspectives is more important than ever. That's why I love Ground News.
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Boston Gangster’s Rise, Fall, and Comeback | Johnny Hickey
Oh, my God.
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Boston Gangster’s Rise, Fall, and Comeback | Johnny Hickey
You're 27.
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Boston Gangster’s Rise, Fall, and Comeback | Johnny Hickey
Are you serious for two days? So stupid.
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Boston Gangster’s Rise, Fall, and Comeback | Johnny Hickey
You know, it doesn't sound like you are.
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Boston Gangster’s Rise, Fall, and Comeback | Johnny Hickey
Oh, really?
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Boston Gangster’s Rise, Fall, and Comeback | Johnny Hickey
Wow.
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Boston Gangster’s Rise, Fall, and Comeback | Johnny Hickey
That movie with Vanessa Hutchinson when she's the prostitute. Prostitute? And there's a cave.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Boston Gangster’s Rise, Fall, and Comeback | Johnny Hickey
Do you hear that?
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Boston Gangster’s Rise, Fall, and Comeback | Johnny Hickey
Can't they lock you up?
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EXCLUSIVE!: Prison Life for Jay-Z | Extortion, Snitching & Desperation
Yeah, you don't have much of a defense after that. That's why a lot of times when you see these fraud cases that involve the, you know, Wall Street and stocks, they'll have like the SEC come in and file a complaint and sue you civilly. Und die Jungs werden versuchen, den Fall zivil zu kämpfen. Und dann folgen die kriminellen Fälle.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
EXCLUSIVE!: Prison Life for Jay-Z | Extortion, Snitching & Desperation
Und sie werden viel von der Information benutzen, die während der Erfindung und während der Trial entstanden war, in den kriminellen Fällen. Ich meine, es kann auf beide Seiten funktionieren. Also, gerade jetzt sagst du, dass das, was das tun wird, ist, was? Öffnen sie. Also, zuerst werden sie versuchen, JZ wird versuchen, das ganze Ding auszulösen.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
EXCLUSIVE!: Prison Life for Jay-Z | Extortion, Snitching & Desperation
Was denkst du, dass die Chancen, dass es ausgelöst wird?
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EXCLUSIVE!: Prison Life for Jay-Z | Extortion, Snitching & Desperation
Also. Also das andere Ding ist, dass es sich irgendwann öffnet. Das wird JZ zu Discovery öffnen.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
EXCLUSIVE!: Prison Life for Jay-Z | Extortion, Snitching & Desperation
A lot of times they'll wait, like lawyers will hold back so that you then say, this woman was never here. We don't know who she is. I don't know what's going on. And then suddenly, boom, four photos show up of you taking selfies with her or you, you know what I'm saying? And they're like, oh shit, you just said you didn't know who this person was.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
EXCLUSIVE!: Prison Life for Jay-Z | Extortion, Snitching & Desperation
You know, sometimes they'll hold back and wait for those types of things.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
EXCLUSIVE!: Prison Life for Jay-Z | Extortion, Snitching & Desperation
Sie haben sie stark gearmt?
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EXCLUSIVE!: Prison Life for Jay-Z | Extortion, Snitching & Desperation
But,
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
EXCLUSIVE!: Prison Life for Jay-Z | Extortion, Snitching & Desperation
Yeah, you know, here's the thing. Look, and I said this on another podcast one time, you know, and I'll mention it again, is that, so my wife's daughter was staying with us for like six months to a year. And this is, she's like, I think she was like 15 years old at the time. And she had some little friends and stuff, right? And so after she left, one of her friends like came back by.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
EXCLUSIVE!: Prison Life for Jay-Z | Extortion, Snitching & Desperation
You know, he thinks I'm cool, I'm doing YouTube, he's 16 years old, you know what I'm saying? So he comes by, he's like, hey, what's going, you know, hey, how's it going? I open the front door, I'm like, hey, what's up? She's not here. And he's like, no, no, I know. He's like, what are you doing? I was like, I'm just, you know, working. And he was like, and I'm standing at the front door.
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And he's like, oh, he's like, you know, I got a new car. I had wrecked my car. I got a new car. And I'm like, look out. I said, yeah, I said, good. That's great, bro. That's great. But, you know, I got to get going. And I could tell he wanted to come inside. He wanted to talk or hang out. You're 16 years old. I'm a 55-year-old man. I got no reason to be hanging out with a 16-year-old.
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Siehst du, was ich meine? Und ich bin niemand. In diesen Jungs Positionen sollte irgendein Berichter ihnen erklären. Ein Mädchen kommt rein, sie sieht jung aus. Du überlegst, dass sie zu jung ist. Was ist dein ID? Wie alt bist du? Du bist ein Ziel. Du eröffnest jemanden nicht, ohne dass du schlechte Intentionen hast. You're not parting with 13. I don't care if she's, oh, she didn't look 13.
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No, if she's 13, she doesn't look like she's 25, you know? And so I don't see why these, why these guys put themselves in these situations, unless they're in a situation where they're trying to take advantage of, of people. Du hast Leute, die die Tür klicken. Du musst wissen, dass du ein fucking Ziel bist. Für dich zu sitzen und zu sagen, was soll ich tun? Ja, das ist es, was du tun sollst.
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Du bist ein Ziel. Also ob es wahr ist oder nicht wahr, du solltest dich nicht in diese Situation setzen. Ich denke, es ist wahrscheinlich wahr. Aber der Punkt ist, dass auch wenn du sagst, oh, es ist nicht wahr, dann was war das? Warum war sie da? Was denkst du?
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Sorry, I don't know if you ever saw that video of Harvey Weinstein.
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Hitting on this, there's some chick pitching him a product and she videos the whole exchange. Bro, creepy, creepy. I mean, just Predator all over him, leaning in. I mean, just creepy. Off the scene of the video, you'd be like, oh my God, bro. So over the top, just... Chesterisch.
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Nun, ich denke, dass es oft auch Menschen sind, die es auf den Topf bringen. Unfortunately. So the other thing I was going to mention is I was thinking about this earlier. I was thinking, you know, why wouldn't Jay-Z just pay a million dollars, two million dollars to try and get out of this? And this is what I kind of came up with is because the lawsuit has initially been filed against Diddy.
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If Diddy doesn't settle, then eventually whether Wenn Jay-Z sich nicht einsetzt, wird sein Name rauskommen. Er könnte also kommen und sagen, ich gebe dir 2 Millionen Dollar, ich werde mich einsetzen, ich will meinen Namen nicht erwähnen. Es ist egal, wenn Diddy sich nicht einsetzt, schau dir das an. Sein Name wird schlussendlich rauskommen, wenn es ins Gericht geht.
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Es gab einfach keinen Weg für ihn, nicht zu sagen, ich kämpfe gegen das, weil es nicht wahr ist. Er wollte wahrscheinlich sich einsetzen.
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Na, das ist das, was mit der Cassie-Befehl passiert ist, weißt du, ist, dass sie, sobald sie rauskam, innerhalb einer Woche, innerhalb von zwei Wochen gab es drei weitere Befehl.
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Real quick, the Daniel Pitt, he put somebody in a headlock, there was a guy walking around a subway cart screaming and hollering or something, threatening people.
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Ja, das ist, was ich dachte.
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Dein Adrenalin fängt an zu pumpen und du bekommst Tunnelvision. Du siehst nicht alle. Du bist auf einer Aufgabe konzentriert. Und wenn es um Überlebenssituation geht, ist es Überlebenssituation. Du hörst nicht zu, was diese anderen Leute schreien. Er denkt, er könnte denken, wenn ich ihn loslasse, könnte er mich aufhören zu attackieren. Das könnte meine einzige Chance sein, ihn zu überwinden.
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Ja, also, ich meine, die Leute sind in den Arm.
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Yeah, it always kills me when people hear, they hear what the media is saying about somebody. But then these people go to trial and they end up getting, you know, they get found not guilty or quitted. You know, they get... Die Leute, die eigentlich gesessen sind und wahrscheinlich alle Beweise gehört haben, lassen sie gehen. Und die Leute sagen, oh, das ist Bullshit, das ist das, das ist das.
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Es erinnert mich immer daran, hast du dich jemals erinnert, als es eine alte Frau gab, die McDonald's gesucht hat und 2 Millionen Dollar gekostet hat? Für den heißen Kaffee. Ja. Nun, wenn die Leute, die Medien verrückt sind. Oh, that's ridiculous. She dropped the coffee on herself. She burned herself. It's not McDonald's fault. That's ridiculous. But then the trial happens.
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And in the trial you find out that dass McDonald's etwa 1.500-mal verurteilt wurde, dass ihr Kaffee zu heiß war. Es brachte Leute ab, es brachte Mitarbeiter ab, es brachte Kunden ab. Sie würden die Anrufe nicht beenden. Sie kämpften alle von ihnen. Und dann hat diese Frau, was wirklich passiert ist, es war so heiß, dass der Kaffee, lost its integrity.
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And so when it was handed to the woman, the top wasn't on tight because the cup was so hot, it lost its integrity. So when she grabs it, it immediately crumples, right? Everybody's had a hot coffee. That lid is what keeps the integrity of the actual container. That lid comes off, it crumbles very easily. So it crumbles, it hits her, it burns her, it gives her like third degree burns.
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She has to have skin grafts auf ihren inneren Beinen und Vagina.
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You probably deserve more than that if it hit in the midst of that. You know what I mean? Suddenly it changes. Suddenly that's what came out in the trial. And guess what? Now people go, oh man, I didn't know that. No, because that's not a 30-second soundbite on NBC News, right? At 6 o'clock news. When you start to get the real story, things change. So that's the same thing.
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It's the same concept of everybody, this guy up, oh, we should do this, we should do that. You don't know what happened. You know?
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He's got a master's degree. You know what I'm saying? This isn't an idiot. You're right. He's definitely educated. I think he's got a master's degree or something. Doesn't he?
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Mit dem Trial, das Erkenntnis, die Leute, die da waren. Wenn Diddy nicht aufhört, dann wird eventually, ob Jay-Z aufhört oder nicht, sein Name kommt raus. Jetzt sagen Leute, oh Mann, ich wusste das nicht. Oh, because that's not a 30-second soundbite on NBC News. When you start to get the real story, things change.
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Did you ever read the book? Did you ever read any John Grisham? Every John Grisham book there is, my friend.
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The Rainmaker. The Rainmaker, when the twins, they're twin boys for people listening. There are two twins. They're like 19 years old. And they have health insurance. They pay the premiums. Their mom pays them every week. It's kind of a poor man's policy, right? That they sell door to door. But she's been paying for years. Guess what? Her twin boys, they get sick. sorry, one of them gets sick.
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Well, you know, all these lawsuits coming out now, you know, of course, you know, one or two come out and then, of course, they all jump on them. But The criminal case obviously makes it... It gives these guys even more of a reason to file.
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He gets cancer, bone cancer. So he needs a bone marrow transplant, which has been being done for 20 years, by the way. The insurance company automatically denies them by saying it's an experimental treatment and we're not going to cover it. So The Rainmaker, which is this kid that just graduated law school, takes on their case.
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Nobody wants to take on the case because nobody wants to fight an insurance company because insurance companies have a fleet of lawyers that work for them full time. So they fight cases all the time. So no lawyer wants to take the case. This kid, fresh out of law school, he takes the case. During discovery, he comes up with
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Ich möchte sagen, es war ein Klaims-Adjuster, den sie nicht sehen konnten, wo sie sie schlussendlich bekommen. Und sie erklärt, dass die Sicherheitsfirma eine Politik aufgenommen hat. Es war wie eine 24-Monats-Policy für 24 Monate. Sie verabschiedeten jeden Klaim, der kam, ohne dass sie kleine Klaims waren.
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So any major claim they denied because an actuary had done the numbers and he crunched the numbers and determined it was cheaper to fight the cases and settle out of court than it was to actually pay out the claims. And they said, look, if we do this for a period of two years, we'll make 800 Millionen Dollar. Und dann können wir wieder in die Geschäftsführung gehen, wie gewohnt.
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Es war also eine Geldgrab. Sie erklärt das. Sie gehen zum Gericht. Natürlich macht der Kerl viel Geld. Aber das war ihre Politik. Sie wollten es negieren, obwohl sie wussten, dass sie es negieren. Sie sagten, es sei eine experimentelle Behandlung. Es war keine experimentelle Behandlung, die seit 20 Jahren gemacht wurde. Es war eine Standardbehandlung.
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Es wurde in medizinischen Textbüchern unterrichtet. It was common. And they denied it for the wrong reason. The kid ends up dying. And it was all because the insurance company wanted to make money. They just it was just a policy that they enacted and they thought they wouldn't get caught. And this guy catches them and they lose a bunch of money.
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But I mean, insurance companies do that may be an egregious case, but it's not unheard of. I mean, these are. Du wirst Leute finden, die unvergesslich sind in solchen Positionen. Diese CEOs machen 10 Millionen pro Jahr, 30 Millionen pro Jahr, 20 Millionen. Und es gibt viel Druck auf sie, um diese Unternehmen profitabel zu machen. Und offensichtlich, wie tust du diese Unternehmen profitabel machen?
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If they were questioning it before... What a lot of people don't understand is when these lawyers jump on a case or file a case, you know, they have to... It's just like a... What do you call it? A bodily injury case or something like that, right? Like, you... The lawyer's putting up all the money.
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I don't think he wanted to be found guilty, because I think he made a mistake. The mistake was pulling his mask down. First of all, he should have never gone into New York City and done that. There's too many cameras, there's too many ways to track you, there's too many people. That was a mistake. He made some mistakes, but he took a lot of precautions.
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All the fake IDs, checking in under fake IDs. Er hat viele Voraussetzungen genommen. Ich denke, er hat wahrscheinlich gedacht, dass er viele Leute aufbauen wird. Er hatte wahrscheinlich einen langfristigen Plan und er wurde auf den ersten haben. Listen, this is a guy that made a bunch of social posts and commentary on the Unabomber. Same thing. Unabomber. Super intelligent guy.
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Super, super smart. Went to MIT. I mean, brilliant. From New York, I might add. Upstate New York. But go ahead. But also, just like, look, you have, if you're, lots of extremely intelligent people have mental, you know, we've all got mental problems. Shit, I got mental problems. It's just to what degree? Weißt du? Und nur weil du klug bist, kannst du super klug sein.
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Und manchmal bist du super klug. Ich denke, es funktioniert gegen dich.
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Listen, I worked in the library one time for like six months, maybe a year. I had multiple jobs. Und ich habe mit diesem Mann gesprochen, super klüger Mann, er hat das Gleiche gemacht, klüger Mann. Wir haben in der Bibliothek für fünf Jahre gearbeitet. Er hatte einen 30- oder 40-jährigen Satz. Ich meine, er ist ein sehr, sehr scharfer Mann.
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Wir haben über Filme gesprochen, was einen guten Remake machen würde, das Art von Sachen, wirklich tolle Gespräche mit diesem Mann. And one day, we're talking about six months of talking to him. One day I mentioned something and I forget what it was, but I think it had something to do with Timothy McVeigh. And he immediately was like, Und er hat mich geschaut und ich habe gesagt, was?
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Er hat gesagt, du weißt, das ist alles, das ist alles Bullshit. Und ich habe gesagt, was meinst du? Er hat gesagt, die Oklahoma City Bombing. Er ist wie die föderale Gebäude, die runterkommt, weil sie nichts mit Timothy McVeigh zu tun hat. Und ich war so, was redest du darüber? Ich habe ihm gesagt, ich habe nur ein Dokumentarfilm gesehen oder so etwas. Und ich bin so, was meinst du?
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Weil ich schon denke, oh, oh. He went on a 20-minute rant about how the... Keep in mind, this is a guy from Florida. How the government had stored his discovery in Oklahoma City in the FBI field office or whatever the field office was that was in that building. And that they had...
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So they have to have a good likelihood that they're going to get paid back, that they're going to be successful in filing this case. Now, in this case, maybe if you had a client that came to you and said, look, this is what's going on. I was taken advantage of. This is what happened. They're like, yeah, I don't know.
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selbst die Bombe aufgebaut, um die Gebäude herunterzunehmen, damit sie ihm dann den Zugang zu seiner Erfindung verweigern können, damit sie ihn im Gefängnis halten können. Ich meine, bist du verrückt? Deine Erfindung ist nicht in einem Field Office gehalten. In Oklahoma. Dein Fall ist aus Florida. Es ist im US-Abteilungsamt gehalten. Ich meine, es ist absolut krass, Bruder.
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Und ich habe diesen Jungen seit sechs Monaten gesprochen. Und er war brillant. You just don't know. Like you said, you'll talk to people forever and then one day they'll say something and you'll be like, oh wow, you're fucking crazy.
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Nobody is going to send you anything, bro. Nobody is going to send you anything. They'll forget about you. All these people that are talking you into this, they'll forget all about you. 10 years later, 20 years later, all those guys are gone and the only people that are left don't even answer your phone calls anymore.
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I'm not sure I want to sue one of these guys because they're going to have the means to fight it out in court. And yeah, they probably don't want the bad press, but they've got a media machine. That's prior to them being indicted or having the other suits, right? So then someone like Diddy gets indicted and it looks like he's going to end up being found guilty or at least pleading guilty.
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Well, what ends up happening then is lawyers go, okay, wait a minute, we didn't have much of a chance. It didn't look like a great case before, but now it looks like an amazing case because once he's found guilty, he can't even defend against this case.
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Yeah, he's he's he's doomed. I mean, I have a whole video on this guy, Courtney Burgess, you know, on the Kim Kim Porter memoir. That guy, you know. He's muddied the water so much. He's probably he's definitely helped Puffs or Diddy's fucking his case because he's muddied the water so much.
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He's been called in front of the grand jury twice on this thing, you know, which is all problem, which that that whole diary is bullshit. Like this guy wrote that diary. You know, it's it's and they made a chunk of money. Like I can't say how much money, but let me tell you, it's a chunk.
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So, you know, it's all just it was a money grab and he's and people are getting famous off of Diddy right now and making tons of money. And a lot of times people on social media are helping the case. You know, they didn't call this guy to they didn't call this guy to the grand jury because the government's not interested in what he's had to say. You know, he may end up being a being a witness.
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So if Diddy was smart, he'd try he'd be trying desperately to take a. 15-Jahre, 20-Jahre-Sentenz gerade. Föderale Sentenz und alles und Kicken zurück. Aber, weißt du, wer weiß.
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If he doesn't try and take some kind of plea, like you said, you were saying he's not gonna. But if he doesn't try and take some kind of plea, you're right, he's spending the rest of his life in prison.
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So anybody that jumps on the bandwagon now, just before he's found guilty or pleads guilty, their case is a shoe in that they're going to get some kind of a settlement unless he claims bankruptcy or something. So a lot of these cases that are coming out now were cases that probably were in existence before or these were facts that were known before by attorneys.
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But the attorneys were like, you don't really have a case. I can't spend $200,000 fighting this fucking guy's legal team. But now that these guys are being indicted, Jetzt sieht es aus, als wäre es ein guter Deal für sie. Und sie sind offen. Lassen Sie uns sagen, wenn Diddy verurteilt wird, wird Jay-Z ein echtes Problem haben. So wie du es gerade gesagt hast. Oh, das ist mein bester Freund.
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Wir verhalten uns immer zusammen. Ich gehe zu all seinen Partien. Wir sind wie zwei P's in einem Pond. Oh, aber ich wusste nicht, dass er das und das und das machte. Na, du warst da. Deine Fotos sind da. Du bist bei jedem Party. Wie weißt du das nicht?
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You know, I knew there was a bunch of lawsuits on Diddy, and then just recently I saw that they added, I guess he was named as like an unnamed co-conspirator or something, and they just
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Aber ja, ich würde einfach so arbeiten. Er muss niemandem Scheiß bezahlen.
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Right. She's 37. I think she's 37 years old now.
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Listen, I have a buddy named Zach, who's Bruder. Und ich sage immer, dass es sein Bruder ist. Ich glaube, er hat mich beurteilt. Er sagte, nein, es war mein Cousin. Sein Cousin war ein guter Freund. Zack ist schwarz. Sein Cousin ist schwarz, offensichtlich. Sein Cousins bester Freund war ein weißer Typ, der bei Shoney's arbeitete. Und so Shoney's, und ich glaube, es war wie Denny's oder so.
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Es war einer dieser Bratwurst-Restaurants. Sie wurden für Diskriminierung gesucht. Right. So blacks are getting together and suing, saying, look, they won't hire us or they're firing us for no reason or they're not giving us service. They're not sitting us. They're sitting whites before. So it was a big deal. All these lawsuits start coming out.
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EXCLUSIVE!: Prison Life for Jay-Z | Extortion, Snitching & Desperation
So Zach's cousin has a good friend that worked at like Denny's or something, let's say. I don't know if Denny's or Shoney's, but at Denny's. And he'd worked there for like six months. And all these lawsuits are happening. So they come up with a scheme for the cousin to go in, sit down and order food. He asked to get a refill on his drink.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
EXCLUSIVE!: Prison Life for Jay-Z | Extortion, Snitching & Desperation
And the white dude turns to him and says, yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, in a minute, I'll get it in a minute. Takes another order, goes and gets the order, brings it back. He says, hey, don't forget about my Coke, my refill. He goes, yeah, yeah, no problem. 10, 15 Minuten gehen vorbei. Er sagt, hey, Mann, kann ich, kann ich, er sagt, ja, ja, ja, Bro, ich kriege es, ich bin dran, ich bin dran.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
EXCLUSIVE!: Prison Life for Jay-Z | Extortion, Snitching & Desperation
Die anderen 15 Minuten gehen vorbei. Er sagt, Bro, was ist mit meinem Coke? Er sagt, Mann, entschuldige dich. Er sagt, das ist der Grund, warum ich dich nicht mehr auf dich warte. Er sagt es laut, alle anderen Patronen hören es. Dieser Kerl ist so, was zur Hölle? They get the manager, manager comes over, says, what happened? He's man.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
EXCLUSIVE!: Prison Life for Jay-Z | Extortion, Snitching & Desperation
So he gets all upset, like, oh, I'm sick of waiting on these people. And he gets all upset. The other patrons go to the black guy and say, listen, man, we heard what he said. Take my phone number down. That's some bullshit. They take his phone number. He says, listen, and I forget exactly what the amount is, but we're talking about within a couple of days they are being contacted by a lawyer.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
EXCLUSIVE!: Prison Life for Jay-Z | Extortion, Snitching & Desperation
So what happens with, so what does the actual lawsuit say that this girl is saying?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Inside Hollywood’s Secret Billionaire Parties | Cult Exposed
Okay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Inside Hollywood’s Secret Billionaire Parties | Cult Exposed
Yeah. What was that like?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Inside Hollywood’s Secret Billionaire Parties | Cult Exposed
Okay. What were you doing for work?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Inside Hollywood’s Secret Billionaire Parties | Cult Exposed
Okay, what was the issue?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Inside Hollywood’s Secret Billionaire Parties | Cult Exposed
They are.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Inside Hollywood’s Secret Billionaire Parties | Cult Exposed
Okay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
So, He said, I remember I got a first mortgage.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
That night, Dave says to me, Travis really doesn't like you, dude.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
That's just. And Dave's like, oh, yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
And your conscience is telling you that, you know, that's garbage. So... I'm going to join my buddy Billy and Kurt.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
But for whatever reason, I've not been offered a full-time position. So... I'm just going to take Friday off and I'll be gone Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
and I couldn't find her.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
And I get there, and you just have that feeling when you open the door, something's different. Oh, Dave has packed up all his stuff and left. And there were betting slips all over the floor.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
And he's gone. And on my bed was a note. And on the kitchen counter, there was a note for Travis and Avelina.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
Dave kind of said it all out there for me. He said, listen, as you know, my brother has an antique and stamp business. He said, the government, you know, people are doing more and more email.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
Okay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
That was BS. Okay. I didn't have a fiance that died. I got in the same problems in Ohio, and I just can't keep myself out of trouble. You're a good dude. Basically, I'm sorry about Matt's money. You know, basically... My bad. My bad.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
Show me where you're buying it. Show me your fish.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
Do the right thing, Dave off yourself.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
I just want to talk to him. Yeah. You know? So. that website ends up going up and someone finds out Dave's real name.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
Travis and Avelina would later come to the house. I kind of blown it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
And if you say he did it in Ohio, he did it in Florida, he did it in Texas, he did it in Indiana.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
Oh, that's what you were going to say.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
Right. He gets out of prison. He goes to the halfway house. Nobody hears from him. People start
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
It was... Oh, man. My mother's going to listen to this like, I can't believe he did that.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
Yeah. And the... Yeah. He just... I think, but, you know, gambling's such an issue, and especially if you're competitive, when you lose, you want to get back up and go right back at it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
What?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
What?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
Right.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
So
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
He's like, listen, you start out as a temp.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
He must be really doing well, but he works in the, he didn't, he didn't sell loans. He did the, uh, quality control, uh, processor. Yeah. In the processing.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
I'm not going to tell him I'm going antiquing. So, work's going fine. I'm doing well.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
This is Jen. That's my ex-fiance. She died of cancer. And I felt like a shit bag.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
So anyway, Matt ends up sending him like 30 grand.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
There wasn't too much more to tip me off, but I finally started thinking, this just doesn't make sense.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
You know, I'm old school like that. It's just what it is. So, and it just, I just remember thinking, This is weird. So one Saturday, I'm at home. Mail goes through the slot. And it says Bank of America statement. I opened it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
It didn't show up.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
So you don't know exactly how the money is distributed.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
And I remember we're in August. And we started getting some really bad rainstorms.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
JFK’s Final Moments and the Secret Fallout | New Evidence
Okay.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
He got in there and somehow broke out and flung himself out of a window. I have no idea how he got rid of the handcuffs. He got away. Boyd ended up running up the hill with a machine gun. Took a couple shots at the deputies. That sentence was never served.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
No, definitely not. The actual name is Charles Arthur Floyd. And the Floyds were from northwestern Georgia, I believe Bartow County. They were farm people, country people. At one point, I saw some suggestion that there was some distant connection to a Confederate general whose name was Floyd, who was singularly unnoteworthy in what he did for the Confederacy. But there may be a connection there.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
He certainly wasn't loath to rob banks. I mean, some of the accounts estimate that he robbed 50 banks during his career. I think that's probably high, but he hit quite a few. Right. And, you know, and of course, It's the same kind of thing as with the Daltons and the Youngers and the James boys. You know, if you're robbed, you don't want to be robbed by some lowlife.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
You want, you know, the big guys to have been the perpetrators. So there were some banks that he was... credited with robbing that he may never have even seen. But there were certainly enough of them. And so after this, you know, he's still wanted for escaping from his 12 to 15 year sentence. He's wanted for the killing of Officer Kastner in Bowling Green.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
And there were other officers that one of the accounts said that during his career, he killed 12 people, nine of whom were police officers. So that would, uh, would certainly keep him, um, in front of the, in front of the gun sites of any of the police. And then after this, this incident in Bowling Green, uh, he went back to Oklahoma, found a new partner by necessity. And, um,
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
and continued on a string of bank robberies throughout the Midwest. I was going to make a list of them, but I just ran out of time yesterday. It probably wouldn't be that interesting, but there were a lot.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
That's a lot of banks. he made a name for himself. But the thing that really brought him to the forefront of the criminal world was something that he denied he did. He denied it immediately after the event. His other newer partner denied that he was involved with it. And it was totally unlike their other normal activities, which is to go in these rural banks or small town banks and
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
make a quick haul for a couple thousand dollars, if that. But in 1933, Charlie was accused of participating in a major gangland incident. And again, this is unlike him because he was not mixed up with uh the mob right for the most part and and it i don't think he was at all but but he he was blamed for this and what happened is that there was a uh
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
federal uh convict named frank nash who had escaped i'm amazed at how easy it was to escape custody but frank nash was in prison on a federal uh rap um he was like a bookkeeper for for the mob he had escaped and then got recaptured and they were in the process of taking him back to prison and the suspicion is that higher-ups in the criminal world did not want frank
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
to be able to go back and be interviewed at the leisure of the police and the federal authorities. And they wanted to spring him before he was back in behind bars. So they knew somehow, probably some cash applied to somebody that had variable morals. They knew that he was going to be passing through the Kansas City Union Station. while they were taking him back to the prison he had escaped from.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
And at any rate, there was, while they were transferring him, or the car pulled in with Nash and an FBI agent and a couple of local detectives were with him, suddenly these other gentlemen appeared and opened fire. And they opened fire primarily with Thompson machine guns, submachine guns. Not the best item to use if you're trying to do precision work to free somebody in a car.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
And they killed the FBI agent. They killed two of the local deputies. And they killed Frank Nash. So if they were trying to spring him, they did a bad job of it. And they didn't really catch anybody at the time. We know that Charlie was in the Midwest.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
He may have been not far from Kansas City, but he actually wrote to the government and said, I just want it known that I had absolutely nothing to do with that. Do you believe a guy that robbed that many banks? I don't know. They didn't believe it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
But the family had moved to Oklahoma. A lot of times they're compared to the Jodes, you know, Grapes of Wrath kind of thing, although I think the Jodes were moving from Oklahoma to California when they were made famous in Steinbeck's novel. But there are a lot of comparisons. They were not well-to-do people.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
He always put a positive spin on it, and that was kept up by his family for decades. And one of the other fellas who was alleged to have been involved with that was a, uh, a fellow named Adam Reschetti. And, uh, that Reschetti was, was Charlie's newest, uh, partner, if you will. And, um, I, I guess what I would say is that after that, everybody was after him.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
You know, this put him in the forefront of the criminal world. Um, And in fact, you probably have heard about the idea of public enemy number one, which was really a publicity thing that J. Edgar Hoover dreamed up, but it was a good one.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
You pick out the worst guy in the country and say he's number one, we're going to get him. And that's great as long as you get him.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
And the first one to be named was Dillinger. So Dillinger, you know, died on a sidewalk in Chicago outside of a theater. And so that left the titled position open for the next comer. And that was Charlie. Charlie was the second person to be named public enemy number one. So, and he only held that title for three months until... They caught him. Well... until he came to Columbiana County.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
But, uh, um, now after the, uh, after the Kansas City, uh, they called it the Kansas City Massacre, which I guess killed four people with a machine gun that probably qualifies.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
Although I did find it interesting in talking to some of the nephews, who unfortunately have all passed now, that Charlie is the only one in the family who ever was convicted of any serious crime. In fact, one of his brothers, after Charlie died, became the sheriff of Sequoia County, Oklahoma. And one of the nephews was an accountant. And I remember him being very interested in the fact.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
You know, he still wanted for escaping from his 12 to 15 year sentence. He was the second person to be named public enemy number one. You know, when he was... in the Wellsville area.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
And I kind of quizzed him. I said, nobody else was quite as colorful as your uncle. And he said, oh, absolutely not. Now, his father... who was Walter Floyd, had kind of a tragic end. He was shot by somebody that he was disputing with about some personal property. Father and his wife had a store across the street, and they got into this confrontation, and the
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
Floyd left, and the fellow that he was arguing with had a .410 shotgun cut off, and he plugged him. And he staggered across the street into his store and died right there. Now, I had always heard rumors, and I think you'll still hear them, that Charlie had just gotten out of prison at the time his father was killed. And a lot of the writers suggest that
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
He took care of things after the law failed to do anything to the shooter. In fact, I was reading just this morning that people still show outsiders the remnants of an old well that is supposed to be where Charlie dumped the body of this guy. He was tried for the shooting. Mills was his name. And they acquitted him. So that might be an interesting one to look into.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
At one point, he then got in a shootout with the Wellsville chief of police and two of his erstwhile deputies, and Floyd ended up running up the hill with the machine gun, took a couple shots at the deputies, and the gun jammed, and he had literally tossed it under a rabbit hutch. because I don't know if you've ever picked up a Thompson, but I think they weigh about 16 pounds.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
Well, Charlie's criminal career started when he was 18 years old, and he robbed the local post office of $350 worth of pennies. So that's going in at the deep end. But because of his age, they put him on probation or, you know, first time offender basically did not throw the book at him. But then that would have been in 1922. After that, Charlie, who did not like farm work.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
And this was tough times for farmers after World War I. But the only thing he could find to do was to rent himself out at harvest time and travel around with other such young men to help major farmers with their products, their harvesting. And he really didn't like it from everything I've read. What he did like is kind of the sense of freedom that he had.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
And as frequently young man doesn't like the nine to five type life, he made connections that were not ultimately beneficial to him. And so at one point sometime in 1925, he and two other similar guys robbed a Kroger payroll office. And they did better than $350, but they were also immediately caught. And Charlie was sentenced to, I believe it was five years in Missouri State Penitentiary.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
And they had let him out on good behavior after only four years. So he was in the Jefferson City Penitentiary in Missouri, which I've seen pictures of the inmates wore stripes and the ball and chain was frequently imposed. And it wasn't something he really wanted to ever go back to. And he had just been released from prison when his father was murdered.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
So it fits the the tale telling this to say, yeah, Charlie, you know, let the law try to take its course, but they failed. So he took care of it. But again, Michael Wallace did a lot of research on this in Oklahoma and said there was absolutely no truth to it as far as, you know, some kind of revenge killing.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
So Charlie was, by that time, some of the writers think that he learned from other criminals while he was in the Missouri prison. And it certainly didn't show him the path to redemption because he went right back to his old ways. And he got involved with other criminals. One thing about Charlie is that you never...
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
get the sense he, he wasn't, uh, you know, with the mob or anything like that, at least for most of his career. Um, he was kind of a rural independent and he would work with various other people. Um, of course, some of those people didn't have very long lives after they hooked up with Charlie and, uh, you know, several of them that were killed during these early years. For example, um,
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
and what surprised me when I, when I first started to look into this is he really did get around. Uh, he was robbing banks in Colorado. Um, he had come to Ohio, uh, previously. Um, and in fact, he, uh, his first major bank robbery was in a little town in Northwestern Ohio called Sylvania. And he, he knocked off the bank there. Um, and then in, uh, May of 1930, he was arrested in Akron, Ohio.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
They were looking for him because of that Sylvania bank job, and they caught him. He was hiding under a bed in a questionable place.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
Yes, yes. And they caught him, and they sent him back to Toledo for trial, and he was convicted again. And what's kind of interesting to me is if he was sentenced for 12 to 15 years in the Ohio State Penitentiary, and had he served that, you and I wouldn't be talking about this. It wouldn't be another colorful story for Columbiana County.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
It would not be something you'd want to carry. if it wasn't useful to you. So he dumped it. And one of the neighborhood children who was still living at the time I got interested explained to me how the neighborhood kids found the gun under the rabbit hutch. And this guy was still mad that they took it off of him. So he thought that he should get to keep that. But the FBI ended up with it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
But he was actually on his way to Columbus with the officers. He was handcuffed. And he talked the officers into letting him use the restroom in the train car that they were in. He got in there and somehow broke out and flung himself out of a window. I have no idea how he got rid of the handcuffs, but he got away and got away clean. And the next thing you knew, he was back in Oklahoma.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
So that was the last time Charlie was ever killed.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
Yeah, absolutely. And the Ohio State Penitentiary at that time was certainly no club med. I mean, it was every bit as bad as the Missouri Penitentiary, probably worse, although he wouldn't have known that. So he escaped from that. He went back and throughout his years, not that there were that many of them, there's always this tendency to go back to Oklahoma, the Cooks and Hills. And
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
Aikens, Oklahoma, and a little town called Salislaw. That was his home place. And he just always used that as his place of refuge, no matter where he was.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
Yeah, well, that's where the family was. So his mother, in fact, his mother lived a long life. His brothers, most of them lived to be elderly.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
Well, if you start with the Kroger robbery, which was 1925, and then roughly four years in prison, gets out. May or may not have gone after his father's killer, but the family said it didn't happen. And then the Sylvania bank job. And then the next thing that he did is he was back in Ohio. supposedly he murdered two brothers in March of 1931. Their names were Wayne and Wallace Ash.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
And the reason for that, some of the authorities seem to think that they were snitches and that he did them in because of that. But what is absolutely established is that one of the Ash brothers was married to a woman that Floyd was interested in. And for the rest of his life, he was in close proximity to this woman and her sister.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
So her name was Ash, but she and her sister's maiden names was Bayer. But they were frequently with Floyd and his various associates. So they were with Floyd the next year in 1931. when he was in Bowling Green, Ohio, and they were casing a bank, getting ready to rob it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
Uh, no, no, not, uh, not at all. And, and according to, to the, probably the best account, uh, Beulah was probably the one that gave Charlie his nickname because the family to this day refers to him as Charlie or chalk.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
And chalk was, uh, apparently a beer, a type of beer. I don't know if it's a manufactured type or something homemade, but he liked chalk top beer. And so that became his nickname. But he was labeled as Pretty Boy by one of the Baird sisters. Different stories, you know, that the police, when he was a young criminal, they said he was a pretty boy.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
One of the more colorful stories says that a Kansas City madam uh, said, well, I, you're too pretty for these other girls. I'll take care of you myself. Uh, probably not true, but you'll find that anything with Charlie Floyd, there's going to always be another interpretation coming down the pike.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
And, um, and, and another women, but, uh, The Baird sisters were with Charlie when he was in Bowling Green, Ohio. And his his associate then was a lovely fellow named Bill Miller. And I have found out since then that Bill Miller, who's who's nicknamed a better nickname than Charlie. He was Billy the Killer Miller.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
And that family came from just across the county line here in the Ohio River Valley. They were from Beaver County, Pennsylvania. And Billy earned his nom de plume or whatever you want to call it, because he murdered his own brother over a woman. The brother's name was Alabama Joe Miller. And... These women are causing problems. Oh, they're causing trouble. They're causing trouble.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
So he was definitely in the available rabble that Charlie could run with. And he was with Charlie in Bowling Green. A local officer saw that they were clearly up to no good and approached. And the net result was that Billy was killed on the spot by the officer, and then the officer, whose name was Kastner, was shot either by Miller or by Charlie.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
America’s Greatest Bank Robber? Inside the Life of Pretty Boy Floyd
So the bank never did get robbed, but they had to flee Ohio again. He went separately from the Baird sisters. They had to make their own way home. They seemed to be talented at that.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
FBI Most Wanted Con Woman - $80 Million in Bank Fraud | Portia Louder
It's a gray area.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
FBI Most Wanted Con Woman - $80 Million in Bank Fraud | Portia Louder
Say nothing. They're like, what? He's got to be like, what are you saying? Nothing about what? Nothing. Everything is real.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
FBI Most Wanted Con Woman - $80 Million in Bank Fraud | Portia Louder
This guy is not instilling confidence at all.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
FBI Most Wanted Con Woman - $80 Million in Bank Fraud | Portia Louder
I see you're 110 pounds talking to your 200 pound brother saying, listen, you're soft. You can't handle.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
FBI Most Wanted Con Woman - $80 Million in Bank Fraud | Portia Louder
You're not cut out for this like me. I'm a gangster.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
FBI Most Wanted Con Woman - $80 Million in Bank Fraud | Portia Louder
And they ask you.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
FBI Most Wanted Con Woman - $80 Million in Bank Fraud | Portia Louder
An equity deal.
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And it's like, hey, this is retaliation. Yeah, we don't really care about that. We don't care.
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Diamond has a bad attitude. She's going to get me tased.
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They're just trying to get attention. They're just trying to get you to turn around and look at them.
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My bad.
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The feds have horrible terms. I don't like it.
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What can we do about this? Paul, John, let's talk about this. Come see me. Oh, you are something.
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You're a horrible person. I tried.
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The Dumbest Counterfeiting Scheme in U.S. History
He just bonded out on a minor charge and got himself a major charge.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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It's not going to end good for Jake. I can already tell.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So anyway, he got out. So it was devastating.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So you moved.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Hope I'm not breaking the rules of Fight Club here. So what happened? What happened after that?
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And I, you know, I know these two guys that are robbing banks. How do you know? I'm driving the getaway car. It wasn't my fault. That is my friend's fault, man.
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That's right. Or buy cocaine. We're going to this is our our our come up.
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See, all this stuff is dated. Yeah. No, I understand everything.
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So we started driving to Houston, picking up three, four hundred ecstasy pills. And you're bringing them back. What are you doing? You're selling them yourself or you? Yes. We're selling them.
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And they don't have their own internal security. I mean...
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, I thought you guys were dragging around three little kids. We could have got them to spend the money.
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That's what I was wondering. Yeah, you know, he knew. He knew.
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I'm sure your dad knew this was coming. Your dad probably was like... I don't think he knew this much. Felt like I was going to be visiting you in jail at some point. You know what? My basketball coach, the last words he said to me was, be careful, your phones might be tapped.
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Man, I never, I don't know. You didn't think you were eventually going to end up getting arrested? I mean, not really. How do you know?
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They were like, man, this ain't. Yeah, this is low ball. He's not even really looking at it any time. So my dad's buddy ended up handling it.
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Right. For criminal defense. For a federal case? Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Everybody in there is a hustler. Yeah, so it's... Running game. Yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Right. We can't help but lie. Yeah. You're constantly lying. It's a great salesman.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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So he's mid to early 30s. Started over, doing fine. They come in with this other one.
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Jesus Christ. All right, go ahead.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, it's all federal.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Well, I've never gotten an email where I saw Esquire at the end of the name and I thought, whoo, who's this? My first thought is, oh, Christ. If somebody knocked on the door and said, hey, I'm an attorney, I'd be like, ah, fuck. Yeah. You know, it's like, you might as well say, hi, I'm an, I'm an internal revenue service agent. Ah, Jesus. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Nobody wants that. So yeah. Yeah.
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Not good. Yeah. You, you, you definitely have to have thick skin.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I think he probably, in his mind, probably had a plan to crack a bunch of these guys, kind of do a whole Unabomber thing. That's my thought, because he also left... social media posts on Unabomber content that's out there. Interesting. I'd heard that, that he gave it like a five-star review or he made little comments that he liked what he said, he understood it.
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Have you seen that? No. But it's like the... What's the crook? What was the crook? The kid that shot at... That you never hear about, by the way. The Trump guy. The Trump guy. The Thomas... Oh, right. Never hear about that. Yeah, yeah. So here's my theory on that. Yes, let's hear it. My theory on him is... It's exactly what it looks like. That's the truth, the truth of it.
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But when you start, when guys started coming in, guys were saying, I did a podcast with Danny Jones on this, and we actually talked to a former CIA agent. And so we had a conversation, which I don't think really went anywhere. A nice guy, but his basically his thing was like, look, he's like, I think this is what it is.
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It's exactly it's a it's a kid that had become disenfranchised or whatever you want to call it with. With Trump and decided he was going to take him out and that's going to make a name for himself or whatever. But then you've got the people are saying, hey, what if this was a CIA op or what if it was whatever, you know, somebody.
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And my thought was in today's society, how hard would it be to do that in a way? That you say, okay, we're not going to – kind of like the Kennedy and – Yeah, I was just going to say. What's the guy that shot Kennedy? Booth, John Wilkes Booth. No, John Wilkes Booth is Abraham Lincoln. I'm talking about – Lee Harvey Oswald. Thank you, Lee Harvey Oswald.
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I don't know. Lee Harvey Oswald. So Lee Harvey Oswald, when you look at him, they had been tracking him forever. There was plenty – like if you looked at someone to be a patsy, he was perfect. He's gone to the Soviet Union or he went – I almost said defected, but he went to the Soviet Union. He had been passing out pamphlets, goes to the Soviet Union, marries a Soviet or a Russian girl.
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He becomes disenfranchised with their system. He comes back here. He's still – He's still passing out pamphlets. He's involved in all of these, in politics. He gets a job at the—he's got a bunch of menial jobs, gets a job at the Texas Book Depository, and he's in the perfect space. And then suddenly, at the last minute, they change the route to go right in front of it.
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And boom, this guy shoots him multiple times. He was not a great marksman. The gun was, the site possibly was defected. Was it? Was it not? Who knows? But the point is, is if you look at it, like he's the perfect Patsy. And I thought, how do you find the perfect Patsy now? It's 10 times easier. All you have to do, if you have access to the NSA, you say, here's what we want.
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Trump is going to be at these 14 locations throughout the country over the next three months. I need to know individuals, you know, you give them the makeup, right? Like a white male that can shoot.
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that is between the ages of 18 and 30, or 40 or whatever, that have been posting social media, you know, horrible, whatever, violent things about Trump on social media that is clearly, you know, liberal. They just give them the basic makeup, right? The psychological makeup of what they think a shooter would be. And I need to find... Who fits that?
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Who fits that profile in these 14 different cities, within a 45-minute drive of these 14 cities.
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They're going to come up with 190 of them.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I got 25 guys here, two guys here, six guys here, 14 here, 13 here, 11 here. They're going to go, okay, now what we're going to do is we're going to go and we're going to look at all those guys. Which one of them currently own weapons? Which can shoot? Which can this? Which don't have family? Which, you know, who are the guys?
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And all you got to do is you go to the guy and you say, look, we've read your social. He's walking to work one day. You pull him into a van with a bunch of guys. You say, listen, here's what we're doing. This is what we, here's what you've said. Here's your chance. Here's your chance. We can't do it. We need plausible deniability. You are perfect.
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Once you're finished with this, we're going to get you out of the, we're going to give you money and get you out of the country. It'll look perfect for you. You'll be doing your country a service. We promise they will never find you. Knowing we're going to have them shot.
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As soon as he gets on, as soon as he takes the shot and takes this guy out and get, shooting someone with like a, what do you shoot him with? An M4? Or no, it was a...
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ar-15 or something like that i thought it was an ar okay like honestly if you talk to most of these guys out there they're like it's it's amazing he didn't tear him apart like he wasn't that far away he had a scope he really should have just and he almost did let's face it if trump hadn't turned at the last minute that one that was it that one bullet was it's it's actually mind-boggling what a story i mean oh my god but right like within that's the perfect setup
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So if that's the case, then I think he might have been kind of a... you know, I don't know, follower, but he, he may have thought, Hey, something similar to this could work. Cause you don't have that. I mean, it's not, look, it's not easy for the average person to just suddenly decide to get a fake ID.
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Yeah. That guy would have been perfect. It is. It would have been perfect. And then they have total deniability. So if you were going to do it, he would have been perfect. I don't think that's what it was. What I'm saying in today's society, they probably had 120 guys they could have gone to. 60% of them could have pulled it off. This kid was a shooter.
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He tried out for the, he shot many, many times. He tried out for his high school shooting team, right? It didn't get, it didn't make it. But it's obvious that he's a shooter. He's made a bunch of, has a bunch of social commentary on Trump, things he disliked.
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Yeah. Never hear about it. We don't hear much about it.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Mainstream media certainly isn't pushing the agenda. They want to forget about it.
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Immediately.
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Oh, you mean – I'm sorry. I didn't understand. I thought you meant shooting at him.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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No, I know people are idiots. People are idiots. If I was Trump and you came to me as my advisor and said, here's what we're going to do, I'd be like –
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Nobody's shooting at me.
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Yeah. The breakdown is horrific.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Are you talking about the woman that was head of the Secret Service?
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That's difficult.
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And they're telling the locals and the Secret Service, this is what's going on. And they're like, oh, we went over there. We couldn't find anybody. What do you mean you couldn't find him? But there's a guy in the thing. Other people, we think he went up here. Like, why is Trump taking the podium? You know, people are telling there's a guy on the roof with a gun.
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He should have been that immediately should have been pulled out. Oh, the breakdown in communication.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I'm certainly not going to sit here and say that law enforcement or the justice system is ineffective. But yeah, I can see a breakdown. I can see them being ineffective. It just seems so over... If you listen to all the... I watch a video on it, which means I'm an expert. That's right. You watch a couple of TikToks. I watch the 15-minute video on everything. But there were so many different...
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So many different people – well, not people, but instances where there were multiple people being told this is what's going on, and the officers are wandering around and watching, and they're climbing up and falling down ladders and this and that. And yet nobody at any point said, I'm thinking maybe we shouldn't let this dude step on the podium. Yeah.
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Yeah. It would have taken all of – you could have delayed Trump getting on there all of five minutes and let's get to the bottom of this. Why isn't anybody on the roof? Yeah.
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You heard what she said, what the head of the Secret Service said. What did she say? She said it was determined that the pitch was too steep and it would be unsafe. Yet, where the snipers were, it was like a 30%. The grade was probably 15% on that roof where the shooter was, but the grade was about 25%. It's a bigger gradient. Yeah, exactly, where the snipers were.
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So what are you just – are you ineffective? Are you an idiot or are you just lying to Congress? I think you're – I honestly think you're probably just an idiot, to be honest. Like you should not have had that job. Yeah, that I think everybody could agree with. Right. That everyone could agree with. And the fact that they don't – that they didn't have – they didn't have the budget.
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They kept – they don't have the – they were like, oh, well, we only had so much. We could only do so much. We could only – You know, and they didn't adequately communicate with the local law enforcement. That's right. You could have had the local, like, if you're saying, no, no, we don't want the locals to do this, we'll do this. Okay, but you don't have the manpower to do it.
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The locals are happy to do it. They would love to have done it, yeah.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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They didn't even ask them to. Right, right. They told them they didn't want them. They were saying, we're going to do this. No, no, we don't want you there. You don't want our sniper guys there?
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He's like from Arizona. He was locked up with Perry Rossini. My buddy Rossini was in the unit with him.
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So he, he, when he got there, he said, this, this idiot, he said, he, you know, my buddy Pete is just like, he's like this, this guy with the horns. He said, when he got there now, my buddy Pete was in a unit in Coleman prison. I was in low security prison. There's three buildings. Three buildings, 12 units. Well, one of the units is the military unit.
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So if you have military experience or if you've been in the military, that's the unit they typically send you to. So you get special. It's not really you get special privileges, but it's quieter. It's cleaner. And there's fewer guys. They're all two man cells instead of three man cells. So you get a little bit better existence, right? Like I would have loved to have been in that unit.
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But he said when. And so most of them are older guys. that have been in the military. They're more disciplined. It's much, much more quiet. So when this guy gets here, he said, these guys, you can't believe he's, they treated him like he was a celebrity. Like they loved him. Get out of here. Pete said he had like $150,000 in a GoFundMe account for his legal fees. Do you like free money?
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never asked somebody set it up it was in there like notified him hey we're raising money for you right now writing them letters he's like what's this that's luigi that's what's going to happen with that oh yeah he'll he'll have well you know um the unabomber literally had a fan base up until the day he died it was a massive fan base he's writing letters they have a website they post his stuff on it he had social media that these guys ran for him everything
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Yeah, you're not innocent. He said you're not innocent.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Voraciously?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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It didn't happen the second time. Oh, because the judge completely stacked the deck in the government's favor.
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Yeah, people are.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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One guy was 18. Yeah, one guy is 19 and 21, and when it happened, they were like 18 and 20 or something. Now, let's – Or 20, 22, whatever.
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Yeah. Yeah, people were saying, like, if you think that when they were looking for him, if you think that anybody's turning this guy in, you are anybody who's ever had to deal with an insurance company in their life is not going to turn this guy in. You know, still, I'm not going to advocate for anybody just going out shooting people. Yeah. But, yeah, it's interesting.
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Yeah. I, I, you know, what's, what's, uh, what's also, um, interesting is, did you, if you watch the documentary, you saw that, did you see the part where the, the district attorney said about her, his father, he said, she said, we couldn't find, she's like, he was clearly a deplorable human being. She said, she goes, he, we couldn't find one person to say, say he was a decent person.
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Nobody he worked with, nobody he socialized with, nobody at the country club, nobody would get on the stand and say he was a good guy. His family members wouldn't say it. That's right. I mean, so, you know, she said when humanity lost him, they didn't lose a patriot. You know what I'm saying? They didn't lose this amazing individual. And the mother, I get the mother being kind of, is the word?
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Caught a little bit. Yeah, I was going to say duplicit. And if there was, there certainly was probably mental abuse. Whether there was the physical abuse that they had said had happened in this abuse, I don't know. the maid or whatever she was, the woman that had said that Eric had come downstairs and told her what her father had done and the mother swept it on the rug.
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If that's true, look, even if it's not true, It's been 35 years. Yeah. It's a long time. Yeah. It's enough already. I think that's more than a fair sentence.
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Yeah, it wouldn't be. Look, it's 35 years, bro. There's plenty of people that have done far worse that have done a lot less time. Like Jay-Z.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Tony Busby. I should say, I love his music.
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The fact that he's alive is what's going to be interesting because he's going to now. It's funny. This will give him. Yeah. And, and you were very, very soon or well, whatever, maybe a year from now or however long it takes to prosecute him, uh, is that you're, he's going to get out. The, the real story will be out there, right?
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Yeah. Well, and that was, did he, did he said that with Cassie and settled the day, the next day, the next day and the video surfaced. Remember that they must've seen, well, he settled most like he comes out. Absolutely not bullshit. I'm not paying nothing at all. Next day he settles probably because they said, Oh, that's your, is that your take? Yeah. Okay. Here's the video.
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And he went, we're going to settle this lawsuit. And then it got leaked months later. CNN put it out. So it didn't come out right away. That's right. They probably said, this is what we got. And he said, okay, what are we looking at here?
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Yeah.
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No, no, it's not a good look.
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Probably with his lawyer, probably if he said, look, if I give these guys half a million dollars to keep me out of it, You know, it's still make headlines. Am I still going to end up in there? You know, he probably said, look, yeah, you could give him a half a million. You can give five, 10 million.
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Bottom line is, at some point, if Diddy doesn't settle this lawsuit, your name is going to come out. Then at that point, he said, OK, then here's what we'll do. We'll say it's absolutely untrue and we'll fight it tooth and nail. Because if I'm going to come out anyway, the only reason to pay the hush money or to pay to keep my name out is to keep your name out of it.
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That's a low bar.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Most cases are circumstantial. The circumstantial evidence right now is overwhelming.
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We can't even – Your Honor, they can't even prove that this girl was ever within 10 miles of this hotel or of either one of these individuals. Like that's – she's got to have something. Where were her parents? Right. Now she says afterwards when she got out, she called her parents. Are her parents going to come in and say, I remember the day I picked her up at this hotel? Correct.
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Like somebody is going to say.
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Is there phone records? Yes.
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Who knows what the, what the, uh, what's the lawyer's name again? Busby. What is Busby holding back? Because typically you say a lot of stuff, you get them interested, you get everybody interested, and then you wait for them to come forward and say, we don't even, I've never been near this woman. They go, okay, we got four photos. And you're like, oh, shit. Yeah.
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Which has got to be what happened with that video.
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No, because there's too many photos. There's too many pictures.
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Is the chauffeur going to come forward and say, yep, I did take the girl. I did put her here. I do remember her going in.
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Where are the phone records? Are there any emails that were sent after this with an attorney to say, look, this chick took off. We're a little bit concerned. Photographs.
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Yeah, I was going to say it's like so there's a book that came out, which is Kim Porter's memoir. I don't know if you know. I've done a bunch of stuff on that. Now, here's the interesting thing about this is that the government hasn't. stated that they have any videos. Like we got all this stuff, we got videos, but they've never really stated what's on these videos.
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But that book, when that book came out, prior to the book coming out, the guy that I think wrote the book, He said he got the hard drive from somebody that was close friends with Kim Porter, which is Kamora Simmons. Now, I don't think that's true. But the point is that prior to that, he contacted this guy, Chris Todd, and told Chris Todd he had hard drives that had these tapes on it.
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Chris Todd then went and shopped those tapes to try and sell them. And just after that – so then Diddy ends up – well, this was – Diddy had gotten raided. He starts shopping these tapes. Diddy gets arrested, and it comes out that these tapes are out there floating around, and there's someone out there willing to sell them to the highest bidder. Ultimately what happens is those flash drives –
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the guy that I think wrote the book and started this whole bullshit thing, he says he destroyed them. He destroyed them. That's what he ends up telling the grand jury. I destroyed them. That's after he came on my program and said he had watched them. And then I told him, look, you should hand those over. You're in possession of CP, and you could go to jail for that.
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And he then destroys – in the next day, he said, oh, I – well, first he said the FBI came and took them. That's a lie. And then – because the FBI is not even involved in this case. Then he ends up telling the grand jury, I destroyed them. I knew what – I found out what they were, and I realized it, and I threw them away. Okay. The point is, is that –
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While that's happening, everybody starts coming out saying that there are these tapes out there that show Diddy and multiple celebrities engaging in essays with these young—with Bieber, Usher, and Will Smith's—Jaded Smith. But the point is that that has now seeped into the social media kind of fabric, and it's become— It's become lore that it's out there and that this is true.
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I wonder how he knew that the guy was going to be there.
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The truth is, I think it was all made up. It was made up by a guy who was trying to sell a book, which he did sell, made a small fortune selling it until Amazon took it down. And it's all BS based on the fact that the government did take these devices. They do have video. But we don't know what's on the video.
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I'm sure. That's what this guy said. We want to know.
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Listen, Courtney Burgess told me, not that I think you can believe anything he says, but he says that when he went to the grand jury, they played the video of he and I's conversation.
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Is this correct? Is this correct? Yeah. Because I backed him right into a corner.
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No, I see. That's the next thing. Cox is a plant.
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But you see what I'm saying? So I do believe that they're watching. I do believe that. Literally, it's funny. You can see my video came out the following day. They issued the subpoena. Oh, interesting.
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Four days later, they serve him the subpoena. Two, three days later, he's in front of the grand jury. They play my tape of him talking about watching the videos, being in possession, and when he's there, they say, where are they? Because I got him to say he still had them. He said, no, no, I got rid of them immediately. I destroyed them. Throw them away.
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Because the truth is he can't provide them because they never existed to begin with. I'm not saying that they are not currently in possession of video. But I think by allowing this guy to be out there and do all these media programs, And knowing he's lying because his story has changed so many times. And I don't mean slightly. It's overly. It's overt lies.
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It's just one completely fabricated story after another, after another. From when he obtained them to how many, to who gave them to him, to what was on them, to him watching him, to him not watching him. Everything. So I'm thinking it's undermining... the government's case. Because all Diddy's lawyer has to do is say, bring him on and say, Did you have the tapes? Where are the tapes?
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What did you tell the grand jury? Where are the tapes? So you don't have the tapes. Well, I think that there were no tapes. I think you're the person that got everybody believing there were tapes. And I think you you didn't throw them away. I don't think they ever existed. And I think this whole thing and the government allowed this to happen, knowing you were a liar, knowing you lied.
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They allowed you to continue and poison the jury pool. This isn't Hillsborough County where you were in the local paper and you could pick up and move it to Pasco County and nobody's heard of it before. This is hundreds of millions of views worldwide. Everybody knows this case. So the court has a duty to provide a fair trial. And the government has a duty. And you haven't silenced this guy yet.
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That's my take. I could be wrong. I'm not a lawyer.
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And sometimes I think it does, and sometimes I think it works against you. I'm not saying that Diddy's innocent. I'm saying it has to be a level playing field for both parties. For sure.
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Came here alone? Came here alone, married with my mom. Oh, came here with your mom? Yep. Well, you know, sometimes people will come, get established, and then send.
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Well, yeah, I was going to say. So you're we're assuming it's the it's the same ghost gun. True that he. So I watched a video that showed that. A guy had a gun with a silencer that is a single shot gun that has to be. And so he took it and he said, so, you know, he fires, he has to, has to do it again, fires, has to do it again, fires.
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Right. Sometimes people go the other way. People go the other way. That becomes their identity. Like I'm going to make sure I now stand out.
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Yeah.
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And he said, and if you look at the gun, boy, it looks now, now this was when the video first came out. He's like, I think this is the weapon he used. He said, and he basically, it's very unique, but it's easy, easy to manufacture. Yeah.
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So what were you concerned with when the Patriot Act You realize that they just, they just, it was abusive. This, this, this push and pull between rights suddenly just shifted where now we can watch you for any reason at all. And we can look at all your stuff.
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or or make and uh but but once again we don't know you know what happened to the weapon if it is the ghost gun and how did he how did he get a ghost gun does he have a 3d printer like did he order the 3d print did he order it online to get it like he's obviously the the fake ids he probably ordered from some russian website where you send your a jpeg in of your face and what you want on it and they give it to you you might have to do it a
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I like that. What was the other one? Up all night or areyouup.com? Yeah, there's so many.
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Um, yeah, I want to say 2005 because I got caught in 2006 and I remember, and it had been out a year and I'd never actually been on YouTube.
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And I didn't really start, I had heard about it, but I don't think I'd ever been on it.
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Like what's one of the cases? Yeah, I mean— I know you can't say the name of the person.
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Yeah, they just want you to send me $400 and I'll take it down.
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What if his last name was Mohammed?
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Right. Okay? And you don't know. You don't know both sides of the story.
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A 50-second video can turn you into the Haktua girl. You can have your own podcast.
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Start your own crypto. And I did a video on that too.
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Well, now you did. But you ran with it. You ran with it. You saw the opportunity, which I get. I understand that.
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Something like that.
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You know what I'm saying? You can't say that they didn't pull out all the stops.
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Yeah, we've been lucky so far. We've only gotten... We've only had a couple emails to take some videos down. And we took some videos down ourselves. Did you really? Yeah, we did take some down. Sometimes we'll get a video and the guy, oh, this, and you can tell that's not true. You know what I'm saying? You can tell the things they're saying is not true.
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And, of course, I'm like, yeah, bro, I'm not taking the video down. And then a week later, two weeks later, they'll come back and be like, yeah, bro, I'm sorry I sent that.
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I heard about this.
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You wouldn't have been treated as fairly in social media as he is. Like right now, people are looking at him as a hero. I think the police would have looked absolutely 100% just as much for you. as they did him. Yeah. But I think you would have been treated differently in social media.
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Yeah. We've got, we've had a few like letters from attorneys saying, you know, I figured one of them was.
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Oh, he did. He had a lawsuit. He was sued and he lost everything. And we'd done a video with him about the whole scam. And so then they come back and say, hey, by the way, this guy you had on your platform, he said all of this salacious things. We've sued him. And he lost. He lost. Take the video down. We're going to file a lawsuit against you. You know what I'm saying?
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Because what he said was untrue. You put it on your platform. Now, you know, the whole thing was, is like, do you say, well, that's what he said, because I didn't say anything. He's the one who said all of this. That's, you know, and I'm just posting on my thing, on my channel. The problem is, is that do you want to have them file a lawsuit? Then I have to get it.
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Like, how much money do I want to... how much of a stand do I want to take? And do we want to have to dump $50,000 into fighting something? And in the end we get a, the judge says, yeah, he's allowed to keep it up. And I've blown 50 grand on a video.
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Yeah.
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Yeah. But I don't think I said anything other than what was, this guy gave me information. I might've been like, so what are you saying? They did this or that, you know, cause I don't really know. I'm just, yeah. I'm not sure that I said, absolutely.
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I don't think I've probably said anything.
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Yeah, it got to a point where we started going, he's suing people. Can I tell you something?
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Okay. She inherited the lawsuit.
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I've seen multiple pictures of him with the McDonald's. Yeah. He's a big fan.
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I'm just, yeah, there's, it's weird, man. It's weird. But you know, it's funny because, um, you know, you know, the, the people that are saying all that stuff, like I get it is, it's funny and it's cute and everything, but you know, this, this, but this guy had a wife, he had kids, he had, you know, he, he, he may, I'm sure he in, you could justify anything.
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Yeah, that's absolutely like the Wes Watson's of the world. Untrue. Absolutely untrue. I mean, and with with Cardone, you know, it's funny because I don't know about the institutional investors, but I know that that most of it, most of the people that are investing are not institutional. They're correct. And they're not savvy. Correct. Correct.
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300,000. I'm a sophisticated... I'm worth $300,000.
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Maybe making between $50,000 to $150,000 a year. And they're handing over $20,000 or $30,000 or $40,000 of their life savings because, unfortunately, they think he's a guru and he's a godsend to investors because he's got 4 million views on this video. And they love the fact that he walked around and he threw out these numbers. I bought this property for... 800,000.
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And two years later, we sold it for 375, you know, or, you know, $3.5 million. We made a profit of this. We did it. My investors are making this kind of money. And he throws these statements out there without extreme, you know, specifics.
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And I know because... you know, I would, I can say the same thing, hey, I bought this house for $80,000. And then I sold the house for 300 and 360,000. And, you know, and that sounds great. You're like, yeah, we renovated it for about 50 grand, and we sold it for this much. And we, you know, and then you say that people do the calculation, they go, wow, he made $240,000 on that on that sale.
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Well, not really. I gave the guy my down pay his down payment, I paid his closing costs. I held a second mortgage, which I forgave. I, you know, you start, blah, blah, blah, blah. You started adding it up and I didn't make that much. I also didn't say that it, I also had to make X amount of mortgage payments. I had to make, pay this much for homeowners insurance. I did this.
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Somebody fell off the roof. There was a lawsuit. You know what I'm saying?
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The AC got stolen twice. Yeah. You know that, you know, you don't say that the hell that you went through to get it. Um, You can make those statements, and maybe it's partially true. Maybe the numbers are there.
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I had another podcast that I did earlier, and the guy that was, you know, his name is Chad Marks, that I did a podcast. I remember he said, oh, I think this guy wanted to get caught. I don't think he wanted to get caught at all. He was saying like, he thinks Mangione wanted to get caught.
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you know, you know, like, yeah, I'm flying a jet. I'm, I'm a big shot, rich guy, but you're a big shot, rich, rich guy off of the backs of working class people.
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I've met too many, too many criminals that can justify. Absolutely. The, So he justified every decision he's ever made. Probably thought he was making the best decisions for the company. Probably, you know, whatever, you know, maybe, maybe he was a great CEO. Maybe he was a great person. I don't know.
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Right. Um, I was going to say, uh, What's funny is the whole concept of don't buy a home. So if you're working... So you've got two things that really irritate the living shit out of me about Cardone. One is... If you're making $65,000 a year as a manager at Walmart, and that's the average income. Let's say the average household income in the United States is something like $110,000.
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$80,000? Damn. So the average household income is $80,000. Even worse, right? So it's $80,000. most people don't have a retirement plan. So your retirement plan is I'm going to retire and I'm going to make $2,800 on social security. So here's how the American dream works. I'm going to work that job, raise my children,
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pay into Social Security, and if I can pay off my house in 30 years, I have a place to live, and I'm going to barely be able to survive on Social Security because I don't have a house payment. That's kind of the... Extremely obtainable American dream. Grant Cardone is saying you're a fool if you buy a house. You just added $1,200 onto the average person who's getting a check for $2,600 or $2,800.
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People that are following that advice, you're destroying. But then the other thing is, he says, if you make less than... What was the statement? It's like, if you make less than, was it $500,000 a year? $400,000 a year in the United States, you're a loser. Do you ever see when he gets up on stage? I've seen that. Just what a fucking asinine. Yeah. Like, not everybody can run seminars.
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Like, I'll tell you what I give Grant Cardone money for, is if... is if I could invest in your seminars.
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Like that's what you're good at. No, no, no. That's it.
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You can sell tickets. Same thing, Tony Robbins or any of these guys. Like, you know, lots of people are good at doing that. But if you were amazing at what you're doing, you'd be doing that and not doing your seminars.
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This guy determined that he, the guy had to go, you know, for whatever reason, you know, everybody just wants to villainize this guy because he's a CEO of a company. Yeah.
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He'd just tell you. He'd just be like, oh, bro, what are you doing right now?
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Cardone doesn't need any more money. He's worth a billion dollars or something. He owns half the planet. What do you need? He's 77 years old. Listen, he's 70-something years old. Isn't he 70-something?
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Colby has the internet. Yeah.
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Okay, you're 66 years old. He looks 76, but he's 66. You're 66 years old. You could retire. Why don't you retire? You could say, well, it's what I do. What else am I going to do? Okay, I get that. Or maybe you're not retiring because you're the linchpin in an organization that if you stopped juggling, being there to juggle the balls, the whole thing comes down and it's really a Ponzi scheme.
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Oh, yeah, of course. It'd collapse immediately.
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you're a monkey a monkey could could do that yeah the thing is i've i've flipped you know dozens of houses you know um i've committed fraud on more than that but but i've you know legitimately like bought a house renovated it and sold it and you know It takes a long time to go through the whole concept of whether it's going to make any money.
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And in the end, you make a few hundred dollars per rental unit. That's on average, unless you can go in and buy things cash or something along those lines. And if he's got investors and the investors want, it's difficult to be paying the kind of returns that he's saying he's paying. Yeah. It's tough. I don't know where these properties are.
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I was going to try and lead to Wes Watson.
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I have a buddy who just interviewed his ex-girlfriend. So he just interviewed her, and she's like, you know, saying that, you know, yeah, he's a maniac, he's a monster, and he's, you know, extremely, you know, he's a bully. All of which you know anyway, but... Well, he's been interviewed as saying, oh...
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Listen, real quick, real quick. Sorry, and then I'll stop. But I've had multiple people contact me who have paid him. I even had one guy who got me on the phone. He's like, I am begging you to do this. And I was like, what? He said he had paid Wes, what was it, 500 bucks? I don't remember the amount, but it was like... $500 to get on a call, 30-minute phone call with him.
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He said he called me a bitch three times within the first five minutes, hung up on me twice, and then eventually just stopped returning. He says, so I called back. He said, and then like the third call, he wouldn't even answer it. He goes, but he kept my 500 bucks. And that's it. He just screamed and hollered. He said, dude, I'll pay for it if you'll get on a call with him.
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Oh, to get on a call with him. Because it'd be hilarious, right? It would be funny. Like funny content. I said, bro, this guy's going to do the same thing to me. He's just going to scream at you and holler at you and call your names and say you're a loser.
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And he takes your money. I paid for 30 minutes. And he said he's texting him. I paid for 30 minutes.
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You know that. No, least? What do you mean she's least?
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Right. Okay. I'm just telling you what I saw. Yeah, he's not. I don't see anybody hanging out with him behaving the way he behaves.
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I'm a shot caller. I did 10 and a half years in California State maximum security level five, whatever.
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Obviously, it doesn't. Here's what really bothers me. I've met guys like this before. I actually wrote a book about a guy named Marcus Shrinker. Marcus Shrinker was a pathological liar. You may have heard of Marcus Shrinker. In 2008, do you remember a guy... took his, it was a financial advisor, had taken his plane up and flown, sorry, he was flying through Alabama to Florida.
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He had left in Illinois, I think. Anyway, he had flown. He calls in a distress signal and says, there's turbulence. My windshield is spider cracking. Oh, my windshield's imploded. I'm bleeding. I'm bleeding. I'm bleeding profusely. And then he hangs up the thing. And then the plane goes. What he did was he jumped out of the plane with a parachute. He was trying to fake his own death.
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And he was hoping, his calculation said the plane was going to go out over the bay and run out of fuel. But because he opened the door, it burned off too much fuel and it couldn't regain altitude. So he brought it down and it couldn't pull itself up. So it ran out of fuel and crashed miles, a few miles before it got to the bay in a wooded area. But the thing about him is he lied all the time.
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Everything was bigger. He lied about being in the military. He flew jet fighters in the military. You were never in the military. You were never in the Air Force. He flew Warthogs. The Warthogs, this many missions in Afghanistan. You were never in the Army. You were never in the Air Force. He said he was in the Air Force. He was in the first wave that went into Iraq. You were 18 or you were 19.
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You would have been the youngest pilot in history. None of these things are true. He said all of these things about himself, and really he was on the team for NASA that investigated the Challenger explosion. Oh, my God. Oh, insane. Now, here's the thing about him, and this is what the reality is. Reality is you were a financial advisor. You had all the licensing.
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You owned your own financial wealth management company. You drove nice vehicles. You had a very nice house. You have a gorgeous wife. You have three beautiful children. You have multiple planes. You are a stunt pilot. You are a top tier individual. Why do you have to lie? Wes, you were in prison. You did seven years.
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You were maybe in Arizona being housed because California housed some of their inmates in Arizona, wherever they was housed. I don't remember where. You weren't in those penitentiaries. You weren't a shot caller. You went to prison as kind of a low-level loser. Mm-hmm. You retrained yourself. You read a bunch of literature.
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You decided to get out and be a motivational speaker and train people and work them out, and you thought this was something you could do. You feel like you turned your life around, and you could have run with that, and you probably would have been just as successful. Let's say you were half as successful. Half as successful, but an honest individual.
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And right now I would be saying, listen, what an amazing guy. What an amazing turnaround. What an amazing. I would be saying that instead, 90% of the influencers out there hate your guts. You're a liar. And I like to think, unfortunately, I like to think in the end that would catch up with him and people would just discard him.
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But the truth is these guys idolize him for all the wrong reasons and they'll probably keep idolizing him. But you're right. You have no, there's no business acclimate. That's like guys will come to me and they'll want to pay me. I got a guy right now who's in Instagram who's asked me multiple times, like, I will pay for your advice, your business advice. First of all, I have, I have never,
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run a business that did not include fraud. My business success has all been based on some type of a fraud.
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Maybe you should be. I should be coaching Wes Watson. You should be coaching these guys. But guys are asking me like, I want to start a business and talk to you about it. Why? You know what? I've owned multiple mortgage companies, multiple development companies, construction companies. I've had lots of businesses. All of them were rooted in some type of fraud.
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My first bit of advice to any of these guys is do not hire someone whose only business success in life has been based on fraud. That's just a bad decision. And if I was Wes Watson, though, I'd have these dudes lined up taking every bit of money from them.
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Never give them their money back. Give them some bullshit advice. And then the moment they said, yo, bro, I did everything you said. My business failed. I'd be like, well, you just fucked up. You're just a loser. You're a loser. You didn't do it right. You didn't try hard enough. You didn't wake up at three. You didn't yell enough. You didn't scream enough. You weren't abusive enough.
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You didn't work 12 hours a day. It's all your fault, not mine. I'm keeping your money. Because that's what he does.
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Yeah. Yeah, listen, a broken clock is right twice a day, right? Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn every once in a while.
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Snake oil salesman. That's it. I was going to say, what about just being humble and appreciative and live beneath your means until you make enough money where you can live at the level you have earned? Yeah.
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Right. So that the other day that, that, uh, the real, so this chick did a real, and I'm sure this you've seen this before where she says, you know, I'm going to tell you how to make, you know, $60,000, uh, a month doing, you know, doing, uh,
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youtube are doing whatever doing uh instagram i think i saw her ad on youtube right in between and she says and then and she says first thing you do is make a reel talking about how you make sixty thousand dollars a month uh that's literally what it is literally uh you know rent a nice villa rent a you know then she starts talking about all the rented rented rented you know it goes through this whole thing and she's like people will send you money to do you know it's
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But it's so true. It's just fake it, fake it, fake it. It's like, okay, in the end, you're not making anything. She's doing it, obviously. It's a joke. But the truth is, you're right. In the end, you're not doing anything.
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And honestly, if you want to improve your life and you want to get business advice and improve your life and improve yourself as an individual, I can tell you how to do it for free. Just go watch Jordan, not Belfort, Jordan Peterson. Yeah, go watch Jordan Peterson.
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He's got hundreds of hours of lectures talking about, and he takes you from someone who's just non-functional to a functional human being that can set and obtain their goals. And he does it for free. It's completely for free. Does he have courses? Yeah, he has courses you can pay for. Do you want to learn how to write a book? Do you want to learn how to do this? Do you want to do that?
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He had this little manifesto written the whole thing, but the truth is, is look, it's not easy to get multiple fake IDs. You know, he had fake IDs. He went through a lot to try and hide his identity. He just screwed up. You know, he pulled the face down and he's not a professional hit guy, right? He, but he was definitely going out of his way to try and not be tracked down and
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How to think, how to improve those? He has courses, but they're reasonable courses. Most people like, and he starts from the very beginning, which is make your bed. In the morning, make your bed in the morning. And it's like, oh, that's so stupid. No, it's not stupid.
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It does. Clean your room. And it seems stupid. But when people do that, it suddenly it starts changing everything. Yeah.
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Exercise. Right. Right. Right. It's free.
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Yeah. How do you weed out the snake oil salesman?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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I do keynote speaking for banks. Oh, that's great. The same banks that I ripped off, the same credit unions that I ripped off. So I do keynote speaking where I go in, I tell my story over the course of 45 minutes, and then they're supposed to ask 15 minutes of questions. It ends up being...
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30 minutes and then the the coordinator ends up having all right we gotta stop we're gonna stop because i'll just keep answering right yeah um inevitably after that's done i get off stage people have more questions i'll stand in the lobby and answer questions and what happens is some several of these guys will come to me and say and it's usually the like obviously the security people the fraud sorry the fraud departments somebody will come and say look would you be interested in in um
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coming with and talking to us about building a system. And they always want to say, how do we stop this? How do we stop that? And the problem is, what I always do when they say, hey, would you be interested in coming in and being a consultant on this or that? I always say, look, I wouldn't. I don't know how this works. I don't know how that works. I don't. I can tell you my story.
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I can tell you what the red flags are, how to stop those red flags and the people that I or the banks that I defrauded and the red flags that they saw that they ignored. I can tell you that. But I don't know how to build your system to stop fraud without making it so overwhelmingly difficult for you to even do loans.
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Because you can sometimes make it – you could do the perfect loan, but it would be extremely expensive, and you would eliminate a whole bunch of people that should get the loan just to eliminate one or two – some fraudsters that in the end is going to cost you more in the end than just let them slip through and take care of it based on the –
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raise your interest rate a little bit more, you know, whatever, some are gonna slip through, you're not gonna stop them. So, you know, but the difference is, is that even me, an extremely flawed individual, I can say, yeah, pay me $5,000 and I'll come and pay me $20,000 and I'll advise you. I'm not going to do that. That's not my expertise. You shouldn't be asking me that.
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Just like with the business thing, I'm not going to talk to you about that. I'm not going to give you advice on that. I don't have the pedigree to do it. And it's the same thing with the, hey, help us build a system to, I don't know. I know how to try and fit, how to fuck that system up and get through it. Now I can tell you how I would go about doing it.
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I can maybe help you troubleshoot, but I can't help you build that system. And it would be wrong for me to charge you to do that. But these guys don't have that problem.
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I can't justify taking the $300 to talk to you for 30 minutes because I already know you don't have a case.
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He wanted $10,000 for my... Had you taken the consultation fee and then explained it during that... You would have taken 300 bucks and he probably would have been more happy. Probably some of those people you just can't make happy no matter what.
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Oh, fake watch guys. People making the counterfeit watches. Correct. Correct.
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Yeah. Sounds so much better than counterfeit.
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You don't know what they're going to get to hear, though. That's the problem.
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Yeah. That's his biggest problem is his delivery. That's really it. The content, with the exception of one or two things that he said that I disagree with, you know, I think most of it is it's very much Jordan Peterson. It's be a man. Get up. Get up early. Work out. Make your bed. Do what you say you're going to do. Set your goals. Work towards those goals. Like these aren't horrible concepts.
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Okay. Has it been dropped yet? Because he's 100% guilty. He was one of everybody I talked to.
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Anything could probably, yeah. Just enticing a woman to come see you in another country, right?
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It's funny when ultimately if they end up having a trial or dropping the whole thing and he walks out, it's weird. it's, it, it kills me because the same people that were screaming from the mountaintops that he was, um, you know, can I say racist? No. Was a, was a, you know, that the people that the same people that were screaming from, yeah.
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Saying that he had assaulted, you know, these women and trafficked them. And when the, when it all gets dropped, right. You know,
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Instead of them saying, wow, maybe there was nothing to it or, hey, those accusations were unfounded or they'll just say nothing or they'll just continue to say that he's just – well, he just had a good lawyer and they didn't get him on it because you want to believe this because you dislike the person.
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Who knows? Maybe he was killing kittens with hammers as a kid. Who knows? He may have been a little psycho the whole time.
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Do they have the death penalty in New York?
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Right. I was going to say, basically, I always think of it like this. I remember getting in an elevator one time. This was when Bush and Gore were running against each other for president. I stood in there, and these two women were in the elevator, and one woman said, who are you voting for? And she goes, oh, no, it was Clinton. It was Clinton. She said, um...
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She goes, oh, I'm voting for Clinton. She goes, really? Why? She goes, he's way better looking than Bush. And I thought, what an idiot. But then I thought, but for every one of her, there's somebody who's voting for him for another stupid reason. So, you know, you're right. It's back and forth. It's back and forth.
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Well, I mean, they still would have found out because Diddy has to. He's a part of the same boss.
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Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, if he goes forward and says, look, I'll settle because I was there and I'll be a witness against what Diddy did. Yeah. But I didn't do any of these things. So, you know, but if he does that, then does in other cases, does Diddy realize this immediately, of course. And, you know, Diddy may then say, you know what?
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I wasn't going to say anything before, but you've done this and this. And who knows? Who knows how much dirt these guys have on each other?
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I had a story one time I wrote, right? And while I'm interviewing this guy, he's talking about a cop that he was – there was a cop that was head of a task force that was setting up drug dealers for this guy and his brother to rob. And when I'm interviewing the guy, the brother, I'm like, OK, I'm like he's like, well, he ended up getting getting arrested.
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Now, my guy was still free, but the main cop got arrested. The cop that was running the task force is he got arrested because he was working with somebody else and they were he was moving. He was taking like his he was driving, delivering drugs to Miami, knowing if I get pulled over, I can say, boom, I'm.
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a sergeant or a lieutenant in the head of the such and such drug task force he's they're not going to search me well he ends up somebody else gets busted and tells the police and the feds bust him and i was like damn i was like were you worried that he was going to because he starts cooperating and i said were you worried that he was going to cooperate against you and he goes nah he said he had me kill somebody one time he said so i knew he was never going to mention my name and i was like oh shit so
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That's the kind of thing... Do you see what I'm saying?
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people are going to be hired a lot more people are going to be hired a lot more 24 hour security a lot more and they're going to build that to the to the you know to the insured of course did you have you seen that picture there's like a meme with like the top 10 or 15 ceos of healthcare companies and like the first one has an x through it oh and it's just like yeah i i saw one where it was like the you know 29 point you know their bonuses is a 29.2 million dollars you know
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Well, I mean, listen, and you would think that in the— In the hip hop community, people wouldn't do that. But I don't know about you. TI is still producing music, right? Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like these guys do it and they come out and they say, yeah, I did it. Fuck that. Fuck that.
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And boom, they start making the music again and they lose half their base and they get another half their base and they continue making millions of dollars. And before you know it, nobody gives a shit.
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It's going to be textbook. I mean, what about real quick? What about Logan Paul and the crypto zoo coin or whatever the hell that is? How did he not get – Did you see the text?
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How did he not end up getting indicted?
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It doesn't matter.
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So you're telling me that if I go out and I steal from stupid people, it's okay? It's okay. No, they should be stupid people. It's like old people. You know, old people, vulnerable victims are supposed to be protected. I know because I got an enhancement for vulnerable victims.
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Next one's like $22.7 million. Next one's like 19 point. It's going all the way down. This guy wasn't very high on that list. He wasn't super, super high on it, but it was still 7 million or 8 million or something like that. It was just like, It's a lot. Did you ever read the book... Poor Colby. Did you ever read the book by John Grisham, The Rainmaker? Yeah. Yeah, I read it. Classic. Yeah.
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See ya.
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It's funny because I was thinking about that, and now... I mean, obviously, I read the book in prison. I saw the movie. I was trying to explain to my wife. She was like, you said the movie was horrible. I said, if you've never read the book, it's a good movie. I don't know if you saw the movie or not. I've seen the movie. Well, I read the book.
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So you see the movies, and you always walk away just disappointed, right? Because I can't do 10 hours of screen time to make it the equivalent of what the book was. Correct. And it was the same thing with The Runaway Jury. Like, there's so many of his books that have been turned into movies that... John Grisham was a lawyer. Yeah, yeah, I know. And he wrote A Time to Kill on the subway.
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He put a lot of thought into it. He didn't put a lot of thought into it to get caught. He would have just taken... He would have taken an Uber, hopped out, stood by the door, and just waited for the guy. He went through... He made scouting runs. He had alternate fake IDs. I think he went through a lot.
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Was it on the subway?
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He actually... He actually published A Time to Kill. It did horrible. Then he published The Firm. It became a bestseller. Then he did The Pelican Wreath. Then they republished A Time to Kill, and it became a bestseller. It's like, okay, well, it didn't change. I didn't change one word of it. It's marketing.
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The funny thing is I always say that um whenever we have someone who's going to be like a lawyer i'm like you know i don't even really worry about because sometimes i'll help guys i'll be like look if you tell your story make sure you do this because the truth is is that if you're what i've realized is that if you've ever gone to trial Or if you're a lawyer, you have to be a good storyteller.
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Okay.
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Mm-hmm.
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Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
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Going to be releasing the JFK files.
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Yeah, I hear you. That's.
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I mean, listen, between, you know, that and the Luigi thing, you know, I'm saying like that's it's happening. You know, I mean, like like I think that you get to a point where people say I can't trust the government or I can't trust the system. And I'm just going to you get people that start taking the, you know, taking the law into their own hands. Right.
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Well, I mean, so I mean, the middle class is clearly shrunk and shrunk and shrunk. And there are more rich now than than there ever really have been. The poor is massive that the disparity between the haves and the have nots is is huge. You know, and growing all the time. So, yeah, and inflation, you know, let's face it, who's it hurt? You know, it doesn't hurt. It doesn't hurt the rich.
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So it hurts the middle, the small, the middle class that is left. It hurts them, but it really hurts the poor, too. Yeah. So, uh, yeah, I, I, I'm, oh man, you had said so many things you were going on it. And I was like, oh, I gotta mention this. I gotta mention this. I can't remember now. Um, but I, I'm very curious to know what, what's I'm, I'm super curious to know what's going to happen.
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Trump's saying that they're going to release 80,000 documents or the JFK files. You interviewed a guy who has been studying this for decades. Yeah, Jefferson Morley. So what are your thoughts about, I know you're skeptical, but Trump did say 80,000. He said 80,000 documents unredacted.
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And I, I mean, this is, I gotta know what these, what these documents are going to say. How long does it take to go through these documents? And, you know, and I, and I am, you know, it's funny, like the, uh, you know, what's funny is people are tearing apart the Luigi, uh, uh, case, right? Like you're like, you just, they found all of these posts. They found, uh,
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They found all these Reddit and subreddit and all the different stuff that you were talking about. All of these different social media things and the manifesto and all these things. And yet the kid that tried to kill Trump has almost been completely scrubbed. There's almost nothing on him. And I don't... It's funny because I've I've mentioned this to a couple of guys.
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Oh, and as far as the CEOs, CEOs are terrified. I know that because I have a friend who is retired FBI, another one who is a former CIA agent, and they have a security company. And he said, I talked to him this morning. Now, I have another retired FBI agent friend that is a private investigator in Florida. This is another guy.
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So anyway, this guy said business is booming and their specialty is finding is going. They don't even provide like I don't think they provide security. What they do is they look at your security. and they determine where it's weak. And then of course they'll arrange for security for like, you need to get this, you need to do this. Here's the thing.
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So they find the holes in your security and what you need to be doing different to be safe. And he said, we are booked. So people are, you know, CEOs are definitely, definitely concerned. I'd be concerned. I think there's making questionable decisions.
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Oh, over and over again.
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Yeah. So two things. Well, one is if if it specifically had to do if those documents specifically had to do with the JFK assassination and it's clearly said that, you know. that LBJ, you know, talked to so-and-so and he contacted...
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The CIA and they contacted the military and they arranged for him to be killed. Let's say it lays out exactly like that. If it laid out exactly like that, I would think that those documents just don't exist. You just have to go through full-time job.
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Your full-time job for the next five years is to find every single document that might place any of these people in that chain of custody that ended up with this guy dead in any way. And they just spend the next five years erasing, or let's say LBJ, the next, you know, the next his full term. Your full-time job, bro, is just going through these files and erasing them. So that's one thing.
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So I don't really know that those... I'd love to think that they did exist. I just think that that nobody would be dumb enough to leave those documents circulating. Anyway, that's one thing. The other thing is the classification thing. It's funny.
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I was talking to a guy about Epstein the other day and he said, and he's a, he wrote, this guy wrote a book like several years ago about Epstein and, you know, the, you know, the list, the client list, you know, which there's no real list, but anyway, He was talking about how he's after, is it Maxine? I forget her last name. Or Maxwell. Ghislaine Maxwell. Thank you. Ghislaine Maxwell.
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That he was talking about how he said after her case, like the FBI or whoever it was, came out and said, the case is closed. We won't be prosecuting anyone else. It's done. Closed. He said, I then ordered a Freedom of Information Act. And he said, six months later, I got something back saying we can't give you in the files because the case is ongoing. It's still it's still open.
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He's like the FBI director just said, like the like he's like named all these people said cases closed. No more prosecutions were done. He's like said, you know, he's like six. I wait six more months thinking maybe they're wrapping it up. Did another one took another six months. He's they got it back again. Boom. Sorry, it's still open. We can't give you any information. Like, come on, man.
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Like or the other. I love the other one is it has to do with national. Oh, then the other one he said it's been denied. His Freedom of Information Act was denied because or certain documents were denied because of of national security reasons.
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What national security reasons are there to deny me access to a guy who's. Like if you're saying that's national security. then there's a bigger problem here than some rich guy that likes young girls.
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Right. But there's no they don't release anything national. So, yeah, people just don't ask questions and people just shrug it off and they don't look into it and they don't push the they don't push the, you know. Push it to the point where people have to answer questions. Well, that's the thing.
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Yeah, exactly. That's what I'm saying. There's some guy out there who's gone through and just what did Stalin call it when they would redact documents? They remove someone. Remember, he'd be upset with somebody. He'd have them executed. And then he'd go and... Oh, it was like a purge. They'd go through and they'd actually find any official photographs or anything and scratch the person's face out.
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Or they would... They'd eliminate their names from every... Like, the guy never existed. He'd been purged from the records. So... Yeah, we'll see. I'd love to. I'd love to believe that we're going to get to see some stuff. You know, it's going to be horrible is that if this does come out, it'll just destroy the next few weeks of YouTube for me.
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I believe the official announcement Exclamation. What am I trying to say? Explanation. Okay. Explanation. I believed it until... Like the last maybe year, six months to a year. I really did. Like I kind of was like, oh, you know, listen, I saw Oliver Stone. I saw JFK. And I've watched a bunch of these shows where they talk about the rifle and, you know, the scope was broken.
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It'll be great for your channel because it'll be all news. But my channel will be destroyed every time Trump comes out and starts talking. Nobody watches YouTube. Like for me, unless you're a news channel, sure, you might get it because you can come out with the videos talking about what's going on and boom, you get flooded.
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But for me, every time this guy signs a new executive order, my numbers go down. Every time he gets elected, numbers go down. He's inaugurated. And every time this has happened, the buildup up to him being up to the election, that people watch more and more politics. And so my numbers start going down. And then as soon as he's elected, and I thought, okay, fine, he's elected. It'll go back up.
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And it goes up a little bit, but then people start screaming and hollering about what's he got to do? And the numbers go back down. And then he gets the inauguration. I'm like, okay, well, he's in there now. We'll have a few months while he gets... kind of acclimated to the environment, right?
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Like he has to kind of settle in and no, immediately starts signing executive orders and the numbers go down. I mean, I've just, I miss sleepy Joe Biden, bro. If you sleep hot at night, you know how disruptive that can be. Whether you're having trouble falling asleep, you're waking up sweating in the middle of the night or all of the above. That's where GhostBed can help.
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This video, this is all I got. It's all I got. I'd have to immediately get some JFK guys on here.
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Yeah. So do you want to, you want to start with, uh, Luigi?
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Yeah. Let's, let's start with, uh, do you want to, you, would you mind doing a kind of a recap on, I can't imagine anybody doesn't know who he is, but can you, you know what I'm saying? Can you, is there any way you could give a five minute recap or 10 or whatever you think it?
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And, you know, and of course, I'm always like, OK, well, the scope could have been broken before. It could have been working. He dropped it. It got jammed. Like, whatever. You know, I believed all of these things. And I've seen the Zapruder film. And I've been like, okay, well, bullets travel in very odd ways. You know what I'm saying? They travel differently. They bounce. They this.
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You know, like I've heard I've heard of several theories. So I'm wondering what do you know more about this than I do? What is the main theory? I mean, if he's from a wealthy family. Then I'm not I'm not understanding. It's not like is it I mean, I've heard that. Was it his mother or somebody was denied coverage or something like that?
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Or someone close to him was denied coverage and he's upset about it? That's one theory. That's the main theory that I had heard. Is that true?
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And that film's not clear enough. And I always kind of believed it. But I'm telling you, Jordan, in the last six months to a year, there have been so many things that I absolutely was sure of the official explanation. That have just not been true. You know what I'm saying? It's like mocking people. When I was in the 80s and 90s. You'd mock people. For believing in UFOs. And now the Navy comes out.
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Did you ever read the book The Rainmaker by John Grisham? Remember the insurance company's scheme? Yes. So that makes me think of that. And by the way, what you just said about him, that is not one of the theories I had heard. I didn't know that. I didn't know he had back problems at all.
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Yeah, the Ted Kaczynski thing is super interesting. I mean, I've watched four or five documentaries on him. But yeah, the... or, you know, whatever, the Unabomber, you know, that he, that his manifesto, well, his manifesto is really what caught him, too. he's living out there in his cabin in the woods, you know?
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And, uh, so I guess it was his, uh, his father or no, it's his brother's wife that kind of recognized the, the manifesto that when they printed it and then, then his brother looked at it and she showed it to him and said, you need to read this. He read it and was like, yeah, it definitely sounds like, like him.
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And then they found phrases and then they ended up contacting the, uh, the FBI, uh, ultimately because he was bombing the, he was bombing, he was bombing just corporations in general, but I think that he got the Unabomber because of the, what, United, was it, what, the United Airlines that he bombed? He wasn't just airlines, was it? Right.
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It was other types of large organizations, but he, yeah, he, I had never understood that. The, him, just, the complete disdain, like, without technology, what do you think is going to happen? I mean, I understand he wanted to kind of revert back to, you know, just a, you know, a pre-industrial revolution way of life. But that's not going to happen. Like, you think you're smart enough.
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And they got all these fucking videos. And you got all these pilots. And not only that. Then pilots of commercial jets are coming out. Saying well yeah we see stuff. Like there's all of these things. And it's like. All of the things that I was 100% positive about. people were just these nutty conspiracy theory. People are, are now correct.
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The guy had a, didn't he have like a degree from MIT or something? I mean, he was like, he was brilliant. Like, you're a genius. And, you know, it's ridiculous. Like, that's not going to happen. Like, dedicate your life to something else if you're trying to be an advocate for something. I mean, that's just, and then you're blowing people up. Like, it's ridiculous.
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So what, what's happening with this case right now? What's going on right now with the, uh, uh, I mean, they, they, they hunted him down, right? They follow all the, uh, um, all the, uh, CT, CTV footage of right after the crime. And they got the, the,
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The video from the hotel where he shot the CEO directly in front of the entrance to this hotel right across the street from this banquet or whatever they were having. Well, I guess not a banquet. What would you call it? Like a convention or whatever. So he shoots him. Did they find the gun?
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Maybe they're not a hundred percent correct, but then they don't have a hundred percent of the information either. So they're putting it together with what they can figure out because they don't have the official, the official records. And the thing with JFK is I just don't understand why you wouldn't release it, why they wouldn't have released it earlier. And there's so many different versions of,
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If they get that evidence thrown out, like, I mean, right now he was ID'd by what, a McDonald's employee?
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So if he gets it thrown out, gets that evidence thrown out, I wonder what do you think the like, what do you think the fallout from that is? I mean, it's not like they're going to drop the charges, right? Like they're.
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And so many different things that are coming out from people digging stuff up on their own that it just it just the official record just, you know, or excellent explanation. Wow. I'm having a hard time. It just can't be right. And so I'm dying to know what's in these fucking things. I mean, I'm dying to know.
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Nobody hasn't heard of this.
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Like, there's just no like now everything I look at, I don't believe anything that comes out anymore. And I keep thinking to all the like you said, all these people are dead. Like all these people are dead. Like, why wouldn't you release it?
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Right. Yeah. I was just thinking about the jury and I wonder if the judge – I wonder how much of that type of information on the insurance company the judge will allow the jury to see because sometimes – You'll you know, sometimes defense will come forward and they'll say, well, this is our here's the theory of our case. Here's you know, here's the here's the path we're going to lay out.
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And sometimes the judge will be like, yeah, you're not going to you're not going to do that. You're not going to they'll they'll limit the amount of of information or witnesses and they'll start crafting or shaping the narrative further. by eliminating what the defense can show the jury. So, but, you know, to me, if, I mean, I don't know.
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And first of all, the prosecution's not picking the jury anyway. You know, in the end, they both have strikes. They both, you know, during voir dire, they're going to figure out, hopefully, a decent mix of the jury members, which might be a real problem for the prosecution because, like you said, you only need one or two of these guys, right, to be like, yeah,
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That it has to be because the CIA is involved or because I had a guy on the other day who was saying he believes that the somehow or another, he believed it was he had a whole theory in and of, you know, on his own that I'd never heard. And it basically was all kind of a conspiracy and almost everybody involved was Jewish and that the Mossad was involved.
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after listening to all of the horrible things that this insurance company has done to people, I can't, I'm not going to convict this guy. You know what I'm saying? So yeah, that's very possible. Did you see the movie? Sorry, this is the second time I'm mentioning a movie, but did you, and it's not even the movie. This is, I read the book first, so I don't want you to think it's just the movie.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Okay. So I read, did you ever read the book, The Runaway Jury by John Grisham?
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The movie was, yes. But in the book, it's about a couple that kind of stalk... Tobacco, tobacco cases, right, where the tobacco company is being sued by people that have gotten, you know, by people who have gotten cancer as a result of smoking since they were whatever. And so they kind of stalked around the country trying to get the one guy named Nicholas Easter onto the jury.
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so that he can sway the jury his way. Now, in the book, the big bad company is a tobacco company, right? And there's a group of tobacco companies and they're all working together to try and sway the jury. They hire jury consultants. In the movie, it's a gun company and it's like the gun lobbyists or the gun companies, they get together and they hire Gene Hackman, who probably is a jury consultant.
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And of course, it's super corrupt and it's a whole thing. It's a it's but. Here's what what's great about it is they show you kind of how they stalk the jury, how they they gather evidence and then how ultimately they try and get dirt on the jury. And now, of course, this is this is fiction.
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OK, this you know that this is an extreme example because the main guy that Gene Hackman plays in the movie is called Finch. He's a jury consultant that's extremely corrupt.
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And he tries to get dirt on as many of these jurors as possible, going so far as to setting up fake FBI busts where this woman on the jury thinks her husband is potentially going to be indicted by the government for a real estate fraud. They set him up. It's all fake. There's no FBI. It's all played by...
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by these private investigators, like a complete set, but that way they're trying to get her to vote their way. Listen, they've got all kinds of schemes, but it's great because it really shows you the process of the strikes, of how they stalk them. They build kind of case studies on them. how they determine who's going to vote which way as opposed to the other way. It's a great movie.
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I mean, it's a good movie if you haven't read the book. If you read the book, it's not a great movie. The book is phenomenal. But it really lets you know just how dirty these things can get. But, yes, the runaway jury. Yeah.
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And there was a whole thing there that he had. And he was like, and due to anti-Semitism. They were afraid to ever mention it because it wouldn't look good for Israel for some reason. And he had a whole theory on that. And I can't I can't regurgitate everything that he said because it was a little bit more complicated than my brain is able to to to comprehend.
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Well, you know, that, that does, that tends to backfire. The reason, I mean, I'm just, I'm just clarifying. I know you know this, but the reason that backfires is that if you have somebody where you say, Hey, like take, I'm going to say Casey Anthony, because I think Was it the Casey Anthony case where they they kind of like they had charged her with first degree murder?
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And then they also charged her with manslaughter. But then I think they dropped the manslaughter, something along those lines. It was one of these cases where they draw. I'm not sure it was her case, but where they draw at the last minute, they drop. They felt like they'd made their case and they dropped the manslaughter.
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And so what they're hoping for is the prosecutions like we're only giving we feel like we made our case or we can make our case that this person is guilty. We're only giving the jury the choice of of first degree murder, which means it's premeditated. This person went there specifically with or to to murder this person. And then they'll drop like manslaughter.
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And the problem with I want to say it's Katie Anthony. I could be wrong. But a lot of times what happens is the jury gets in there. And then they say, OK, I think she's this person is guilty, but we only have first degree murder. And I don't think they're guilty of first degree murder.
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I would find her guilty of manslaughter because I think that it was a rash decision or it was a decision that this person made that ended up – and the result of that ended up as someone dying, and that's manslaughter. But we're only being given the one choice of first-degree murder, and I don't believe that this person premeditated this murder, which means – They got a weapon.
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They lied in wait for the person. They had plenty of time to change their mind. They traveled to for the specific intent. Like there are all these things that it doesn't apply here. And then they find that person not guilty. And people are like, oh, the jury's horrible. Yeah, but they would have found this person guilty had it been manslaughter. But you took manslaughter off.
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And so by saying something like, oh, terrorism. Well, this guy didn't make a bomb and throw it into a crowd or try and kill 40 people, 40 indiscriminate people, you know, to show some kind of a, you know, a political to put out a political message or anything. This person specifically went and it's first degree murder, but it's not. I don't see it as terrorism. I see it as first degree murder.
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You got a gun. You travel to go there. You waited for this person. You stalked them. You killed them. That's first degree murder all day long.
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But we of course, when they and whenever these guys say it, it makes sense. And I was like, God, that's pretty good, too. That's a good one. You know, I've had a couple of guys on here who have talked about JFK and, you know, Cuba and the the mob and how. And they'll they'll track they'll track Oswald's track to Cuba and back and here and back.
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Yeah, it's not indiscriminate enough.
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Right. Yeah. I mean, it can be extremely frustrating. You know, I mean, just there's all kinds of little things like I actually hire or actually we got health coverage because our doctors were covered. They were in the in the package. It was like, oh, perfect. And then like two months later, two, three months later, I go to the doctor. I get there, I see the doctor and they say, you owe $180.
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And I'm like, no, no, no, I'm covered in my health. Oh yeah, yeah, no, they're no longer, we're no longer taking them. Well, I specifically got them and got you and did this because like you could have told me before. I went and saw the doctor, you know, and so then I changed doctors and I get there and I'm being told that I'm completely covered.
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And you get in there and it's like, oh, well, we're not sure if you're covered or not, even though they were also on the thing. Then I pay. Then I find out they are. I am covered. And out of the hundred and ninety dollars that I paid for that, I get a check back for 50 or I go to get. I mean, this is happening to me all the time and I have good insurance.
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I'm constantly like paying and then applying and being told, oh, that was a mistake. And then they mail me back like 50 bucks. That's not the $190 I just paid.
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My fear is, you know, that, you know, I need an actual, I have cancer and I need actual treatment. And they're like, oh, we'll cover like 70% of it. What? This $400,000, I don't have the 30%. Exactly. And there's really just nothing you can, there's no insurance that's really going to help you that much. They all have these little outs.
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And it basically almost seems like they just like like Oliver, they placed him in the depository and then they shot him and they planted it on Oswald. Could you imagine Oswald if he really I'm just going to work, bro. I got me this job at the Texas depository, booked as a story like he's just figured it out as it's happening. That poor guy, if it's true.
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So real quick, the American flag behind it, what is the, you got the McDonald's, you have Verizon.
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Yeah. You got to come up with your own, put it on there and then just have a link. Boom. Straight to your Etsy account or something.
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It has to be because the CIA is involved.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
RELEASED JFK FILES EXPOSE THE LARGEST COVER-UP IN US HISTORY
So what do you think the ramifications are that it gets released and you find out? One, I can't believe that you would even keep these documents. Let's assume that there really are documents because I would imagine that, let's say, LBJ was involved and ordered the CIA to have this guy to set this whole thing up, find a fall guy, get us two or three shooters that can kill him. Also, the...
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
RELEASED JFK FILES EXPOSE THE LARGEST COVER-UP IN US HISTORY
The route was changed at the last minute. Like these guys come and say, this is the best route. This would be the best, perfect hairpin turn. He has to slow down to less than 15 miles an hour. He'd be in the perfect position for us to pop him. There are places we can place guys easily where we can shoot it. It's a perfect place to take him out. And we've got this guy in the Texas depository.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
RELEASED JFK FILES EXPOSE THE LARGEST COVER-UP IN US HISTORY
He's been working there a few months. It's perfect, but they have to change the route. They change it at the last minute. So if it were to come out, hey, that LBJ ordered it, which is what I kind of think happened. He orders it. They change the route. The CIA gets a bunch of marksmen that are either in the military or former military.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
RELEASED JFK FILES EXPOSE THE LARGEST COVER-UP IN US HISTORY
Because I saw an interview with a guy who was locked up in prison that insists he was one of the shooters. And he had been I think he had been in the military and was now doing private contracting. I could be wrong about that, but somehow or another, he was former military, a former sniper, but he was now doing like private private security.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
RELEASED JFK FILES EXPOSE THE LARGEST COVER-UP IN US HISTORY
And they came to him one day and said, this is what we want you to do. Pretty sure that's how it worked. And they went and he was basically like the guy in the grassy knoll or something. Or he was in the... Where was he? It was a train, like train tracks or something. He was near. Anyway, he explains the whole thing. I mean, he's got a whole thing about biting the bullet.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
RELEASED JFK FILES EXPOSE THE LARGEST COVER-UP IN US HISTORY
Where he's like placed it. There was teeth marks on a bullet that they had found. And that there were teeth marks in it. And he's saying those were his teeth marks. Anyway, point is, is that... let's assume that the CIA set the whole thing up and they have JFK killed. So what do you think the ramifications is if all of these guys are now dead? Is your fear that what? That
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
RELEASED JFK FILES EXPOSE THE LARGEST COVER-UP IN US HISTORY
They dismantle the CIA when nobody that's nobody there, nobody that was a part of this is still alive. Or you think that they come up with a whole new slew of oversight that the CIA doesn't want? What exactly is are the ramifications?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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What were they raiding the house for?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
One Night Stand Scam GONE WRONG!
Um, Yeah, you had mentioned that this was like the first apartment you ever had like in your name.
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One Night Stand Scam GONE WRONG!
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Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, I was going to say that doesn't sound like you had a bad experience at all.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Yeah, bro. I was like, I panicked on the spot. What are the cops going to do? They're going to say the same thing. Say, what the fuck? What are you talking about?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Right. Just say, hey, somebody stole something from me and they get arrested.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
One Night Stand Scam GONE WRONG!
You know who they are? Yeah. These are guys you were selling to?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
One Night Stand Scam GONE WRONG!
What's open custody? What does that mean?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
One Night Stand Scam GONE WRONG!
So he's got that bad of a habit.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
One Night Stand Scam GONE WRONG!
Right. It's robbery. And you stabbed him.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
One Night Stand Scam GONE WRONG!
Yeah. I have a question for you. Like I thought like there were no guns or there it's illegal to have guns in Canada, but there's apparently a lot of guns.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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You've still had several, you've still mentioned several.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Well, they're looking for you anyway. So that's all he has to say.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
One Night Stand Scam GONE WRONG!
And I was like – For him to think you're solid? Yeah, right?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
One Night Stand Scam GONE WRONG!
So somebody on the outside who, who at least has a, uh, an understanding of your behavior would say, yeah, that's not true. You may think that right now, but you're not going to do that.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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He was right. He was right there.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
One Night Stand Scam GONE WRONG!
Right. So I'm like, not leave.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
One Night Stand Scam GONE WRONG!
Are they angry or just, they just thought it was funny.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
One Night Stand Scam GONE WRONG!
That's just, she's not, she's not, it's not her shit either. It's not her place. She'd lose. She'd get, get off the same way you would get off. Wasn't me. I showed up to meet this fucking guy.
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uh reception that's all it is right yeah they categorize you and decide where to send you yeah exactly so that's how it is that's how it is in the states by the way
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Well, in the feds, it's different. By the time you get, you know, like if you're in the US, they do that in the marshal's holdover. So they're categorizing you using the PSI. So right away, once you're sentenced, within a few days, they know what prison you're going to.
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In the state system, they typically send you somewhere where sometimes you hang out for a month, sometimes it's six months before they decide where to send you.
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Racist in what way? Against blacks?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Are there a lot of blacks in Canada?
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
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Wow. I just assumed – I don't know why I assumed that. I assumed it was, you know, I think, and this is probably wrong, I feel like the makeup of Canada is a lot like the U.K.,
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Yeah. But I don't think of the UK as having a lot of blacks. I think of them having a lot of like Indians and Pakistanis or and I guess Muslims at this point.
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Oh, you mean the state. Okay. So it's from the state. It's like what the state gives you when you first get there.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
What look like differences in natural ability are often differences in opportunity and motivation. What does that mean?
Modern Wisdom
#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
What about motivation? Where does that come from in this context?
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Okay. So one of the other elements here, when we're talking about becoming better in really any form is the ability to deal with uncertainty, the ability to grapple with the fact that you don't know how the outcome is going to go. And that open loop is going to plague you while it's still like that. And it may cause you to not even begin to take a step toward closing the loop.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
What have you learned about becoming better at dealing with uncertainty?
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
I wonder, I wonder how many people. would have loved to have had themselves now as a role model when they were a kid. And they're just totally blind to it.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Is there a line between this comfort with uncertainty and comfort with the idea of failing, of taking risk, of being a little bit more daring? I think so.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Is not failing regularly or at least not failing intermittently, is that an indication that you could be taking a little bit more risk? I think so.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
How debilitating is failure if we encounter it versus how we feel about it when fearing it in advance? I don't know if there's been any studies done on this, the fear of failure versus the sensation of failure, the experience of failure.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Yeah, when you turn any task into or any, I guess, activity into a task that needs to be ticked off, it sort of takes one step toward drudgery, which just doesn't sound fun. Well put.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Adam Mastroianni says that tragedy plus time equals comedy is as close to an equation that the human brain has got, that psychological immune system. The fact as well that in advance of a thing, you can cause yourself to ruminate so much that you're terrified of it happening.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
But the actual pain of the thing occurring lasts for way shorter than the story that you told yourself before and the rumination that you have afterwards. So you very much are optimizing for this microcosm peak that isn't as high as you think and doesn't last for as long as you think and isn't as bad as you think.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
And then even after that, maybe six months, a couple of years down the line, you can laugh about it. But yeah, you've got this great quote, the attitude that helps most with intense stress is not mindfulness, it's hope. In hard times, it's overwhelming to live only in the present. What brings strength is anticipating a brighter future.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Resilience lies in remembering that today's burdens may be lighter tomorrow.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
I think, I wonder whether people will be uncomfortable to think about motivation as something that's almost bestowed on them by the environment because, you know, highly agentic, meritocratic world, I can make my own way, I can... Yes, but as the other part of it, differences in opportunity and motivation, and it seems like motivation can quite often be brought about by the right opportunity too.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Yeah. It's so bizarre that sometimes things that were the worst thing that ever happened to you in retrospect were the springboard or diving board or the kindling, you know, the spark that sort of lights something that causes you to make a change that in retrospect was the inflection point or one of the big inflection points in your entire life.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
It's very much out of our hands also.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
It's just ruminating on all of the things that could go wrong without using them as a, well, they haven't gone wrong yet. And the fact that I've become aware of the fact that they might go wrong and potentially identified them and broken them down, hopefully makes them less likely that they're going to, this is a cause for celebration, not one for concern. That's the plan.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
It feels like vulnerability sort of has a role to play here, this stark awareness of our own shortcomings. I think you talk about being secure enough in your strengths to show your weaknesses. What's the role there of vulnerability?
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
yeah it's you had a tweet the other day where you were talking about how people think that you save time by shortening down words but the subtext of what it actually tells people is that you just didn't care about them enough to write something out more verbatim and um this is kind of the same that on the surface maybe it feels like an admission of your shortcomings but what it actually comes across as is uh
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
comfort and acceptance in your strengths, so much so that you can talk about the things that you know that you're bad at or that you think that you need to work on. So important.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
you're evaluating yourself all the time. And you're also evaluating what you think other people are evaluating you on all the time. You know, I wonder, I bet that he thinks that I did well or badly in that thing. It's like, put a score on it, ask them and they can tell you. Yeah, another great prompt for giving a presentation or a talk or whatever, and asking people for feedback.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Because again, the desirability for people to not hurt your feelings sort of holds strong typically, is if you had to cut 20% from this talk, just tell me what would you get rid of? What would be top of the list? Because for the most part, your good stuff's probably going to be good, but it's the really weak stuff that needs to go first. That's what should be triaged to be thrown out.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
I'm thinking about the role of emotions in all of this. So much of what we've been talking about have been strategies to compensate or ways that we see ourselves. And it's this sort of degree of rationality. I'm stepping out a little bit. I'm sort of above looking down on the situation. But the felt sense day-to-day is you're just swimming in your own hormones and neurochemistry.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Well, actually, you talk about pessimism not being an effective strategy for protecting emotions. That's obviously one compensatory mechanism. People become cynical. They try to believe that they insulate themselves from having to feel the pain of failure by never just trying in the first place.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
What do you think about the role of emotions and how people can treat them with the respect but objectivity that they probably need to?
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Let's say worry. Let's say fear. In advance of a project happening, the concern that it's not going to go well. Okay, give me an upcoming project that you're worried about right now. 3,500 people on stage in London in a week and a half's time.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Okay, so what are you afraid of specifically? Looking silly, not performing well, thinking less of myself because things don't go well, damaging my credibility, proving critics right, not proving myself right.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Maybe you shouldn't do the talk. I sold the tickets. I can't not do that.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Because it's exciting and thrilling and something that in retrospect, I'll be proud that I did. Okay.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
I probably haven't prepared fully, or there was some unseen factor that kind of came out of nowhere. I was underslept. I was in a bad mood. I was stressed about something. Typically, the lovely, flat, clear water that I was supposed to be performing in got disrupted. There we go.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
I don't actually think that I'm that driven by the fear of failure to go and do the preparation. Maybe that was it in the beginning. And this sort of goes back to what you were talking about before that people may need compliments at the start of their journey, but criticisms are more salient the further down that they get.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
I think that a lot of people are driven, they're activated by this need to prove themselves, to prove their fears wrong. But after a while, at least for me, you're just so balls deep in these habits and routines and the way that you see the world. And this is how I show up. And this is what my day looks like. And this is how I prepare and so on and so forth.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
So I actually think that that as a fuel is something that largely has sort of been let go of for me. Even if some of the fears still persist, the motivation to fix the things that will stop the fears, I think has changed a little.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Yeah, again, it comes back to that desire for control. That if you're trying to do something that you've run 50,000 times before and it goes wrong, it shouldn't have gone wrong. So there's no acceptable play baked into the system. There's no tolerance for things to be a little bit more unpredictable. But if you do it And you said, well, look, part of this, that was the entire point of it.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
The entire point of it was to find a little bit more playfulness. I love that data that you talked about. You said, we feel worse when our negative expectations are confirmed than when our positive expectations bring disappointment. A recipe for happiness is planning for the worst while continuing to hope for the best. I think that's a lovely juxtaposition.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Yeah. Yeah. One of the lines in the talk is, congratulations, you might be successful, but you're also very miserable. And it's talking about... I'm preaching to the choir here then. Exactly. Yeah. We read the same stuff, it seems. Yeah.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
There's this sense that being happy is kind of unsophisticated in some ways, areas of the internet that I try and stay away from, but that, I don't know, or maybe that negativity is more refined and in some way, because you see the true way of the world. It's sort of turning your affect into a protective strategy against appearing naive. People hate to appear naive.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Yeah, there is this sense that people sit in the stands and throw stones. And I don't know... It feels unfair as a person who regularly gets hit in the head by stones. You kind of want to scream out about man in the arena and blah, blah, blah. But I do think that it's important to remember it.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
And that's, do the people criticizing you or that have negative opinions or that you fear the judgment of, do these people have your best interests at heart? And I think that's the best way to sort of scythe through all of the bullshit that you receive. It's like, does this person have my best interests at heart? And if they do, then that's a gift from them. Thank you for telling me this thing.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
And if they don't, it doesn't matter what they say.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Yeah. You said misery is exhausting, fosters a sense of scarcity. Generosity seems like a sacrifice. Joy is invigorating. It promotes an attitude of abundance. Giving feels gratifying. Vitality is kinder than melancholy. But people, what is it? Misery loves its company, that you just get used to the way that you feel and it's scary to do anything else. Yeah. I forgot I wrote that one.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
It feels to me like the most important skill in becoming smarter is just trying to be less dumb. It does. You know, so much of the stuff from your work, from other psychologists that I speak to are Maybe it's not the entirety of the case, but at least the first order, the first meal that you're supposed to eat is avoid destruction as opposed to expedite success.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Yeah, I realized that you wrote something much more beautiful than I'd done, but on the same topic about how the hallmark of expertise is not how much you know, it's how well you synthesize. And I've had this idea for a while that one day in sort of late 2010, there was the optimal amount of information available.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
It only lasted a day, though. Yes, correct. We had a scarcity. We had scarcity, scarcity, scarcity, scarcity for all of human history all the way back. We knew far less than we wanted. We had no idea what the weather was going to be like tomorrow and whether or not there was going to be an earthquake.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
And then we get to this one day, 2010 or something like that, and then immediately fucking blew through it. And then we just ended up in the world that we're in now. And I love this idea of information foraging. I'm not sure if you've come across that. Yeah, it's so cool, this analogy.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
They can do some sort of quantitative analysis of squirrels collecting nuts in trees and then the distance from this tree to the next tree and how many nuts are left And the squirrels have this weird sort of inventory in their mind where they say, well, I've reached a point where each unit of time in this tree is diminishing in terms of its nut return.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
And that tree, based on its distance and my estimated number of nuts in that tree is this amount. And then eventually it breaches the threshold and it moves from one tree to the next tree. Typical squirrel cognition, by the way. Right. Okay. Classic squirrel cognition. I think that humans are the same. Information foragers are always on the lookout. I need to find more things.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Wouldn't this be interesting? Wouldn't this be interesting? Especially if you're sort of curiously driven. And then we enter into this world where we're at a... permanent 24-hour buffet that extends into eternity in all directions, and we can essentially never leave. And yes, for a long time, we were information scavengers and scourers, and now it's much more about being discerning.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
It's about what do I need to take from this, and how does it tie into my bigger web of things? Because if you just take whatever you can get and permanently do that, you're just going to be distracted, distracted, distracted.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
It's fascinating. The idea of somebody who believes that your potential is greater than you do, it's such a beautiful idea to have for a friend, for a partner, for a coach. I'm thinking about potential as an interesting concept because... What do we mean when we talk about somebody fulfilling their potential? It's kind of arbitrary, right? You don't know what your potential is.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Yeah, it's a very odd scenario to be in, you know, in such a short space of time for the primary driving advantage that we were supposed to rely on to have been flipped from one thing to another thing.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
And, you know, it doesn't surprise me that people are struggling with their attention, that they're distracted a lot of the time, that they feel frustrated at the fact that they can't hold on to things. And you go... For the first time in human history, we are swimming in an abundance of information.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
We are swimming in an abundance of food, of sloth, of anything you want to have an abundance of, you can have it apart from like peace. And yeah, it doesn't surprise me. It doesn't surprise me. Adaptively, we're not built for it. And culturally, in terms of archetypes, we don't have any tools to be able to use.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
One other element I really wanted to touch on was People taking satisfaction from a job well done. I found a quote that said, I still find myself with this sense that success has to be earned. And the only way to earn it is to inflict pain on yourself. And if you're not in pain, you didn't try hard enough. And it would have been better if you'd suffered more. And I think that's a lie.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
And if you assume that people get as good as they're going to get, and they don't get any better than they're going to get, given that we don't get to split test the world and run it back and try harder or do more or start with a different coach or do whatever, the idea of fulfilling potential, everybody ultimately does fulfill their potential.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
And I want to find out if it's true. I think that, you know, I've been doing these live shows. I was in Australia recently, and we have a Q&A portion at the end. And a lot of the questions, you know, the most common questions, how do I know that the thing that I'm doing is the right thing? The path that I'm on is the right one.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
I struggle to feel motivated because the people around me aren't into the things that I'm into, and it makes me feel lonely and broken and And I don't know if I'm going to end up finding a tribe that's into the new stuff and I'm tempted to go back to the old life. And then the third one, no matter how hard I work, I really struggle to ever give myself enough credit for a job well done.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Is there more potential potential that could have been fulfilled? Potential, potential.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Yeah, I think your mom is probably usually a good place to look as well. What does your mom want for you in life? Wants you to be content and happy and she loved you whether you were number one or it didn't matter, two.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Maybe, I mean... Or you have the tyrannical tiger mom that wants you to be... Yes. True. Good point.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
I love it. Adam Grant, ladies and gentlemen. Adam, where should people go? They want to keep up to date with all of your work online.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Dude, I appreciate you. I love the fact that you're really knee deep in all of the literature and all of the research. It's in the job description.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
I've been looking forward to bringing you on for a long time. And whenever the next book's out, I'd love to bring you back on as well.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Uh, get the headphones to work before we start. Um, that, that was, that was the biggest one. What would be better if it was 20% of anything? Uh, honestly, dude, you know, the, the citing the studies, uh, very quickly moving through them, not lingering in the boring referencey parts explaining this happened and just giving people enough of a reference is really, really great.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Uh, the personal anecdotes also fantastic. Uh, Maybe just a tiny... maybe just a tiny little bit more in terms of the tactical side, but we even got a lot of that. You did fucking awesome. So I'll have to reflect and I'll email you. I'll email you afterward. But bro, I've loved this. I've been wanting to bring you on literally for years. And yeah, you're fantastic. Your work's brilliant.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Even your Instagram and your Twitter are like high signal places to be. So I'm very glad that we managed to finally find a time.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Me too, man. Me too. Let's not leave it quite so long. Look, I'll love you and leave you. Thank you so much for today, dude.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Yeah, the compliments versus criticisms thing is super interesting to me. I think I would identify myself as a criticism hyper responder that I weight the value of somebody who doesn't like my work significantly higher than a lot of people who do like my work.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
And over time, that can cause you to take more heed from people who don't have your best interests at heart as opposed to the ones that do, which in the cold, harsh light of day, unemotionally, is awful. It's a poor strategy. Let's face it, that's not optimal. But there is something about that. And then I guess on the other side, somebody who...
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
Somebody who takes too much heed from the compliments is never going to have an accurate assessment of where their competence level is at. They're not going to work on the things that they need to, perhaps the basics, perhaps going back to the start, perhaps realizing why it is that they're failing. Well, I'm great. I've never encountered any problems. Why does this keep on happening to me?
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
This is unfair. And maybe that's where a victim mindset comes from. I'm not sure.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
So you're a medical. Permeates deep. Permeates deep.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
What do you think most people don't realize about where meaning comes from? Because it seems here like we're talking about this sort of grander sense of purpose, something that pulls us forward. It's kind of structural in the beliefs that we have and the people that are around us, but it's also a little bit more transcendent. It's kind of out there.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
So from a scientific perspective, when it comes to performance and potential, what do people miss about meaning?
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
I wonder if in the world of dashboards and analytics and quantified KPIs, I wonder if much of this particular motivating factor coming from meaning is being missed.
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
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#885 - Adam Grant - How To Overcome Your Fear Of Failure & Unlock Your Potential
So I got one of the guys to put a print off like 30 emails or something from the last few months. Just he chose some of them and he printed them off and I got to read them in bed. And that was that was wild to do that, you know, significantly more impactful and heartfelt and motivating and meaning generating than going, oh, line go up into the right.
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Will sanctuary cities cooperate, and how has the public's opinion shifted?
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Here with the latest on that front is Daily Wire deputy managing editor Tim Ricey. Tim, so there's been lots to watch on the cabinet beat. What's the latest with Trump's nominees?
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That's certainly a stark contrast there. Speaking of the Defense Department, what's the latest on Pete Hegseth?
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Right. As we've reported, Hegseth is facing the hardest journey out of really all of Trump's nominees. Any other nomination news to note?
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Trump’s Sanctuary City Warning & DEI Department Purge | 1.23.25
And the federal employee purge has begun with DEI agencies and staffers first on the chopping block.
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Trump’s Sanctuary City Warning & DEI Department Purge | 1.23.25
All right, so a good hearing for Stefanik and at least some signs of progress on an otherwise slow-moving week. Tim, thanks for reporting. Thanks for having me. President Trump has signed an executive order intended to purge diversity, equity, and inclusion employees from the federal government. It's part of his larger anti-DEI agenda.
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Trump administration wasted no time this week in implementing the president's immigration agenda. Just days after Trump took office, hundreds of illegal aliens have been arrested and U.S. troops have been dispatched to the southern border.
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Investment Up, GDP Down & Drill, Baby, Drill | 5.1.25
The Trump program, with the deregulation, with the tax cuts that's coming, which will be retroactive to January, which will allow complete expensing, it surged like, what is it, 22%. 22%. And consumption, despite the soft data with the confidence being down, consumption has been robust. So that number's a really good number when you sort out all of that stuff.
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The markets need to, like, look beneath the surface of that. We had a 22 percent increase in domestic investment. That is off the charts.
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These acts are despicable, and we will prosecute them with maximal punishment.
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My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
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I'd rather just go to a Mexican restaurant, honestly.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
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If my dad and my sister didn't cook, I'd just be like, well... Vince, he, like, has to have the whole thing. And so he... And he has to have it a certain way. And, like, I wouldn't do it that way. So he's just like, I'll do it myself. And he does it himself. And is it, like... Is it the, like, classic Michigan way? Classic Midwest, the whole casserole thing. Yes. All of it. It's great.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
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I'm happy with it. And it's all, like, a lot of it's canned stuff and instant that. So, like, I don't... It's not that complicated, but...
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
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No girls allowed. Go to fucking home ec and shut up. Yeah.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
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2024, that's right.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
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That's so interesting.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
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Yeah. Happy Thanksgiving. Hey, what are you grateful for this year? I'm grateful for all the decorations that Asia put up in the studio. If you're watching this on video, you can see that it's super autumnal. It's gorgeous. It's themed out.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
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That's so innovative. Yeah. Instead of just throwing money at it, they're like creating this system that's so necessary.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
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I have no idea. I can hear the dot matrix printer going right in my head. Right.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
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You've got a cornucopia one. Hey, hey.
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That's amazing. And I love the consumer part of it because it's so true. You are paying to go to this institution. You know, you are a consumer of this institution, especially if they're fucking federally funded.
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And if you don't. don't care about safety and, you know, don't want to put any effort into it, your numbers will be bad and reflect that. So they'll put more money into it so they don't have to put those numbers out. Yeah. That's so smart. It's so smart. You've got to force people to fucking behave a lot.
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It just goes straight to get a law passed. Let's not ask them politely. Let's just make it that if they don't do it, their bottom line will be affected because that's really what they give a shit about. Yeah.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
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It's why we didn't go to college.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
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Listen, City College, loved it. I did. It was a good time.
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Yeah. It's like, oh, finally, Karen's found her calling. Did you see there was like a girl who turned her long, beautiful hair, she must be a hair influencer, turned it into like a cornucopia?
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You're going to offer this place and you need to also offer, you know, some kind of level of safety. Yeah.
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Zero percent. Can you imagine that world? As fucking if. I would go move there immediately. As if. If you get 0%, you need to be fucking worried because that means you're in a culture that is scaring women and scaring survivors into not reporting. That's all that it means. Yes, that's right. It doesn't mean it's safe. Right. That's almost scarier.
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Really? It was really cool. All these braids and then all these like accessories and stuff. Was there stuff coming out of it? Yeah. She's like, put a pumpkin in and put this in. Yes. That's cool.
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Yeah, I'd rather have that than the alternative. Yeah, than nothing. Can we just have something that's complicated rather than nothing that's nothing?
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Yeah, it's too complicated.
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Sorry. Then stop fucking sexually assaulting and raping, fuckers.
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I did not know about that at all. Me either. That's incredible. I had no idea. Wow. That was amazing. Great job. Thank you. Great Thanksgiving story. I know, right? Yeah.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
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All right, well, let's take a fucking, what, 180, 360, fucking.
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It's dessert time. It's dessert time. Okay. I'm going to tell you a very deserty story. It's about a tween and teen cousins getting into mischief together. Okay. And in doing so, accidentally creating one of the UK's most endearing debates on fantastical unexplained creatures in the vein of like what you love, fucking Loch Ness or Bigfoot. But this one, this is the story of the Cottingley Fairies.
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Yeah. It went really far. And we're going to have to talk about why, because it's so confounding. Okay. Because I'll show you the photos, too. I'm sure you've seen them. The main sources for this story are two articles from BBC News, and the rest of the sources can be found in our show notes. All right. Well, let's start in one of your favorite times and places, the late 1800s, early 1900s.
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Picture it. The Industrial Revolution is starting to take over the world. All these like rural communities are coming into big cities. And this is how people are now living and making money. And just this is how society is sadly headed. Yeah. Right. And so this means that our once reliance and connection with nature is. and traditional lifestyles that relied upon nature is starting to fracture.
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And it's during this time then, of course, that people start to romanticize that connection that we supposedly had, thinking of it as an innocent time and using it kind of as magical escapism. So it's in this vein that the fairy aesthetic becomes a huge trend in the UK, even being nicknamed fairy fever. And this is for everyone. I don't know. It's like Tinkerbell, essentially.
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And the crowd, it is just like the most epic reveal of all time. It's like a crowd that's primed and ready for something awesome and epic. And then it fucking outdoes itself.
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That's the fairy idea we're talking about. And it actually got huge in Victorian children's literature. So children grew up with fairy art and stories, of course, particularly in the wildly popular Peter Pan, which debuted in 1907. And then it was a massive sensation. And then it was performed as a play consistently for about 25 years. So people were obsessed with this.
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Every child went and saw the play. I mean, clapping, if you believe in fairies, that kind of thing. Bring Tinkerbell back. I know.
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More than 350 books about fairies are published in the UK between 1920 and 1925. Wow. That's a fucking lot. And adults are into fairy stuff. But for them, the fascination, it kind of overlaps with spiritualism, which I know you love.
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This is the same time period when seances are becoming very popular and people attribute this to the grief that adults, of course, felt in the aftermath of World War I. They wanted that connection with the afterlife so that all of their sons who died didn't die in vain and they can still connect with them. That's understandable.
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Totally. And so people see proof of the existence of fairies as a corroboration for other fantastical ideas that they would like to approach with the seriousness of science. Yeah. A lot of people who are really into the afterlife are pissed off that fairies are lumped in to what they're into, you know, saying like they don't believe in that and you're making this seem less legit.
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But other people like see them all as kind of this like fairy tale that is true.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
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It's so hilarious. Are you sure it wasn't AI? I mean, I can't even picture it. I feel it might have been pre-AI. I'm not sure. Should we say what we're thankful for? Yes. This year, because there's a theme of what Karen and I are thankful for. And guess what? It's you, listener. Oh, I thought it was us. Oh. It's us. We're thankful for ourselves.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
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I thought you were going to say like when it's like spiritualism and reincarnation and fairies and when it's just all the names. Yeah.
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She's the fourth Beatle. I can't remember. Judy, Judy. Judy, Judy. Okay. So here we are in this headspace. And now we're going to travel to the north of England in the summer of 1917. Wars just ended. And we're near Leeds in the village of Cottingley, which is part of the city of Bradford. Got it? Sure. We're in the home of the Wright family, which backs up to a little wooded valley.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
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At the bottom of that valley is a small body of water. I mean, it's a fucking novel. Yeah. You're like, I'm going to just go walk out into the woods. Yeah, and it writes itself. There's like a stream, and it's called the Cottingley Beck, and a Beck is a regional term for a brook. Okay. So the Wright family is made up of a married couple named Polly and Arthur and their 16-year-old daughter, Elsie.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
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Elsie loves to draw. She's a skilled artist. Her father is an amateur photographer with his own darkroom, and Elsie has learned a lot about photography from him, which is, oh, my God, so cute. Also living with the family is Elsie's aunt and her nine-year-old cousin, Francis, who recently moved back to England from South Africa, where, of course, colonization was rampant.
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So even though Elsie is a lot older than her cousins, you know, 16 and 9, you wouldn't think they'd be best of friends. But the two girls get along and they love playing together. And in particular, they like to hang out by that beck. where they typically get into trouble for getting their clothes and shoes wet and for tracking mud into the house. Sounds like a fucking great childhood. The dream.
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River and drank under bridges and, like... And raced with the pink ladies. Yeah. I honestly smoked cigarettes and... Yeah. It takes all kinds. So when the moms yell at them for getting wet, Elsie and Frances— Take soul calling. It's my new favorite thing. I say it a lot lately. It's really true. Okay, sorry.
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So when their moms yell at the girls for getting wet, Elsie and Frances like to reply that they were, quote, off to see the fairies. Like that's their excuse, we're off to see the fairies. It sounds like this is mostly Frances, the nine-year-old's excuse, and it's looked at by the family as like the equivalent of a dog ate my homework kind of a jokey thing.
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But Elsie always backs her up, agreeing that there are fairies in the Beck. Of course, no one takes them seriously. It's just a cute little thing the girls say when they get in trouble. Until one day in July of 1917, the girls tromp into the Wright's kitchen after fucking around in the Beck and the mothers are fed up.
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This time, Elsie says that they really had seen fairies and that she was going to prove it. She borrows one of her father's cameras, and she and Francis head back down. And they come back to the house less than an hour later, saying that they have irrefutable proof that the fairies are real.
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Arthur helps Elsie develop the photo, and sure enough, clear as day, there's a photograph of Francis surrounded by several dainty dancing fairies. This beautiful Victorian photograph, which I'll show you in a minute, but let's keep going for a second. Arthur is suspicious. The dad is like super suspicious. He also knows his daughter does have the artistic chops to fake this. Okay. First of all.
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Yeah. In fact, Elsie has a job at a photo studio in Bradford retouching photographic plates. But the image does look incredibly lifelike. And he knows that Elsie didn't tamper with the photo plate, which is like basically the negative, because he helped her develop it. He would have seen it when he was developing it. Yeah. So he's like, this is so, this is like, I can't explain this. Right.
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No, like, okay. So the theme is that we're thankful for the Murderino community. Every day. God, you guys are fucking awesome. And we have a couple of cool things going on that we wanted to tell you about regarding you, yourself, the Murderino community. What the Murderinos have done in the world. That's right. So a listener named Mandy sent us an article that I hadn't seen at all.
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The only other option is that Elsie drew an extremely lifelike fairy, cut it out and posed it in the picture. And listen, let me tell you, that's what she did. Spoiler alert. That's exactly what she did. I hate to spoil it, but like you got to know the whole time. Yeah. If you know the story, you kind of know the ending of the story. So that's exactly what they did.
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She copied pictures from a book of children's stories, added wings, cut out the drawings and stuck them in hat pins to stand them up. That's why they look real and three-dimensional, and the girls are adamant that the photo isn't faked. And they're committed to their story, you know, at least when it's just their immediate family. Yeah. They're just playing along. Right.
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They're so committed, in fact, that they take another picture a few months later and... In September, this one shows Elsie sitting next to a little winged creature, which the girls claim is a gnome. So let me show you the two photos that we have. And you tell me what you think. Photography is pretty early at this time. So you and I look at this and we're like, that's so stupid.
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You can tell it's fake. But, you know.
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Yeah, right. These days, it would be retouched to high hell, whatever. And if you really want to believe it, then you'll believe it, right? Let's see the other one. So that's Elsie. I mean, it's ethereal looking and very pretty. Hold on, let me see this.
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Or like, hey, Frances, let's play a trick on our family. Yeah. Yeah.
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These girls are bros. Love it. However, I don't think they expected this to go as far as it went. Because in 1919, Elsie's mother, even though she doesn't seem to believe in it... Brings the prints of the girls' photos to a lecture on fairies being held at Bradford's Theosophical Society, which is a group devoted to a New Age religious movement that's popular at the time.
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So it's all the kind of spiritualism stuff. Yeah. And the photos are so impressive that the society's president brings them to a meeting in London and gives a series of lectures about them in 1920. As if they're real. Like he believes it, it seems like.
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They're like, we have proof, finally. Proof. It's all anyone wants. All these fucking, just little girls fucking around. In London, the photos catch the attention of none other than Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. the author of the Sherlock Holmes stories.
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So he is already a famous author, and he'd been working on an article about fairies because he had been obsessed and fascinated with spiritualism ever since his own son died in World War I. So it seems like he really wanted to believe this with his whole being. We all really want to believe something. We really do. We do.
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And so he viewed the photos as if they were real and as if they were proof of the legitimacy of not just fairies, but spiritualism in general. Wow. Yeah.
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Just came out, I think. Just came out in People Magazine by Angela Andaloro. It's called Micro Preemie Mom Didn't Know If She'd Be Writing an Obituary or Birth Announcement When Baby Arrived at 25 Weeks. Oh, God. And this actually kind of hits me because my dear friend Carrie Sellenbetter just had a preemie at 34 weeks. And I met that baby and it was still in the NICU and it was so tiny.
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So it's kind of very powerful. It's sad. It makes you think he must have been really heartbroken if he were able if he just so easily believed these things.
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Yeah. That logic is true. And I'm just I have nothing. It's me here. Yeah. Sad. Yeah. So Conan Doyle writes an article about the fairy photos and says that he has gone through every possible explanation for how they could have been faked and can only come to the conclusion that they're real and that fairies exist.
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He even gets opinions from several experts in photography, including one from the Kodak company. The experts all come back with mixed reviews, but Conan Doyle concludes that the results of these opinions show two out of three experts agree that the photos are real. Which is Kim kind of, you know what, like I'm taking this and I'm making it sound like this. Yes.
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He's not lying, but it's not, you know.
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When it's like, if you already believe in something, you're only going to see the stuff that supports what you believe in. Absolutely. And the other stuff seems like bullshit to you.
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It's like, there it is. There it is. And I don't want to fight someone and be like, no, there isn't. You know, it's like, because if you need that fucking, I mean, same with religion. Like, if you need that, have it.
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But you also have to be open to the point where, like, other people's opinions are just as fucking legitimate as yours because there's no such thing. There's no such thing as you can't prove a negative. I'm sorry. Prove a negative. There's debate, Georgia. I've never met her before. Oh, yeah. She's really good. She's ready for Thanksgiving dinner table.
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fucking dare you. So Conan Doyle asks Elsie's father for permission to print the photos in the article. And Arthur, the father, is so impressed by this famous author who's like paying attention to this little family all of a sudden that he agrees to letting the photos be published, although he refuses payment for the photos that Conan Doyle wants to give him. And it sounds like
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He says it's because he doesn't want to tarnish their genuineness, but it sounds like he maybe knows they're fake and doesn't want to scam the author out of money, which is thoughtful. He's like, I can kind of go along with this a little bit. I can't go that far. Yeah, if I take money, then I'm complicit. Yeah.
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So Conan Doyle's article is published in The Strand magazine in the UK, Australia, and America in the 1920s. The girls are referred to in the article by pseudonyms, and the article causes a huge sensation online. Not because everyone believes the photos are real. In fact, most people probably believe they're fake.
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But the debate over whether or not they are completely real, it's like goes viral, essentially. Yeah. It's like, like, what color is this dress? Yeah.
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Yeah. Exactly. And it's like... Find one person to argue. The other side is just like what you do at a pub. Yeah. What else are you going to do at a pub? But also that dress was so clearly blue. I don't understand.
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So no one can figure out how the photos have been faked. So that's kind of part of the whole thing. And they don't think two young girls would have the skills necessary to create this kind of illusion. So it's like, fuck you. Yeah, exactly. So after the article comes out, Arthur Conan Doyle buys Francis and Elsie new cameras so that they can try and capture more photos of the fairies.
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And the thought of a 25 week baby, I just cannot even imagine. Must have been so scary. And so scary and unexpected. And yeah, like Carrie's baby was three pounds, nine ounces. I mean... Little tiny baby. She's doing great. Oh, good. So is Carrie. Great. So basically, the mother, Caitlin, gave birth to her daughter prematurely, unexpectedly, at 25 weeks.
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By this point, it's 1921 and the girls are 13 and 20 years old and they really don't know what to do because it's fucking fake.
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and they never believed that anyone would really fall for it you know they didn't expect I guess maybe they didn't know their mom would take them to this lecture and never people would take it seriously but everyone is so starstruck by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle that they're just like let's just go with it yeah you know and he's like put a lot at there's a lot at stake at like his reputation at this point so they probably don't want to tell him right for that reason as well it's like
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So not knowing what to do and feeling kind of sorry for Conan Doyle, the girls accept the cameras. He also pays them around 20 pounds each, which in today's U.S. dollars— $500? 1,150. He just fucking hands them a fucking 20 quid or whatever. They produced two more photos, one of Frances and one of Elsie, and there's a fairy in each photo.
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These photos are also published along with a fifth photo, which just shows the fairies and neither of the girls. And this last photo is called The Fairies and Their Sunbath. And the fairies do look a little different in this photo, more transparent and ethereal. Those are the real ones. The idea is that they are dematerializing in front of the camera.
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And actually, to this day, no one's quite sure how they achieved that effect. Because they're the real ones. Right. So the fairy craze peaks in about 1923, and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle dies in 1930. But the debate about whether or not the Conningley fairies in those photos are real rages on for decades, with many people believing rightly that the fairies are a hoax.
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Others insisting that they are real. Like how fun and harmless, except for his heart. I know.
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I mean, it's like a fun thing in the middle of a bunch of fucking horrible shit happening. It's like a fun debate. The sky is filled with ash and smoke. Everybody is like in the workhouse. The poverty is abundant. Yeah. When television becomes mainstream, there are programs devoted to the tale and lots of people do investigative deep dives into the subject.
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But no one officially solves the mystery until the 1980s. I wonder if you watched this. That's when Francis and Elsie, who are now in their late 70s and 80s, come clean in an interview on a show about the paranormal called Arthur C. Clarke's World of Strange Powers.
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No. I bet it was British.
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I need to turn away from my job and start watching it immediately. You do, too. It's like the Spock one. Yes. What was that one? In Search Of? Yeah. So Elsie, the older one, finally admits that the whole thing got out of hand when Conan Doyle got a hold of the story and the girls just decided to go along with it. She says, quote, End quote. The girls, now women, say they want to tell the truth.
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Now old women. They say they want to tell the truth before they die. They don't want their grandkids wondering, which I love it. It's us always saying, don't leave anything secret. Yeah, clear it up. Why not? Deathbed confessions for everyone. Yeah. Even if you can make something up.
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Due to complications, the baby named Nora was named Nora. Hey. Baby Nora. Baby Nora was in the NICU for 118 days. And in the article, Caitlin says she sought help, didn't know, you know, who to talk to about this. So she said she got support by posting to a subgroup for fans of the True Crime Podcast podcast. my favorite murder on Facebook.
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So for her part, Frances, the younger of the two, has always insisted that that last photo, the one of the fairies in their sunbath, is real. It's like, why would she do that if they're coming clean? Right. And it is like really, it's like spider webby looking and the do, you know, kind of a thing. Because they're real. You think so? Uh-huh.
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It should have got way more than that. I know. But- But still. I know. Maybe I'll get you that for your birthday. Okay. Next year for Thanksgiving, I'll get you. You can make it a lithograph. It doesn't have to be the original. Thank you. And that is the story of the Cottingley Fairies. Perfection.
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Like, he wanted it so bad because... Fear of his own death, fear of his son's passing, needing there to be more to life than this, the basics. Right. Which is like... So human.
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I like that. Well, we have something true and provable and that is the listeners here that we're so thankful for. And thank you for spending your Thanksgiving with us or not if you're not listening to it. Yeah, true. It's fine.
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Thanks for listening. Happy Thanksgiving. Stay sexy. And don't get murdered. Goodbye.
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And she says, quote, I started posting there every week and it kind of became a thing where I found help that way. Yeah. How fucking beautiful is that? I mean, truly. Yeah. Because when you have this like many listeners, everyone has the experience that you've had somewhere in this weird little thing that we've created.
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Our senior producer is Alejandra Keck.
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Our editor is Aristotle Acevedo.
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Our researchers are Maren McClashan and Allie Elkin.
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Follow the show on Instagram and Facebook at My Favorite Murder and Twitter at My Fave Murder. Goodbye.
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True crime. Blah, blah, blah. Yeah.
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Yeah, that's a good point when they're always like, why do women like true crime like you guys do so much? And it's like, that's not what it's about. It's about so much bigger than that. And this is like a lovely example of that. It's beautiful. So now, so Nora is now 18 months old, happy and healthy and in a beautiful family. And we're so, so happy for you, Caitlin.
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Let me read Mandy's email.
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It's just Mandy Moore at Gmail. Mandy says, Hello. Hopefully this reaches you. I wanted to share an article written about a fan, her micro preemie daughter, and the community that we have all because of your podcast. The community was built over our love of MFM and spread into worldwide friendships. I'm in the Facebook subgroup and witnessed Caitlin and Nora's journey from birth until now.
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Baby Nora has so many honorary aunties and uncles because of the community. Aww. So I just wanted to share this and say thank you. Thank you for giving us something that we love and the community that has been built around it because of you. I mean, that's such a beautiful.
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Inspired by a true story. Yeah. Hey, let's make it about ourselves and make a donation in the name of murderinos to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. $10,000 we're giving them. Its mission is to advance cures and means of prevention for pediatric catastrophic diseases through research and treatment. You can go to stjude.org, S-T-J-U-D-E.org to donate yourself if you'd like to. And yeah. Yay.
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Beautiful. Thankful for y'all. Yeah.
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I know you've been building this up and I'm really fucking excited to see it.
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That looked like a well, like an old well.
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For almost a million dollars. And honestly, it did look bigger once the banana was in it.
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Those songs aren't cheap. You've got to pull it back out. It's really thoughtful, actually.
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Do not create a sinkhole just to, like, have something to create. You know what I mean?
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Send us TikToks like that. Okay. Well, speaking of the Bananas podcast and other podcasts that are on our podcast network. And other fruits and vegetables that we enjoy.
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And then on That's Messed Up, an SVU podcast, Cara and Lisa chat about the ballad of Dwight and Irina from SVU's 22nd season. And comedian Rikki Lindholm joins them to talk about her role in the episode. Very cool. Yeah.
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And for all you demon heads, Son of Satan, the latest episode of MFM animated by Nick Terry, is now available on YouTube.com slash Exactly Right Media. Please follow that as well if you feel like it.
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And if you're a listener, please stay tuned because Millie will have exciting news for you in 2025. And until then, please enjoy their last episode where they cover Alien from 1979 and Faster Pussycat Kill Kill from 1965. What a great podcast. duo to end on.
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I tell you what, dry January. I mean, what is... Actually, no, I'm not going to come.
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Yeah, I mean, marketing is scary.
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Yeah, I mean, marketing is scary.
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I'm not trying to scare you. I'm not talking about your job at Fiverr. I'm talking about your ability to stay in the profession, in the industry.
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It's so crazy how fast it's moving because every day it feels like I'm looking... through the news and there's like a new feature that I didn't know that you could use or that it's a new use case. Just yesterday, I've been going back and forth with this person to see if they're a good fit for the community. I screenshot of the text messages and gave it context of, hey, this is the conversation.
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I had a conversation with a business owner just like two weeks ago and they were not using ChatGPT at all. It's like ground zero. And he's like, well, what can I use it with and what use it for? And I show him some of the use cases that I use it for. And he's like, oh, man, like I just I can't even think.
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So I can imagine how a lot of home service business owners, any business owner really who's not using it right now can be intimidating because you don't know what you don't know. And so the first thing I told that person was just tell it everything about you, your life story, what you're doing as a business owner, and then ask it at the end. How can I use you best for who I am as a person?
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Right, for sure. And from there, that point on, they've been using it every single day for the last couple of weeks because ChatGPT is now telling the business owner how they can best use themselves as a tool.
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I can't get them to book an appointment. How can I get them over the hump? I sent that to ChatGBT with all the context of who I am as a person and how I like to sell. And it gave me a text message that I copied and pasted and they immediately... It was perfect. They immediately booked appointment right after.
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I think a lot of people get caught up when you're not paying for ChatGPT, you don't have the functionality of the voice conversation. And so as you're sitting there and typing, like you're always subconsciously, you're trying to make it like super punctual and like grammatically correct.
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And then you get yourself caught up where what I love about the voice thing is you can keep it way more casual and I can just dump all of my thoughts and feelings. Don't have to worry about anything else except for just getting it out there into the world. And then it can shape it just like that. Yeah.
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That brings up a really important ethics topic around AI that a lot of people are arguing back and forth on is, is AI actually going to replace the jobs that people are trying to do? And is that ethical or non-ethical?
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Did you guys see the email that the Fiverr CEO sent out to his whole staff? Freaking loved it. I'll read it super quick if you haven't seen it, but this was a lot of, it was a controversial email for a lot of people, but this is the CEO of Fiverr. He sent this to his whole company.
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Hey team, I've always believed in radical candor and despise those who sugarcoat reality to avoid stating the unpleasant truth. The very basis for radical candor is care. You care enough about your friends and colleagues to tell them the truth because you want them to be able to understand it, grow, and succeed. So here's the unpleasant truth. AI is coming for your jobs.
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Heck, it's coming for my job too. This is a wake-up call.
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it does not matter if you're a programmer designer product manager data scientist lawyer customer support rep salesperson or finance person ai is coming for you you must understand that that was once considered easy tasks will no longer exist what was once considered hard tasks will be the new easy and what was considered impossible tasks will be the new hard if you do not become an exceptional talent at what you do a master you will face the need for a career change in a matter of months
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It's been crazy. We've really gone all in on this free Facebook group for the last like two, three weeks. And we've 5X the amount of followers that we've had in there.
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Yeah, we've been doing all kinds of value ads for the people that are in that community for free, which is crazy to think about because these are things that we've sold in the past for thousands and thousands of dollars.
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And the last like two, three weeks, I've been going live every single day, teaching you guys something new about marketing. And we're gonna keep doing different things and value adds like that with different aspects and facets of business.
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So if you're trying to find a way to get involved and you don't know how to get involved, or maybe you're not quite ready to be a part of our community, this is the best way that you're going to be able to learn how to grow your business currently so you can afford to be in our community.
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Yeah, if you guys are part of our Facebook group, you guys would have already seen this. So if you're not part of our free Facebook group, click the link in the description. You guys can join and get this information hot and fresh in real time. But one of our community members, he showed us
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he stitched together a one-minute long welcome video for his customers fully custom, fully with AI and if you're skeptical, I'm gonna ask you guys to go watch it yourself because up to this point, I would agree video AI has been pretty lackluster. It's really struggled but this is by far the best tool I've seen to date.
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The human person that it's able to create and the characters it's able to create, unreal. The voices, unreal.
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
I've seen people do insane things and you can make all kinds of styles. Like some of the hyper-realistic videos, like our community member Bjorn did, it's hard to distinguish between what is real and what is AI. It's insane. But you can also spin it into making, we did it, we talk about God mode and being able to play your business like a video game.
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
So we spun a couple video ads that look like Fortnite. Like it's crazy in a matter of minutes. So you can style it how you want. Well, it's crazy.
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
That skillset, we were able to make an eight second clip in a matter of five minutes. That was at least 80% of the way of what we wanted. That type of clip, if you were to outsource that to a video editor that uses 3D rendering softwares like Blender and After Effects, I mean, you're paying thousands of dollars per hour just to produce an eight-second clip.
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
With this, you're able to produce it for $300 a month.
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
It's so wild to think how – this is the hockey stick, you know? Like it is starting to really curl up.
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
Well, especially small businesses, this is your greatest opportunity is right now. Although Google VO3 still has a couple minor things that it's got to work out. I think back, we were just talking today, two years ago where ChatGBT was and the capabilities of it versus where it is now.
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
If you're not starting to get familiar with the tool, if you try to jump in two years later, you're going to be lost in the sauce. Because I think the beautiful thing is a big bottleneck and resistance for a lot of business owners to start marketing is like, I don't want to be on camera. Right. I don't know how to edit a video. I don't know how to color all this stuff.
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
You now have a tool that allows you to produce a very high quality video in seconds. And it is good.
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
And you're getting this hot and ready because this just came out just within the last two weeks. Yeah, it's wild. I think a week ago, dude. It is so wild to think how much we're seeing this. And if this isn't on your radar, you're missing out. You're already behind.
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
i think that's a big piece too when you say it's not the who it's the ai it's like it's the who with the ai yeah i think it's super important to note take exactly what you're saying because i know a lot of for sure employees out there who aren't familiar with they are are scared like hey i mean we we talked about the fiverr uh email that was sent out just a few episodes ago but he's like hey dude if you're not using ai see you later yeah you're out
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
But also business owners of like, how is this going to impact me and who I hired, what I hire for and all of these things. What AI doesn't do is replace strategy. And if you don't have the strategy behind AI, AI is not going to make you any more money if you don't know how to utilize it as a tool. So being able to leverage that with your team currently is how you're going to really scale and grow.
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
Dude, I'll tell you what.
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
bring that produced product to the table like dude it's gonna be game changer i think about too like even from a personal use case like i know something that you guys have been doing in your personal time is talking to chat gpt documenting your life teaching it about you now being able to pull that out and you know it used to be you could write a book now about yourself pretty quick now you could produce a full-on movie documentary and movie about your life for it's
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
so it's so wild i i think to like even when we were building solgen like you always think in hindsight man i would i wish i would have documented more yeah now you can go produce some of the b-roll that maybe you didn't have and it would be pretty close dude how cool would that be because like there's been several podcasts where i've gone really deep on like my story or my experience and just taking that feeding that into a prompt for video and
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
Now, I think you're only allowed what, like four or five videos per day total, including refreshes.
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
It's trippy. And then you're going to be able to see yourself in the third person. And then at that what point?
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
Yeah, it's kind of a gimmick. It's funny because they want you to get really into the Google AI ecosystem. So in order to use this tool, you have to sign up. I believe it's called Google AI Ultra, where you get their Gemini package, you get their flow package, you get their images and everything in between.
Next Level Pros
#150: How VEO 3 can save your business $1M a year // Next Level Pros Podcast
Like, oh my gosh, it's getting me hyped. I agree. That's why if you are listening to this, you're step one there. You're doing the right things about trying to figure out more ways to... improve your skill sets and really get in the right room with the right people.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
127 - UFO Encounters, Mothman Conspiracies, & Giant Exploding Rockets
Jam my biscuit.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
127 - UFO Encounters, Mothman Conspiracies, & Giant Exploding Rockets
Careful.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
127 - UFO Encounters, Mothman Conspiracies, & Giant Exploding Rockets
I, your fortune out of the cookie, say that the flower in which you pick on the morrow afternoon shall hence be your ultimate destruction.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
I don't like this.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
For those of you who don't know or don't follow, Outdoor Boys, who has how many million? It's over 10. Yeah, 14 million subscribers has been doing content. I found him, I don't know how many years, almost a decade surely. Because you were on the previous channel, Catfish and Carp. Yeah, 2016 was I started listening to him and I had no idea he was doing this outdoor stuff until you guys showed me.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
I'm like, golly. He blew up like crazy and now he's gotten too famous. Too famous, dude.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Und er hat jetzt, ich meine, er hat literally seine eigene, er ist über die Bar, er ist ein Lehrer.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Aber er könnte auch, er hat so viele Möglichkeiten jetzt. Imagine all the people he could literally just do sponsors or commercials for or something if he wanted to do stuff like that.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
It's crazy. So we're about like three months away from that, you think?
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Yeah. Close. Okay. Yeah. Let's just, everyone comment, let us know like when we should just quit. We'll just wrap it up again.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
TikTok hat ihn verrückt.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Ich wusste nicht, dass er auf TikTok war. Es ist unglaublich.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
It's got to be weird, right? I mean, like, we're nowhere near that level. But, like, that's crazy. And, I mean, that's got to be tough, making that decision. That's got to be a super tough one.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
I think you just got to act more weird than the person's acting. Yeah. And then they leave you alone.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
They didn't show Bin Laden side at all in this. This is all great, but I wonder, what is Bin Laden feeling right now?
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Oh mein Gott. And that's what happened, right?
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Because they're like, well, yeah, that won't happen.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
So they ran through that scenario beforehand. Yeah. Dude. And they didn't know... Gotta love the seals, baby.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
So they're clocking them from the get-go. Oh my goodness. Did it stop them? Did it do anything?
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Well, was the Pakistan, like, were they supporting Bin Laden at this time or were they hiding him? Like, were they kind of like, they didn't really care. They didn't really care.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Wenn jeder wissen würde, wie man Quilten macht.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Warum haben sie den Helikopter nicht genommen?
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Es war verrückt. Das ist verrückt. Ich meine, ging nichts anderes falsch mit innen im Haus? Wie sie, sie, sie, sie, sie, sie, sie, sie, sie, sie
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Hey, schau mal, einen Moment, sorry.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Das ist eine von ihren War Room Fotos.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Ich weiß es nicht. Oh nein, ich weiß es nicht.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Yes. Some rich company, I mean, country comes over and offers him something that there's no way he could refuse. It's like, yeah, he's gonna do it.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Rockefeller was a nationalist too.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Isn't it insane that you could just build that stuff on your own and just sell it? Anybody could do it if they have the smarts or the ability. It's like,
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
And he's just using his technology and modding it just enough to make it work.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Was ging falsch?
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
They were going to land on the moon?
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Goodbye, Twinkle Toes. Twinkle Toes, yes.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
The intensity.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
So everyone knew their path, everyone knew their estimated time.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Mann, das ist verrückt.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Die Mädchen sind mit Dokumentarien verliebt, also würde das so viel Spaß machen. Ich möchte die Assumption von Bin Laden mit ihr sehen.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
That's the meanest thing. That's what you're doing. You're like, okay, thank you for permission.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
I think it was decently accurate. I've watched it once, it seems like.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
I'm fine with that. I don't think women get too much credit, honestly. Yeah, I think so.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Das ist wahr. Ja. Ich wundere, ob das, was er gesagt hat, gerade bevor er Bin Laden gekauft hat, war. Ich weiß, es wäre furchtbar, aber das Bodycam-Fotografie von diesem ganzen Event wäre verrückt. Ich denke einfach nur, wie der Flug über da und der Flug zurück. Es ist nicht möglich, alleine, ruhig in diesem Helikopter, einfach wie. Ich wäre so erschrocken. Es wäre furchtbar. Es wäre furchtbar.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
It's weird, right?
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Es wäre furchtbar. Es wäre furchtbar. Es wäre furchtbar. Es wäre furchtbar.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Would you want to?
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Kelsey will es mit dir machen.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Ich bezahle es für dich, um mit Kelsey zu gehen. Für ihr Geburtstag.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Weil es eine große Sache ist, einfach zu gehen und es fertig zu machen. Ich dachte, es wäre so hart. Weil er mich spinnt, Mann. Ja. Ich wäre so gezwungen. Wasch das! Nein!
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Not now, Rachel. I gotta have my banana. The world's on fire around him.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Das ist ziemlich cool, oder?
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
I've seen pro wrestling rings built. I'm pretty sure it's the same.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Das ist unglaublich. Ja. Also machen sie das für jeden offiziellen?
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Ich dachte, du hast gesagt, dass japanische Männer nur japanische Menschen sind.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
I've scrolled for so long on those Instagram pages of just guys that are just like two pieces that perfectly don't look like, I mean like they're all jagged and everything. Insane.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Banana. Dude, honestly, people should go to floridatorado.com to get tickets to come see us live.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
You just look at like their temples and their building and architecture of that time, like all those angles and all the top of the trim. I'm like, that was all hand carved. Yeah, it's crazy. Yeah. And someone was suggesting on TikTok that it was like 3D printed. Like someone like that, like how we do it now, where it's like we have something that and it just does a design.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
It's like that's how they did it back then. They had that technology like or they were just insanely good.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
I had to stand in line for 40 minutes.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
People have been waiting for that shirt for a long, long time. The wheel within the wheel. Original UFO. And actually, I didn't even mean to wear it. I didn't mean to. You didn't even mean to wear it.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Two years? A colossal iron door depicting two angels crushing down a German eagle.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Dude. That's the floor tiles. German tanks. That print is so cool. Dude, where is this again? Russia.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
I want to see this in person. Dude, can we go to Russia? But I'm like, dude, they built this. Not yet, right?
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Sure. If we want to live there forever. Two years they built this. Dude, that blows my mind. Das ist 100% der Grund, warum wir in Amerika so langsam gehen. Weil es mehr Geld gibt. Wenn du Projekte ausbreitest. Die gelassenen Nazi-Tanks sind nicht um Nazis zu ehren, oder?
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Can they get out before? Freedom unscathed. So the torture doesn't start Until I'm done eating the grapes.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
You look cool, though. Dude, thanks, man. Let's talk conspiracy, bro.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
So I would have to have the poison one like you don't know where it is.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Can I hear, Josh? Kann ich ihn hören?
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Yeah, dude, it drives me nuts. Or it's this.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Das ist ein falsches Fehl-Eaten-Grape-Geräusch! Ich esse sie! Mein erster Gedanke ist, ich habe... Ich werde seltsam mit bestimmten Früchten, wie mit Appeln und Bananen und Grape. Das ist mein Leben! Das ist das, was ich sage! So I'd be sitting there because I'm like, my gums would be super itchy and stuff. My tongue would be a little swollen. My tongue would be swollen.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Who knows, my throat could close up. 100 grapes. I would just, yeah, if I was in that scenario, I mean like, yeah, I'll just down them all.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
But they're not free.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
But they're not free after 500.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
It's the... Oh, yeah. Like the super high up. Listen, I don't want to get fought, but do you know who Joey Swole is on TikTok? The guy that like defends all the people in the gyms and stuff. Oh yeah. He wears his hat backwards and it's like 10 inches above his actual head. And it's mesh, so you can see his bald head and then there's like that much gap between the top of the hat.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
There's no, like, what would you do? No matter what, they're gonna die.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
So you're stuck no matter what then? It's all just dependent on how much torture.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Watch it again.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Oh my God. Watch the video.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
That's so disgusting. That is 10 out of 10.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Don't beat me up, please, Joey Swole, please.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Ja, es war einfach nicht die normalen Kult-Vibes.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
They found it interesting. Yeah. There is literally a fly.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Dude, catching a tarpon back then had to have been like catching a dinosaur.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
What did you get? Oh, yeah! Wow. This is the coolest thing ever. We got a golden bust of George W. Bush. Bush.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
It's a couple hours. Dude, we should drop a Florida guidebook for ninjas.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
But it's all, like, just, like, landmarks like that.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Like, oh, that'd be fun.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
And... That looks like a crop circle design.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
It's also super interesting.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Dude, send pictures right now. I want to see this.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Dude, I'm telling you, it's one of the most, it is literally the piece of evidence that really pushes it to the edge for me.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Ja, das ist einfach verrückt, Alter. Wie bekommst du das? Ich meine, der Kreis um ihn allein ist.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Ja, das ist, was ich sage, wie der Kreis um ihn, wie es ist, wie gut es ist.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Yeah, that's the wild thing, dude. Especially like the weaving. Yeah. That happens sometimes.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
You're easier to weave. You try to go out there and try to do it. Without breaking the stems.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Yes. They're getting picked up, yes. Radioactivity literally within these things. Happening overnight with security nearby.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Yeah, I think so. Because that Celtic thing seems a little like, eh.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Yeah, maybe I'm just ignorant to it, but that's just, it makes you wonder now. Yeah. Es gibt Dinge von, ich meine, wir haben das gesehen, da war das News-Artikel aus den 1600ern oder so etwas. Es war etwas verrücktes. Oh, ja, ja. Letztendlich über diesen Dämon, der in die Nacht kam und alle ihre Weidfülle verflacht hat und dieses verrückte Symbol gemacht hat.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Ja, etwas. Ja. Super, super seltsam. Ja. Es ist ein bisschen seltsam, dass du keine Alien-Story hast. Es geschah in Zimbabwe in einem Ort namens Ruwa. Es ist also eine sehr rüde Stadt. Eine sehr rüde Stadt. Und es war 1994, September 16. Tage vorher waren es Leute in dieser Stadt, die sagten, dass sie Lichter im Himmel sahen, Feuerballen im Himmel, von Seite zu Seite.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Und die News berichtete, dass es einen Art Asteroid-Ding gab, einen Meteor-Schauer oder so etwas. Am nächsten Tag, am 16. September, gibt es eine private Schule und es sind meistens reichere britische Familien, die Kinder hier haben. Um 10 Uhr hat die Fakultät ein Meeting. All die Ärzte gehen rein, alle Kinder, etwa 100 Kinder sind draußen im Ressort.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
You remember when he dodged the shoes? Oh yeah, he smiled.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Plötzlich hören viele dieser Kinder einen Geräusch durch die Luft. Kind of crazy. They're all looking around. Suddenly they look off in the distance over past their property is this silver UFO with lights on it, floating, blowing a whistle. Everyone seeming to have bad feelings about it.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
You're literally the leader of the free world. The biggest guy in the world. And there's a guy in front of you throwing a shoe. There's things that shoot bombs. It could be anything. And he ducks like a maniac and smiles and laughs at him and then ducks again. The most baller move of all time. So thank you, Lily. Lily found it in a thrift store.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
They see it land and there's three aliens in black suits, four feet tall, almond-shaped eyes with black eyes with white pupils. Get out. And these kids are frozen in fear. There's one girl that says, listen, I wanted to go and protect my brother and sister, but I couldn't move. I was frozen. And these aliens got out and one of them looked like it was walking in slow motion.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
One looked as if it was, every time it moved, it transported 10 feet in front of itself when it was going in directions. So it would just shift.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
shift, shift and do all this and all these kids are freaking out and they're starting to get scared and there's some kids that are screaming these aliens don't even pay attention to them until they hear the screaming they look over at them and these kids get even more frozen and then one locks eyes with several of the kids and they say telepathically Oh. Oh.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
Und so sind sie alle, von fünf- bis zwölfjährigen Kindern, die Kinder schauen nur auf das Transpiren und weinen. All das ist wirklich verärgert. Und plötzlich, nachdem das war, waren es etwa 15 Minuten. Und es geht wieder hoch und die Kinder rennen zurück zur Fakultät. Verrückt, einfach verärgert. Und sie sagen alle das gleiche Ding.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
And they just, the teachers don't know what to do, so they dismiss it, right? The kids go home. They complain to their parents. All of these kids, they come home on Monday morning. The principal has all of these letters, all these boxes, all these phone calls, people waiting. Kids didn't want to go back to school. They were so terrified of what happened.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
144 - The Hollow Earth Cult Nobody’s Talking About (Until Now)
They had every single kid that week draw what they saw. And you can find them online. There's a movie made about this because there's one guy named John Mack. He's a professor at Harvard Medical. He's a professor in psychology. He's a child psychologist. He's one of the best. He's a Pulitzer Prize winner. He's awesome.
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He's just done a lot on child psychology and he's literally the leader of the department at Harvard for psychology. So this guy knows his stuff. Und er fängt an, in diese Geschichte zu schauen, weil er gehört hat, dass viele Kinder involviert sind. Also fliegt er da raus, die Woche nachdem dieses Ding passiert. Und er setzt sie runter, interviewt jeden Einzelnen.
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Diese Kinder sitzen unten und sagen die gleiche Sache, mit ihren eigenen Perspektiven, mit ihren eigenen Veränderungen, was auch immer. Aber sie beschreiben alle diesen Zylinder-UFO mit Lichtern, die in breiter Sonnenschein kommen. Wow. Wow. Und das Ding ist, dieser John-Mac-Kind, er war ein Arzt. Ich meine, er war wirklich sehr respektiert, aber er hat dieses Rabbital weitergeführt.
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Er hat gesagt, das ist es. Das ist die Geschichte. Das ist, was wir brauchen. Du kannst das nicht negieren. Das sind 100 Kinder, 60 Kinder auf dem Rekord, die die gleiche Sache erklären. Du denkst, sie planen das einfach? Ja. Du denkst, es gibt keine mögliche Möglichkeit. Es gab einen Kind, der sagte, okay, ja, wir haben es gemacht. 110 Prozent. Du konntest das nicht organisieren. Nein.
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A lot of his colleagues weren't respecting the work he was doing at all. They were not about it. They didn't love what he was doing. But he just kept diving into it. They no joke had the school investigate him. Even when they had nothing, like no clause, whatever. It never had happened before. But they had no evidence to do this. They had no reason to do it. But yet he was under investigation.
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You haggled it, huh? Tell us the process.
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They prove that you can look into whatever you want at the end of the day, but just don't let it affect other things. So it goes on and he keeps going deeper and deeper. He gets on to Oprah Winfrey, on Larry King. He's talking about it, pushing it like crazy. And then one night, walking around outside of London in the streets, he gets hit by a drunk driver and dies. Out of nowhere.
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But the really, really strange thing is... On that exact same day in England where he was, three other men named John Mack also died.
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The same day. So there was a hit out for him. The theory is, the men in black, whoever agency, was told John Mack at the end of the day. Today. Four John Macks died in one day in England. That's insane. Is that not crazy? Oh my gosh. Yeah, dude. He wouldn't drop it. 2004 was when he was killed. For John Mack. For John Mack? Yes. Dude. Absolutely wild.
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This guy was so passionate for these kids and was just like trying to tell their truth and trying to figure out because you can't fake this. You have to give some validity to it. There's got to be something real that happened there that day. And I don't know, man.
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They're the future.
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Yeah. And these people, I'm telling you, there's so much information on it and video proof of these kids just talking about it. And it's just, you could tell it was real to them.
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There's been activity ever since then. Like in that area, there's just been a ton of reports, but they all blamed it mass hysteria caused by the meteor shower. Das war in den Nachrichten. Das war das, was es war. Es war wie ein breites Sonnenlicht. Dieses Ding flog vor ihnen. Diese sind intelligente Kinder. Du hörst die Kinder sprechen. Sie sind intelligent.
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Sie haben alle britische Akzente, benutzen bessere Vokabeln als ich jemals. Und sie konnten vollständig artikulieren, was sie sahen. To a T. And it's just chilling. The photos that they drew and stuff, it's really wild.
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Donald Trump. That'd be great. I think the story's still crazy, but then when you get that John Mack part.
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I mean, the guy apparently, the drunk driver, apparently they didn't press charges. John Mack's family didn't press charges. The guy only got six months of jail time. Oh.
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To me, it's just like, that seems kind of lenient on a drunk driver who killed some guy and a family that didn't want to press charges. I don't know.
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It's not like a worldwide. It's in the same area. That's insane. It's crazy, man. And it's just a really wild story and it's Es ist wie, es passt mit allem anderen. Telepathisch. Ja, es sind Kinder, die es sagen.
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Yes. Oh, man, look at that beautiful, beautiful guy. Beautiful guy. Our little Georgie.
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Ja, es ist wie dimensional Reise. Ja, und sie sagten, sie sind in der Armrechte von ihnen. Also sie sind so nah dran. Sie sahen diese Dinge. Yeah, and it said, yeah, every time they should try to walk away, it would walk closer and they just, having telepathic, a lot of people had different visions and different stuff, so. Insane. Yeah.
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I didn't mean to say compelling. I think you planted that. Because I was reading something else.
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Let's talk backwards.
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You like this, right?
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I love it. That needs to be a movie, dude.
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I'm saying, with this vibe, though, it needs to be like a little tiny sci-fi horror. With that, dude, that would be so good.
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Yeah, it's almost like it was just formed somehow.
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Okay, so this wasn't self-induced. No. Something visited him, he's saying? Yeah.
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But Nikola Tesla Listener of crazy people.
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Das ist cool. Und dann war das es. Ich liebe das, dass das eine gute Art ist, jemanden nicht zu sprechen zu lassen. Ja. Du solltest all das aufschreiben. Verstehe es nicht. Für 1.000 Jahre. Und es in eine Schale legen. Und es sehr sicher halten. Für 1.000 Jahre. Es ist so wichtig.
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Verstehe es nicht. Ich verspreche es. Verstehe es nicht.
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Ich dachte nur, das wäre verrückt. Unsere Gedanken sind so komplex, es ist nicht schwarz und weiß, es muss sein. Und das ist das, was schrecklich ist, wenn du darüber denkst und das anerkennst, dass so viele Leute, die verletzt wurden oder zählten, einfach weggezählt wurden, weil sie bestimmte Gedanken hatten oder andere Dinge, oder mit einem Kult, den sie nicht haben sollten.
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Aber ich weiß nicht, Mann, ja. Ich denke definitiv, dass es diese Jungs gibt,
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Ja, einfach Abraham Lincoln, wie alles, jeder tot. That's not fun. That's literally just a Ouija board for a phone.
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Ja, ich meine, natürlich Tesla, wenn wir Tesla sagen, jetzt werden die Leute nicht denken, Nikola Tesla für Generationen, es wird die Firma Tesla sein. Ja. Und ich wundere, ob es die Bedeutung mit dem gibt, weißt du, wie es natürlich Nikola gemacht hat. Nicht nur das, aber was es, ich meine, wer weiß, wenn Elon etwas weiß, weißt du, wie du den neuen Tesla-Robot tanzen siehst?
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How is it that quick? Like, how have we gone this fast? It used to be like Boston Dynamics, like five years ago, had just the tiny little robot thing and it got knocked over. Now we're just, I don't get it, man.
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But that's the thing. If you can't get a job unless you have it or something. What if that's like Sure, you can live a life without Neuralink, but yeah, you're not going to be making as much money and not as safe, but yeah. Sounds a lot like the Mark of the Beast, honestly.
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Ja. Not to show favoritism, but you know. Just a little.
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Dude, him smiling at the inauguration was the best thing. Him trying to be serious. It was so good.
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Stella freaks out. Is there one thing that freaks out your dogs? Because anytime, one, if I ever put on a mask, Stella loses it. She's not aggressive at all. She loses there. And if I hold up a Nerf gun or anything and point it at her, she'll... It's just insane. I'm like, who's been shooting? What kid has been shooting you? You're like that terrified. That's crazy.
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Now she's gaslighting us. Now she's apparently.
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Our little Levi. Oh my gosh. That was almost like me calling your dad our king.
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No, it was pre-busy season. Yeah. King.
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Actually, let's put this over there behind you. Oh, on the stool would be perfect.
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Not our president.
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That's perfect.
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Oh, that's awesome.
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What was your guys' senior quote? I'm sure you guys guessed mine, or at least the theme. I don't remember.
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You should pull out the yearbooks.
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Was, she said.
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A little less...
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That's great. Is this like a little short film?
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I know, we know. We know. But you know what? You can get your GED sometime soon.
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What happened?
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Another man walking out on our lives. Another one.
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I don't know, but this is... Okay, alright. Is this you getting ready for a... I don't even know if we're allowed to show that. Oh my god, Lily! Are you kidding?
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Ich weiß nicht, ob wir das zeigen können. Wir müssen das ausblenden. Du hältst eine Waffe und es sieht aus, als wäre jemand blind.
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Das ist verrückt. Okay, ich dachte, ich kenne dich. Ich weiß es nicht. Sie hat uns gesagt, sie war nicht Teil der Kongresspartei.
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Welcome to the show.
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Speaking of communists, remember last week we talked about that asteroid?
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Yeah, guess what? The odds have gone up.
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It was 1.4 to 2.3 and now it's 3.1% chance.
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That's high.
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Well, it's only going to hit like one city.
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I know, but how do you do it? What's the process of that? They send a satellite that just goes and latches onto a meteor, gets samples and flies back. That's amazing.
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In other news, this is from someone told me on Patreon. Shout out Emo Girl. I don't know her real name. She just goes by Emo Girl. Emo Girl. She informed me that on February 18th an oar fish popped up on the shore of Mexico. Oh man. Yeah. Another one.
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Okay, really?
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I did see that, yeah. Yeah, it was a baby one almost. Oh no, I saw a giant one. Really? Yeah.
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A lot of oar fish popping up.
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It's just super strange. Oh, it was a blast. I could have been there all week. You're hanging out with the rainbow people and you're trying to convert us or something. Dude, you guys gotta come out. They're awesome people. They're great. There's just something with nature and
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Please tell me you saw that TikTok of that guy. He was like, I think he was British. But he was like, okay, it's 2 o'clock in the morning. Or he's like, yeah, 2 o'clock in the morning. And I'm connected to my neighbor's Bluetooth. And I'm waiting until 3 in the morning because I'm really just going to try to scare him. And he's like, I'm so tired, but this is so worth it. Okay.
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Er sagt, wir machen es direkt an drei und es schießt drei. Und dann kannst du voll Volumen hören, du kannst es durch die Wand hören. Es ist ein Tipptoe durch das Fenster.
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Oh mein Gott, was?
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Oh yeah. It should be an Olympic sport.
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Ja, also Anglerfische können von 1 zu 40 Inchern wachsen. 1 Inch zu 40 Inchern. Das ist ein großer.
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Ja, das heißt, der Deepsea Anglerfisch kann bis zu 4 Fuß lang wachsen.
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Das ist furchtbar.
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Es gibt verschiedene Arten von Anglerfischen. Das sagt, Deepsea Angler, 4 Fuß, Monkfisch, 35 bis 60 Zentimeter lang. Ich weiß nicht, was das bedeutet. Humpback Anglerfisch, 8 Inch lang. Ja.
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Have you heard that TikTok trend?
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That TikTok-Trend is like the... No, I can't even explain it.
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It's not... I don't think it'll get flagged because someone made the song on TikTok. But it's... This is the coolest edit. Let me just send it to you guys. Okay.
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It gives me goosebumps every time.
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All right, don't click it yet. Are you ready? Three, two, one.
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Yeah, I thought that was dope. That is sick. Also breaking the words up like that, it's just like... It's a new thing. I'm seeing it everywhere. It's just like, he said, let there be light, and there was light. It's just like, whoa.
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Ich habe eine Sache gesehen, wo Albert Einstein wirklich gute Freunde mit diesem Priester hatte. Und Albert Einsteins Equation zeigte den Fakt, dass es einen großen Wurf gab. Und er war wohl wirklich überrascht darüber. Er hat gesagt, dass er das Universum für immer existieren wollte. Oh boy. Tell me. Wahrscheinlich gibt es dieses Ding.
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Nein, es gibt ein paar Definitionen für Mirror Life. Aber dieses hier geht um die Wissenschaft. Und es ist furchtbar und ich hasse es. Und ich wusste nicht, ob es überhaupt ein Konzept war. Aber im Grunde genommen ist es dieses Konzept, dass man kann... Es gibt einen anderen Raum da draußen, der unseren Raum schlägt. Aber es geht um Moleküle und Proteine und Enzyme.
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dass wir es möglicherweise machen können, aber wenn du das tust, also wenn du eine Bakterie oder etwas machst mit den Enzymen, Proteinen, all that stuff that is mere to what everything on earth has, it would eliminate everything. Denn deine Körper können es nicht kämpfen. Ich bin kein Wissenschaftler. Ich erkläre es nicht so gut. Aber die Wissenschaftler haben sich zusammengefasst.
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Good. Welcome back, Lil.
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Und sie haben einen 300-Page-Rekord geschrieben, der beurteilt, dass man nicht studieren darf, nur Lebensmoleküle. Weil sie sagten, es würde die unabhängige Bio-Waffe erschaffen. Es würde Menschen, Tiere und alle Pflanzen töten.
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Yeah, two weeks. No, wait, no, you're back.
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Es gibt keinen Weg, dass etwas auf der Erde es kämpft.
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But people had started to study it. And a large group of scientists got together and said, you have to ban it. Don't even look at it, don't even touch it. Because it could destroy everything. What is it?
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No, they're saying that it could exist. It doesn't exist. Okay. But they're saying that you can potentially create it, especially with the help of quantum computer, that you can figure out how to take like, say like our, just, I don't know, like a protein molecule. And then you would create the inverse or the opposite of that protein molecule that...
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Wenn eine Bakterie etwas ist, das von dieser Proteinmoleküle hergestellt wurde, würde es unsere Proteinmoleküle zerstören. Es ist wie unbeleuchtet. Ja, nichts kann es stoppen.
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Hast du eine Definition dafür?
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If you did it to me, I would have an anxiety attack and I probably wouldn't be able to come back down.
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Mirror Life? Yeah, why do they do that? Or Miralax. That's wild, man. Another really creepy thing.
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Ja, ich denke, das ist der Punkt, den Leute seit Adam und Eve versucht haben, Gott zu sein.
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We think it's normal. We act like it's normal. You're like, wait a minute, wait a minute. How scary would that be? Bro on YouTube. Recommendations. Recommendations. Recommendations. There was, it like popped up of like some flower that has these seeds that makes you like crazy hallucinate. They say like, never take this. And there are like horror stories from it.
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Well, there was a creepy quote that, you know that guy that's, we saw the documentary of him. The guy that's trying to live to the first one to live to 150 years.
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I just want to know his name. But he said this quote, I wish I would have saved it. He said, for the longest time, people have been under this impression that we were made in God's image. He says, but I believe that we are reaching a point with our technology that we will be able to make God in our image.
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I said, you shouldn't say that. Those are inside thoughts, bud.
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It's so weird. How old is he? 40 or 50 something. But the blood transfusion, so he took his son's blood and put it into him. And then he took his blood and put it into his dad. They just do this little blood buddy thing. He's literally starting to look like a vampire.
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He doesn't go out in the sun. He refuses to go out in the sun. Which is also bad for you, right? It really seems like you're a vampire, sir.
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That's what we were saying. He used to look like a good looking average looking guy. He looked normal. So hot. Non-Vampire like. He takes like over like a hundred something pills a day and like
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Ich weiß, da sind sie im Wild. Ich glaube nicht. Das sind die alten Guineas, Alter. Die essen sie in, was war es, Südamerika? Guineapigs.
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blurry just had on that guy that we talked about a long time ago that um native american navajo park ranger guy um this is the second time he's been on but he was just on their show again talking about skinwalker stories it was a bad so scary dude they're so scary it seems real i'm very scared about it seems real walkers
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Neue Informationen, der Navajo-Typ, der ein Glaubwürdiger ist, er ist ein Christ, aber er hat Skinwalkers gesehen. Er hat sie eigentlich konfrontiert.
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If you say, I know who you are.
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It just gave me anxiety thinking about it. These people, they can't distinguish reality from tripping. Even when they close their... This one dude, he said he was laying on his bed or on his couch of his friend's house because he's freaking out and there's blood pouring down from the walls and people are starting to... Ich musste meine Augen öffnen und es war ein anderer Raum.
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They die in three days.
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Yeah, I guess. I mean, yes.
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Oh, oh dear, hello. Continue, sorry. But apparently, there are skinwalkers that can become birds. And he said, owls. Oh gosh. I said, I knew it. I knew it. I know who you are. Couldn't hang around my house. I knew there was something weird about owls.
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Wait, hold on. Jordi and James would always say about skinwalkers around our house. But do you remember they came to the door and they said, look at the owl. And the owl was standing on our fence just looking at Lily like this.
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Ja, ich denke, es war ein Seraphim. Oh, wirklich? Ja, Seraphim kommt aus dem Wort Serpent. Es ist ein interchangeables Kind.
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Dude, I'm telling you, go listen to it. What is the episode? It's... Also, Hanna Cosmos hat einen Podcast auf Lake Bacall gemacht.
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Russland. Okay. Mit den alienen Dingen.
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Und es ist sehr gut. Und ich habe viele Details von der Geschichte falsch. Oh, wirklich? Ja. Sie machen so einen guten Job.
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Ja. Oh, wo ist es?
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Es ist die größte frische Fläche auf der Erde. Und es ist die Größe von Belgien.
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The country.
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Yeah. They said it's some of the clearest water. It's actually the clearest water on earth. They said if you're on the surface, you can see down 130 feet. Oh my goodness, dude. Yeah. I want to go so bad. It's episode 303 in Blurry Creatures. The Paranormal Ranger with John Dover. John Dover.
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Und er öffnet ihn und es ist ein anderer Raum. Und jedes Mal, wenn er seine Augen öffnet, ist es ein anderer Raum, den er sehen kann. Er öffnet einen anderen Raum und er sagt, ich wusste nicht, wo ich war. Du weißt nicht, wann deine Augen geschlossen sind, wahrscheinlich. 16 Stunden dauerte es. Du, Nightmare. Ja.
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That's why she, I've been sending you messages on Instagram for like a week now and you haven't responded to any of them. I'm like, dang, that was rude. You knew I didn't have it.
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Nope, gone. Nope. So I need a screen to record mine. Okay, I can download it again real quick.
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Let's go, let's go.
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Ja, aber supposierlich mit diesem Halluzinogen, es messet dich für den Rest deines Lebens. Es ist so intensiv ein Trip, dass du literally für den Rest deines Lebens beschädigt bist.
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I don't know where you're going, but this podcast is brought to you by... Don't make fun of me, I messed up on my words.
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Is that what you're saying? Should we change bullying to being mean bullying though? To where it's not funny? Oh.
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I was just thinking of everyone that's hurt my feelings.
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War das nicht mit dem One Direction-Mann? Oh, ich weiß es nicht. Sie sagten, sie haben ein paar rote Sachen in seinem Zimmer gefunden.
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Nein, ich weiß es nicht. Das wäre schrecklich, Alter.
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Golly. Alright. 3, 2, 1, go. There's no audio.
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That is terrifying. Doesn't that look like a DJI? How it goes in so fast too.
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Well, that's the fear of... Starling? No, the weaponizing AI that they just said that you're allowed to do that now.
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Yeah, but there are a lot of people, they've taken it off to where they still have humans controlling the actual kill switch. Because it's like, there has to be human interaction that goes, or human decision that goes into killing or taking a life. And it's like, well, they want to get rid of that. So it's just A.I. is the one that's the decision maker.
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Psycho. Yeah, no. No, that's bad.
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I'm just saying this is a possibility. This is what people would do. You know what's also scary about futuristic stuff? What? There's a company that started... They're called... I'll just read the thing. A startup company called Prophetic... Die Firma sagt, dass in diesen Träumen Menschen die Fähigkeiten, Probleme zu lösen oder sogar zu arbeiten, während sie schlafen können.
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Oh, I'm sure. When I have a heavy night of dreaming, like I've had for the past two nights, I wake up exhausted.
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I had a nightmare two nights ago that I was abducted by an alien and it seemed so real and I woke up thinking, did I actually get abducted? Oh, yeah, because you've never known.
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I mean, it's so real. Yeah. So real. And I wake up just drenched in sweat.
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Yeah. I always see it. It's like in the corner. Oh, in your house? You see it in the room? Yeah.
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That's alright, it's creative. Dreaming and me.
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Yeah. Let's go with that. Yeah. For those that are on the fence about lucid dreaming, just tell you now, it's real bad. Get off the fence. Yeah.
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Weil ich denke, es ist ein echter Ort, wo man gehen kann.
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Well, eine andere Sache ist auch, dass diese Wissenschaftler, Sie wissen, sie haben das ein bisschen zuvor getestet, wo zwei Menschen, die schlafen, in ihren Träumen kommunizieren konnten. Jetzt können Wissenschaftler kommunizieren, während sie nicht schlafen, zu jemandem, der in ihren Träumen schlafen ist. Oh mein Gott. Oh mein Gott. Oh mein Gott. Oh mein Gott. Oh mein Gott.
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Das ist ehrlich gesagt wahrscheinlich etwas, was du wirklich brauchst.
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Yeah, we've talked about that too on this podcast. I know. That was Scarlett Johansson. That was crazy. I kind of like that movie, the concept of it.
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Yeah, Limitless. Yeah. Oh, hot take. Oh, hot take.
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Stop. Do you want to hear about a incident involving a satellite from the 1970s or an incident in Italy in the 1950s?
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Have you ever heard of the Vela incident in 1979? I have not. No. I have not heard of it either until I saw it. Until you heard of it. So on September 22nd, 1979, the US Vela satellite detected a distinctive double flash of light in the South Atlantic Ocean. So this satellite was designed in the 50s to detect nuclear bombs on Earth.
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And it had gotten over 41, correct, like it had found 41 nuclear bombs going off on the Earth. But in 1979, during, I think it was a typhoon or a hurricane in the South Atlantic Ocean, it detected a double flash, which is the signature for a nuclear bomb explosion. And to this day, the stuff is redacted, classified, no one knows what happened.
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Ja, es war in dieser Fläche im Südatlantischen Ozean. Das war eine Fläche von 3.000 Meilen. Also war es irgendwo da. Aber Jimmy Carter, der damals Präsident war, er und viele andere, vor allem NATO und all diese Sachen, waren bescheiden, dass es Israel war, die eine secretive Nuklear-Division geformt hat. Und sie haben es mit Südafrika getestet. During the hurricane for it to go undetected.
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But there was all this investigation and it was like, oh no, the satellite was just flawed. It never made a mistake, this satellite.
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Wer hat den Ozean? Wer fragt das? Okay, so radioactive evidence cover up. Later reports from Arcebo Observatory in Puerto Rico found the ionospheric disturbance consistent with a nuclear blast. And then sheep in Australia showed traces of iodine-131, a byproduct of a nuclear fission. But the evidence was largely dismissed by US authorities.
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So it was in the air so much that it literally... So they tracked the wind, the wind patterns and stuff.
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Yeah, you can't deny that. But Jimmy Carter wrote in his diary, I think it's Israel.
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But at this time there was a peace negotiation between Israel and Egypt. And so the theory is that it was just blacklisted. We're not talking about it because that would have ruined the whole treaty. But the crazy saying that popped up within this 3,000 mile radius. Guess what's in this 3,000 mile radius?
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Sie sagen... Oh ja, mit dem Phenol unter den Flur-Boards. Really? Take care? Oh my goodness. They didn't all die. Yeah, they did. This episode is getting flagged so fast.
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Bouvet Island. Oh mein Gott. Viele Leute dachten, dass es auf Bouvet Island passiert ist. Der gleiche Ort, wo der Blob von Antarctica kam, aber wenn man sich zuschaut, kommt er tatsächlich von Bouvet Island. While you were telling the story, I was like, oh, it just glitched.
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Nein. Oh, verdammt. Okay. Aber ja, also die CIA hat eigentlich Dokumentation. Und sie sagten, sie glauben, es gibt eine 91% Chance, dass es eine nukleare Blast war. Aber es ist immer noch nicht gesprochen. Es war nichts. Vergiss es. Lass uns weitergehen. Ja, weil es nicht 90% war.
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Aber der Fakt, dass Israel mit Südafrika teamte, Südafrika hatte auch keine Nuklear-Division, aber es kam, glaube ich, in den 80ern oder 90ern, als sie im Grunde genommen verletzt wurden, weil sie Nuklear-Bomben gemacht hatten. Oh nein.
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Aber dann waren sie so, ja, du kannst das nicht tun. Und so mussten sie alle Nuklear-Bomben zerstören. Bummer. Ja. Was mich fragt, ich wundere, ob Israel ein Arsenal hat.
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Ich glaube, zumindest von dem, was ich gelesen habe, sind sie nicht erlaubt, eine zu haben. Wenn du eine Nation wärst, würdest du nicht sagen, mach eine, mach eine, und geh hoch?
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Ich meine, ich denke, jeder würde es machen. Well, that was one thing with why we went to war in Iraq is because of weapons of mass destruction, which they never found.
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Anyways, I thought that was a crazy story. I've never heard of that.
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The names of the people? No, I don't know. In the project? Probably not, because they're saying, oh no, it wasn't them.
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Oh, I forgot to mention one thing. I don't know.
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They say though, if you ever see money on the ground, don't pick it up. It's usually a trap.
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A big piece of evidence that came out though was this general or someone that was in the military for the Soviet Union at the time. Basically was spying or something like came to the United States and basically said, yes, that was Israel and South Africa that did the nuclear bomb. And it was called Operation Phoenix. And he listed out all the facts, all the people that were involved with it.
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And who was this? Just some soldier from the Soviet Union. And they're like, no, that's not true. Just forget about it. He's dead now, huh? No, he lives on a farm. White picket fence? Yeah. They said they were so appreciative of him that they sent him to a farm to live the rest of his days out there.
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Nein, ich meine, es klingt ein bisschen wie die Farm, die mein Hund mitgebracht hat, als ich klein war.
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Oh, das wäre so toll.
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Ja, wirklich. Ja, wirklich. Du denkst, wir sind gut daran, Leute?
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I watched a documentary yesterday on it, a very short one. And it's very hard to believe, but also it's very weird. So it basically happened in 1956. Wow. Stooges. Sie waren Aliens. Und sie hatten einen Namen für sich selbst, aber sie gingen bei W56. Und du warst einfach so, okay, das ist seltsam. Aber anscheinend begannen sie diese Freundschaft mit diesem Gruppe von italienischen Männern.
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Sometimes it's hard to tell though.
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Und die Geschichte ist so seltsam und bizarr. Es ist wirklich schwer zu glauben, weil es einfach wirklich seltsam wird. Aber es scheint, dass diese W56-Alien-Menschen diese Untergrundbasen haben, wie sie gesagt haben. Sie waren hier seit Jahrhunderten, wie sie gesagt haben, bevor diese Plätze Menschen in ihnen hatten. Ja.
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Aber sie hatten diese Untergrundbunker oder Räume oder Giant, was auch immer. Wir nennen sie einfach Bunker, wo sie bleiben. Und sie sagten, dass sie sogar Basen im Ozean haben. Und ihr ganzer Zweck, auf der Erde zu sein, ist es, die Menschheit von sich selbst zu retten, besonders mit Bezug auf nukleare Bomben.
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Und sie sagten, dass die Geschichte weitergeht, und es ist wirklich seltsam, aber es scheint, dass es 100 Beobachter zu diesen Leuten gibt. Und es gibt Foto- und Video-Evidenz von ihnen, die ihnen ihre fliegenden Saucern zeigen. Es gibt Audio-Rekordungen. Und ich sah sie und dachte mir, das ist seltsam. Aber es sah aus wie ein 1950er-UFO, um ehrlich zu sein. Ja.
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But when they run the, what do you call it, to see if it's fake or not, the photos, they all come back that they were real. It wasn't like a scale or anything. Genuine. Yeah, genuine. But they said that their craft and stuff, they work, this is where it starts getting like, okay, this sounds all made up. But they said the only way that their technology works is if there is friendship and love.
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What? Also, wenn wir keine Liebe in der Menschheit oder Freundschaft oder Zufriedenheit erleben, dann funktioniert unsere Technologie nicht. Das ist wirklich süß. Das ist, weshalb es den Freundschaftscase nennt. Das ist wie Santa Claus.
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Ja. Aber sie sagten, dass es noch einen anderen Grupp von Alienen gibt, die hier sind, seit sie hier sind. Und sie sind die CTR genannt. Und sie haben gesagt, dass die CTR ihre Feinde sind und sie sind das Gegenteil von W56. Und es sagt, wo ist es? Die CTR ist beschrieben als materialistisch und strikt wissenschaftlich, ohne die ethischen und moralischen Vorstellungen, die die W56 abholt.
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Ihr Ansatz ist kalt und kalkuliert, fokussiert auf technologische Erweiterung ohne Integration von Liebe und Spiritualität. Und es sagt Appearance. Das ist, wo ich mir denke, es könnte etwas zu diesem Thema sein. Es sagt Appearance.
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Ja, das ist verrückt.
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Welches Jahr? Oh, also das ist eine andere Sache, dass die Begegnungen für über 50 Jahre geschehen.
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Ja, in demselben Bereich. Ja, in demselben Bereich in Italien. Aber es gibt über 100 Beobachter, sehr crediblen Menschen, auch da ist. Lass uns sehen, wenn diese Aliens mit einem italienischen Akzent sprechen. Ein Mann namens Stefano Brescia, er war ein italienischer Ingenieur an einer Universität. Bruno, ich werde ihn nicht nennen, Bruno, wir sprechen nicht über ihn.
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Aber er war ein Psychologen und Theologin. Und Alberto Perego, ein italienischer Diplomat, der Beobachter war und verschiedene Aspekte und Begegnungen chronikierte, insbesondere Fotos und persönliche Testimonien. So these are three examples of men that were respectable and had educated backgrounds and stuff talking about meeting this W56. That's crazy.
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But they had these stories of them communicating with them telepathically, being able to teleport things, being able to use frequencies to go into their TV and radios and communicate with them that way. What does that even mean? I don't even know But one of these guys that interacted with them Apparently they talked about how they've been here for so long, right? Yeah.
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This W56 or whatever friend alien thing handed this one guy a letter that was from 1761. And I'm just going to read it because it's pretty wild. Go for it. All right. It's from the, do you know who Voltaire is?
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Okay. 6th of June, 1761. I am answering your letter of April, Lord, in which the appalling revelations make the old man that I have become the confidant to your most terrible secrets. The day of his death... Thank you, Jermaine.
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Don't put on shirts as well.
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What? I don't know what moving pictures was that about. Like videos.
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Oh, the cryosphere, whatever it's called.
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So that's a letter from Voltaire to supposedly the Count of Saint-Germain.
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He talks about him being on this earth for a long time. Talked about the revelations of Saint-Germain telling him about what's going to happen in the middle of the 20th century. Oh my gosh. Andy, I don't know if you know this, but this is where we're at.
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But then it says, may your wonderful flying machines bring you back to me. What does this mean?
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He lives. He lives. If people that are listening don't remember, we, or haven't heard, we did do a full story thing on the Count of Saint-Germain. I forget which episode it is.
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We'll just come up with...
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It's like the Younger Dryas. Do what? Like the Younger Dryas. It's like the icebergs flooded everything.
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Well, this would make sense. Because remember we were talking about Stonehenge and the guy that was from the Swiss Alps. Oh, yeah. It's like, how did he cross the channel? Yeah. And that's it. Well, if there was land there, then he would have easily been able to cross it.
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Yeah, in Toronto.
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What if there's like movie theaters in heaven to where you can choose what you want to see?
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Das wäre wirklich cool, wenn wir alles sehen würden. Aber egal, es wird... Es wird gut sein, egal was. Wir werden es wahrscheinlich gar nicht interessieren.
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Speaking of Doggerland. Yeah, dude. Andrew has a Skinwalker story. Do it. We're a little late.
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And I was like, oh, I don't like this. Because you asked him in the context because he's a believer. He's like, what's with the skinwalkers? Like, do you believe in them? And he's
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Es ist wie Dreck ist Dreck. Es präsentiert sich einfach in verschiedenen Wegen.
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Ja, das ist so interessant. John Dover, der Parkranger, spricht darüber auch. Er hat nicht Sage erwähnt, aber er hat erwähnt, dass sie die coolsten Namen für Medizin haben. Es ist wie, ähm, es gibt einen, den ich beurteilen möchte, aber es ist wie Baumwolle. Sie machen diese Medizin nur aus einem Baum, der von Baumwolle getroffen wird. Oh mein Gott. Und ich bin einfach so, das ist so cool.
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No, but he believed, I mean, he says too, like we have ancient Navajo medicines that we believe God's given us to basically combat this certain kind of stuff.
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Yeah, well, I mean, you think of like the Watchers, right? One of the things, a heavenly knowledge thing was Pharmakeia. Yeah. It was like... Root cutting and stuff. Root cutting and it's like, that was a heavenly knowledge. Like, this is something that they knew.
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Sie haben den Mann verwerft, oder sie haben ihn verwerft, und der Mann hat sich damit verletzt. Aber mit dem, es ist wie Gott, es gibt wahrscheinlich, wir wissen, es gibt viele Dinge auf der Erde, die Gott uns gegeben hat, um uns zu heilen und verschiedene Dinge zu kämpfen.
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Und es ist so, dass es Sinn macht, mit dem Navajo, dass Gott uns das gegeben hat, und wir es benutzen, weil es dieses Schicksal kämpft.
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Terrifying. Ich sage dir, du solltest John Dover hören. Ich will nicht. Er spricht über eine Geschichte, wo er sagt, es gab einen Skinwalker, der eine Nacht vor dieser Familie konfrontiert hat. Und es klingelte wie das schrecklichste Ding jemals. Sie sagten, es war wie ein talles, menschliches, aber fast wie... Melting? And it had deer antlers. Broke in their home.
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They're screaming, freaking out. They try to do something and they said it literally jumped through like a portal in their ceiling. And he says that's a very common thing in Navajo. Portals?
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But he said it was so real, instantly, that night, they left everything and moved states. And guess what? This thing followed them.
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From Arizona they moved to, I believe, Utah or Colorado. It followed them there. Just screaming out the window the whole way there.
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What do you mean? You can say bullet.
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He talks about that on the first one he was on. There's the family that shot. They thought it was a coyote. When they grabbed the leg, it turned into a human. That's right.
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It died, yeah. Or no, it didn't die. They brought it to the hospital. And everyone knew who it was. No, they brought it to the hospital and that's where they said the doctors and nurses ran out screaming because apparently it transformed or something. And then that person went to the house because they knew who it was, confronted them and then they died three days later.
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Yeah. I just think it's terrifying.
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I think you did it because you love that show. I think it was subconscious. Maybe. But you know it's not self-conscious. Self-conscious? Subconscious. Little self-conscious. I'm self-conscious right now. And I want a sub for my conscience. Go to patreon.com forward slash ninjas are butterflies where we're going to continue this conversation. Andy has a story that I'm really interested in hearing.
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It's really good. It's really good. I loved it. And we got some more stories that we're going to be talking about. So patreon.com forward slash ninjas or butterflies.
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Real quick. Yeah. Before we go. So you know the Gulf of America, right?
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131 - The Nuclear Vela Incident, Friendship Aliens & Skinwalkers
Did you know I found a map and it doesn't say Gulf of America?
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Ich meine, weil er es nicht kann. Ich meine, das war... Das ist... Wahrscheinlich... Ich weiß nicht, wann es passiert ist. Es ist wie die Tartaria. Du weißt, es gibt alte Maps, die zeigen die Lande der Tartaria oder Tartar. Sagst du, es gab etwas anderes, außer den Golf der Amerika? Es wurde etwas anderes genannt.
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Und ich... Es ist wie ein altes... Ich weiß nicht, wie es passiert ist, aber es war früher das Golf von Mexiko genannt. Hör auf. Ernsthaft. Zeig mir die Beweise.
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131 - The Nuclear Vela Incident, Friendship Aliens & Skinwalkers
I'm not sure. Hold on. Are you sure it's not photoshopped?
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131 - The Nuclear Vela Incident, Friendship Aliens & Skinwalkers
Look at this.
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This is Gulf of Mexico. No way. Is that some type of ancient map? Apparently. I don't know where they found it, but the Gulf of America used to be called Gulf of Mexico. That's insane. That can't be true, man. It is. We gotta look into that, because that's crazy. I wonder what secrets are hiding. Golly, who knows, man. Ja, oder war es wie eine alte, ältere Zivilisation? War es Mexiko?
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I really appreciate it. You know what's not cool though is this part. What? I thought we were having a good time. No. Unfortunately, we're about to have a bad time.
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131 - The Nuclear Vela Incident, Friendship Aliens & Skinwalkers
Just, I don't know. Lily obviously doesn't like this part of the show.
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131 - The Nuclear Vela Incident, Friendship Aliens & Skinwalkers
Manche Leute, eine Person verurteilt mich für Domestikabsturz, nur um Fragen zu stellen.
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131 - The Nuclear Vela Incident, Friendship Aliens & Skinwalkers
Sie beginnt zu schreiben, wie es mit SOS geht. All fun and games though. I don't want to ask this question today. But you have to. Because it actually goes beyond this podcast, beyond our friendships. It affects really, really myself. And unfortunately this question, it could change a lot. It could change a lot. So today's question, sent in by a viewer, that is specifically for Lilly,
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131 - The Nuclear Vela Incident, Friendship Aliens & Skinwalkers
Oh, thank goodness. Oh, that was so close.
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131 - The Nuclear Vela Incident, Friendship Aliens & Skinwalkers
I was worried that she was going to say yes.
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131 - The Nuclear Vela Incident, Friendship Aliens & Skinwalkers
I'm super glad you said that. But just as like, what do you call it, precaution? Precaution, yeah. Precaution. Precaution. Precaution. We got in contact with private investigator, detective Dingling. Danny Dingling, yeah. Danny Dingling, who found your father.
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131 - The Nuclear Vela Incident, Friendship Aliens & Skinwalkers
He's good. We're just like, oh man, let's just figure out if Lilly is a supporter of communism. We don't think she is. And she obviously said no. But yeah, so we put him on the case and he...
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131 - The Nuclear Vela Incident, Friendship Aliens & Skinwalkers
This actually just came in this morning. Sealed envelope. Just as proof. Is that how you spell proof? I think so. Yeah, so, I mean, let's just open it. I'm sure there's nothing in there.
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131 - The Nuclear Vela Incident, Friendship Aliens & Skinwalkers
Warte. Was ist das?
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Du hast gesagt, du bist kein kommunistischer Unterstützer.
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131 - The Nuclear Vela Incident, Friendship Aliens & Skinwalkers
Dann was ist diese Bildung von dir, die vor dieser Tür steht, mit der Hammer-und-Sickle-Flagge, und es sagt, steh hier, wenn du ein Kommunist bist?
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126 - Idols in the Vatican, Haitian Voodoo, and Weather Control
Boom, boom, pow. New soundboard, baby.
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126 - Idols in the Vatican, Haitian Voodoo, and Weather Control
Mother, that was loud. That was so good. That was great.
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126 - Idols in the Vatican, Haitian Voodoo, and Weather Control
Will McGinnis ist out.
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126 - Idols in the Vatican, Haitian Voodoo, and Weather Control
20 Jahre ago, I can keep up with you. Sir, put your shirt on.
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126 - Idols in the Vatican, Haitian Voodoo, and Weather Control
Welcome to the show! Definitely not.
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126 - Idols in the Vatican, Haitian Voodoo, and Weather Control
Oh, why does it look frothy? Yeah! I just took a turn. Moist, frothy poop in those slacks. Oh, wow. Oh, wow.
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126 - Idols in the Vatican, Haitian Voodoo, and Weather Control
Alright, alright. Hey!
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126 - Idols in the Vatican, Haitian Voodoo, and Weather Control
He steals children's hamburgers. Does he really, though?
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No, we're not. I mean, I'm shocked. I'm terrified. Will, I thought you were... I thought you had a good head on your shoulders, but he wants to support...
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Ich glaube, ihr hört es zuerst. Okay.
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143 - Apocalyptic Volcano, Billionaires Utopia, & The Florida Skunk Ape
Okay.
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That's crazy, dude.
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143 - Apocalyptic Volcano, Billionaires Utopia, & The Florida Skunk Ape
Yeah.
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Oh, yeah.
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Okay.
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117 - Ancient Technology from the Days of Noah with Blurry Creatures
Mr. Rogers, Mr. Henry.
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117 - Ancient Technology from the Days of Noah with Blurry Creatures
We went out to collect all the eggs, but the coyote stole them. They were all gone.
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117 - Ancient Technology from the Days of Noah with Blurry Creatures
Andrew's here? Here.
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117 - Ancient Technology from the Days of Noah with Blurry Creatures
Yes, there he is. Where am I?
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117 - Ancient Technology from the Days of Noah with Blurry Creatures
Video Forum Podcast! Blurry Creatures!
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117 - Ancient Technology from the Days of Noah with Blurry Creatures
It's a theory.
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117 - Ancient Technology from the Days of Noah with Blurry Creatures
Kill the prime minister of Malaysia!
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117 - Ancient Technology from the Days of Noah with Blurry Creatures
Yeah, I did. It's because I was nervous. I know. I pee so much. She gets it. All right, guys. Check this out. Roll intro.
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Hey, kids. Have you heard of 9-11? Guess who did it? Can you guess who did all these images?
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117 - Ancient Technology from the Days of Noah with Blurry Creatures
Don't put the chips in your brain, people. It's like taking back Sunday.
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
I'm not the one saying it. You're the one saying it. Disappointing! She doesn't even care. I'm sad by this! So are the people of Mogadishu Somalia! This is upsetting! Upsetting! Welcome to the show!
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Dee. Shoo. Mogadishu. Hey, Mogadishu. Hey. Hey, what? What? Say it again.
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
Duh. In your face. He said it like, oh, I'm so smart.
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
Barely can you hear me?
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
Can you guys tell me if this is a water bottle? It's a water bottle. He'll be like. What? I said it's a water bottle. You're right. It is a water bottle.
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With love. Who sold them? Was it, I don't know, Ethiopia?
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
I thought we'd fight about it. Who do you think is going to be on the other side of that?
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
Is one million more than one dollar? Let's think about it. Let's count. Let's count to a million. Oh, I can't. I'm silly.
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
Welcome to the show. Have you met my friend, Mike? Do you know what this is?
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
I love the rainbow. I love the rainbow. I love the rainbow. Oh, oh, oh.
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
Listen to what she's doing.
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
And she's like, we don't have any more credits. I'm like, yeah, because you keep downloading books. Are you going to Spotify?
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A-I-O-U And sometimes when I Red Orange Yellow Green Purple Indigo Violet I love a rainbow Let's do that song in a Hootie and the Blowfish version.
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birds i really like them silly birds the way they trip the way they work flying south and big old hurts i heard that they're dinosaurs i had no idea they were dinosaurs it kind of scares me that they're dinosaurs i hope they don't eat me like dinosaurs some people think they're spies
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Flying commies in disguise You can see it in their eyes The feathers are made of lies It's so obvious I want to yell You see them move, you can tell That these birds are not well They have been sent from hell Here's what I have to say Do not go out, do not play
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Oh no, my bird just took some prey It was Timothy Chalamet He died so young, what a shame Oh sweet Timmy, that's your name I guess the birds are to blame I like to take them to a flame This is the end of the song I'm sorry if it went all wrong I wish the birds could get along But they can't, so here's a gong. Wow. Dude, dude. Are you freaking kidding me, dude? Ow. Ow. You killed it, dude.
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
You crushed that, man. Okay, okay, all right.
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
We can do it. That's proof we can do it.
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
Or listen. Or listen.
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
We have the technology, Josh. We have the technology. Why not send a storm to the capital of Mogadishu? Why wouldn't we use it for good? Mogadishu. Mogadishu. Mogadishu, Somalia. Why not send them rain so they can get out of this drought? The crops, the harvest. Why don't we send a storm of food, of resources to these countries that are experiencing just hardship, Lil?
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
You want to keep it all for yourself? You don't care about these people? You rich white woman.
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
Yeah. For once. For once, Lil. All you could have said is no. Yeah. No, she could have said yes. I mean, yes. She did say no. I know. That's what makes me sick and you sick physically. We know that she said no. Yes.
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
And neither do the people of Mogadishu and Somalia.
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125 - Bankrupting Zuckerberg, Ancient Map Mystery & Finding Atlantis
I don't either. Well, I mean, I guess you guys heard it here first. Lily doesn't care about the people of Mogadishu, Somalia.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
110%.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
That was such a weird thing to say to get left on like nothing.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Yeah. What about it? Always.
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This is the one he was named after. Yeah, he chose the name. Right, but because of this pope. That'd be so rad to choose your own pope name.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
No, they choose whatever they want. I'll look up potential Pope names. You continue.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Hell on earth.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
So it's on Netflix?
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
What's the, like, supposition as to why she went missing?
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
I think if you kill anyone, but yeah, I get what you're saying. You become a mortal bound through horcrux. You become the Pope. Oh, you have to become the Pope.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
I mean, even from a psychological standpoint, though, you ever like doom scrolling and then you're thinking like, oh, hey, I should go like make something or get something. And then it's like the next ad in your feed. You're like, I didn't say that one out loud. I think they've already got our programming so dialed.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
But you think about just like if technology, if that information exists, already using it for ad placement. So why wouldn't technology then be able to if they're if they are programming the way that we think somehow? I mean, a conversation is like the easiest way now. Like they're really engaging. It's not like peripheral. Yeah. Peripheral. Peripheral. Peripheral. Yeah.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
It's not peripheral information. It's like directly to you shaping what you think.
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Yeah. It started, I was researching a story today and it started asking me questions. I've never said anything about teaching or anything like that. I've just asked for like bulleted information and like, where did like, literally it's like, tell me this story and you know, 10 sentences or 10 bullet points. And then where did you get that? That's like my interaction with Chad GPT. Yeah.
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And now it's like, would you like us to create this in a way like preparing you for a lecture? Like it's like starting to understand how I'm taking its information to deliver it.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Question. Do they serve poutine? Yeah.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
And it would literally guess it.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Did you ever play that? No. It was so fun.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Canadians.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
That's scary. It was a cool quote, though. He was like, I used to hate the sound of my voice, but he's just all stoked. He's able to talk to his kids in his own voice again. Yeah.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
I think that's the secret to Chinese food.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Cause yeah, before it used to be, I think it was like two seconds. He had to hold his focus on a specific word for it to know that that was a long click. Wow. But now it'll like pop up. Same way when you're like texting. Yeah. It'll like start to fill it in. And so he can auto pick what it's the next thing he's going to say. So he's having full conversations.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
But I think it's dope how they're using AI to let him write the program rather than him have to learn a program. Yeah. It's pretty sick.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Yeah. And becomes stronger than all of us. What was that? He becomes a turkey? Yeah.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Telepathy. Yeah, the tissue thing doesn't get me hung up. It's the how did they take his original consciousness and move that into.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
I don't understand that at all. Like that would imply that if you could clone the tissue, you can transfer the consciousness.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
I hope not.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Think about the money that's in that. I had a terrifying thought. Let's say that we are that programmable and like it's, you know how you kind of like fade into like a gray space. Like you're not fully present when you're doom scrolling.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Like what if that's the programmable, like we can predict what they're going to do, but the consciousness that they can transfer is this controlled, like unactive sort of existence. Like zombie mode. Yeah, it's like zombie mode.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
So the idea of creating all of these, like taking consciousness, moving it into clones, is then taking all of these people, like take people like Musk or former presidents or whatever, and they can make the zombie mode by transferring that like program level consciousness. But there is no human behind it. There is no like actual essence of identity or autonomy. You just create these. Right, yeah.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
But like... No. No. right like but but doesn't that like stand to reason like you know you take away the free will and it's just this existence of decisions and it's essentially a flesh computer wow interesting barf flesh computer i mean but that's what they're reducing us to yeah you know oh gosh controllable robots
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
You didn't realize before, but then you just realized. Yes, absolutely.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
No. South Korea.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
A tree. This is the plot to Avatar.
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4.1 in Tennessee? Yeah. Are you buying why they're saying it happened? I don't know. What are they saying? They're saying... Okay, I was thinking that's where you were going and that's why you're talking about it. I don't know if it's true, but I saw something about some distillery blowing up underground or some old shine thing. I literally... Cities underground.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
I have no idea if that was true, but I just, like, I clicked a thing.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Your microbiome eats sugar, so you would be activating your... I don't have a microbiome. Gotcha.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
I have a crazy poop story for my reel. Oh, boy. I don't want to jump her.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Go to question. Go to question.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
So he slowly drowned in molasses.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Yeah. And it would probably be hard to, like, breathe in and out with it. So you're just like.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Breaking news.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
So this is the answer.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Where's the troll getting his information? He lives under a bridge. It could basically be anything, Kurt.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Give us some free ones. We'll do a web redemption.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
I say 92. I have both dates. I have when they were introduced and when they made their E.T. debut.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Speaking of. I want to hear your perspective on it.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
And that's why I'm not going underground.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Have you seen the modern war clips? I'm not going to say the nations, but everyone can assume. But I saw a video of a dude with his dog and he's just like shaking and you can hear the drones. The drone.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Yeah. Yeah. Those things fly too. Yeah. That's, it's, it's like, I don't know. Don't you think it's kind of a cheap way? Like a dirty war almost? That's what I was about to say. Yeah.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Yeah.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Dude, speaking of like World War II and lame stories, though, the story's epic, but the movie, and I know this is probably a hot take, Dunkirk. I watched that for the first time over the weekend.
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Not a fan. I love it. Visually, great. But I mean, it's basically just a montage of the same exact scene over and over and over and over again.
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What else? Hold on. What other Christopher Nolan movies would I have seen? Inception. Interstellar. Tenet. Okay, Steve. I haven't seen it.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
All right, this is the worst poop story I've ever heard in my entire life. This is from the show, The Jimmy and Nath's Show. The Jimmy and Nath's Show. Yep.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
I just needed you guys to be in the same headspace I'm in. Oh, my gosh. That's full of pus. Crikey, mate. Andrew.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
you've been giving a little squeeze huh oh gosh dr pimple popper needs to be oh gosh i hate that story dude i was in small group with a kid my youth group and i was like what do you guys want to be he's middle schooler and he said he wanted to what's a what's a skin doctor dermatologist dermatologist and i was like oh yeah that's cool why and he he just started laughing and he's like i watch a lot of these videos and literally turned his phone around we're in the middle of small group and i was like
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Thank you for your contribution. Put that away. You guys don't watch them? No. What? No. Oh, I don't. Gross. Sometimes they'll catch me.
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Yeah, they said it was like potential chemicals and stuff. I'm like, in an enclosed capsule? Like, nah, dude, I'm getting my piece of metal. This is probably a UFO.
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Guys, don't touch it. Yeah, it was going that way. It didn't get there, but somehow was able to turn around and make it back. But we're not in control of it enough to be able to predict any of its path, but we sent it back. Yeah, it wasn't even supposed to come back. No, it was supposed to get there. So, no, that doesn't make sense.
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What happened? Because if it got halfway and they're like, oh, no, it's not going to make it, that means they made the decision with no ability to control where it lands. Let's just propel ourselves back at Earth. And if it lands in New York City, so be it. Yeah. It doesn't check any logical boxes.
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It's a likely story. If there was a potential attack incoming, some dirty bomb planned, and they were just like, we don't know if it's going to happen. We want to control the narrative. Yeah, that's weird. I don't know. I'm making stuff up.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
So no one came back, too?
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What are we saying, Andrew? I'm trying to figure that out, though. So the pressure changes, everyone goes unconscious, and then you just stay unconscious. But, I mean, that doesn't make sense unless it just knocked them all, like, killed them all with the pressure change. It probably did. Yeah, okay. Yeah. Because somebody would have been... I mean, just lack of oxygen, probably.
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If it, like, full-on, full-on failed. Yeah. And that's why there was no reason to...
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
I thought it was going to be so much worse than that.
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Yeah.
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And think about the record, though. The other religions and regions were thrust into confusion by the narrative. The biblical account is the reason. You know what I mean? Yeah. In the middle of a conflict. So as far as like if you were to argue which which faith or which place was actually dialed into the causality of the event, like our text gives that. Yeah. Unlike the rest.
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Yeah, dude.
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142 - New Pope’s Rise to Power, The Boston Massacre, and WWII Dinosaurs
Wait, what was that guy's name?
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I've never heard that.
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yeah i'm just trying to find like every every single resource i can find on him comes from orthodoxy i'm trying to find any article outside of the orthodox church that talks about him and i'm struggling as a saint as well i just want to uh i don't know yeah that's crazy it's so interesting
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But to your point, to not just be a naysayer, it's like, if he was at the council, why don't we... We've been in the Christian world for so long. Why don't we know all of these stories?
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want to hear about a dinosaur i would love to please this is so you guys know i try to like research cryptids and chat gpt and some of the other sources that i was studying and told me some lies and so i had to delete some stories i didn't tell them on here but i had to put in a little extra time to make sure that this story was accurate but
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I was trying to find something from kind of more of the modern era. So I found something from the World War II era, dinosaurs that were actually found in Africa. And it was reported on by British soldiers who were stationed in Zambia, modern day Zambia. And so there are these reports. Let me pull up the name real quick so I get it right. It's called the Kangamata.
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And so literally, to them, there's just this mysterious creature that plagues them while they're fishing. There's this creature that primarily eats fish. It's known for having a beak, teeth down its beak, and large, red, featherless wings. Okay, and so that's these people, these British soldiers. Yeah, right? Yeah.
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They're hearing this story, and they're hearing people talk about, you know, very practically, not in lore, but like, hey, when you're on the water, look out for this thing, the Kangamata. Like, it's real. It's out there. And so they continue, whatever. These are just some crazy people who don't know what they're looking at. But they set up a hospital, and then someone comes into the hospital.
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This British camp comes into the hospital, and he is tore up. And he comes in saying, literally lacerated, all jacked up. And when they're asking him to describe, okay, now we're listening. What does this creature actually look like? What happened? And he begins giving these descriptions, and they have a book on them. And it turns out to be depictions of dinosaurs.
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And they flip through and he stops. And it's literally a pterodactyl. He's like, that's it. That's the thing. In the water? So it flies. Oh, man. It's like an anhinga. It's kind of like how birds, you know, like a heron or something like that. Thunderbird. But literally, it's the same exact creature. And I was looking up, I'll pop them on the screen, but I was looking up ancient depictions.
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But in China, you have these winged creatures that aren't like quite dragons. They're like serpents with wings. And it's like you have stuff. all over the world, same depictions. But what's crazy is that these were people, there's a biologist who did a write-up on it. You know, this is a medical office. These are British soldiers.
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And the report that was written, they're like, we saw the fear in his eyes. This isn't somebody telling us a ghost story. This was someone who was injured and came into our camp and was like, help me. I just got attacked by...
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a kongamata and when he pointed out the picture with no pre-knowledge of like dinosaur books and stuff like that he was like that's what got me that's what we have dude could you imagine yeah it was in that would be the scariest thing that's no one no one around to believe you you just witnessing it let me see i'm trying to give you guys the kongamata that's a good one years
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It's known large leathery wings like a back, long beak with teeth, no feathers, aggressive. Explorer Frank Mellon documented multiple encounters with the creature in his 1932 book in Witchbound Africa. And yeah, I just gave one of the stories, but there are multiple reports. It appeared in several 1940s and 1950s military and scientific reports. That's wild. Yeah.
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They weren't scars. It's not an interesting story as to how I got these scars. It's a person showed up, jacked up, and like, this just happened to me. My father was a drunk.
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You'll have to show that clip on Patreon. That is so sad.
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Finally, we're done with the podcast. We can talk in our normal voices. Finally. Finally, yeah.
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do you approve of your last thumbnail it works okay what's that what's that
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You guys held onto that so well because I know I was all over the place when I, you know, we were rolling and I'm trying to figure it out, but this cable fell and literally pulled my headphone volume almost to zero. So I had no idea what was happening through that.
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But there's like a couple of times when I could hear my guitar and where we were. And I was like, oh, man, I'm not there.
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Y'all killed it. Y'all killed it.
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You said, do you have a question? I was like, do we?
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
That show.
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
Oh, number one. Get it, get it. Count it down. Yeah.
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
Hey. Here we are, it's 1.33. Ninjas are butterflies, I gotta pee always. Always and forever.
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
Yeah.
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
I will prophesy at this moment the urination will be of the fourth. So, been working out. Dude, we can tell.
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
Oh my goodness.
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
That's good.
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
crazy.
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
We do, right? Yes, we all do. Yay, government.
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Super softy Sunday Cool. All the stuff for me, me and you. 72-hour turnaround.
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
Magic Mine?
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
The magic wine that you're about to drink? That's obviously the great magic wine that I was just talking about.
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
Yeah.
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
We met in a chat room. Now our love is fully bloom. Now love is fully bloom.
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
Ow. Ow, my wing.
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
I don't know. I don't know. We need a song. Always need a song. Yes, because it's time. Time. It's time for Andrew to show us something real. A real. A real right now. Andrew's got a real for us and he's going to show us right now. Okay.
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
Oh, goodness. No. Not the wink. It's always the wink. Oh, no. Not the wink again. Dear Lord.
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
That adds up.
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
There was a water fountain. We're in Lake County.
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
Lily!
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133 - Ancient Cult of The Black Cube, Government Corruption, & Telepathy
Yay! Nothing could go wrong!
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I love Christmas.
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My brain is scrambled. Love is nothing to yoke about. That was good.
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Yes or no, Lily?
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That's insane. So you stole my phone? For months? For months? Three months! What else are you hiding from Josh?
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I don't know because I don't have my phone for three months.
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I love technology.
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Yep. Got you. Checkmate. Lil, we don't mean anything personally by that. We don't. I think you do. And we do, technically, but we have to. Legally, we have to say that. Yes. Apologies. So, big news, Lil. What? We got Dumbledore.
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Who do you want it to be?
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Joaquin Phoenix. Okay. You're on the right track. Okay. You're on the right track, Lily.
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132 - Green Children of Woolpit, Solway Spaceman, Hawaiian Cryptids
Who would make a great Dumbledore? What are your prerequisites for Dumbledore, by the way? Old. Okay, old. British, English, what?
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132 - Green Children of Woolpit, Solway Spaceman, Hawaiian Cryptids
I mean American. Yeah, okay, English. Eddie Murphy. British, English.
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What if Donald Trump actually just said, I'm gonna sign an executive order so I can be Dumbledore?
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132 - Green Children of Woolpit, Solway Spaceman, Hawaiian Cryptids
Alright, what if I told you they cast Lord Farquaad?
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It's John Lithgow, the voice of Lord Farquaad.
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I know, that's... I think it's one of those picks where you're like, I don't understand it, but I know he's good, so I'm gonna see. No, I'm actually anti. I wonder if they're going full... like, not British. Bad choice.
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I mean, what in the Harry Potter thing requires them to have to be... Yo, what in the Harry Potter... What's going on here?
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He's excellent. I loved him in Dexter because he played such a dark role in that one. But the good guy as well. I don't know. It's going to be interesting. I can't wait for the rest of it to come out.
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It is kind of a bummer. Literally, they could make a prequel.
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132 - Green Children of Woolpit, Solway Spaceman, Hawaiian Cryptids
Was ist das? Ich habe nur versucht, was es sein würde. Du hast gesagt, Game of Tones? Ist das wie ein Musiker-Show? Wie ein Spiel? Ja, ich glaube, ich weiß es nicht. Ja, es ist ein guter Ton. Oh, das ist ein A-Major? Hey! Ja, also, wir werden sehen, wie das geht.
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Australian people on a flight? No, I don't think so.
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132 - Green Children of Woolpit, Solway Spaceman, Hawaiian Cryptids
Oh, gosh.
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Ich will nicht auf der schlechten Seite von Phil Collins stehen. Ich finde, er hat eine sehr kleine schlechte Seite. Er ist eine großartige Person im Allgemeinen. Ja. Aber dann kommst du... Mensch, stell dir vor, dass du derjenige bist, der Phil Collins verrückt ist. Der einzige Typ im Welt, den Phil Collins hasst.
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132 - Green Children of Woolpit, Solway Spaceman, Hawaiian Cryptids
Yeah, you just lock down one bathroom. It's an inconvenience, but it'll work.
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Sie war die Wirtschaft. Bevor alles in Ordnung ist, können wir sie einfach packen? Wir haben ein bisschen Hörspiel. Ich meine, lass sie da raus.
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Okay, wir werden jemanden machen, der wie sie gestorben ist. Und dann musst du einfach neben jemanden sitzen und dann wie weinen. Wie weinen.
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I mean, they're like scarred, dude. That's wild. I can't, dude, I mean, yeah, there's gotta be a better protocol for that.
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I mean, people have to be dying on planes.
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I wonder if they lied to her and just said, she fell and she's sleeping.
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No, I've drove around with a dead person in my car before for that funeral home that one time. So I'm just, I'm used to it. It's kind of common.
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Well, it was just, I had a friend that, I was a pastor. And so I told my friend who owned a funeral home, I was like, if you ever need like help or, you know, services, because they always need sometimes they just, families don't know preachers to come do their service and stuff. Let me know whatever you want me to help you out. I would be happy to help you out.
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And then he calls me one day and says, hey, are you free on Thursday? And I said, yeah, man, what do you need? He's like, okay, cool. I'll text you with the details. I'll put your name down now. And I said, awesome. And so I'm preparing a little idea to speak and stuff. And then he says, hey, text me the next day. He's like, hey, if you can get here at 5 o'clock in the morning on Thursday.
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I said, okay.
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wow okay and then he said uh uh you'll you'll drive down to a little a little place a city and then um you'll have to pick it up there and then drive it back and i said i said wait what he's like oh we just need to transport a body we just have no one to drive and i said okay sure bud and so i gotta i gotta use one of their cars and then he gives me the address and i'm in joplin missouri and this is he gives me an address in texas oh
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literally like an hour south of tech dallas so i'm like i have like an eight to nine hour drive i mean you know it's like i think eight hours seven or eight hours and i drive all the way down there they give me money for lunch so i stop and grab lunch i'm driving this like big old escalade and i go there and i go to this funeral home and i say hey here's the paperwork and i say cool and then they literally just put this dead body in the back of the car have you not heard this
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132 - Green Children of Woolpit, Solway Spaceman, Hawaiian Cryptids
I've never heard this story. And so, no joke, they push it back in the car. It's just a blanket laid over and they're just like on a gurney. And then I drive the rest of the day just back to Joplin.
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No, not until the day before. It was one of those things. Yeah, it was just like whatever. Und ich war froh, es zu machen. Es war keine große Sache, aber es war, es gab Zeiten, als ich auf dem Weg zurück fuhr, wo ich mich wie, ich war wie, wie verrückt, weil ich Allergien hatte. Und in meinem Kopf, ich bin wie, sobald ich fertig war, ich bin wie, wie, wie, wie, wie, wie, wie, wie, wie, wie,
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Es war... War er in einer Kassette? Nein, es war literally on a gurney on a bed and then they literally had like a blanket over it. Had he been embalmed yet? They were strapped down. I think so, yeah. I think that's what had happened. Dude, you rear-end. Because that was the smell. You rear-end somebody because you're looking. Wahnsinn.
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Und es war so, dass du Papier brauchst, weil wenn du drüber gehst, ist es ein riesiger Deal. Ich dachte, wenn ich dieses Papier verliere, gehe ich ins Gefängnis oder so. Ich weiß es nicht. Es war wild. Und das war super verrückt. Haben sie dich bezahlt? Ja, sie haben mich bezahlt. Ich hoffe, sie haben dich gut bezahlt.
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132 - Green Children of Woolpit, Solway Spaceman, Hawaiian Cryptids
Sie haben mich für den Tag bezahlt und sie haben mir 100 Dollar für den Abend gegeben. Ich bin so, ja, du, mach das nicht.
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That was wild.
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Das ist furchtbar, Alter. Das wäre, ich meine, Alter, ich würde nie, ich weiß nicht, ich wäre am nächsten Tag in der Kirche, sicher.
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Ja, sie endete mit 70-Jährigen zu leben. Furchtbar. Ja. Ich wundere, was das Inklung in dieser Frauen-Intuition war. Sie mussten diese Kasketten machen. Ja, die Bälle. Das ist, wo Dead Ringer kam, der Term. I don't think so. And midnight shift. Midnight shift and dead ringer because they would have accidentally buried real life people, you know, actually living still.
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And there was many cases where they, you know, because they would recycle caskets and they would find scratches and all the stuff in the inside. And so they realized, okay, we're accidentally burying alive people. And so there was strings attached to the fingers of the dead people. And they would ring them and people would have to stay overnight. Midnight shift.
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Es klingt wie ein zweihändiges News. Du hast es gehört und du denkst dir, ich bin ziemlich sicher, dass das die Geschichte ist, die du gerade erzählt hast, oder?
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Aber dann verstehst du, dass du die Glocke vor einiger Zeit stoppt hast. Ja. Und du hörst einfach eine Glocke ringen in der Graveyard, Alter. Oh mein Gott.
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i love every like uh you know like when you're walking through your house and maybe you like turn a corner you see something and like your mind goes uh like oh man it'd be so creepy if someone was just standing there or something you know your mind plays tricks on you zola's at that stage she just turned seven it's just it's the funniest thing because she's like mommy i was playing and i i was i thought of something scary i was playing and i look up and i imagine if like something like with like long hair was just standing right there and she's like laughing
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Kelsey ist so, das ist furchtbar. Ich bin so, gut, High Five.
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Ähnlich. Marilyn Manson war Phil Collins' Tochter. Was Phil Collins' Tochter? Marilyn. Ja. Ich sah, hast du gesehen, wie sie Make-up für schwarze und weiße Filme machten?
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Surely it rotates.
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Sie haben es nicht wie normales Make-up gemacht, weil bestimmte Farben mit blauem und weinem poppen. Sie mussten also blau-grüne Lippen und crazy Eyeshadow tragen. Sie sahen also nicht normal aus. Which I'm fine with.
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So it's an actual physical... It's a physical thing.
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It's going to fast track it.
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I saw this guy was explaining, he's like, this is how scary quantum computers are and just how insane all of this is. He says, how we got all this technology is through rocks and stuff that we found in the earth, right? Certain special rocks. He's like, yeah.
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So he's like, we took these rocks, we combined them with other rocks, and now we're scared that these rocks are thinking more than we think they should. And now they're controlling. It's just this whole concept is absolutely wild of just what we've got ourselves into.
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Ich denke, ich werde es einfacher hören.
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But it is kind of a neat thing.
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I like how they started off with the appetizer. Hi, I'm a nice lady. This is all great news that's happening right now. And then it's like Hearnsburger over there.
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Yeah, I would say so. And you got the pronunciation right the first time.
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Here we go.
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Und trainierte Kondukteure, weil es viele Kondukteure gibt.
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Yep. Psych! Get it out of here.
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I mean, what are we going to do? Don't ever make it the last one. But can it edit Reels?
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Because that's like all the muscle groups, right?
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Why make it look like that? That is a literal horror movie. That just paralyzed me with fear. Imagine the thing just running towards you the whole way.
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But this is real stuff. I know. And there's no way people can't hack those, right? Oh, yeah, absolutely. I mean, people are hacking drones now at drone shows. Like, that's... What happens if you spontaneously combust one of those or you try to hack it and, like...
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Und es gibt keine... Weißt du, wie wir nicht in unsere Zunge reingehen können? Weil unser Gehirn uns sagt, nicht... Oder du kannst deinen Finger ausmachen, richtig? Ja, du kannst deinen Zunge ausmachen, du kannst deinen Finger ausmachen, aber dein Gehirn sagt dir nicht, dass du das nicht machst. Das hat kein Gehirn, um zu sagen, nicht das zu tun. Er hat keine Gehirn.
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I want one. What kind of things will you put to do? I don't know. Obviously chores, laundry and stuff. But there's got to be something else.
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But laundry is a cycle. You don't have to like fully... The idea of like having all of your laundry done is just... It's achievable, but it's not realistic on a regular basis. We have no clean underwear. Okay, well, that's a problem. You have the forest, okay?
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Ja, das ist okay. Ich würde es einfach außerhalb meines Hauses stehen lassen. Der Roboter. Abends. Wie furchtbar. Seitdem wir das Auto verloren haben, bin ich so paranoid. Hätte ich einen Roboter außerhalb stehen lassen? Keine Chance. Nur, dass der Gesicht rot leuchtet. Du bist enttäuscht. I want to bite your fingers off.
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Dude, that's literally our, like, 20 years from now, we're going to have so many, like, lawsuits where this is all involved. Like, we have to figure out, you have to pull, like, the transcripts and, like, or, like, all the chips inside of actual, these robots and figure out the path. Oh, my dude.
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Das war ein schöner, wunderschöner Sommerstag.
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Ich bin so glücklich, dass es die Sommerzeit von 2025 ist. Und sechs Monate ago, als wir das Podcast gehört haben, sagten sie, hey, bestellt eure Schuhe vor dem Sommer, weil wir wissen, dass ihr Events habt und ihr könnt es jetzt anfangen. Sie sagten das. Sie haben es wirklich gesagt. Ja, sie haben es gesagt.
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Und ich bin so glücklich, dass wir sie gehört haben und zu sundaycool.com gingen und alle unsere Kostüme von sundaycool bestellt haben. Hey, what's going on? Why did you stop walking? Are you okay? Come on. What happened? Josh. This isn't a joke. Medic! Get a medic in here! Someone call the police! Just kidding.
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That's incredible.
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Amazing! He needs a freaking humble self, dude. It's kind of sickening. It's like, who do you think you are? You're 22 years old. Just relax. I thought it was great.
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Was ist, wenn es 250, 250 ist? Ja, du musst nur 107 schießen, also bitte. Leute, ich habe gearbeitet. Okay. Komm schon. What is it?
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I'm not great now.
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Ja. Es gibt auch Leute, die auf einem Frühstück-Show sprechen, über den Mann, der den besten Schauspieler gewonnen hat. Er ist auf dem Oscar. Und diese Frauen auf einem Frühstück-Show sagen, du wirst nie groß werden. Er ist wirklich ein toller Schauspieler. Er ist großartig. Einige Leute vergleichen ihn mit einem jungen Leo. Aber er ist einfach anders, glaube ich. Ich weiß nicht. Er ist anders.
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He's definitely expanding his horizons more than I think Leo. Because Leo never did something like Dune. Which he would be great in. If he did have something like Epic.
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That's what I would speculate. Musically, for sure.
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Ich habe das noch nie gesehen. Wirklich? Ja, ich habe es noch nie gesehen. Ich glaube, es ist Basketball Diaries oder so. Ich weiß nicht, was das ist. Er hat das gemacht und ich habe noch nie Romeo und Juliet gesehen. Es gibt viele junge Leo-Filme, die ich noch nie gesehen habe.
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Ja. So gut.
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Das ist dein Lieblings-Film? Ich liebe Shutter Island. I mean, it's just tough because it's like each performance for him is very, very different.
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The Departed. Yeah, that one's a classic.
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That one's great for everyone. Do you know Mark Wahlberg got an Oscar nod for that movie?
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Yeah, he like at the end. Oh, yeah, but as far as Oscar acting though, I really didn't feel like it was a big stretch for him. It felt very kind of like basic. I don't know.
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possibly go wrong.
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okay Revolutionary Road, er ist ein unglaublicher Schauspieler, ich weiß nicht, dass er das ist er und Kate Winslet wieder und es ist eine schmerzhafte, es ist wie sehr verheiratet, wie dramatisch schwer zu sehen ist, aber es ist so gut, du hast die Klipse von all den Schauspielern gesehen, wie die besten Schauspieler Montagen, die sie auf TikTok posten, er schreit sie an, es ist wie eine sehr ikonische Szene,
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Oh mein Gott. Wenn du es nicht gesehen hast, dann schau es dir an. Ich denke, einer seiner besten Schauspieler ist Django. Oh, ja. Das war der lustigste. Er war so unreal in diesem Film.
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Ich habe das auch noch nicht gesehen. Was? Ich weiß. Andy. Das ist verrückt. Ich weiß das nicht. Es war einer der Dinge, weil wir in den Theatern gehen sollten und es nicht losgingen. Und dann hast du es gesehen und du hast es nicht geliebt. Ich habe es geliebt. Ich habe es geliebt.
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There's somebody else doing a Martin Scorsese film that is really unexpected. I can't remember who it is.
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That was great. That's such a risk, too. Yeah. Like, if you don't nail it, you're getting crucified, dude. Like, that's wild. But it's, yeah, he's good. He's really good.
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Shut up. That's not bad.
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Yeah, that's true. That one was crazy. They got to play Mr. Manson. What's his first name? Charles Manson. Didn't sound right. But the guy they had to play Charles Manson was crazy good. Absolutely wild. Because he did the same thing for Mindhunter. He played Charles Manson in that one, too.
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Wow. And it's crazy.
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It's just pressure.
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I like it.
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No, we like the segment. We have a high expectation on you.
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True, but there's millions of other people listening, so hopefully they like it too.
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It was from a playground.
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This is tough. I was just telling them, I went to a friend's house and I was forced to eat Vienna sausages because they didn't have anything. And so they just, she put a can of Vienna sausages in me.
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They're terrible. And especially for like a fifth grade kid. Like, it's just like, this is, so she walked away and I was like, I just was hungry, but I wasn't that hungry. And so I tried it and I Oh my gosh. Und sie sagt, ich möchte, dass du sie beendest. Du hast sie geöffnet, du wolltest sie, du kannst sie beenden. Und ich saß da und beendete sie. Und es war das Schlimmste.
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Also habe ich es nicht wirklich gebrochen, aber ich habe wirklich versucht, sie zu zerstören. Das ist schrecklich.
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Ist das nicht, was das ist? Ich hätte es gezwungen.
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Er tut gut, glaube ich. Ich glaube so, ja. Es war wie ein verrückter religiöses Haus. Und ich wusste nicht, sie war einfach wirklich aufmerksam über alles. Carolyn, you're watching.
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Because there was no damage to the truck, right? No. Because you had a grill. Yeah, yeah. It wasn't my truck, it was my buddy's truck too. Who cares? Yeah, it's not a big deal. They never catch people like that. Yeah, I didn't do that. Joe, me and my buddy did break our buddies. I mean, his dad's four wheeler and we didn't tell him.
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So it was like my buddy was in on it with me and we just it was just falling apart. And so we held it up and everything like that. Put some duct tape on the inside. And as soon as his dad tried to drive it out in the field the next day, it just falls apart like, whoa, what'd you hit? Das ist verrückt, dass das geschehen ist.
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The C-Section story? Yeah, that had nothing to do with the story, but it was good background.
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That's amazing. Because I did the exact same thing. It was just weird. Andrew.
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Ich muss das Ding jetzt ausmachen. Das ist so schrecklich. Ich habe einen 5 Dollar-Bill. Oh ja, wie ein Purse. Manche Leute halten es in ihren Schuhen. Eww! No, no.
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It was going through your brain. It didn't work, but you know.
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I'm like, yeah, no problem.
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Yeah. And the other person had no idea. Or they did.
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Pennies. Yeah. I swallowed rings and pennies when I was a kid. I got a penny stuck in my nose. Got it out. Yeah. I don't know if I can handle that. It's my retirement savings. Just one day is like, hey, can you just cut out my lower... I've been saving 10%. Got three engagement rings in there.
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Bigger than like the doomsday plane? Oh, they always keep running and everything?
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It probably is. You were probably like 30 before you started. So now it's progress. What's up, y'all? I'm so glad. 132, baby! We're here, Ninjas of Butterflies. We're here.
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Es ist Air Force und Space Force. Ich glaube, wir wissen nichts über ihre Missionen. Wir wissen nicht, was sie beobachten oder was sie tun.
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Aber 700 Tage? Das ist verrückt. Was tun sie für so viel Zeit? Die Verschwörung ist, dass dieses Flugzeug...
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Uff. Ja. Das ist schrecklich. Ich wundere mich über die Daten, die im Raum sind. Das ist eine lange Zeit, drei Jahre. 2010, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2020 bis 2022.
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That would make sense. Flying and just like, yeah, just throwing off whatever. Yeah.
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Yeah. And it's unmanned. Yeah. Yeah. Das ist verrückt. Also sitzt es nur in der Orbit und es dreht sich einfach um. Und wenn es zu einem bestimmten Punkt kommt, ist es in der Lage, die Kraft und den gravitationellen Puls zu nutzen.
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That's insane. Yeah, that's the thing. There's so much mystery out there with literally in our airspace. And I just don't know if we're out of the loop, if we're just missing certain conferences or press meetings or something or drops of this like, hey, this is what we've got. Because obviously there's people that are obsessed with the type of stuff that we're just not that.
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Honey, do you want to give me a hug? You're just slobbering on her shoulder.
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I know. It's like, how is that allowed within? How are certain people that are involved in the case that are in the courtroom that are testifying allowed to publicly just talk about the case in details? I'm like, that's I don't know what that's called, but like jury, whatever.
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I mean, there's like, yeah, like something there's a term for, but just yeah, like it's just information out there that should be out there right now.
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No, but give it a fair trial. That's what we need, a fair trial.
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You know that Karen Reed case that I told you about? The woman who had a cop husband and they found him in the snow and she's getting accused like... It's crazy. No joke, they came to the verdict or there was some type of information given. They were supposed to have a verdict reading or something or sentencing last Thursday. I saw that. And the judge was almost like in tears.
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Information has came out. We're going to have to recess for another week. So it literally is today, I think. And so it's weird, man. I think she's innocent. As far as I'm concerned, it's weird. Speaking of today, do you know what day it is?
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Ja, ja. Was machst du für ihn?
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Get him a big raw steak.
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Yeah, you'd like that. Do it. A little whipped cream on top.
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Atta boy, Drew. Got his first buck, baby. It was a two-point.
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No, it was big, but it was tied to a fence.
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I appreciate you letting me have the chance to Photoshop the dog collar out. Yeah, you did good.
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Congrats.
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I think that's what they call an insecurity thing. Everyone, please don't act like she didn't tell you what it was. And everyone, please inquire in the comments. Like, what's that stain?
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Hast du deine rote Farbe? Ich habe mich literally überlegt, was wir auf dem Pod tun können. Ich dachte, das wäre lustig. Wir hatten nur Farbe oder so. Ich würde ein bisschen Medizin mögen.
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TK Outfitters, TX Baby. All day, all day. As long as we're speaking of shoutouts real quick. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Dude, custom. Is it spilled milk customs? Spilled milk customs. Thank you so much. Golly, look at these shoes.
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I enjoyed the podcast, but what's up with that stain on her right shoulder?
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No stencils at all. Absolutely. Got the wallpaper, Bigfoot and Alien. I mean, it's just so cool.
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Yeah, our team was pretty impressed. So, thank you so much. That was awesome.
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Okay, 1964, near Scotland. They went out there.
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Nicht mit der Mädchen. Okay. Es scheint einfach so, als wäre diese Sache verbunden. Ich wäre furchtbar. Ich würde sagen, du bist nicht meine Tochter.
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And this happened a couple days after you saying the launch? It was like three days after.
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What in the world? Is this kind of going back to what we were talking about? Just like how those weird areas that just have this darker presence or something?
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I could never live a day without thinking about it.
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I've never heard about this. Is this the only two instances you've ever heard of the spaceman being shown?
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Ich bin so, oh, das ist ein bisschen schrecklich. Es ist etwas darum, die Augen nicht zu sehen, was mich wirklich schreckt. Weil ich sage, ich habe keine Ahnung, ob es ein Alien ist. Aber es ist einfach so, was ist das? Ich dachte, er sah.
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Oder ist es überhaupt ein Spaceman? Ist es wie ein echter Gesicht? Er befindet sich vor uns und macht den Shia LaBeouf. Ja, mach es! Oh Mann, das ist furchtbar. Ist das nicht verrückt? Wie furchtbar ist das?
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Ja, das ist wirklich furchtbar. Das ist eine Foto aus den 60er oder 70er Jahren. Nur auf die furchtbaren Dinge. Also, du weißt, die Leute, die die Häuser besuchen und so, wie das Konjuring, das Paar, die Warrens oder was auch immer sie genannt werden. Apparently they went to the Amityville Horror House and took photos and they had like things that would just flash.
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To this day, they say that these, they took them in the same thing. They could, there was no other people besides adults in this house and they're all downstairs. This photo gets developed. And they freak out. And it's like this is before Photoshop, this is before all that stuff and apparently it's legit. That is terrifying. Why would you ever? Because I have to live with it.
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I saw it years ago and it terrifies me, dude.
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Yeah. And there was nobody. Dude, they have a whole documentary about it. It's scary. Oh mein Gott.
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Aber das ist das Ding. Ja, aber werden die Geister weg? Ja, werden sie sich an den eigentlichen physischen Ort auf der Erde oder Land oder etwas beziehen? Es ist seltsam. Du hast es gestern gesprochen, mit den verschiedenen Orten, die dunkler und heiliger sind. Aber ich habe angefangen, Supernatural zu hören. Der Buch von Michael Heiser.
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Und es spricht darüber, dass wir als Glaubende alle die Bibel glauben sollten. Aber wenn wir die Bibel glauben, müssen wir alles in der Bibel glauben. Und es gibt viele supernaturale Dinge, die passieren. Und ich liebe, dass sie die Geschichte ausdrücken. Ich liebe das mit Elisha, als er seine Augen öffnet über die Arme. Elisha? Ja. War es Elisha oder Elisha? Elisha. Okay.
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Und wie sie waren, er war schockiert. Und er betet, dass Gott ihn sehen lässt. Und keine Lüge, da waren Hosen und Schuhe. Und es waren wie hunderten von diesen Legionen von Engeln. Und ich war so, oh. Das ist so ein gefährliches Gebet, aber es ist auch so, weil ich meine, wenn du etwas wie das siehst, für den Rest deines Lebens, bist du 100 Prozent.
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Is that a big common fear for a lot of moms at home?
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See, we're just, we're going somewhere, dude. We are in a different realm of... Denken. It's completely crazy. Also he had the American Primeval guy on there. He just dropped it today. He's the director of American Primeval. I love it when Joe hardly ever posts anything about his podcast, but then whenever you post about something, you know he's super in love with it.
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method of communication between different yeah it's obviously a very distinct sound like so like you can't just like there i mean you could make a million languages made up and it would not sound the same because right but we know i we know so little of what's happening yeah we totally do 100 like it's it's everywhere dude what do you guys think about inner earth
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Like what's actually underneath Earth's crust?
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I've actually never thought about it.
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Ja, du siehst die Trenche, die Mariana-Trenche und wie tief es geht. Und wir haben all diese Kaisen-Systeme und all diese Sachen.
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It ends there.
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Es ist sehr alienisch, wie das alles funktioniert. Ja. Aber was verrückt war,
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Hundert, hundert Jahre später. Ja. Und es passt zusammen.
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But I mean, you look at all the art that we have from aliens.
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That's what they said?
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It is, yeah. Now we got to figure this out. St. Martins. What's the significance behind St. Martins?
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Go to St. Martins?
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I don't know where to put this couch. Yeah, they just need space.
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ChatBBT. ChatBBT, yeah, eh? Das ist die japanische Version von Chat Jigme. Chat Jigme? Das erinnert mich an Dark, wie sie in der Kirche gehen und sie in der Zeit zurückholen. Ja.
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Ja. Ich meine, wir wissen es nicht, Mann. Das ist das, was wir wissen. Wir wissen nur nicht, was da unten ist.
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Ich bekomme 21? Ich sehe ein 2 und ein 1. Ich bin so entschuldigt.
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Ja. Und das ist das kleinste Teil, richtig? Das ist, warum ich mich dumm fühle, wenn ich sage, wer weiß. Ich bin so, es wird jemand sein, der sagt, wir wissen, offensichtlich. Wir haben es gemacht. Aber es ist so, ich meine, wie? Ich meine, das ist wirklich eine verrückte Sache.
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In die Mitte? Die Radius, 4.000 Meilen.
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Donamos. Yo, that's all I got. That's so scary. I want to go to the center of your soul, bad man.
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Yeah, we got some new people in the office next door too, so. Who passed away? No one.
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Actually, it was Sabrina the Teenage Witch, so.
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That was good. That was good. You shot that angle. Very good. Now do again.
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Did we talk about that girl on Even Stevens getting shot? No.
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No, but there was like one right there, so her eyes all messed up, bruised and everything like crazy. It's all over her face. It's wild. She will be fine.
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Oh, that was dumb. Now her face is rend. Nice. I was going to say ruined, but rend. Let's start over. You ready for a song? Oh my gosh, that is so fun. We know it's not fun. The buzzing in this microphone.
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Yeah. Oh, no, Josh! Oh, my goodness. Josh, don't do that. That scared me. Does that sound better?
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I think so.
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Verdammt. Das ist unglaublich unfreundlich. Also willst du die Frage überlassen? Sie interessiert sich nicht. Sie interessiert sich nicht um die Frage. Du willst sie einfach überlassen? Ja. Ja.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
132 - Green Children of Woolpit, Solway Spaceman, Hawaiian Cryptids
I guess that's not a reality anymore.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
132 - Green Children of Woolpit, Solway Spaceman, Hawaiian Cryptids
guess that's not what we're gonna be doing i guess i mean that's just that's such a bummer oh man so what does this mean josh i don't know yes people are going hungry what else i guess the sadness continues and finally what else i think it's almost there yeah yeah it is that one thing
Ninjas Are Butterflies
132 - Green Children of Woolpit, Solway Spaceman, Hawaiian Cryptids
You didn't know where it was going to go? Because I'm calling it right now. What were you guys told that song was about?
Ninjas Are Butterflies
132 - Green Children of Woolpit, Solway Spaceman, Hawaiian Cryptids
That's untrue.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
132 - Green Children of Woolpit, Solway Spaceman, Hawaiian Cryptids
Absolutely it is.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
128 - Trump's Call to War, The D.C. Crash, and The Tree of Good and Evil
You got a question?
Ninjas Are Butterflies
128 - Trump's Call to War, The D.C. Crash, and The Tree of Good and Evil
Ich habe eine Frage.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
128 - Trump's Call to War, The D.C. Crash, and The Tree of Good and Evil
I said ship.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
128 - Trump's Call to War, The D.C. Crash, and The Tree of Good and Evil
Miracles can happen every day. Miracles can happen. You guys know what day it is?
Ninjas Are Butterflies
123 - Area 51 Secrets, Elvis' FBI Conspiracy, & Wild 2025 Predictions
Speaking of childlike, Magic Mind. Magic Mind.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
123 - Area 51 Secrets, Elvis' FBI Conspiracy, & Wild 2025 Predictions
Very cool, very nice. I can't remember the guy that did it, though. Hello, Chicken Nugget.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
123 - Area 51 Secrets, Elvis' FBI Conspiracy, & Wild 2025 Predictions
Hold on.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
123 - Area 51 Secrets, Elvis' FBI Conspiracy, & Wild 2025 Predictions
Nailed it. That was a song. That was the bait. That was the bait.
Ninjas Are Butterflies
123 - Area 51 Secrets, Elvis' FBI Conspiracy, & Wild 2025 Predictions
Oh, welcome back, everybody, to Ninja's Hour. Butterfly's number one hit podcast all across the globe coming from... Hold on.
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123 - Area 51 Secrets, Elvis' FBI Conspiracy, & Wild 2025 Predictions
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Ninjas Are Butterflies
123 - Area 51 Secrets, Elvis' FBI Conspiracy, & Wild 2025 Predictions
Go back into it. Hour and a half. Hey, can I see that chord? Hey, that was a twofer, guys. Two songs for the price of what? What better deals can you get at ninjasorbutterflies.com? Scary.
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Why The Knicks Fired Tom Thibodeau, New Magic Jerseys, Giannis-Raptors Trade Rumors
Ich bin Charissa und meine Empfehlung an alle Entrepreneure, startet mit Shopify erfolgreich durch. Ich verwende Shopify schon seit dem ersten Tag und die Plattform macht mir nie Probleme. Ich habe viele Probleme, aber die Plattform ist nie eins davon. Ich habe das Gefühl, dass Shopify ihre Plattform kontinuierlich optimiert. Alles ist super einfach, integrier- und verlinkbar.
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Why The Knicks Fired Tom Thibodeau, New Magic Jerseys, Giannis-Raptors Trade Rumors
Und die Zeit und das Geld, das ich dadurch spare, kann ich anderweitig investieren. Vor allem in Wachstum.
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The Sixers Are A Mess, Dyson Daniels' Nicknames & What's Wrong With Haliburton?
Brechen wir doch mal über deinen Traumtyp. Oh, schwierig. Schieß los. Okay, er muss für jedes Abenteuer zu haben sein und natürlich toll aussehen. Und er darf mich nie lang warten lassen.
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The Sixers Are A Mess, Dyson Daniels' Nicknames & What's Wrong With Haliburton?
Brechen wir doch mal über deinen Traumtyp. Oh, schwierig. Schieß los. Okay, er muss für jedes Abenteuer zu haben sein und natürlich toll aussehen. Und er darf mich nie lang warten lassen.
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The Sixers Are A Mess, Dyson Daniels' Nicknames & What's Wrong With Haliburton?
Sprechen wir doch mal über deinen Traumtyp. Oh, schwierig. Schieß los. Okay, er muss für jedes Abenteuer zu haben sein und natürlich toll aussehen. Und er darf mich nie lang warten lassen.
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The Sixers Are A Mess, Dyson Daniels' Nicknames & What's Wrong With Haliburton?
Brechen wir doch mal über deinen Traumtyp. Oh, schwierig. Schieß los. Okay, er muss für jedes Abenteuer zu haben sein und natürlich toll aussehen. Und er darf mich nie lang warten lassen.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Ja, aber im 5. Spiel war er viel höher. Und Stan Van sagte es während des Broadcasts, dass er viel zu unten spielt. Und Karl sagte, dass er viel höher ist. Im letzten Spiel war er viel höher. Aber in der ersten Hälfte des 2. Quartals war es 3 nach 3 nach 3. Das war seine erste Hälfte. Er spielte weit weg von Pascal Siakam. Bang. Und dann hat er auf Toppins 3 gespielt. Bang.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Vielleicht weil es Toppin ist und du ihm den Platz gibst. Ich glaube. Aber dann hat er es nicht gemacht, um Halberd. Bang. Also das sind drei 3s in den ersten 4 Minuten des 2. Quartals. Vielleicht macht er das, weil Jalen Brunson nicht auf dem Boden ist und er der Offense muss sein. Aber das ist eine Entschuldigung.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Und gleichzeitig sage ich, dass die drei 3s und dann die nächste Besatzung, er würde es runterwerfen, Miles Turners Brust auf dem Offense-Event. Seine Pushs waren beeindruckend und offensiv, aber die Defense war eine Sache. Es gibt keine Ängste.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Wir müssen ein bisschen Liebe an OG geben. OG war großartig.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Er war gut, ja. Und dann macht er es auf andere Wege, wie du es sagst, über Karl-Anthony Towns, gut und schlecht. Aber nur, nur schlechte Dinge, um dieses Spiel früh zu starten. Es ist einfach, du weißt, er wird einfach auf Offense verloren. Manchmal ist er nicht der Go-To-Mann in der Post und so etwas, oder was auch immer es ist.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Aber nur um zu erwähnen, oh Gott, was für einen tollen Block er da in der Kante hatte, auch mehr Präsenz, es ist mehr Präsenz für OG als, du weißt, Not praise, to diss Mikael Bridges, but OG, he kept him in this for a while with those big, big shots.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Wir sprechen wahrscheinlich über Game 7.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Ja. I wonder if the Pacers in Arena or on TNT, they say, Josh Hart's shooting a three. Turn up the mic on the backboard. Turn it up, because he was bricking. Those were loud. Those were loud. When that ball hits the backboard, it is a thorn. He didn't have it, man.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Ouch. And his off leg, too. He shouldn't be bringing up his right leg. You know, you're taught left leg.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
He also spit early third quarter, but it was a really wide shot. It wasn't the close-up like that, but you could see him. Cup is in the same spot, right on the scorer's table. It's a spit cup. It's a spit cup. Yeah, so I just start to wonder, because I'm examining his mouth. Does he have some tobacco dip in there? But there's nothing in there. It doesn't look like it. I think he's just spitting.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
And he did it at the beginning of the first quarter, beginning of the third quarter. So is he... Trinken, bevor er rauskommt? Nicht Alkohol, aber ich meine, ist da etwas in seinem Mund, das es produziert? Weil es keine Farbe hat. Ja, ich meine, ich gehe, ich gehe.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Ja, das ist ein guter Punkt. Es ist nicht eine schreckliche Cherry-Dip oder was auch immer. Leute, du weißt, die Dippe in ihren Lippen. Ja, genau. Es ist nicht, es ist keine, es ist keine Discoloration, es ist nur Saliva.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Somebody asked former coach Mike Brown about that. Because Mike Brown would spit into his cup for the Sacramento Kings. But that's usually a cup under the chair. He pulls it up, puts it down. It looked like he had more volume than Rick. Okay.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
I thought Pascal Siakam was the difference, because he got the pace going about four and a half minutes in. Because the Knicks were going blow for blow to start this game. But then Pascal Siakam got out real quick to get one of those Indiana Pacers plays off a make, where quick little inbound to Halliburton.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Ja, ja, er... Er hat es ziemlich neutral gehalten. Ich finde es seltsam, wenn man im Arena sieht, dass er angeboten wird. Und hier kommt Jalen Rose und Mike Epps und sie schlagen Reggie Miller an. Ich finde es seltsam, dass der Broadcaster schlägt. Aber es ist Reggie Miller. Und Reggie Wayne ist auch in Aufmerksamkeit.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Ja, und Shaq, während der 5. Saison, glaube ich, war so, wir kommen zurück, wir werden gut sein. Es war so, als hätte er ein Promo-Video für nächstes Jahr gedreht. Er hat es verkauft. Er hat gesagt, wir werden wieder gut sein. Wir werden wieder gut sein. Ich meine, ich paraphrase. Ich glaube nicht, dass er gesagt hat, wir werden wieder gut sein. Aber das war es im Grunde.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
He drops a 50-foot pass to Siakam, who's beyond the three-point line, just needs to take one dribble and he scores. So six seconds, he's got a bucket. He had three more baseball passes where he converted like late in the second there. Another one, no dribble passes, three quick passes. He scores. Pacers want to have some momentum going into half. Again, six seconds left in the second quarter.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Warte, noch eine Sache vom Spiel. Ich liebe es immer, wenn ein Spieler auf diesen riesigen Kuscheln auf der Bühne sitzt. Aber ich liebe es wirklich, wenn sie auf einem riesigen Kuschel sitzen, neben den Coachs. Also sie sehen so aus, als wären sie so hoch. Tyrese Halliburton war auf dem Kuschel.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Und ich weiß nicht, ob es weil er Hämorrhoiden hat, ob er Hämorrhoids Halliburton ist, aber er sitzt auf diesen und du hast kleine Trainer neben ihm. Es sieht einfach furchtbar aus. Nun, du weißt, ein paar Säge runter. Andere Spieler sitzen auf diesen Dingen, um sicherzustellen, dass ihre Arme in Ordnung sind.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Will T.J. Ja, er hat einen von denen gehackt. Er war offen. Er legt es auf. Er nimmt seinen Zeitraum und legt es auf. Ich möchte nur bemerken, dass die Grund, warum ich dieses Spiel mag, ist, weil die Spieler so passioniert waren. Sie riefen so viel. Sie gaben es den Refs, aber es war mehr eine Diskussion, weil sie so passioniert waren. Warum ist dieses Anruf passiert? Warum ist das passiert?
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Und es gab keinen Text, keine Fläger. Es war ein echter Playoff-Basketball, wo es war so. Guter Punkt. Das war lustig. Das war lustig. Und sie waren einfach aufregend.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
He gets another one. Siakam on a breakout. auf einem Miss dieses Tages, Push Ahead, um das Ding in die Halbzeit zu halten. Und es gab einen Trickle-Down-Effekt. Miles Turner hatte ein 3, direkt nach dem ersten. Es trickelt runter, es trickelt runter in das dritte Quartier, wieder, nachdem Thomas Bryant aus dem Bench kommt, weil Miles Turner vier Fouls hat, nur zwei Minuten hin.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Oh ja, sie haben alle aufgehört, insbesondere wir, die dachten, sie können das Team nicht gewinnen, sie können das Team nicht gewinnen, sie können nicht in Boston, sie können nicht in Cleveland, sie können nicht in der OKC, sie gehen in die Konferenzfinale. Die Pacers haben 10 und 15 angefangen, natürlich eine sehr erfolgreiche Saison für sie, die das Gleiche tun, auch uns aufhören.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Das ist die Verbindung, die ich mache. Und gleichzeitig ein großer Erfolg für die nächsten Top-2-Mannschaften. Brunson and Towns did their post-game press conference and Towns was just talking about Brunson. Man, he's one of the best players I've ever played with. What he does when he walks into the gym, he just sets the bar up higher. And so they connected in their first season together.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Großer Block von Bryant, führt zu einem anderen Siakam, Push Ahead. Und dann, als die Knicks zurückkommen, I thought we got a lot of ethical Siakam baskets. Give me the ball, I'll go to work in the mid range. Did it again. I thought there were key moments, like to start the second quarter with Halliburton on the bench. First basket, Siakam 3.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Yeah, there's two questions, I think. To maximize that offense, probably a ball handler beside Jalen Brunson, so he doesn't have to be Jalen Brunson all the time. And the second thing is defensively beside Carl, is to have a center who can drop Carl to the fore and be an incredible center defensively, and that's it.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
And not have to have the ball go through him, because the ball is going through Jalen, the ball is going through Carl to some degree, if there's another guard going through them. So, yes, just making the Timberwolves light up. What they did with Rigo Baird beside him and being the best defense in the league.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
I mean, he's hurt, number one. Number two, he gets tired. He looks gassed running up and down the floor as a starting center. And he's fine offensively, but they risk putting him to the free throw line every single time. He's not a great offensive player. He was awesome on the offensive glass. But I don't know if he can stay on the floor. That's a decent question. We haven't seen it.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
The guy played a month and a half of the regular season. He played March. That's it. And then a little April. And then he played in the postseason. So that's a big ask.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Third quarter, again, right out of the locker room, Banks home, another 3. More key stuff from Siakam. The third quarter when the Knicks were on an 8-0 run to try and push this game closer. Mr. Siakam puts that hand back for a steal on Mikel Bridges. That sparks a 9-0 run for the Pacers.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Thanks for joining us. And remember, the Thunder are favored in the NBA Finals. Because you get that standard email coming in. The Thunder. Big favorites, right? Big favorites. Minus 800. You gotta bet 800 bucks if you wanna win 100.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
So he was just there to seal it and he sealed it late in the fourth quarter with an offensive rebound to really put this thing away as the Knicks were trying to do it again. I thought he was the guy in this game that did it in so many ways. Obviously so many other guys doing it, but I think Siakam was the guy just to make it all happen in that Indiana way.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
It was close, yeah. Even if Stan Van Gundy said, you guys heard him, they were talking amongst each other. I'm not sure if that was an NBA in-arena feed thing, but he was talking to Reggie Miller. He goes, he Ja, genau. Ein 5-4-Vote für den MVP macht vollkommen Sinn.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Es ist toll. Und es ist toll, dass sie das selbe Team wie letztes Jahr zurückgezogen haben, als alle sagten, es ist ein bisschen glücklich, dass sie es in die Konferenz-Finale gemacht haben. Und hier sind sie. Sie gehen zurück, als sie darüber sprechen, ich habe Miles Turner gehört, darüber gesprochen, was dieses Team zusammenbringt. Er hat darüber gesprochen, zwei Jahre ago.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
in 23 in their training camp when they went to nashville for a little trip that was inspired by bruce brown because he likes to wear that cowboy hat how they bonded over that and also he talked about how they come in on off days and how they've how they've sort of collated into this team like they're the oklahoma city thunder where they can go 12 deep like i i know there's other guys to talk about rather than thomas bryant but that was
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Ridiculous to get a Thomas Bryant like that off the bench. That was crazy. Because Miles Turner gets four fouls really early in the third quarter. Oh no, we gotta go to Thomas Bryant. First possession, he bangs that block. That was such an important block just to get it going. He got Siakam going the other way and to splash home threes like that.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Die Splash Home 3-3s, das war ein Typ, der auf dem Denver Nuggets Bench war. Offensichtlich hätten sie es gerne, dass er Jokic zurückbringt. Und Miami hat ihn einfach weggegeben an der Handelszeitung dieses Jahr, weil sie einfach ein bisschen Geld sparen müssen. Und hier ist er in den Konferenzfinale-Kontributen.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Ja, so weit wie Nemhardt Brunson stoppt, geht es ihm. Gameball wird auch von Rick Carlisle gegeben, weil Rick Carlisle eine Veränderung gemacht hat. Er hatte Aaron Neesmith auf Jalen Brunson, um dieses Spiel zu starten. Die ersten zwei Besatzungen haben Jalen Brunson auf Aaron Neesmith gespielt. Rick hat gesagt, okay, wir müssen woanders hin. Nemhardt kam durch, big time.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Ein Jahr später wurde er von Jalen Brunson gebrannt. In der zweiten Runde. Sie haben in der zweiten Runde gestern gespielt, oder? Es ist manchmal schwer zu erinnern, aber er hat ihn über und über und über wieder gebrannt. Und Emmerhardt hat sich einfach eingelassen. Wie du gesagt hast, Trey, es ist nicht so, als wäre er offensiv unglaublich durch die Konferenz-Finale, aber er hat sich mitgehalten.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Er hat sich mitgehalten, offensiv und offensiv. Das ist der Grund, warum dieses Team so gut ist. Ein besonderer. Und all das Gespräch über, oh, diese glückliche Mannschaft kam zur Konferenz-Finale. Die beste Mannschaft hat die NBA-Finale gemacht. Keine Angst darüber. Besser als die Celtics, besser als die Knicks, besser als die Cavs, besser als die Bucks, besser als sie alle.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Also, das war ein wilder Game 6. Es war Spaß.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Ja, ich dachte, dass Thibodeau ein bisschen mehr auf den Ball gehen könnte, anstatt immer die Offense zu starten und den Ball ein bisschen höher zu bringen. Ich glaube, das hat ihn ein bisschen überrascht. Wir sahen es vorhin in der Serie, dass er die Possessionen auf den Ball ein bisschen höher startet. Und das ist ein bisschen besser für Brunson.
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Boom, Baby! Pacers Advance To NBA Finals & Pascal Siakam Wins ECF MVP
Ich dachte, er wurde ein bisschen überrascht in diesem. Das kann man beobachten.
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NBA Weekend Winners & Losers | Julius Randle's Buzzer-Beater, Fox's Heater & 'Inside' Survives
At PwC we don't just deliver ideas, we make them work. With the expertise and tech you need to outthink and outperform. And we work with you, alongside you, from start to finish. So you can stay ahead, so you can protect what you built, so you can create new value. We build for what's next, so you can get there now. PwC, so you can.
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NBA Weekend Winners & Losers | Julius Randle's Buzzer-Beater, Fox's Heater & 'Inside' Survives
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NBA Weekend Winners & Losers | Julius Randle's Buzzer-Beater, Fox's Heater & 'Inside' Survives
Verwandle Autofahrten in Schatzsuchen. Verwandle Nachmittage in Jedi-Abenteuer.
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NBA Weekend Winners & Losers | Julius Randle's Buzzer-Beater, Fox's Heater & 'Inside' Survives
At PwC, we bring the power of a global network grounded in local know-how. From shifting regulations to fast-moving tech, we deliver tailored solutions that work everywhere you do. So you can stay ahead. So you can protect what you built. So you can create new value. We build for what's next. So you can get there now. PwC, so you can.
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NBA Weekend Winners & Losers | Julius Randle's Buzzer-Beater, Fox's Heater & 'Inside' Survives
PwC refers to the PwC network and all one or more of its member firms, each of which is a separate legal entity.
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NBA Weekend Winners & Losers | Julius Randle's Buzzer-Beater, Fox's Heater & 'Inside' Survives
At PWC we don't just deliver ideas, we make them work. With the expertise and tech you need to outthink and outperform. And we work with you, alongside you, from start to finish. So you can stay ahead, so you can protect what you built, so you can create new value. We build for what's next, so you can get there now. PWC, so you can.
Nobody Should Believe Me
Case Files 12: Talking Shop with Brittani Ard
Podcast reviewers are. Which I get, you know, I get. I mean, I love you. Leave our podcast reviews five stars, please.
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152 - Wrap It Up And Slather It On!
It's so out there. It is so out there. That's right. I'm pregnant. Don't worry. You can still be a movie star in Hollyweird.
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152 - Wrap It Up And Slather It On!
Yeah, it's two cartoon characters are eating ice cream together. And there's like the word bubble.
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152 - Wrap It Up And Slather It On!
Now I want to find it and show it to you.
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152 - Wrap It Up And Slather It On!
No, but anytime we're watching anything, you go, do you think he wrapped it up? Like, you're so judgmental.
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152 - Wrap It Up And Slather It On!
Okay, we'll circle back to that. But I don't think you've ever said it so, like, baldly before, and it's hard to hear.
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152 - Wrap It Up And Slather It On!
Sexual. Welcome to orientation, new students. Please come to our... We have a three-night orientation.
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152 - Wrap It Up And Slather It On!
Well, I said... I said... Wait, did you write it down? Because I told you to write it down because you made me laugh so hard.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Nein, nein. Interessant, aber nein. Ich habe Angst, dass es mehr wie eine traurige, wie Betty muss gehen. Ja, sie ist ein bisschen zu alt geworden, um die Karte zu beweisen. Aber Gott, sie hat so viel für uns über die Jahre gemacht, du weißt. Aber es ist Zeit und sie macht Fehler und sie schlägt. Ja, und ich denke, das ist eine schwierige Sache, wo Betty ist. has carried the torch for so long.
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I think it might be that. And that's kind of sad.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Oh yeah, so this pastry croissant place is called Lou on the Block.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Croissant? I'm not gonna say Croissant. You want me to say Croissant? Croissant.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Anyhow, we learned about it from, was it a friend of one of our kids or something, maybe?
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Okay, also... You had mentioned you got a pre-order thing. So I look it up. I get on the site and says, yeah, you got a pre-order 48 hours beforehand. And then your pickup time will be this. I got a pickup time for 9 a.m. Sunday, Mother's Day. So I was like, perfect.
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That feels great. I ordered a bunch of different things.
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And then regular croissant. Right. Lots of them. Un, deux, trois, quatre. Und so komme ich da hin. Und auf dem Weg da, denke ich mir, Scheiße, sollte ich früher gegangen sein? Ist das verrückt? Wie eingeschaltet werden sie das? Es ist Mothers Day. Und so parkiere ich mein Auto. Und dann sehe ich eine große Linie. Und ich denke mir, oh, das muss der Ort sein. Aber nicht so groß.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Ja, und wir sollten sagen, du kannst jetzt bemerken, dass Elisabeth einige coole Scheiße auf Patreon herausgefunden hat. We're now in our just normal feed, where you're listening to this on Spotify. You might see some bonus episodes on Spotify. Those are the Patreon episodes. And you can unlock it with your Patreon right there on Spotify. So that's a cool thing to do, too, if you want.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
So I start walking towards that. Nope, that's not it. That's a coffee shop.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Totally different thing. So then I keep walking a little bit forward and then I'm like, oh shit, this must be the place. There's a fucking line. It had to have been at least a hundred people, if not more, down the block.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Just, I mean, insane. Oh yeah, oh yeah. Wow. So I'm thinking, holy fuck. Fuck, what am I here for? But also it's Mother's Day. This is going to be an experience. It might take me a lot longer to get these than I thought it would.
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So I don't know. Okay. So I got to figure that out.
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So, but it's packed everywhere, right? Yeah. So I'm like getting through the line and I make the way to the end and I get almost to the end and I say... So, are all of you in line? Have you pre-ordered? And then, thank God, one woman goes, no, no, no, no, no. Pre-order, you can get down there.
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Es ist nur ein kleines kleines Storefront. Es ist auf einer süßen Straße in Burbank.
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Wenn du in der großen Reihe bist, gehst du da drinnen und steckst rein und das ist es. Und du schaust alle Pastries an und dann kommst du raus. Aber ich musste nie rein, weil ich in diesem einen Spot für Pickups stehe. And then I'm asking, I think I might have cut like two people. So I feel weird about that. But I'm asking like, hey, are you here for the pickups?
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
I don't want to make a faux pas here because this is a fucking place. This is a scene.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Not at all. So finally, I feel kind of good. I think I'm in the right spot. There's a guy next to me.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Okay, so everyone's helping each other out. Yes. How to understand the system. Yes. But then it's where I start realizing, wow, something magical is happening at this place.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
And so all of a sudden I look over and there's this big black dude that's like... Er sieht so berühmt aus, okay? So berühmt. So berühmt, dass ich mir denke, wer ist dieser Kerl? Aber er ist... Er sieht berühmt aus. Wenn ich sage, er ist groß, er ist wie... Wie Shaquille O'Neal.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
No, no, not that kind of big, but like maybe, maybe six, four, six, five and just, but like very athletic build. But I saw my reflection in like the window, me standing next to this guy. And I was like, I, I did not realize I was that small of a man. Okay. But then I start hearing him talk and he's French. I'm like, oh, and he's like really popular here. So I'm like, this is the guy.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
He just had like a very cool... Oh, okay. Wow. Wie können wir alle mehr wie Lou sein? Nein, du hast keine Ahnung. So everybody knows him, right? Everybody clearly loves him. And I get to watch this huge line, right, of person after person kind of go in. And he's occasionally kind of coming out to see the crowd.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Not so much, because he's got all of his people. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Yeah, that gave me the ick when you said dragon ass.
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In this like huge line of people that didn't pre-order. Everybody knows him. Everybody's a regular and everybody's getting hugs from this dude. That it's like he's created something so magical. They're only open three days a week, I believe.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Nein, dieser Typ. Nur der Blick alleine, der Vibe, hat sich in einem Weg gehalten, der war wie, wow, wer ist dieser super berühmte Typ? Er ist der super berühmte Baron von Croissant in Burbank. Wow.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
And it's interesting because to be a regular there, they're not open every day, right? Right. So you have to be coming Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
No, and let me tell you this, nothing is feeling full throttle about me right now with you.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
And what's crazy too is like the amount of love and the different walks of life. You had like crazy like biker dude that probably worked on Metallica records, right?
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
That's chillin', that when he leaves is going to, you know, give Lou a hug, right? And then you've got like super dorky finance bro guy getting a hug from Lou. Then you've got like middle-aged kind of mom, kind of dorky mom getting hugs. It's just everybody. What? This guy came over here and like he's the king of that block.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
So can we be the king of a block if like say we move to France?
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
I don't have the light. You had the light yesterday.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
I had the blue light. If you had that light, you could pull this off.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Croissant? I'm not gonna say Croissant. You want me to say Croissant?
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
But can it be channeled? Because it has to be real, right? Like, I know what you're saying about me. Like, I can kind of turn on... When I want to be charming, it's pretty authentic.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
It does? Alright, you're doing something else. This is, I guess, the perfect time to bring up. What's going on with you and the laughing cat smiley face emoji? You've just introduced it and I've noticed it. Did you pick that up from somebody else or something? What's going on?
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Was meinst du? Oh, du nennst sie anstelle von ihnen?
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Oh, wartest du? Wie bald denkst du, dass es passieren wird? Ich weiß es nicht.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
How much time are you spending on astrology content? Because when I set up the podcast today, we record this on our phones, and you had, when I grabbed your phone, it was on an astrology podcast that you were listening to. Yeah. At 1.25 speed. I didn't know you were 1.25er, which I thought was interesting.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Yeah, you're using it in text now. Instead of the human face laughing, you use the cat face laughing. And don't look at me like this, because that's a deliberate choice.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Und dann weiß ich, dass du oft, wenn wir im Bett sind, in der Astrologie bist, weil du mir so dumme Sachen zeigst, weißt du, während wir im Bett sind. Wie viel, du bist wirklich in das, oder?
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
I'm saying like, I'm feeling... The astrology is sometimes pulling you away from other stuff you might want, should do.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
It's a fun, interesting thing to you. To me, the problem I have with it is it never seems... I think what you read is nice, and that maybe seems like a decent description of me. But as far as horoscopes go, they never seem to really lock in for me.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
I don't know. I feel like there's more of a story to this. You didn't pick it up from somebody and go, hmm, I want to do that.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
You know, what I was saying to you the other day, if you truly, if you want to have some time in the studio, we can swap because I can work on my laptop inside.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
I use them for thank you. And that's an awesome way to use them.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Well, while you were, you know... Auf deiner Astrologie-Tippe, weißt du, die Höhle runter zu gehen. Ich bin den anderen Tag einen verrückten Höhlen runtergegangen, der dieser Typ ist, der von Scientology-Zentren geht und die Leute im Lobby schreit, um rauszukommen. Und dann schließen sie die Türen, wenn jemand das tut. Also die Leute, die da sind, werden geschlossen.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Yeah, so imagine you went into the center just to be like, hmm, I wonder what this is about.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
You're talking to like the person in there. Then when this guy shows up and he's like, hey, get out of there. It's a cult. Someone has a button. So the doors just lock.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
I have a feeling about you, though, that somebody got you started on this cat crying face.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
It was interesting to see, I totally understand how emotional you got. It really pulled your heart strings.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Ich denke, für ein Haus wie das, was interessant ist, ist, dass ich eine ähnliche Sache mit meinem Haus in St. Louis erlebt habe, aber nicht ganz die gleiche Erfahrung. Aus irgendeinem Grund ist das Haus, in dem ich geboren bin, fünfmal auf dem Markt gegangen, seitdem ich dort gelebt habe. Ich weiß nicht, ob es Geister oder so ist, aber es ist immer auf Verkauf.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Und ich ging tatsächlich zu einem offenen Haus, als ich besucht war. And I can't even like check into how that felt for me, but I don't think it was as crazy of an experience as I thought it would have been going into it. I think it was like kind of neat, like, oh, wow. But even thinking about it, it doesn't pull my heartstrings like I know that this does. I think in some ways this for you.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Jesus Christ, was redest du da? Das macht mir leid. Du klingst wie ein Boomer heute.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Had it been redone a lot and didn't look the same, I don't think it would have gotten you as it did. Because you were freaking out about, I mean, there were green walls. How often do you see green walls? Like you were like, oh my God.
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Yeah, and you don't have that many, it's not like people take those kind of real estate pictures of their house. There's something special about that too, of where, wow, I get to see every single room taken well.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
But yeah, that's, wow, did you save those, like take screenshots of those? Oh no, I should, that's a good idea. You really should.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
The thing is also, and maybe this is just me, we don't remember anything really. If you really think how much we remember, it's almost nothing.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
It's really interesting. Like, can you name, well, could you name all of your teachers? That's interesting.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
But, you know, and just to think all the different things you did in that house, you don't really remember any of them.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Yeah, but those are easy paintings, right? Right. Because, oh, Christmas, we would have a nice dinner and we would be in this room. So I can see all of us sitting in there. And maybe there was that one crazy time that that one thing happened that we've talked about for years and years. So that's easy to put in the painting.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
It is weird, like, I mean, we've talked about this before, too, of like, How real are our memories too?
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
I mean, there's plenty of birthdays I can think I've had where maybe I was like... Ich hatte so viel Angst und habe es nicht so gut genossen, wie ich es hätte.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Nein, nicht überhaupt. Ich dachte, wir haben letztens darüber geredet, dass wir einen AI von unserem Podcast machen können. Unsere Kinder könnten eventuell eine AI-Version von uns haben. Aber in diesem Szenario... Well, this just happened.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
The other thing, and this is too big of a tangent, but I am really starting to think, how are we not just like technology?
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Why aren't we, on nobody's news, there's this amazing gene therapy story we learned of, but DNA is like data, right?
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Aren't we just incredible computers? Like somebody could have made us.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Okay, well you need to stop wearing clothes with an upside down pineapple pin on them.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
No, but how, when did you? Jesus, what is going on?
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Can I check in with you since we're talking about your mood and whatnot about yesterday? I have a question. Sure.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
I am. Trust me, I realize I need to tread very lightly right now. I'm seeing all those indicators. Yesterday you went to the eyeglasses man and you came back.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Yeah, okay. Okay. I'll give that to you. Thank you. The eye doctor. But you got back and you texted me and even just by your text, I knew you were like in a fucking fantastic mood. Really? Yeah. And then you came in. What did I say? Great with an exclamation mark as a reply to something.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
No cat face. It was just genuine to the point. But I knew, I just knew you were buzzing. And then you came into the studio maybe an hour later and you were lit up and you had this light about you and I mentioned your light yesterday, didn't I?
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Okay. You were just beaming this beautiful energy. It's intoxicating.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
No, this is not about today. This is about later in the day. Then when I came inside for dinner...
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Yeah, well, I've only played four games now. Is that right? Five games, maybe?
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Five or six. And so I want to, it's very hard. You've won two of them. And I've won two of them, but it's very hard for me. But I find it, I want to keep playing.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Oh mein Gott, du hast es gemacht. Ich kann nicht glauben, dass das so war, wie du es gemacht hast, weil, um ehrlich zu sein, wir hatten eine Konversation vorher. I have a big concern that one of our kids especially, gosh I hope they listen to this 20 years from now, is going to sabotage my Mahjong playing. Because it is very fun with four people and we have a four person family.
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I was hooked from the first episode I listened to about a month ago and now I've been binging from the beginning and also binging nobody's news. Appreciate that. I'm already sad for the day I get caught up and have to wait for new episodes. Thanks to Monica for the recommendation.
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Aber es scheint, dass es eine Person in der Familie gibt, die nicht so daran interessiert ist, wie die anderen von uns. Und ich bin ein bisschen überrascht darüber, wahrscheinlich mehr überrascht, als ich sein muss. Ja. I feel like if I'm the one that tries to organize it, I'm gonna come with the wrong vibe. Can you do it? Because you were so bouncy and light yesterday.
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But then just think or to find out that you went about it by using my bad vibes. You should have just been like, we gotta play Mahjong tonight. Like, isn't that gonna be fun?
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
I feel like if I wanted to, I could play that card so much more often than you get to play the card, right?
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
That's so interesting. That's very interesting. Because there might be times... Maybe it's bad. I think it might be sort of bad. But maybe not. I think my gut is that it's bad. Because I don't do it to you.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
I know. I mean, I don't use you in that equation. Unless you really need space or something. Then I'll be like...
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Hold daddy's feelings in their hands. Hold space for daddy's feelings.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
But we haven't done, we've barely played. Okay, so what is the move then? What is the move? Because I can't be the one in charge of it.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Also, I don't want to do three-player games. I'm also... I'm like, this is good family time.
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169 - Go Make Some Fudge
Maybe you just gotta get used to this new card. It seems hard to get used to. I can't believe they change it every year. That seems crazy. You know what just dawned on me, though, while you're talking about it? I think there was this big scandal because there's a misprint. I think this might be like a sadder story happening.
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171 - Elizabeth Is Feeling Very Insecure
I don't know what is going on. I'm having like social anxiety.
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171 - Elizabeth Is Feeling Very Insecure
And it got worse and worse. And I was like, hi, our real estate agent.
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171 - Elizabeth Is Feeling Very Insecure
Because I wanted to talk about how I have like a new personality. They're just sunglasses. But don't they look cool? Yeah, but they're not. I'm like pretty cool looking in them.
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145 - Breathing Through Butts!
Hi, I'm Tara Schmidt, a registered dietitian and host of On Nutrition, a podcast for Mayo Clinic where we dig into the latest nutrition trends and research to help you understand what's health and what's hype. There's a lot of wild stuff out there, so we'll be keeping it science-based, research-informed and practical.
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145 - Breathing Through Butts!
Mayo Clinic's On Nutrition, new episodes every other week, wherever you get your podcasts.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Sleep Expert Matthew Walker: Do THIS to Sleep Through The Night And Never Wake Up Tired Again
Or if hypnotism is real. You will use the suggestion in order to enhance your cognitive control. But what's inside a black hole?
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Sleep Expert Matthew Walker: Do THIS to Sleep Through The Night And Never Wake Up Tired Again
Well, we have answers for you in the new iHeart original podcast, Science Stuff. Join me, Jorge Cham, as we answer questions about animals, space, our brains, and our bodies. So give yourself permission to be a science geek and listen to Science Stuff on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Sleep Expert Matthew Walker: Do THIS to Sleep Through The Night And Never Wake Up Tired Again
Have you ever wondered if your pet is lying to you?
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Sleep Expert Matthew Walker: Do THIS to Sleep Through The Night And Never Wake Up Tired Again
Or if hypnotism is real, you will use the suggestion in order to enhance your cognitive control. But what's inside a black hole?
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Sleep Expert Matthew Walker: Do THIS to Sleep Through The Night And Never Wake Up Tired Again
Well, we have answers for you in the new iHeart original podcast, Science Stuff. Join me, Jorge Cham, as we answer questions about animals, space, our brains, and our bodies. So give yourself permission to be a science geek and listen to Science Stuff on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Can You Be Friends with Your Ex?
It's a story about the liberating power of music, the American justice system, and ultimately, second chances. Listen to Soul Incarcerated on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Can You Be Friends with Your Ex?
45 years ago, a Virginia soul band called the Edge of Daybreak recorded their debut album, Behind Bars. Record collectors consider it a masterpiece. The band's surviving members are long out of prison, but they say they have some unfinished business. Listen to Soul Incarcerated on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Can You Be Friends with Your Ex?
September 1979. Virginia's top prison band, Edge of Daybreak, is about to record their debut album, Behind Bars, in just five hours. I'm Jamie Petras, music and culture writer. For the past five years, I've been talking to the band's three surviving members. They're out of prison now and in their 70s. Their past behind them. But they also have some unfinished business.
On the Bus with Troy Vollhoffer
Welcome Back to On the Bus with Troy Vollhoffer
As a kid from a small town, I'd never really been outside of my town and into the big city, so it was scary. The Bluebird was right there by me, and it felt safe. So I would go over there and hang out and really just try to learn the craft.
On the Bus with Troy Vollhoffer
Welcome Back to On the Bus with Troy Vollhoffer
Yeah, I love the intensity. He's got you in the palm of his hand, but his band members, even the guitar player, the fiddle player, they're captivating. They've got you.
On the Bus with Troy Vollhoffer
Welcome Back to On the Bus with Troy Vollhoffer
so a lot of groups and a lot of female voices strong female voices were big influences for us and interviews that feel like you're backstage just shooting the breeze over a couple of beers yeah we we stayed up a little too late last night i got me a little cocktail now so we're doing a lot better people shooting fire up you know dancers animals thrones everything we're spraying champagne all over everybody like a mini mardi gras parade into the stage and then we start the show
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Je bilo tako dobro, da se ne spomnim.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
To je podcast, ki ga lahko poslušate v premetni kolon ali pa tudi ne.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Tako je. Hvala za srbi, ki si vas pričakuje. Seveda gre pa naša največja zahvala ven, ki nas poslušate. Pa... Vsem iz četrgeca. Sveta glasbe. Sveta glasbe. A bi mogo ospegeca reči.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Začeli smo, jaz vem, jaz vem, začeli smo s šestim poglavjem. Dvigno roko. Dvigno sem roko, dvigno sem roko, levo, visoko vzrak, javno se tršica. Šesto poglavje so smo začeli in intro je bil res o tem planetu, kako je že Doge. Nano. Nano. In potem smo spoznali tega, kako se reče, konsorta.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Tako da, a ne, pa smo rekli, da je ugotov, da če hočemo imeti, če nočimo imeti energije na planetu, da bo bil treba imeti bogato. To smo, mislim, da smo prišli, ne.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ja, to je to, ne. Tako da, nač, kvarnik pa pejmo v naslednjo, ne, v isto poglavje. Enač, pol, ko je ugotovil, da je treba imeti boga, je naredil razpis, koliko dobro uradnik naredi in je imel pač par kandidatov.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Mislim, da je kar univerzalna požrtnost, ni da je bilo kaj manj. Ne, to sem hotel reči v bistvu, če ima en toliko nara, pa lahko si dejansko celo svet mogoče nam bo prišlo v glavo, da ta vrednost nara res ni taka, kolikor mislimo, da je. Grebolonska. Grebolonska v smislu.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
On je, on je. Vse je povzloženo, da pač enerhija je, pa da ljudje so en čas drugega, pa ni v redu. Mislim, Nekaj je hrab, da jih držim. Pa predvsem, ne, na koncu bo on zaslužil. To mislim, da je bilo glavno vodilo.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Vse so rekel, doč konj. Doč konj, ja.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Sem skoraj prepričan. Čeprav ne vem, če je bil takrat nar toliko pomemben, kar so bili bogovi, ful bolj pomemben. Oni so bili za vse, zdi ga zdaj tudi za to. Lepo je prijavo, da malo nedogonljivosti, to cenim pri božanstvih, kaj je prišlo tole. V bistvu je bil gospod, kako se to nareče, Čutlu. Ja. Kutlu. Čutlu. Čutlu. Ja. Prav mater je, incitant v istor. No, gledam, Čutlu je bil nek.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Plutus je bil bog denarja. O. V Grdži, če se go. Aha, ok.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Dobr. Bogatstvo. Aha, bogatstvo, veš, ne, denarja.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Da nisi tako osko, ne, veš, v samo svojo nišo.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Saj tudi nordijski bogovi, kukor smo, ne, mislim, kukor bomo ugotovili in so bili, to so imeli tudi ožjo specializacijo, ne.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
No, posle, tukaj je lepo omest, kaj je prijavo, kaj je imel intervju s Čutlujem, ne, je rekel, pa sti te sorte, bog tako, kaj je bil na zemlj, kaj pač je naredil vse, posle pa malo umaknil, ne, kaj on mora biti bolj proaktivni, bo gore. Ja, ja.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
A veš, tip je še res na pune kanone. Tako je šel, da je treba uničevati džetu, terja žrtvovanja.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ta je bil oren staro zavezen. Mislim, čeprav Hilmanu je bil všeč malo staro zavezen, ampak malo. Malo strogosti, pa malo, kako je že rekel, sej poveda, ampak tako, malo ja, ne pa preveč, na pretiravi.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Še zmer, on bi... Tle je ful agresivo. On bi jih, ene bi v služnostu, ta druge bi šipke pa potaptal. Mislim, res se je hotel pokazati.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ja, gregofriščanska je bolj, da ga bo treba vse zaključiti. Malo ga bo treba zdevalverati.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Koliko je hočelo biti, jaz jih lahko večkam. Samo pa me razložim, da oni imajo tudi nekih šibkih, ampak ne, da te pa donose dnar. Dnar pa zida temple, ali pa, kot je imela njegova nana navado reči, kup Mikijev dela en mukl.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
To je logično. Čeprav ne vemo, kaj so miki, pa kaj je mukl, tako da ja. No, Čutljub Bolč je zmer razlaga, kaj bo on naredil, pa Mladiče, a je ta stolb, to smo že rekli. Poga je pa malo Hildman malo ustavil. V bistvu ga je vprašal, tukaj sem si nekaj počrtil, tukaj piše do smrti v bistvu.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
In bom povedal, da trenutno je. Ampak ne, da to ni nujno, da bo tako ostal.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
The Old Ones. Ali The Old Ones je v originalu. Neki tazga, ja.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Pa mu je rekel, da vse on dela, veš, ne vem, prikozovanja, oploditev, da vidiš to. Zna, zna.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Vse, kar rečete. In slošen klubsko izkaznico je bil iz Asgard. To je bila lepa. Zlato. Obe. Jaz sem si kar predstavljal, kako unokenček odpre. On lo. Ti si. Maš zlata. Zlato imaš. Ne, tako da, veš, bi so čisto kovšar v resnici, da bi malo reda naredil v resnici. Samo Hillmanu se ni zdel, ne.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ja. Vse, če dela vse, kar hoče Hilman, je vse en. Hilman hoče imeti Boga.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Aja, če bo kdo vprašal, daj, čeprav sem bil A, klasa Bok.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Cel lajv. Mislim, valjda, da je. A si slišal, da je to ne bil, da, mislim, od poslance je malo umrl.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
V ta kratka pa že dal knjih. Vse to imajo.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Vse je super. Ja, možno, možno, kaj pa vem, lahko, da ga nino.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Treba je odpreti te vatikanske rive.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
In nam to skrivajo. Če dec dal svojo... Stari, to je pa dobra teorija za rod. Ač to že imamo. Ne, nimamo, bomo pisali, bomo dodali motor v piramido.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ne, to zdi, da še nimamo, ta je dobra. Ampak jaz mislim, da je teorija hujša, da je on že pred 2500 leti vedel, da ga mali nekaj matra, pa je od poslanika, brez madožna v šmeku, vmes je on že umiral, razumeš.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Samo vemo pa, da je tudi malo len, ne, ker, a veš, v času starej zaveze je on mogel vse narediti, ne, poj pa se je pa skril, poj se je pa reinkarniral Jezusa, poj šel pa pač počivati in čakamo zdaj na second comment, zato, ker vemo, da je len, ne.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
A veš. Ja, se je to obšlo. To je dobra teorija.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Čakaj, dajmo vsaj povedati, da čutlo ni dovolj šihta, ne.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ja, ker bolj gotovimo, da je bilo še več kandidatov, pa Nobel ni bil pravzaprav dober, ne.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ja, mislim, še tako, da ena boginja, da to, da boginja, da ženska, da bi bila pa to. Ne, to pa ne. Ni ti podrazno.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
To je najboljša. In potem, kaj se zgodi tukaj, nič pametnega. Malo se sam s sabo pogovarja, malo ima problema s kulonijo, pa je tudi še kaj pametnega tukaj. Pa so vlani, pa rama. A, potem imamo vodnikove opombe, tukaj pa lahko nekaj imamo. Sem z vodnikove opombo naslednjič ukvarjal, to z Bogovi. Ker smo imeli za ta teden, je bilo že dost bogov, se mi zdi. Po mojem, da res.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Samo res. Če nisi A-klasa, gotovo. Fertik, nazaj na zavod za zaposlovanje. Deli na svojih teh skillsih, da boš... Soft skills. Da boš A-klasa, bok, drugač loš. Naredka je nekaj za sebe. Na katerih soft skills, ki jih mora delati božanstvo, nam povejte na dopisnicah družavnih obrežjih. Raj ne pustiti izprmer. Discord lahko, čeprav tam smo bolj na izi, tako da tle lahko, ampak ne.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Lahko pa tudi rejki pošljate. To še zmer jemljamo.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Hvala lepa. Hvala. Čau. Pa. Čau. Ja, lepo se mejte. Pa rad se mejte. A, tako, tako, tako. Ne, un dan smo pozabili. A smo? Ja, prejšnjičko. Prejšnjičko smo pozabili.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ja, ker je skolnega unga. Ne pa resni.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ja, sej to, ne. Ta gluboka država, ful stvari.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Zato, ker premal dobi. Ne moramo jaj to vesolje, če samo toliko malo damo na Mars. Treba se žrtvovati za našo stvar.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
pa kaj tudi Teslo raziskujejo, pa... Prvo pravilo, zapamrši, če bi šel tudi kdaj triljonar, regulacija je tvoj sovražnik številka ena. Mislim, da je on liha on je rekel to, da naj bojo tako, da pač ti poveš, kva si narobe naredil, pa on je rekel, okej.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ja, mislim, lej, ne vem, nisem se šel v Tesla, oziroma mogoče sem se. Jaz mislim, da se nisem šel.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Verjetno, ne? Sovražna propaganda, tovarš. Pa itak.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Slovenski avto leta, da vemo, kjer je. Volkswagen pa reno. Una dva, ki plača. Največ.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
BMW je stav na sredi ceste ob oboznici, če greš izdraval proti. Paralelno z Alejo, ne? In jim je vžmigalce pržgane. Uf. In to vse šter. Uf. Tako da sem prav snikl, da imam dokaz, da delajo. Da delajo. Da imajo. Mislim pa, da je čakal, da ima BMW svoje, da en ima, kako se reče temu, dealership, v lepi sloveščini, ker je na najlepše besede. Zastopništvo.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Zastopništvo, no, in da imajo pač to gužve na parkplacu, da je pač tam vse šter pržgal, pa počakal, da...
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ali pa čakajo, da se trgovina odprede, ker je mogo jeti po nekaj iskati. Bem vezga. Bem vezga. Mislim, ker parkinga pa nimajo za stranke. Kar je še kar čuden.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ne, ko poršče Ljubljana, tam, ne vem, v Roško, kaj gremo, vidim, da imajo rampo, pa imajo parking. Ljudje pridejo tam, grejo iz avta, pa pač se grejo.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
To je to, ja. Je tako dober, da nikoli ne pokvar. Dragi zastopnik, ne vem, kjer avto, ko imate BMW, je tam prcalovški oglasovanje, afna, podcast, ne, če k spohodi bomo tega bejla. Mislim, zakaj ne? Ja, upravicujemo se, afna z vloplcom bo kar v redu. Tako da, mislim, ne vem. Potipkite. Ker tistega Golfa še zmer ni e-Golfa, tako da bolj da BMW-ja dobimo.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ne, pa če mu vse štiri žmigoci delajo, to je izpravljeno vozilo, tako da lahko, ne. Jaz mislim, da ga lahko si nudimo. Nujno. Lahko tudi tri, zaradi me. Tri, ne. Ne je problema.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Štiri BN za početek. A imajo električne BMW?
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Sam, a več reči, gre hitreje elektrika, mislim? Ja, veš da. Vse je logično, da.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
A pa le isto, kot včasih ta stari, tisti, ki je bil, ne vem, sedemlitrška mašina.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Od vičja do bežjega, najbolj gorče, pa pa na ta novo pumpo.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ja, pa le pa ti ne vrhnem. A veš, to bi lahko bil, a veš, to bi lahko bil, petrol bi bil lahko tako dopolnil na dejavnost. Ko čakate, vas pelemo v turistično, a veš, turistično destinacijo, da greš z njihovimi avtobusi na izletke, a veš? Ja, pa.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ja, jaz sem bil ti, v bistvu. Čeprav ne, jaz nisem bil vdeležen v škandalu. Nisi bil vdeležen, ne? Ja, ker ni, ker ta polo še nima računalnika, ki bi lahko lagal. To je to. Mislim, saj niso odkrili.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Sej, jaz se ne vozim več kot z oldtimerji. Dvakrat na teden naredim dve mili. To je to. Ja, ker sem zmeril, da je 1600, točno. 1600, smo v Sloveniji. 1600, 3200 naredim na teden.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ne vem. Sej vem. Noben ne ve. Noben ne ve. Jadni se bo zrebali reči. To pa tle pa... Mislim, tudi kako je to čevljal, ne vem, čeprav to bi lažje zračunal.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Se pravi, pet triljard, pa potem kupiš vse to v bistvu praktično.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Čak to pa sem... Ali ste pa že razlagali?
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ja, pejmo na slavkata, tam okoli 12 minute, ker se v Štobrcu poznamo.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Tudi v Štobrcu ne dela, brez zveza. Mislim, v Štobrcu treba prežgati na pravcajt. Štobrc se dela dobro. Štobrc se dela dobro in je ful fajn, tako da je prav digitalna, tako kot digitalna ure, tako da pejmo zdaj v avizo.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Razen vi na Mariborski oboznici, ki imate pa že... Je pa tudi predsej fraj najbrž.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Ker ni vozačov. Vozačov, ja. Ko se reče štajercem, stari.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Zazavija pa je. Primorska je. Ne, niso še tam, no. Ja, v glavno. Ja, v glavno.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Itak je pa, glede na to, da, ne vem, pol ljudi ne smuča, ta druge pol pa lahko gre tudi, mislim, a veš, vsi gremo lahko v Avstrijo, pa v Italijo, oni imajo tako smučiš, da bojo vse požarili.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
Še nekaj smuča, ampak ja. Ja, odvisel. Mislim, ampak več ali manj, a veš, bili zanč, en sodelalca je rekel, da na naši smočišči so več ali manj še Hrvati, naši pa hodijo v Italijo.
Opravičujemo se za vse nevšečnosti
Ko niti bog ne dobi službe 🏛️
No, zanč je bil na Hrvatsko, frišen sneg.
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And I think it's we created two freaking monsters. And then, by the way, Zelensky, he's our ally. What has he done for us, Adam? I'm just very curious. I know Pat wants to go to the next story. What is Ukraine doing for us? How is Ukraine helping the United States of America? How are they allied?
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Besides sucking us dry for all of our money, taking advantage of our old administration with the son and the dad and all those deals, I don't see any positive coming out of Ukraine. Can you give me one except hot girls? No, I'm being dead serious.
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But I'm just saying.
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I'm being genuinely confused.
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Well, guess what, Adam? And I'm happy that you have the 14, because guess what? If we want to make America great again and we do want to bring jobs back here, Tommy, guess what? If you have the 14, you don't need the 17 or the 18. This is a freaking batten down the hatches type of moment. And I love that attitude. I'm saying I love that point of view.
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It's like we want the next, like I hate this phone now. It's almost as if, remember when Apple got in trouble, Pat? They were sending that thing that made the phone and the battery die quicker. They got in trouble for that shit because they want you to buy the new phone. You know what I mean? You don't need the brand new phone every single year. Who the hell do you think you are?
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If you can't afford it. Calm your ass down, let America adjust, and then we move on from there.
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Oh, 2.3. The best CDs are paying...
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$450,000 per year.
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That's a lot of money.
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I'll say, just go. I want to get into character.
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Yeah, I know who you are.
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Hell no.
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Great idea.
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Looking at each other.
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Washington. Washington, yeah.
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He actually said those words.
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I swear to you I haven't heard that.
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That pretty much sounds like trash effing white girl. I mean, let's just be honest.
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Macron Shoved, Trump BLASTS Putin, Jordan Peterson DESTROYED & Ron DeSantis BOOED! | PBD Podcast | Ep. 592
Can I say something? Yeah, of course. First of all, Yeah, first of all, I mean, and Adam, I know, Adam, you definitely have something to say, but, and I know Adam, I'm going to piggyback off of Adam because Adam's been saying this for a while, that this is why the WNBA is never, ever, ever going to work and never make money. And this is exactly what Caitlyn Clark gets for bending the knee.
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Do you guys remember when she said, when we lost all respect for her, when she said, I want to say I've earned every single thing. But as a white person, there is privilege. And the more we can elevate black women, this is going to be a beautiful thing. That's when it was all over. And Angel Reese and Brittany Griner, they walk around like the league owes them something.
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Even Ryan Clark's attitude as if, bro,
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where's the victimhood these are freaking millionaires like what are you talking about it's attitude it's no humility just entitlement and that's not confidence it's arrogance with receipts okay if you want fans if you want your league to grow act like a professional okay the league already started underwater and instead of fixing it they're just poking more holes in the boat and think about it britney grinder talking all that trash we traded the merchant of death
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for your ass, and you're out there talking shit and saying racist shit on the freaking sideline, and it's disgusting. Okay, that's why nobody watches it, and it'll lose money. No, they're watching it.
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Good, good. Let's see what happens to viewership. But do you think, and I know Adam's going to go, but do you think Caitlyn Clark on her own is going to save this thing? There's no way, especially with what she said and how they're all going to eat her alive because she's a white girl in a league with predominantly black women and the fact that, by the way.
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How can you say I'm sitting there and people are yelling? Thousands of people. It's distracting. You're playing basketball in an arena. It doesn't make sense, Tom. They're doomed. They're doomed and good for them. Adam, how much money did they lose a year? All of it. How much?
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I'm glad you didn't even mention it. Thanks, Adam.
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Michael Jordan.
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That's right here.
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Of course.
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Overdose. He overdosed.
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By the way, it's just anything with the words NBA in it, same thing with LeBron James. He's the face. He's anti-cop. He's anti-American. He's pro-China. And how's the NBA doing? How's the NBA doing regular season? Is anybody watching the NBA? Be honest. This guy used to watch it all the time. I don't even remember the last time you even watched a game.
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When's the last time you actually saw an actual full NBA game?
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Wow. What do you think about that? I mean, if I'm being real, I'm really disappointed. We got a guy who's helped millions to see value and order, discipline, family, tradition, and then you pull back on the one foundation that you come from, okay? He's lectured on biblical stories like he's Moses, and then the guy just asks you, are you a Christian? I don't care, Catholic, no. be Protestant.
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Are you a Christian because you've been claiming and you're preaching it that you are? Why have that moment? What are you scared of? Now you've confused the shit. Tommy, you know what I mean? You can't talk about the power of the Bible and logos and Christianity and Jesus Christ and claim all this and then when the
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A moment happens, and I think that kid, whoever this kid is, won this freaking debate to where you have to say, I don't want to talk to you anymore. You lose it right there. Why don't you say that you're a Christian? What are you scared of?
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But you're assuming it, Adam, because Jesus Christ didn't mince words. In Matthew, Tom, chapter 10, verse 33, he said, But whoever denies me before men would also deny him before my Father who is in heaven. It's not a riddle. It's a line in the sand. You can't play neutral when it comes to Christ. And I don't care what.
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moment he's having or how philosophical and yes he's a great mind but jesus christ didn't suffer and die so we could treat faith like a philosophy class because that's not how it is adam either you're all in or you're one of these sideline poop talkers and i'm just not a fan of it tom your thoughts on the premise is if he's not a christian then he doesn't know that so no he is a christian but when you're on the spot and you're saying it why not say it
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He says, Tom, your thoughts.
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I don't get the argument. So wait a minute. The kid is making a point, Pat, by saying, let's say you were a German person in Germany during Nazi Germany, and you're harboring a Jewish family to save them. That's a very hypothetical. But Jordan Peterson's argument is, I would never put myself in that situation. No, he's missing the point completely. He's saying, what if you were that German family?
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He's not making any sense in that argument.
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But the question was, Adam, twice. And yes, these are atheists. And number one, you know what you're getting into. You don't go to a wedgie contest and then you get a wedgie and you're like, what the hell is going on? He's going to a debate with atheists. And if you're going to claim you're a Christian, he'll say things like, I act as if God exists. I'm afraid he might exist.
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That's not a confession of faith. That's a hedge bet. And I'm sorry I'm not trying to be preacher guy. You know what I mean? I'm not talking the talk. I'm walking the walk. And I'm trying to live faith. that life, and I'm trying to be a better person. If you're going to be that guy, say it. Admit it, okay? I'm a Christian, and that's it, Tom. There's no if, ands, or what's about.
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I'm not as knowledge as you. I'm not as smart and philosophical as Jordan Peterson, but Adam, this isn't a sideline thing, bro. When it comes to Christ, you're either all in if you believe in him, and you are a Christian. Either you're all in or you're not. There's none of this oh, well, these people, I'm going to hang out with them. I'm going to be over here. No, it's not that, Pat.
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Yeah.
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So that's something else for you, baby.
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To be honest with you, I don't have a crazy opinion of it. It's just the whole situation. I've said this how many times? You would never have heard George... None of us in this room or the entire world, no BLM, no nothing... None of it happens if George Floyd wasn't a piece of crap as a human being.
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for all the stuff that he did, robbing people's houses with a bunch of guys with a pregnant woman, holding a gun to her, doing all the stuff, high on drugs, trying to pass a fake 20 at that place. He never would have met Derek Chauvin if he wasn't a piece of you-know-what. That's at the end of the day. Be a good person. And again, Adam, you nailed it too. It starts at the home.
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It starts with freaking being raised the right way. Even though society, it promotes that single mother, you could do it all by yourself and all that nonsense and trying to destroy the nuclear family. It's all on purpose. It's trying to make everybody reliable on the freaking government. And when you want to talk about murders, Tom, what's the number one murderer of black people?
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And you've talked about this before and you brought her name up. Who started the whole thing?
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How many children, how many black children does that thing freaking murder every single year?
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Let that sink into everybody. So when people want me to cry and bend the knee and burn the entire country down because of one scumbag who was high on drugs, I'm not buying it, Pat.
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Ew.
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Oh, hey! Oh, is this slow motion? Is this slow motion?
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Oh, two hands. Hi, everybody. Hey, what you doing? Look, he's rubbing his face. And now look at this.
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Look at those shoulders, bro. Look at that guy. Look at this guy. Look at this guy, bro.
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I mean...
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Well, what they said, well, Macron brushed it off, and he said that he was joking around with his wife, and he said people were overreacting, calling it geo-planetary catastrophe. And by the way, his team claimed initially that the video was fake. Did you guys know that? Just like CNN with deep fakes with Joe Biden falling over the place. But then he admitted it was real but harmless.
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And Brigitte didn't take his arm after, as you guys saw, walking all stiff. But, I mean, guys, let's just remember. Are you going to believe anything that these people say? Be honest with yourself. Because if allegedly all the reports, especially with everything that we've heard, which has ruined them, they met when he was 15 and she... was 40 years old, okay?
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I think that she has been abusing him his entire freaking life since he was underage and a freaking child. And could you imagine being exposed as much as they've been exposed? I mean, it's bad. What kind of conversations are happening there? You know what he, she is saying? How... I'm assuming. How...
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dare you, you let people like Candace Owens get this to a point where she, he, she, he, you know what I'm talking about, can't even walk around because you know, guys, put yourself in shim's feet and shoes for high heels or sneakers when they're at the house. everybody's looking at them in France, and the talk of the town is that that is a man. That is the talk of the town.
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So could you imagine the conversations that Brigitte is saying, saying, Emmanuel, you're the president. You couldn't have paid more. You couldn't have offered more or done more to shut up these voices for what's happening.
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Who's ever done that, Pat?
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Yeah.
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Yes, because I believe that that's a dude. So guess what? If two fellas want to get it on. We don't need to play that, Rob. I'm just saying. I'm saying yes, especially if, which I believe in my heart of hearts, that that's a dude. I'll punch him back, dog. Like, yo, homie. No, but that's not it. I'll let you eat the last cookie before we get off the plane.
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To block it, I would have definitely blocked it by me punching her. It's not even a fair fight.
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Like an elbow. Off the top rope. No, no, no.
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You suck! You suck! You suck! You suck! You suck! I mean, but it is a wrestling crowd. I hadn't seen this angle before.
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Well, listen, maybe it's the audience trying to, like, christen him into the whole, yeah, we're wrestling and you suck. Like, I don't know.
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First of all, I am beyond uncomfortable about that. I sent Rob another one, an updated, like a newer one version of a girl and her age. I think that's Adam. Adam, you're rustling your papers. I just sent one, Adam, about a 13-year-old girl. Her name is Weem, 13-year-old, with a 29-year-old. And they asked, she said, the girl, she can't say no. It's against her culture.
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Rob, do you have the one that I just sent you? That's it, Rob. Pat, look at this poor girl.
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Look at her. Oh, that drives me crazy.
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Same show. Thank you. What annoys you the most? I didn't finish my studies. She's 13 years old.
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Look at her. Look at her. Life ruined. Right?
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you can pause yeah pause okay and here's my thing and i'm that actually makes it hard for me to talk but and i want people to understand this this isn't um all muslims are bad people and i know a lot of people out there are gonna i'm gonna get the messages and i can give a shit okay but islam as an ideology is rooted in original texts and traditions that that include extreme conditions especially to women and children okay we're not talking about people we're talking about
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the foundation. Anytime I criticize another country's leader or government, automatically I get a blanket over the entire people. But lick it, let's go to the truth. And I don't care who you are out there, if that doesn't bother you, there's something wrong with you. However you're programmed, is wrong, okay? And I'm going to go back to Muhammad. He married Aisha when she was six, okay?
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Constantly the marriage when she was nine, okay? Muhammad was in his 50s. I do believe, Rob, you can fact check me if I'm wrong. That's not fringe. That's mainstream Islamic teaching, okay? Okay? And it's still being justified just today, as you're seeing right there in that freaking video, with the girl whose life is destroyed for the rest of her life. All right?
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Now, fast forward to this, and we're seeing this, where they're ruined. She can't say no because it's against her culture. Okay? And then, when you're talking about these cities and all this stuff, Pat, slowly but surely... That culture is shaped in Sharia law, which is based in the Quran and the Hadiths, H-A-D-I-T-H-S. Same text, okay?
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And let's walk through the Sharia law because, guys, at the end of the day, say what you want. Look what's happening in Europe, okay? Look what's happening. Sharia law. Child marriage in many Islamic countries, ready? Child marriage is legal. You guys are seeing it. Iran, Yemen, Afghanistan, parts of Nigeria. Why? Because the Prophet did. That's the defense.
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Under Sharia law, a woman's testimony in court is worth half of a man's. Marital rape is not recognized as a crime. Apostasy, leaving Islam, is punishable by death. Blasphemy against the Prophet Muhammad, you'll get killed. Remember who was the guy, Tom, that drew the thing about Muhammad? Charlie Hebdo? And what happened to that guy?
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Yeah. Homosexuality punished by death. And it's like these aren't isolated events anymore. It's systemic. It's rooted in doctrine. And it's protected by law and repeated generation after generation. So to answer your question, Pat, that right there drives me insane. You know, remember we talk about and you challenge us a lot. You always question and you ask, what sword are you willing to die on?
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Well, I think, Pat, this goes to show, like, I remember all the years that we had to hear – what Trump is, Putin's puppet, and Putin's puppet would never, ever talk like that. He is pissed off because he had them both at the negotiating table, okay? This war did not start under him. He's trying to clean up the mess from the other previous administration.
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What hill are you willing to die on? That right there drives me insane. It disgusts me. And I'll be damned, me, to hell. If any... Religion or anybody is going to try to come to this country and do that shit and try to change this country and shift it to what that is because that can't happen.
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I'm not ever going to say Biden administration ever again, Pat, because it had nothing to do with Joe Biden. This is all because of their fault. Joe Biden said out of his mouth, he said, you know what? If Russia invades Ukraine, if it's a minor incursion, it's all good. He invited them to go do it. And now he's cleaning up a mess.
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And he's won a cross outside that. And still, by the way, just got out, Pat, for talking the shit that he went in for, and he's still talking it.
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Gangster.
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And Putin, I'm telling you right now, Putin is not going to budge, especially with NATO trying to creep in, which they promised them. Remember, who was this time? Who wasn't that said yet means yet not going in at all. And this is just a direct result because. But Zielinski is acting like a little spoiled little brat that they freaking created and Puin is a boss that they push to the limit.
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And this is what we get because of it. Adam, your thoughts.
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Yeah.
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They probably do.
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All caps.
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Oh, that's so bad. How do you do that today? It's not happening.
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So there's a difference between the queen and that guy? Farah.
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And what's her relationship with that guy?
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Oh, okay. So, Pat, does this... She's still alive? Yes, she is. So question, because historically you could kind of help me out. So the switch from the leader that made that happen, who got him out and put in the new one? Is it the people or was it?
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Where you been? Hold on. So Pat, do the people have the power right now, the people, to change that guy? Like how we did, how America did with Trump winning in 2016, then what happened in 2020, and then coming back and the people are like, no, no, we don't give a damn what you guys are trying to say what we want. This is what we want.
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That was amazing.
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Adam, I respect you for having your opinion, but at the end of the day, none of this happens if it wasn't for the last administration. Poon wasn't doing anything. He was at bay. He was chilling. Zero. Now it's a shitstorm because you propped up one guy. They made all of us think the other guy was Satan as if we're innocent as a country as well. I don't buy it, bro. I don't buy it at all.
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Pablo Torre Finds Out
Living the Dream Job: What It's Like to Run Your Childhood Team, with David Stearns
Good afternoon. I went to my first Mets game with my dad at the old polo grounds. Years later, my friends and I used to sit in the upper deck at Shea Stadium. That makes today a dream come true. Not just for me, but for my wife Alex and my whole family.
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Living the Dream Job: What It's Like to Run Your Childhood Team, with David Stearns
Die andere Foto, die ich euch zeigen möchte, ist diese hier.
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The Sporting Class: MLB and ESPN's Divorce
That's actually pretty cool. It is. I do it every year. Have you seen The Brutalist yet?
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Share & Oddjob & Tell with Domonique Foxworth and Charlie Kravitz
Hi, you were really good up there. I didn't mean that in a sexual way, but not that it wasn't erotic. Well, now we're even because dancing in front of you was one of the most embarrassing moments in my life.
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The Sporting Class: How the NBA's Masters of the Universe Box Each Other Out
This has been Pablo Torre Finds Out, a Meadowlark Media production. And I'll talk to you next time.
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The Sporting Class: The Chiefs' Dynastic Moment
Welcome to Pablo Torre Finds Out. I am Pablo Torre, and today we're going to find out what this sound is.
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The Sporting Class: The Chiefs' Dynastic Moment
I'm shocked to hear that you like control.
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The Sporting Class: The Chiefs' Dynastic Moment
I do like the idea, though, of Jon being... Again, Jon is... Just like they present the king with the new technologies, the court has presented from an angle below him the finest technology, and John is like, I know he's not here. At one point, they're just like, well, we're f***ed. Like, this guy is not going to play along with this very basic premise.
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This is a very revealing anecdote, I feel like.
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The Sporting Class: The Chiefs' Dynastic Moment
I want to go back to the idea of inaction being good for the product. The Wall Street Journal pretty famously in 2010 had a report, a study. Football games have 11 minutes of action.
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The Sporting Class: The Chiefs' Dynastic Moment
No, there's not. It's the scorebook. Well, look, we'll say plus whatever, but in terms of the, there's no countdown timer. It's a count up. There's no count up timer, right? Like it's not actually a bell goes off. A human being has to declare time, which means that it's up to their interpretation.
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We just want to look up to you, John.
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The Sporting Class: The Chiefs' Dynastic Moment
We just want to look up to you.
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The Sporting Class: The Chiefs' Dynastic Moment
to play advantage, which is smart, smart concept. But the question of precision and whether people are frustrated to the point where they stop watching brings us to the controversy in this game. Just to touch on this some amount, right? Like, Yeah, there was a fourth down call that was very controversial that resulted in a turnover. Bills giving the ball back to the Chiefs.
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The Sporting Class: The Chiefs' Dynastic Moment
Referees disagreeing on the field, ultimately ruling in a way that was widely disputed. But, you know, so it goes. The point being that this was a human judgment that was not technologically precise. And the question of, can this controversy spark change? Like what happens in the aftermath of this, right? Everybody stops, people debate, and then behind the scenes, what happens?
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The Sporting Class: The Chiefs' Dynastic Moment
But that question of, like, the reason people are furious at the Chiefs is because they are now in a dynastic moment, right? Maybe this is just, in fact, not a moment, but an era. It is. And there is, John.
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The Sporting Class: The Chiefs' Dynastic Moment
Maybe he meant that. He's Harvard, so. Trying to make sure that no one would pay attention to that part of what I said, but nonetheless. The dynasty of the Chiefs being villainous, right? In this moment, they are supervillains. And in terms of whether that is bothersome to anybody, right? People who own the rights to these games, what does villainy feel like to you?
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The Sporting Class: The Chiefs' Dynastic Moment
Well, I think to segue from the previous topic.
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The Sporting Class: The Chiefs' Dynastic Moment
Well, what's happening now is that people believe— again, broadly speaking, there is a feeling that people think the Chiefs are getting calls that other teams do not. This is the psychology of what we just discussed. And so there's this feeling that, as I see it, it feels like a billionaire is getting tax cuts. Why are they getting breaks? Why are we favoring them?
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The Sporting Class: The Chiefs' Dynastic Moment
You guys are so weird. I mean, I say that lovingly, but sincerely. That's weird. David has a beard today. Can we acknowledge that?
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The Sporting Class: The Chiefs' Dynastic Moment
Why do they get even more advantages that are unfair? And it raises this question of like, What are the consequences or repercussions to having a villainous team with these allegations of favoritism from the refs on the actual product?
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But I believe the dislike is they are winning everything. We are getting force-fed them as a function of them being really good every year. And now it seems like they are getting preferential treatment. And so I bring this up in comparison, let's say, to the Golden State Warriors. The Golden State Warriors in the NBA, right?
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They were very likable, arguably, but at the same time, they were so good that people began to resent them.
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The Sporting Class: The Chiefs' Dynastic Moment
It makes sense that David Sampson is objecting to the premise of a villain and what that really means because doesn't it just mean that you are good enough to be cared about? But I am asking about this in the premise, in the context of you want villains, right?
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Like Goliath, people don't root unless you're... Well, Goliath's lost.
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I know, he lost to that kid with the fucking slingshot.
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It's patchy. You think this has a lasered, manicured beard? Well, it's smooth as a baby's tuchus, right on the left and right of your chin. I can't do that. I can't grow here. These are barren. But why? What's going on? I just like mixing it up sometimes.
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Can we do a first take episode about David versus Goliath? Can we continue to do this? You can't certainly believe. Goliath overrated.
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Is it not to be 75 over 10? He is also now officially a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders. And every bit of reporting that we are seeing is indicating that he is not only a minority owner, he is the leading football voice.
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And Mark Davis himself, the owner of the team, the majority owner, has said that he has essentially replaced John Gruden as that foremost influence in the building, making decisions on hires, interviewing people and all of that. And I just don't know of a precedent for this.
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John, does it bother you as this hypothetical sports television executive that Tom Brady is not nearly as good as the guy he replaced, Greg Olson?
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Embarrassing 44 million. Embarrassing. Outrageous.
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But 37.5 a year to confirm that. Yeah.
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Can I just say that I don't buy it when David says, I just felt like it. You do nothing. All right, here's the story.
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You mean take the game off linear and see how they come?
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Well, what Fox seems to be doing with Tom Brady specifically is using him as this ambassador for their corporation. He is on stage. He is seemingly a marketing device. And 37.5 a year for 10 years for, again, a perhaps villainous, but certainly wildly famous and accomplished person. Like that seems to be part of the math that they're doing too.
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I've watched a lot of it. And it does feel like more of a digital podcast product where you're not relying on the announcers to tell you what's happening because you're just watching it and also want to be entertained by your parasocial friend, Eli and Peyton Manning, who's going to entertain you by talking to their friends.
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Which is fundamentally what a Manning cast is, is that. By the way, John did put his money where his mouth was when you were running the company, famously putting Tony Kornheiser into the booth, trying, and I love, love, love, love Tony, but this was an experiment, of course.
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They're going to put me on deportes. You know, they're going to have me calling games in Spanish next.
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Bad content, good journalistic instinct. But you're okay. Can we declare this?
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But one of the comic aspects of the Tom Brady story is that here is a guy who is faster and better at processing on the fly, in live fire situations, what was happening with all 22 players on a football field. And he is struggling in the booth to articulate that. And so whatever is necessary to be great at this, he is not that despite having all of that processing power.
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And I want to bring it back to what Mark Davis has said about Tom Brady, his minority owner with the Raiders on December 22nd, which was quote, when Tom was hired, I promised to Fox that we would not get in the way of Tom's job. And he's going to be one of the best announcers in the game. Anything he does with the Raiders will be in the future. As far as that goes, this is again, December 22nd.
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I talk to him all the time. His input is greatly valued. Always will be valued. We'll see as time goes on how his role evolves in here, but he's very excited about it. We're respecting his obligations to Fox. That was Mark Davis, which also speaks to me. It seems to indicate a level of treatment that also it's Tom bleeping Brady.
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Like we are treating him differently because of what he has historically achieved.
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I think he was just lying. It seems like Tom Brady is getting to do everything that Tom Brady wants. And everybody is saying stuff to enable that. And he's getting to do two jobs that no one has done simultaneously before in sports. And he's not necessarily good at either of them.
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I am skeptical of why he is the person running that team.
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He's been doing it a year. I was wrong. I said immediately that Brady's skills as a quarterback would transfer. You'd want that guy in the booth. And Boog Shambi criticized this take, and Boog was right. Luke was right on.
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But 10 times as many as a national weekly announcer to the point of like, how can you possibly do more than one job in the week? Well, in baseball, they actually do that all the time.
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It is really hard to do that job. Not everybody can just wake up, roll out of bed, and eloquently wax poetic about mohawks. That is a hard thing for anybody to aspire to. Mohunks? Mohunks. Not mohawks. Mohawks? I'm sorry. He said mohunk. Maybe I'm wrong. Did you say mohunk or mohawk? Did I misquote the fake word that John invented?
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Thank you, Pablo. Thank you, David. Thank you, John. Our theme song, as always, is by John Bravo. And we will talk to you next time.
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I hope you put sunscreen on your daughter. My mom is a dermatologist. I am shamed regularly for not using sunscreen. And she's going to shame me when she listens to this.
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Now that we've touched on various traumas we all share, I would like to start with the NFL. Do you guys get sticker shock still when you get the news that, hey, guess what? The Bills Chiefs title game, AFC Championship, averaged 57.7 million viewers. Most watched AFC Championship game dating back to at least 1988, up 4% from last year. But again...
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As we always say, fragmentation is what we are dealing with as a country, media consumption and otherwise. And the one thing drawing 60 million people are there about is this, John. And to you, what is registered?
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You wanted to look down upon everybody.
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Somewhere between a decade and forever.
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I feel like this, again, is a big illustration of how we think about topics, power, stature.
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14 consecutive playoff-less seasons for the Jets. David, when you get these numbers, are you still embittered?
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Well, you're talking about meaning, right? You're talking about how do you maximize stakes? How do you maximize what this means to people? And eventizing, you got to watch it or you're also, to John's point, not included.
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in an era where no one is included in anything broadly, feels like the thing that makes it unlikely for the NFL to succeed is the very reason why it has its own steroids when it comes to its success.
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Yes, yes. And by the way, we tested that feeling during the pandemic. What's it like when no one's there? And everybody agreed at home, in person. And the players. And even the players. Especially the players, maybe. Everybody agreed that this collective... human ecstatic experience was actually what makes sports special.
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My question though, as also I laugh at the idea that the 44.2 million viewers for the Eagles blowing up the commanders was a relative disappointment, right? I just wonder when it comes to sports as a cultural and economic product. Is there trickle-down economics from the NFL booming, even if other sports aren't quite to that degree? Does that... Does it get... put it this way.
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Is it good for baseball if the NFL is booming like this?
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It sounds like you were on the top step quite a bit then.
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It's interesting, John, like sports as a category. When we get into the... the respective incentives that are very different from baseball executives to football to basketball. It makes me wonder, like, so what is sports actually then?
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We've created a category in which all these things are collected, but it feels like the company you were the president of, ESPN, is one of the main venues in which it actually might feel that way. You turn on the channel and it's all there, but otherwise, it's all disparate.
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If you put me on a lie detector right now and you said, who's the greatest sports journalist in the world? I swear to God, I'd say Pablo Torres.
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This was going on way too long. Yeah, yeah.
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Right.
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Yeah.
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No, I don't think so. I don't like that part of the NBA.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, we split it right.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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He got canceled. He got canceled.
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Yeah.
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Thank y'all for having me, fellas. It's good to be around a whole building of talkers. Yeah. So now you don't feel like an outsider. Like, you want to talk about inclusion? This is inclusion at its finest.
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No, I ain't going to do it. Why? I was blessed with the gift of gab. Yeah. And guess what? I do go help. I help my sons. I help his friends. I train them sometimes. Coaching is a lot of damn time. Like, you got to realize, Coach Gibbs – I remember when he asked, a lot of people don't understand this. I actually kind of springboard Coach Gibbs to coming back to football.
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I was actually driving home after the season after Coach Spurrier quit on us. When Coach Spurrier quit, the people at ESPN said, hey, come do an interview right quick. And I'm just talking outside of my head. And the last question they asked me was, who going to be your coach? And I was like, the only person who can save us is Coach Gibbs. He happened to be watching ESPN at that time with his wife.
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The only thing Coach said he didn't want to do was ask his wife, can he go coach again? Because it's just so much time. Right. And she looked him in the face and said, you do want to go coach again? He was like, yeah, I do. Two days later, he was our head coach. Wow. Thank you. That's how that happened. So... I could watch Coach Gibbs come in there on a Monday.
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He don't actually get to see Mitch Gibbs to a Thursday night or a Friday. He spends the night there. And all the coaches I watch and my friends that are doing coaching now, I was like, man, can I give football that much more of my life? No, I'd rather talk it. I enjoy talking it because I can get in and out of it.
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I can do my studying beforehand, and I can spew it out, and I can get going back to my life. I love it.
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My classmates. Like if you look at my class, the 2001 class, I want y'all to go back through this class, draft pick for draft pick. We might have the most dense class in each position. Quarterbacks, Michael Vick, Drew Brees. Running backs, LaDainian Thompson. I can just go on with the running back. We have tons of running backs. Wide receiver, one of the best talkers of all time, Chad Johnson.
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Like Steve Smith. That ain't even getting into the Santana Mosses, the Rezzy Wayans. Getting into all them guys. Then we got the Richard Seymours. We got guys at every position you can think of. It ain't a position we didn't have in that 2001 draft. That 2001 draft, when it's all said and done, we might have 10 yellow jackets in that draft. Wow.
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He could give it back to me. Chad and Steve Schmidt was all in junior college at the same time with Dion Branch, Javon Walker, all of us in junior college at the same time. So we yapping at each other before we even own on Saturdays. Once we get into the Saturday part, we yapping. Then the league comes and all is kind of transforming to who we are.
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How does that all work? Well – To me, I had the academics, I had everything, but I was about 165 pounds. I was skinny. And all my college, they recruit me. Of course, they smart. They want me to red shirt. They want me to put on some pounds. They want to protect me. And I'm like, no, I want to play football.
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Fred Smoot just sitting on somebody's campus being a regular student ain't going to work for me. I need to play football. So luckily I had one of the best junior colleges in America down the street from me, Heinz Junior College. By the time I make it there, Grady Jackson, Michael Myers, all these guys leaving. They on a two-peat. I come there, we three-peat national champions.
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We whooping everybody around the nation. So I was like, yeah, I'm going to go here, win me a couple of championships. Then I'm going to Division I because I do not want to stop playing football. Right. I want to get better. Game in and game out. And a lot of my draft class, we was all in junior college together. So that's what the big thing about junior college.
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It gives you a chance to do what the other guys can't do. Because Ole Miss wanted me to come. They were like, come on. We want you to come on campus. And I was like, no, no, no, no, no. Now, like they say, an idol of mine is the devil's workshop. I'm like, no, Fred Smoot needs reps. I need to rep. And I need to rep against the best. That's one thing about junior college. Ain't no age restriction.
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You can play against some grown men. So it's a whole different – the belly of the beast. So I enjoy junior college because it taught me lessons, man. So you were there for two years? Well, a year and a half, two years.
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They were flooding in when I was coming out of school. Right. They just all wanted the same thing for me. Right. And that's not to play football. Right. And I wasn't willing to do that. So now when I – my second chance to get recruited, now I'm getting recruited. I'm the number one defensive back in junior college. Right. So now I'm getting recruited by everybody like I was when I came out.
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But now they want me to play. Right. That's awesome. And luckily, my coach, Jackie Sherrill, one of the greatest college coaches of all time, baby, he recruited like seven of us from junior college. We were the top of our positions. We came to Mississippi State, and for the next two years, we had the number one defense in college football, giving up, I think, nine points a game. Right.
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So he understood, I need to go get players that's ready to play now because the worst thing that can happen to you at junior college is sitting because we play on Fridays. Mm-hmm.
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i'm watching football all saturday all i do is watch sec so i'm watching champ bailey i'm watching everybody and i'm like i can play with these guys yeah so you itching to get to to play with these guys and you know you don't have the time that they got so once you get there as a junior like ain't no ain't no sitting no bench you got to be ready to play now right away yeah did you think about leaving the state or was it always you're going to stay in mississippi
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Oh, no, I was thinking about leaving the state. I almost went to Indiana with Randall L. Randall L and his brother was at Indiana with Coach Cam, and he was going to let me play both ways while I was receiving cornerback. I almost went to West Virginia. They literally had seven pros on their team, so I was taking trips.
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At first, I was only taking SEC trips because, you know, it's SEC against the world where I'm from. But then after I say I get recruited again, I say I'm going to do what I didn't do the first time, and I'm going to give other divisions a chance to recruit me, and that's what I did. I got to go see some great schools, and by the way, I really love Bloomington, Indiana.
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The times that I can remember because it was a blur for the whole weekend. It was great in Bloomington.
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It's hard, especially at the rate he's doing it. Usually, I was gonna do it similar to Champ. I got to play offense at Mississippi State. But it's trick plays. It's a package. It's not you are a wide receiver and you are a full-time corner because it's just usually, it's just acting too much. Not too much when it comes to being in shape, but too much mentally.
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Like, imagine, this guy, he had to take that whole defensive playbook, then come around and remember the whole offensive playbook. That's a lot. Luckily, he's been a part of Coach Prime's team since he was a freshman. It makes his crossover to that very easy. But I think what it takes on the body, the toe, what it takes on you mentally, most guys can't do it.
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And I think when he gets drafted, Trav, they will draft him as a corner. Yeah. And they will spot play him as a wide receiver because if he gets on a pro team, he can legitimately be your best corner. But he's probably going to be your third best receiver. Yeah.
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Yeah, they have a package for you too. I can see that happening, but also I can see a team saying no because he's skinny like me. Yeah. Pro and college, two different things.
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I don't know if he could take that 17-game pro, happen to check receivers that's 6'5", 230 pounds, and then turn around and catch on DBs like Jalen Ramsey. I don't know if you can do that. You also don't want him going across the middle. Right? Like taking big hits. Well, the thing about it is I can't put you in and don't do stuff. Like if I put you at wide receiver, you can't have limitations.
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We're going to play. Because if not, us at the cornerback position, we're going to know he ain't going across the middle. I'm just going to play him outside. I'm going to pick the ball off. It's simple math.
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It gives you permission to be a diva. You get to play a little wide receiver. You can do a little crying. You can go over there and say it ain't fair what you're doing right there. And like the one thing about receiver, it's turned into that it position. Like every kid on the playground now wants to be a receiver. Back when I was coming up, Dion was so hot.
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All us ex-receivers, we wanted to be a cornerback. The cornerback was the glamour position. But because of college and the NIL and Jamar Chase and all these type of players, it's back to the wide receiver position. It's the position that everybody wants to play.
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Hey, listen, man. Like they always say, man, a grasshopper will tell a lie to a horse if you let him. They always say that. They do. They do in Mississippi. I mean, DBs can catch. Think about it. What's harder to catch? A ball that's meant for you or a ball that's not meant for you?
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So for me to go steal this ball, I got to anticipate, jump in front, catch a ball that don't belong to me, steal this ball. That's the one thing about a cornerback. A cornerback is somebody that you don't take to church with you. We're taught to lie. This is how we lie to ourselves. You can beat me for 80 yards. I still turn around and tell you, oh, I'm the shit. It's me. So I'm lying to myself.
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I have to lie to myself. We talk to cheap. I got to stop you by any means necessary. Sometimes I hold you. Sometimes I won't hold you. Sometimes I do this. I do that. And we pay to steal. The more we steal... the more rich I am. So everything that you do as a cornerback, it's kind of got this bad boy connotation to it. So you have to mentally be strong to play that position.
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And I'm going to wear the same color gloves. So if they wear a white jersey, I'm going to wear white gloves. They wear a black jersey, I'm going to wear a black glove. So when I'm holding them, you'll never know it. See, that's them OG tricks. You be in the league five, six years before you start to do stuff like that.
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Luckily, when I came into my meeting room, imagine walking into this meeting room. As a rookie, I get drafted. Martin Schottenheimer drafted me to the Commanders. Washington, it was Redskins at the time. I walk into the meeting room. Deion Sanders sitting in there. Dale Green sitting in there. Champ Bailey sitting in there. Mark Carrier sitting in there. Sam Shade sitting in there.
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I walk right out like, why did you draft me? You're like, boy, go on back in there and learn from them dudes. I had so much. Like, when I say I had just a brain trust.
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Of all time. Of all time. Nobody could compare to that defense. Come on, I just named three yellow jackets. Yeah. I just named three yellow jackets and... People would argue over these who the best. It's crazy what I walked into.
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And I think it's the fast talking plus the southern. Yeah. The Southern talk. Yeah. So sometimes it can come off as Charlie Brown-ish to a guy, especially if I'm like really emotional about this. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And I had Reggie Wayne just look at me and say, what? He was like, I hope that wasn't supposed to get to me because I haven't understood nothing you said the last six plays.
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And I'd be like, all right, I'll tell you when you get back out here. See, I was one of those talkers. I wouldn't just talk when the play was going on. I mean, one going on. They're like the snap of the ball, jam the guy, now I'm running up the sideline. I'm talking to him as we run. Like that's my whole thing. And I'm really just trying to get you to focus on me.
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That's how I done won so many battles. It wasn't because I was the better player, it's because mentally I had you thinking about me instead of doing your damn job. So that's where I win these mental battles at. And don't let you mess up one time. Now it's been an avalanche. Because you are who I thought you were.
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I told you to wear pants out here with pockets in them so you can put your hands in them. You need that to make it with me today. So I would just drill it on. And if I start before the game, during the game, and after the game, we ain't lose a drop. Now they think you crazy. Now they like, man, I'm not dealing with you.
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Me and Chad. Me and Plex. Me and Steve Smith. Me and Plexico didn't have some. I don't think people understand how big Plex is. Yeah. Plex is basically a power forward in basketball, in the league. He's huge. All right, so battles with him. And a lot of people don't – Joey Galloway was a beast, especially when he was at the Cowboys. Terry Glenn, those guys.
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So I had, ooh, fast Freddie Mitchell who came out with me. And Freddie Mitchell is an idiot. Fred X, yeah, he is. Freddie Mitchell. Let me tell you something. Class with another one of my classmates. Freddie would go four quarters. We was rarely up on them because them and the Donovan McNabb years with Andy Reid. So they was in their bag. They was winning. We'll be down like 15.
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It'll be like two minutes left in the game. Freddie would come across the middle, catch like a nine-yard ball, and this is his only catch of the game. And he would just get up and just, Fred, it's Freddie this time. Like, just be quiet, dude. What are you doing? Like, the game is over with. You're not part of the offense. Every chance I get, Fred, they're going to feel me.
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And that's every pro athlete. That's why y'all see a five-yard catch and a wide receiver get up and give you the first. It's hard to get those things to happen, so I understand why people celebrate them.
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Don't let me fool you. The one thing, listen, this old Chuck right here got a good paint job and a bad motor.
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But I would love to play against a lot of these dudes. I'd love to play against C.D. Lamb. I love to play against the ones that come off as arrogant. Them the ones I won't. The quiet ones, you won't see me come at them at all. Like a Devontae Smith that barely says something just goes out there and burn you and go home and watch TV. I'm not going to really say nothing to him but an A.J. Brown.
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But see, A.J. Brown is from Starkville. That's where Mississippi State at. That's why him and Forbes got this thing going on because he went to Ole Miss. I played against D.K. Metcalf, daddy. Terrence Metcalf, he came out of my class with me. Me, him, Deuce McAllister. Our all-star team in Mississippi, we play the all-star team from Alabama, high schoolers. We had 11 pros on our team.
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For me, Deuce McAllister, Ken Lucas, Metcalf. They had one pro on their team, Jamie Winborn, and they beat us. Damn. By seven points. What happened? Our quarterback, Romero Miller, threw an interception. Larry Cash ran it back. They beat us 7-0. So you did your job on defense. Oh, we did our job on defense. Shut them out. But at the end of the day, that just shows you football.
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It doesn't matter sometimes. The best coach team will win most of the time.
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we're running we know we can get out of whatever situation we is by that ball that ball can show you the world i remember one of my young coaches i mean youth coaches telling me this you want to see the world this ball will show you the world you do right by this ball to show you the world then you you built in a different way like when we start playing football we start playing at four or five years old like and we're trying to get out there with the older guy they ain't gonna quite let you unless you like oddly built or something like that dk probably
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DK was out there. He was probably out there. He was three years old, probably out there. You know what I'm saying? He's huge. His daddy was huge. But, you know, once you earn your stripes there in Mississippi, I think you think you can play anywhere because you're just not, you're not storing as a ninth grader in Mississippi. Like it's unheard of for a guy to even have that chance to do that.
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Just too many greats. I think about it. This is the home of Jerry Rice, Walter Payton. No, Brett Favre, if I want to go yellow jacket for yellow jacket, Mississippi is up there, baby. We got Hall of Famers from Jackie Slater, Walter Payton. I can keep going now. Like, we're there when it comes to football. And I know Texas, Florida, California get out of love.
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But California, you a whole coastline. Texas, you can be your own country. Florida, come on. Like, y'all huge compared to us. But if you put Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi together, We got just as many as they do. If that was one state. If that was Alabama, Mississippi, Alabama, yeah.
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That would be a great, like we would have, when it comes to sports, we would be right up there with everybody.
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Yeah. That'd be a hell of a state. But you got to have some Orleans in there too. You got to have some Louisiana in there.
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Yes.
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You know what? That would have been nice. Why am I chasing this brown football when I should have been chasing my intellect? That's why they say, never want to be on a team. Want to be the team owner. It's a difference. But when you grow up and want to be, but I say this, we did it. And it was me and a couple of my classmates. And I was like, man, I just need an avenue to get at these guys.
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Cause they usually like try to talk trash to me after the game. That ain't good enough. I need to talk trash before the game. You were just basically searching for more trash talk. Yeah. So we went to the internet. We started to build it. We built it out. And I was shocked because they were starting to respond to me.
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Like, I knew I was going to lash it out, but when they started to respond to me, that's when I think it caught on. And once it caught on, it was good. And then when I left to go to the league, you know when you leave college behind, you leave everything behind. And I left it behind, and I should have kept it. I should have nurtured that baby. I should have grew that baby.
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Man, you know what? The thing we do, we get to see billionaire habits because every team is owned by a billionaire. And you get to see a couple of billionaires. And most billionaires, they usually go be villains and be in their yacht in the south of France. Ain't that where villains go to just live and enjoy themselves? I think as a millionaire...
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Now you can have what you want, but a billionaire, you can create what you want. It's a different thing. A millionaire could go visit an island. A billionaire could buy the island. So it's a different dynamic to the airness of them both. I feel like you'd be a man of the people as a billionaire. No, I'm still going to be who I am. I'm never going to change that.
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That's why I love the Harris Group and the owners we got now, the Commanders, Magic Johnson. We have the most approachable. Mitchell Rails, the most approachable billionaires in the game right now. You wouldn't even know they're billionaires. They don't even act like billionaires. And I had to ask these guys, how did all y'all become billionaires?
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Because all of them from the same little spot in Maryland. Like you would think these billionaires would be spread out. But even with Dan, Dan was from Maryland. I was like, what's going on in Maryland? What are they teaching in elementary that they're not teaching in Mississippi? That you too. can't be a billionaire.
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You shouldn't. We're at the infancy. We're at the start of something great. Nobody would have thought we'd been 7-4 right now. We got rookies that hadn't had a break since last year before their college year. For some reason, some idiots put out our bye weekend – what – Yeah, December bye. That's ridiculous. These guys just got their first break on a short week on a Thursday night game.
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You talking about ailing bodies? You talking about hurting? You talking about testing your depth? You talking about texting your coaches, your players, everybody physically, mentally, emotionally? That's what's going on right now. That's why you see us get to the fourth quarter and then just die. Just ain't got that energy. Think about this.
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They ready to crown Pittsburgh Steelers the best team on earth. They just got out of Northwest Stadium. They just got out of Northwest Stadium. We're one inch away from Zach Ertz leaning in different ways. How about, this is what I want to say too. I'm tired of the old referees. I want youth. I want youth. I want my referees to be able to see for 100 yards and run 800 yards.
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I'm tired of the old dirty old men. I'm tired of them. Get them out. Get them out. We got to get these plays right. But Philly got out of there. By the Harold and they chinny-chin-chin. The whole state of Pennsylvania just got out of physics by the Harold and they chinny-chin-chin. We're right there.
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If you're going to tell me that Philadelphia in a Super Bowl wonder right now, Pittsburgh in a Super Bowl wonder, we're right there, and we ain't supposed to be there. So relax.
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That just tells me you got spoiled. You got spoiled when we had them numbers that you knew was going to go down. You knew he wasn't going to be able to keep that up at third down. He was 80% on third. These numbers wasn't did by Tom Brady. You knew they had to come back down at one point. Come on now, we have to be realistic here.
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Like I told him now, you can lie to a lot of people in this world, but lying to yourself, that make you ignorant. The grasshopper horse thing.
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Yeah. That's it. That's it. That's it. Now, in between, that's up to you. Yeah. What you do. But we know for a fact we don't remember stuff from being no baby. Yeah. We just know we used to be one. Yeah. And we ain't going to remember much about being a ghost. We just know we don't be one.
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First of all, let me ask you something. You had a double-sided dildo. And let me ask you something. Have you been to a bachelor party before? Yeah. You've been to a bachelor party before. Was it the end all be all? No, but there was fun times. It was fun times. And guess what? We had the same ingredients y'all had at y'all bachelor party. Yeah, okay.
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The only way my best, and it could have been better than y'all's, if an alien would have flew down and came down. A female alien. I didn't have no female alien in mind. People try to glow it up. I think it's because it was just a lot of millionaires doing this. It was also funny. I mean, a love boat. That's funny. But guess what? The Vikings been doing this since the early 1700s. That's true.
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They been going to villages doing this for a long time. We just got into character too much. And it wasn't nothing but a, you know, every team has its rookie party. And that's basically how they haze us as rookies. Mine, I had to take my guys to Capitol Grill, the whole defense. They ran the tab up for $20,000. It hurt me.
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with this one they took up money we threw a party that was it it only got blew up Because we got caught. Yeah, because someone pissed, right? Someone pissed in the lawn. In somebody's lawn. Yeah. And that's it. And I like, because no rules were broken. It was a legit bachelor party. What do you mean by rules? What do you mean by no rules were broken? Well, you know.
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No, no. They tried to say some rules were broken. But at the end of that, we all just, we got charged with disturbing the peace. We paid a $50 fine when it was over with each. That's crazy.
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Yeah. Yeah. I would love to get chosen. Well, disturbing the peace on the lake. The lake of Minnetonka. Ain't but two people been washed in them waters. That's me and Prince. We the only two right there been washed in the waters of Lake Minnetonka. But I always said it was overhyped because guys like to come, they say, oh yeah, Fred, they'll come nudge you. How was that part? Like,
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And I'd be like, what you doing, old dirty old man? Like, what you trying to do? But everybody thinks it was the, I've been to better parties. I'm sorry. I've been to better parties, and I'm sure y'all have too. Like, it was just, it was rookies, money getting pushed to the limit. They going to enjoy themselves. The veterans ain't really psyched. They chilling.
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Because they saw when they were rookies. Yeah, but they more secretive anyway. They ain't doing nothing. But the rookies, they are out of control. They don't care. If I had to give you this money, I'm about to enjoy myself. Yeah, right.
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That's what I always like to ask people. Let me take you there, P. Yeah. 25. Yeah. I'd give you $10 million. In jail. Prison. What do you think the one thing that's going to kind of lead you astray? Is it going to be your friends? Yeah. Is it going to be you trying to do too much for others, go too much, be in the streets too much?
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What do you think would have been that one vice that had been like... I think I would have found new vices. Oh, that's what it is.
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Yeah. Well, why do people look at athletes and be like, that's a damn shame. I wouldn't have did that. Yeah, no, it's stupid. When they're 40 years old.
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No, that's most people because now it ain't... Like, imagine this. I always tell people this. Imagine waking up on just a Saturday and you can go anywhere in the world you want to in your 20s. Mm-hmm. That mean if I can make it up in my head, I can go there. I can wake up like, mm, I'm going to Alaska. Yeah. I'm going to see y'all. I'm out. Like... Nothing's stopping you but you.
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So whatever you can dream of, you can do it. So imagine just having one simple thing, having a girlfriend that just like to be spoiled. She can get up in the morning, I want to go to Paris. All right, let's go to Paris. But now you're in Paris for four days. You didn't plan to be there. Now I'm in Monaco for five days. I didn't plan to do this.
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Like we didn't work for that our whole life. And like it wasn't that big old if over there. Because we all want big if from not making it to the league. If we didn't hurt our knee. If we didn't ball out that game. If I didn't choose this school. I could have did something. Something just easy is just choosing the wrong school and I don't make it to the league.
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Coach don't play me, coach don't like me. Ooh, just that one simple thing. But for some reason, when athletes get to the league, people think we run the damn lottery. You know, it takes no energy to win the lottery. Right. But I've been putting – I've been lifting, running my whole life, knowing it wasn't guaranteed that I was going to make it to the league. Right. Yeah. Well, maybe not lifting.
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You're right about that. Yeah. What happened with the one bench press of the combine? Listen, I told them this. Look, you see how long my arms are? Yeah, there you go. Do you see it? Yeah. I have the reach of somebody 6'4". Yeah. If you want me to bench press, it's going to be harder for me to do it. So I said, you know what? I'm going to do what the guys don't do.
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Because most corners and receivers do not do the bench press. They don't even get on there. I said, I'm going to give them what they want. But I'm going to only do it one time. Like, I got on that deity one time. I racked it. I said, you ain't come for no bodybuilders. Y'all came for an athlete. Come on, watch me run. So we went outside. And all the scouts watched me run and do my drills.
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So you could have done more. Maybe one more. Yeah.
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But that's it. I'm not going to tell you that all I can do is two, but I'm only going to do one. And guess what? One of these scouts and one of the coaches, DB coaches, walked up to me and tapped me on the shoulder after a while. You know what? I'm shocked you even got under there. DBs don't even get under there. YRC don't get under there. They tell me a lot.
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They tell me you don't care about humility. That just ain't a part of who you are. I'm like, I don't care nothing about that. Yeah. Like, it is what it is. They can't beat me playing football. Right. I don't care about them out benching me. Y'all don't say he benched 500 pounds after I get a pick. Yeah. Y'all just say he out here playing football. He good at it.
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But I don't want you to be so strong that you're stiff.
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Like, when you see athletes or guys walking around Gold's Gym and they walk around there like this, they can't play sports. They're not flexible enough. They are one big muscle rat. And we even say it when the guys walk in. If we draft a guy, I'd be like, oh, he's too muscular. Like, his flexibility won't allow him to have longevity in football. He's going to tear muscles. every year.
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Not me, I could be at the bottom of a pile looking like Gumby, just rubbery, and I'ma jump right back up. Everybody talk all that about how much I bitch. How many games did I miss?
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Because either you got it or you don't. Waste won't save you.
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Yeah, locker room was my thing.
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It hurt. It hurt you mentally because now you feel like you by yourself for the first time because them 52 other brothers from 52 other mothers – They ain't with you every day. And think about it. When you sit in a locker room, all 53 of us got the same problems. Whatever those problems may be, family, not really loving on you no more, just want you for money.
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It could be, hey, did all us choose the wrong woman? You know? Like, so we got these same problems that now we're just talking to each other, leaning on each other about. And now that's gone. And it ain't really gone because you can still call your brother up. It's just that it don't come full serve to you on the platter no more. It's not there every day. Every day.
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Now you got to reach out for it. Right. Now you got to reach out to your man. How you doing? How you doing, brother? I'm doing good. So I think it's more the mental separation. Think about this. Being in love with something or somebody for 30 plus years and she just divorces you cold. That's what football does. It just quits you. You quit it. It don't matter. It's being quit. Right. And
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I don't think it's everybody low money. Don't get that. But it's some stuff football can give you that money can't buy you. That crowd walking out there, 100,000 people. Imagine this. Imagine how mentally stimulating it is to have 100,000 people saying your name simultaneously at one time. And the ground just starts shaking. You can't buy that with money.
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the energy that's coming through your body, that becomes addictive. I want it over. I want y'all to say it over and over and over again. You can't get that competition of one-upping another man. Did everybody say this is the greatest athlete in the world? I just one-upped him, so no, he not. He ain't the biggest gladiator. I am.
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That's why I say the only thing that could literally beat football is that gladiator sport, to me, is boxing. Because ain't nothing badass like walking around saying, I'm the heavyweight champion of the world. That's true. I could kick everybody's ass. Baddest man on the planet. On the planet. That's the only job I think that could one-up the quarterback position in football.
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All of you turds. Like, not all of you. All eight billion of you. My husband can beat all eight billion of you. If it's somebody not from Mars, my husband will beat you.
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I said that in college.
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Most definitely. I felt that way. Is there a guy that you couldn't guard? It is no guy that I couldn't guard. It's some guys that give you more problems. I would tend because we had got into the tall corners when I started to come out. Well, for a tall corner, your kryptonite going to be a short receiver. So if you're checking a guy like Santana Moss – He going to give you hell.
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You see it now with the big cornerbacks when they go against the smaller receiver. But put them against Calvin Johnson. He has no problem with Calvin Johnson. It's the guy that he can lose sight of. So when I said this, I was just feeling myself in my bag. You know, you're in school. You got all this useless knowledge in you. Let me mix this with a little football and run with it.
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You know what I'm saying? But – I wouldn't say there was no guy. I'd say Tyrone Calico, when I was in college, probably gave me the most problems in college. He ended up being a hell of a player, kind of cut short by injuries in Tennessee. But he was a hell of a player. So I played against some guys. But if I get to play against you more than once, I can solve the problem.
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Did you guard Calvin Johnson one-on-one? Yes, I did. What was that like? He's the biggest human being I've ever seen in my life. Yeah. But I have no problem with tall guys because I'm not going to lose sight of you. You can look. I have no problem with T.O., no problem with Randy. You ain't going to see me on they highlight because they ain't burning me.
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Thanksgiving Special With Fred Smoot In Studio, CFB, Week 13 Picks And Preview, Kirk Cousins And PFT/Hank Rivalry Continues
You damn right he was. Like, come on, because, hey, beast, let me introduce you to another beast. Because the one thing about Sean is, He's their size, but he's faster than them. And that's the craziest thing about it. I remember one day we was sitting in the back of the huddle and LaVar Arrington and Sean were talking in the huddle. And I was like, is it me or are they the same damn size?
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Thanksgiving Special With Fred Smoot In Studio, CFB, Week 13 Picks And Preview, Kirk Cousins And PFT/Hank Rivalry Continues
Like when we got him as a rookie, he was 240, 245. Sometime played at 250. And he's still the fastest man on the damn field. That's unbelievable. It's something when the 1%, the top 1%, because once you're in the league, you're part of that top 1%, but then it's the 1% of the 1%. Sean was the 1% of the 1%, meaning he's sticking out amongst the 1%. You can still be like, mm, he different.
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Thanksgiving Special With Fred Smoot In Studio, CFB, Week 13 Picks And Preview, Kirk Cousins And PFT/Hank Rivalry Continues
Me and Coach Gil were talking about it. Mm, he different, Coach. Coach was like, yeah, because we can't control him. When I say can't control him, He had one speed. We'll be doing walkthroughs. You know walkthroughs, touching people. We're not, not Sean. Come right down here. And we're doing ones against ones. Clint Portis get the ball, come right down here. Sean, mow him down.
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Thanksgiving Special With Fred Smoot In Studio, CFB, Week 13 Picks And Preview, Kirk Cousins And PFT/Hank Rivalry Continues
Coach be like, come on now. Half speed, no tackling. Height, mow him down. And he'll be like, coach, if they put the ball in their hands, I'm going to mow them down. He dead serious. When he comes to practice, he clicks in. I remember one day, I don't know if he was a little late or what. This dude comes out there with blue jeans under his football pants. I said, something happened today.
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Thanksgiving Special With Fred Smoot In Studio, CFB, Week 13 Picks And Preview, Kirk Cousins And PFT/Hank Rivalry Continues
I said, it ain't right. And he just started mowing through people. I'm like dude, Greg Williams, you know Greg Williams loves this type stuff. Like so even though Coach Gibbs telling him lay off, Greg just got this grin on his face like let him lose. And that's what tight play was. Your teammates is not safe. We was on defense together playing against Dallas. We beat Dallas.
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Thanksgiving Special With Fred Smoot In Studio, CFB, Week 13 Picks And Preview, Kirk Cousins And PFT/Hank Rivalry Continues
But I got Jones on the running back. Jones, I got him. I'm holding him. And Sean just come knock the whole powder down. He hurts me. He hurts Jones. I have to go to the hospital because he lacerated my kidney. Oh, my God. Jones got a concussion. And this is just the people that was in the pile. Yeah. Like, so that's friendly fire. That's all of above. Like, I'm laying in the hospital.
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Thanksgiving Special With Fred Smoot In Studio, CFB, Week 13 Picks And Preview, Kirk Cousins And PFT/Hank Rivalry Continues
Can't fly back with the team because he lacerated my kid. So that's what type player, like, the one thing that I just always wish I could have seen him play out the career. You know? Because that last year, We were heading to Green Bay. This dude leading the league in interceptions. Got like 6'7 at this time. He headed for 14 picks this year at the rate he's going. Then he had slimmed up.
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Thanksgiving Special With Fred Smoot In Studio, CFB, Week 13 Picks And Preview, Kirk Cousins And PFT/Hank Rivalry Continues
He had slimmed up. He was like 220 pounds. So he ain't faster right now. I was like, man, because me, Ed Reed, all of us talking about it, I was like, dude, this dude keep going the way he going, he going to be the best safe to ever play the game. And Ed was like, yeah, man, like he is.
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Thanksgiving Special With Fred Smoot In Studio, CFB, Week 13 Picks And Preview, Kirk Cousins And PFT/Hank Rivalry Continues
So when you got a guy like Ed Reed agreeing with you on a situation like that, that tells you the depth of this player. Because he had Ed Reed's ball skills, exact to the T, but he hit like running a lot. That's the perfect safety. If God's building a safety, his name is Sean Taylor.
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Thanksgiving Special With Fred Smoot In Studio, CFB, Week 13 Picks And Preview, Kirk Cousins And PFT/Hank Rivalry Continues
I had a guy that used to do my PR, and I let him run my red. Your PR guy said pussy? Your PR guy said pussy? He has the foulest smile of all. Because I did reddit like once or twice, but I did all mine visually. I got on there and did it. And I just let him do it.
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Thanksgiving Special With Fred Smoot In Studio, CFB, Week 13 Picks And Preview, Kirk Cousins And PFT/Hank Rivalry Continues
and he did that you gotta realize my mouth is filthy but my mouth filthy in person yeah you'll never see me like look at my twitter you see anything rolling down that's crazy like i don't write down things down that's crazy yeah that was all him and i let him have that one okay so you instead of saying eating pussy you would have said running through the okra patch right thank you yeah you know i say mine with a little bit more mystery to it exactly now people have to come and ask me what's running through the okra patch it is what it sounds like yeah
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Thanksgiving Special With Fred Smoot In Studio, CFB, Week 13 Picks And Preview, Kirk Cousins And PFT/Hank Rivalry Continues
But other than that, I'm more clean, pure, because I done did the top-of-the-line medias, so I know how to say what I need to say and how I need to say it.
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SVP Talking Terps & Tournament, Russ Wilson and Jameis On The Giants, Hot Seat/Cool Throne And Listener Submitted Guys On Chicks
Take a bite of the sandwich. Take a bite. You want to take a bite. If you're not going to eat that sandwich, I'm going to eat that sandwich. Let me get a bite of that sandwich. Thank you.
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SVP Talking Terps & Tournament, Russ Wilson and Jameis On The Giants, Hot Seat/Cool Throne And Listener Submitted Guys On Chicks
Let's switch seats.
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SVP Talking Terps & Tournament, Russ Wilson and Jameis On The Giants, Hot Seat/Cool Throne And Listener Submitted Guys On Chicks
63.
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SVP Talking Terps & Tournament, Russ Wilson and Jameis On The Giants, Hot Seat/Cool Throne And Listener Submitted Guys On Chicks
63. 63.
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SVP Talking Terps & Tournament, Russ Wilson and Jameis On The Giants, Hot Seat/Cool Throne And Listener Submitted Guys On Chicks
78. Was that back-to-back? No. 74 and 78. And it was 76 last one, I'm pretty sure. Wow.
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Pat Bev In Studio, The Cowboys Are Deader Than Dead, College Football Talk + The Jets Have Reached The Bottom
In a big way. Bad.
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Pat Bev In Studio, The Cowboys Are Deader Than Dead, College Football Talk + The Jets Have Reached The Bottom
You're out. You can't do that. Nope. Back in. That's illegal. That's illegal. I didn't realize I did that. Yeah, you did. I said I was out too. I'm a man of my word.
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NFL Conference Championship Sunday, Fastest 2 Minutes, Eagles Whomp The Commanders, The Chiefs are Inevitable + Who's Back of the Week
31.
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NFL Conference Championship Sunday, Fastest 2 Minutes, Eagles Whomp The Commanders, The Chiefs are Inevitable + Who's Back of the Week
You guys are coming out here tonight and fucking represent us. Right? Excuse my language. But what we want to do tonight, we did. We took over this place. We took over this place.
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NFL Conference Championship Sunday, Fastest 2 Minutes, Eagles Whomp The Commanders, The Chiefs are Inevitable + Who's Back of the Week
We wanted to have a safe space for all of us to be tonight, and that's what we did. I love each and every one of you guys. Seriously. We came out to make... Do me a favor. You take care of all these people at the Hard Rock.
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NFL Conference Championship Sunday, Fastest 2 Minutes, Eagles Whomp The Commanders, The Chiefs are Inevitable + Who's Back of the Week
This is the guy that took over the Hard Rock.
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NFL Conference Championship Sunday, Fastest 2 Minutes, Eagles Whomp The Commanders, The Chiefs are Inevitable + Who's Back of the Week
This is what you think about. Great job at the Hard Rock Cafe, buddy.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
And the under.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
AFC North divisional games.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
True, but end of the season.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Well, now we're in the early in the season.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Yeah. Yeah. This is the end of the season. This was week one.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
I mean, you're always paying attention, but you're not really. It's the playoffs. The playoffs. Would you say December even? Yeah, late November, December.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Thanksgiving. Big Cat made a comment, and we'll probably get to it last week, that kind of stuck with me when it was like, it's not even Thanksgiving. Yeah. And the season's over.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
And it's the opposite for good teams. Yeah, good teams. Thanksgiving is when it's really time to lock in and the season starts.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
It should be this week.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
No, I felt bad. I was looking at the game, looking at the record, and I was like, if the Bears win this game, the record's going to be one game apart. They could be better than the Packers. Not the last team in the NFC North.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
They win that game. No.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Yeah. Drake may look good. Drake may look good. Bad interception at the end. Last play of the game.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Yeah, it was a weird route. It looked like he was wide open. Miscommunication. Kind of what I thought might happen where Stafford picked apart the defense. They kind of did whatever they wanted. Threw for four touchdowns. Drake may look good. Exciting loss. Exciting loss. I love that. You're excited.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
It was a fun game to watch. And again, going into this season, I wasn't expecting to go into the Sundays expecting to win. I'm not super disappointed that they lost. But Drake may look good. It was a fun game to watch.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
His hand was moving forward. It was kind of like a tuck rule situation. Small hands.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Yeah.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
And we also weren't going into the season being like Drake May as the best talent. Okay. All right. All right. And this is going to be a huge year. Yoss, et cetera.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
But yeah.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
No, that was a mistake. I don't know. I don't know. Yeah.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Band for band?
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Yeah, no, me neither.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
He had a couple blitz coming at him, guys running at him full speed, still throwing it, making completions, driving the ball down the field. Another five drops from receivers.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Yeah, no, there's... Pats need some help on the receiving side.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
But we never draft receivers. We're going to, in theory, have a chance at the best receiver.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
But we don't draft. We've never had a chance at drafting the best receiver in the draft.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Maybe both.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Or this guy from Arizona.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
I think the Patriots are good. I think they've turned the corner.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
The post-mutiny Drake May era feels different.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Guys are excited. He's giving speeches. Big speeches. Everyone's fired up. We'll see how his speech is this week. Yeah, I mean, that fumble was basically an instant touchdown. They lost by six points. A couple mistakes here, a couple mistakes there. They could have won that game.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Oh, no.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
This is a very important spot. I'm exactly going to be in this spot every Sunday where... I don't want to root for the Patriots to lose. I'm not going to say let's tank because who knows with the draft. I don't have experience in the draft game. It's not a sure thing. I will be rooting for the Patriots to win games as I was today. If they lose, I will instantly be like, that's good.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Good draft position. Welcome to this side of the table. I don't want to tank. There's been every season. I would prefer to spoil.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
I don't see it as a competition. I want all our guys to do well.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
That's a fucking lie.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
That's such a lie. You want the Eagles to do well? No, ours and our guys are quarterbacks.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
No, I'm so...
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
I texted one person. They didn't answer me.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
I'm still on it. I'll get it by the end of the show.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Oh, you do? It was families of the tragedy assistance program for survivors for a salute to service. Okay. Oh, cool. That's great. Salute to service. Salute to service.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
In New England, Drake Mayflower continued his stellar rookie campaign in the first quarter with a passing touchdown to Kendrick. Born to be wild. Methuen Stafford responded with a touchdown of his own to Cooper. Kapow! Rams defense forced a fumble on a play that was actually a tuck, ruble, whatever, and got the ball back in the red zone.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Do they have a bye? Yes.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
We've also beaten the Bills before. We'll beat them again.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
People forget that Monday Night Football game. I don't.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
No. The opposite, in fact.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Pookie Nakua was looking absolutely fire in the end zone, so Stafford rewarded him with a touchdown of his own. The pass fought back valiantly in the fourth quarter, but not even a touchdown from offensive lineman Jeff V as in Vidarian Lowe was enough, and the Rams win 28-22. Was that Lightning McQueen, Henry? Kapow!
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
You don't know what?
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
I don't know.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
What did you say, though?
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
I think that was an internal monologue. Yeah, what just happened there? I'm down.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
I'm down.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Anthony Richardson, you can't. There's only so much you can do. Here's the good news, Memes.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
They were winning this game at one point. They were. They were up three nothing.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
It was on the side TV, so I couldn't even really pay attention. It was 3-0. I was like, yes. Wait a minute. What does that mean?
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Yes, Max. It was on the side TV. So when you're looking forward at all these TVs, you forget about looking to the side. By the time I remembered to look to the side, it was 21-3, maybe five minutes later.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Zero.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Yeah, it was a bad pick. I'm very dumb. I don't know ball. I tried to call my shot, and I was wrong, and that will be the last time I do that.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
More inclined because if there was ever a world where they were going to win, it was going to be because they were fighting for their coach. Clearly, they did the opposite. Right.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Right. But in hindsight, if the situation was reversed, they actually wanted to play for him, like a Disney movie or something, they'd beat the Lions.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Amon Ra had 11 targets.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
I'll look them up right now.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
He gets down right now, maybe because until after Monday night. Maybe. Right now it's just MVP I'm seeing on DraftKings.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
And you know they can't. We were arguing about this in the studio when the Chargers were up, and then Big Cat was like, save it for the show, save it for the show. Chargers proceeded to
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
blow the lead and then he was like I take it all back but now I'm back but you know I think in that 30 minutes showed you everything that I was saying was correct and that yes they're a good team yes they have Harbaugh yeah they have a good quarterback sure they are not beating the Bills they're not beating the Chiefs they're not beating the Steelers they're not beating the Ravens they're not beating the Lions they're probably not beating the Eagles
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
They're not winning the Super Bowl. They will make the playoffs. They might win a game in the playoffs. They will not win the Super Bowl. Still a good bet. If you're going to cash out, that's a bet. 40-1, 35-1.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
I'll get a lightning bolt tat.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
No, but I will get a back tattoo of a lightning bolt if the Chargers win the Super Bowl this year. Depends how much they win the Super Bowl by.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
They get an inch for every point.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
One inch. To win the Super Bowl? That's it? If they win the Super Bowl by one, I'll get a one-inch lightning bolt if they win by 20. 20 inches. 20 inches.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Conviction. If I don't like to give away money, I like to actually have a chance to win it.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
If you cash out for a loss, you could have stayed the course. What about J.K. Dobbins 2+, huh?
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Yeah, cash out of that and bet the Bengals. Whatever. Fuck you, Max.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
49ers can make a run.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
And they're playing well, and it's like the Chiefs are playing bad. I feel like the Bengals have played better than the Chiefs have this whole season. I'm not joking.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
No. I test. I test.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Who's back of the week is Rory McIlroy. Yes. He won the race to Dubai. Yes.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
That's all he cares about. The prestigious race to Dubai. It's his sixth race to Dubai. He loves racing to Dubai. He does it and wins every year.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Yeah, it was actually like when I woke up this morning and opened my phone because it's Dubai. It was the first thing I saw. So no one even watched it either.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
It was like, congrats to Roy for winning at 8 a.m. this morning.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
I don't know. I don't know if it's like one of those.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Yeah, I think it's like a horse race where they race across the desert. Yeah. It's like one of those where they start in one place and go and end up in Dubai. I'm not sure. But he won the road to Dubai. Yeah.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Yeah. It's like Jordan. One more Ty Brady.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Good for Rory. Best to ever do it.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
That's a crazy stat. Good for George.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
I actually have a fun stat, too. Jared McCain's really good. Is this a stat about the Celtics? This was sent over from our stats guy, Paul. Jason Tatum traveled.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Our stats guy?
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
No, the stat that Paul said was the 76ers are 11 games back, 12 games into their season.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
That's a good stat, though. It's a good stat. Relevant, good to the show. What do you think about that stat, Max? What is the stat again? The Sixers are 11 games back, 12 games into their season. How is that possible? How is that possible to do? Yeah, isn't that... I don't know. That's insane. I trust our stats department. That's insane. They're 12 games back. Look at this travel from Jason.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Look at this.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Oh, wait, was that on the game-winning buzzer beater three he had last night? Travel. Did you see the flagrant when Jalen Brown almost got assaulted in the back? Didn't watch the game. Travel. Also, shout out to Julius Randle. No, it's if they cut it before this clip. One second before this clip, Jalen Brown almost got killed. Jason Tatum had to improvise, catch the game-winning three.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Who'd they beat? The Raptors. Got it. Raptors are having a good year, right? They were playing good last night. It went to overtime.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
I think the Raptors beat us earlier in the year That's a good question, Hank, what'd you say? Remember when you guys played in the playoffs?
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
He couldn't move forward. I was fixated on his right knee and how it was. No, he couldn't do anything. As a national podcast... We need to start the movement and take a stand because the worst part about that fight is that I think the takeaway was that it was a success.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
But because of the numbers and the viewership and all that bullshit, they're going to be like, oh, we need to do more of this when it was so bad.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Doesn't that piss you off? Even though it was whatever, like the great thing to do to knock him out. It's like people are going to bet it is officially saying. Right. Oh, yeah.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
He was good for a few years.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
And Taylor Serrano was a good match. Although Serrano gets bang-jobbed every time.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
Harder position to play, too.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
We're not going to make the tournament, so it's not going to be like... The Taylor Trojans.
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NFL Week 11, Fastest 2 Minutes, Steelers + Bills Statement Wins, Bears Lose In Soul Crushing Fashion, Chargers Eliminate The Bengals + National Sports Podcast Updates
It sounds like a beat reporter covering their local team.
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Dwyane Wade In Studio, Pacers Insane Comeback At MSG, The Thunder Are A Wagon, Remembering Jim Irsay + Fyre Fest With Oldie
Yeah.
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Dwyane Wade In Studio, Pacers Insane Comeback At MSG, The Thunder Are A Wagon, Remembering Jim Irsay + Fyre Fest With Oldie
Mm-hmm.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
76. 76ers.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
No, they haven't. But Jerry McCain's really good.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
But he's kicked in the playoffs before. He's had a bad game. I'm still going to give him the benefit of the doubt. Has he ever had a game that bad? No, not even close.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Let him try it. Yeah. We, as a national podcast, need to – Quinion Mitchell is a top five.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
It's incredible. He's awesome. The things that he has done this year. He is awesome.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Can I read against top receivers this year? Please. Packers week one, they don't have a true one. Gave up one reception for six yards. Drake London, one reception, five yards. Chris Alave, two receptions, 23 yards. Mike Evans, two receptions, 19 yards. Amari Cooper, one reception, 10 yards. Malik Neighbors, one reception, nine yards. Jamar Chase, two receptions, 19 yards.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Jaguars don't have a true one, one reception, 11 yards. cd lamb two receptions 14 yards terry mcclure and zero receptions zero yards that's incredible i mean stud that's going through a gauntlet as a rookie and being coming out yeah unbelievably yeah he's he's awesome happy for you max very happy and i as a national podcast we had to mention that
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
I don't know why you said the national podcast thing before. Because the national media isn't saying anything about it. Oh, got it.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Yeah, we do.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
He had one catch for 10 yards. No, that's against him. Oh, against him.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Yeah, where was he? Because that was Cooper.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
We just ran them. I know.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Also great. Badger. I thought about it. I was like, I can't do two national podcasts, guys. Yeah, but Badger, you should have. Yeah, Badger. National podcast.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
He's a really good defensive player of the year, probably.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
2-9? 2-9. Jared McCain almost won the game by himself last night.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Almost. Almost won the game? Yeah. We're building something.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
We're building something in Philly. Out of 12? We got good young guys.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Right. You're absolutely right. Maybe get them healthy, and then you got a real team. Thanks, Hank.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
He wanted me to fact check you to make sure it wasn't the Jets.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Yeah. It had nothing to do with Jane Daniels?
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
You're not talking yet.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
We like Paul Skeens on this show. I love Paul Skeens.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Yeah, I know. Good guy. Yeah. Very good.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
No, Bears.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
No, I had nothing else.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
No, I just like Caleb Williams. Memes likes Caleb Williams.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
You could get it. Who knows? Who knows? It's year one. You could get it. You guys are being nice. I appreciate you guys.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Caleb Williams is the best quarterback prospect since Andrew Luck. How many times did you hear that? Max, I agree with you.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
And he needs his players to not hate him. He needs his wide receivers to not hate him. DJ Moore's got to get out of here.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
I still want him.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
There we go. See, that's all we need. That's all we needed you to say.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
And they're going to beat the Packers.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Hold on.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Hold on. Did you take that as like a, I think so, yeah, is not an answer. You said, I think I'm fired up, as if his answer was, yes, I'm back. I just got to see who the coach is.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Yeah, the missing link. I have some news on Memes' mental headspace right now. Oh, no. Before we started here, Memes said... Memes goes, I hope that they lose this week so that they can just die. Oh. And I picked up on what he said, and I was like, wait a minute. If they lose this week, they're dead? So they're not dead yet. I think so, yeah.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
And he goes, well, if you look at the percentages, if they win this weekend, they're actually still alive.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
i got it i got it i got it i was so confused i was like neither of these are my teams it is it is memes you're in charge rounds minus one against the saints you're jumping all over the map no one no one knows what game you're gonna go to yeah but it's all right there yeah no it was literally right it was literally the very next one it's on there i just panicked because normally you say max when it's eagles yeah neither of these are my teams
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
You've said that about like 10 guys.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
That would be the Vikings minus six at the Titans. Oh, you yelled that. Well, I got excited because I was quick with it.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
I will be taking the spread. No, no, no, you got to take Moneyline. After making that statement, you have to take Moneyline.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
79. That was really good.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
It's just like right now in this moment.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Chargers minus one and a half at home against Bengals.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
No, that's fine. I deserve that.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
No, I deserve that. I deserve that.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
J.K. Dobbins is minus 115 any time.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Jameer Gibbs. I love it. I guess the Jaguars. He's minus 150. That's fine.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
That's fine.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
You know I'm not good in the bright light.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
I am going to go Jameis Revenge, Browns minus one.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
You did that to me last week.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
And you had Dave here. You had Gruden here. That had max loss written all over it.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Ah, that was mine. Yeah, got your back.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Yeah.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
I'm lost right now. I'm going to... I'm going to go with... This is awful. No, I don't like that. I always have just one pick, and then you robbed that of me. I'm going to go... Hank wants to kill you right now. Memes, you go.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
That did nothing for me. I needed more of a spike. Oh, I'm going to go Packers-Bears over 40 and a half. That's a bad pick. I like that. That's a really bad pick. No, that was a terrible pick. Why?
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Maybe Caleb's good.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Balmy. That's an over number. That is.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
jane daniels will be a very good quarterback in this league jane daniels is just is still a rookie and that's something that i think was very evident tonight i think it's something that you have seen a lot when he has played good defenses it's back-to-back games against two top defenses and he's looked like a rookie quarterback but that's okay because you expect that from a rookie quarterback yeah to struggle against good defenses and to do well against bad defense
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
So going into this year, that's exactly what you want. But Jane Daniels, I don't think, is, as a rookie, a Super Bowl-winning quarterback because no rookies are a Super Bowl-winning quarterback.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
I mean, a lot of those yards came in that garbage time.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Correct, correct.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
That's what I'm saying.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
He's a rookie quarterback. He looked like a rookie quarterback.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
No. We're taking it one game at a time. Jake Elliott has enough in his history to give him the benefit of a doubt of this is just a one-off game. If it happens again, then you start to get worried. I'm hovering over the panic button, but I'm not clicking the panic button on Jake Elliott yet because that was terrible. Realistically, the Eagles should have scored 35 points in this game.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Treat him like... Treat him the same from this game, but if he has one more bad game, panic, panic.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
That's like what I do. Yeah. That's like what I do when I'm like, I got to get myself right. And I for sure don't have the mentals to be an NFL kicker. No. But it's good that we have a little mini bye now because it'll be even more time for him to get this game out of his head. Yep. He can watch some games this weekend.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
I would like the one seat, but it's, it's all right. We're just going to take it. We're on the next weekend, Sunday night against the, against the Rams in LA. That's a tough game.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
I'll be good before kickoff, but once the whistle starts, I got no problem. There's no guarantee. My ass crack is confirmed 100%. You will see my ass crack.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Well, I don't want to spoil it.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Oh, Beamer. I heard a different brand. From who? I heard a Lambo.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
No. I'm so confused about this car. What kind of Beamer is this? If it's that much better than Big Cat's car.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Wait, are you talking about like credit card points or are you talking like building your credit score? Both. Both. Making payments. You know that if you finance a car, you also... I paid for my car in cash. Got it. But you could also buy a car and finance it, and that would also... Yeah.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
I needed you.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
You got fucked on my warranty. You got fucked on my warranty.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
When I got my car, the guy kept telling me the warranty, and I kept being like, no, I'm just going to get the lowest one. And then he just kept asking me why. He was like, why aren't you getting the higher one? And I had no good answer, so eventually I was like, eh, fuck it, give me the higher one.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
He asked me... five times, why don't you want this warranty? And I had no answer.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Yeah, I didn't do that either.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Shout out, I am Jazzy's World TV on TikTok.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Just that next week is going to be an absolute disaster.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Someone say the best.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Yeah, yeah.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
That's good. That's good to know. I didn't know that.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
That's all I'm trying.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
I'm never throwing the four-seamer. There's no point.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Yep.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
It's a curveball. Does it curve? It does, but it's not good.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Yes. Yes. How high does it hang? It depends where I throw it. Hernandez curveball. And then I got a palm ball. A palm ball? You guys are on Ephus. Yeah, I know. I don't really understand an Ephus. I try to just throw it really slow. No, you throw it high and slow. I also can mix in a little submarine.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
We need a pitch count. We need a pitch count.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
So mad. You're going to do it on purpose. No, I won't. No, I won't.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
That's true.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
It would be a shame if Hank did. No, Hank would look good, too.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
I have a feeling Jerry would be the one to do it.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Yeah. And my umpire, he was umping my bullpen. He was giving me nothing.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
What about comebackers? Are we worried about that? Yeah, that was very scary.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
I would rather. We got to stop comparing. Just wear a helmet. Yeah, wear a helmet. I thought about that.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
I'm thrilled that that's your biggest worry right now.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Yeah, no, no. The first thing that goes in your head. No, your worry is your first thing that goes in the head is, oh, will we make it back? Ah, fuck it. I'll just.
Pardon My Take
Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
No, but it popped into your head because that was a worry. And then you were like, oh, never mind. I just won't.
Pardon My Take
Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
No, but it popped into your head.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
I know.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Yeah, give Jack a number. Shout out Jack.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
24.
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Jon Gruden In Studio, NFL Week 11 Picks And Preview, Eagles Beat Commanders + Fyre Fest Of The Week
Oh, shit. Wait, is that 40 that's up there? 48 is up there. It would have been 44.
Pivot
Trump's Meme Coin Scheme, Alphabet's Earnings, and Cybertruck's Competition
Donald Trump's been back in office long enough to shock or surprise just about anyone who voted for him at this point, be it the signal scandal or the tariff turnarounds, the Jeanine Pirro of it all, the way he talks about Ozempic.
Pivot
Trump's Meme Coin Scheme, Alphabet's Earnings, and Cybertruck's Competition
On Today Explained, we're asking if any of his voters are experiencing voters' remorse. Especially those ones who are newer to his winning coalition. Younger voters, black voters, Latin voters. We're heading to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to ask them if regrets? Do they have a few? And just by way of spoiler, to get this out of the way, the answer is yes, they do.
Pivot
Tech Layoffs, Midlife Investing, and Parenthood in the Age of AI
I am, yeah. I'm up in Scotland.
Pivot
Tech Layoffs, Midlife Investing, and Parenthood in the Age of AI
Yeah, so my question is, my partner and I are in our mid-30s, and we're planning to start a family. We see the joy that it brings our friends and families and feel confident that it would be very rewarding for us to be parents. But we are also very concerned about the dangerous technology that our kids may grow up around, namely social media and AI.
Pivot
Tech Layoffs, Midlife Investing, and Parenthood in the Age of AI
And that child safety is just not valued on these platforms. So my question to you guys, your favorite topic, if you were in the shoes of a 30-something today, would you both dive into parenthood again? And how might you approach it differently, given the above?
Pivot
Tech Layoffs, Midlife Investing, and Parenthood in the Age of AI
Oh, my God. Yeah, the Scottish accent is something, isn't it?
Pivot
Tech Layoffs, Midlife Investing, and Parenthood in the Age of AI
I know what you're going to say.
Pivot
Tech Layoffs, Midlife Investing, and Parenthood in the Age of AI
I'm not worried. I guess it's a hesitation. You know what prompted all of this was the story about the young man who committed suicide after... Character AI?
Pivot
Tech Layoffs, Midlife Investing, and Parenthood in the Age of AI
Yeah, and I guess, you know, that's an isolated incident. I would like to believe it. I do believe it.
Pivot
Tech Layoffs, Midlife Investing, and Parenthood in the Age of AI
I guess the driving and the drugs and stuff, it's part of growing up and figuring the thing out. But I guess the AI situation just feels bigger and scarier to me.
Pivot
Tech Layoffs, Midlife Investing, and Parenthood in the Age of AI
Yeah. Because I think it's something that you could not know is going on in the background.
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Tech Layoffs, Midlife Investing, and Parenthood in the Age of AI
I respect you both greatly, and I appreciate the resounding advice.
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Tech Layoffs, Midlife Investing, and Parenthood in the Age of AI
I think I'm getting too old for that.
Pivot
CEO Shooting, Bitcoin Surge, and Bezos’s Trump Optimism
That was really good. I really enjoyed listening to it. I was going to talk to him.
Planet Money
Is the reign of the dollar over?
But in this in this particular couple few days, that was not happening. A, it wasn't happening. And B, it was picking up speed. And so all of that kind of rhymes with, you know, a kind of moving away from U.S. assets in general.
Planet Money
Is the reign of the dollar over?
You know, I would argue that that's not what took place.
Planet Money
Is the reign of the dollar over?
Yeah, we try not to. Yeah, we've certainly used those beep words.
Planet Money
Is the reign of the dollar over?
That was kind of a moment like, okay, things are definitely disrupted here. And the speed at which it's happening is picking up. But he was like, oh, that's a little bit interesting.
Planet Money
Is the reign of the dollar over?
We were also trying to figure out what's so what does it what does it mean? Like what's next when that when that happens? Like, OK, so now what? And the reality is we're looking for a regime break.
Planet Money
Is the reign of the dollar over?
It's not our base case, but that question entering the conversation is interesting.
Planet Money
Is the reign of the dollar over?
Not wearing a suit that day, dress for your day, wearing Kevlar.
Planet Money
Is the reign of the dollar over?
You had equities go down meaningfully. You had bonds go down in price meaningfully. And you had the U.S. dollar that went lower meaningfully.
Prof G Markets
The State of Trade with China — ft. Alice Han
Buying a house has long been considered the best way to build wealth and move into true adulting.
Prof G Markets
The State of Trade with China — ft. Alice Han
Okay, the handbag you can probably manage without. But what about a house? Surely that's actually good, right? We're going to find out this week on Explain It To Me. New episodes every Sunday morning, wherever you get your podcasts.
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The $6.6 Trillion Sell-off
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REAL AF with Andy Frisella
883. Andy & DJ CTI: Biden Battling With Prostate Cancer, James Comey's Social Media Approach & Indian Version Of Titanic
No.
REAL AF with Andy Frisella
883. Andy & DJ CTI: Biden Battling With Prostate Cancer, James Comey's Social Media Approach & Indian Version Of Titanic
It's super weird.
REAL AF with Andy Frisella
883. Andy & DJ CTI: Biden Battling With Prostate Cancer, James Comey's Social Media Approach & Indian Version Of Titanic
There's no there there.
REAL AF with Andy Frisella
883. Andy & DJ CTI: Biden Battling With Prostate Cancer, James Comey's Social Media Approach & Indian Version Of Titanic
Hey, listen here, pal. Yeah. That's equivalent. That's right. You guys got it. You know what I'm saying? It's over there. Hey, listen here, buddy. Yeah, I've had it up to here with it. That's like three-fourths full. You know what I'm saying? You're on my last nerve.
REAL AF with Andy Frisella
883. Andy & DJ CTI: Biden Battling With Prostate Cancer, James Comey's Social Media Approach & Indian Version Of Titanic
You got this.
REAL AF with Andy Frisella
883. Andy & DJ CTI: Biden Battling With Prostate Cancer, James Comey's Social Media Approach & Indian Version Of Titanic
How can you tell?
REAL AF with Andy Frisella
883. Andy & DJ CTI: Biden Battling With Prostate Cancer, James Comey's Social Media Approach & Indian Version Of Titanic
It went down pretty quick.
REAL AF with Andy Frisella
883. Andy & DJ CTI: Biden Battling With Prostate Cancer, James Comey's Social Media Approach & Indian Version Of Titanic
I think we got it, dude. What do you think? We got it. We got it. Good. No, we definitely decked it. Hector, jump down. Nope. Dude. Dude.
REAL AF with Andy Frisella
883. Andy & DJ CTI: Biden Battling With Prostate Cancer, James Comey's Social Media Approach & Indian Version Of Titanic
It's only been like two days, man.
REAL AF with Andy Frisella
883. Andy & DJ CTI: Biden Battling With Prostate Cancer, James Comey's Social Media Approach & Indian Version Of Titanic
Michelle and I both know how hard this must be.
Radio Atlantic
The Books We Read in High School (Part 1)
You know, of course, there are ways to build empathy and curiosity about the world that aren't sitting down and reading a full-fledged novel. But the novel's proven to be a pretty reliable way of building up the brain and building up, you know, the ability to think about a world outside of your own. So it would be sad if that went away forever.
Radio Atlantic
The Mind Readers
Akhil used to say, like, when my mom passed away, and I used to sit down and study with him, he would say that your mom wants to play with me. And I said, where is she? He said, she's sitting beside me.
Radio Atlantic
The Mind Readers
What is this phenomenon happening? Why are his mind and my mind completely connected?
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And so Gary Gensler, the former head of the SEC, basically said, almost all crypto assets are securities, and securities are regulated by me here at the Securities and Exchange Commission. And we don't need new legislation. We need all of you to comply with securities laws, which are quite strict.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And I think to give the crypto industry some benefit of the doubt on this, there were some questions about, like, okay, is this a commodity or a security? Who should regulate? How does this rule exactly apply for a bunch of really technical reasons? But that was the world that we're in. And from my perspective, it worked fine. Yeah.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
You know, there were lots of crypto companies in the United States. You know, the financial system was mostly protected from this quite scammy, quite volatile industry. But the industry didn't like it, in part because Main Street and Wall Street banks declined to do a lot of business with crypto firms because of questions about how they would be regulated.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
If they did that, would it be safe for them? Would they get into trouble with their regulators? And that's really one of the things that's changing now that we're on the precipice of pro crypto legislation coming out that I think is going to dramatically increase risk in the American financial system.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
Crypto legislation is only the number one most salient priority for crypto people. So the people that members of Congress are going to hear from are the crypto people.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
I wish I had a great answer for this because there's no point. This is a pointless, stupid thing to do, right? Sorry, I don't know if I should say that. No, I mean, I feel better. Maybe that's why I don't understand it. Yeah. This is a pointless, stupid thing to do on a lot of levels.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
So the plan, you know, and again, we don't know yet, but the plan is to take $100 billion or so and to buy Bitcoin and Ether and a bunch of other cryptocurrencies. And the U.S. government owns, depending on the day and the market value, roughly $20 billion of cryptocurrency that has seized as a civil asset forfeiture or in criminal cases. So they probably put that in there.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And look, the United States has a bunch of strategic reserves for strategically important goods. So petroleum, they will release that when gas prices spike because of crude oil shortages. We have strategic stockpiles of kinds of pharmaceuticals, certain minerals that are important in defense, that sort of thing. But yeah, what's the strategic point of the United States holding crypto?
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
There is none, right? And this is a huge, huge boon, huge giveaway to the crypto industry, an enormous one.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
Cryptocurrency initially started as basically a way to create a financial structure outside of governments and outside of the banking system.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
Well, there's two. The first has to do with public corruption. Donald Trump has taken a stake in this venture where we've had a foreign national with involvement with the American legal system, regulatory system, effectively buying him off, right? Investing in these tokens. And then Trump gets a stake of that. He gets money from it.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
Members of his family or representatives of his family have reportedly been holding talks to take a stake in the U.S. arm of Binance, which is the world's biggest crypto exchange. That's a company that pled guilty to violating American money laundering laws. Because of those kinds of laws, it runs a smaller offshoot in the U.S.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And so Americans don't actually access, generally don't access the big Binance. My favorite fact about Binance is that it does not even name what jurisdiction it is based in. And the founder of Binance pled guilty to violating money laundering rules and is reportedly seeking a pardon from Donald Trump.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
Yes. This is like the Trump Hotel next to the White House on steroids. Right. Right. Right. So I worry about that. And I worry about President Trump and his agents in office not acting in the public interest in ways that might be opaque. Right. And so then the second more material big problem that I'm worried about, so say you, you don't have any investment in Bitcoin.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And so you're like, yeah, the government's getting in on it, but I'm not personally exposed. The thing that I am worried about is, is that Wall Street firms in particular will take the pro-crypto legislation and they will reformat parts of their business as crypto businesses in order to skirt financial regulations. You know, this might sound outlandish, right?
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
Maybe you'd say, oh, wait, but all these Wall Street companies, aren't they regulated by the CFTC and the SEC and OCC and the Fed and Treasury? And can they really do that? And would they really do that? And I would say that, yeah, the U.S. financial industry excels in regulatory arbitrage. That's like one of the main things that they do is figure out how to get out from regulations.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And so I worry about them investing in crypto and crypto showing up on their books. But, you know, volatile crypto prices, I think that that'll be somewhat self-limiting. And the thing I really worry about is, you know, a repeat of 2008. I worry about Bitcoin being today's credit default swap, today's mortgage-backed security.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
I worry about it being the instrument that, through its lack of regulation, through its opacity, being the lit match with a lot of kindling around. That's really what I worry about.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And that could be affecting people who have nothing to do with crypto, who have no idea it exists, who don't have crypto investments, but have a mortgage or have a retirement account or want to open a business by getting a small business loan. Because the financial system, it's based on trust. And if we increase risk in an opaque way in the financial system and reduce trust in it, I am terrified.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And that really was a FINRAG problem. And, you know, we had Dodd-Frank in the wake of that, which, you know, really made the system safer and has held up. And now they're going to gut it.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
I think crypto is seen as this fringy, edgy, hyper-speculative, oh, it's boomed and busted before. Ah, okay. That's my guess, is part of what is happening here. And I think that history repeats itself and we forget so often.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
So one of the things that Dodd-Frank did was it set up this little institution in Washington called the CFPB, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, because there was a recognition that that the many financial regulators that the United States has, from the Fed to kind of obscure ones like OCC and, you know, important ones like FDIC, they're not really consumer-facing.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And so they set up an organization that was really aimed at consumers, would really talk in plain language, and would not just help consumers who are getting ripped off by financial firms, but would also watch for problems.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And then could communicate those problems to the Fed and Treasury and other organizations that could maybe do something about it. And that agency is just gone. Right.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
It was really, really outsidery. It was kind of utopian.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
or in the process of being destroyed. The issue is still in court, but the Trump administration has functionally closed the CFPB. No work is getting done there right now.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
The other risk with crypto, and in some ways I think people underrate this, but it's really scammy. There are a lot of companies that kind of get set up overnight, and they make a bunch of promises, and they target people who might not have a lot of savvy, not a lot of technical knowledge.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And these people get ripped off, and they get ripped off in Bitcoin, so it's really hard to get the money back. And so, you know, if you or I walked into a bank and we said, I want to send $10,000 to somebody in Southeast Asia, that would trigger a bunch of internal flags, both within the bank and also regulatory flags, right? Yeah. Why are you doing that? You know, are you sure?
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
Are you absolutely positive you want to do that? Okay. And probably somebody would sort of say, okay, are you getting scammed? Did you read this pamphlet? Are you absolutely positive? And, you know, the problem and ultimately if you did really want to do that, right, like it's your money, you could send it. But there's guardrails there.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And, you know, with crypto, we now have all of these, you know, older Americans, veterans, people trying to start businesses, people who are just like looking for a boyfriend on Hinge or, you know, a girlfriend on Bumble who are getting scammed. And this industry is worth like billions and billions of dollars.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And there's the kind of like little ticky tacky personal scams, which, you know, people can lose their entire life savings in. So I don't, you know, the little texts that come up, hey, it's Steve, how are you doing? Right. But then there's also businesses that get set up that completely misrepresent what they're doing and scam larger numbers of people.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
It was very, very techie. And from the very outset, it was simultaneously a currency. Right. So supposed to be a store of value and investment, perhaps something that you could put money in and get more money back later.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And, you know, we've had several Ponzi schemes in crypto. And so I really, really worry about that, too.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
It's so it's so bad. So, you know, it was just a couple of weeks ago. Probably most people didn't notice this. But, you know, there was a Dubai based exchange called Bybit that got hacked.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And it seems like the hackers, something called the Lazarus Group, which is run out of North Korea, out of the North Korean military dictatorship, there's a tremendous amount of state-sanctioned theft, state-sanctioned terrorism that runs through here.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And one thing that I quite worry about is if the United States government is invested in these crypto businesses and these crypto businesses are sort of being under-regulated in the American system,
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
You know, what happens if China or North Korea or another adversarial country or just, you know, an adversarial terrorist group that isn't state-sponsored comes in and decides to screw with the crypto markets? So one way in which this could happen is something—I'm not going to get into the details of it because it's very detailed, but it's something called a 51 percent attack.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
which is that in a given crypto market, if somebody can take over kind of 51% of a blockchain, they can control the whole blockchain and kind of change rules within it. And, you know, we haven't totally seen this happen because it would be expensive to do. But I don't know, maybe if you have state resources, it's not so expensive to do.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And maybe you want to do it now that Washington is going all in. And, you know, going back to what we were talking about before, about, you know, 2007, 2008 and the global financial crisis, One thing that I worry about a little bit is, you know, one way or another, Donald Trump is not going to be president four years from now, right? And it— From your mouth to God's ears, Annie, but yes.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
I'm going to put a small—according to current American law— Thank you. He shouldn't be president four years from now. And financial crises tend to take a long time to brew.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
a long time for the 2007-2008 crisis to really kind of sink in and the conditions to come that, you know, it just all started to fall apart. And I think that especially if, you know, the U.S. doesn't go into a downturn, the markets are probably going to be fine for a while. It's
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And also a financial technology that would allow people to transfer money between each other without having to go through the kind of financial conduits that are controlled by governments and banks.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And, you know, I really worry that it might not be the president after Trump if current law holds or the president after that or the president after that. That's one thing that I that I really worry about.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
That's a good point, but no. I mean, I don't think they're going to bother to reinstate rules afterwards is my guess. Who is going to prioritize floor time in the house to make sure that they get all the little Dodd-Frank provisions back? And industries, you know, the stronger they get, the stronger they lobby.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And so if you all of a sudden have all of these Wall Street, Main Street banks, crypto companies coming in and saying like, no, no, no, no, don't go back to the old regime. Don't do that.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
I mean, I think it'll take another financial crisis for them to fix it, is my guess.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
So a certain level of anonymity and privacy that you wouldn't necessarily have, you know, Uncle Sam looking over your shoulder. And again, just something that was outside the aegis of the system that a lot of early crypto adopters really felt was suspect. Something that could be, you know, universal, global.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
There were some other kind of kookier ideas out there too, right? That this would come to supplant the dollar, that, you know, this would be a way to rebuild the entire globe's financial architecture. I think none of that is true at this point. But it was a very heady idea. And I feel like the idea of crypto has in some ways gotten smaller and smaller and smaller.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
When I say that the idea has gotten smaller, I think that unless you are a diehard crypto booster in Silicon Valley or elsewhere, you no longer think probably that this is going to supplant the global financial ecosystem, that this is going to lead to the demise of the dollar and the euro and the yen, that this is going to eliminate banking and radically change how we use money.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
This is a speculative instrument, right? So I'm going to buy and hold with the hope that it's going to go up in price or, you know, I'm going to bet against it and hope that it's going to go down or I'm going to invest in these crypto companies. And I think this one is going to make a lot more money than that one.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And I would note that I feel like people somehow underrate the degree to which crypto remains a foundational part of black markets even today, right? It's been a big part of our regulatory skepticism and legal skepticism of it is that it is used for human trafficking. It is used for drug trafficking. It is used for terrorism, state-sponsored and not state-sponsored.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And a lot of cryptoactivity happens outside of the United States precisely because companies cannot or do not want to comply with American securities and banking laws.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
I mean, so for a lot of people, it's a very, very lucrative investment, particularly if you bought early.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
But we say it's a speculative asset. It's a price that is unusual in the sense that it's completely untethered. So when we think about investments in general, so a stock, right? If I'm going to buy a share of a stock, I'm not just getting the value of the stock itself. I'm getting the money that that company is going to remit to shareholders.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
The value of the stock and the amount of money that's going to get remitted to shareholders is based on the company's core financials, what they're buying and selling. Bitcoin is different in the sense that there's nothing underneath at all. There's no way in which it's generating and throwing off cash over time. And there's literally nothing there. It's like a lottery ticket.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
Even something like gold, which is a really speculative asset in the same way, gold itself does have, like, industrial uses. There are things you can do with gold. Right. You know, there's really almost nothing like it. You know, even Beanie Babies or Tulip Bulbs, right? You have the Beanie Baby. You have the Tulip Bulb. Here, it's like nothing. It's a bunch of numbers. That's it. Right, right.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
It means that the price is purely speculative and completely and only based, literally only solely based, on interest in the asset. So imagine that everybody decides, no more Bitcoin. We're all moving to Ether. or another cryptocurrency. There's nothing underlying the value of Bitcoin. If Bitcoin had some beating heart of an investment, right?
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
Like it was an apartment building where you could rent the apartments out. It was a farm where you could eat or sell the apples. Any of a million other things I could think of, there would still be some base value to it. And the thing with crypto is that there's nothing. And so you'll see these smaller cryptocurrencies just completely crash and burn.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And so it means that they're much more volatile. And it also means that they're harder to assess the value of because there's no underlying value. It's just literally a bet on who's going to want it at what price.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
Absolutely. And so if we were talking about somebody that we wanted to advise to have investments, but to have pretty safe investments, usually we talk about like a bond, right? And bonds are low risk because they come with these kind of steady income streams, even like a government bond, right?
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
You're going to need the government to decide not to pay the bondholder in order for that to be a bad investment in some cases. And there's sort of, I'm simplifying a lot here, right? Mm-hmm. And with crypto, you might be pretty confident that the price is going somewhere, but there's no guarantees about anything.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And you're just like, it's like you're in a room in which you're trying to suss out what everybody else is trying to do.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
I mean, it has boomed and busted and boomed and busted and boomed and busted. And it's booming-ish right now, but kind of busting a little bit at the moment. If you remember back to just a few years ago, crypto had this big mainstream advertising push. So the Staples Center was renamed the Crypto.com Arena.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
You started to see ads on television challenging people to embrace risk and invest in crypto.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
In the 2022 Super Bowl, there were these ads with LeBron James and Larry David that were hawking crypto.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And just months later, FTX, which was Sam Bankman-Fried's crypto exchange, mega exchange, it collapsed. And that fed a giant blow up in the crypto market, this enormous collapse in prices.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
One thing that I've also written about is that, you know, in 2021 and 2022, you had a lot of targeted advertising in Black communities, which were slow to adopt crypto, kind of late to get in. But there was a ton of advertisement basically, you know, kind of making this argument to Black folks who might have been kind of skeptical investors about
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
that this was their chance outside of these stodgy U.S. financial companies that had redlined them and hadn't treated them fairly, that this was their big opportunity. And because there's such great racial wealth disparities in this country, I think that This was a very kind of attractive case.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And a lot of black folks bought in when the bubble was about to burst, right, when the bubble was getting blown up. And then, you know, they bought in when crypto was really expensive and then they saw the price of their investment crater.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
So Donald Trump had been a crypto hater for a long time.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And my sense of what happened by talking to people in this industry is that crypto folks began flattering Donald Trump and they started sending him a ton of money and they started setting up business ventures with his family members, with his sons. And all of a sudden he became wildly pro-crypto, probably more than any but just a couple handful of members of Congress.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And so he said he was going to make money. you know, the United States, the crypto capital of the world. He was promising pro-crypto legislation. He said that the Biden administration had basically been strangling this nascent industry and punishing it by attempting to get it to comply with United States securities laws and banking laws. And that's where we are right now.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
Right now, you or I or anybody can go buy crypto assets, right? We can go get Bitcoin. We can go get any number of crypto assets. And that risk is ours. We can lose all our money on crypto if we want to. Crypto is not really knitted in with the American financial system, although that is changing slowly and is about to change quickly.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And so when these really volatile assets crash, you can have a lot of kind of personal pain. A lot of people can personally get scammed. They can lose a lot of money. But there isn't broad public risk. Donald Trump is planning on doing a few things. So first, he's planning on cutting financial regulations for all financial businesses, so deregulating.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
There's just so many things going on right now, and people are so excited about some things and so upset by other things.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
He's reducing financial regulatory enforcement through the SEC and the other alphabet soup agencies that do that in the United States. He's thinking about creating a crypto reserve, so using public assets to purchase Bitcoin, Ether, probably some other currencies. And then he's promised to sign a bill that would change the regulatory status of crypto, among other things.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
At the same time, it's also worth noting that his family and he are kind of in the crypto business now. They started or were staked in a company called World Liberty Financial. which sells tokens. His older sons recently invested in a mining operation.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And before the inauguration, they launched a meme coin, a Trump meme coin, which created earned value, but appears to have made his family and their partners a lot of money just from skimming from the transactions. And so all of these things are happening at once. And the thing that I fear is
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
is that you could end up with less price volatility because you have this kind of stable government investment and this government interest, now a public interest in stable crypto prices, but you're socializing risk. It could be the taxpayer that's called on to bail out crypto businesses, the taxpayer that's putting you know, public resources on the line.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
And I worry that Donald Trump is taking risk away from crypto investors, particularly big crypto magnets, and is putting it on the American taxpayer, on the citizen, in a way that, you know, I don't know that the taxpayer or the citizen is going to have those benefits redound to them.
Radio Atlantic
Why Is Trump So Into Crypto?
So crypto was interesting, and this is all really technical. Basically, there had been an argument from the crypto industry that crypto assets were different than the assets that were regulated by financial regulators like the CFTC and the SEC. Basically, that crypto needed its own legislation. American financial regulators, by and large, rejected this argument.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
Cheating Wife Killed - The Matthew Mollicone story
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Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
Cheating Wife Killed - The Matthew Mollicone story
Who else has a gun here? Get out of here, let's go! Who else has a gun here?
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The Worst Way To Die - The Ricard Siagian story
Na klar, können wir. Was du aus deiner Zukunft auch machst. Wir können alles, was kommt. Das Handwerk.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
So this woman is psychic, or at least she claims she is. And she's about to defraud this guy out of millions of dollars. Now her name is Rachel Lee and she lives in Oregon. And one day this guy walks into her psychic shop. His name's Ralph. And Ralph is 57, and the poor guy is just super lonely. And he wants advice from a psychic. But Rachel Lee, she sees him as an easy mark.
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This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
I mean, he's super lonely and he loves blonde women with English accents. So shortly after that, one day Ralph is at the Portland airport and he just so happens to get approached by a woman. This woman, Mary Marks. And Mary Marks strikes up a conversation with him and she just so happens to have blonde hair and an English accent.
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This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
And Mary Marks tells him that she's an exchange student and that she's in her 20s. Now, none of that is true, but we'll get to that. So Ralph and Mary Mark strike up a conversation and they hit it off and they start flirting. And pretty soon they're talking on the phone all the time. But she lives in California and he lives all the way up in Oregon.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
So their relationship is long distance, but they're really into each other. Two years later, they get married and it's a quick marriage to help her get her visa, but whatever. Ralph is super happy. I mean, he's never had a wife before, even if it is long distance. In fact, Bro is so in love, he ends up getting one of those personalized license plate frames that says Ralph Hart Mary on it.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
But soon enough, Mary Marks is telling Ralph that she's also a bookkeeper. So Ralph hands over some of the business bookkeeping responsibilities to her. So now Rachel Lee and Mary Marks are completely in charge of Ralph's finances.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
And then Rachel Lee sells off all his investments and she's paying herself, she's paying Mary Marks, Rachel Lee's paying her own boyfriend, and they're all living a pretty baller lifestyle off of Ralph's money. And Rachel Lee in particular loves using Ralph's corporate credit cards to travel the world with her boyfriend. I mean, here she is in Paris. Oh, but it gets much worse.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
Because one day, Mary Marks and Ralph, they agree to start a family. I mean, Ralph has always wanted to have a kid. I mean, someone to pass the tree farm on to. Now, here's where it gets really weird. They've been together for several years at this point, but they've never been intimate. Like, they've never smashed. Never. Nothing. No idea why. Regardless, they agree to get Mary Marks pregnant.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
I mean, he's a lonely old man, he's never been married, he's never even been in a relationship, and most importantly, he's worth millions of dollars. Because his family owns a successful tree farm. And so Rachel Lee gives him a psychic reading and they start talking and they hit it off and she tells him all the things he wants to hear.
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This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
through IVF. So she tells him to, you know, put his special sauce in a cup and she'll take it back to California to a doctor and she'll use it to get fertilized. So they do that and Mary Marks goes back to California with his special sauce and she ends up pregnant.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
And around nine months later, she comes back to Oregon with a baby, allegedly Ralph's son, who she names, and I'm not making this up, she names him Giorgio Armani, like the T-shirt. Regardless, Ralph is super happy. I mean, he loves his son. It's what he's always wanted. And she brings him up from California to visit all the time.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
Okay, so here's the truth about Mary Marks. Are you ready for this? Mary Marks is not some random English exchange student in her 20s who just happened to meet Ralph one day at the airport. Mary Marks is actually Rachel Lee's biological daughter. And together, they're scamming poor Ralph. And by the way, Mary Marks is not in her 20s.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
She was 17 when she met Ralph back at the airport, and she was 19 when they got married. Ralph, of course, has no idea what her real age is. And her English accent? Totally fake. Her blonde hair? A wig. Their marriage? Also fake. Like she didn't file any paperwork. It was all part of the scam. Even her name, Mary Marks, is a fake name. But here's the thing. Mary Marks really did get pregnant.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
Just not by Ralph. She got pregnant by her actual boyfriend back in California. But little Giorgio Armani is not her baby. Allegedly, her boyfriend wouldn't allow her to use her real baby, so she had to borrow a baby from a family member. She then took that family member's baby up to Oregon periodically to Ralph and told him that it's his son. So this baby in the video calling him dad is not his.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
And poor Ralph, he's unaware of all of this. And if you're like, Ray, how could he fall for such an obvious scam? Well, I don't know. I'm not him. But I sincerely, respectfully think he might be on the spectrum. Plus, remember, he was desperately lonely and he just really wanted to connect with someone and someone finally came along.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
Anyway, but then things get much worse for Ralph because one day his elderly father passes away. So now the whole tree farm is his. So then Rachel Lee, who's still at this point managing his finances, she lies to him and she tells him he's actually broke and that he needs to pay his inheritance tax and that he'll need to sell his entire farm to pay off this debt.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
And so sadly, Ralph believes her and he does. He sells his family farm that he loves for $12 million. And of course, Rachel Lee is controlling his money. And with this sudden influx of cash, she uses it to buy herself a lot of stuff. She buys herself another psychic shop. She invests in real estate in California. She buys her boyfriend an exotic car, Rolexes.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
And so later he starts going back to her again and again and revealing more and more about his life and their relationship starts to get personal. And they start hanging out and Ralph is like buying her little gifts and writing her checks and whatever she needs. And eventually Ralph ends up hiring her as his personal housekeeper.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
I mean, these fake psychics are out of control. Until... Here's the thing to remember about this whole story. All of this takes place in a couple of different small towns in Oregon. And the thing about small towns is people in small towns tend to notice things. For example, that psychic shop where Rachel Lee does her readings, it suddenly has a white Ferrari parked outside all the time.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
And people in town are like, how the does anyone in this town afford a Ferrari? Much less a local woman who does psychic readings. Like everyone around here drives pickup trucks. So then people start talking and neighbors start believing Ralph is getting scammed and eventually local police get involved and they subpoena Ralph's financial records.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
And looking at his bank records, it looks like Ralph had bought a bunch of houses, an apartment complex, trips to Europe, a Bentley, a Ferrari. So police go to Ralph and they're like, hey, Ralph, did you buy a Ferrari and all this other shit? And of course, Ralph was like, uh, no.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
So after 10 years, Rachel Lee and her daughter's scam finally starts to crumble after these women had swindled almost $15 million from him. And poor Ralph, once police tell him that they scammed him, he just wants his money back that he was scammed out of. But he's such a nice guy that he really doesn't want Rachel Lee and Mary Marks to get in trouble because he still cares about them.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
Regardless, they eventually do get in trouble. And bam, Rachel Lee gets arrested. Here's her mugshot. And also, bam, Mary Marks gets arrested. Here's her mugshot. And they both end up taking plea deals. But here's the thing though. Even after the arrest, Ralph still refuses to believe any of this.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
he still thinks Mary Marks is really this blonde woman from England who he just happened to meet at the airport who loves him. So as part of her plea deal, police make Mary Marks sit in a room with Ralph and confess to him that she's a fraud and they make her take her blonde wig off in front of him.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
Once she takes her wig off in front of him, he finally sees the truth and he believes this woman scammed him. Anyway, Rachel Lee is sentenced to nine years in prison and Mary Marks gets about two and a half years in prison. And Rachel Lee's boyfriend, who was also involved, he gets two years in prison.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
And allegedly, even after all that, for years after, Ralph still wore his wedding ring as he really loved having a family, even if it was fake.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
and later he hires her to take care of his elderly father's finances like helping pay his bills on time and stuff like that and then she becomes Ralph's elderly father's full-time caretaker and she's helping manage the finances of the family business AKA the successful tree farm. So over the next two years, Rachel slowly grooms Ralph to trust her. And she pretends to be his best friend.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
This Fake Psychic Scammed Millions - The Rachel Lee story
And she uses his finances to pay herself $9,000 a month to work for him. Damn. But then one day, Rachel Lee comes to Ralph with a prediction. Because remember, she's psychic. She tells him that he's in luck and that soon he's going to meet someone special, a romantic interest, someone with blonde hair and an English accent. And this is great news for Ralph.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
The Worst Crime in NFL History - The Aaron Hernandez story
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Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
The Worst Crime in NFL History - The Aaron Hernandez story
Können wir.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
The Worst Crime in NFL History - The Aaron Hernandez story
Können wir.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
The Worst Crime in NFL History - The Aaron Hernandez story
Na klar, können wir. Was du aus deiner Zukunft auch machst. Wir können alles, was kommt. Das Handwerk.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
They Stole a Penguin
And you can actually hear how drunk the dude is in the video because he starts quacking at the penguin.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
They Stole a Penguin
I'm going in there, man. Look at the dolphins. Yo, look at them. Let's go get a penguin, man. We're begging for them.
ReLiving Single
No Lie featuring Robert Horn
Where did you go to school? Oh, I went to a small private school called Eastland. Hmm, never heard of it.
ReLiving Single
No Lie featuring Robert Horn
I strongly suggest you get one of your boy toys over here and have him pretend that he's your study. I'm not going to lie like that for Greg.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization. But if you'd like to take this experience up to levels that nobody's ever understood with their tiny, shiny human brains, all you need is a cup or mug or a glass, a tank of chalice or stine, a canteen jug or flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And now he has the ultimate victory, goes from the guy who was wrong about everything, according to all the professionals who are liars, to the guy who was right about everything, And now he's in charge. Very Trump-like third act kind of situation, wasn't it? I kind of like this just because the movie-like feeling of victory that it has.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
As much as I liked my own story of being completely mocked in 2015 for saying Trump was going to win, and then when he does, you go, yeah, there you go. There's your third act story right there. So congratulations to Dr. Bhattacharya for doing the full third act. He did the whole movie and I'll expect a lot out of him. Meanwhile, the University of Technology in Sydney.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
says that the ocean stores water in a completely different way than we thought, or additional way than we thought, using some kind of quantum physics that hadn't been completely understood. So when the sun heats the ocean, it stores energy not only as heat, but as hybrid pairs of photons coupled to oscillate water molecules. I mean, you could have just asked me. Scott says,
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Is the ocean storing the water just as heat, or is it also storing it as oscillating water molecules? Well, I thought heat was oscillating molecules, but according to this, there's more to it. And here's what I say about that. How many times are we going to find out that there's a major variable that's missing in the climate models, and then we add it in
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Until now, they've suffered from slow charging and discharging, but now they've figured out how to make it do all that faster. So there's probably, how many times have I read you a story about a new battery development? Maybe 15, 15 or 20? And I don't know if any one of those will take off and be the next big thing, but if any one of them works, just any one of them, it's going to be huge.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
and then they have to adjust the model again to make sure that it says what it used to say. Would that make you suspicious? That all the assumptions going into the very complex models keep changing, and yet the models keep saying the same thing. Hold on, the inputs change, but then the output stays the same. Hmm, I don't know what to think about that.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
It's almost like there's something sketchy going on. I don't know what it could be. Well, Mark Andreessen appeared on the Joe Rogan show and made quite a bit of news. Turns out he's one of the most interesting people in the world, which I knew. because I've been following it for a long time. But the rest of the world just found out, I think.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So here are some of the things that Marc Andreessen's saying, just for your general entertainment on Joe Rogan. He said, quote, newspapers... And by the way, a lot of this is from... From... I'll tell you in a second. But anyway, he said, quote, newspapers have been scandal sheets forever. He said the first newspaper was a scandal sheet about the Vatican.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
It was all about scandals with the Pope and the bishops, etc. And here's the part I didn't know. Jefferson and Adams both owned newspapers and would use it to smear each other. Ben Franklin had 15 different sock puppet anonymous accounts and have them argue with each other in his newspaper. We've been in a world of disinformation warfare for a very long time.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
How many of you knew that during the time of the founders, the newspapers were just completely fake? Now, I knew that, but I didn't know that Jefferson, Adams, and Franklin all owned their own newspaper. Let me see if I can put this together. So three of the most famous founders, the ones that we revere today, despite what flaws they might have had, we revere them as gods.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Not gods, but you know what I mean. And so their reputations are excellent because the media of the day said that they were awesome, excellent people, except, wait a minute, they were the media of the day. So according to the people who own the newspapers, they're pretty awesome.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Is it possible that the founders were a bunch of bastards and the only reason that we revere them is because they all owned newspapers and we didn't know until Marc Andreessen told us. We didn't know that all of our history was fake news written by the people who were in the news who also owned the newspapers.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, if you believe that Walter Cronkite was telling you the real news, but we've lost what we had. You think so? Do you think there was a long period where news went from completely fake? to, well, we're trying as hard as we can to get this story right. There's no tricks here. And then went to our current situation of complete propaganda and brainwashing.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Do you think it really went through that? Do you think it went through completely fake and then just healed itself? Because there was no reason for it to fix itself. We weren't even complaining. Nobody was complaining. What was the problem? We don't fix problems we don't have. And nobody was saying the newspapers are fake. So, no, we've never had real news.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Not only we have never had real news, there's no way it was even possible to have real news because there was nobody in the real news business, nor would it make sense to be in that business because the fake news business pays really well. Or if you're a billionaire, you don't care if it pays well. It just says good things about you. So, yeah, news has always been fake.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And all of your history is fake, too. But here's some more news that Andreessen made. He said he knows of 30 tech founders who were secretly debanked. What? There were 30 tech founders that at least were prominent enough that they came to the attention of Marc Andreessen. And all of them were debanked. For what? What? Sounds sketchy, doesn't it?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And not only that, but I keep telling you about turning CO2 into other products. I'm not so sure that we need to, So the separate question is, does climate change require us to figure out how to suck CO2 out of the air and turn it into useful products? I don't know. But it seems to me that every time we can suck something out of the air and sell it, we're going to do it.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Do you think they were debanked because they supported Harris and Biden? Probably not. I'd certainly like to know a little bit more about why they got debanked, wouldn't you? Because that sounds pretty suspicious. And then my favorite is that Andreessen says, now, it's hard to know if he means this literally or or as a recreational belief.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
I tell you that some things are just fun to believe, but I don't take them too seriously. So Mark says, there have been two major timeline splits in the last nine months, suggesting that reality could have gone two different ways, and maybe did. He said one was the assassination attempt on Trump. Yup. One inch and history would have been really different.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So Mark thinks that maybe history split into two timelines and that unavailable to us is that other timeline that really went poorly. But on top of that, he thinks the election itself might have been a timeline split. Boy, did it feel like it, didn't it? I feel like I woke up in a different reality after the election. Did anybody have that feeling? Like, actually, that reality had changed.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Because there was this whole fake reality, like this theatrical support of Harrison Biden, that seemed like theater. And none of it seemed real. And they would say things about how awesome she was, and I'd say, I'm not seeing it. And then she would look drunk, and I'd say, hey, there she is looking drunk again. And people would say, eh. Like, I wasn't even saying it. Like, it wasn't real.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And then suddenly you wake up and all the Democrats are saying, oh, I guess we got basically everything wrong. And then suddenly my world made perfect sense. I mean, I guess it made sense before. If you were really paying attention, it made sense. But for the people who weren't paying attention, it started to make sense.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Wait, are you saying that half of the world was just completely hypnotized and or lying to itself? Yes. Yes, that's exactly what was happening. Half of the world was hypnotized and brainwashed and or lying to itself. That's exactly what was happening. And when you wake up with that realization that now everybody knows it, it's a different reality.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
I mean, things couldn't be more different than they were a few weeks ago. That's what it feels like to me. So does that mean that we're in a simulation and that the Timeline is split. I don't know. But I do know this. Marc Andreessen is on a very short list of people who are going to get a package with a plaid blanket in it. Someday. Maybe. Because there can only be one.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Those of you who understood that reference are having a good laugh. Those of you who have no idea what I'm talking about are confused. But someday you won't be. Someday you'll know what that meant. All right. So as you know, Trump talked to the president of Mexico, Claudia Scheinbaum, and I will never get tired of saying the president of Mexico, Claudia Scheinbaum. I just love that.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So Claudia Scheinbaum is one of these people who reminds us that there's nothing stopping women from having any leadership office. Right? There really isn't. It just has to be the right person. And then we vote for them. And that's all it is. That's the whole story. So she ran. People liked her. They voted for her.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So I think whether or not climate change makes any difference in terms of carbon capture, if we can economically suck things out of the air, like carbon, and turn it into fuels, we're going to do it. So here's another one. The Oak Ridge National Laboratory. They've got some improved catalysts that turns greenhouse gases into cleaner fuels and feedstocks.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And what you would think would be the most patriarchal country you could think of, Mexico. Oh, you're good at your job? Carry on. Everybody likes capability and competence more than they like theater. Everybody does. You just got to prove that you have the stuff. I guess she did, or she had the cartels on her side or something. But it worked. Anyway, she said that the big caravans are stopping.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
I don't know if that's true or that it's way down. And she said that Trump's threat that he'd put a 25% tariff on Mexican imports. But, you know, she would, of course, say that she's already doing stuff to work on that. So he doesn't need to do that. And she asked this question. She said, well, she said caravans and migrants no longer reach the border. And I feel like that's true.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
because the news hasn't been focusing on caravans, so they must be way down. And she said that they're trying to curb the flow of drugs. I don't believe any of that. But then she said, maybe President Trump doesn't know this. Now, keep in mind that she calls him President Trump. She does not call him President-elected Trump.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Now, maybe it was just a slip, but our vice president seems to be drunk in Hawaii, and our real president at the moment seems to be, I don't know, missing or dead or God knows what. So when the president of Mexico talks to Trump and refers to him, she calls him the president. Because for all practical purposes, for her world, he's already the president. So she just uses that term.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
But she says she wonders if he knows that most of the people who are coming in now, half of them have a CBP1 appointment. So that means that they have an app on their phone in which they have negotiated with some entity in the United States through the government to have a secure job when they get here.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
In other words, there's some American entity, a farm, let's say, who says, we'd like a bunch of people to pick our crops. So they use the app, and then a bunch of people sign up, and maybe you can tell something about them from the sign up. And then they show up and they work, and then in theory, they go home when they're done. But you can probably track them. I'm very much in favor of the app.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
I don't know if the app has reached the point of usefulness that it needs to get to or not, but I always thought that it needed to be an app. I've been saying it for years. We should have an app for the ones who want to be here legally because if you have an app, you could probably also be tracked.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And anybody who would sign up for a legal app, which of course makes their phone trackable, if you would sign up for that and you're really going to work, you're already into the category where I'm likely to trust you. Now, of course, people could abuse the system and a terrorist could come in that way, I suppose, but they could get in anyway.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So I like the app, but I don't know what's happening with the migration from other countries, but it does look like Mexico wants to be useful and try to work with Trump. Oh, The Vigilant Fox was the account that I wanted to tell you. A lot of today's stories I saw for the first time on X through The Vigilant Fox. So that's a good follow. So I recommend them. The Vigilant Fox.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So you can clean it and turn it into all kinds of stuff. So that's coming. You don't need to know the details because they're not important. Just know that there are probably 20 places that they're turning CO2 into products. and probably at least 20 places they're turning batteries, making all new batteries that are better and faster and lighter and faster charging.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
A lot of the independent news that you're not necessarily going to see on the regular news, the good stuff. Anyway, there's some social media influencer, a Democrat called Hassan Piker. Apparently he's huge in social media for people on the left. I had not heard of him. And then when CNN was asking him, you know, what should the Democrats have done differently?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
He said, well, I think they need to change their policies. And CNN said, it's a policy thing. And Hassan said, yes, it's 100 percent a policy thing. And CNN said, well, we'll solve the problem.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Well, he said what will solve the problem is if the Democrat Party actually adopts real left-wing economic populist messaging instead of purposely avoiding that stuff because they're terrified of upsetting their corporate donors. So CNN, who doesn't know why the Democrats lost, went to a young social media influencer who also doesn't know why the Democrats lost and
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
But his theory is if they'd said more of the things that voters hate, they would have won. Do you think that Americans wanted to hear more populist economic socialist policies? No, that's why they lost. I'm pretty sure that's a big part of why they lost is all those popular policies. No, they hid their real policies because if they hadn't hid them, they would have lost 90% to 10%.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Now, the people on the left who are willing to talk are really, really confused. Have you ever seen anything like this? After 2016, I mocked CNN because they had a list of 14 reasons that Hillary Clinton lost. 14 reasons, which meant that 14 things she did wrong or could have done better or got unlucky. And now Kamala Harris loses. How many reasons have you heard for why she lost?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
It's about 14, isn't it? It's over 10. It's probably somewhere between 10 and 20 reasons have been given for why she lost. How many times can you lose for 10 to 20 reasons and not be able to correct that? Well, I'll tell you what it really is. What it really is is that they can't identify the one or two problems. They don't have the skill to know what are the main things.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Now, I do think that James Carville does possess that skill. There are a few old-timers like Bill Clinton. I think he still has that skill, even at his current age and also current age Carville. But none of the young people seem to have any of those skills. They seem to not be able to identify what's important or what would be a big lever, where to put your money, what button to push.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
They seem to be just in random territory, like they don't understand something, some basic things about humanity or the country or the average person. It's like they're completely disconnected from some kind of larger reality. How are they going to fix that? I don't think they will. The only thing that would fix the Democrats would be a Trump like character emerging out of nowhere.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
They don't blow up and all that stuff. Big deals. Not only that, but according to The Sun, the robotic company called Figure, Figure Robotics, the founder is Brett Adcock. So the guy who's making humanoid-looking robots that have no genitalia, his name is Adcock. I'm not making that up. Look at his damn robots. They're robots with no genitalia and no pants. I'm not making that up.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
who was so, what would you call Trump? Well, besides persuasive, maybe that's all it is, persuasive, you would need somebody who had balls of steel or lady balls of steel, let's not be sexist, and was completely provocative, wanted to make big changes, and could talk the talk. They don't really have that person. And I would argue that the Republicans would be completely lost without Trump.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Have you ever thought of that? What would the Republican Party look like if you took Trump out and you replaced with whoever you think was your second best person for the last eight years? Well, it wouldn't be winning. You can say that for sure. It wouldn't be winning anything. You would still think the news was real. you would still be trapped in your brainwashing little cone of bullshit.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Trump is the one who taught you that everything's not real. It took a showman to tell you you were in the show. I'm going to tell you something that happened when I met Trump, because this is my interpretation of it. But when I first met him, he was sending off a funny tweet.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And I got to actually watch in real time as he dictated the tweet to Dan Scavino at the time, who was doing the actual physical typing of the tweet. And I got to watch him actually create one from scratch. And then he threw in something like your favorite president.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So the end of the tweet was something like your favorite president, which I always loved when he threw that in there because he knew it was just to bother the other side. It was just wonderfully, it was just wonderfully tongue in cheek. And then I think I said something about how much I liked when he did his impression of a standard president.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Back in the first election, he would go, I'm not a standard president. Here is a standard president. He would do his physical impression. And so when I first met him, I don't remember what the trigger was, but I said about him that his critics don't understand the show. And my experience was, that he locked his eyes onto me, and he gave me that, there we go, like you get it.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous sip, and it happens now. Go. Oh, that's so good. Well, we got lots of stories, and they're almost all either funny or good news. It's almost Thanksgiving. You don't want any bad news, do you? You want funny stuff and good news.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
From that moment on, we were totally bonded. Because as soon as I recognized that he brings the show, it's the show. If you don't understand it as a show, then you're lost. Then you think, oh my God, he's Hitler. Nothing makes sense. But if you know that he brings the show,
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
and that the show has been, let's say, weaponized to become useful in politics, but also useful for the country, then you understand everything. That he's using the show to make real things work in the real world. And when I demonstrated that I understood the show, boom, connected that moment. It was a kind of a cool moment. But I think that's what the Democrats don't understand at all.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
that Trump is not just good at what he does, he is historically good at what he does. Like, there might not ever be another one of those. I mean, there might be if you wait long enough. But his ability to penetrate reality, rewrite it, I like to talk about what he did to the Republican Party. He came in as an ex-Democrat,
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
who was reviled by basically everybody in the Republican Party as this outsider, carpetbag kind of guy trying to elbow his way into power and not having the background and everything that justified it. And then he did it. He actually hollowed out the Republican Party and wears it like a suit. You didn't see that coming, did you? So when you say, what would the Democrats need to do?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
They would need to have an historically gifted, persuasive Democrat who did not say the same dumbass progressive things that they've been saying so far because nobody wants to hear it. They would come up with a better message, one that made sense, and then would go sell the heck out of it, and then suddenly all their problems would be solved.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
They have bad ideas because they have bad leaders, and they have bad communication. Democrats at the moment are actually bad at every element of politics compared to Trump. But also, this is a big key. And I say this a lot, but the Democrats haven't figured this out yet. What Trump built without trying was this army of influential people who were unusually credible. Unusually credible.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
People who you said to yourself, I don't think that person's lying to me. And they're saying things I'm not hearing on CNN. So again, this would be everybody from Elon Musk to the All In Pod guys to Mike Cernovich, Jack Posobiec. I could keep naming names. But an army of independent, right-leaning minds rose. they rose out of nothing. And now it's because the internet allowed it, right?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
But the rise of the, let's say the, let's call it almost like a guiding force that Trump uses productively, meaning that if Trump came up with an idea that all of the, let's say the top 20 independent voices said was a terrible idea, I think he'd pull it back by the end of the day. What do you think? And I think we've seen it.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
His name is literally Adcock. Do you think at any time you ever looked at his robot and said, there's something missing? Something... I can't put my finger on it. What is wrong with these robots? They look humanoid, but I feel like I need to add something. Let me look at my license. Oh, I got it. I got it. We need to add a cock.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
I can't think of an example, but I think we've seen it where he floats an idea. And if the smartest people say, not so much, it just goes away. But if the smartest people say yes, it doesn't matter what else says no.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
If the people that he trusts and he knows have been smart in a variety of different situations and they're all on the same page about whatever it is, he's probably going to push right through that and make that work. Oh, Jenny, keep yelling at me in all capital letters. Is somebody paying you? You look like a paid troll. Somebody wants me to know that solar will never work in all capital letters.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
I must scream at you, solar will never work. Now, Jenny, do you think I don't understand the concept that things can start as inefficient and later become useful? Jenny, do you know when the current batteries, the lithium batteries were invented? Do you know when they were invented, Jenny? It was in the 80s. They're just getting good.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And they're probably a quarter as good as they will be in a few years. So when you say to me, Jenny, solar will never be anything, solar will never work, you're first of all disagreeing with the smartest person you know, Elon Musk.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And secondly, you are ignoring that oil technology is largely about the same, give or take fracking, whereas battery technology and solar are improving in leaps and bounds, and there's no chance in the world they won't overtake at least oil. Nuclear power might, you know, beat it forever. I don't know.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
But no, Jenny, you need to do a little bit better and then stop yelling in all caps and bothering us in the middle of our delightful live stream. So go back, talk to somebody smart, stop taking money from the oil companies and get back on board. All right. Um, I love more stories about the Democrats being in chaos.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So Michael Moore has said that he thinks that Biden's a warmonger and he can't believe, as many Trump supporters can't believe, that Biden is looking to push as much money out the door for Ukraine's military as possible instead of just waiting for Trump to wrap it up. Imagine being Michael Moore, and probably at the very top of the things you want to avoid would be nuclear war.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And I'm going to give that to Michael Moore. Michael Moore is an interesting character. I'm very big on trying to praise the good parts of public figures. I mean, if they have something they're offering of value, I don't want to throw everything else away because there's something I don't like that they said. Let's keep the good parts. Here's the good part.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Michael Moore says, why are we letting our lame-deck president be a warmonger? Yes, Michael Moore, we agree. Michael Moore, let me ask you this question. Given that Trump already won, and you agree he won, don't you think we'd be better off if Trump just started negotiating now and ended that war? Are we on the same page? I think we are, right?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Are we on the same page with Michael Moore that every penny we give to Ukraine from now on is a waste of money because both sides have already pretty much conceded that it's time to talk it out? So yes, same page, Michael Moore.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So I'm going to give Michael Moore complete credit because he went against his team, the Democrats, and he called out a thing that has always been his top priority, and what they're doing doesn't make sense if you're a Democrat. So full credit to Michael Moore on this specific point. And Jesse Waters, I guess, is reporting. He says there's some rumblings about
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
But that's not why I bring it up, even though that would be perfectly sufficient reason. I bring it up because, remember I always complained about the slow robots? It's like it doesn't matter if you can train a robot to fold a shirt if it does it like Joe Biden.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
that Bernie Sanders might try to create another party because the Democrats are so bad. I don't think that's going to happen because of his age, and they would probably have him murdered. Democrat strategist James Carville says the Democrats, quote, don't even know where the freaking light switch is. So this is what... Carville is becoming one of my favorite guilty pleasures.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
I do love the directness and the way he chooses his words. He says, quote, people will call me and say, do this and do that, but I'm trying to find the light switch here, dude, and I can't. The wall is blank right now, but we're fooling around in the dark here. That I know. So you can tell that Carville is at least ahead of the crowd. Right.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So he's admitting he doesn't he doesn't have the answer, but he knows he doesn't have the answer. And he knows there's no life switch. There's there's no available answer. So he's way ahead of his Democrat crowd because they think they have the answer. Like, I think it was that that time she didn't go on Joe Rogan. Yeah, that's it.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
If only Joe Rogan had been better at scheduling, everything would be different. Because the staff is already blaming it on Joe Rogan. That's the latest. They're like, oh, we totally wanted to do it, but Joe Rogan, he was hard to work with. We couldn't get a schedule. No. So no, only James Carville knows that literally everything is broken on their side. Everything. It just keeps getting better.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So there's a story that MSNBC... The staff is unhappy because they learned from the news that one of their own, Al Sharpton, one of the major voices on MSNBC, that his, quote, charity, his charity, took half a million dollars from Kamala Harris before he gave a softball interview to her on MSNBC. And even the MSNBC people are saying, what the fuck? What? Are you kidding me?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
I work for a news organization, and one of our news people took half a million dollars for his charity before he gave her a puff piece? And we call ourselves news? So it seems to me that, and I think this is funny, there must have been some number of MSNBC employees who thought they were working for a real news organization. Is that funny or is it just me?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
I think it's funny that there were people who worked at MSNBC who didn't know what MSNBC is. If they thought they were working for a news entity, this would really sting. If they knew that it was never meant to be news, it's just propaganda. Then does it matter if this guy gets rich off it? I don't care. It doesn't bother me at all. What I want to know is that he took the money. That's all.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Just tell me he took the money and then I have no more questions because now I can ignore his interview because I know it's not a real interview. And apparently no laws were broken. It was disclosed. So if he didn't break any laws and it tells me what I need to know, oh, I don't need to watch this because it's not real. That's everything I need. I have no complaints whatsoever.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
But imagine if you were working there and you thought you were working at a legitimate news entity. Oops. Now that's funny. Just funny to think that the employees are finding out what you and I have known forever, that it never was real.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Anyway, according to Harry Enten on CNN, one of my favorite characters on CNN, what makes him fun is that when he says stories that are pro-Trump, he says them with the same enthusiasm as if he were doing any other news, which is a lot of enthusiasm. He's great on TV.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So watching him not try to hide the fact that there's something in the Trump world that's working out well, while the CNN host is always nervously standing there saying, God, I wish he'd stopped saying good things about Trump. I just imagine that. I don't know if they're really thinking it.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Anyway, he says that DEI is sinking in popularity really quickly, and the public interest is collapsing, down 15 points since 2021, but Among Republicans, support for DEI has plummeted from 50% to 22%. And even Democrats are less supportive of DEI with a dip from 86 to 79. Harry? A little message to Harry Enten. I love your work. You're great on TV. But I'm going to put down a hypothesis.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
When you say that public interest, meaning, I guess, favorability, in DEI is down with Republicans from 50% to 22%, do you think that's because they changed their minds? Harry? Harry? Do you think that that change is because the Republicans changed their minds? Is that why it's down? No! No! It's because they can say it now. They can say it out loud. That's why it's down.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
There was no fucking 50% support for DEI among Republicans. Are you crazy? You don't know a single Republican who is in favor of DEI, do you? Do you? I'm asking you right now watching. Do any of you know even one even one anywhere Republican who is pro-DEI. No, you don't. You don't even know one.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So as great as Harry Enten is, and I think he is genuinely interested in getting the real answer, you know, not the fake answer, I think you have to take into consideration that people just felt comfortable saying it. And there is no 22% among Republicans support for DEI. That's not true. It's zero and always has been. You're not a Republican if you're in favor of it. You couldn't be.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So basically you should say there are 22% fake Republicans. That would be closer to the truth. I don't know if DEI is that popular still with Democrats, but I would believe it. Seems believable, right? So one of the tips for spotting bullshit that I often give you is when your direct observations don't match what the science or the poll is telling you, that should mean something.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So when the polls were saying it looks like Harris is going to have a good day, but all of my lived experience was the opposite, I said to myself, huh, seems like the scientific part, the polling, is not matching my direct observation. Now, in this case, I went with my direct observation. Turned out that was the right move. Yeah.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So anyway, direct observation is probably really going to tell you a lot. All right. Mike Benz is telling us that maybe that fight that Brazil was having with Elon Musk over Starlink may have been not what we thought it was. It looked like they were mad at Elon Musk because of censorship and the X platform, but they were going to take it down on his Starlink just because they could.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Well, now we find out that there was a Chinese competitor to Starlink that was trying to get into Brazil at the same time. So was that all about making sure the Chinese competitor got in there? Is Brazil operating under bribes? Did China bribe the Brazilian government to keep Starlink out? I'm going to say probably. I don't have any direct evidence, but probably. Sounds reasonable to me.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
I mean, if you had to bet on it, you'd probably bet on it. Elon Musk agreed with this thought, also from Marc Andreessen on Joe Rogan's show. So Andreessen was saying the future wars are all going to be about drones and hypersonic missiles, and that fighter jets piloted by humans would all be destroyed in the first minutes of a war, at least between the most capable countries. Here's why.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Whenever you do a simulation where you've got a jet that's driven by AI... and a jet that's driven by a human, the AI wins every time because it's smarter and it doesn't have to worry about G-forces or any of those things. So probably our skies will be drained of human pilots fairly quickly, and all future wars are going to look like drones and hypersonic missiles.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So we're getting there. Well, there's a big study on marijuana and its relationship to obesity. What do you think they found? This will be a test to see if you're as good as I am at determining what the science should tell you. They studied obesity and marijuana use. Who do you think used more marijuana? The obese or the not obese? Go.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Now, as somebody smart pointed out, when Putin used his new hypersonic missile, the news reported it as, uh-oh, he could put a nuke on that thing, and then we'd be in real trouble. Somebody smarter pointed out, oh, no, it's worse than that.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
If you think him putting a nuke on his hypersonic missiles that apparently we don't have any way to shoot down, if you think that's the risk, here's the real risk. Those are like rods of steel. They go so high up that all they have to do is come straight down and the kinetic energy will destroy just about anything. So, meaning if they can make a lot of them, we can't stop a single one of them.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So if they made, let's say, 100,000 of them and launched them, whoever their target country is would lose 100,000 large resources like the whole airport or like the Pentagon. So if we got into a kinetic war with Putin and he had lots of those things, we don't know how many he has. He doesn't need a nuclear.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Nuclear would be stupid because if it triggered nuclear, then we'd go nuclear, then he'd lose too. But if he just goes kinetic, he just wins. In theory, we don't have something that can counter it. Now, in reality, we would threaten nuclear, right? Because we'd have to.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
If it looked like we got in a war and his missiles were taking out all of our good stuff and we couldn't do anything of that nature, I think we would threaten nuclear and then work it out. So I'm not worried about Putin starting World War III. and I'll say it as many times as I need to, I completely understand that he's signaling in every way that you might go nuclear.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
That's just what he's supposed to be doing. If he were not doing that, I would say, oh, he's not a very good leader. He doesn't know the obvious thing he should be doing. But if you watch a leader doing the obvious thing you should be doing and not being crazy, and the obvious things seem to be working for Putin...
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then any notion that he's crazy or he wants to blow up the world with nuclear power, he's winning. He doesn't need to blow up anything. All he has to do is just keep booing Putin and things are going to work out fine, it looks like. Looks to me.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So when you see that people say this is the most dangerous time we've ever been in, I understand what they're saying because Putin is signaling in the most dangerous way he's ever signaled. and the weapons are stronger than they've ever been, and there's an actual hot war, if you just wrote that down on paper, that would sound like the most dangerous situation you've ever been in. I get it.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
But here's the part that overrides all of that. All he has to do is wait a few weeks, and he gets everything he wants. Who would launch a nuclear war if all he had to do is smoke a bong and sit on your couch for two weeks and get everything you want? Nobody. Nobody. Not Putin, not anybody. There's literally nobody would launch a nuclear strike under these current conditions.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
It is the least likely time that anyone would ever go nuclear intentionally. Now, does it create the chance of an accidental nuclear launch? Probably no. And here's why. If I were Putin, and again, remember, he's smart. He's not crazy. If I were Putin, here's what I'd do. I'd go to my nuclear forces and I'd say, here's the deal. I'm going to scare the hell out of the West.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
But you guys don't fall for anything I'm saying. We are not going to go nuclear. And if I hear that any one of you made a move that makes it look like we're going nuclear and it didn't come directly from me, I'm going to fucking kill you. Because you don't want to, you are not going to send any signal that I'm not sending, right? I don't want to know that somebody started lighting something up.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
I don't want to see that something went to DEFCON 2, whatever their version is. If you're Putin, you called in your nuclear people and you said, you can't make a move. Like, you've got to be the quietest little mouse in the world. And then I would also make sure that my hotline was working. So can somebody test this red phone here?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Because if the shit goes down, I want to be on the phone with Biden or Trump right away. So it's possible, I know it's not 100% sure, that we're the safest we will ever be in the history of the planet right now. It might be the safest we will ever be or ever have been. Because remember, when the world was primitive, your tribe was going to get overrun by the Huns or something.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So we might be safer than at any time in all of human history, even in the middle of a hot war. So there's that. So according to Jennifer Griffin of Fox News, I guess the U.S. has military bases in the U.K., and those bases are getting surveilled by some kind of drones, and we don't know whose they are.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
The people who smoked the most marijuana had the best weight control. Didn't see that coming, did you? Do you know who knew that? Me. Should have just asked. Why is that? Well, it's for a few reasons that I believe I have spoken to you before and written about. Number one, it's what I call the pleasure unit hypothesis. The pleasure unit hypothesis.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
They don't appear to be hobbyist drones, and they're definitely not American, and the British say it's not them. I mean, they're hosting us in their bases. It wouldn't make sense for them to be doing it. But they don't know who it is. There's no sense that they're UAPs or anything alien. So presumably they're some other power that knows that they can get away with these drones.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
I don't know how they can't knock one down and figure out where it came from, but that's the story. So maybe it's fake news. Never know. There's a study. I've been waiting for this one. But I tell you that I should tell you in advance all data that comes out about the pandemic. None of it's credible for a variety of reasons.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So I'm going to tell you a study, and it will be one that you already agree with. So it's a study where you're going to say, see, I told you, I knew it. But remember, all the news that was against you before, that was all fake. So don't assume that the news that agrees with you is suddenly magically correct. There is no credibility to anything coming out of the pandemic. Nothing.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Not if it agrees with you, not if it doesn't agree with you. Nothing. Now, some of it will be right, but you won't know. You won't have any way to know. So there's a study of unvaccinated Americans. So there were a lot of people who got no vaccinations, not just because of the pandemic. Let me clarify. This is not about the pandemic. These are vaccinations for your whole life.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So apparently there are a number of people who have never been vaccinated even in childhood. And if you track them down, you can compare their results to regular people. And they say the data is clear.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
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The people who got the most ordinary vaccinations, we're not talking about COVID, not talking about COVID, we're talking about childhood vaccinations, that the people who got the most of them had the most chronic illnesses. Does that make sense? Well, here are the questions I would ask. Number one, what else do these people have in common?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
If you never got any vaccination, who are you and where do you live? You're probably kind of off the grid a little bit because you couldn't have gone to public school. So if you took the people who lived off the grid, and were so concerned about things that they didn't have any vaccinations, not even childhood vaccinations, what else would you be doing right? Would you be growing your own food?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Would you be making sure you got exercise and vitamin D? Would you be just generally more aware of health from more of a hippie organic sense? I don't know. So this is the data I want to believe. because I wouldn't be surprised at all if chronic illnesses are coming from some combination of childhood vaccinations. I don't know, because I don't believe any data at this point.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
But it's an interesting one. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris appeared for the first time on video. Everybody who's commenting on it that I've seen suggests that she seems obviously inebriated. If you haven't seen it, take a look. She seems clearly drunk or on pills or on something. Now, unless that's altered, and I haven't seen any news that says it's altered yet, it could be. So keep on guard.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Somebody might tell you it's altered. But if it's not altered, she's obviously inebriated. And are we going to do this thing where, this is what I worry about, we're going to do this thing where we act like we're suddenly discovering it? Did you watch me go through a full year of saying, she's drunk or inebriated? It's obvious. Why is this not in the news?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Why is NBC not mentioning she's obviously drunk? And now that she's not going to be the president, are we going to hear all the insider stories about how she was fiending for a drink and somebody had to give her a pill every day and nobody knew what she was on? You know that's coming, right? Isn't that the most predictable thing in the world?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
If you're a human being, you need to find a certain minimum amount of pleasure every day or else you might as well just blow your head off because you hate your life. You have to have pleasure to stay alive. Pleasure is not just the little thing that sometimes you hope you can get.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
The insiders are going to start dumping on her substance use. Because I think we're at the point where we don't have to wonder if she's inebriated. Are you with me on that? Do we agree yet that the question, is she inebriated in a number of these appearances and especially in this video? That feels confirmed. I don't think that's something you have to debate about anymore.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Anyway, and then she does her word salad thing where she doesn't look sincere at all. She just looks drunk. And she goes, I have to remind you, don't you ever let anybody take your power from you. You have the same power that you did before November 5th. No, bitch. Trump took your power. You had power. Trump took it. Trump took your power. Shut up. You lost. Yes, somebody can take your power.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Trump took it. Try to get it back. See what you can do. Well, it seems that Harris and Biden have both decided to silently quit or do the quiet quitting. You know, in corporate America, there's that thing where you quit by just not doing the work, but you keep getting paid. Quiet quitting. Quiet quitting. Weird. There's some really weird drunk people in the comments today.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
A lot of morning drinkers today. Anyway, so the quiet quitting has happened, and yet it seems to be fine because it looks like Trump has filled the power vacuum. It seems like the other countries already know they need to talk to Trump, and it's the holidays, so nothing's going to happen anyway. So I think they all say, let's just wait for the holidays to be over. We'll be fine. we will be fine.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Have you ever heard of the National Endowment for Democracy, the NED, the National Endowment for Democracy? Now, if Mike Benz did not exist, I never would have heard of it. But apparently, back in the old days when the CIA would try to
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
control other countries and you know that was sort of bad behavior and they didn't want to be seen as controlling other countries so apparently what they did is they created this national endowment for democracy so that the cia funds this entity or the government does and then then through this entity they give money to groups that are like let's say against the government locally
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
If you can't get any of it ever, well, you're going to do something drastic like become a mass murderer or end your life or something. But you can't really go through life without any pleasure. And pleasure is substitutable.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So basically, you can conquer most countries if you have more money than they do, right? So we can't conquer China by creating dissident groups because China is too powerful. They just wrap them up and kill them all.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
But if you have a smaller country where maybe their government isn't so coordinated, this National Endowment for Democracy can fund money to all the people who might agree with us and want to overthrow the country, and it's enough. if you can control their news, probably that's all you need. And how expensive would it be to control the news in a small country? Not very hard.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
It's not hard in our country, so it can't be hard in a small country. So as Mike Ben says, if I told you the CIA cutout, now CIA cutout means somebody who's doing the work of the CIA, but they're not under any CIA umbrella, right? They're a cutout. So they pretend to be doing some separate mission, but it's really for the benefit of the CIA.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So the CIA cutout is currently in the process of trying to sink its censorship fangs into 140 countries. So right now, this National Endowment for Democracy is trying to influence what the citizens in 140 countries... are allowed to see on the news and on social media. Wow. On one hand, I'm impressed.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
I like the fact that I live in a country where our smart people figured out that we can control other countries by controlling the press. I like that, because I live in the country that figured that out, and we had the money to do it, so of course we're doing it. It seems to be working out. But here's the problem. In what world do you imagine they're not doing it to us?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
If they would do this publicly, like it's all disclosed, if they would do this to 140 countries, do you think none of this is happening in the United States? And it would be done the same way. It wouldn't be the CIA saying, don't do this. There would be cutouts. There would be cutouts. There would be like a fact-checking cutout or a news-checking cutout. But same process, just like here.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Yeah, 141 countries, right? All right, I was reading an article on Tip Insights. That's a site, website, Tip Insights. It must be somebody named Tip, because there's two P's, T-I-P-P, Insights, all one word. Anyway, so they were looking at the election results from 2016, 2020, 2024, trying to figure out, was there any obvious cheating in 2020?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So if, for example, you love to play a sport, but let's say you got some injuries so you couldn't play that sport, but you found another sport, it might be almost as good as the first one. So you can replace one pleasure with another. But here's another thing you can replace. Food pleasure.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Well, now that we have a better idea of how many of the total votes there will be, we can see that Trump in 2024 got about 78 million votes. Harris was around 76. Now I'm rounding off to make things simple. But Biden got 81 million. Do you believe that in 2020, Biden got 81 million, but Harris only got 76? Do you believe that?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Do you believe that the so-called, the districts that are the bellwethers, meaning that whichever way they go, the national election is going to go? And would you believe that Trump won 19 of the 20 bellwethers and somehow lost the election? Which is basically impossible. Now you're going to say to me, Scott, Scott, Scott, Scott, don't fall for that.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
those bellwethers are not the same as they used to be because of the changing demographics. So yes, maybe these 20 bellwethers did predict in the past, but now that the demographics have changed, probably they never will again. Except, guess what happened in 2024? The bellwethers predicted exactly what would happen again. So the bellwethers worked every year except 2020. Huh.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And the most votes we've ever seen for Democrats were for a guy who couldn't walk or talk and we never saw him. And then when Kamala Harris ran, who is not only black vagina Jesus, but was backed by all the same numbers, people, etc., And by then, they'd maligned Trump into being an insurrectionist with 34 felonies. So they law-affired Trump out of, like, crazy.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So he's law-affired with all this legal stuff, then the insurrection stuff on top of it, just nonstop fake news, fake racism news, fake sexism news, just absolutely the worst. And after all of that, she's still got fewer votes than he did by a lot. and Biden would have killed him just by staying in the basement? None of this is believable. It's not.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And then apparently the polling consistently underperforms for Trump, but not for Harris or Biden. So the polling seems to be consistently accurate for everybody except Trump, who always exceeds the polling. Hmm. that would suggest that there might be some secret Trump supporters, or that the polling is intentionally rigged, or that the pollsters don't know how to capture that base.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
I am convinced that the best way to lose weight is to have other pleasures that don't hurt you, such as enjoying a sport or exercise or something else. One of the most direct substitutes to food pleasure is marijuana, if you didn't know that. Now, it's also true that some people get the munchies and maybe they'll eat a little more junk food if they have it. But
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Or all of those things. So, let's see. We've got an unusual number of votes that can't be explained in 2020. We've got 19 out of 20 bellwethers that flipped the wrong direction. And then, Everything in the news should have buried Trump by that point, but worked the opposite. He did better than he'd done.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And then the January 6th committee, they investigated all this stuff, and they never asked the question, why did tens of thousands of Trump supporters gather at the Ellipse on that day? Now, that's an interesting question. So you do this January 6th thing, to find out, hey, what happened on that January 6th day?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And the question that they never looked into was why did so many people have enough of a problem that they were willing to risk jail to go there and cause trouble? Because they had to know that there was a risk of jail. Maybe it's because they saw what Trump saw. that the numbers looked obviously faked.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And of course, there was also that spike in some places just at the right time at the last minute. So I feel at this point, it would be accurate to say that 2020 was rigged and that we don't need to look at it anymore. To me, that feels like a comfortable fact. I don't know how they did it. Might have been mail-in votes or something else. I don't know. I don't know why it didn't happen again.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Maybe because Laura Trump and Watley did a great job of getting people to watch all the right places. Maybe that's all it took. But that's where I'm going to land. So my current opinion is that we have enough evidence now to say with some confidence that 2020 was rigged. And I'm just going to consider that a fact going forward. Most of you are already there, right? And by the way, I wasn't here.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
I wasn't here until just this week. I was still open to the fact that if the numbers had looked sort of similar to 2020, I probably would have said, all right, we watched everything we could watch, did everything we could do. The numbers were similar. I guess that's what the will of the people was. But now we know. Now we know that 2020 was unusual.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And it was unusual enough that it's the only way you could explain the brain-dead guy got elected. It's the only way to explain it, really. Anyway, did you know, according to Patrick Ruffini on X, that now that Washington State's done counting, I guess, that every single state, all 50 states, plus D.C., swung right? Right. Every state, including District of Columbia, moved for the right.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Every one. Every one. Now, how many of you remember in 2015 and 16, I was telling the world that Trump is not just persuasive, but the most persuasive person I'd ever seen. And that he was going to change more than politics. He was going to change reality itself. Was I right? Did Trump change how you see reality itself? I think the answer is yes.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Because what you think about the fakeness of the news will forever be different. What you think about the integrity of our elections will probably forever be different. What you think about what works and what doesn't work in the real world, probably forever different. Almost every assumption that you had 10 years ago just got a shake hand. Yeah.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
So I did predict all of it except the loss in 2020, although that just made it a better three-act story. Well, Sharon Stone has something to say because you know what we need to hear? More from celebrities. So she has a theory about why Trump won. Quote, it was uneducated Americans who don't travel abroad. So that's the problem. They needed to be listening to Sharon Stone a little bit more.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Those who are regular users learn that all they have to do is brush their teeth or use mouthwash and that munchy thing just goes away. The other thing they'll find is that if you're an adult and you want to go to the gym, do you know how much better it is to work out when you're a little bit high? 100% of people who have ever been high will agree with this. Oh, it's way better. It's way better.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
What is happening? The fact that the celebrities even make news for opinions like that, I mean, there's just something so broken about the system. Oh, my goodness. Oh, my goodness. Well, Sharon Stone, here's what I've got to say about Republicans. There's at least one Republican who's holding a really big secret about you and hasn't told the world. It's not me, by the way.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
There is a Republican who knows a really big thing about you. And so far, that Republican has not told the world. So you should trust Republicans a little bit more. Anyway, Catherine Herridge says that CBS was sort of slow walking her Hunter Biden laptop stories.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
There's a lot of details to it, but every time she tried to do something with the laptop story, there was some different form of pushback or hesitation or wait for it. So it does seem that CBS was a not helpful news organization. Well, over in Lebanon and Israel, apparently there's going to be a ceasefire if it hasn't already started.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And I think there's discussion about having a buffer zone where the Lebanese military will be between the borders of the Hezbollah military people in Lebanon and Israel. We'll see if that works. And of course, Hamas says, hey, hey, we want one of those too. Hey, is somebody saying ceasefires? We want a ceasefire. Can we get one too?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Well, of course, the situations are different because Hamas has captives. And no, no ceasefire while you've got captives. If you wanted to have a ceasefire in which you would release all the prisoners, that might be a conversation. But no, you don't get a ceasefire because Hezbollah got one. It doesn't work that way.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Indeed, now Israel should be able to move more of its military back to hammer Hamas even harder. So Hamas, you're going to have to come up with something better than a ceasefire offer because that's not going to happen. And the last thing I would like to tell you. is that the reason that false memories exist, I saw a story about false memories and how they form.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
The reason we have false memories so often is because the simulation doesn't have enough compute power to keep all of our stories straight. Imagine if everybody's history had to be consistent forever. Like every conversation that you had with somebody in a meeting, you would have both of the same memory of it forever. that would be a lot of storage.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
But I suppose instead we said, how about we'll do like the large language models do and we'll hallucinate what could have happened then based on sort of the way things work in the real world. That's what an LLM does. It doesn't know what happened, but it might hallucinate it knows based on things usually go a certain way. So
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
When you look at the number of stories in history where there are multiple interpretations, it has to be that way because we're a simulation. If we were real, there would be no limit to how well you could remember anything. And everybody would have the same story. But the reason we don't have the same story is that we can't live in the same world. It would be too complicated. What we can do
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
is all have our own hallucinations and dreams. And then we can imagine that our version is the real one. And then we look at other people and say, hey, you're so stupid. Your memory is so bad. But probably that's the only way we can stay in business is to make sure we don't need that much memory. So do you live in a simulation? Or not?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
If you don't live in a simulation, how could it be that I'm having so much control over your reality? How could that be? Well, here's what I think. I'm going to give you a little thing to try at home. You ready for this? This will only work for the players, not the NPCs. If you're an NPC, you probably won't even hear this. It'll sound like blah blah blah blah blah. Try this.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
When you need something to go a certain way, and you don't know where it's going to go. Say out loud when you're alone so that other people don't think you're weird. Say this, author mode, author mode. Just say it out loud, author mode, and then tell it what you want, like an affirmation. And you might need to repeat the affirmation a number of times.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
your brain, your body, everything just works better. And you can exercise in a way that I feel like otherwise you'd say I'm a little sore, I'm a little tired, I already worked too hard, I can't make it to the gym today. So one of the little secrets of life is that if you see somebody who's unusually in good shape after a certain age, Probably half of them use weed to do it. Probably half.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
But once you put yourself into author mode, it'll go in pretty quickly. Now, I've been doing this recently. Again, it's sort of a recreational belief, right? It doesn't have to be true. If it feels good, I'm going to do it. It really does feel like something's happening. Now, you could try admin mode or creator mode. Personally, I like author.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Because I imagine if we were simulations and if there's like a real character in the real world who is now inhabiting me like an avatar, I would not have agreed to put my consciousness in an avatar unless I could program it after the fact, meaning that I could juice it a little bit after I got into it. Now, maybe I would forget or I would have to learn how to do it.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Another part of my fun speculation is that you learn how everything works right before you die. And that's the point of the game. The point of the game is to figure out how everything works. And then once you've done it, the game is over. So then you get some kind of natural illness and you just die. Okay. That's fun. Try it. Author mode. And then just tell it what you want.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
I've been doing it every day. All right. I'm not asking for an end to my water problems because I think that's programmed. I think that's part of my purpose. All right. But that's just recreational belief. I'm going to talk to the locals people. Oh, let me give you a little update on tomorrow. So tomorrow is... Thanksgiving, right? Tomorrow's Thanksgiving, right? Yeah, it is.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Most of the people who do what I do will be taking the day off. What will I be doing? Same thing I always do. So I'll be here. Bring the family. I'll try to curse less than usual. I won't even mention marijuana tomorrow. in case the family's listening. And if you want me to give a shout-out to anybody who's in the family listening, I'll be looking at the comments tomorrow.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
If Grandma wants a thrill, just tell me to give her a shout-out. So we'll be doing the same thing tomorrow. I'm pretty sure I can do a man cave tomorrow, too. So we'll do the regular morning show, then we'll do the man cave. Anyway, I'm going to say hi to the locals, people, separately. Thanks for joining on X and Rumble and YouTube.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
All right, well, here's some good science news, popular mechanics. Once again, there's another technology breakthrough in a power-dense battery that will give you 186-mile charge in five minutes and change how we drive forever. So that's coming. It's a Taiwan-based EV company, Prologium. It's the world's first solid-state battery with silicon composite anodes. Well, I was waiting for that.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
It's great to see you, even though YouTube probably is throttling me.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
It's just not obvious because they don't talk about it. There are other, you know, obviously lots of people don't. You know, maybe the other half. But yeah, it's a big deal. And so I'm not surprised at all that that's true. However, coincidentally, the Drug Enforcement Administration is going to...
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
hold a formal hearing, so this is still under Biden, and they're going to have a formal hearing to see if they can reschedule marijuana at the federal level to make it Schedule 3, so that would be less illegal. It would be similar to ketamine and anabolic steroids. I don't know. That feels roughly directionally correct. I don't think it should be illegal, but at least it's directionally correct.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And why is this so important? Well, here's what's important. These robots are going to be doing all of your work, and you're not going to have anything to do except either eat or get stoned. If you eat, you'll get unhealthy. If you get high, you'll go to the gym. So we're going to have to have legal marijuana if we're going to have robots doing all the work. Am I kidding?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
No, not even a little bit. I'm not sure you'd want to live in a world where robots have all the meaning. We get meaning from work. Like our sense of value and who we are and did you contribute to the world and have you done anything that anybody could respect today? It's mostly work.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
If we don't have to do that same work because the robots are doing all the hard stuff, you're going to need something. You're going to need something. So joking aside, we probably will be doing a lot of mushrooms and DMT and acid and marijuana. That's my guess. Probably less alcohol because that's bad for you. All right, don't do drugs, kids. Don't do drugs.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
If you're a kid, you shouldn't do drugs. Anybody under 25? Bad idea. It's bad for your brain. Let me say that unambiguously. All right. Did you know, according to SciPost, there's a gut-brain connection? They found that pro-inflammatory bacteria in your gut can change your brain and make you depressed. Who knew that? I did.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Because every change in your body changes how you feel, and it changes your depression. And as I've told you probably 100 times without any science, hey, I think inflammation might be the reason that people are getting depressed so much. Here it is. So I've been saying this long before there was any science. To me, it just seemed, how can it be true that inflammation makes your body feel bad?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Wouldn't that make your brain feel bad? Wouldn't it make you sad if you felt bad all the time? And of course it does. Of course it does. Every now and then, here's another... I guess I probably shouldn't tell you this in case you're saying kids watching. Don't let your kids watch this, okay? Tell your kids to go away. This is not made for children.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
If you're a certain age, your body hurts every day. Can you verify that in the comments? Let's say people, if you're over 60, we'll pick a random number. If you're over 60, would it be fair to say that something about your body just sort of hurts all the time? You're a little bit stiff, you're a little bit tired, you're a little bit something, right? But every now and then, and here's where
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
I hate to say it, but legal marijuana for adults, not for you kids, not for kids. Sometimes when I don't have much that's hurting and I'm under the influence of marijuana, I'll have moments and sometimes hours in which I don't have pain. And I'm talking about the little pains, just the ordinary pain of life, nothing extraordinary.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Now, the reason I tell you about all these battery technologies is not so you can follow one company that made a better battery, but rather you can see the frantic pace of development. The world of battery improvement is just crazy now. Here's another one from New Atlas. Another fast-charging lithium-sulfur battery. So that's cool.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And I can tell you that I am in almost a blissful happiness whenever my body doesn't hurt. But as soon as something's bugging me, it doesn't matter what it is. You could have a sore leg or a headache or a sore back or anything. And all of a sudden your whole mood has changed. So this is why I keep telling you, your body is your brain. They're not separate units.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Your attitude and all the way you filter all of your experience comes through the pain that comes through your body. So your physical pain is what is completely changing your subjective view of the world. If you don't go hard at getting rid of all your physical discomfort, you're filtering the world through basically depression. So work hard at losing that weight. Don't drink that alcohol.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Take a walk after dinner. And for God's sakes, take care of your body because that's your happiness right there. Speaking of that, have I mentioned that it looks like Hulk Hogan might be the presidential fitness person? At least he's been talked about. And I think Sylvester Stallone is also being talked about, maybe both of them, maybe one of them.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
And I just want to put this idea out there as many times as I can until it happens. Walking is just the best thing the world could do. If you can turn America into a walking country, not walking to work. We don't need the 15-minute cities everywhere instantly, although I like the idea. Just walking. Just taking a walk after you eat.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
If all you did is that, let's say, half of the country said, you know what? Let's take a little walk around the house. It doesn't have to be very far. We're talking about like 20 minutes, 20-minute walk. And if you do it after you eat, lowers your blood sugar, which has all kinds of benefits. Maybe you meet your neighbors, wakes you up a little bit, makes you feel like you did something.
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Walking, change your life. Anyway, so Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, looks like he's been tapped to be the head scientist of or the head of the National Institute of Health. Now, you might say, what's so special about that, Scott? He's a highly qualified medical professional in a job that requires somebody like that. Well, did you go through the pandemic?
Real Coffee with Scott Adams
Episode 2672 CWSA 11/27/24
Turns out that the Great Barrington Declaration that was written by the good doctor, Bhattacharya, so he was saying that we should just sort of power through the pandemic, let people get infected, let them get immunity, and it'd be better than the vaccinations. It seems that time seems to have proven most or all of what he said to be right and his critics to be wrong.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
You never know. You don't know how these demons work. That's true. I don't know. I have no idea. I'm not a scientist. We are not scientists. And honestly... Es gibt ein paar von euch, die in der Taskforce sind.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
God, I don't even know 200 people.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Yeah, seems exaggerated.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Yeah. You know they're asking questions. Yeah, you're locked up. Yeah, like, what do you know? What did you do? You look fine in those allegations.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Liquid, äh, Mut.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Die Mut, etwas Stupides zu sagen.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Sie haben einen kommenden Jahr. Sie haben einen kommenden Jahr. The Conjuring Last Rites. Ich denke, The Devil Made Me Do It war der letzte, der als dieses Recording herausgekommen ist. Aber ja, nein, es ist interessant. Das macht jetzt Sinn. Ich war so, das klingt so berühmt. Das ist richtig. Ja. Wie literally der Titel des Films.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Hundert Meter? Hundert Meter ist ziemlich weit weg. Ich meine, Menschen müssen aus einem Flugzeug fliegen, weißt du, was ich meine?
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Ich meine, in dem Sinne, wie ich sicher bin, ob sie helfen wollen oder sie monetisieren oder was auch immer, aber es könnte helfen, jemanden die Gedanken, Gefühle, Opinionen über etwas zu justifizieren, das vielleicht nicht da ist.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Du weißt, dass jemand, der eine Autorität hat, es könnte justifizieren, wie du weißt, oh, ich bin besorgt, anstatt wie, nein, du brauchst einfach jemanden zu sprechen, du brauchst Hilfe, du weißt.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Okay? Well, I mean, like, the judges themselves, like, they build reputations, you know? Absolut. Mit dem Publikum, mit Kollegen. Und es ist einer dieser Dinge, wo sie, sie wollen diese Reputation schützen. Absolut. Ich meine, ein Fall, wo es so ist, okay, wir werden diesen Fall ernst nehmen, wo diese Person besessen wurde. Das könnte ein großer Hit für ihre Profession sein.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Ich meine, ich glaube, er hat sie aufgeführt, aber das ist auch eine große Sache, zu sagen, okay, du hast jemanden getötet, ich liebe dich noch, ich werde mit dir verheiratet.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Nein, ich meine, ehrlich gesagt, so wild es ist, ist es ziemlich einfach.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Ist es öffentlich passiert, wie mitten in einem Gerichtssitzung oder so etwas? An irgendeinem Punkt?
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Yeah, you're not going to bed together at night. You hope not, if you're engaged. Some people do, it's unfortunate, and it breaks up families, but you hope that... Well, you can also never rule out just a friendly hangout and sleepover.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Alle haben einen coolen, tollen Schmuckbomber. Nichts anderes passiert.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
So... See, that's a sloppy thing, because most likely that's just gossip, you know?
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Yes, we do. We talk about movies. We just talked about a movie. The time to movie. TTM is so fast on this podcast. We have a split extra thing where we talk about movies. We watch the movie. We break it down. We give our opinions and we do all kinds of movies from classics like The Exorcist to some movies that we're just diehard fans of. wie Saw oder die, die relevant sind.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Ja, ja, es kann nicht sein. Es muss nicht auch intentional sein.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Ich habe es nicht gedacht. Ja, es könnte sein, dass es sinnvoll gewesen wäre. Und du weißt, es könnte mehr gefährlich gewesen sein. Es ist wie, du weißt, sag es ihnen vor ihnen, damit es mehr eine Sache verursacht. Und dann wissen wir, dass wir schon daran involviert sind. Oder wie zuerst auf der Szene. Gib es ein wenig. Gib es ein wenig. Ich meine, es ist eine Theorie, aber es ist so gruselig.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Mhm, ja, nein, es ist finanziell basiert.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Yeah, we take it responsibly.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
I wasn't expecting like this whole like, I mean, it's in a diary though. Was that, I mean, I guess they can analyze. I was about to say, was that a plant in the diary? Ja, Mann, ist das anerkennbar? Aber sie analysieren das Schreiben. Wie analysierst du das überhaupt?
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Wir haben Final Destination recht neu gemacht und der Trailer für Final Destination Bloodlines just dropped. But we, you know, if you want to talk about the movie, you want the breakdown of the movie, that's your place to do it.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Ich bin in der Forensik. Dein Schreiben ist wie ein Fingerprint. Du schreibst in einem bestimmten Weg.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Ich frage mich, wie gut das funktioniert. Er hat mit seiner linken Hand geschrieben.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Yeah, it could literally be that simple. Yeah, that it's just like it's a stressful situation for a young boy. And it just escalated with the fiasco of the press and the Warrens and all that. Mm hmm. Yeah, I could see it.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Ja, was interessant ist, dass ich es stimme. Ich denke, dass die größte plausibelste Antwort einfach die einfachste Antwort ist. Nicht wie eine glorifizierte Antwort, die einfach nur eine stressvolle Situation ist. Was interessant ist, weil die meisten sind wie, oh, mein Bruder ist weggegangen und es ist wie, oh, kein Problem. Aber du weißt, dass Menschen verschiedene Arten von Leben sind, also.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Ja, ich meine, rechtlich gesagt, du willst nicht derjenige sein, der, weißt du, was ich meine? Wie ein, es macht einfach einen Scheiß aus dir und der ganze Fall ist nur Kängurukorps, richtig? Und dann auf dem Topf ist es so, dass dann Leute sagen werden, wow, ich werde diesen Fall schauen und ich werde das mimikieren.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Ich werde etwas Schreckliches tun und sagen, dass ich besessen war und es gibt eine echte Chance oder Ergebnis, weißt du?
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Ich würde sagen, dass es sich gerade so fühlt, als wäre es eine stabile Person und dass sie wirklich etwas erleben, weißt du? Weil normalerweise ist es so, okay, naja, vielleicht haben sie ein paar Symptome gezeigt oder es gibt eine Geschichte oder was auch immer. Es sieht so aus, als wäre es nur ein normales Paar und dann ist er sogar so.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Ich weiß nicht, ich glaube nicht, dass er jetzt mental die Grundlage für diese große Lüge setzt, weißt du? Klar, klar.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Wir bekommen auch mehrere Menschen, die etwas zusammen erleben. Richtig. Absolut. Also bereits, das ist wie, dieser Fall hat mich für einen Lauf gefangen. Ich meine, ich habe den Film gesehen und ich weiß nicht, wie wahr das war, aber ich habe es gesehen und ich habe es überhaupt nicht erinnert. Es war kein guter Film. Oh Gott.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Aber bereits habe ich mich für einen Lauf gefangen, nur weil ich nicht dachte, ich weiß nicht, es gibt so viele verschiedene Teile von Detail, die es so aussehen, als wäre es mehr legit als nicht. Interessant genug.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Ich meine, wo kann man sonst hin? Ich glaube, auch wenn du nicht in die Religion gehst, ist es so, dass du in die Kirche gehen kannst, weil wer sonst noch remotely qualifiziert sein wird?
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Es könnte ein kleiner Kampf sein. Es könnte die weißen Blutzellen sein, die es auslösen. Ja.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Well, look, I mean, who's to say that the ghost has to dress up every time? I'm just saying, you don't dress up every time you go out, you know? He's got formal wear. Sometimes maybe you just... Wollen wir casual sein? Und in aller Ehrlichkeit könnte es nur ein casuales Ding sein. Die Ghosts sind wie, oh mein Gott, wir haben einen casualen Ghost. Wir wissen nicht die Regeln und Regeln.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Ich bin sicher, dass Ghosts ihre Formen oder etwas ändern können. Und es ist einfach so, ich weiß nicht, ups, ich habe vergessen, meine Kleidung anzunehmen oder was auch immer.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
These are my comfy jeans. I mean, who's to say the afterlife is so strict, right? Oh, I would hate that. That would suck.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Und ich bin sehr interessiert, was für Beweise die Verteidigung hat, in Bezug auf diese ganze Behandlungssituation, die sie dem Gericht und dem Gericht bringen. Oh, ja.
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Trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson | Did the Devil Make This Man Commit Murder?
Ich meine, wie ein berühmtes Paar wie das. Sie haben ein Haus da unten. Und dann behalten sie alle ihre seltsamen, verrückten Sachen. Dinge, die man nicht touchen oder schauen sollte. In ihrem Haus, was wild ist. Es ist immer wild für mich, dass sie das tun. Ich meine, haben sie nicht gesagt, dass sie es jede Woche gebeten haben oder so etwas?
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(Preview) Movie Club | Veronica (2017)
thought this was really cool like cutting back to the eclipse and then what was going on here yeah i thought it was awesome i also kept saying to myself how did you let these thing i'll trust these little kids and like not look at it with their with their eyeballs instead of like a film right don't worry their eyes are already burned they're looking through photo negatives which isn't gonna do you anything right i was like wait your eyes are burned
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(Preview) Movie Club | Veronica (2017)
Yeah, they did that a lot when she was like in her bedroom laying down and stuff. I was like, I was like, oh, the frame rate changed.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Unfriended (2015)
And that's why I think everybody, or at least I, expected this movie to be trash as the whole movie is told from this perspective, for lack of a better word, of the computer screen.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Unfriended (2015)
It's a big old gimmick. You're just watching the screen of the call and her on the internet and on Spotify, which also did a great job of setting the time of the old Spotify design with it being gray.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Unfriended (2015)
Whenever she'd copy and paste, she'd right-click, hit copy, and then right-click, hit paste. I'm like, come on, Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V, come on.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Unfriended (2015)
world building or character building, I suppose, of the gimmick. Because yeah, you know, you're seeing her on her Facebook and you can see like her message history with different Facebook friends. You can see the other characters pop up as she's scrolling through Facebook. You can see in her tabs, she's got a Forever 21 tab open, a Tumblr tab, MTV's Teen Wolf. Throwbacks, dude.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Unfriended (2015)
I mean, yeah, it was such a great job. Like, oh, I feel like I'm looking at the desktop of a high school girl in year 2013.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Unfriended (2015)
I could see that. Jess and Mitch probably look the most believable as high schoolers.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Unfriended (2015)
Yeah, the hair. Also, for all the Dropout fans, Ken is played by Jacob Wyzaki, which I did not remember when I rewatched this. Oh. If you're a fan of any of the Dropout content, he's in that a lot. Yep, yeah.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Battle Royale (2000)
Oh, I got a good weapon. Like, yeah, right off the rip. I was surprised somebody and obviously they would write it so it didn't happen. But in real life, like somebody walks out with, you know, some sort of like firearm. Oh, why wouldn't they just stand at the door and pop people as it like just be done with it? I don't know.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Battle Royale (2000)
Obviously, these are regular students, and so they're not like immediately turned into this violent monster yet. But some would be. But I feel like the transfer students, that's what they're built to show that they're shown as like, nope, they're here for that. So part of me was kind of like, dude, I would be so terrified stepping out of here because you don't know where to look.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Battle Royale (2000)
It's not even 2 a.m. It's super dark outside. Yeah. Everyone's got all sorts of weapons. And so you're just like, uh. So when you see that person with an arrow in your neck, I'm like, oh, oh, God, it's on.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Battle Royale (2000)
I hope my weapons are shoveled so I could just bury myself in a hole.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Battle Royale (2000)
Oh my God, like it's counting down. It's also so like eerily passive where you're like, you're right, Fredo. In Hunger Games, they're like fireworks and there's this giant display and almost like a morning of like a celebration slash morning. But here it's just silently fades onto screen. Name, number, gone.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Battle Royale (2000)
I'm like, stop popping off these kids in the class. We haven't even begun yet. I know. And Katana's like, well, I'm not really supposed to be doing this. It's cathartic.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Battle Royale (2000)
It's definitely morbidly cathartic. He's like, yeah, he's scratching an itch or something.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Upgrade (2018)
I loved him going, what's going on? Like, what the F? Or I guess we curse on this show, but yeah. And like, as he's fighting, his head's looking around, like all like, what's happening? But his body's just locked in.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Upgrade (2018)
Does that mean he could just do that normally? Or is that, like, the stem just using some sort of extra strong, like, signal to the muscles to launch up like that?
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(Preview) Movie Club | Upgrade (2018)
Yeah. It read really well. Like, I think there is something cathartic in an action movie like this. Obviously, it can be overplayed. where you have the Sherlock Holmes type where they know everything and they're just very ahead of the game. There's something like, I don't know, like kind of fantastic and appealing about that because I think everybody wants to kind of be omniscient a little bit.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Upgrade (2018)
For him to have all this precision, but then have the human reaction of, What the fuck is going on? I love that juxtaposition. It was a good time. And then the camera work, like Jillian said, oh, that was so cool. He just goes like, dude, stay down. He's like, stop getting up.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Upgrade (2018)
that drawing thing was crazy i was like it makes sense it's like a printer it's so weird it does doesn't it like it's it's so weird that that makes sense yeah that's just how an ai well he also like starts you get that first visual when he stands up and he kind of is a little bit more robotic
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(Preview) Movie Club | Upgrade (2018)
It was really interesting to see the full, I mean, yes, you want a difference between the human movement and the robot movement, but this is just truly an AI going like, what's the most efficient way to make something happen? And I'm going to make him move that way. True.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Inside Man (2006)
Yeah, you could tell that it was so methodical and it's just this intricate dance and this cog, this machine that's functioning perfectly. Almost like a very expensive watch with all the different gears. I don't know, man. It's just you could tell that Spike Lee thought ahead. Yeah.
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(Preview) Movie Club | Inside Man (2006)
So good. It's just a distraction. It's just so, I don't know. You got to respect like bank robbers that are also thinking about how the authorities are going to respond. Yeah. That's just an extra level of detail. That's just like, you are professional. Oh, yeah.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
And what happens in old comedy is you're presented with real problems. So an example of a real problem would be war or the breakdown of democracy. And then the comedy goes on and the problem gets worse and it gets worse and it gets worse and it gets worse. And then eventually the comedy falls apart and it just ends. And basically the comedy is saying, that's a big problem.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
You guys in the audience better figure out how to solve that. So it forced people to think about hard things in a public place where they could kind of wrestle with it and solve their own problems. Then what happened was the emergence of new comedy, which is essentially light entertainment. And what happens in light entertainment is a fake problem is posed. A fake problem is posed.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
And then just if you might be getting stressed about this fake problem, The comedy answers it for you by the end so you can relax. So what's diabolical about Paw Patrol is it takes real problems and turns them into imaginary problems. It's like the end. It's like the nadir of comedy. Because, I mean, there are real problems that it seems to embrace.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
People seem to get in trouble and stuff like that. But then it just reveals that they're all not a problem. You don't have to worry about them because Ryder will just show up or there'll be some weird gizmo gadget thing that will solve the problem for you. So just relax, preschooler. Don't worry about this big, bad world you're entering in because it's just fine. Don't even use your brain.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
Why are you even given a brain? What's the point of a brain, right? You need to solve problems. Everything's already solved. Look how perfect.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
Yeah, so this is great. So your child will become concerned. Your child will become concerned. And then your child will probably turn to you as the authority figure in her life and be like, I'm kind of concerned. What's going to happen to that truck that's suspended over that castle or whatever other Paw Patrolian problem there is, right?
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
And then you're going to look very seriously at them and say, I don't know. What do you think is going to happen? And then they would have to pause and then they would think and then they would have to imagine themselves solving the problem. And that's the value.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
you're deleting their capacity to develop an awareness of other answers to problems. You're removing that source of natural creativity. You're also removing the pressure on them to try and find that perspective to solve those other problems.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
And so this entire part of their brain is just atrophying at the exact critical moment when, as human beings, we're supposed to have it and it's supposed to come online.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
Yeah, well, I mean, I've seen on the news how perfect things are in Canada, Malcolm, so you don't have to convince me. It's a utopian land where everything works out. There's no problems with settlements or anything.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
I did, yeah. So my son likes Paw Patrol, and I had an immediate horrifying flashback when you brought the subject up, because I went back and tried to watch a couple episodes just to remind myself, and I immediately had to shut them off, actually, for self-preservation.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
No, no, absolutely. He's still alive. So we managed to save him in time.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
It's designed to anesthetize your brain. I mean, I feel like I'm mainlining horse tranquilizer. It's a show that is studiously designed to interrupt active thought. I mean, that's like the purpose of the show. And it's engineered brilliantly to do that. It's like the kind of like diabolical apotheosis of hundreds of years of figuring out how to make audiences more and more passive.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
So it's the quintessence of this thing that we call narrative. We have a term for this in narrative theory. It's called vacuous agon. Vacuous agon. And basically what that means is like when there's a conflict, But there's no stress. There's no anxiety in the viewer because you know that it's going to work out. And this is a, I have to give credit to who coined this term.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
It was a brilliant member of my lab. His name is Mike Benvenisti. He coined the term after watching Phineas and Ferb, which is a Disney show with his three children. Yeah. And the point of Vacuous Agon is that you're constantly being presented with problems that are solved immediately at the moment you are presented with the problem.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
And I think it's probably obvious for you having, I'm sure, watched several episodes of this show, how mechanically what the show does is it gives you a problem, and then immediately Ryder shows up, like a helicopter parent, like the ultimate helicopter parent, and tells everybody exactly what to do so the problem will go away, and then we just kind of watch as the problem goes away.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
It's not that I think it is problematic, Malcolm. It's that I know it's problematic. So I don't know if you're aware of this, but for the last 30 years, there's been this crisis in American schools. American kids have been getting less creative. And because they've been getting less creative, they've been less able to solve their own problems.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
And because they're less able to solve their own problems, they have these rises in anxiety and anger, you know, losses of self-advocacy, resilience, all these kinds of things. And, you know, the major reason for this is that we are either solving their problems for them. Yeah. So we're coming in and solving their problems for them.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
Or we're essentially suspending them in this state of giving them artificial problems. So an artificial problem is like a math problem or a standardized test or something that doesn't exist in the real world. And you learn the formula. And once you learn the formula, you know how to solve it. And so kids are developing this ability to get better and better and better and better at school.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
And then they just keep failing at life. And this – TV show is a paradigmatic example of that entire process. I mean, it solves all the problems before you. There's no ability you have to exercise any curiosity. Because the moment a problem happens, like literally you're told these two dogs are gonna go solve it in exactly this way.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
There's no opportunity for the brain to engage what we call counterfactual, causal thinking, these processes that occur when we encounter a problem.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
The whole reason for imaginative literature, the reason that things like Curious George and Winnie the Pooh were created, are to stimulate these processes in young children, because at the age of four is actually when they develop the capacity for irony, for narrative irony.
Revisionist History
In Defense of PAW Patrol
And all those books and reading with your children, for reasons we can discuss if you're interested, stimulates all those processes. And when you watch this show, it nukes them. So it's not bad in the sense that like giving your children ice cream isn't bad, right? They can have ice cream. But if all you give them is ice cream, what happens to them, right? They become diabetic.
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Episode 06: The Evidence Tells the Story
I'm heading home now if you want to come over for some fun shower time and cuddles for a bit.
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Then he asks her, What are you doing this Wednesday, by the way?
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What are you doing this Wednesday, by the way? Let's get a light workout in and then go for dinner and drinks.
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Episode 06: The Evidence Tells the Story
Perfect. Anyways, I have to go to the lab to finish some work. Looking forward to Wednesday.
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Hey, are we still good for dinner tonight?
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Episode 01: Jury Duty
This is the suitcase in which Jason Chinn stuffed the 98-pound body of Jasmine Pace.
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Episode 01: Jury Duty
We want her home and we want her safe. Jasmine Pace hasn't been seen since November 22nd. Chattanooga police are investigating the case as a missing person. Police say she may have turned to a boyfriend she met several months ago on a dating app to help her grieve. They believe she may be with that boyfriend.
SNAFU with Ed Helms
Introducing Season 3: Formula 6
Prohibition. It's an era synonymous with speakeasies, jazz, flappers, and failure. In fact, it's one of the biggest lawmaking snafus of all time. Well, within that snafu is another story, one you probably haven't heard, about how people started dying mysteriously and the unlikely duo who tried to save them. It's the 1910s. Meet New York City's first medical examiner, Charles Norris.
SNAFU with Ed Helms
Introducing Season 3: Formula 6
How prohibition's war on alcohol went so off the rails, the government wound up poisoning its own people. Listen and subscribe to Snafu Season 3 starting March 12th on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
SNAFU with Ed Helms
Introducing Season 3: Formula 6
Every death in the city was their responsibility. As they cataloged the city's dead, they pioneered the new field of forensic toxicology.
SNAFU with Ed Helms
Introducing Season 3: Formula 6
And their work gave them a look into the sinister side of the speakeasy. Turns out something, or someone, was poisoning people. Through the 20s, the two of them rolled gurneys into the city morgue, pulled samples of deadly poisons from dead bodies, and connected the dots, unraveling a terrifying story.
SNAFU with Ed Helms
Introducing Season 3: Formula 6
As the evidence mounted all across the country, all signs pointed to a big player behind the poisoned liquor that was killing Americans, the U.S. government. On the third season of Snafu, the story of Formula 6.
Science Vs
We're Back to Science Harder Than Ever
Wendy here. Get ready for a brand new season of Science Versus. And we are going to start with a splash. Squirting. It is magical. It's super magical to me and so mysterious. We'll find out once and for all what squirting really is. Is it pee? Is it something else? It feels different when I pee and it feels different when I squirt.
Science Vs
We're Back to Science Harder Than Ever
We'll find out if bird flu is really about to lead to the next pandemic. When would you worry? I'm already worried. Sorry, if that's not coming across, let me make it very clear. I am worried. We'll also hear from the tech millionaire who wants to live forever and says that measuring his erections is all part of the plan. Brian Johnson, how is your Johnson?
Science Vs
We're Back to Science Harder Than Ever
So get ready. We'll also dive into telepathy to find out are there really mind readers out there? We'll hear whether the carnivore diet can make you healthy, how you can improve your memory, whether the full moon makes us all a little crazy, and so much more. Starting next week, tell your friends, tell your mom, let the whole world know. Because you don't want to miss a second of this season.
Science Vs
We're Back to Science Harder Than Ever
Oh, wow. And starting from a strong base? From like a solid base, yeah. Your knowledge is going to go up from a solid base on March 27th. That's when Science Versus will be back on Spotify and all podcast apps. Back to you soon.
Science Vs
We're Back to Science Harder Than Ever
We'll go from vagina fluids to fluoride and find out, is it really safe to put it in the water? To even ask the question, you'd be considered a tinfoil hat wearing conspiracy theorist probably up until 10 years ago. We're dishing out the latest science on ADHD because the internet seems to be saying that we've all got it.
Science Vs
We're Back to Science Harder Than Ever
We're guzzling up the internet's new darling supplement, creatine, to find out can it really get you jacked and improve your mental health. As you know, some scientists are really excited about it. I was like, yeah, yeah. And I said, whoa. And from getting jacked to feeling jacked, we're going to talk about meth. More and more Americans are using it.
Science Vs
We're Back to Science Harder Than Ever
But does it really deserve its reputation as the scariest drug out there? What's it actually like to try it?
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We're Back to Science Harder Than Ever
Like, it's amazing. Oh, maybe I took too much. Did I f*** my brain up?
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When you go back to these memories, it's very hard not to be the 17-year-old girl experiencing that humiliation and shame again. Yeah. And you're not that girl anymore. You are a fully functional... I'm an old woman. ...successful... You're powerful.
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You're a powerful, beautiful, successful person who, because this is so traumatic, when you get these questions asked, you go back to the age you were and you kind of revisit the depth of that. Yeah. And that humiliation you went through is horrific.
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One very brave student had gone through the administration at Markham High and got Walker moved, fired, whatever they did. And we just didn't know who it was. And we were just like, who, what's this girl?
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People talk. You knew. There was a girl. And I knew this girl had gone through the guidance counselor, to the principal, and went through the right tracks. I heard that. I don't know who I heard it from. Heard it from the rumor mill. Yeah. And I thought, good for her, finally.
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And he was still the vice principal when Allie was there.
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Here's some pictures.
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Okay, here is the band. I can't believe you cut this thing. I know, really. I don't know if it's ego or laziness.
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A deer in the headlights. This new member only recently got in touch with me.
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I'm so proud of you. No, no, no. But you're important credit.
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Sexual arousal doesn't mean permission. It's not consent. It's just your body.
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She bought it, I nuked it.
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It's super power. It's 101 Dalmatians. It's the bar. So can you imagine?
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Even though we have told you that this is victim blaming, absolutely not your fault.
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It's their shame. Yeah. I understand that you feel the shame. I understand it. I just wish you didn't. Yeah. Because I don't think it's yours. Yeah.
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Oh my gosh. It did really bad. Um, it was embarrassing and people were like, how did you not know? And what were you doing that you didn't know? And it definitely hurt. And it, I didn't think my first pregnancy was going to be that way.
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I paid back about five or six grand to the guy. It was just, yeah, made like ruin my life for a little moment. And I just, just to hear that there's so many other people that it's happened to, it just, I don't know, like it makes me even more like upset and stuff.
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It's like, what the fuck? They, they like ruined my life.
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Bye for now. We're so fortunate that we found him.
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Hello, Search Engine listeners. We're re-airing this week a classic episode of the show we're very proud of. But before that, some quick show business that's business about the show, not news about Hollywood. So most importantly, today, Friday, April 18th, is your last day to purchase Search Engine merchandise. We've got hoodies and tees they've been selling like hotcakes. Act now.
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And you think that other cities might eventually become more Houston-like, either because people are looking at zoning laws and seeing what was socially undesirable about it from our more progressive present, or because they're just like, we're out of space and everything can't be a suburb anymore.
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So to go back to Julia, remember Julia, and her question, she lives in Santa Rosa, California, a town that, unlike Houston, does have zoning laws. And zoning is likely one obstacle to the conversions that she wants to see happen. But it turns out there's another one, probably a more significant one, which leads us to chapter two, the buildings themselves.
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Bill says that the way office buildings are constructed is a bigger obstacle to conversion than most people realize.
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I see. You picture like a giant office bullpen with tons of cubicles.
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Bill says the conversions that can be done easily, often they have been done. That's why in a lot of cities, old factories that used to make pencils or shoes are now luxury condos. But that's not enough. We still need more housing. So what do you do? Well, Bill says there's a different kind of commercial space that is actually ripe for redevelopment.
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Huge properties that increasingly look like empty ghost towns in the hearts of American cities. Shopping malls.
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I see. So it's not that malls – because when you started saying that, I was like, well, when I picture, like, you know, the King of Prussia Mall where I spent my youth in Pennsylvania, that also seems hard to convert into, like, I wouldn't want to live at the – I mean, I would have wanted to have lived at the GameStop. Now I would not want to live at the GameStop.
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But what you're saying is they're easier to tear down.
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Typically, you do not convert the mall building to residential, but sometimes you do. If you find yourself needing to restore your sense of wonder at the strangeness of this world, I suggest you Google apartment building inside mall. in downtown Providence, Rhode Island, a building called the Arcade. There's a video of this online. Inside, it looks like a normal shopping mall.
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Vaulted ceilings, two-story mezzanine, except on the top floor, the stores have been converted into apartments.
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This medical student gives a tour of her place. It really is small. The kitchen has a tiny fridge, very few cabinets. It's like a kitchen you'd see in a boat, maybe, or in a European hostel.
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The people living in this mall, there's a person with a small business who makes soap. There's a graphic designer. What they have in common is that they are people who say they're comfortable making some compromises to save money.
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It's a fascinating, adaptive way to live. It just takes a little getting used to. It's funny, you know, I was talking recently with a friend who worked at a video game company in Washington State. And I like their video games, and I've tried to picture their offices before, and I always pictured their offices in this very cool, high-tech way.
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And I was asking him about it, and he was like, no, we're in a mall. We're above a mall. And we take an elevator down, and we go to the food court. And my head was like, oh, that's kind of ridiculous. And I feel kind of embarrassed to say like, oh, kind of unglamorous or something.
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And hearing you describe it, I should be happy about that because what that probably represents is a city being versatile enough to adjust to how it's changed and to put the things that people need where they need them.
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Feels like the olden times, before everybody had their meetings on their couch while apologizing for how they were dressed or what their children were doing. Next door to the office where I work, there's this other office that is perfectly frozen in time.
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Bill Fulton says in the 1980s, there were around 3,000 malls in America. By the time the post-COVID shakeout is done, we'll have about 300, which gives us some more room for housing. Although honestly, we'll need even more than that. Probably a lot more. But in order to get a lot more housing, we will have to surmount our third obstacle.
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The third reason Julia cannot have what she wants, an office building turned into an apartment building. The obstacle at the heart of most things, people. That obstacle, after the break.
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Welcome back to the show. Okay. First things first, very easy. Can you just introduce yourself and say what you do for a living?
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After I spoke with Bill Fulton, I got in touch with the city of Santa Rosa. I was trying to understand how people can be an obstacle to changing cities. And I thought for that, I wanted to actually zoom in on the specific place where Julia lives. Raisa de la Rosa works in local government in Santa Rosa. She deals with people all day.
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They have a big pile of unopened mail stacked just inside their glass door and a hastily typed sign saying, everyone's working from home, but we'll be back soon. Something to that effect. New York is filled with empty offices right now. New York's not special, so it's pretty much everywhere else.
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She's got a bit of a Leslie Knope vibe, somebody who believes in the civic process, who's very optimistic, who's happy in the weeds. She's worked for the city for 17 years now. Before that, she ran a performing arts theater.
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I've never heard of anyone saying that they have a childhood love of bureaucracy.
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Rais' childhood love of bureaucracy is now an adulthood love of bureaucracy. And she said that our listener Julia's questions about turning offices into apartments, Rais spends her days thinking about exactly those kinds of problems. She also drives around scoping out unused property that she would like to see converted. And she says there's actually been some moderate success.
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Those 131 new housing units, that includes all new housing in downtown Santa Rosa since 2016. Obviously a lot better than zero, but in a city of 180,000 people, clearly it's going to take a lot more than just converting vacant properties to move the needle. Raisa says the will to make a change is there from the city government, but it's very, very hard to get to the finish line.
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And I recently got an email from this woman named Julia, who lives in Santa Rosa, California, and had a question about that state of affairs. Here she is reading her email.
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Right. And it's like some things are just like cities are slow, real estate is slow, massive amounts of money, massive amounts of organization, massive amounts of people involved with opinions.
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Often, Raisa says, the city runs into problems because of the land owners. It turns out there are a lot of reasons why someone with a vacant, unused building might not want to make it into something that someone like Julia might consider more useful.
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So the problem in this case, the reason zoning is a little bit of a misnomer is it could suggest that the obstacle is coming from the government. And what you're saying is property owners have all kinds of incentives that can be surprising. You might have an instance where someone just doesn't mind holding on to an empty property that's not generating rent.
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because they want the tax loss, because the conversion would be expensive, because they're thinking something else down the line. People kind of hold on to stuff more so than you would think.
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If you want to convince yourself that this problem is unfixable, if you want to feel complete and utter despair, the best thing you can do, of course, is go on the internet.
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I have watched clip after clip of those neighbors that NIMBY's race is referring to speaking out in neighborhood meetings all over the country, meetings where a combination of fear and, frankly, some real nuttiness reign supreme.
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Here, an older woman in a floral print top is speaking out against a zoning change in her Long Island neighborhood that would allow basement apartments. Because obviously, a basement apartment would only serve the kinds of people who flee when confronted with natural light.
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About 20 miles to the west, in the Bronx, this speaker, a woman with a mic, is trying to calm down an enormous NIMBY crowd. It's not working. She tries to remind people that this proposed new development will offer affordable housing with no cost to the taxpayer. This goes over about as well as if she told them that the government was going to make them eat burned hair sandwiches.
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Oh, yeah. Here's the other thing. The offices are all empty. Apartments are just ridiculously expensive. Shortage of affordable apartments, surplus of empty offices. Maybe you can see this question coming.
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Like a lot of complicated problems that exist today, it's easy to just fixate on the part of the problem that makes you mad. On the arguments. It's easy to reduce everything to a fight. Some people make a lot of money doing this. Here's Tucker Carlson, back when he was still at Fox, reacting to proposed housing legislation from Joe Biden.
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It can all be a bit disheartening. But when I talked to Bill Fulton, the zoning expert, about how you'd ever change the minds of diehard NIMBYs, he had an answer that was the most weird combination of hope and fatalism I think I've ever heard. And how do you convince the person, like, we've screwed up our housing market. Houses have become more and more expensive.
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Even people with means have overleveraged themselves to buy those houses. And now they're a political constituency that are like, yeah, yeah, this is messed up, but I don't want to be the person who has to not have an expensive house. How do you force the person with the mansion to turn it into a duplex? What do you do?
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In case you missed that, when Bill is talking optimistically about the demographic reality changing, what he's saying is that of all the things that need to change to help with the housing crisis, one thing that will naturally change is that older people will die. Historically, one of the larger drivers of social change.
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Which is not to say, hooray for the upcoming deaths of our parents and grandparents. It's bad when people die. And the people living in the houses have all sorts of reasons for wanting to live in the houses. It's not exclusively about the fear of some other coming to ruin the neighborhood. Sometimes it's as simple as, you grew up in a house with a yard and you liked it.
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Or you'd rather live next to an empty office building than a big new apartment building. These are preferences. There's nothing inherently wrong with them. The problem is just we're running out of space.
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There's one clip that stood out to me in all the clips I saw, this meeting in Brooklyn where a state senator, Andrew Gennardus, stands up and says, the problem with holding on to the way things are is that eventually we just lose the future.
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It's a great question. The thought you have had, I have had in Brooklyn and in Toronto, where I visit friends sometimes, where... housing seems very scarce, and you walk around and there's so much empty commercial property. And not empty for a little bit, like empty forever. And it feels like one of those problems where you're like, it looks kind of simple.
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These are hand-printed, so we can only sell them in limited runs. We cannot make an exception for you on Saturday, no matter how nice your email is. Second, most importantly, I have an announcement about this show itself. I wrote a much longer explanation of what I'm about to say on my newsletter.
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It's not a very dramatic clip, which is why I like it. Despite some evidence to the contrary, I think we usually tend to figure our problems out. And not in the big screaming places, but in meetings like this one, where bureaucrats try to hammer out solutions in uncomfortable chairs over bad coffee in meetings that go on too long.
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Bill Fulton, former and perhaps future bureaucrat, he says the solution to all this is actually a bunch of solutions.
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So to answer our listener, Julia's question, the reason we have not yet turned the office buildings into apartments is because it's hard and people don't like change. But the other part of the answer is that eventually, increasingly, it'll likely happen. The office buildings will become apartments. The single family homes will become apartments.
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The video game company is going to have to be in the mall, probably next to more apartments. We're going to have to let go of a lot of ideas that we got used to, which always seems hard, until we do it. That's our show this week, but stick around after the ads for Search Engine's favorite thing from the internet this week. Welcome back to the show.
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I am joined in the studio by Surge Engine producer, Garrett Graham. Hello, PJ. Truly one of my favorite people.
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Which you haven't told me yet, but we both have been having this weird thing where it's like you're like,
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Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Okay, so it's, there's like captions that I can't understand. The bear's like standing on a rock on his hind legs and he just, his, first of all, he's standing totally comfortably as a human in a bear suit would, but not as a bear normally would. But also there's a quality to the skin around his legs where it's like a little bit loose, but also his legs are very skinny.
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Is it that I am blind to the complexities of this in a way that I don't understand? How can it be that people need space to live and there's a lot of empty space and those things are not shaking hands at all?
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I'm assuming the bear's, boy, I have no way of knowing. something about the architecture of my own brain in that assumption. But like the overall effect is just a person who bought a bear suit on the internet that does not seem to work very well.
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Literally, if you forced me to bet money whether it was a bear or a human, I would say human. The only thing that would give me pause is there's a brief moment where there's a kind of close-up on the bear's face and he kind of licks his chops and his tongue appears to come out. Which makes it seem like... Mascots don't have tongues. Mascots don't have tongues.
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A really fanatic does, but that's a whole other thing. So what was going on here?
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It's also weird they're like adding gas to the fire by being like, no, it's a real bear, but this is this joke where we wrote it from the perspective of the bear. Maybe they've understood that the controversy is selling zoo tickets.
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Julia was so hung up on this question that as we were wrapping up, she mentioned that when she drives around Santa Rosa, California, where she lives, she'll sometimes take photographs of the empty buildings she thinks should be converted into apartments.
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That's a really good recommendation. Okay, so we're going to put the video. Somebody on the newsletter complained about me plugging the newsletter too much. We're going to put the video on the newsletter. I don't care. Throw it in the newsletter. Go subscribe to the newsletter. Please. The point of this podcast is just that people will receive emails. Without a doubt. Garrett, thank you.
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I really like this question, partly because it just feels like the kind of thing I'm tempted to try to explain without understanding. Like, oh, something, something zoning, maybe? Or something, something capitalism, probably? But if you actually pressed me to explain it, I would struggle. I think most people would. And I wanted to remedy that. After a short break, we try to find a real answer.
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Welcome back to the show. So this question, the more I looked into it, perhaps not surprisingly, while it was fascinating to learn about, it's very complicated. Complicated enough, I actually want to give you a table of contents at the start of this. So to understand why an office building can't just turn into an apartment, we're going to give you an answer in a few chapters.
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Chapter one, why zoning makes this really hard. Chapter two, why the buildings themselves are making this very hard. Chapter three, why the people in the town are making it very hard. And chapter four, who needs to die in order to fix this? I'm not kidding. People will have to die. So let's get started. Hi, Bill. How's it going?
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To help us get into chapter one of our answer, zoning, I called a man named Bill Fulton. Bill has spent his life thinking about zoning and cities in one way or another. Early in his career, he was a journalist. Later, he was a mayor of a town called Ventura, California. And after that, he was San Diego's urban planning director. What does a planning director do?
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You can find a link to that in the show notes if the following does not sate your curiosity about the editorial schedule of a podcast you listen to. But the TLDR is that we are going to slightly reduce our publishing cadence. We will now be publishing the show two or three times a month. Right now, we are a team of three full-time people, and we want to just give ourselves a little breathing room.
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So you sort of play SimCity, but with everybody yelling at you.
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That sounds really, as somebody who just finds SimCity stressful, that sounds terrible. I told Bill about Julia's question, and I told him why I'd assumed zoning was the culprit. In my brain, zoning is just all the regulations that say in a given city what can get built where, why some streets are filled with houses and others are filled with stores.
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And I figured the obstacle stopping Julia's empty office from becoming a full apartment was probably a zoning obstacle.
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Why do we assume that we should separate those things? Like, where does that historical idea come from?
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Bill is condensing about 100 years of very complex history into a paragraph, which is a very courteous thing of him to do. But I usually want to uncondense it and give you a history of the story of zoning. Because even though story of zoning sounds like the title for a book so boring you could hide drugs in it, it's actually a good story.
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And it's a story that gets at a question underneath the question that Julia, our listener, is asking. That question is just, why do we have a housing shortage in the first place? In the 1910s, it was becoming clear that there was something very wrong with American cities. Skyscrapers had recently been invented. And in New York, people were building them pretty much willy-nilly all over the place.
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As the skyscrapers got taller, the streets themselves were getting darker and darker as these new buildings blocked out the sun. Which meant that now, if you were a builder and you wanted light, you had to build your own tall building. And your tall building required someone else to build their tall building.
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It's the kind of everyone has to be selfish and insane because there are no rules style of behavior that you might see at Best Buy on Black Friday. Into this hectic scene steps Edward Murray Bassett, the so-called father of American zoning, who points out we probably need some regulation here because otherwise the cities are going to be a total free-for-all.
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Also, we think having a little more time to make episodes will let us chase down some of the complicated, weird, and ambitious stories that we love. Stories that, at this pace, we have not always had the bandwidth for. We're really excited about this change. If you want to know more, again, you can check out the little thing I wrote.
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These new laws said that citizens would not be forced to live in overcrowded living conditions, buildings would have to offer everyone natural light, nobody's apartment would be next door to a slaughterhouse, Many of the assumptions we take for granted about what constitutes a good home are actually written into zoning laws like these.
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Of course, there's another side to these laws that planning director Bill Fulton alluded to. You're probably familiar with this, but I'll give you an example. In Los Angeles, in 1904, the city's very first zoning law was passed, and what it does is it bans laundries from certain residential neighborhoods.
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which sounds perhaps like a strange priority for the first zoning law, unless you know that many of these laundries were owned by Chinese citizens, who the planning committee wanted to exclude from white neighborhoods. In the years that follow, these kinds of zoning laws actually become less subtle, more explicit.
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In 1910, Baltimore passes a segregation zoning law that makes black neighborhoods black and white neighborhoods white, a trend that spreads throughout American cities until it's knocked down by the Supreme Court in 1917. Zoning in America in the decades that follow remains this strange mix of these two impulses.
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One word, zoning, describing both common sense regulations meant to make cities more livable, but also in many cases to allow neighborhoods to exclude groups of people. And the thing is, it's not always clear looking at a particular zoning regulation, which kind of regulation it is.
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If you want to understand how complicated this can get, how not straightforward and messy and strange it can all be, I would invite you to consider something I have never thought very hard about. The idea of a single family home. Literally the archetypical house that a child draws when you ask them to draw a house.
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The setting of every sitcom that plays where both the Flintstones and the Simpsons live. many people in America, regardless of their race, their income, the level of prejudice in their hearts, would just prefer to live in a single-family home. But zoning a neighborhood for single-family homes has also historically been a tool for keeping out poor people, or people who aren't white.
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When, in 1917, the Supreme Court ruled you couldn't have a whites-only neighborhood, canny city planners, realizing that white, wealthy people at the time were much more likely to live in single-family houses, just excluded tenement buildings from certain neighborhoods. Like Berkeley, California, originally zoned single-family to keep the neighborhood white and wealthy.
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I talk about our finances, which have hit an exciting not in the red point. I talk a little bit about how the work I do at Search Engine is different from the work I used to contribute at my old show, Reply All. And we talk about internet comments and where you can make internet comments about Search Engine that we'll see. Okay.
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In 2021, the very progressive city council passed a bill condemning the racist history of single-family zoning in Berkeley. But... The process of actually convincing people who own expensive houses to allow apartment buildings to be built next door to them, the council indicated that while that work was important, it wasn't going to happen overnight.
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Bill Fulton says that zoning restrictions like the ones in Berkeley have become one of the big reasons we don't have enough affordable housing in this country.
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In pretty much every American city, there's a zoning debate happening between two sides. You might be familiar with it. NIMBYs versus YIMBYs. On one side, the NIMBYs, the not-in-my-backyard activists, who are often against new development because they typically own houses and they think it'll hurt the price of their house to have, like, a duplex next door.
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And on the other side, the YIMBYs, the yes-in-my-backyard activists, who want more housing built so that their neighborhood becomes a more affordable place to live. Bill Fulton began his zoning career in California, a state where this NIMBY v. YIMBY debate has been raging for a very long time.
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But these days, he's relocated to Houston, which, if you're a zoning freak, you know is a pretty big deal. Because Houston, famously for us zone heads, is a city that does not have zoning requirements. Which means if you live there, you're sort of a de facto Yimby, completely unique in America. Just picture a city without zoning laws for a minute.
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Is that an argument for or against zoning?
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Obviously, I looked this up. The Houston Chronicle interviewed the Killian family, who lives right next to the Boardwalk Bullet. Their white two-story house is just underneath this enormous wooden roller coaster. This is a video taken from the front seat. You can see their house.
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While some people might want a roller coaster in the backyard, the Killian family said, quote, it's such a shame, really. We all used to just love the peaceful quiet. So in a city without zoning laws, where neither the homeowners nor the city gets to say what should get built where, who does decide?
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Without further ado, here's an episode we made last year we really love. Why can't we turn all the empty offices into apartment buildings? It's about issues that have become even more salient in the last 12 months. Housing, yimbyism, nimbyism, and of course, roller coasters in your backyard. Anyway, after these ads, please enjoy. Currently, I have been working out of an office. It's cool.
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And do you feel like... Does Houston feel like... Does it feel like an advertisement for what we can have when we don't have zoning? Does it feel like a cautionary tale of why some zoning is helpful? It's both.
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Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, absolutely. I mean, it always impresses me how they work. I mean, how they assess situation, how they have these great abilities of observation, learning. And they see the struggle, what we are having. You know, they are just following the news. It's so simple. I mean, if you see a state where there is like always negative news about, for example, the police, is a target, right?
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Because the population don't trust.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It's just examples, you know, so they are really watching us.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Absolutely.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
They know our politicians. So it's really interesting in the last two months, three months since President Trump got elected, the change, even how they communicate inside a group.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
that, I mean, they felt safe before, you know, freedom of movement, freedom of operation. They've got the money. So now they kind of struggle to see what's going to happen. They had, you know, the Doha agreement. It was during the Trump presidency when it was signed. So now they don't know what's going to happen. And that worries them. And it makes them, I think, less predictable.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, they were very happy, you know, with the administration because, you know, they were, I mean, Al-Qaeda was denied. Money is flowing. So it's just better, you know, to keep a low profile, you know, just stay under the radar. You know, you do your business and that's fine.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Thank you for the invitation.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, and keep infiltrating. I mean, open border. But I see that in Europe. So it's not just a problem of the United States. In Europe, I mean, it's when the refugees are coming You know, we have a law and we are not sending people back.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Well, my numbers are quite the same. What I would add to this, it's just the attackers. And we haven't talked about facilitators.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Facilitators, for example, we have the war on Gaza, which obviously has a huge impact. And not just on Muslim population. If you see the protests, you know what we had. I mean, it's going to be so easy to find facilitators who are going to take care of, I don't know, one money transfer, who is going to help attackers to get into a building, because I feel you. I'm with you, brother.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Oh, yeah. Just, you know, like the ISIS claim that the New Orleans attacker was not an ISIS member, was just a sympathizer. So we see what happened. And, Sean, it's a lot. Wow. And it's just growing every day.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, I think, I mean, we are talking about small cells. Okay, so from an operational point of view, it's really wise to keep them separated. You know, if one falls, you know, one cell gets discovered, you still have the other 10 or 15 safe. So I believe, at least what I know, they are not communicating much between each other. So the cells are staying separated from each other.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It's how many cities and where, we still don't know. We are working on it.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
We have some, but we couldn't confirm it yet. I mean, not yet. We are working on it.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I think it's more than a thousand. It's easier. You know, they come as refugees and I mean, they just simply get in, you know, so they walk through. And I think countries have this very, I mean, the United States has its database, right? Big part of it is coming from Afghanistan. You know, you had all the names, the backgrounds. Europe doesn't have this big database.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
If they are sharing between Europe or the United States, I don't know that. But I know it was one guy who reached Greece in 2019 as an Afghan refugee. And it was a case study. No one questioned why he ran away from Afghanistan in 2019 when we still had the government. But he was a refugee. And it was taken by a European country. And after a few months, he just grabbed a knife and killed two women.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And the narrative was, I believe it's a narrative, is that he had mental problems. So, you know, it's this thinking. You know, 2019, why did he need to run away from Afghanistan? Why was he a refugee? No one is asking. Was taking there to that European country and killed two women.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, that's an interesting question. I'm asking this almost every day that I think it's sort of a protection also that, you know, it's leave the people in the delusion that they are safe. You know, you are safe, you are not questioning.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
But also the other thing is just think of it if you just using this case study that if you have an Afghan coming and killed two women, you start to question what's going on in Afghanistan, right? right but when you start to question it you get answers when you have answers you have to do something no one wants to do anything related to afghanistan no one so it's to it's to
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And yeah, and it's also, you know, having a successful four years because it's what I can see it's all about. I mean, related to Al-Qaeda and Afghanistan, so it's what's going on in there. It's all about short-term political agenda. Yeah. and not about long-term solutions. So it's, you know, it's something like this. This is what I can see, I mean, related to Afghanistan as a narrative. Move on.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
There is nothing to see here. Move on. So everything related to Afghanistan is just buried.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And these mental issues, that's the main narrative now in Europe. What is it? It's the attacker had mental issues. Mental problems.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, so there is part of the book where we put together actually what we knew. There is a part of it, for example, which is about Al-Qaeda, the changes it went through, how it's operating in and from Afghanistan, what are the other bases, and... Yeah, I want to highlight something because it's really important. I think it's pretty amazing in America here that you have people listening.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I think it really shows that people are taking this seriously. We don't have this in Europe.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
No, no, no one. There is nothing to see here.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah. So, and yeah, we are focusing on local communities, you know, and trying to share what we know. Because I think, you know, we always call it critical information. If you have the intel, you can be prepared. You can prepare the people, you can prepare the law enforcement, you can prepare the first responders, right? And I think it's a huge advantage. And this is necessary to do that.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I struggled a little bit in the beginning. Okay, we are creating mass hysteria. People are going to panic. And I get this question, it's just, what if you are wrong? And I always say, okay, let's turn the question, what if I'm right? Or what if we are right? And there will be no response.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, and just a little bit how we work, that Sara has her own line, I have my own line, I have a partner, he has his own line, so we are using minimum three independent networks, so we verify information.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, yeah, I did.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I think it's, I mean, when Al-Qaeda said, and it was stated in 2016, it was al-Zawahiri who said that Al-Qaeda wants to return to Afghanistan.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
In 2016, al-Zawahiri stated that al-Qaeda wants to return to Afghanistan. It was in 2016 when he stated that. And it's an easy, you know, for them, they are one, you know, the ideology is the same. So it was an understandable choice that we have our allies there. Yeah. So, and the interesting part when we talk about this is that the Afghans are not so happy about Al-Qaeda being there.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
The Taliban is, but the Afghan population, I mean, generally, they are not.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
again thank you for being here and and emptying out what's in your head and what you know about these terrorist organizations to the entire world i know that that comes at a cost thank you i'm i'm trying to do my best i mean it's uh yeah al-qaeda is is is very sophisticated and um and sarah has been doing an amazing job
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yes.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Oh, it's not just Hamza, actually. His brother are so married recently to a woman from the Haqqani network. So they are, yeah, they are one. And actually, you know, they didn't even hide it because it was stated several times. Now they are not hiding. I mean, Hamza is wandering around in Afghanistan.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And even if you ask an average Afghan, okay, who is, you know, like educated, knows who Hamza bin Laden is, and they are telling you. I mean, it was, I think, two weeks ago, I texted a couple of people I know from the past. And when I asked, okay, is Hamza bin Laden? No one said, no, no, he's dead. But, I mean, to deny that he is alive is deliberate. It's not because they don't have the intel.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
They know he is alive.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Because otherwise you have to do something. I mean, how could you explain? I mean, just imagine that you are a political leader and someone is coming to you and saying that, hey, Sean, Hamza is alive. Yeah, I don't want to know that. Because when you take it, oh, seriously? You have to do something. Because people will ask, Sean, why aren't you doing something? Why is he still alive?
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It's the British. They do. And they really don't understand. I mean, I'm pretty sure you heard that. It already appeared in the British news that Hamza bin Laden is alive. So it was intentionally leaked to the British media, you know, kind of warning the people to trying to do something. The Australians know that he's alive.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It was a little bit of confusion in the beginning because when Hamza appeared, Abdullah bin Laden, you know, the brother, he was in Afghanistan. And it was even in the UN report in 2021. So when Hamza appeared first, and I've got the information, I started to question, are you sure it's Hamza? It's, yeah, yeah, it's Hamza. Are you sure it's not Abdullah bin Laden?
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And they said, no, no, no, it's Hamza bin Laden. And then after two months, I could find an NDS, a former NDS officer, who said that, yeah, Hamza is alive.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So they reported after four or five, we tried to, you know, see that it was four or five months after that they reported to the US annex that Hamza bin Laden is alive. And according to sources, there was even a photo attached, was taken in Paktia of Hamza.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And I've been working with her in the last two years, trying to put the pieces together to understand what happened, you know, around 2021, what has happened, what's been happening now. So, yeah, I'm trying to give you during this interview kind of that what we know.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I think it's in the pack. You know, if you, I know that Iran has his own list, you know, who should be killed. Also Al-Qaeda in 2023, December, also mentioned three people. One is Elon Musk. The other one, I don't remember his name. He is related to economics. So yeah, they have a list to do that.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I think can be a twist in here that Al-Qaeda and the Taliban, they have very good relationship with organized crime groups.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, cartels. For example, Sirajuddin Haqqani has this amazing cooperation and relationship with the Albanian mafia, which is controlling half of Europe. They have network. I mean, almost global. So that makes it even more unpredictable. I know that Al-Qaeda, I mean, on the election day when it was announced President Trump won the election, yeah, Al-Qaeda was not so happy.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
In the video, what they released in 2023, it was more about he's kind of a symbol, you know, of economy. He's a symbol of power, infidel, you know, so that is nothing. I think they also, obviously, they can use it as recruitment, but he was mentioned in that video.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Because it's power. That's why 9-11, the VTC, they were symbols, the towers.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, it's kind of a new thing now. They can see that there are people, you know, if they are taken out, it can be used as their own interest, you know, their own benefits. It's kind of a new thing and I think it makes them also vulnerable. Yeah, I'm working on this part because it's interesting how they see.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Obviously, they want to avenge Soleimani's death, you know, who was killed during President Trump's administration. That was a big hit for them and they want to avenge it. And, but as you said, in the past, for example, they didn't want to kill Obama. At least, I mean, they were talking about it. And there was a letter found in Abbottabad when they said, okay, don't, don't touch, don't touch him.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
because they saw that that would create a vacuum, and that's where they used that. And really, I'm apolitical, but that's when they wrote that Biden was by that time, you know, the vice president, and they said he's completely unprepared for the position. So killing Obama wouldn't make that benefit for al-Qaeda.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
They could foresee that... They always play on a long-term end, and this is where we are losing.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Al-Qaeda, I mean, they have these amazing strategists, okay, so even today. And they had these analyses where open jihad, you know, the open front jihad can be carried out. Al-Qaeda made a list of their own limitations as well. So it's really like in military, what the capacity you have and what you can achieve. So it's really, it's brilliant.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Thank you. Oh, gummies.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And one of them was Afghanistan, Yemen, Syria, Iraq, and North Africa. But they identified as can be suitable for open front jihad. It's why, because the government is weak, social services are weak, the ideology is not far, you know, the local population's ideology is not so far from al-Qaeda's. And this is where they can grow the seeds. And they have.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, Yemen is always been for them kind of soft targeting. Obviously, it has a government which is kind of supported by the West. Afghanistan is, that's where everything has started.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Inside Afghanistan, the senior members, they are communicating with each other by couriers. So, interestingly, they don't... By couriers? Couriers, yeah.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
No, they don't.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yes. Yes. So they still don't trust, you know, much. With Europe, it's... They are... They are using technology. So what I know is they are communicating encrypted messages. So they use the digital communication.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Oh, thank you. I'm a big fan of gummies.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Kind of, and emails also, you know, you can create, you know, these temporary email addresses, you know, sending them after one hour, you know, it's deleted. So they use that. But yeah, within Afghanistan, they don't. I mean, we've got a couple of phone numbers of them, but they are not using much.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Correct. I mean, I believe that, but as I'm saying, I mean... So it's very compartmentalized, is what I'm saying.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
That's the key. That's the key. Not knowing each other.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, exactly. And even within one cell, they don't even know each other's real name. So it's really, if you see that from the operation point of view, it's genius. You know, one cell is not going to lead to another. Wow. It's not. And you have all these Taliban and Haqqani network supporters here in the United States. I mean, personally, I have some experiences with them.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And also they can pass messages.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Very negative. I mean, okay, I didn't expect they will be positive. That it's really all about trying to legitimize, you know, the Taliban government, whitewashing the Taliban, Al-Qaeda as well, changing basic information. You know, it starts to argue about really facts that you can even find open sources. They are very aggressive. And this really had a peak during the election time.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
They really had this campaign of Biden-Harris. I mean, they even created a hashtag for it. It was really interesting. And just, you know, false narrative campaign. And you have a lot of lobbyists here in the United States. I mean, we are listing them. And they are powerful. I mean, there are people listening to them.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Both. I mean, individuals is like Zaman Khalilzad, you know. I don't know if you heard about him. He's one of them.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
He was member of the Doha negotiations. He's an American citizen. He's from Afghanistan. And he had this key role, you know, passing more power to the Taliban during the negotiations. He is one of the powerful lobbyists. And there are several former businessmen here. So, yeah, they are powerful and they are listening to them.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It's obviously, you know, this small chatter, you know, yeah, the Taliban doing this, the Taliban doing that. There is no al-Qaeda. And to me it's strange because when you read it in a UN report, it's obviously that person is lying, right? But they just keep going with the narrative, keep repeating. I mean... I see that since the U.S.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
presidential election, how the propaganda machine of the Taliban has changed, for example. So all the positive news, economic innovations, you know, new factories, life is wonderful in Afghanistan. Everything else is a lie. And we predicted that. I mean, we made several posts about it, what kind of changes are going to happen. All became true.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, they are continuously changing, but there are significant changes what we could observe. One of them is that they became more goal-orientated and less rule-orientated.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
They focus so much on operations. to carry out the attacks, to do their own business. So if you see Osama bin Laden or Ayman al-Zawahiri, you know, they were... They were also fighters, okay, mainly Osama bin Laden, not Zawahiri, but they were this kind of soft guys, you know, running around Afghanistan with the AK-47. Zawahiri, you know, always about these religious speeches.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So he was more a preacher. Excellent strategies, of course, but the new leadership is more mission-focused, and they are so fast. I mean, they returned. Abdullah bin Laden arrived in 2021. Saif al-Adal, who is the chief of the external operations of Al-Qaeda, returned in 2022. Hamza bin Laden returned in 2022 as well to Afghanistan.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Saif al-Adal and Hamza al-Ghamdi, they are the two major guys in al-Qaeda's leadership. They run mainly everything. And they are battle-hardened fighters. I mean, Saif al-Adal himself is coming from the Special Operation Forces.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
No, he was in the Egyptian special forces.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Okay. He was in Sudan, Yemen, Libya. He fought, you know, against the Soviet troops in Afghanistan. The guy is a genius. And he is cold. And he is just marching to execute the mission. Okay. He's talking about, we know that from meetings, you know, what they had. Of course, he is devoted himself to Allah. You know, his life is the jihad, but it's a military guy.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So then we talk about operation planning. It's a military guy.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Not in al-Qaeda.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Not in al-Qaeda. What they did is that they prepared and trained, you know, the fighters, the attackers for Europe and for America to carry out their attacks. And very, very well planned operation, if you see, if you just see, you know, what we've been talking about. And what I can see from them is that they even told us, just let me quote you Saif al-Adel from 2023 November.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
This is what he wrote. We are facing this major shift in the global jihadist path and facing a radical change in rules of fighting on the occasion of the opportunity of the century that may occur only once or twice in a lifetime. We call on our Islamic peoples everywhere to fight this battle, which is the most important Islamic step. So they even are telling us they are changing.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And if you see the previous attacks, you could see how the Hamas attack was already more brutal. It was extremely organized. I talked to former colleagues from the U.S. Special Forces, and I asked them, what's your opinion? And they said, wow, they were extremely organized and synchronized, what they did in Israel, the homicides. And if you see, it was several raids at the same time.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Thank you. It's a pleasure to be here.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah. And, you know, when I talk to other analysts, this is what I can see. It's kind of, I don't know, it's a tendency now that, no, that doesn't fit Al-Qaeda's profile. You know, oh, that doesn't fit Saif al-Adel. It doesn't fit, you know, these old dogmas. And if you see Al-Qaeda, it's a terrorist organization, but it's part of nature. So it learns, adopts, and evolves.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So why are we just denying that? It's just acting as part of nature.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Well, I was really surprised the changes and the achievement what they have reached during the last two years. And they are stronger than prior 9-11. They have more money. They are more organized. They are more trained. I mean, just to see the training what the fighters have received, and they are still receiving, okay? So they haven't stopped training fighters. That's scary.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Not an easy question. I mean, we used to face it in Afghanistan, right? We had all these very tough decisions to make every day. I think the key here, what we are facing, I mean, these complex attacks, is that how we can put together the first responders, right?
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, just look at their equipment.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Mainly, yeah. Mainly.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, it was 2023 November when it was right after the Hamas attack when I started to track movements of fighters. So the Taliban, Al-Qaeda and the Iranians, they moved fighters to Syria, Iraq. And it was extremely organized. I mean, they used airlines. So it's not even just cars, airlines. And then I started to see... What do you mean they used airlines?
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yes, so right after the Hamas attack, the Taliban sent fighters to Iran, to IRGC, Iranian Revolutionary Guard bases, They took a plane there, they took planes there, and Iran flew them to Damascus. It was before the 19th of November, no, 19th of October, because we just put the information to the system, listen, guys, Massive fighters flow are going to Damascus and they are going by airplanes.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And that's when Israel bombed the runaway of Damascus, you know, just to prevent the planes landing. And then they turned to ground transportation mainly. It was, you know, a little bit slower because it's not easy to move a lot of people. But before that, that's what they did.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, when we talk about casualties, you know, okay, let the medics take care of that. Or just trying to catch, you know, the shooters. I mean, that's on the police. Or what the community can do? Yeah, that's another question. I think here what the challenge is going to be is that what if we have two attacks or three or four or five at the same time? the same place.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, they are talking about mass casualties. That was mentioned several times. And it's really not about to show off. I mean, if you see the 9-11 attack, it was all about destroying symbols. And I'm really not about numbers. I mean, 3,000 people died. Now it's all about mass slaughter. And because that's going to paralyze the entire nation. And it's not just about the casualties.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Just imagine that services will be shut down.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, emergency, I mean, hospitals will be overwhelmed, you know, taking care of casualties still. I'm not even talking about economic impacts. I mean, if it's happening just at the same time in several big American cities, you know, airlines, they will be stopped for sure. you know, standard operation procedure. So the economic impact of this and the chaos, what it's bringing with it,
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
and who you are going to trust after. It's so wild, the impact. And they are aware of it, that's why they planned it. And that's why the Hamas attack was an amazing rehearsal, because they could see that, you know, step by step, line by line, what are the outcomes of an attack like this.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Well, if you see the 9-11, I mean, the stock market was shut down. I think also for a week. I'm not sure about the time, but that can be predicted. Just to see how the goods are flowing, you know, just really I'm talking about the local level. I think it's more, it's easier to explain. Just filling up, you know, the goods of the supermarkets. You know, we talk about one week, two weeks.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Will it happen? You don't know. Could you catch all of the shooters? Because we don't even know the number of the people in the cells. So it's this massive manhunt. Banks, you know, obviously they will be closed. So the economic impact of this is also why I wouldn't minimize it. So it has impact on every part of our lives.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, just imagine that there is a woman and it's time to delivery. And the hospital is just dealing, I don't know, 100 casualties there.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah. So it was, I don't think too many people paid attention. It was a video released in 2023. I was lucky because I saw the video. So I think it took for the authorities 30 minutes to remove from the internet. But there was one website where you could watch the video, I think, for a couple of days. And yeah, the airlines are still in the plan, you know, to attack.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And the invisible bomb, the interesting, it's a homemade explosives. So they guide you step by step how to make your own bomb home. And the most interesting part was they made, because they even talk about it in the video, that they made this research where you can buy what.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
For example, what ingredients you cannot buy in the United States, or it's tricky to buy because maybe the law enforcement is keeping an eye on the sales. So it's really detailed how to make it. Step by step. Of course, you need patience and it's not so easy as it sounds, but you can make it. And it's a powerful bomb.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
The trick what they made about it is that when you prepare the bomb, you need to remove the smell, you know, of the explosive. And then after you cover it with silicone. And that's why, and it doesn't have metal parts. So it's chemically induced explosion. So metal detectors are useless.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Dogs, no, because the silicon itself is just sealing the smoke. So the only way is that, and even they show it in the video, the only way to detect this bomb is that the body scanner, the only way.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, the key in here that the responders not, I mean, not to drag all of them to one spot. So it's all about, I think, the key going to be organization. What the local people can do? You know, it's America. People have weapon. I mean, you have large numbers of veterans, special forces communities. Obviously, they can be kind of involved.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
They even tell in the video that not too many airports have it. I mean, the series is so detailed. I mean, they did the recce at the airports, and they are telling it that it's, yeah, they check the airports, not so many. They are talking about big airports like, I don't know, I think in New York, JFK, they have it, they use it. But smaller airports, they don't.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, they don't. And even in the video, so the video, it's about to make a homemade explosive like half a kilo, which is powerful. They even demonstrate it so you can see it. And just less than 200 grams, oh, sorry, it's a European language, grams, it's enough to make an explosion in an airplane, which is going to be catastrophic. Yeah.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, and there are some airports, you know, when they do body search, but of course they don't touch, for example, your intimate parts. You can hide it there.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, it showed like it's approximately, I don't know, like 20 centimeters, and it can contain half a kilo, which is really powerful.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, it's like they even make the bomb, it's like a mineral water bottle, you know, and actually they use a mineral water bottle to make it. Okay. Okay, so it's like a half a liter bottle, you can make it.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It was, it was shown on bricks, you know, they put together and yeah, it's powerful.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
No, that's not. But for example, if you just go there next to gas lines, you know, so the bomb itself, if you use one, yeah, probably it's going to kill people around you. But it's not, we are not talking about huge vicinity of that. But if you have a couple of ones and a couple of people, yeah.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
No, no, no. Because it's big, you know, so you can't hide it.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
We find a solution for that. So what they did is that, I don't know if you remember, in Afghanistan they put even screws, you know, in the vest. Fragmentation. Yeah, exactly. So what they did now is that they shred plastic. It's like, you know, with a knife, you cut this hard plastic and it's sharp.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
The risk in here, it's like what happened during the Hamas attack. I don't know if you heard about the Hannibal Directive. Then the Hamas attackers got into the music festival and the military got the order to shoot. And the military said, yeah, we don't know who are the attackers. I mean, it's not clearly visible. And they said, doesn't matter, just stop them. So obviously there were casualties.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And it's causing so similar injuries because they tested it.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Exactly. No, it's not metal.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yes, yeah.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, exactly. They can do that. So they are so smart, you know. They see the equipment, what you have, and they patiently take their time. How can I encounter it? Where is that gap what I can use?
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I think to listen, Sean, first, so when we are listening to people, first, we need to acknowledge that we don't know everything, right? Also, we have to have openness, you know, curiosity. Okay, what do you have to tell? Isn't it right? But most of the times when I talk about these things, I mean, very often I meet people that, ah, no, Al-Qaeda, no, they are gone, they are stupid.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
You know, this is just guys running around with AK-47 and just, we really need to see how they are right now and where they are. And you have to be humble to do that, to acknowledge that I don't know everything.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So I, during these three and a half years, I made these amazing connections with analysts from, for example, from Switzerland, Australia, but even Pakistan, you know, everyone is saying, oh, because of the narratives. I listen to everyone because I don't know when I can learn or getting a new information.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And I don't see that we are having that from our leaders that, okay, sit down, tell me, what do you know? It's this, I'm sorry, I was actually looking for it, the proper English word is this arrogance, you know? And I can see that on analysts too. In the last, I mean, just my last year talking to them, no, no, it's not. How do you know that? Show me evidences.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So I think that's a huge risk in here when we talk about multiple attacks, how you stop them, how you can contain them. And local population, I mean, it's just low enforcement.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Well, I'm not going to post on Twitter. Sorry, X. I'm not going to post it. So it just, theoretically, you know, let's sit down, talk. No, no, no, it's not like that. Actually, I found what can be behind, you know, is that what Sarah, I, or my partner, we are going through is this going against the narrative.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Going against the narrative, you know?
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, exactly. That Al-Qaeda is gone. No, it's not gone. And just sit down one hour and I can prove it to you.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Obviously, the sources would prove a lot. This is where I struggle personally, because I even thought that if the new administration is going to sit down and talk, I really need guarantee from them that they are going to protect the sources.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yes. Yeah, it's from my side and my partner who can't be here because of his line of duty. He couldn't come. And 22 gave his life and everything points to their, they were burned by three letter agencies.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, they were the only ones. I mean, you know, when you provide information to a government, obviously you have to name your source, the position. They have to see that if the source is credible. And somehow, I mean, 22, that's a little bit high number to be coincident.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, they are cooperating, you know, with the Taliban, but I would correct it. This is not a correct sentence. They are cooperating with jihadists. Okay, it's not just the Taliban. We're not talking about just the Taliban. They are cooperating with jihadists in Syria. We are, I don't know, consciously or subconsciously, we are cooperating also with jihadist Al-Qaeda Muslim Brotherhood in Libya.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So by just back to the Taliban, yeah, we are receiving intelligence from them. They are our partner, and I wouldn't even call them partner. Sean, they are our proxies.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It's difficult to tell, you know, because the plan itself, it's flexible. So they always can change.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, it's like you initiate one cell, two, and then you say that, okay, it's not working so much out. Okay, let's abort. Okay. Okay, so that's why it's difficult to predict. And here it comes, our limitation because of who minted. You know, human obviously has its own limitations.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah. So, and we have our limitations, but we are working on it as much as we can to get out and just to pass it on. someone who can do something.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And also just as a plus, you know, China is helping the Taliban to protect this communication. So even if they are doing communication on the cell phone, it's protected by Chinese technicians.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
You know, it's a symbiotic relationship. You know, they have a long-term plan there, you know, in Afghanistan. I mean, all the mining contracts, you know, we are talking about years. So it's kind of, yeah, I'm having some income here, so I'm helping you. And just back to this cooperation, I didn't know the first time when I heard, I didn't know I should lie or cry.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
But when the Taliban meets the U.S. officials, including the three letter agencies, right after the meeting, the Taliban actually is briefing China what was discussed during the meeting with U.S. officials.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Al-Qaeda doesn't receive it directly. So they get it via the Taliban, right? You know, as an income. So they have their own revenue. What I know that is money coming from gold mines, gem mines, drug trafficking. You know, Al-Qaeda has a revenue. I would say that until, I mean, what I could track, it was annually around $500 million. Wow.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Goes directly to al-Qaeda.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, exactly. And, you know, I don't get the point. I mean, how do you expect them to take your side when you pay less? And I think basically the approach is wrong. I had last, no, in 2023, I had a discussion with the Taliban. He's... I mean, on the ranking is like up. And he just told me that you people are so arrogant and you can believe that if you pay, we are going to whatever you want.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And, you know, so correct.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
They are not much.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It was bigger than... Is it a big hit to have an attack in a mall? I mean, just... Because, you know, it's the first thing which came up in my mind when I saw, you know, the social media after the attack, you know, in Russia. It was like this bandwagon. You know, ISKP went global, they are deadly, they are this and that. Come on, man, look at the scale of the attack.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It was like the guy almost like in New Orleans, no? So if you see the casualties.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yes.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, it was higher, yeah. Russia currently is helping the Taliban to rebuild the weapon system in Afghanistan. I mean, there are Russian soldiers, resident civilians, but they are soldiers. Technicians helping the Taliban to repair tanks, aircrafts, you know, which are coming from the Russian time. It's beneficial for them because obviously they get paid for it, right?
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Actually, I don't know their nature. I know they are there. I know they are in Kabul. There are a couple of ones also in the north. I don't know where actually they belong, but they are Russian.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah. And, you know, they are helping to fix tanks, airplanes, helicopters. So it's also another symbiotic relationship.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah. Yeah, but it's one attack. And this is where it gets interesting. If I see, I mean, when you see ISKP or the Islamic State in Afghanistan, it's interesting how it developed. So in 2023, somehow, actually, I couldn't track it how, Gulmorod Kalimov, you know, he was the number two in the Islamic State. appeared in Afghanistan in a prison in Nimruz province.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
We couldn't track it how he ended up there, but he was there. And then he was transported in 2024, was transported to the north and started to set up training centers. Don't think, I mean, big training bases. They were small centers dealing like, I don't know, 20, 30 people.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And these fighters were coming from Central Asian countries, coming through the border, I mean, by the help of the Taliban and the GBI, you know, the Taliban intelligence. Gulmorod Kalimov's key role there is that training these foreign fighters, send it to Central Asian countries or even to Russia, you know, just to destabilize Russia.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Gulmorod Kalimov has a very close connection with Sir Azhuddin Haqqani. So when we started to talk about, you know, also Sara, you know, here talked about, you know, Wulmarat Kalimov and the training centers. So they removed all this to the other side of the Afghan border. So this, you know, these tribal areas in Pakistan, because they started to talk about it.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And obviously on the north, Afghans in the north of Afghanistan, they talk a lot, you know, because these people are, you know, they don't belong to their... And this was reported, Sean. There was a report about this. Wow. And in 2023, the Taliban GDI director, Abdul Haq Washik, I don't know if you heard about it. He's a former Gitmo detainee, actually.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
He went by private jet to Italy and participated in an intelligence conference. I don't know what was on the conference, honestly. You know, I always confess if I don't know something, so I don't make it up. But suddenly, they started to arrest Tajik nationals, you know, ISIS-related nationals in Europe. So I guess they put him on working.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
You know, he was kind of tipping off, you know, the European agencies. But I have one question to the European agencies. I know how many people are passing every month from Central Asian countries to Afghanistan. How many they are arresting in Europe? Do these two numbers are matching each other?
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So another diversion. Exactly. And I know it's almost every month between 60 and 80 foreign fighters are entering Afghanistan. And it was interesting because I was thinking why they put this guy, you know, Vashik... to this conference.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And last week I found the solution, actually, that he, even in the past, he offered his help to the American government, you know, to capture the Taliban intelligence chief. So I think they just returned to this information, you know, okay, this guy offered once, so Now he will be useful. I can tell you he is not useful because I'm pretty sure he is not tipping off every single incoming fighters.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, I believe so. I believe so. I mean, when we talk about VBIED or IED, I mean, in Afghanistan, it was mainly targeting convoys, right? VBIED is just targeting, you know, the population when you have a crowd. I would expect here on U.S. soil or in Europe, I mean, when we talk about VBIED, it's going to target specific locations, right?
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah. It's all about money. You know, it's business for everyone. I mean, Al-Qaeda and the Taliban, but mainly Al-Qaeda, had a relationship with them in the past, too. They used disorganized crime groups to, for example, get nuclear material. So that's what they are using.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Now I know that they are cooperating with Russian organized crime groups and they are helping to get some stuff in, you know, crossing our borders, including the United States border.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, the problem here is that what I have access to, I have capacity just to track specific things. So the time, I don't know. But I know there are materials. For example, the Albanian mafia is taking cash into Europe, sent by Sirajuddin Hakani. And, I mean, money bags. Is the Albanian mafia there, for example? Here, I know that it's the cartel.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It's, yeah, it's probably about weapon and other things. Why? Because they are here, you know, the local guys. They know the flow.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, kind of, sort of. What Al-Qaeda is doing now, and we have to also look into what they are doing on one specific spot. Al-Qaeda's short-term plan now is that, short and middle term, is that trying to support local jihadist groups to form a government, to take over a country.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, exactly. It's like what the Taliban did.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
They did it in Afghanistan. Now they did it in Syria. So it's what people don't understand about Syria that it's... And it's a really trick what our governments and the media is doing that... I don't know if you follow the news what happened in Syria. So the guy... Changed his suit. You know, he's in suit, ties. He's using his name, real name, not the nom de guerre.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And he's meeting our politicians. So he's changed. And that's what every analysts are saying now who have government contracts. He's changed because he's saying that. Well, I can tell you that those fighters were trained in Afghanistan, and al-Julanis, because I use his fighter name, I'm not using his civilian name, he sent people to those meetings with al-Qaeda, and he cooperated.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It's not just physical, okay? Imagine that it's interesting to see, for example, Libya. The Libyan government is packed by Al-Qaeda and the Muslim Brotherhood. And we are dealing with them soon, Sean. We are going to buy oil from them.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, because the key, I believe, at least the information until now I have, is that an attack with an explosion is just going to be kind of the beginning of an attack which is coming after. Okay? And the key of that is to drag the first responders to one side.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yemen, yeah, the Houthis. I mean, in 2022, I already told that, and there were other reports. Okay, so I'm not painting myself as a genius. It's just, I'm also reading a lot. So all these, you know, institutions reports, for example, there is amazing institution called Sana Center. They are reporting about Yemen.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Also, they mentioned that it seems like Al-Qaeda on the Arabian Peninsula, you know, Aqab, one of the affiliate of Al-Qaeda, Al-Qaeda branch in Yemen, is showing some interest to cooperate with the Houthis. And everyone, no, no, Houthis are Shia, Aqab is Sunni, they hate each other. Again, old dogma. Well, they are working together. And it was publicly released last year.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So we need to overcome this barrier, these old dogmas, to see that, like, you know, like you see, it's a new organization. Let's discover it. Mm-hmm. Somalia. Somalia is struggling, you know, that Al-Shabaab can't win. You know, they are just, I mean, they are fighting with the government. Obviously, it came up, oh, we should negotiate with Al-Shabaab.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Because all these terrorist organizations or these jihadist groups, what they do, they realize that Taliban communicated highlighting local interest. And we buy it. So when we negotiate with Al-Shabaab in Somalia, oh, Al-Shabaab is busy just with local agendas. Yeah, but that's not true.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Well, they use the Muslim Brotherhood, you know, which kind of, I mean, Al-Qaeda, the Islamic State, you know, they are rooted to the Muslim Brotherhood. And the Muslim Brotherhood loves to portray itself as a nonviolent group. However, they are the political wing of this Islamic army. Why am I saying it? It's because the Muslim Brotherhood is banned in Arab countries.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Okay, so imagine that if you have, I don't know, it's really just a wild example, so it's nothing to do with information. Like getting a suicide bomber into a museum, where obviously you can have high casualties, right? And the first responders will be there. I mean, several ambulance cars, the police, you know, just close the vicinity of the area.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
For example, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, they are banned. And what the Muslim Brotherhood has tried to do again during the Haas attack is fueling internal tensions. You know, telling to them, these Muslim leaders are infidels, they are serving just the West, they are not protecting other Muslims, they are supporting Israel, you know, on the war on Gaza.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
What these countries do is that they break it down very hard. I mean, if they hear a speech from a radical imam in a mosque, the guy will be arrested on the next day. You know, they just don't give any gap for these radicals to plant a seed.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, they have some. I think the weak link, what we could witness during the Hamas attack, I mean, after the Hamas attack, what I saw, the weak link was Jordan. Jordan is a country, you know, depends on also aid, and they had a very strong Muslim brotherhood inside work. I mean, they were preachers, you know, in the mosque, asking the people to break in to Israel, kill Americans.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
They struggled, but somehow they were able to control it. But I know that during the, I mean, from the meetings, during the, I mean, right after the Hamas attack, Al-Qaeda central had weekly meeting with the Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan, to discuss how to cause more issues within the society, fueling, you know, tensions, asking the people for protest to weaken King Abdullah. Weekly. Weekly.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, they had these amazing, I mean, amazing meetings every week, coordinating people, military commanders in Iraq, Syria, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt. They did it every single week.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It's global. It's global. It's just directly what I can see. And, you know, this is why I often call Afghanistan as the fountainhead of global jihad. Because it's not just the Taliban, it's Al-Qaeda together. So what I could see that they are providing physical support. I'm talking about weapon, ammunition, financial support, money. to 19 countries.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yes. So we have here Afghanistan. So the east is going to Pakistan, Jammu and Kashmir. We have Bangladesh, Myanmar, Indonesia and Malaysia. We have the whole Middle East. Then we have Yemen, Somalia, Libya, Morocco, Jordan, and the Sahel itself, you know, Burkina Faso, Mali. That's what they do. And they have facilitators in every embassies.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And mass shooting is starting on the other side of the city.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
The long-term plan is to establish the caliphate.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, it's taking more and more. You know, it's kind of, it's physical. Imagine this plan, it has two ways. You have one physical, you know, just trying to put more and more countries where these Islamists are ruling. That's what you can see, for example, in the Sahel. And then you establish governments which are backed by these terrorist groups.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And the long-term plan is to have this Islamic caliphate ruled by Sharia law. The short-term plan is getting more and more countries. So expanding, you know, expanding your influence, expanding your power, expanding your networks. This is what they are doing now. So when people are telling me that Al-Qaeda is recovering in Afghanistan, they are reorganizing stuff, it's wrong.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, absolutely.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Al-Qaeda is full operational. Actually, they jumped another level when now we are talking about massive innovations, what they are doing. They have so many scientists, Sean.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, it's basically a Sharia-ruled system, exactly what we are seeing in Afghanistan. And it's just not having any Western influence on it. So actually the long-term goal is quite simple. Where they do all these tricks is this short and middle term, like making the people believe that if someone is changing the clothes and start to use the real name, that guy is our friend.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And this is when we are not paying attention.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Okay.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
A caliphate is that it's a system, I would say it's a government system, which is running a country. And you don't, you have, I don't know, I mean, should I explain this Sharia law? You know, it's... Yes.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, and the key is to not have a response. So until now, what I know is that, just imagine that you have an explosion in one place and you have just, I don't know, 1,000 people around. Everyone is calling 911. That's a massive hit on the communication system, right? Because everyone is calling 911, and it's one location.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Okay. Basically, it's defined by the religion itself. It has its own judicial system, its own educational system. For example, they don't have so many subjects to teach, which is related to science. So it's basically, it's all this about the religion. Honestly, the caliphate is not my strength. That's more about other members of the team. But yeah, that's the... That's the plan.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
That's the long-term plan. And I think this is the key where their strength is that we don't plan on a long term. Our leaders are planning for four years. Mm-hmm. They have this plan. And, you know, you cannot even put a timeline onto it. Because if it, as Jesse Perry wrote, you know, he just released a book, and I love the title, if it takes a thousand years, year, doesn't matter. Keep going.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Like China, exactly. So they are learning.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
That's a good one.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
When you start to talk to them and negotiate with them. That's already a good point. It's already a good point. I mean, just to see that we know that a couple of people in the central Libyan bank, they are al-Qaeda members. And they are controlling, I mean, millions of dollars. We are negotiating with them. I mean, we are having trade with them.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, no, it's not. It's influence.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And they have a massive influence in Europe. It's crazy to see that, how... I mean, it has a history, like after 2001, you know, the 9-11 attacks. Obviously, societies developed, you know, this anti-Muslim attitude. So, for example, in Europe, we used NGOs, you know, to... kind of calm down, you know, this kind of attitude because obviously it's not about religion.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, we can't say that every Muslim, you know, they are terrorists. It's not true. We know that it's nothing to do actually with the religion itself. And these NGOs just got so powerful, especially in Europe, that they are influencing governments. For example, in Switzerland.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Switzerland seems so neutral, actually is a center of terrorism in Europe.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I work with, I mean, I work with several analysts and I have several partners. You know, obviously, you know, I cannot reach out to every country, but we have Swiss partners and they are telling us that what's going on in Switzerland, terrorist recruitment, financing terrorism, and actually there are terrorists who proved to belong to Al-Qaeda And they are Swiss nationals.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And the government is not deporting. There was, I think, recently, two or three months ago, that they could suspect the guy belonged to Al-Qaeda and they couldn't deport him because of the law.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So when phone calls, thousands are coming from another location, I can't imagine how the system is going to handle that. And we are just talking about communication.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Law. Because of the law, you know? He has a second citizenship or got the refugee status and you can't deport him.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So I think that kind of shows that, you know, the operational part is running, right? Because it's just running by itself. It's set up, it's working. So what they did is that they have scientists there. What we know, they have microbiologists who are working in biological labs. developing weapon of mass destruction. They are working on it. Even the UN reported that they have weapons engineers.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Weapon engineers.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yes. To build new weapon. For example, we know that they are working on drones.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It's on the platter, yes.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
We exactly don't know, not yet.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
They are working on modifying agents to make it more lethal. And there is an al-Qaeda microbiologist, and he was detained. His name is Yazid Soufat. He is a Malaysian, actually is a former military. He studied in the United States. And he was detained until 2019. Then his close monitoring ended in 2021. 2022, he was already working in Afghanistan in a lab. Were they testing these people?
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
They already tested.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
In Afghanistan.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It's working.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
These are the two, but we actually know until now.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
The invisible bomb, which is already... Yeah, that's already done, you know, and the invisible vests. So they are just doing their job. And I think the crazy part is that they do all this without intelligence interference. For intelligence interference.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah. So Turkey is, I mean, it's been on the news, obviously, because of Syria. Turkey always hosted and sheltered the Muslim Brotherhood. And since, you know, they are kind of neighbors, they had very good relationship with jihadist groups in Syria. I am not so sure Turkey's goal yet.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I'm trying to see if they are helping to spread the sentiment of Islam jihad or they are just exploiting these terrorist groups. And it's kind of expanding, you know, their interest, you know, their power. I still need to see this happening. Because, yeah, but my capacity is really, really limited on this field. And let's see what's going to. But I need to see before I claim something.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I suspect that it's a symbiotic relationship that we are working together. I mean, if you say Turkey is in Somalia, now they have got huge influence on Syria. Qatar?
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Qatar is a difficult case because several things happened. I just saw after the Hamas attack that there was an Islamic scholar group which visited Afghanistan. It was in 2023, February. And they met Sirajuddin Haqqani, and they gave him a gift, which was a replica of the Al-Aqsa Mosque. And you know how they call the Hamas attack? Al-Aqsa Flood. So that was interesting.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I don't know what happened on the meeting, but I found it interesting. And this Islamic Scholar group is funded by Qatar. Plus, we have information that until now, like, I don't want to say exact number, but more than 10 times, plans landed in Kabul delivering M4 rifles to the Taliban. which is a violation of the embargo.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And plus we had this, I don't know if you heard about it, we had this Qatar gate, that how Qatar is kind of buying influence in Europe. So there were several European politicians, you know, they got caught because they received money from Qatar. So they are massively influencing decision makers and policy makers in Europe.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And there were a couple of European politicians spoke up, you know, saying that, come on, people, we need to stop Qatar. We are doing what Qatar is saying. And then they got labelled, oh, you are far right. You are Islamophobic. You hate refugees. So they were completely discarded. But in Europe, we have a massive influence of Qatar and we are not doing anything. It's just going by the flow.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah. I mean, that's the key. That's really the key that it's going to be so hard to encounter it. And just back to the question, I think the United States has this... I mean, you have a lot of veterans. Just imagine that something is happening around where you live. You know, I know you, and you will grab the weapon, you know, and you do your job because you are trained for it.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah. So it's the Taliban Secret Service, obviously the intelligence service of the Taliban.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yes.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, it's run by Abdul Hakvashik, you know, the former Gitmo detainee guy, which is, I think he's kind of playing his role in the system. The most interesting person in the GDI is Tajmir Javad. He is a deputy, and he has a very important role in al-Qaeda. He is representing the Haqqani network in al-Qaeda.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
When it comes about decisions or something coming from the Haqqani network, it's him who is representing Sirajuddin Haqqani. It was a couple of months ago when al-Qaeda wanted to send suicide bombers to the West Bank. And it was Tajmir Javad who used his veto and said, no, I don't think, I think we should wait. So he has a very good position.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Otherwise, what the GDI is doing is providing protection and undisturbed condition to every training centers, training bases. They are responsible for the security of Al-Qaeda members. They're traveling around Afghanistan. So that's their main job. And yeah, it's trying to find...
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yes. Yes, they do. They do.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It's in Kabul. They are operating from there. They have several departments. And yeah, they are like one.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, they have one department specifically which is taking care of the security of the Al-Qaeda members. And there are one department, for example, they have SIGINT department, I just discovered.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
They have SIGINT department, which was actually very active around safe houses where Al-Qaeda members are. They're constantly checking if there is any foreign SIGINT activity. So this is how they take so seriously the protection of al-Qaeda members in Afghanistan.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, it's like, yeah, it was established right after Kabul fell, you know, and that's their main job.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, yeah.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I don't know that part. I don't know that part, honestly. Hackney Network, yeah, sure. Yeah, it's a global organization. But the GDI, I don't know. I know that there are People in the United States directly being connected to the GDI. I know that.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yes.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And in Europe as well. They are directly communicating with them. I know that.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, they are lobbying. That's what they do. I think also what they are doing is trying to identify Afghans abroad, you know, who can be potentially your help, you know, kind of source, or they are trying to help you. Because, you know, a lot of Afghans, I mean, who are here, they have their family in Afghanistan. So they know what's going on in Afghanistan, so they can be very helpful for you.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So I know that a lot of Afghans here in the United States, but also in Europe, they are so afraid to speak because they can be found. They know who are here, you know, from the Haqqani Network or from the Qandahari Taliban who are potentially working for the Taliban.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
They know that, but they are just so afraid to speak up because they are afraid they will be deported because they can see that our governments are protecting the Taliban.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
But in Europe, we don't have it. We don't have this large number of veterans.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yes, they do.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I think they are not much. I think their effectiveness relies on simplicity.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
They are so simply working.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
You know, it's just really they are taking their time. They are super smart. It's like one thing what I know. There was one guy in the United States. His job was, given by the Taliban, by the Haqqani Network, is trying to check and monitor social media to see which Afghans are speaking up. or potentially sharing information. That was his job, and he got paid for it.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So they are very simple things what they are using.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, they do. They do. Sometimes they threat. When they threat, usually what I could see is that, yeah, they are not speaking. They are not speaking. And I don't know if you've seen that there was this Afghan athlete, female athlete, spoke about, you know, the Afghan cricket team, and she is receiving death threats. And she has protection from the French police. So it went that far.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So they have power in our countries. They really can make people's life hell.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
No. But with these attacks, yeah, at least until what I know now is that, yeah, it's going to be probably one attack, make a huge diversion, overstretching the responders, and then just do the next one.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Oh, a lot. I mean, it's just we could talk, you know, days about these things. I think what we need to understand is that these groups are getting together. They had already their interlinks before. Now they are cooperating, Shia and Sunni, which we claim that they hate each other. I think we need to see that we are running out of proxies. We are teaming up with militias.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
We are using them for our interests. which is okay. But after four years, you change it and you start to pay the opponent force. And we are running out of proxies. So these groups are learning and they know that I can play to be your friend so I get money, but at the end of the day, I still hate you and I still will do an attack on your own soil. And
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
They are cooperating and they are learning from it. So they are not just cooperating, they are learning from it how we can do better. And we still don't want to kind of accept it. And we are using these groups to encounter Russia and China. So... It's just I've never thought I'm going to witness something like this.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Oh, they are having meetings. I mean, it was 2022, and I don't want to be wrong, 2022 or 23, but I think it was 22, when already we had photo of CIA contractors in Kabul. So what we know that they are not all the time there. They are traveling there, you know, frequently. I know that they share intelligence. I mean, share intelligence.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
The Taliban is feeding the system with sort of intelligence about the ISKP and about the Al-Qaeda in the Indian subcontinent. That's it. They are, you know, these small pieces of information and lies. And the United States is not taking any effort to verify this information. And here it comes. You can say that, oh, someone told me that, oh, because they are stupid. They are not stupid.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So seriously. So the CIA is not stupid. It's just that's the political order. There is nothing to see. Move on. And it's good for us. You know, when they are lying for us, it's good for us. We don't need to do anything with that.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So you don't need to admit it that we are facing, you know, serious threat. Obviously, Afghanistan was taken over by Taliban and Al-Qaeda. Because when you reach these conclusions, the next step is you need to do something. And no one wants to do anything there.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yes.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
What I know, it's three who are there. And it was this, I want to say, because I know just his family name, this Habibi, you know, he's an Afghan American citizen. And it was just denied such a long time, you know, no, he's not there. They don't have him. Yes, they have him.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
This is verified. They have him.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Well, we tried to track him, and the last information what we've got is that already the Haqqani Network and al-Qaeda has him. But where, we don't know the location.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Oh, yes. That's what they are going to do. That's what they are doing. I mean, you have American citizen, this Ryan Corbett, who is in, as far as I know, his medical condition is deteriorating very fast. And he's still there. And you're still sending money. You know, it's just the CIA contractors are passing there every week.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It's difficult because, you know, anything can trigger the attacks. And that's the key here. That's what I'm trying to figure out, how they work, how they think. I'm just telling an example. It can be that we stop funding the Taliban and just, okay, let's do it.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
This Habibi I know and I know Ryan Corbett. The third one, I don't know the name. They were not my focus.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
As far as I know, no, except Habibi, they do. Habibi, they do. The U.S. citizens, no, they don't.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
They believe he played sort of a role in the collecting intelligence about Ayman al-Zawahiri when he was killed in Kabul. That's what they believe. as far as I know. But I think the information I have, they don't touch the U.S. citizens. However, I believe just to know the conditions there, that's already a torture. Yeah, I can imagine.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I think they will play now differently, you know, because of the new administration. I think they keep trying to sell, you know, we are your friends and we are your counter-terrorist partners. I don't know how it's going to work, but... What I see globally and also in Afghanistan that it's a chess game and it doesn't matter where we step or what we do, it's checkmate.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
You know, we don't have so many options to do. I'm just telling you an example. Yeah, you have the hostages there. So yeah, yeah, sure. You don't pay anymore? Okay, we kill them. And what do you do? You invade Afghanistan. Well, it's not going to be that easy like in 2001. So you won't do that. So you see, we don't have so many options anymore.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Oh, I think there are still. I mean, even, you know, hearing the Taliban that so many are disappointed, you know, they had this holy war propaganda for 20 years, you know, fighting against America, you know, the big evil. And now they realize that actually the Taliban is the same corrupt as the government was. They are not receiving salary. So they don't have such a good life.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, the top they have. So the Taliban, I mean, from the middle level are not so satisfied.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I don't know.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I really don't know. I've got a couple of questions, you know, but they are not my focus. I'm mainly focusing on Al-Qaeda as the central leadership.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Oh, they have. Not just American, they have, yeah.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
As far as I know, they have 26.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I don't know. You know, I mean, when I see Europe, it's like there is no communication. I mean, seriously, Europe is not talking about Afghanistan. You don't even find it somewhere mentioned. Oh, yeah, they are talking about, sorry, what projects they are funding for the Taliban. And that's it. I mean, they don't. Now the narrative, I mean, it's all the information.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It's all about, you know, the Ukrainian and Russia war. That's controlling the entire information space in Europe.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Oh, I hope so.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I don't think so. I don't think so. I mean, I just coincidentally saw it in one of the reports, but otherwise no one is talking about it. No one.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I don't think so.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I don't know. I think we still believe that, you know, we pay the Taliban and they need our money, but they don't need our money. And I really don't see this because there is no communication with European agencies or decision makers. Zero. Nothing. I think we have a couple of, I mean, for example, we had a couple of people who reached out to us and said, come on, how can we cooperate better?
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
They are fighting the same battle as like Sarah Ann Scottman is doing here, you know, trying to push, you know, politicians to listen and do something. But in Europe, it's harder.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, that's, I mean, just to see the last four years, you know, I mean, that's what I felt on my skin is that if a government decides something is not comfortable, something doesn't fit the political agenda, even on the intelligence field, it's just ignored. And this is how Al-Qaeda is. You know, they don't even mention Al-Qaeda.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I think I heard maybe five or six times in the last couple of months, which is already an improvement. It's this... Using the power to, you don't collect information based on threats. You collect information based on political agenda, like ISIS, you know, it's been ever, it's just ISIS, Al-Qaeda, no, they don't exist. Yeah, but we have this, no, it doesn't exist.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And this is extremely dangerous because that means you are missing information and they can be vital. And I could, I mean, my partner, you know, he's American. He had direct contact with three-letter agencies. I didn't. Of course, I'm not American. He had, and he screwed up. I mean, he was screwed up so many times by three-letter agencies.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Like, there was one three-letter agency who told him, don't submit anything to us which is about Afghans or Afghanistan. But why? Because we don't care. That's the order coming from the top.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Mm-hmm.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, but is it? Isn't it childish? You know, it's like when you have your children, you know, and they say, just seek and hide, you know, and they just, I'm hiding.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It's a little bit complex because, I mean, what I can speak about the Trump administration, it's coming from the media, okay? So I don't live here. So what I saw is that the new administration want to make major changes, right? In, I don't know, I heard the FBI, you know, intelligence agencies, security forces.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
That can be a very sensitive point because if they initiate the attack when you do these changes, that can influence the response, right? So this is one. The other thing is that I knew when they saw the news, Al-Qaeda Central saw the news, first they were very upset President Trump won. But after 10, 15 minutes, Saif al-Adel said, bring it on.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So they know that they have a specific plan for the Trump administration. And it's all about, if you see the political agenda of President Trump, it's all about, for example, bringing troops home, right? To decrease the American military presence. You will be dragged into conflicts. And you won't be able to do that. Because if you do it, you say that it's another example.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
You have an attack on an embassy. Okay, let's say that. And they will order, okay, let's find who did it. Setting up, you know, a unit, find the perpetrators. Still, troops are there. But if you don't go after them, the restored American image, which was, you know, another promise, you know, during the election, that's not going to happen. So that's why the next U.S.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
administration don't have, I mean, those decision makers, they don't have too many options, Sean. It's a very sophisticated chess game and they will need a very good chess player.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Oh, I don't know. Or just see the other things that these attacks, it will have economic impacts. So his other plan, you know, to make some economic improvements, it's not going to happen.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
No, because they don't want peace. You know, I heard this, that we make peace with our enemy, right? It's correct if the enemy wants peace. But this enemy doesn't want peace. They don't stop. I mean, we passed that stage a long time ago. So when we say that, okay, I made a peace deal with them, which, you know, it was like the Doha agreement, you know, you tried. Okay, it failed.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So, okay, move on, you know, so solve the problem. And we always discard what these groups want. Why? They are equal players, right? They have their own 50% in this game. Why are we dismissing that? It's a little bit like self-centered, what we want. Yeah, but look at what they want.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And I think it's really important when I see Europe is that, you know, when I heard President Trump said, we make America great again, you know, we are superpower. And it's like being the big brother, because I can see that Europe is doing what, you know, following the American flow. But, you know, to be powerful and being big also requires and comes with responsibility.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yes, absolutely. But also when we talk about the cash delivery is that, so the plane is landing, there is a UN personnel, you know, because part of it is, you know, the cash for UNAMA, but there are additional bags.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And I think this is what decision makers and politicians need to understand. You have to take the responsibility and you have to be very careful with it. Because if you don't take responsibility to be great or being powerful, that has serious consequences.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
From this point of view, first is that they need to see what happened in the last four years. It's kind of, you know, damage assessment. You have to see what happened. And... It's really important for them to be ready to see the ugly truth because jihadist groups are our proxies. And I don't know how can you turn that around. And you have to identify
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
lobbies in the United States, from the Muslim Brotherhood, from Al-Qaeda, from the Taliban. You have to find them and you have to isolate them. If they are double citizens, you know, just rip off the citizenship, go home, please. You know, you are personal non grata here. And also see that, you know, someone used this, so it's really not my words. Al-Qaeda, I mean, terrorism is like a tumor.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
You find it, and it has been growing in the last four years. So you can't do that to ignore it. So the coming administration has to deal with it. They will not have another choice. Why? Because it's already here. One of the spreading cancer cells we are having here and we are having in Europe. So they don't have a choice.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
And the other thing that I would really love to see finally from someone being active and not reactive.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It's kind of urgent. Yeah, it is.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
No, no, it was not. At least that's what I've got. It was not. But they praised it. So it was heartbreaking to see. But yeah, they praised it. I checked it, I asked it, and my information is, no, they didn't have anything to do with... I think it was an eco-terrorist, but... It's, you know, who knows? Obviously, you know, I don't know everything.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
So I asked them and they said, no, no, no, it has nothing to do with them. I think, you know, the most powerful person in Al-Qaeda Central is Saif al-Adel. And recently we could get the translation of his book. The guy is a genius. Why? He talks about strategy. He talks about innovation, targets, allies, leadership. He is a genius.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I mean, yeah, it's a detailed, what his ideas, it's a military strategy book, how leadership should look like. I mean, I would even give it to my country's politician is read it because this is what we need, leadership. He's writing about lessons and learning. He is writing about don't get stuck with victory. Go through the losses, mistakes, because that's how you develop. It's amazing.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
I suggest the new administration to read his book because it's just very impressive. This is how Al-Qaeda is. When we look at the organization itself today, that book represents the level they are. And I don't see they are on the lower level than us.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Loyalty. That's the first one. Commitment. That's also the others. But it's run by a very sophisticated military organization. Very sophisticated and flexible. So they don't have that rigid rules. It's very good. I mean, I was very impressed when I read it.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
33 strategies I'm going to send you and I'm going to see if we ever, I mean, some places we can make it available. Because I wish people could read it, especially decision makers, because they could see this is not a guy running around in Afghanistan with an AK-47. He's a mastermind. Yeah, and this guy, I mean, his book could stand West Point or Sandhurst.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yes.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
It's already translated, yes.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Yeah, I think so.
Shawn Ryan Show
#159 Jane Doe - Terror Playbook: Sleeper Cells, Biological Weapons and Invisible Bombs
Thank you so much for having me.
Short Wave
This COP29, It's All About The Numbers
it should remind us that we should probably double down on our efforts.
Short Wave
Did Scientists Find Alien Life Or Just Controversy?
There is now a historic marker because a group of middle school children were assigned to look at police brutality in their community. Listen to the Code Switch podcast from the NPR Network.
Short Wave
Did Scientists Find Alien Life Or Just Controversy?
There is now a historic marker because a group of middle school children were assigned to look at police brutality in their community. Listen to the Code Switch podcast from the NPR network.
Short Wave
Did Scientists Find Alien Life Or Just Controversy?
There is now a historic marker because a group of middle school children were assigned to look at police brutality in their community. Listen to the Code Switch podcast from the NPR network.
Short Wave
Unveiling Olo — A Color Out of Oz!
Well, I would say yes. But, you know, we're not looking at this in an IMAX theater. Yeah. Our display is the size of an icon on your cell phone, or it's the size of your fingernail held at arm's length.
Short Wave
Unveiling Olo — A Color Out of Oz!
So humans have three types of cone photoreceptor, and they're sensitive to the long, middle, and short wavelengths of the visible light spectrum. So they're called L, M, and S. And with these three types of sensor, we can send information to the brain that will inform the brain about color.
Short Wave
Unveiling Olo — A Color Out of Oz!
So it's the brain that looks at the subtle differences in the excitation of those three cone types to generate a percept of the color. So with just a mere three cone types, humans are able to differentiate arguably up to 10 million different hues in the visual world. And that's really through the extensive processing that the brain does. It's a very important part of the process.
Short Wave
Unveiling Olo — A Color Out of Oz!
It's actually very challenging to study color because of the complexity of it and how the perception is so context-dependent.
Short Wave
Unveiling Olo — A Color Out of Oz!
Yeah, there are a number of parts. First of all, in order to be able to... consider even targeting only the M cones. You have to have a map of the cone mosaic of the three types of cones.
Short Wave
Unveiling Olo — A Color Out of Oz!
So every subject in the study had to travel to the University of Washington to our collaborator's lab where he has a device to image the retina and with a special type of imaging called optical coherence tomography, he was able to label the cone types as being L, M, or S.
Short Wave
Unveiling Olo — A Color Out of Oz!
That's right. So then when we go to the lab, in the lab here, there's a few steps. One is you need to dilate your pupil. And then we bite into a bite plate called a bite bar, which gets locked into the device. So your head is held perfectly rigid. And then somebody else will align you in X, Y, and Z to get your pupil aligned with the output aperture of the system.
Short Wave
Unveiling Olo — A Color Out of Oz!
Now, there's one little important fact, is that classifying the cones or generating maps of the cones is difficult. And nobody has ever mapped the cones right along the line of sight in an area called your fovea, because the cones are really densely packed there. So we, instead, we mapped the cones a little bit away from the fovea, about a half a millimeter away from the center of the fovea.
Short Wave
Unveiling Olo — A Color Out of Oz!
And initially, while everything's getting set up, things look green or just a regular green. Then once everything gets into place and you're carefully fixating, then you have this moment where it just turns this saturated teal. And I was aware at that moment that we had succeeded, that we had created and that we were able to stimulate only the M-cones.
Short Wave
Unveiling Olo — A Color Out of Oz!
And James Fong, the lead author on the paper, he invented the name OLO because it's a binary code for 010, which represent the stimulation of the L, M, and S cones. That's so smart.
Short Wave
Unveiling Olo — A Color Out of Oz!
Now, there's one type of situation where you can get an impression of what Olo might be. And that is if you desensitize or if you're exposed to a bright red light for a period of time.
Short Wave
Unveiling Olo — A Color Out of Oz!
So if you look at red light and you kind of adapt to red light, by looking at red light too much for a long period of time, you may desensitize to it or adapt to it. And then immediately following the adaptation to red light, you show a green light.
Short Wave
Unveiling Olo — A Color Out of Oz!
And that approximates the condition that we generate with OLO, whereby the M-cones are preferentially stimulated more than what normal natural light would do. And so if you wanted to get a rough idea of what OLO looked like, you could do this adaptation trick. Now, the difference is that when we deliver OLO, we can make it last. It can persist.
Short Wave
Unveiling Olo — A Color Out of Oz!
Well, I think I loved YOLO. The reason I loved it, of course, you can't make a paint that recreates Olo. No.
Short Wave
Unveiling Olo — A Color Out of Oz!
That's right. Stuart Semple totally realized that, and his paint was meant to sort of evoke a sensation, a feeling of Olo.
Short Wave
Unveiling Olo — A Color Out of Oz!
And from what he describes, he kind of achieved that by adding some fluorescent components. Some say, well, Olo's no different than Taco Bell's Baja Blast. Yeah. Okay. Some people say I had to color Olo on my Nike sneakers back in 2015. And so it's all been fun.
Short Wave
Unveiling Olo — A Color Out of Oz!
We must be over the rainbow now. And so Oz, in a way, to me, it's that effort to evoke a new sensation of color. And so we go from a normal colored world to this extraordinarily colored world through direct manipulation of the self.
Smart Money Happy Hour with Rachel Cruze and George Kamel
Reacting to Random Things People Used Their “Emergency” Fund For
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Smart Money Happy Hour with Rachel Cruze and George Kamel
Reacting to Random Things People Used Their “Emergency” Fund For
What do you got? All right. Have you ever caused an emergency? Oh, shoot.
Smart Money Happy Hour with Rachel Cruze and George Kamel
Reacting to Random Things People Used Their “Emergency” Fund For
Yeah, it was your fault.
Smart Money Happy Hour with Rachel Cruze and George Kamel
Reacting to Random Things People Used Their “Emergency” Fund For
I know.
Smart Money Happy Hour with Rachel Cruze and George Kamel
Answering Your Top Housing Questions
That's smart.
Smart Money Happy Hour with Rachel Cruze and George Kamel
Answering Your Top Housing Questions
That's good.
Smart Money Happy Hour with Rachel Cruze and George Kamel
Answering Your Top Housing Questions
Not good.
Smart Money Happy Hour with Rachel Cruze and George Kamel
Answering Your Top Housing Questions
I don't like this. Come on.
Smart Money Happy Hour with Rachel Cruze and George Kamel
Answering Your Top Housing Questions
Yeah. And I, yeah, I believe it.
Smart Money Happy Hour with Rachel Cruze and George Kamel
Answering Your Top Housing Questions
We are.
Smart Money Happy Hour with Rachel Cruze and George Kamel
Answering Your Top Housing Questions
I know.
Smart Money Happy Hour with Rachel Cruze and George Kamel
Answering Your Top Housing Questions
Yeah, and how do we know that?
Something Scary
Stone Cold-Hearted
Können wir. Klapp machen, ganz machen, neu machen, Mut machen, gut machen, besser machen.
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Shamrocks and Shadows
Na klar, können wir. Was du aus deiner Zukunft auch machst. Wir können alles, was kommt. Das Handwerk.
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Daughters of the Darkness
Wahr machen, möglich machen, schön machen, Freude machen, Sinn machen?
Something Scary
Daughters of the Darkness
Pause machen? Können wir. Platt machen, ganz machen, neu machen, Mut machen, gut machen, besser machen?
Spotlight: Snitch City
EPISODE 1: Officer Pastillas
Well, New Bedford is the largest producing fishing port in the entire world. He tells us he's been fishing here for 50 years. What are you piloting today, Aaron? A boat named Max and Emma, a 90-foot steel offshore lobster and crab boat.
Spotlight: Snitch City
EPISODE 1: Officer Pastillas
Drugs are a big problem. How many clinics they got in the city. Yeah, absolutely. The reason I sold my boat. I was in Westport Point. We couldn't get no help. I had to get rid of at least five or six different American kids. because of drugs. They can't show up. They don't show up on time. If they show up, they're screwed up.
Spotlight: Snitch City
Coming Soon… Snitch City
It's a game to a lot of these police officers. And to win, they have to think like the criminal. And they start acting like the criminal.
Stuff You Should Know
Short Stuff: Watch Night
When they gathered on that first watch night, there were a lot of churches who got together, obviously still legally enslaved people, and they waited. It's a pretty amazing tradition. Beyond that, it celebrates community. It celebrates faith, obviously, and perseverance. There's a description from the African-American Museum
Stuff You Should Know
Short Stuff: Watch Night
that says, many congregants across the nation bow in prayer minutes before the midnight hour as they sing out, Watchman, Watchman, please tell me the hour of the night. In return, the minister will reply, it is three minutes to midnight. It is one minute before the new year. It is now midnight. Freedom has come.
Stuff You Should Know
Short Stuff: Watch Night
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Short Stuff: Watch Night
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Stuff You Should Know
Short Stuff: Watch Night
That's right. I believe this is coming out on New Year's Day. So I guess, I mean, that's still happy new year.
Stuff You Should Know
Short Stuff: Watch Night
Yeah. And it kind of took on a double meaning at that point. Interestingly, it goes back to the Moravians, who I know we've talked about more than once on this show over the years.
Stuff You Should Know
Short Stuff: Watch Night
The Moravians, and it would be the Czech Republic now, way back in 1733, John Wesley was the founder of the Methodists, got it from the Moravians, brought the watch night vigil along to his denomination in about 1740. But these, they would hold once a month on full moons. They would have a service, I believe the first one was in the United States, at least, was in 1770 in Philadelphia at Old St.
Stuff You Should Know
Short Stuff: Watch Night
George's Church. And they continue to this day as covenant renewal services. So, you know, it's a bit different, obviously, than the meaning it would have later on with the Emancipation Proclamation. But the double meaning is still held true and dear.
Stuff You Should Know
Short Stuff: Watch Night
Yeah, they weren't like, okay, we'll comply. Sounds good.
Stuff You Should Know
Short Stuff: Watch Night
Yeah. And then Lincoln kind of grinned and said, man, just wait till you see the statue they're going to build of me. Yeah, it's going to be boss. People are going to love me. This is going to be so great.
Stuff You Should Know
Short Stuff: Watch Night
And for great reason. These days, the services can vary kind of depending on the congregation. Sometimes, like you said, they'll start a little earlier in the evening. and maybe end at like 10 o'clock. So you can still go out and celebrate New Year's however you want. Sometimes that is New Year's for you, and you take it all the way to midnight.
Stuff You Should Know
Short Stuff: Watch Night
Depending on the church, they might really emphasize the Emancipation Proclamation aspect of it. Sometimes they might do that at all. It kind of just depends on where you're going, because it is a night that very much has two distinct meanings.
Stuff You Should Know
Short Stuff: Watch Night
That's one tradition I've never had any interest in doing.
Stuff You Should Know
Short Stuff: Watch Night
You know people are peeing in things right there next to you.
Stuff You Should Know
Short Stuff: Watch Night
That's right. At the stroke of midnight, bringing in that new year was a very special time, obviously, in America. And it was called Freedom Eve for that reason as well. But also watch night because you're watching that clock ticking. Towards freedom.
Stuff You Should Know
We Got to Sesame Street
This week on Dear Chelsea with me, Chelsea Handler. Ed Helms is here. I, of course, was drawn to the LSD story. In the 1950s, a CIA scientist secretly bought the entire world's supply of LSD, embarking on a horrific attempt to discover the secrets to mind control.
Stuff You Should Know
We Got to Sesame Street
This just sounds like a guy f***ing off behind a wall. It does. I would just also like to say if you don't have to take LSD like this, LSD can be microdosed. It's like an upper of energy, enthusiasm, makes you less nervous if I'm going heli-skiing.
Stuff You Should Know
We Got to Sesame Street
Listen to Dear Chelsea on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Stuff You Should Know
We Got to Sesame Street
This week on Dear Chelsea with me, Chelsea Handler. Ed Helms is here. I, of course, was drawn to the LSD story. In the 1950s, a CIA scientist secretly bought the entire world supply of LSD, embarking on a horrific attempt to discover the secrets to mind control.
Stuff You Should Know
We Got to Sesame Street
This just sounds like a guy f***ing off behind a wall. It does. I would just also like to say if you don't have to take LSD like this, LSD can be microdosed. It's like an upper of energy, enthusiasm, makes you less nervous if I'm going heli-skiing.
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We Got to Sesame Street
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Impression Management
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Sword and Scale
Episode 279
We all pulled Lauren by, whatever, teasing her a little bit about her boyfriend. And we pulled her by, and she waved, and she was back to her room.
Sword and Scale
Episode 285
It's almost like he would rather live in his car and spend his money on stupid things like games and stuff like that instead of reality.
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I'm just waiting. We're shopping. Yeah. Me, me and my daughter.
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Oh, gosh. Rebecca, she sometimes has a sense of humor.
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Yeah. I mean, Kate says as much to Madison when they're dress shopping. She's like, you know, I got skinny.
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Right before my dad died. Yeah. And I, you know... once I lost the weight, I realized I didn't know who I was without the weight.
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You know? And she was like, and I liked that voice. I liked being mad at myself.
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Yeah, because that's where she feels most comfortable, with that voice sort of egging her on like, nope, not good enough.
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We all do, to certain degrees, in different ways, absolutely.
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Well, I think it just sort of, like, there is a device to sort of show what's happening present day with Madison, and that she's sort of like... Like she's trying to relate to Madison and because she's called over to Madison's house later. Right. Madison has eaten a ton of macaroons and sweet stuff when they were wedding dress shopping. Yeah. And she goes home to purge. Yeah.
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Yes, and Kate knows what she's up to. And then later that night, she calls Kate and says that she passed out, she hit her head. Can she come and kind of be with her? I think this is the conversation that follows where Kate admits that she knows what she's going through.
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I got to a point where I thought, if I get to a certain weight, if my body looks a certain way, then I'm finally going to be happy. And once she got there, she realized that voice, She needed that voice. She was so comfortable with the voice that was sort of screaming at her.
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Also, I love that she was like, should we have a podcast?
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Well, I love that, you know, Kevin and Jack are suit shopping and they run into Miguel and Miguel is sad because Shelly's just gotten engaged. Yeah. Kevin's wallowing in his own, his life has fallen apart. And Jack goes to give like a pep talk and he's like, stop, you always do that. Let us be sad. Like I'm bummed out, Miguel's bummed out. And then when they get to the food court,
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You know, Kevin is sort of, I think he's sort of like, I mean, have you not ever lost something that you really wanted? And that's how the big three homes comes up. And Miguel's like, he has. Did you not tell them about, you know, when you were going to start this company? So that's sort of the connective tissue there.
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Well, this storyline eventually wraps up with Jack going home and talking to Rebecca about like, maybe we should do this. You know, maybe I should start big three homes again. Like maybe this is the time the kids are getting ready to go off to school.
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They're a good team. But they also allude to something in this episode. There is the reminder in the beginning and then at the end of like, remind me to get batteries. Right? Right. And then the episode sort of ends on a similar note.
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Which will factor in. It will indeed, madam. Yes, yes. Should we talk about Randall, present day?
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No, no, I don't have the snapback. I have the pillow hiding. Is that what it is?
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That was so funny, though. Fancy man. You're like, no, he wasn't that fancy.
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Can I also say, I am an animal lover, and any time there's an animal on a television show or in films, I'm petrified, like, where is this going? Is the animal going to be okay? And I've heard there is a website that chronicles every movie or TV show that has an animal featured in it, just to make sure you can check and say, no, no, all clear. You know it's going to be fine.
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Correct. Okay, I got you. Because I can't handle that. So seeing this guy, of course, the whole time, he's like running across the street, dodging him. I know. I was like, this is NBC. There's no way like something's going to happen to this cat.
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But that's something. And I feel like because you guys have your own respective careers that are the focal point, being able to come together when it does make sense is great.
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It has to be intentional. Like, okay, I'm going to make music now. And let's do this together. It's not more of just like, oh, I like what that, remember that riff.
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Maybe some people are. That's never how it's worked for me. Yeah, I mean, maybe.
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No, I don't think so. I don't think it's what they call humane.
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Well, I feel like the conversation that proceeds from here between Kevin and Miguel brought a lot of solace.
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Because Kevin basically, like you said, I don't know if it was the next day, it's in the kitchen somewhere. Yeah. he basically says, were you in love with my mom while my dad was still alive?
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They were so synonymous with each other, your parents.
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Yeah. It wouldn't have even entered my consciousness that that would ever be an option, so no.
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And then Kevin giving that permission to Rebecca to be happy with Miguel and not have to hide that.
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But it's like, but it's no less important. I think that's why people had a big issue with, jumping way ahead to the train, they felt like Miguel didn't get his due. You know, that it was like he was more so Jack focused.
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And Rebecca and Miguel like shared more years and a very important chapter for both of them as healing older adults to like find each other and have become grandparents together and
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Yeah. People were like, what? That's messed up. He was so glossed over on the train when he really had. He was still alive. No. No, he dies before Rebecca. That's right. Yeah.
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And it's crazy that you would, it would take this much time to get there and have this conversation.
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Of course. No, I mean, it makes sense, but I don't know, as Mandy, if I could have lived with that sort of very obvious tension. He made no bones about how he felt about Miguel.
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I've seen both of my parents with new partners. And it took time to wrap my head around the idea of my parents not being together and what that meant and how that sort of informed my idea of monogamy and love and what did that mean that they weren't together anymore.
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I think growing up with divorce all around and it being so commonplace and seeing so many of my friends' parents sort of families fall apart for, you know, lack of a better term.
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That was such a fear of mine. So when it did eventually happen, it took a long time to come around to accepting their new partnerships.
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And then Kate enters and she wants to go to the winter formal.
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And... But now, the realization is like, oh, everybody ended up where they were supposed to, with whom they were supposed to be with, and they're better for it. It's not so scary.
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And asks her mom if they can go to the mall, which is like about knocks Rebecca over.
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And look what it brought. It brought two beautiful children and Kate and Toby's situation and so much growth and so much learning. And then they just got to a place where it was like, we've branched off from one another and it's no longer serving us in the way that we both deserve.
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And I think that's to be celebrated instead of the idea of like digging your heels and sticking with something when it's no longer working.
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Did you see that? Did you hear that? She wants to like spend time with me. She wants to hang out with me.
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A lot of mysteries are uncovered in Clooney. Kate finally sees Madison. Kevin finally sees the sacrifices that Jack made. And Randall realizes that William's love, lost love, I should say, is actually the view from his window. But at the heart of the story is really Randall's desire to connect with William and his former life.
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Wait, and then Kevin says, God, he's weird. Because he just sort of like pops out. He's like, I want to go.
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We're so honored and honored that you would share this story with us and our audience. I tell you. That is unbelievable.
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very important in this world thank you so much yeah thank you very much thank you for sharing your story what a story yeah thank you so much please give your mom my love yes and your brother oh that'll make it so yeah yeah for sure i guess we should have your mom on yeah i guess we should talk to your mom yeah just interview your mom and real real before before we say goodbye i just i have to know what that pillow says behind you
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I'm glad to hear it. Oh, man. What's happened so far? Can it rub off on me a little bit, please?
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He's doing the whole thing. She just did all the hard work.
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Oh, I think we have. Remember when she went back to work?
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It was sort of nebulous, much like Toby, until one day we were like, oh, he works in IT. Toby's in IT. Yeah.
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But also it's like, it is a group of naturally funny humans. Like the two of you, John Huertes, Justin, like there is just a, Chrissy. It's like, there's a lot of like, just your instinct is always to be funny and to be light. And that helps, I think.
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No, I'm definitely the straight man. I'm not the funny person in the group. But man, I loved coming to work with you guys because I was like, oh, I'm not going to be able to keep it together. I just get to laugh at my friends all day.
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The littles were always with their parents. So it's not like there was like a ton of like, I mean,
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Yeah, exactly. Like, getting a cup of coffee with them.
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But, like, Niles and Hannah and Logan, like, they all had their own language with each other. And they were constantly, I mean, Niles is always laughing. He's always, like, in a great mood. And I felt like the three of them had their own language. Like, we weren't always, like, led into.
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Yes. We have Kate with her mom at the clothing store looking at dresses for the winter formal. Yes.
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Yeah, they're in this clothing store. Kate finds this dress that she likes. She takes a couple of different sizes in and kind of tells her mom, you never know what one's going to fit. And Rebecca's like, absolutely. She goes into the dressing room and Rebecca's just futzing around the store, very excited. I'm shopping with my daughter. I was like, oh, what a dork.
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Yeah, it's been, I think, a real point of exasperation for him this season and something that he openly worried about before the season is that I think there was concern that with a young core, now they have Rudy Gobert and they have Mike Conley as veteran dudes, but their core is young. Ant, Nasri, Jaden McDaniels, now Rob Dillingham.
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And that group made it to the Western Conference Finals last year, and I think there was concern that maybe they'd be slightly bored with the regular season. Maybe they would just assume that, hey, we're just going to get back to the playoffs, no problem. You know, everything is going to come easily and naturally for us. And that hasn't happened. And I think one of the things we all...
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know what Anthony Edwards does and what he brings to the table. He's been terrific for them, but he has not been the defensive presence that he was last year. He has not been a tone setter at the start of games that they need from him. He is the number one guy. Now cat is gone. Julius Randall is what he is. He's a good player, but he's not, you know, a number one B like Carl Anthony towns was.
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So this is Anthony Edwards team. He's still only 23. He's still figuring things out and how to be a leader effectively. And all of those things. But I do think they need a little bit more consistency in intensity, but especially on the defensive end from him against good teams and bad to really just get everyone to set the tip to follow his lead.
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Yeah, for sure, Dave. I mean, when you look at how this season started, first of all, they trade up into the draft to number eight overall to grab Rob Dillingham. And you're thinking, you know, hey, he's going to play, you know, after, you know, with giving Mike Conley some backup minutes there.
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But the real challenge for a 19-year-old, you know, generally when you're drafted eighth overall, you're going to a team that's not very good and you can kind of get thrown out there and play. But he was coming to a Western Conference finalist that feels like they can get back there or further when they get everything figured out here. And so his minutes were really limited early in the season.
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Like he just was not getting rotation minutes. And because Finch, Chris Finch was going more with the veterans, trying to get some cohesion with that, with this new look group. and Rob Dillian was out of the rotation. Now, the last couple of games, as the minutes have opened up with Conley out, he has really come in, and you can see he just brings a totally different dimension to this team.
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I mean, his energy, his dynamic cutting ability, his handle, all of that stuff is big for them. And really what it says right now is Conley, You just have to find minutes for him on the floor. Dante DiVincenzo is really struggling. Nikhil Alexander-Walker is not a real point guard.
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So even when Conley is healthy, and I think he'll be back fairly soon, I still think you've got to play this kid, man, because he just... is electric out there.
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Yeah, as in his night and day, I mean, last year's team rode really overwhelming defense and really great chemistry deep into the playoffs. And you can just tell that with these new faces in here, with the slow start, everyone is holding the steering wheel really tight. And there is not the trust built up. There is not the familiarity built up.
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And so it's very similar to when Rudy Gobert came over from Utah in their first season. season. They just, it took a long time. Yeah. And so they didn't trust each other then. And it took a while for that to form. And I think right now they're having a hard time trusting each other as well. And, and so I think the lack of vibes is also giving the, kind of a reason for the lack of defense.
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Like they are just not as intense on the perimeter as they have been in the past. And that's really hurting them time and again in these games.
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Rudy punched him. Excuse me.
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Yeah, you're right, Dave. I mean, I think one of the sort of silver lines for me as I've watched this play out right now is last season and for several seasons, you know, I was kind of more of a cat guy. Like, I would tell everyone how important he was and everyone's like, no, no, John, like, Ant's the guy. Like, you're missing out there. And that's, you know, kind of...
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Really readily apparent what they missed there. But I was also a Kyle Anderson guy. Yes, he did not shoot it well last year. He shot it really poorly. But too many people were just looking at, well, he shot 14% from three. And so how could he possibly help? But what you saw from him last year was he was Chris Finch's safety blanket, right?
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You could he can guard multiple positions, could go out there and could guard on the perimeter, could guard bigs at times. He was also a pseudo point guard and they could really use him right now in that role as a veteran playmaker, director of traffic on offense, getting people shots. finding things, and they desperately miss that. And also, he's a Jersey guy.
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He could get a little salty and ornery when things weren't going well, and sometimes the team needs that. Some guy to stand in the middle of the locker room and say, knock this shit off and get going. And that's what Kyle Anderson did sometimes.
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And so they are missing him on multiple fronts right now, just in all of the different things that he brings to the table outside of his poor three-point shooting.
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Playoff Pressure Meter + Weekend Update
I'm going four, and that's because LeBron's clock is ticking.
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Oh, yeah. Yeah. I agree. Yeah. But guess what's on now? the off-season pressure is enormous now. So they've just shifted. They've just delayed their pressure. That's all. Kick it down the road. You know, nothing wrong with that.
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So I just listened to Draymond do a podcast with NBC Sports Bay Area. And he said he thinks that the Warriors are even more set up for championship next year.
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Maybe. He's like, it's not out of question for this year. But he said it's even better for next year because Jimmy will have an extra opportunity to get training camp, et cetera. So I had him at five. But because he said that, I'm going to put it at four. And the main reason is because Steph's clock is ticking and the knees hurt. You know, Draymond, Jimmy, all over the age of 35, right?
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And then especially Jonathan Kaminga. This offseason is his opportunity to make some money. That's supposed to be the next generation of the Warriors. Right. So I feel like you want to you want to win.
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You want to get into the playoffs, get in a position so that and give him the opportunity to show himself like as someone worthy of an extension and a huge one and someone that wants to stay with the Warriors to get the next generation going.
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I was just going to say, the same reasons for the Lakers and the Warriors is the same reason for the Clippers. Yeah.
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And the Warriors need to make up for their losses that they recently had, right? They just had that Miami Heat loss. They should not be in a situation in which they are dropping games this late in the season with Jimmy Butler now in the mix as well. So they're definitely going to want to pick up every single win from now on. And we know it is popcorn basketball when the Warriors play Memphis.
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Like it's always something. So I'm excited.
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That's the thing. If you've already made up your mind, like waiting until now, it's just kind of delaying the next chapter and also putting, you know, Tomas Iasalo in a really interesting position because now not only, yes, he is known for his offensive capability, he's also now responsible for trying to fix that defense that S was just referencing has fallen off a cliff.
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And you think about some teams in the league that have done this and you've seen the repercussions. I'm thinking about the Bucs, the Budenhoser. I'm thinking about the Lakers after Frank Vogel. Like when you... Allow this to kind of fester for so long, more things develop. And so now it's going to be a question of what's going to happen in the offseason. Yeah.
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What's going to happen to close out this year? Because guess what? Memphis Grizzlies are still in playoff position.
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Right. And a coaching hire also is a culture question of now having to reestablish or establish period. What is the Memphis Grizzlies culture too? And you've got John Morant that's supposed to be at the core of that. And who's he going to turn to, you know, to be able to help set that up?
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Yeah, a little. They limped to that 60th win a little bit, right? You look at their last 10 games, 5 of 5. And I'm wondering, are they just pacing themselves or are they worn out? Because they did put up significant effort to get in a position like this. I'm looking at OKC. They've been consistent. And I tip my cap to both of them for being able to get the 60 wins.
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But now I'm looking at the Cavs' ability to sustain the energy, the focus, the... the tenacity with which they got those first few games, the streaks that we saw them go on. But yeah, am I concerned? I don't know if I'm always concerned for these NBA players. They figure it out. Or they don't. Or they don't, right? They'll be fine.
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But I do think it's interesting going into the playoffs of how the Cavs have arrived to this place of 60 wins.
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When you compare OKC versus Cleveland, right? These are the top two contenders and have been all season. It feels like OKC is ascending right now. They're on another win streak. They're peaking at the right time. Whereas Cleveland kind of feels like they're holding themselves together with duct tape to get to the playoffs. And it's just like that does concern me, right?
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Especially when you look at the two of them and compare them side by side.
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And they probably needed this one. And they were up, too. They were playing incredibly well in that first half. Malik Blasey was on fire. It was a fun game from that perspective, especially from the way that the Pistons were showing up. But it was crazy that the Wolves were throwing hands. I was shocked to see them...
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engage in this same sort of like kind of aggressive demeanor that Detroit has always had. But I appreciated what both JB Bickerstaff and Malik Beasley said after the game when asked about it. And it was really about we got each other's backs. And I get it. Like, you saw Nas Reid point his finger in Ron Holland's face.
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And if you've been watching Ron Holland all season long, this is not someone you want to wag your finger in his face. Yeah, you don't want to test Ron Holland.
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yes and this is one of the reasons why you love Ron Holland is because he's coming to the league with this like chip on your shoulder or bag of chips on his shoulder and you love the way that he approaches the game in that way but yeah it was just crazy to think like this is this today was a show of playoff intensity way early right like you would imagine this sort of like
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I say no. I say no. And I want to recall that earlier this season, even before the 40 point L in March to the Rockets, that this should be blown up. And I don't know what it's going to look like in terms of where he's going to go, et cetera. But this was this is not a slump that the Phoenix Suns are in. This is like a structural collapse.
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right now like it is not good they did not have any ball movement out there they had no defensive energy out there they had no i mean it the phoenix black holes it was a it was like yeah it was bad vibes like it was just vibes out there guys stick around after the break we're going to talk about which teams have the most pressure to actually make the playoffs and we're going to give our picks of the week
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#482 - We're Going To Space Camp
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#477 - The World's Sexiest Podcast Hosts
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I'm not doing this. Yeah, Frank's got another idea. Big business. Actually, you know what? I'm going to save it. Thank God. I just pitched you a Patreon episode that you'll have to watch in order to get it. Go to patreon.com slash TheBasementYard. I'm going to write this in my phone right now. But your mom may be racist. Definitely not. She's not. Definitely not.
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No, a lot of them. But see, that's the thing is that a lot of them do scarily actually taste... Like what they are, but they're not, like, related to— Like, they're not officially branded.
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There's a film, and I don't like that either.
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And honestly, I'll be right there with the saw, okay? I'll hand you the saw to cut the head.
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Oh, man. Maybe... No, I don't want to rewatch that. It's pretty good. Yeah. I... Wish that we could go back to the days of like 2011 when pre-workout was basically just drugs.
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tnt sodium bicarbonate what are you drinking oh me i'm drinking nitroglycerin xl the pussy crusher yeah it's literally like that it's like bro i used to tit fire yeah like why are you drinking that or they get like demonic with it like i remember there was one that was called like the curse
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uh both of them both of our grandmothers yeah yeah 29 i think mine was 29 too yeah what the hell that's really crazy that is weird actually no mine was 26 and this is a serious serious way that i remember it because 9-11 frank you remember what year your grandma was born because of 9-11 yeah tell us the mnemonic device that you created Tell us.
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There was one that was called like the Demon Assault. And I remember Danny and I had taken it, my brother-in-law, and I actively texted him like, I blacked out for 40 minutes and I woke up at the end of a fucking insanity video.
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Dude, I swear to God, I actively said out loud like, this is what I imagine Emperor Palpatine feels like.
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Electricity coming out of your hands? In that moment, whether it was because of the possible traces of amphetamines in the pre-workout. Which there were a lot. There were some. Or because of my inability to grow up. I felt like I could shoot electricity out of my hands. Good. Do it. Seriously, I'm telling you, you know. But, yeah, no. Just circling back, your mom is a very kind person.
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I will say it was probably related to some things that may or may not have been said about certain people that might have been running for office in certain parts of this country. Or the whole country. Certain. You know. But, yeah. So, you know, I don't even know. That is... After what happened with the Yankees.
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No, I'm honestly, I'm serious right now. I really can't remember much. Oddly enough, the ones that I can remember are the ones that are like nightmares. Like I wake up scared.
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That is very stupid. And I'll go one step further and say, have better dreams, dude. I know. Like that, that makes me feel like there's something wrong with me. I get really worked up when I do have a dream and I'll tell someone about it and they'll be like, what do you think of me? And it's like, I don't actively think anything about you of the sort, like your mom. Right. You know, I, I,
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I don't think I've ever dreamed of your mom. You fucking better not. But what I'm saying is, in that situation, your mom could be like, what do you think of me? And it's like, I'm not thinking you're a racist at all.
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I think there was one time I had a dream about you, and you said, and I told you about it, and you were like, what do you think of me? And I was just like... Nothing bad, but just like... Oh, but that was crazy.
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Yeah, it might have been. But again, I don't think you're a bad person, but maybe it's my fears. Maybe I'm afraid you're secretly a bad person. There's a dream expert just being like, ooh, and just going crazy right now.
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There are people that love horoscopes right now that are just like, well, wait until you find out what happens if you have teeth in your dream.
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fucking debunk that i gotta say that sounds kind of cool dude to have one big side mouth tooth if all right so there are like three four parts of your teeth okay are you about to give me a lesson on teeth dr alvarez yes i am a patient bitch
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Well, because we did a 75th birthday party for her, and we had it on tape. And on tape are my mom, my aunt, and my uncle, and they're talking about the devastation of 9-11.
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Okay. Different parts of your mouth have different purposes. Okay. Oh, no. Okay. The front part of your teeth right here, they're called incisors because they're meant to scissor. They're meant to... Scissor.
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You know, when you bite something, you cut it with this. You're a canine. You have them sharp bitch canines.
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It's kind of cool, though. You got to be honest.
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You could be like... Yeah, I don't. Well, you could. I guess. I guess. But those are meant to puncture. So they'll puncture and they'll start the incisors. And then... So maybe it's three parts of the teeth. Molars. Then the molars are meant to grind them into a paste.
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You're grinding on nipples right now is what you're doing. That's it, right? Yeah. How many fingers on nipples are you going? Are you going two? Are you going three? Are you going more? I don't go like this. What am I? Tony Soprano, like, begging for nipples. I don't want to be a chicken. So nipple, fuck that, that, that, that.
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Sometimes I'll, you know. I can't speak from experience with you because you've never rubbed nipples in front of me and you've never touched my nipples.
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So, like, I imagine. I've probably pinched your nipple. You're like a, you know. You're like a white man that doesn't know how to salsa dance. What? Is this a... You know, like, that's what I imagine you are.
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I'm jacked up today. I can tell. I took the curse before I got here.
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They were just saying like, you know, the world is a really scary place and it's nice to come together and stuff like that And that's how I remember what year she was born because of it's a weird like a joke, but I'm confused What's confusing was how soon after 9-11? Did you have this birthday party? Less than three months
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No, North Korea is pretty strict on their internet access. No P-O-R-N. And we're not saying anything about it. About them. Who? North Korea.
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If they saw that Seth Rogen, James Franco movie, you think they're not seeing us? That's true. Oh, no. Wait. What are those? Yeah.
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Because my grandmother's birthday was December 1st and it was her 75th birthday. And it was, you know, I remember it. So it was somewhere within, you know, it was like my, they like, it was a big, I remember it was like a big family thing. I brought a plastic. You're going to laugh hysterically at me.
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Isn't that crazy? Doesn't that speak to how insane our world is that there is a balloon maybe from China just like hanging out above our country? Not one balloon. Well, and then we just forget about it. Yeah. Stuff's happening these days. There's some stuff happening.
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And we're, you know. Yeah, so the North Korean soldiers were sent to assist in the Ukraine and Russian war, which we're not going to touch on that. But now they have access to the internet for the first time, and apparently they've been going porn crazy.
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Just right here. What is this? Hitchhiking? Hitchhiking. Craziness. Dude, my father-in-law tells me all the time. He's like, yeah, I used to do it a lot. And I'm like, why? How? How has he not been killed? Because he's a white man. No one wants to kill white men. That's true. They didn't want to kill white men back then. They needed them. They were like, we need you. Yeah.
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crazy do you think a well jerked off soldier is a better soldier or a worse soldier frank i'm not even going to dignify that question with a response because what are you talking about well like it like let's use the logic of all right let's go back to ancient greece ancient rome okay Too far back? No, I just don't know.
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I'm saying, do you think like their mentality is just like if they are celibate and they don't masturbate, they don't have sex, they're a better soldier or a worse soldier? Like would you want someone that's just fat balls?
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I'm like, that was cool. That's a weird thing. Do you remember if you would just stay watching TV up until a certain time, you'd see the commercials for Girls Gone Wild? Do you remember girls?
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I've never seen it either, but I remember it would be like midnight or 1 a.m. watching TV.
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Because my father... I was like 13, maybe. Like 12, 13, 14, around that age. And it would be like, order today. This is when you had to... Listen, if you were addicted to porn in the late 90s, early 2000s, you were working.
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You had to fucking mail in a check. You had to call this number.
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Mail in like four checks for like $16.08 each. Yeah. And then get back a tape.
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Yeah, that was the thing back then is that you had a porn collection.
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What movie was that? 40-Year-Old Virgin. 40-Year-Old Virgin. He's just like, here's my porn collection. It's yours now.
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Crazy. Like, do you remember there was a video store in our neighborhood that we would sneak into the back, the porn section of it?
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First of all, one, this is when I tried out my breakdancing. On the video, I have to get this video.
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And they had like, it would be like, you would see just the name at the top and there was like a black card in front of the picture and you would move the black card and it was just like, I do remember that. Just like, yeah, girls gone wild. You don't remember those commercials where it was just like, we went to the craziest college. New Orleans. Yeah.
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We went to New Orleans. They would do like seasonal tapes. They'd be like, guess what's out? The Mardi Gras tape. Yeah. The Girls Gone Wild Volume 8 Mardi Gras Mamas.
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Google that, baby. Where do tits for beads come from?
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If I'm dumping it out, I want something better than beads, babe. Something that I can get at any fucking bar mitzvah I go to.
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There were not any Jewish people in our neighborhood that we knew of. Maybe they were hiding. Like they were afraid to be open about their religion. It's possible. There are people like that.
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not in our neighborhood how do you know because it was a nice neighborhood oh you say that you never know yeah i guess that's the whole idea if they're afraid to say that they're they're afraid to be openly jewish because they were afraid there was no synagogues in our neighborhood either that that is correct but that doesn't mean they can't travel for them yeah i'm just saying what uh what was i typing in uh where did boobs for mardi gras come from
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And I've since told you. Any ripaway pants, I'm in. I did have ripaway pants with the buttons. I think those two things might have been mutually exclusive. Not entirely lined up.
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Hold on. While you're looking that up, I need to give a shout out to those. I think their podcast is called Almost Friday or something like that. Yeah. Have you ever seen the videos they do where the guy just grabs a Roku remote and speaks into it? I fucking love that shit. He's like, stinky, sticky tits. Stinky tits. Reese Witherspoon kicked off of set for having just stinky tits. Yeah.
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It's like stink lines cartoonishly coming from just giant tits.
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Just stretch them down. If you're going to knock your tits out, are you going up or are you going down?
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I'd probably go up. I would go up too. Going down is like... But that's when women wore more like blouses and stuff. Like crew neck t-shirts are a lot more popular with women now.
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yeah but uh on the like they did like remember like we had that like family thing where they would like film parties and that was like a whole industry yeah yeah like party filming yeah with the big fucking with the big fucking camera and it was always the same bald white guy he like did my baptism i don't remember his name but oh my mom filmed ours oh we had like a you hired there was someone hired dude
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What feels more like... Just go. Just go. Yeah. Wait, why did someone see a pair of tits and then just give her beads?
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Robert Spencer. Ronald Reagan is coming to mind right now.
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The coolest thing comes from the gays. I'm telling you right now.
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I watched Joey get a glass of wine in a glass bird with a straw in its ass. And I fucking drank the shit out of it. Dude, and I'll be honest with you, it looked way cooler than any Manhattan I've ever had in my entire fucking life. Yeah, no, that was good. You know, oh, there's an orange peel and muddled cherry. Cool. Give me the one that has mango and fucking salt.
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Pineapple or something in there. Oh, hell yeah.
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And then, of course, everyone was just like, no, I'm not going to drink that yet. Just give me an ice cold lager. Stop. Yeah. Stop.
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How did the word gay... Because gay used to be, like... Dude, like Sinatra was saying it, and something tells me he wasn't really, you know, an ally. So I imagine that someone just, like, took it and just be like, oh, overly happy? That's the gay people. Oh, because gays are happy? I mean, they were pretty not happy, probably.
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They were probably not very happy when they were being pelted with insults. Yeah, that's probably.
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I don't know. I'm assuming like. What the hell is mirth?
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Google mirth. We're in a deep rabbit hole now. This rabbit hole. You could find a fucking cup of tea on the table in this one. Alice in Wonderland.
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Yeah, and he would like cut and edit the whole thing and put like graphics over it. Remember those like 90s graphics where it was just like the film rolling down? Yeah, yeah. And it was like, you know, Gloria's 75th birthday. Damn. And then it's just, you know, an hour of people at a table talking and then a mic being handed to them. They're like, happy birthday, Gloria. We wish you the best.
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So you're telling me we took words that describe just absolute happiness and joy and used them as slurs for fucking...
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Yeah, so they were calling a group of people that they were not very kind. No, bro, the word gay. Listen to me. You're not listening. I am listening, but it's my turn to listen to you to listen to me. Okay. I understand that gay meant mirth. Full of mirth. Full of mirth. Which everything that you've read about the word gay sounds happy, joyful, laughing a ton. Mirth. And now they're using that.
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Right. People use that as like a slur to homosexuals.
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You're so happy and full of joy and laughter.
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Yeah. Jesus Christ. What's wrong with this world? I've never heard the word mirth before. Never have. Not once. Look up where lesbians come from. Like the word. When did they get here? We know where they come from. Where do they come from, Frank?
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I've heard of this. Oh my God, dude. I thought you guessed that. No, no.
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It sounds familiar now that you said that. Lesbos. And it was like a mythological island of women and stuff like that, right? It's basically where like the idea of Wonder Woman came from.
The Basement Yard
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No, it was called Lesbos. And it was like a mythical island of warrior women. Now that you've said that, now I remember it.
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Yeah. By the way, you ever hear about the origins of Wonder Woman? The character? Guess. Well, it's actually, it was made into a movie. It was called like Dr. Something and the Wonder Woman or something like that. Am I going to care about this?
The Basement Yard
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I mean, it's interesting. Okay. She was made to be like a symbol of like BDSM and like, yeah, like submissiveness. The whip. Yeah.
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It's not a lasso. Excuse me. Lasso. The lasso of truth.
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No, but it's like Dr. Martin and the Wonder Women or something like that. He made them to be like, this is a powerful, submissive woman.
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Well, no. They took it back, and they were just like, oh, yeah, bitch.
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We hope you're doing well to 75 more. Do you want to take it? And then they would hand it off to somebody else.
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For my grandmother's 75th. I need to find this tape. And it was a big thing. And you were breakdancing on it? I was breakdancing on the dance floor, babe. And I had brought with me, I remember very clearly, I brought with me a plastic bag. Good old plastic bags, by the way. Of wrestling figures.
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There are a few moments in history that really rob you of what you feel is the validation you deserve.
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We didn't get named the sexiest podcast host of 2024, Joey.
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We didn't get named the sexiest podcast host of 2024.
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What do we need to do to be sexier? Be quieter?
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Number two was, or they beat out Penn Badgley.
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Watch what? You. You gotta be kidding me. Please tell me.
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You could just admit to the fact that you were fucking too stupid to have picked up what I was putting down. You had a bread basket of knowledge put in front of you, and you're a dumb, gluten-free idiot. You didn't pick it up.
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Josh Peck. Bro! Listen. What? Listen. Listen. And then the other one, I saw the name of the other one.
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So, like, if I got bored, I was just... I would go under the table and have, like, a Hell in a Cell match underneath a banquet table.
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That's not an impression. And the other one that was odd was TJ Holmes. This is a good looking guy.
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I got to admit, it's a pretty good looking dude. That makes sense, that one.
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You know what I mean? He's got everything about him, and he's got like a little salt and pepper. I know you're so horny for that. Well, I'm not horny for any man. Let's be very honest.
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I'm girthy, not mirthy, okay? Whoa. Barely. Okay. But, like, listen. Yeah. I'm not calling Josh Peck or Penn Badgley or definitely not that guy ugly. Right. We just want to bid. I think this. Imagine. Audience, close your eyes. Imagine Travis and Jason Kelsey. You're going to say, imagine dragons. Imagine dragons. Radioactive. Lightning and thunder. Yeah, yeah.
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I don't know what they are. Are they a band? Are they DJs? Are they people?
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It's an interesting genre. Have you ever seen Imagine Dragons and you could say, like, that's them?
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He's ripped. Can you point them out in a crowd?
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Can you point Selena Gomez out in a crowd? Yes, I can. Can you point Tyler, the Creator, out in a crowd? Probably, yeah. Exactly. You can't point out Imagine Dragons, okay?
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They're like, no one really knows what they... How many are there?
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Keith loved that fucking song. Dude, that's a good song. That's all I know. And he's just like, he looks like every emo kid. Like the cartoon is like a cartoon drawing.
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The kids that spent way too much time at Hot Topic and like grew up and had a nightmare on Elm Street. No, Nightmare Before Christmas Tattoo.
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Are they fun? Like, are they the same? Or are they different? Who? Frankie. Imagine Dragons and Fun.
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You're sitting there and you have all the fucking... Oh, don't you dare. You said, are Imagine Dragons Fun? Are they the same? If I said, is Bruce Springsteen Billy Joel, you would get that right immediately. Frank, you know that fun is an adjective. No, I'm joking. You know that. I do know that. Forgive me for thinking. And no, they're vastly different.
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I have a very, very high standard for your intellect that you are clearly just trying to fucking chip away at.
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no absolutely not are you sure frank they don't even sound similar in the slightest well one is just a little more like you know like i'm gonna sing on like a call of duty game and one is like i'm gonna sing on like a you know just dance game i base most musicians off of where their music clearly yeah they're completely different not even close genres are you sure yep
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Fourth graders now are different than when we were in fourth grade. We can say that openly. Tell yourself that.
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Well, we know that their big one was Tonight We Are Young.
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My lover, she's waiting for me just across the bar. I think that's the We Are Young song.
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Did I ever tell you I saw my dad cry listening to that song?
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It was Christmas Eve. And my dad was driving us. my brothers, my sister and I, to, I can't make fun of him too much for this, but I will because it's just like the weird parts of being a parent. But he was driving us to his brother's house for Christmas Eve because we would spend Christmas Eve with my dad. And it was on and he was driving in the Denali, windows down, December 24th.
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I get that from my dad. No matter the weather outside, I like the windows down.
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okay but and we were all in the car myself my brothers my sister and the song was on and he was driving us and we're listening to the song probably sing along to it and i look over at my dad and he's crying oh because he's like my kids are young my kids are here and they're singing that's amazing crazy right wow um but yeah what is the other fun song
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Dude, can I say something really quick? Yeah. I'm ready for the backlash. Right. Are you ready? For what? The backlash. Of? Toys? No. No. America, let me talk to you. You need someone to talk for you right now, so let me do it, okay? Plastic bags are just better than any other type of bag. Paper. Paper bags are trash. Reusable. You know how many reusable bags I have now?
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It was Christmas Eve. I'll be honest. Most of my memories in the car with my dad, the windows are down. When I found out that my middle school principal got hit by a bus, we were listening to How We Do by The Game and 50 Cent, windows down.
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He had slick back hair and he had a voice.
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i remember that yeah yeah he has a squirrely voice squirrely voice i think he got in trouble for embezzlement and he got hit by a bus and people cheered yeah i do remember people cheering people cheered i remember he yelled at me one time because i went to go like pick you guys up from school not pick you guys up but like meet up you guys after school and he was like yelling at me i was like i don't even go here yeah oh whatever but um so what i was getting to before we got into imagine dragons and fun
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Close your eyes, audience. Oh, their eyes are still closed. Open them. We've been talking the whole time. Close them again.
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It's fine. Imagine Travis Kelsey and Jason Kelsey without having ever played sports at a very competitive level and with a couple few dollars. That's us, baby.
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I'm a big burly dad. So you're Jason. I'm Jason. I am. We are. And I'm Travis. Dude, you look like him when you smile. I'm serious. No, no, no. When you do like your actual smile that like people could see the resemblance. And if I just had a long beard.
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Because you said solid muscle and you didn't... No, he's like a fucking... He's yoked. It's funny that I said that because I just got a cramp from just shrugging.
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Correct. He's only 6'2", so you are right. How tall is he? No, he's like 6'6", I think. He's got to be a big guy. Yeah, he probably... I think he's like 6'6", and like 2'60".
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Yeah. We are the poor man's new heights. We are the old depths. Poor, poor man.
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valleys, peaks. What are you not getting there?
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That is a pretty good word. I'm just saying, like, I understand we might not be their level of sexy.
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Yeah, Harambe got like 6% of votes in Ohio. We just want to see People Magazine, who are our friends at this point in time. We have established a relationship with them. True. We have established. I don't need to be called sexy. Make it just like People's... Guys.
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Most bro. Two guys. Two guys podcast hosts. Like, yeah, who won the most two guys? Who won the most, like, yeah.
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And it doesn't need to be, like, it doesn't need to say, like, the most or anything. It just needs to be this.
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We're the most like these guys. Well, not even just the most like these guys, but the most like those guys.
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Right. That guy. Those guys. Oh, you're that guy. That's what I feel like. Exactly. I don't feel famous, and I don't define what we are experiencing as fame.
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I experience it as just like, oh, you're those guys.
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Because anytime someone recognizes me, they just go like, you're that guy. And yeah, that's what we're experiencing.
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I don't even care what it is. It doesn't even be a physical award. I doubt anyone's giving a physical award to Jason and Travis Kelsey for being sexy.
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Oh, okay. You can have it. I have a physical award to determine how sexy I am. That is my wife. Now I recant that because she's not an object.
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Here we go. He said she's property to you. She is an award, bitch. She is an absolute award that I consider every single day of my life.
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We've openly just had to give them away to people.
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Why me? There's other people to get right now. Mirth. Get them. Get other people. There's some other people that might need getting godded. We're feeling mirthy today, I think.
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That sounds a little mean, too. How to use mirth?
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Because I'm not reusing it. Bro, plastic bags were not only great bags, minus the whole pollution and stuff. That was bad. I agree.
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Well, everyone was on Coke and they wore, they for some reason wore suits and rolled up the sleeves.
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We can do it. We have brought back... Joey, look at me. Seriously. Look at me. We can do it. Look at me. With our show, with our words, we have brought back crap. I don't know about crap. Laborious.
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We brought Red Lobster straight out of bankruptcy. And don't get me wrong. I see you guys tagging us and trying to use our juju to bring TGI Fridays out of bankruptcy. TGI Fridays, you need to earn it. Earn it. Earn it. And we'll pull you out, just like we did Red Lobster. And just like we're doing with Murth.
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I'm just saying, listen, I know people are going to say, you know, I went to school. I understand the use of statistics. I took classes, quantitative analysis of statistics and criminal justice. This is all stuff that I did study and got a degree in. I just want to say, yes, causation does not necessarily, I'm sorry, correlation does not necessarily mean causation.
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But plastic bags became so much more than just plastic bags. They became like... Dog shitter picker-upper. What are they called?
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Data is number. Data is computers. Technology is data. Numbers is data. Data? Wait, which one's data? Don't care. Why are we focusing on this? Data. All I'm saying is the numbers could... They're promising. We have brought back Laborious. Crap. Red Lobster. Our words have power, okay? Right. You know what they say. Our words? Our words. Oh, God. Well, this is a good episode, right?
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It's been nice. It's been fun. It's been fun. Our words. Good. Pronounce. Have power. Yeah. Okay. Yes. What do they say? The pen is mightier than the sword, but the tongue can lick them both. Our tongue has revived laborious. Did you make that up? No, baby. Revived laborious. It has revived crap. Red Lobster.
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Ronald Reagan was out there. That was a little later, I guess. What? Ronald Reagan was later on. What is Ronald? Oh, did he say that? I mean, I imagine when people think of like white men in the U.S., they close their eyes. They see Ronald Reagan.
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TGI Fridays, you have a chance to do something really cool, and maybe we'll get on board and help you out here.
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Yeah, they just filed for bankruptcy. They're looking. Got it. Now people are tagging us like, you guys know what to do. We need your help here.
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Okay, I have. And I've had some good times in TGI Fridays.
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Can you? Yes, absolutely you can lick a sword. I'm not going to ask how you know that, but... Think of a sigh. You know what a sigh is? A mini, like the mini swords that like Raphael has. Why did you do this? Because he holds them like this.
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I know, but those are not as cool as just a giant trade fair plastic bag.
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Yeah, it has like the, you know, like, yeah, those are called size. They're just mini swords. You've never seen like someone like.
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You've not played enough Mortal Kombat, babe. You're right. Yeah. Because you know who uses size in Mortal Kombat. Melina.
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No. Well, she's Electra. Well, no. Wait a sec. Carmen Electra is the model.
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It was, but also probably not. Right. But she has size. Correct. You know, and she punches sandbags. She hits sandbags. But then also Mileena from Mortal Kombat, who is the failed clone between... Too far, too far.
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He doesn't want me to get into the Tarkatan army, but we're not going to do that today. The Tarkata? Tarkat? Tarkat? Well, it depends. We're going pre-Mortal Kombat 1.
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A trade fair, whatever. Trade fair, that's it. You don't do that.
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I know what it goes on. We had those. I'm just saying. Those are great. Having a place in your house that had thousands of plastic bags. Yeah. From the fucking— My mom still has that. From the 80s. That is a relic.
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Do you realize you are sitting on, like, fucking history, babe?
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I'm just saying, like, I am all on board. Big Oil convinced us that we were fucking up the world with plastic bags when they were sitting there drilling into the fucking third layer of the Earth's mantle and crust. And spilling it all over the ducks. Guys, I'm just telling you, as there's fucking oil all over these poor damn ducks, you got to get rid of plastic straws.
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I will say, I will agree to that. I mean, I think there's a conspiracy. I think Big Soap and Big Oil have gotten together, and they're just like, make us look bad, but help sell some of your stuff, and we'll get people's attention away from the fact that we are draining the world of its natural resources.
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We're on to you. Don't be confused. First of all, I'm not on to anything. I believe in soap. Joe is with me here. No, I'm not. I believe in soap, but I believe in good soaps. Natural soaps. I'm not going to give out any free plugs right here unless some companies want to start sending me some free stuff.
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Whore, you get nothing in return. Slut, you're just living the dream, baby.
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Oh, you're re-watching Game of Thrones? Yeah. Is it that dark of a time in our country's fucking history that you want to watch one of the most gray and dark shows ever put on TV? Peter Baelish. Yeah. Oh, he's such a little... He's such a rascal.
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No, no, no. I wasn't. What was his name in the show, Beau? Peter Baelish. Yeah, but what's his nickname?
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He's a rascal. He is. And he's always scheming and stuff like that.
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That's a testament to the actor. Yeah, he's good. He's very, very good in that show. You all up to date on Penguin? Yes. Unbelievable, right? Yes. Oh, my God.
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I mean, I mean. Well, yeah. What do you mean?
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I was going to go with yikes. There's a bit of a yikes in there somewhere.
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Yeah, go ahead. I'm going to go out on the slightest of limbs here. Okay. Okay? There might be a little relation right there. I think it was like... They're not like brother-sister relation. Wait, what are we talking about here? Because my mom's not racist. I know your mom's not racist. I'm saying the way that your brain was operating.
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I was just like... Your mom is an old white woman, though.
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Your mom is a great woman with a good heart.
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And what did she respond back? Did she show you her voting slip? No.
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You see it. We all see it. Yes. But like, I think of, I think men of a certain generation or people of a certain generation, when they think of like the prototypical, close your eyes, see an American white man, it's You know, it's fucking leather-faced Ronald Reagan. He's long dead, by the way. He's not still alive. Ronald Reagan? Ronald Rags?
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Can I ask you a serious question? Because I think that people... I don't care. I don't care about your mom.
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It was a great podcast and great entertainment for the folks that are watching this right now.
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That you're sitting there just trying to find something.
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I imagine your mom's reaction was like, what do you think of me?
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I get very fired up when like, I'll be very honest with you. I don't remember my dreams 99.999% of the time. You're a big dream guy. You wake up, you immediately start writing.
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You're sleeping... I'm sleeping better? I don't know, honestly. I mean... You ever take melatonin? I don't take melatonin.
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I'll tell you something right now. Seriously. Yeah. I have not slept well in maybe a year. Cool. And I've been open... I've told you about that. I just can't sleep. I don't know what's wrong with me anymore.
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In that time, I've toned. You've taken? I've taken and toned. I've even started taking other stuff that people are like, this is also good for sleep. Just...
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Babe, I'm drugged up over here. Wow. Trying to sleep well. Wait, threonate or threonate? Threonate. Oh, threonate. There have been claims that it helps you with sleep. Got it. I can't speak for other people. Only could speak for myself. Right. Not helping me with a goddamn thing.
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Yeah, I don't know. It might hurt me, but I also have young kids. I don't want to—God forbid there's, like, an intruder or something. I don't want to be, like, fast asleep. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So—
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I'm going to like, I don't know, there's no way around this, but I'm going to try to not overdose on melatonin, but like I'm going to see what's an unhealthy amount and I'm going to get right below that, you know, right below that threshold.
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And it's like two gummies is like, I think it's like 10 milligrams.
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I have been, you know, I've spoken with you candidly. I'm on a bit of a health journey. Okay?
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I am trying to be a healthier version of myself. Not because I'm normally unhealthy, but just because I want to feel good about myself. Right. Whom is to blame for greens powder? Oh, the athletic greens? Whether it be... I don't want to name any companies in particular.
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I'm just saying. You hate them. I hate them all. Because they taste like shit? Because they're just like, they're delicious. They're a part of your... They're not delicious. They are not. They taste like chalk and grass, fucked, and then they're secretly cousins, and you have their inbred child in your mouth right now. Okay? Who in the fuck...
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He died. Yeah. I think, right? You said long dead, so now I don't... When did Ronnie Rags die? Look that shit up, bitch.
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it's just like oh yeah no they're not you have a great solution i know there are companies out there starting to put them into gummies but i don't trust those either no i have wait what they're companies now they're doing like protein gummies they're greens the green gum oh and again i don't want to name companies because i want to upset people but like you don't trust them i Don't trust them.
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#477 - The World's Sexiest Podcast Hosts
You've been burned by greens. Well, they're just like, put this into a glass of water. It doesn't even look good. And watch your diet change completely. The only thing that has changed is the amount of toilet paper we've had to buy in our house. And it's so funny because people are like, it's so good. And you drink it and you're like...
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Oh yeah. Were they like prompting people to do air guitar?
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But the reason why we even brought that up, Olivia Rodrigo, she like had a kiss cam. These two people showed up on it and she was like, kiss, kiss right now, kiss.
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Frank, die einfachste Entscheidung, die ich je gemacht habe. Ja? Ja, meinen fucking Bruder oder Schwester zu küssen.
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Ich weiß, worüber wir reden. Worüber denkst du?
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Das Basement, wo wir einfach so... Okay, ich nehme alles zurück, was ich gesagt habe. Rizzler-Face.
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Oh, ich habe den ursprünglichen gehört. Hier kommt die Boom-Serie.
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Okay. Oh mein Gott. Ich erinnere mich daran. Und ich erinnere mich daran, dass eine Frau in meiner Hochschule war, die war wie, äh, ist sehen die richtige Wort? Was ist das? Ich weiß es nicht. Mit den schwarzen Haaren, die sich einfach vor mir kommen. Emo. Emo. Emo. Emo. Ja. Und sie hatte ein Bild auf ihrem MySpace, das mich verärgert hat. Sie hatte ein Bild, wo sie einfach so ging.
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Oh, mit ihrer Hand. Und ihre Hand war so bony.
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Well, I mean, we were all, I mean, we were much better at what we were doing.
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Ja, weil ich Olivia Rodrigo liebe. Ich denke, sie hat tolle Musik.
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All of her music, not all of her music, but a good deal of her music is like, fuck this dude who I used to date or something.
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Franky, wenn du einen Tag nach Hause gehst und sein MySpace-Name geändert wird, dann denke ich, ich gehe einfach nach Hause.
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Oder so wie, wenn man alleine nach Hause geht, ist es eigentlich sehr gefährlich.
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No, not might. I've seen the show. I mean, I'd put you in the hospital if you'd like that.
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World Series tickets, I don't know if you guys took a peek at how much those were going for, but...
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Welcome back to the basement yard. Frank, how's it going? In brown again?
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Ja. Und es fliegt hin und her wie verrückt. Es fliegt raus. Da ist ein Typ vor uns. Es ist wie dieser große weiße Typ. Und er trägt ein Ohtani-Jersey. Richtig. And the guys, like, you know, you have to walk past pretty much the same people every time you're sneaking back and forth. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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So the guy who was walking past, there was a guy in a Yankee uniform being like, I should gut you, I should gut you, right?
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Saying that to the guy wearing the Otani jersey, right? But they're like joking back and forth. And they just kept laughing. First of all, the snake, maybe six times. He did the joke every time. Yeah. And I was like, I was like, I feel bad for this guy. He's just like, you know, whatever.
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Ich war einfach nur so, oh Gott, fuck. Aber es war okay. Also, als wir gehen, habe ich gesagt, ich fühle mich schlecht für diesen Mann, oder was auch immer. Weil der Mann, literally jedes Mal, und ich bin zu Greg gewandt, ich bin so, er wird jeden Tag diesen Witz machen.
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Gotcha, okay. I'm assuming they're Japanese because of Otani, you know? Duh. So...
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#476 - Booking Our First Acting Gig
Also habe ich gesagt, ich brauche keinen Hot Dog. Hast du gestern Nacht einen Hot Dog gegessen?
The Basement Yard
#476 - Booking Our First Acting Gig
Okay, cool. Ja, ja. Anyway, I guess we can end that podcast there. Yeah. Did you slam the last of your tea?
The Basement Yard
#476 - Booking Our First Acting Gig
You know what I mean? I'm buying a hat, I'm buying a jacket.
The Basement Yard
#476 - Booking Our First Acting Gig
But then you get a free medal. Once you cross the finish line, they give it to you immediately. That's so cool. It looks like a fucking Olympic medal.
The Basement Yard
#476 - Booking Our First Acting Gig
Keine Chance. Es ist wahrscheinlich aus Recycled-Manhole-Cover. Wahrscheinlich.
The Basement Yard
#476 - Booking Our First Acting Gig
Yeah, you guys can check me out at Joe Santagato on TikTok, Instagram, whatever else. And yeah, go check out the Patreon and everything. We appreciate you guys so much. Thank you again to SeatGeek for sending us to the World Series bucket list thing. So we appreciate that. And... tpy-tormers.com, I guess.
The Basement Yard
#476 - Booking Our First Acting Gig
Es riecht wie, ich meine, natürlich riecht es wie, aber wie, wie ein, ohne die Creme, wie ein Creme Belay, wie der Topf des Creme Belay. Es riecht so. Also Zucker.
The Basement Yard
#476 - Booking Our First Acting Gig
Okay, also... Du bist verheiratet zu der Liebe deines Lebens. Ja. Es ist immer die Liebe deines Lebens, also ist es hochwertig. Also ist es die Liebe deines Lebens. Du kommst heim. Du bist etwas trank. Not hammered, you're slightly drunk. Okay.
The Basement Yard
#476 - Booking Our First Acting Gig
Are you drunk? No, I had like three beers. Okay.
The Basement Yard
#501 - Getting Fined At Dinner
And just for shits and gigs, shout out to them. But what was your reaction to fucking doing that?
The Basement Yard
#501 - Getting Fined At Dinner
I also think that there might have been some loose ties to, like, Nazis.
The Basement Yard
#501 - Getting Fined At Dinner
That's crazy. Just sitting there and just putting a fucking flag in the ground of where he feels about the afterlife. I don't know.
The Basement Yard
#501 - Getting Fined At Dinner
Hey, Grandma. Did you call her Grandma? Did you call her Meemaw? Did you call her Bim Bom?
The Basement Yard
#501 - Getting Fined At Dinner
I mean, got to be careful. I mean, if you're giving that to a woman, there's something there that is not really cool. Giving what? a bitching fee to a woman.
The Basement Yard
#501 - Getting Fined At Dinner
Yeah, something like that. I mean, it's not wrong. Technically, right? Yeah. But I can't. I can't.
The Basement Yard
#501 - Getting Fined At Dinner
And the helmet was like a helmet that had like the mouthpiece and like you could only see the eyes, which is smart, dude.
The Basement Yard
#501 - Getting Fined At Dinner
But, yeah, I forget. I don't want to butcher the actor's name that's playing Snape because it would be insensitive to them.
The Basement Yard
#501 - Getting Fined At Dinner
I really want to go to Harry Potter World. I know we talk a lot about Harry Potter on this show for some reason.
The Basement Yard
#501 - Getting Fined At Dinner
A body in the summer? Well, and don't forget, folks, just be on the lookout.
The Basement Yard
#501 - Getting Fined At Dinner
This season, I think last year we coined it. We agreed that this season, dog sucking season, the topic, excuse me, the theme is going to be this year the dog sucks you.
The Basement Yard
#501 - Getting Fined At Dinner
They absolutely would. But I, so just to, so we don't bury the lead here. Yeah. I got you something.
The Basement Yard
#501 - Getting Fined At Dinner
Wait, oh. I'm going to give myself significantly less. Still somehow the same amount.
The Basement Yard
#501 - Getting Fined At Dinner
I don't think you can say it like that. Can I say that?
The Basement Yard
#475 - Crashing A Wedding
Viel. Normalerweise, wenn sie das machen, und sie sind am Ende der Bühne, und dann gehen sie in den Publikum, dann bin ich direkt da. 24-Karat-Magic!
The Basement Yard
#475 - Crashing A Wedding
Whatever it is. I knew the song, but I can't remember it now. I just said it. Well, I know.
The Basement Yard
#475 - Crashing A Wedding
It's just a jersey. There's no pants. There's no bat and ball. Come on. It's a jersey.
The Basement Yard
#475 - Crashing A Wedding
Ich weiß, wir haben nicht alle, aber schau. Wir haben alle.
The Basement Yard
#475 - Crashing A Wedding
Ich bin nur ein verdammter, verdammter, verdammter Idiot.
The Basement Yard
#475 - Crashing A Wedding
Yeah, you're just a little pig wrapped up in a little nice blanket.
The Basement Yard
#475 - Crashing A Wedding
Tüten? Gib mir die fucking Puppen-Tüten! Keep your fucking bag, dude. Gib mir die goddamn Puppen. Das sind so kleine Taschen. Hier ist eine Tasche. Gib mir einen Helm. Gib mir etwas mit Struktur.
The Basement Yard
#475 - Crashing A Wedding
Na, wir sprechen über Trinken. Wir sprechen über Trinken.
The Basement Yard
#505 - Would You Fly "Standing Room" On An Airplane
Also, wouldn't make a dent in my life.
The Basement Yard
#505 - Would You Fly "Standing Room" On An Airplane
The closest point the U.S. and Russia are separated by, 2.5 miles.
The Basement Yard
#505 - Would You Fly "Standing Room" On An Airplane
He also said an air hanger. Well, I would need that for my airplane, obviously.
The Basement Yard
#505 - Would You Fly "Standing Room" On An Airplane
Do I think you would pick a good name? Yeah, your kids have good names.
The Basement Yard
#505 - Would You Fly "Standing Room" On An Airplane
Right, and I'm falling off a cliff.
The Basement Yard
#479 - Did She Go Too Far?!
Es ist ein Spiegel. Schau, schau, schau. Ich schaue es nicht an. Ich schaue es nicht an, weil es sich aus ihr springt. Schau, schau, schau.
The Basement Yard
#479 - Did She Go Too Far?!
There's a girl crawling and what was that, a crab? I don't know what it was. Frankie. Frankie.
The Basement Yard
#479 - Did She Go Too Far?!
She's not sucking anything. Did she put it in her mouth?
The Ben Shapiro Show
Jordan Peterson Reveals Crucial Differences Between Mothers & Fathers | Parenting
The question for me becomes, when do I pick him up and when do I make him pick himself up?
The Ben Shapiro Show
Jordan Peterson Reveals Crucial Differences Between Mothers & Fathers | Parenting
What's your name?
The Ben Shapiro Show
Ep. 2203 - The Democrat-Media Scandal That Won’t Go Away
I think honestly that President Putin, he doesn't quite know how to get out of the war. If you think about this, he's got a million men under arms. He's reengineered his entire economy, what used to be manufacturing facilities, making products for people to use in their civilian life. They're now making tank shells and artillery shells and drones.
The Ben Shapiro Show
Ep. 2203 - The Democrat-Media Scandal That Won’t Go Away
And so this is a little bit of a guess, but I think the president would agree that part of this is I'm not sure that Vladimir Putin has a strategy himself for how to unwind the war, of course, that's been going on for a few years now.
The Ben Shapiro Show
Ep. 2203 - The Democrat-Media Scandal That Won’t Go Away
It is. He was sentenced to seven years in prison this past week for wire fraud. We all have passed.
The Ben Shapiro Show
Ep. 2203 - The Democrat-Media Scandal That Won’t Go Away
I will say whether the right time to have this conversation is now or at some point in the future, we really do need to be honest about whether the former president was capable of doing the job.
The Ben Shapiro Show
Ep. 2203 - The Democrat-Media Scandal That Won’t Go Away
And that's no, you know, you can separate the desire for him to have the right health outcome with the recognition that whether it was doctors or whether there were staffers around the former president, I don't think he was able to do a good job for the American people.
The Ben Shapiro Show
Ep. 2209 - Elon’s Farewell and Trump’s Tariff War Dead?
There was always pressure in terms of being disposable, because obviously I'm there to create something, like a scene, to create an environment. So at times where there was sexual pressure, you know, because it's out of my norm, I did have a feeling of, okay, I'm one...
The Ben Shapiro Show
Ep. 2209 - Elon’s Farewell and Trump’s Tariff War Dead?
You know, scenario where if I don't perform the right way, if I don't create the right ambiance, then maybe I won't get called back. But that's that's the most pressure that I had. There was no indication of of I really believe they were just a happy couple. And this was a sexual fetish that they had.
The Ben Shapiro Show
Ep. 2125 - Trump Goes FULL FAFO!
When there are National Security Council meetings that the President chairs in the White House Situation Room, usually the first person to speak would be the Director of National Intelligence and the Director of CIA. They lay down the intelligence basis for any type of policy discussion that ensues.
The Ben Shapiro Show
Ep. 2125 - Trump Goes FULL FAFO!
And so if that intelligence basis, that briefing, is going to be skewed or is going to be lacking some very important critical information, the policy decision that ultimately comes out of it is also going to be baseless, and also, you know, it's going to be potentially threatening to our national security.
The Ben Shapiro Show
Ep. 2125 - Trump Goes FULL FAFO!
So, again, it's the President's Daily Brief, but also the role that the Director of National Intelligence and Director of CIA play in order to ensure that the people who have to make those decisions in National Security Council are fully informed about what the reality is, what the intelligence is, what our intelligence gaps are.
The Ben Shapiro Show
Ep. 2125 - Trump Goes FULL FAFO!
And if they withhold things or if they skew things, it really is going to be detrimental.
The Ben Shapiro Show
Ep. 2125 - Trump Goes FULL FAFO!
I did not know what was in there. I did not see it until later in that year. I think it was in December. But I was unaware of the providence of it as well as what was in it. And it did not play any role whatsoever in the intelligence community assessment that was done that was presented to then President Obama and then President-elect Trump.
The Best One Yet
👿 “Don’t Pick Duke” — March Madness investing advice. Google’s biggest acquisition. Corporate Nickname Curse.
Every big moment starts with a big dream. But what happens when that big dream turns out to be... A big flop. From Wondery and Atwill Media, I'm Misha Brown, and this is The Big Flop. Every week, comedians join me to chronicle the biggest flubs, fails, and blunders of all time, like Quibi. It's kind of like when you give yourself your own nickname and you try to, like, get other people to do it.
The Best One Yet
👿 “Don’t Pick Duke” — March Madness investing advice. Google’s biggest acquisition. Corporate Nickname Curse.
and the 2019 movie adaptation of Cats. Like, if I'm watching the dancing and I'm noticing the feet aren't touching the ground, there's something wrong with the movie. Find out what happens when massive hype turns into major fiasco. Enjoy The Big Flop on the Wondery app or wherever you get your podcasts. You can listen to The Big Flop early and ad-free on Wondery+.
The Best One Yet
👿 “Don’t Pick Duke” — March Madness investing advice. Google’s biggest acquisition. Corporate Nickname Curse.
Get started with your free trial at wondery.com slash plus.
The Best One Yet
🐳 “AI’s Goodwill Hunting moment” — China’s DeepSeek Drama. Coke vs Pepsi vs Costco. Unlimited PTO Paradox.
Every big moment starts with a big dream. But what happens when that big dream turns out to be a big flop? From Wondery and At Will Media, I'm Misha Brown, and this is The Big Flop. Every week, comedians join me to chronicle the biggest flubs, fails, and blunders of all time, like Quibi.
The Best One Yet
🐳 “AI’s Goodwill Hunting moment” — China’s DeepSeek Drama. Coke vs Pepsi vs Costco. Unlimited PTO Paradox.
and the 2019 movie adaptation of Cats.
The Best One Yet
🐳 “AI’s Goodwill Hunting moment” — China’s DeepSeek Drama. Coke vs Pepsi vs Costco. Unlimited PTO Paradox.
Find out what happens when massive hype turns into major fiasco. Enjoy The Big Flop on the Wondery app or wherever you get your podcasts. You can listen to The Big Flop early and ad-free on Wondery+. Get started with your free trial at wondery.com slash plus.
The Bill Simmons Podcast
Celts-Knicks, the Sleeper Lakers, and 12 NBA Stories to Watch With Ryen Russillo
Would you agree with that? Are you hesitating?
The Bill Simmons Podcast
Celts-Knicks, the Sleeper Lakers, and 12 NBA Stories to Watch With Ryen Russillo
I don't know what the timeline is.
The Bill Simmons Podcast
Celts-Knicks, the Sleeper Lakers, and 12 NBA Stories to Watch With Ryen Russillo
Tibbs is almost always the answer because they see this stuff. Yeah.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 7. Extended Family
Yes, she did tell me that she wanted Austin to have the ranch.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 7. Extended Family
I don't know the exact year. It was a while ago. Austin was younger. It was not recent. She told me that she wanted Austin to have the ranch. She felt like this was a special place for them and she wanted him to have it.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 7. Extended Family
It was a couple of days after. Okay.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 7. Extended Family
He told me that his biggest regret was that they did not get a chance to change their wills, update their wills.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Kendrick Drops New Album, Draft Of Lowkey Disgusting Things, And Questions From The Bread Sticks
100%.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Kendrick Drops New Album, Draft Of Lowkey Disgusting Things, And Questions From The Bread Sticks
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Kendrick Drops New Album, Draft Of Lowkey Disgusting Things, And Questions From The Bread Sticks
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Kendrick Drops New Album, Draft Of Lowkey Disgusting Things, And Questions From The Bread Sticks
Would you drink Puss? Would you drink Puss?
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
80, 80.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah. Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
I know.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Maybe a kicker.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
You know what I'm saying?
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yes.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Was it Creek?
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
You're not playing.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
I don't hate it.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
For Nikisa.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah, oh my God.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah, fixing things. Fixing things, yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah, yeah, yeah. It definitely wasn't that. So it wasn't that.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
The fight?
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
I think he's under contract. I think he's under contract.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
I bet it was like 10 minutes.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
That would be the, that would be my favorite. That would be the craziest thing of all time.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
You don't know where it came from.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
He's 37.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
He's like, fuck it.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
No.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Exactly like a Poirier.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Okay.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
They. Yeah, clutch points.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
I don't hate that.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah. And it's not easy.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
That's great.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
And then I guess it's just, yeah, it is.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Should me and the Sticks get into it?
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Now we're at 686.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Oh, with Quavo.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Costco guys. What is it called?
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
No, no, no.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
I'll play it.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Is that it?
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Boom. There it is.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
They're shitting on this record.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
No, no. That's the other comment.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
See, no. For $3,700.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
That's sick.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
It's the worst thing in the world.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Own it. That one isn't bad. Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
That's really bad.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Let's test.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
I'll get them in mine.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Okay, but now, but now. Thank you for that, brother.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah, you're f***ed.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
We don't have to.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
That kid was really popular, right? Look, look.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
What would I say? Yeah. So you put that in the two.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
College?
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Nothing worse, yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
I'm not going to lie.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah. So you'll bring it out.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah, yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
A Christmas party, I'll bring it too.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Okay.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Like a top three current store?
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yes.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
I think he's great.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yes. He always wanted to be a coal miner.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Oh, did he? Just now.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
I asked you if I should pregame Trader Joe's.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
I had no idea. I think you thought it was.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah. Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah. I think three. And if they didn't say it, I wouldn't know.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Z is overrated.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
All right, all right, man.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
That's a low blow, Brad.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Like that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
That's such a funny ad.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Peace.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
100%.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
I have a grill.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
Yeah.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
God damn it. Me, man.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson, Draft Of Manly Things, Jon Jones Dominates, And Baseball Managers Rock
He can do that too. Because I f***ed that one up.
The Bread Basket Podcast
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Yeah. Yeah.
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You don't know what this guy's going to come with.
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Yeah. Top feels like bedroom. Yeah.
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Yeah, I've heard about that.
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Yeah.
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We're not.
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Yeah.
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I'm sure it'll be a good episode.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Yeah. But sometimes you're like, I don't give a ****. I just snap four heads. And then you're like, you're going to snap all the heads.
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Oh yeah. It's like, you're the man.
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Yeah.
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Manly things, yeah. Manly things.
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That'll be my home.
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Wow. Yeah. Not even, not even. Holy shit. I can't wait to have it. Honestly.
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That doesn't sound like something I want to bet.
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I would instantly feel bad.
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For sure.
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Yeah.
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Oh, I get it.
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So respectful. I love that guy.
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That's what it is. So then you're just like, dude, what a great job.
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I don't think I do either.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Would you do it?
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$500,000?
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I know, he's so boring.
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It's for 81. You're 100% right.
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Yeah.
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Didn't care.
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But then I would try to downplay it.
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I played through it.
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Wasn't looking. He just handed it to me.
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Yeah, yeah.
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epi 85 84 is it 84 it definitely could be 85 could be 84 you know what i'll get the answer real quick uh what do we got for today we've got draft of commercials best commercials that is best commercials i wish we could just play them all too while we do it but are we not allowed to i don't know about copyright we'll take a look maybe we'll play them maybe we won't here's the deal but either way i think everyone will like know them i think it's 84 epi 84
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That's awesome. I love Drake. So you're taking that over the initial Jake from State Farm?
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Isn't it crazy they just dumped out the initial guy? I was watching something about that. The initial khakis guy just got replaced by the Jake now, so that's interesting. Suck it. And the new Jake is a superstar. A superstar. But the old Jake just worked at State Farm.
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Well, yeah, we'll do that after draft. Let's start with the draft. You can have first pick. I don't think you'll take... I have a niche pick that I want to take one. But you might share that niche with me. I don't think you'll take it. Go ahead. Yeah, I mean, I'm going to go to the NBA Christmas. Yeah, when they do the song. Like basketball bells. We'll roll it right here. Great commercial.
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He just worked at State Farm. And they were like, hey, we're doing this ad campaign. Do you just want to fill in? And then he did it. And it was the biggest commercial ever. And now I think he's a bartender.
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that guy hey man like the new guy though the new guy he was the right pick i mean the new guy there's a clip of like travis that is the funniest like you'll never be able to guess who he daps up right now as if they're like as if like travis just saw like j cole and they're always like oh and it was like travis like was like oh and then like jake turned around but at the same time i
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He is like a piece of culture. He is such an interesting level of fame because he's like an A-list celebrity. He is, dude. Everybody knows who that is. But it's like he's got to be wearing the State Farm stuff. It's very interesting. So that is very interesting. Yeah, but he's a superstar. But when Drake from State Farm happened, I was like, Yes. Drake's funny in those roles.
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I think he didn't even say anything. He was just like, I'm Drake from State Farm. That is funny. Great commercial. I like that. Good job State Farm getting the boy. I want to say this is the worst commercial of all time, so I'm not going to take it. Do you remember the commercial of the guy and they're playing basketball and they're in the huddle?
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Or like they're playing basketball and it goes off the other team or goes off him and the ref calls it the other way. And then in the huddle, he's like, coach, it was off me. No. And then he goes and tells the ref and then they change the call and go the other way with it. And it's like a sportsmanship pass it on. F*** that. What the f*** are you talking about?
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Let's start and roll that one if you can find it. F***.
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that he said coach it was off me that's and then and then his coach is just like all right and then he starts drawing up a defensive play are you are you shitting me oh my god do not promote that that's terrible dude i like that no but i like the idea i like the idea of a sportsmanship thing oh but it should be it should be offensive foul elbow to my accident my fault brother all good man that
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That's bad sport. You're a bad athlete. Whoever wrote that commercial has never played a sport in their entire life. That's so bad. That has to be what it was. That's so bad. That's classic admin for a brand, but they're just disconnected. Somebody that has never played a sport before wrote that commercial. That's so bad, dude. And also, who was paying for that? Big sportsmanship?
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Just people like us that were... Well, big sportsmanship is a known entity. Like, they were big... Because, like, we're big root beer guys. Like, when we get... So as part of some sportsmanship, investors, probably. That makes sense. But it's like, you guys got to get better... That's ass. That's terrible. That's ass. That's the worst thing I've ever seen in my life.
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And it pisses me off every time I see it. I don't see it anymore, but I... How old is it? Like, pretty old? I think it was, like, maybe, like, 10 years old. It wasn't that old. That's a terrible ad.
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pisses me off I want to go watch it on YouTube I'm sure it's got a bunch of views I want to see the comments like I hope the comments are like it's the most ridiculous thing I just can't believe that whatever um that's obviously not going to be my five pick my five pick is going to be see there's like a ton of ESPN ones I'm going to do the Arnold Palmer Yeah, that's good. Classic. That's good.
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ESPN does kill it with that. That was prime ESPN. I don't think they do. Maybe they do still do it. Yeah, but those were prime. I feel like it was like 2014 through 2018 maybe. Maybe it was more recent. Earlier, you think? I just feel like ESPN, like, dude, when we were like kids. Well, ESPN was it. It's more, I think social media has changed it. Yes, definitely. Like the appeal.
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Great commercial. Do they do that every year? I remember last year. You know, the NBA, I'll be honest, I'm not one of those guys that like... is like, oh, it used to be, they used to do cooler things, but they did. They used to do the Christmas day jerseys. That was cool. That was sick. That was sick. That was sick. And they used to do like things like the NBA commercials. Which I guess they do.
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Guys on ESPN aren't as big as influencers.
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A lot of guys on ESPN. That's what I'm saying. Like Big Cat and PFT are probably the biggest in the sports. And they're not on ESPN. I mean, Stephen A is still Stephen A. Yeah, but there's like, it's a handful of them. Other than that, it's like, there's guys on probably like football, ESPN. Yeah. That we just don't even know that. McAfee is huge. McAfee's huge.
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He could leave ESPN and still be huge. Yeah, that's a good pick. With my five, I will go to... I'll go to just like the You're Not You When You're Hungry series. Classic. Snickers. I just think it's a classic. It is. And there's a lot of them. And they found like a good bar with that. It's a great bar. Yeah, it's a great bar. And you know what I like about it is you know it's Snickers.
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You know it's Snickers. That's true. Like I'm not saying you're not you when you're hungry and I don't know what it is.
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Because some of the ads were like Camel. Like Camel, I don't know. And that's all those ads. I think Old Spice deserves honorable mention too. That guy's really good. I like Whistle. Yeah. I'm a fan of the Whistle. But like, dude, how about like- And just the guy.
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yeah yeah mayhem like me what is that see that's what i'm saying i don't know what company is what it's just that one guy yeah he's always just like he was always just like causing a ruckus that guy yeah yeah but like what are you promoting because i don't know it's got to be insurance right if i'm thinking of the right guy i think it's all state and he's like he's like what are you going to do when you're like in a crash and you're and he is like he like is like the wind that guy kills he's a tornado or something yeah yeah yeah yeah he is a branch i think it is all state isn't it
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Yeah. That's an interesting, I wonder what the psychology is there. He's like, he is like, I am on mayhem. Yeah.
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But he would, I would, if I saw him, I'd be like, dude, you're mayhem. Yeah.
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I think he likes being my hammer. You think he's just like, no, I'm rich. I'm rich Edwards. I'm like Stevie. I think he, and everyone thinks I'm mayhem when I go out. He probably likes it. He fucking loves it. He fucking likes it. Yeah.
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What do you think marshmallow feels like? He now he's face revealed a little bit. Oh, it's he face revealed. I think he has. I just think he has before. Let me get a look. Like he obviously did in the high stream, not on camera. Marshmallow face. I'm pretty sure he's face revealed plenty of times. It seems like it's kind of unclear. Oh, there he is.
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I think, right? If I'm looking at the right guy.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. How do you think he feels about that?
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It's kind of, dude, like in terms of fame, it's kind of the best of both worlds. That is the best. That actually is the best. Because I think when you get that big, it gets to be like, okay, I can't go to the club. Yeah. And he can. If he just puts a thing on, he can. But if he wants to go out, he can just take it off. That probably is the best, actually. Yeah, that is good.
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I wonder if he was thinking about that when he did it. Is that it? How about Dream or whatever? Is that what his name is?
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yeah he face revealed then he put it back unrevealed oh my god that's crazy cause he just got chewed out that's insane that's gotta be the nightmare of like you cannot do that why'd he do that though he's clearly just really like self conscious I feel bad about that why'd you start you gotta either start with you gotta face reveal and he's like this is gonna be great and then they're mean and he's like fuck well they put it back on that's crazy that's so weird unrevealing is nuts you can't do that you can't do that yeah that's crazy um
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I got a stat of the day. We're back because we have a chip bet, right? So what is the bet? So the bet is you have 50. Is that fair? And if you agree to that. So you have to get it within 50. If you don't, then after 50, you have to do a chip. Are you good with that? Sure. You positive? Yeah. I keep looking for my water. It's over there. I don't want you to scurry and get it.
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They got the NBA Cup commercials. And now they have the tourney and they do the court. That's like the jerseys kind of. So maybe we'll look back on it. And they also used to do the NBA Finals court with the championship. There were old things that I look back on. I'm like, God, I want that back. Maybe it's nostalgia lying to us. Probably a little bit of both.
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So today's stat of the day, it's a fun one. It's about King James and it's impossible to get. I don't not know a lot of stuff about that guy.
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yeah and you're so dangerous that you might somehow get this how many free throws has lebron made in his career can i get my calculator out yes okay but do not look it up i won't i bet he averages about and this is by the way this is being filmed on november 30th he might be he might have made more right now in the game he's playing in so first of all i bet he averages 70 i bet he averages i'm actually gonna make sure i have the updated number
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I don't know if that counted playoffs or not, but good guess. I mean, I could have maybe gotten there. Yeah, I mean, you were right there. That'll be today's stat of the day. That's a lot of free throws made. That's a lot of freaking free throws made. And talk about how many free throws he's probably missed. That's one of the only things he's not the greatest in. It's really weird. What is he, 75?
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Put less. That's so, why? Because he obviously works hard on it. Maybe he's tired or something. I don't know. I think free throws are hard, dude. I don't know. In the heat of battle, I think. But then wide is, I don't know.
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Okay. Should we do Mo for one? Yeah, you're 0 for 1. Should we do Q's now or should we go to... Oh, should we do Mad Libs or something? Let's riddle up. Okay, so we're going to riddle up. I know nothing about this. You're just saying... I mean, I don't... So you just have to get the riddle right? Let's do first to get three. Okay, so we're doing first to get three riddles. They're awesome.
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So this new segment is going to be called... Instead of Riddle Me This, it's Riddle Me Stick. Riddle Me Sticks. Riddle Me Sticks. Riddle Me Sticks. Dalton and Sticks. Let's get a graphic up. Riddle Me Sticks. If you don't want to know the answer... Pause it. Pause it before we get to it. Riddle me sticks. A monkey. But I, I, the thing is the answer is on the back, so I don't even know. Okay.
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But you're still going to present this to me and then we'll go back and forth. We'll just, we'll just, whoever wants to get it first. Cause I don't know the answer to any of these. And how, what's the success rate? Like how hard are these? Like how many people are getting them? I mean, the thing is like, if I didn't know them, like I just wouldn't, I wouldn't chime in.
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So like, and what, how many times are you chiming out of five? Probably two. Okay. First to three. Go ahead. A monkey, a sloth. and a butterfly are racing to the top of a coconut tree. Which one will get to the banana first? See already, you know what I'm saying? Like what? A monkey, a sloth and a butterfly are reaching a racing. That's got to be a butterfly, right?
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So the answer is just one of the three or it's going to be like a riddle answer?
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But that commercial is undoubtedly sick. It is sick. I know exactly what you're talking about. Great commercial. And also, how'd they make that? I don't know how they made it. It's so... Oh, and it ends with Braun dunking it. Sick commercial. Yeah. Really good. Whoever came up with that needs a raise. Really sick commercial. Yeah. Do you think... What does that do for the NBA?
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The monkey. I think the monkey wins. Okay. I've got the butterfly. Does monkey see monkey do? None of them. You cannot get a banana from a coconut tree. F**k you. F**k you. F**k you. God damn it. F**k you. That was not a good start. F**k you. Danny, I'm sorry about that. I did not know that that was going to happen. That pissed me off. It pissed me off just so much, man. F**k you, dude.
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Yeah, that's ridiculous. You're making me look stupid. Making us look stupid. F**k off. Is this a big joke to you, riddles? Riddle me stick?
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um that's great but by the way this is fun right because we could have gotten that exactly so is that what it is it's like trick questions yeah yeah that's so fun yeah no it's good stuff oh yeah well it's all like riddles like it's like yeah yeah yeah miss blue lives in the blue house miss red lives in the red house miss green lives in the brown house who lives in the white house the president you've got the president the president okay all right there's one
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Good get.
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Tom, Tom. Yeah. Got me. I didn't have that one. Yeah. One, one. How can I not win by two or not one by two? Not win by two. Or win by two. Win by two. And I'm having so much fun. I'm having a blast. I'm having so much fun. How can a man go eight days without sleep? See, I just don't know the answer. How can a man go eight days without sleep? How can a man go eight days without sleep?
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How can a man go eight days without sleep? By staying up all eight days.
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That's so good, though.
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Whoever made this game is f***ing genius. You know what's funny is that card had a look on his face like, I'm going to get you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He was confident. I have something on the back of my card that's going to piss everybody off in this room. How can a bag be empty and still have something in it? It's going to be so obvious.
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How can a bag be empty and still... I've got... It has air in it. How can a bag be empty and still... It has... How about something is in it? Oh, something is in it. It can have a hole in it. Empty. I don't know. My answer was better. How can a bag be empty and still have something? Oh, it has a hole in it. I don't get it. There's a hole in your bag. Oh, the hole is in it. Okay. Hell yeah.
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That one was a stretch though. How can you make, that's by the way, not win by two because we're losing a lot of cards here. How can you make the number one vanish?
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It just adds to their appeal. Because they have all the exposure, right? So they're not putting people on in the NBA by doing a commercial. I think it's just like... It's a great product and they put it out. I mean, they got a hell of a freaking product going on. I don't know. I don't understand that. You know what I'm saying? Don't even get me started on commercials in general.
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Yeah. Give me that because it was the alphabet. Yeah. But see, that's where it's like guides like I didn't get it wrong. There's 26. Yeah. Okay. But they did it like that. Yeah. Okay. So two to one. Which months have 28 days? All of them. Nice get. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All of them.
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Next. Next riddle. Next card wins. Next riddle me stick wins. I am three things a person, a bird and a fruit. What am I?
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Let's really work on this one. I'm a person, a bird, and a fruit.
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I'm a person, a bird, and a fruit. It's just going to be like a name or some shit. Blue Jay. Strawberry. Passion fruit. Banana. I'm a person, a bird, and a fruit. I'm a person, a bird, and a fruit. Blueberry, Blue Jay. I'm a person. I got blue, Blue Jay. Hold on, hold on. I'm a person, a bird, and a fruit. I'm starting to think like, no, you're not. Because you can't be.
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We don't have it. I got Blue Jay. Kiwi. Yeah. No, see, that's exactly. It was just one of the options. A person, a bird, and a fruit. Kiwi. Person named Kiwi. I actually don't get it. Yeah, well, I got the bird Kiwi and the fruit Kiwi. Person named Kiwi. What are you talking about? So I guess Kiwi is a common nickname for New Zealanders. No, you're a bird and a fruit. No, shut the hell up.
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Yeah, shut the hell up. How about you? Yeah, how about you're a bird and a fruit? Yeah, you can't have all three. You want all three, you don't have them. Yeah, you want to be a person, but you're not. That one is crazy. Okay. If you pronounce me correctly, it will be wrong. If you pronounce me wrong, it will be right. What word am I? If you pronounce me correctly, it'll be wrong.
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And say the second part.
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The word wrong? Yeah. That's what I got. Yeah. I mean, you said it before me. That's probably the answer. Wrong. Okay. All right. Nice win. Nice win. I think we should have a reader next time. You think? Yeah, because you're kind of... I think it's... I guess I have the job on me. I don't know if it's more fair for me or you, but... I have the drop on you.
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I mean... I think that was really fun, though. Let us know if you want to see more of that. We're doing more of that. That was really freaking fun.
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So you guys were doing that just at the Tablet? I mean, over Thanksgiving? You know how it is at our crib. There's always stuff like that.
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I don't understand them.
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And then I was just like, guys, do you mind if I just take these? And they were like, sure. Yeah, that's a great game.
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We're a game-heavy household. We're gaming. We're always gaming. Should we do a Mad Lib? Should we do a Mad Lib? Let's mix in a Mad Lib.
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You want to do it or you want me to do it? You can do it. Okay. I'm just going to go the first one. The first one I see. Person in the room. Female. And we're already fucked. Person in the room. Female. Don't say me. But I don't know who else to. Don't say me. Okay. But there's no other female in the room. Sarah upstairs. Sarah. She's kind of. She's in a room. She's in the house. Noun. Noun.
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Everybody knows what McDonald's is. But there's clearly something psychologically that does that. Because they wouldn't just do it. Exactly. Or maybe they would. I don't know. But maybe part of the reason they're McDonald's is because we've seen a million ads. Probably is. I don't know. It's a very interesting thing. Unless you're dropping a chicken Big Mac. Then do it. Right.
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Platypus. Platypus. Is that a noun? Person, place, or thing? Noun. Yeah. That's a noun.
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A platypus is like a thing, right? That's a noun, right? Platypus. That's fine. Adjective. I forgot them all again.
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Adjective is going to be, I think green would be a describer, a describer, right? Um, like prickly, prickly, prickly pear. Um, uh, let me, let me get another adjective off here. Yeah. Yeah. Um, um, scaly, scaly, scaly, scaly, scaly. Sure. Um, another person in the room, uh, Zach.
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Zach. Uh, we have, Oh, adjective, adjective. Um, Pink ish. Pink ish. Holy shit. Adjective. Um, like, um, uh, jiggly, jiggly, jiggly. Yeah. Yeah. Uh, plural noun, plural noun. Um, um, dots you were saying dots yeah like two like the can't like yeah a lot of like dots yeah works adjective me adjective me up um squishy squishy yeah uh-huh for sure uh adjective me blow blow easy
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And I hate to do this to you. I'm out of adjectives, so I can't. The next seven things I ask for are going to be adjectives. What's up with that? I don't know. I don't know. I wasn't in charge of that.
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I didn't know that going. But you got to really, like, you got to hunker down. I think I used up, like, all six of them. I know, and I felt that. I felt that from you. What other adjectives exist? Okay, there was a fly on my Mad Lib just then.
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I saw I almost crashed I think there's just one Danny this fly just walked across one of your sentences that piss you off or does that piss you off yeah I mean I don't want to see him you know I would like to see him for myself because you might just be trying to rev me up I would like to see him for myself you want you to you want you to get angry I think you want some you to really mad look yeah but I've been working on this no get angry oh you're trying to get angry see that's it you're just trying to get me mad no I swear to god you're just trying to get me to mad lib I'm trying to just regular mood no don't
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Don't just live.
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You got me ticked off. And I think you should too. Adjective. Hash brownie. There we go. Here we go. Woo! I'm back. Yeah, he's back. Adjective. French fry-y. Okay, so I think we're definitely potato. I'm back. I'm mad. And I'm living, baby. I know, but are you going down the potato thing?
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Give me the next one. I am not. French fry-y. Yeah. uh adjective baked potato all right i'm not doing i'm just giving but you could see where i feel like you're kind of yeah but it's it's a reach i think it's you i could what if you're what are you saying i'm not doing no i'm not doing it i'm not saying reach reach yeah um adjective okay i'll get off of that theme like popcorn oh
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But just the McDonald's commercial. I think about just the McDouble. It's like, what are we... I don't get that.
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I'm off the what? No, I think that's a great adjective. Another adjective. Green. Green. Okay. Adjective. It is a ridiculous amount of adjectives. Teeny weensy. Teeny weensy. Yeah. Teeny weensy.
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Moist. Gross. I hate that word.
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Yeah, I think it's kind of, I don't hate it actually.
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I think it's a powerful frigging word. I think, think of how talented that word is. Because he pushes a weird feeling. And it's like some things are moist. Yeah. And some things are wet. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, I guess. Moist and wet are two different things. Yes. So he's playing a role. Sometimes when you order. Before moist, it was slightly wet.
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If you order Uber Eats, sometimes your food comes, it's sweaty. It's moist. It's moist. Yeah. Okay. You're on to a noun. Should we switch that one?
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Because they spend... Billions probably. They do. Yeah. Billions.
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So you can just say any word. Basket. No, no, no. Adverb is like runs quickly, right? You're the guy. You're our adverb guy. Because verb is like action. I know. You are our adverb guy. Yeah. So a verb is going to add to a verb. So we're going to say aggressively. Okay.
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Male. I don't have any. I have pictures on my computer. That's the only shit.
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It's a person in the room. One guy is a guy in the room. And we don't have that. Kyrie Irving. Fuck. Okay. I mean, all right. We'll do Kyrie shit. All right. Well, that's it. Let's see how it goes. Let's read through it. Dear Miss Sarah. Okay. That's a good start. Yep. That makes sense. We're 100%.
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Probably touch billions. Yeah. But I'm saying, didn't we try a Krabby Patty? Or was that a fever dream I had? Yeah, we tried it. We tried a Krabby Patty on the pod, right? Yeah, from Wendy's. Wendy's. You got to do commercials about the Krabby Patty. They probably have. I've never seen it, dude. I would go. If I saw a Krabby Patty commercial, I'd be like, I'm getting in my car and going right now.
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You may not recall my platypus, but I met you at the prickly cocktail party given our scaly friend, Zach. That's given by our scaly friends. That's a tough adjective for you. Yeah, that's bullshit. Where are we going to get like eight of these? Let's see. What do you got?
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Okay. So we kind of, wheels kind of came off the bus. I thought hash brown. He made sense.
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We didn't make French fry. He made sense. French fry. You little chin. Yeah. Yeah. That, um, I get that. Danny, there's a, Danny, there's a fly on my, on my Madlib. Look, look, look, look, you see this, you see this, you see this fucking. Yeah. Yeah. You see that thing? It flew away. Okay. Yeah. Um, how'd that guy get in here though? I don't know. I don't know. No, I don't know.
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Because when we, uh, when we moved in, like the first, you locked your doors, right? That's what I'm saying. Right. When we moved in, like the first couple of days, they were just like bugs. And then we had the people come. I think they get in somewhere. I mean, it's just weird. I feel like if you lock your doors, they shouldn't be able to come in. That's what I'm saying.
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But that it doesn't make any sense. You got a freaking guy broke in. Um,
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I think we play them on YouTube. I don't think we put them in the audio.
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Nice. That added up.
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Get that right.
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That's not good. And then we can get together for a nice burglar next week. That's kind of nice. It's like a burger with an L. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's like a special at Five Guys. This is a cool way to sign off. I knew what I was doing. This is a really cool. I'm going to start doing this in emails. Aggressively yours, Kyrie. That's funny. Aggressively yours. That is sick.
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And people, we should do that on email. And people are like, they definitely just like made a typo. No. Aggressively yours. Get a flick of that. If you want this, we'll send it to you in the mail because I'm a big letter guy.
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Oh, yeah, we should. We should send game-worn jerseys. Game-worn Mad Libs. These are game-worn jerseys. You sign it. Game-worn Mad Libs. Come into the sticks. DM us if you want this. Yeah, if you want a game-worn jersey, I'm a letter merchant. I send them out. I got stamps in my desk. I send out letters, too. It's awesome. I love doing it. It's one of my favorite things to do. What else we got?
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What else we got?
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questions we get into questions yeah let's go questions we got gary here he said what's up fellow breadsticks here was wondering if you could blind rank the worst ways to spend your time so you could do it here yeah um we got five of them we'll say one is the worst five is the best okay and the one here we got waiting in a very long line i hate one i hate yeah one i hate that you know what's the worst too is when it's longer than you think and then you start to be like
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Do I jump ship? I know, but then it's like you've worked through half the line and then it's like you wasted 20. Or maybe you work through half the line and then you just turn a corner and then you're like, oh, now we got to turn back. We got to turn back again. We got to turn back. That's the worst. It's the worst. You're putting it in the one. It's the worst.
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But also, everybody knew about the Krabby Patty. I don't know if the Krabby Patty had as wide of a reach. It didn't. Chicken Big Mac had the reach. It didn't. It wasn't a viral moment for the Krabby Patty. That actually is true. And it was just a burger, but it was a Krabby Patty. All right. With my one, I'm going to take the Hump Day Camel one. Yeah.
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And I don't see anything in the world that could beat that. I couldn't either. Number two is trying to explain to someone who can't understand. And then he said in parentheses, teaching a baby to do calculus. frustrating. But that's gonna go down lower a little bit. I would give it I would put it in the five. Yeah, it's like just kind of try to give them the info if they can't. It's also like,
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the jokes on them, unless you're talking about like a baby fan. I was trying to teach him like some shit and he wasn't getting it. And was it for you getting upset a little bit? Cause he would ask, he was at, he would ask. Yeah. He'd be like, how do I eat with a fork? And then I tell him and then cry. And it's like, it was frustrating.
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It was, I could be, I could see how that could be frustrating, but I'm like, I think there's, there's worse things. Yeah. Um, up next we have going to jail that that's going to be too. Okay. I think that's the right spot. I think jail could have been, um, it could have, it could have competed for one. Yeah. I think it's up there. I think it's up there.
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Um, up next we got writing down picks for a theoretical draft. Four. Should have been in a five. I don't find that frustrating. What are we basing it off of? The worst way? Yeah, I just don't. I don't think that's. I think I enjoy that. I think it's a good way to spend your time. So that'll go in the four. And then what do you have? The three open? I got the three open.
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We got reading the terms and service of a new update on your phone. I just don't do it. I just, I mean, three is fine. I think three is. I think if you're forced to read it, it would suck. Yeah, it would. But nobody reads it. We got Jack here. He said long time no see. So what would you do if you woke up and there were two clones of yourself living in your house?
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My first move would be dap the clone. Dap your clones. There's two of them. Oh, there's two of them. There's two clones. So what? Does that change it?
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That changes things a little bit for me. And then I would just, I kind of would just want to clear up the living situation. Like, good to meet you clones. Glad you're here, obviously. Are you planning on crashing here? We have this room. So like one of my clones could crash here. But then it's, I don't know. I just have to like, I just have to like regulate expectations and shit.
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I think that's a great move. I think that's a very smart play and that's a very mature thing to say. Because you had one of your clones staying at your crib, right?
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wouldn't leave and and the thing is is like i'm happy to house a clone yeah yeah but two clones is where it i draw the line i can't have like there cannot be three zacks in one house right that's too many zacks i'll say and it's like you have another roommate like that wouldn't be fair to nine oh that's like when we were in the santa monica one like you had your clone stay for a little bit and you what you said to him was like this is not fair to danny and i know
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I mean, me too. I think some of these, I worry. I don't worry. Worry is not the word. Some people are going to be like, those commercials are annoying. Yeah, I think that one rocks. Because in iconic commercial, you're just getting... They just get so much play time. I guess, yeah. And they just play like a million times. And then you get bothered by it.
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Yeah, so you have to leave. Yeah. I can get you a hotel for one night, and after that, you're on your own clone. And then you got him a hotel for probably like a week. Exactly. You got to draw the line with these clones. They'll give and take a while. Yeah. We got another blind rank, and I'll just have you do it because it's a Spotify one. This is E by D calling in. E-E-E-E-E-B-A-D-E-E.
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That's sick. Ebadi. What up, Ebadi? Yeah, that's a sick name, Ebadi. I like that. He said, good day, chaps. Oh, he's British. Yeah, this is great. Blind rank these Christmas songs.
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We got Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree. It's tough with these because they're all just smashes. Number one.
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okay yeah okay rocking around the christmas tree have a christmas holiday that was good yeah that was nice uh up next we have all i want for christmas is you it's like three dude i don't love i'm not like i like that song i like it but it's kind of slow uh it goes it's good it's good but it's just like i'm not sing that one in the high register
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uh baby all i want for christmas that's nice that's nice it's not like it's not i think i think it it um but then it goes like i don't want to live okay that's good but it's no bieber it's no miss it ain't no bieber i don't think any bieber's on here but yeah mistletoe's mistletoe's like a hit mistletoe's this is a hit pop song yeah um up next and do that whole album that shit was good drum yeah i'm on a snare drum
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That shit's good. That shit's crazy good. Up next, we have Sleigh Ride. You're not going to know it at first. Sleigh bells ring. Nope, nope, nope, nope.
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No, I'll get you going. Let's go Sleigh Ride.
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That's just... True. And I think we just play them. I think we play them.
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In the two there? It's got bounce. Then we got Jingle Boom. That's the new record. That could have gone on the one. Is that like the, it's like an EDM shit? No, I think we previewed it on this show. Jingle Boom? Bring the boom. Oh, I think that's it, right? It probably is, yeah.
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Yeah, Jingle Boom. It's a hell of a record.
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How do you think it's streaming? Fucking killing it on streaming. It is. Dude, they almost have a million monthly. Yeah, because they're fucking great artists. 154,000 streams on Jingle Boom already. Four for me, but it could have been up there. Okay, and then so he just went like TikTok with it because we got Last Rismis for the last one. What's Last Rismis?
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I don't know that I've heard Last Rismis. I would assume it's just like, Last Rismis, I gave you my heart. Let me get a preview of that. I mean, it sounds good. Let's see here. It's got 2 million streams.
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But Hump Day upon first watch is a freaking spark. Hump Day was like a viral moment. It was, dude. It was like a... What was that for? Was that like an ESPN? There was one of those like in the office. I think it was a Geico. Was it a Geico? It was a Geico. Because they do those... What is it? ESPM? It's like they do them in the office with funny athletes and shit. Those are my favorite.
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Okay. It's not for me. So what was that in your four? I mean, that ended up in my five. Okay. Yeah. Good stuff.
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Weird. That's, I mean, for me. And we could play a little snippet of that maybe. Breadbasket. Breadbasket. That's weird. I mean, I think that's fine. So how did that even go? Just as I guess.
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I don't even, I can't pick. It doesn't flow to me. But I mean, that is as long as Quinlan's getting the credit. Cause like as long as he's getting paid. Exactly. Like if he cleared it, that's fine. I would say, I would say, Caleb, look at the, look at the credits. I'm sure Quinlan's in there. Yeah, just look up Silver Bells. On Spotify, you can go to song credits.
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Three dots, and then you go song credits. And I'm sure Quinlan will be in there. It should be Quinlan. For the record, Brad Baskin. Yeah, I mean, it is cool, though. I mean, it's... Imitation is the best form of flattery.
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Yeah. It's a good record. Yeah. Brett Olson says, you get 1.5 mil, but you can't listen to music for one year. Like, whenever it's playing, you just can't hear it. Are we taking it? And he also added... Just hilarious to me. I love hammers and I've never met. I love. It's going to be funny. I love hammers and I've never met Mike Tomlin. Have a stupendous evening. Oh, it's so funny. Um, yeah.
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I've never met Mike Tomlin. Have you met Mike Tomlin? No. I mean, I'd love to meet him. Um, that's so funny. Uh, what was it? One point. How many? 1.5 mil. Can't hear music. So anytime, uh, probably take it. You take it, but your year is going to be like 18% worse. Probably take the money. Like think of how boring it is to like.
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drive or even like i think half of the reason i like going to the gym is to listen to music and showering is really fun showering it's like like a lot of the time you're just gonna you just gotta listen to pods oh yeah you could listen to podcasts i listened to a podcast the other day though and i i was like you turn it off well i was just like in the gym and i was like i i got i can't i gotta be
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yeah yeah yeah i know i gotta be bumping something i think i probably would take the bread and let's say how about podcast is out too you can't do podcasts would you do it you have to it's just it's too much you just have to because it's not like you can't you can do everything else and you could still go out you just can't hear it you can still like watch tv yeah you know actually going out would kind of suck too it's like like think of like that bar we went to like a couple weeks ago like being there and you just don't hear music oh
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Yeah, those are great. It reminds me of that, but I guess it was a Geico. And that's a perfect example. What the hell is that? And what is that doing for Geico? Why are insurance companies just... I don't know, dude. They're pumping out commercials. But Geico is famous because of their commercials. That is true, actually. If you didn't know anything about insurance, you might go Geico.
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Yeah, but it would be it would be you have to take it. Yeah, we got triker 33 here. I feel like you're going to agree with the front half here. But then there's a shot taken on the back half that I don't know that you're going to like Q. He said Q is too high up in the alphabet. I think we both agree on that. If you lean on another letter. Where's Q?
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So he said, I respect Q, but it has no place between P and R. I agree. No place. Should be at the end of the alphabet with the weirdo slash goth letters. Okay. Whoa. Whoa. It should be with the outcasts, X, Y, and Z. But what is Y doing there? You know who it should be?
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Yes. X-V-V-Q-Z. It should be A-B-C-Y-D-E-F. I think it should be A-B-Z-D-E-F-G. No, it flows. I'll give you that. It does flow very well. I'll give you Z has really worked on that quick little easy pronunciation. By the way, if you ever go to Z and just like,
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hang out with all the z's it's the abc he's a funk no z's a funky dude though he's a funky no he's not he's funky he's cool you're just you're not open mind i don't hate him he's funky he's weird i don't think i think he's himself i think he's weird i think i everybody could take a page out of z's book I don't know, man.
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I think he's cool, man. I think he's a cool letter. I do think Q should be back three. I agree. I think Q needs to be way lower. Q sucks. We should cut Q and just put C instead of Q. So it's just A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T, U, V. It's actually a better record. There's two Cs.
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A three-way trade. Z goes to C, C goes to Q, Q goes to Z. So we end with Q. But why not just a one-way trade? Q with like Y. I don't, why does Z have to be in every conversation? You, he fucking, whatever this guy said, he was like calling my letter goth or some shit. Yeah, he called him weirdo goth. That, he's talking about X. That was a nice, that was a nice, that was a nice trick.
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Like X just reflects really badly on the other letters. I think, yeah, I don't know. I do agree. Nobody wants to be around X. X is stinky. X is crazy, man. Yeah, yeah. We got Brett VanVleet here. This is very interesting. I'm not taking it. I can't do this. And you won't either. I'll take it. He said $5 million. So you're handed $5 million right now. You're not taking it.
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We get demonetized? All right.
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I bet that is... Dude, if I... was about to go like with a provider, I would go with Geico. I'll get starstruck by like a Geico employee. Me too. Cause it's Geico. But also you might get starstruck by a state farm guy being like, this is John from state farm.
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I know you're not taking it. But every time you go out to eat, you have to send the meal back once. No one in your life knows about the deal. I can't do it. I'm not doing it. I'm not doing it. Every time in your entire life? Every time you go out to eat, you're not doing it.
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you're not doing it i've never sent a meal back and that's not what we do even if it came even if it's the wrong thing and it's cold and it we're not doing it it's not what we do you can't take it i i'm with you but my question is how often are you really going out to eat like i don't Yeah. I don't go out that much. I went to Cheesecake Factory with Sarah yesterday.
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I would have just had to send it back. Yeah. I mean that. You probably go out what? Maybe once a month? Maybe 40 times a year. 40 is probably the number. Once, twice a month.
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Yeah. I mean I. But you would hate it. You would hate. And imagine if you let go out with your friends. I mean it would. Maybe.
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Think of going out when we went to the. What's it called? With Will and I for June's birthday. But here's my thing. I think if I started doing that with my friends. They would get on the wave. And they would start being like. Like, oh, you know what? This meal isn't perfect.
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They would just be like, yeah, we're standing up for our meal. I'm paying for this meal. Yeah. And then we would just be like those guys. Just like the food critic guys. Yeah, we would. So you would take it? It's five million. It's five M's. I can't do it. You have to do it. I understand taking it. I just can't do it. Nicky Bocchio says, good hour, Zach Attack, Dan the Man.
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Did he come out during Thanksgiving? We fixed him a plate and just kind of threw it up. It's not sad. Trent wanted to be in the head. Yeah, but it's just by nature. You can see it's a little sad. I get it. Yeah, Trent likes kicking in the attic and he has his man cave up there, but it's a little sad. I guess. He spent Thanksgiving in the attic. That's Trent, man. That is Trent. That's T-Rent.
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I love T-Rent. I love him too. I love Trent. um i've got quite the question for you how long would you tolerate a polite but talkative spider living in your home before asking it to leave and then said i hate how sweet potato casserole is only served around thanksgiving time
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oh no bad bad take bad bad take on sweet potato sweet potato sucks i don't know what that is isn't that wasn't that sweet potato stinks but the question is really good wait so sweet potato casserole stinks okay yeah well no no what are we gonna say isn't it like sweet though yeah but it's confusing it's not supposed to be sweet and then like marshmallows will be a part of that's what i'm saying
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but it's like sweet potatoes like nuts if you go in with that if you hit me with a marshmallow and a sweet potato casserole and we're just like this is like some like dessert yeah if you told me it was like pie maybe i would yeah but then the second i know it's not lie to me though lie to me just lie to my ears that is crazy if you lied if you lie to us about that we can make it work but if you tell me sweet potato i'm out yeah 100 um so back to this polite but talkative spider
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I think both of them are doing a great job. Both of them are doing a great job. Should we snake?
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so is it like it would suck because it'd be like we're gonna be done with the pod in like 10 minutes or whatever i'm gonna go up i want to eat dinner and i feel like the spider will be there and you like want to chat about like it's just like work or like like his time at the gym today work gym yeah uh but he's polite right so like if you're like i can't talk right now
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I would never kick him out personally. I don't think I would either. I can't. And it'd be fun. Like if you have like a pregame, like spiders, like kick it. Yeah. It's sick. Take him out. Yeah. I mean, it would definitely be tough. I think, you know, it's, everybody's been there with a situation. You just can't. Yeah. You can't.
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Have you ever had a polite, like insects that talk and shit in your crib or no? I've had talkative insects that are normally rude. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And so that's why this situation is very unique. Like this guy's not being an asshole. Flies tend to be rude if you have any flies. Very rude. Super rude. And they think they're better than you because they can fly and all that. It's cool.
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I, with my two, this is the niche one, just the five-buck box, record and commercial. Look, top of my list in bold. Yeah, that shit rocks, dude. We'll roll that. The five-buck box, it rocks, it rocks. A cheesy Gorgita filled to lots. We don't need a Sabrina Supreme. One more thing, and let me think. An ice-cold drink. And that was Barkley, right? Barkley was on that record. Good for Barkley, man.
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They call it the flight epidemic. Exactly. Because flying bugs, they think they're the fucking shit. Yeah. But yeah, I mean, Nicky, I don't think I can ever have this spider get out of my head.
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All right, we're going to punch news here. Yeah, I mean, Thanksgiving, I traveled with a different roster this year. Break it down for me because, I mean, you know how our Thanksgivings go. Yeah. It was the same old, but what was it like over there? I mean, we pulled up. We had dinner. We did a trot. You had dinner on Tuesday night, I think is when we went, right? Okay.
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And then Wednesday, what do we do? What do we do? What do we do? What do we do? What do we do?
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What do we do? What do we do? What do we do? I'm in the mood. I can't remember what we did on Wednesday right now. Sounds like a movie. Thursday. So let's just talk Thanksgiving though. We did a turkey trot. Did you guys trot? I think mom trotted. Everybody did but me. So everybody trotted but you. Turn it down. It was probably freezing.
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I will say the hour, so it was at 8 a.m., like 7 to 7.45 was the worst 45 minutes of my life. But then once we started trotting, I warmed up and it was good. Dude, listen. It's f***ing cold. It is very, very cold. By the way... Oh, I know what we did on Wednesday. Continue, though. Like... I'm all about the turkey trot. When we were in Encinitas last year, we were in San Diego. It was nice.
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I care about it getting like blocked in Russia. I like my Russian sticks. I like the Russian sticks too. I think we do it and hopefully it doesn't get blocked in Russia. Because Danny, imagine like, I don't know that we're a big Russian podcast. I don't know that we are. No, we have. I think analytics, if you look, we have like five to 10. But imagine being like the five to ten.
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And I said I was all about the trot.
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I can't do cold weather. I will not be living somewhere with cold weather anymore. Exactly. And so we grew up in it. So we're not soft. We grew up in it. But once you're in warm weather, you're like, you're going to go to your car right now. It's going to be nice when you walk to your car. Dude, it's the best out here. Every time you're outside, it's hell when you're in the cold. Yeah.
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And we're talking to you, Denver, too. And I'm not just talking to Minnesota. We're talking to both of you. It was really, really cold. It was 15 degrees. And that was probably... It made the trip like 5% worse for you. Well, they're like, you want a turkey shot? And I'm like, no! Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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But I will say, once you get out and you're running and it warms up, it's kind of nice. No, it's cold. Okay. But then you heat up and then you're not cold. No, but it's still cold. If you stop running, then you're going to be cold. Yeah. Come on. Yeah, I get it. No, I get it. So Wednesday, actually, we... We got coffee with one of Sarah's uncles, who's a good guy. Good guy. He's a good guy.
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He's a great guy. What's his name, Frank? Peter. No, he's awesome, though. And then we painted Paul's downstairs a little bit. And that was fun. It was not bad. And you would come around on painting. I got stuck with the ceiling, which is the worst. Because it was a low ceiling, so I was able to reach it, but you have to look up and that sucked. Did it ever drip on your eye?
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No, but you would come around on painting. In terms of those type of things, I think you would kind of enjoy it. It's kind of satisfying.
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i i've been there i've you ever have you ever pulled off wallpaper yeah back in the day it really mad script yeah yeah so it was not too bad we did that um and then wednesday we also we got dinner and then um we went bowling the cousins like pete you know you know skeet i love skeet mikey um and some of the other calls paul paul came for a little bit paul just dropped a new joint a new kid he dropped a record he just popped out a new kid congrats on the on the kid
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Yeah, Paul and Emma, congrats on baby Phineas. There's some flicks of me holding him. He was like this big. It was really awesome. I almost, I got a little baby fever. Did you get a little bit? When it's my tiny, I will not, it's going to be a problem. I will not leave him. They're so, I was like, if this were my. It doesn't seem like a problem to you.
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to me first of all it's not gonna be i'm just saying it's gonna be a problem for everything i'm not gonna leave the house i'm gonna sit like this and that seems like a good that's it's a positive it's not a problem you know what you know what i'm saying yeah it's like i'm not gonna i'm not gonna you'll i was like because i didn't want to put down finn he's so cute and i was like if this were mine i know yeah i can't imagine having one of my own uh were you scared of dropping the kid very yeah very yeah um because i mean you drop those you drop that guy he's done
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He wrapped his ass off. Yeah, I didn't know he had that. Which by the way, that one, it's like they were doing a five buck box and they were advertising it and that probably helped, man. Exactly. That is how I think you utilize the commercial. We're going to show off our five buck box. And we know about that to this day. It probably definitely doesn't exist still. But they do boxes.
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You drop them, he's done. Paul was saying you realize when you're popping them out that they're a lot more... Because the nurses, he would say, would just kind of pull his legs and toss them and flip them. No, not like that. But they're humans and they're way more durable than you think. Because the nurses work with a million babies a day. But maybe the nurses were rushing with Finn.
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No, no, no, they weren't. No, I'm not saying they were pulling him out to shoot. I'm not saying that. They pulled him out to shoot and they were ripping his legs and shit? No, they weren't pulling him out to shoot.
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I was saying once he was out and they were like bundling him, getting him in his little bundlet, like they were just like, they were less like delicate with him because they're tougher than you think. Can he speak yet? No. I mean, he was saying some shit to me, but he doesn't speak to people yet. He was kind of like, what's good? Like he said, what's good?
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But he wasn't like, he's not like fully forming sentences yet. Did he drink? No, not yet. Good, good. He's got to wait until he's 21 years old. So he's got 21 years. He's about 20 years and 300 days. 360 days. Yeah, so he's got a little bit of time. The craziest thing is I'm probably the 13th human he ever saw. That is crazy. You know what's crazy? There was a first time he ate pizza.
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Think of how crazy all that shit is. You had not eaten pizza at one point. And there was a first time that you just know where you even are. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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He has not touched down yet. Oh, and he won't touch down for five years. He really won't. You don't touch down for a second. And then there's a first time you had a Sprite. There's some that happen when you're 12. That is so true. First time you had a Sprite. That's why growing up is so fun. It's so fun, dude. First time you...
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shoot a basketball first time shooting a basketball first time doing every it's the best it is the best it's a good it's and that's why i think having kids is fun you're like oh he's about to do this you know and you know and you know it yeah it was so that was cool um then yeah thanksgiving we turkey trotted we played a little football pickup football is so fun were you quarter
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No, I was wide receiver and defender. Paul was my matchup. We played for only like 10 minutes.
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Peter. Uncle Peter. So it was Paul, Sarah, me, and Mikey versus Pete, Margaret Mary. Sarah got cooked by Margaret Mary all game. She got cooked by our matchup, but we won three to two. She should have gotten physical in the first five. She just didn't care. Yeah. She had a couple of receptions, but then she just, yeah. She just had her meter at the line. Yeah.
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But we won three, two in that football game. Yeah. Then we did Thanksgiving. We played bingo. That was fun. We played bingo and like I won a McDonald's gift card for 10 bucks. Wow. Yeah. That's a funny gift card to win. Yeah, I won a McDonald's card. That's sick. What are you going to spend it on? Probably like the $5 value meal. Fuck yeah, dude. Plus tax. Hell yeah. Yeah. So what'd y'all do?
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Like play games, fuck around? You know how we do. Yeah. Yeah. We'd just hang. So I'll join the roster again for Christmas. I'm excited to hang out for Christmas. Oh, the new dog is out. 10 out of 10. So better than Lila? I mean, I would never say that. Lila's like my favorite thing in the entire world. Same.
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I probably go to Taco Bell three times a year maybe and I get a box. They do boxes. Yeah, it's really good. Because you get like a little taco, a little like cheesy gordita.
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But here, I could say, not better than Lila, but like is she, at that young age, is she like a little more like a little chiller? Like Lila took a while to develop. So apparently this dog beefs with other dogs. Yeah, yeah. That's what I've heard. I only hang out with this dog in the crib though. So like it doesn't affect me. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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You'll enter the crib, though, and she'll bark at you for the first time. But that's fine. But then you sign in. You sign in. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because you check in. It's her house. Well, because she's just feeling you out. She's like, you don't fucking... You don't live here. You don't live here. And you're encroaching.
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yeah so you you you give her like a treat you checked in and then you're good that's awesome and then dude she's tiny so she's like smaller than lila was like if yeah definitely how many pounds is she she's like how old like 30 she's two she's she's done growing she's full so she's full okay so dog really yeah so how is she smaller than lila but she's not like a little guy You'll see.
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I mean, now that I'm saying this, you're probably going to be like, she's bigger than I expected. She's smaller than Lila, though. She's smaller than I thought she was going to be. Wow. I'm excited to meet her. Yeah. What else we got? Drake is really in the trenches. Now I'm like a conspiracy theorist about this whole thing. Yeah, I don't really, I haven't been keeping up with it really.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
But I get it. It sounds like he's, it sounds as if he's just trying to get out of his deal and that's why he's doing this. And I think he will get out of his deal. He doesn't need a deal. As long as he drops his fucking, like if this, if this whole thing makes the Party Next Door album come out 12 months from now, I'm pissed. And it definitely could. It probably will.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Because he's probably, like his contract is with them and he can't drop it until he does this, this and this and he probably doesn't want to do it. Well, they want to extend and he has one more album on his deal. Yeah, it definitely will stop that. But he wants to get out of his deal. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And you're not just going to get out of your deal in a month. Yeah, that's true.
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Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
It gets a bad rap. Yeah, just because I guess out the other side is what people struggle with. They have stomach issues.
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Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
So let's figure that out, UMG. Yeah, that is a crazy situation. Free the boy. Yeah. What else we got? I got just the Mafia-thon ended. He beat the record, got like seven something. The Kai-Kevin Drewski stream we never talked about. So funny. So funny. I think it was even better than the first one.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
so hilarious did you watch when he made that kid cry it's so funny so like i that was real though i know that kid was actually crying that's why do you see the kid's mom yeah that was crazy that felt a little forced like oh my god dude so was that just whose kid was that that lady's kid i guess like why was he there then like just a rent they just put random kids in there
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Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
No, because he was like an actor. Like they're acting like the Addams Family or whatever. Oh, he was an Addams Family guy. Yeah. So he was supposed to be like in character, but then like he also is just a real kid that's fat.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Oh, my God. They're so funny, dude. They, I think, are coming out with a movie or something. I saw that. And they'll be great, dude. They're pure entertainment. But I would argue, and this is like a hot take, it's like the movie will be a lot worse than that stream was. That stream is the best. Yeah, that's true. That is the peak for... That is. That's as funny as you can see anybody.
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Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Yeah, like if T-Bell's, if it's not sitting well in the tum. Then it's not good for you. Yeah, I don't have that issue.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Because they're just... It's just Kevin Hart...
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
they're just being funny being like himself like that you just hanging out to my favorite shit dude i've watched the whole thing it's way like like the movie will be great but they have a script you know yeah and it's like they're acting exactly it'll be funny but and they'll like have chemistry but it yeah but like that that stream i actually was laughing out loud so funny you will not laugh out loud when you watch that's just the best dude too it's just like the it's like three generations too
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Oh, so funny. We got Jack Harlow, just like that concert, just like singing like that Elvis shit. Good for him, dude. He does whatever he wants. He sounded good. He did sound good. He did sound good. He sounded great. Yeah. I mean, I guess if you could sound great singing Elvis with a symphony behind you, you'd do it. And it worked. People are loving it.
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Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
If I was in that spot, I'd do the same damn thing. He sounded really good. Yeah. Respect. The Michigan win was big today. I don't know. Did you see Dave, dude? Yeah. Well, he's so funny, bro. He is living the dream. Yeah. Cause he like actually has an impact on his favorite team. I don't know if that's his favorite team, but like, He impacts who's going to Michigan. Yeah, that's crazy.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
I think it's great. Yeah. But like, I don't, I feel like it gets that rap and you could probably give that rap to a Wendy's too. So like, yeah, I think, I think that's bullshit. Um, I'm going to go to, I don't know that this is a commercial. It's more of just like an ad that you see everywhere and I don't understand it.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
It's like if we could impact who the Nuggets get.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
That is the dream. It's kind of like he's almost like Drake with the Raptors a little bit. But Drake has no pull. No, he doesn't. He got the number one QB recruit. That is crazy, dude. That's like every dude's dream. It literally is. To impact a huge sports team. So fun.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Yeah, I don't watch college football. I don't either. I don't watch college football at all. You got anything else, though? I think that's all the news.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Happy 84. Love you guys. Love y'all.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
And it's kind of why I want to bring it to the forefront, but I am going to take it with my two that's got milk.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
yeah yeah yeah that was um a great campaign what's going on there i think it was um were they pushing a product or was it like uh let's get let's look into it let's get to the i i've always remember it makes me think of homestead elementary homestead elementary there would just be there would just be like michael phelps or something with what was it i've looked this up before and it was like something it was bigger than just like a product it's bigger than that's what i'm saying like it's bigger than basketball what was the god milk campaign about
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
The Got Milk campaign was a marketing initiative aimed at increasing milk consumption by highlighting the inconvenience of running out of milk. So it was just a milk ad. See, that's what I'm saying, but it wasn't like Fairlife Milk. Creator, the California Milk Processor Board. But like- Let's go deeper. Let's go deeper. Who pays for the Got Milk ads?
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Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
The ads would be funded by California's major milk processors. So was it a bunch of milk companies? So these milks, these milks came together and said- Was it like this one, this one, Nestle milk? Let's just get milk on the map. And it did. Milk was absolutely put on the map by Got Milk. They should do that with like Got Sauce. I'll be down at some point if we become billionaires.
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Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Let's push root beer. Oh, yeah. Got beer. Got root beer? Yeah, dude.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
And it's just like, oh, dude. And you know how many people would discover this beverage and it would be their favorite soda of all time? And the reason I feel comfortable doing that is because we know how talented that beverage is. It walks the walk. I'm willing to put that shit in front of any... Against Coke?
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Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
and i think it would maybe should we dm like barks or something we should dm barks right now because i really want to push root beer i'm going to dm them right now i really want to push that do you think they have a uh instagram page i think they have an instagram do you know about it yeah oh you do i follow them no they don't follow them well that backfired barks making i mean you got barks boys making up a lag i caught did you spell it right b-a-r-q-s that sucks though they don't have a
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
because i could really guys yeah really i could because i could i could dm a and w is that what i like barks well there's mug root beer too yeah they definitely here we go mug root beer 239k we have an idea for you that's what i'm going to dm them so we wanted it to be barks but you could see how this goes for us got an idea so now we switch to have a golden idea dude they'll probably see it hold on we got the check they will see it so we're gonna work dude yeah
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
It's like you're tapping into a podcast every week. I think there's been like ten epis that they've just not... And they're just like, I can't listen to this one. And I wish I could. Also, though, Russia, why are you blocking our sticks?
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Got root beer. Have a golden opportunity for us. For you. For you. For us. Have a golden idea. Have a golden idea for us. Have a golden opportunity slash idea for the two of us. For the four. That we should make happen. Have a golden opportunity. Opportunity slash idea that we should. I have a golden opportunity.
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Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Slash idea for us to discuss. For us to discuss. Hashtag got root beer. Yeah, yeah. Hashtag got root beer. Question mark? Yeah, do that. Do that. Do that. Just send that. Hashtag got root beer. Yeah, there we go. Send that. That was professional, right? Have a golden opportunity for us to discuss. Hashtag got root beer. Yeah, that's good. That's good. We killed it. No, we killed it.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
and i i just like i just care man i give a shit about root beer so that's i mean i love root beer i'll die on this on this i would happily do that i'll die in this can i would happily do that ad yeah i'll die in that can too um is it back to did you do two there you just did one that was just one um this is again it's like is it was it a commercial i don't know if it like was running on tv but do you remember the world cup i want to say 20 world cup
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
I know what you're talking about. All right. And it was like the last game ever. And it was like the, Oh my God. All that, that shit rocked that. I don't even, that we probably can't roll because that was just like a full long, like nine minute YouTube. That was kind of like a movie, but look that up on YouTube. Great. Was it 2014? I think it was 2014. If it wasn't, we'll correct it here.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
I think it was 2014.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Maybe we can get on the line with somebody over there and sort that out. Sort out that for the entirety of YouTube. I think we could do it. Yeah. Because you just got to feel for them. But I do think we roll the commercials. For the sake of the draft, we got to roll. I also have... I do have Mad Libs. I'm bringing those back. Yeah, did you see it? The sticks were asking. I did.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, that shit's so nostalgic. Oh, my God. They were pink CR7s, but they weren't CR7s.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
And they came up with the socks. Superflies. Holy shit. That went up. And they went up with the sock, and Ronaldo cut them, and he would have half Superflies. Yeah, that was crazy. Superflies, when they dropped, that was nuts. Yeah. I bought into the super fly high. I did too. I don't really know why. It was a bad idea. We were like, oh my God, it goes up with your sock. It's so sweet.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
And it didn't look good at all. Looked bad and it was worse than normal. Looked bad and two years later, everybody went back to the normal boot. What a weird boot. Odd boot. What a weird boot. That's okay. But it sold well for two years. It did. I really hope I press record. I really hope he did. We're not going to check. Should you scurry off right? Do you think he definitely pressed record?
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
I don't know. What percent sure? What percent? 50-50. 50-50. Okay, I'm going to scurry right. The middle one, I believe I did. I'm going to scurry right. But here's the problem. I'll check. Just start performing an R&B Drake record. Okay.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
F*** man This is just how it goes man Worst case we'd have to cut to the middle one But I think we should be okay But if it isn't focused That's on you if you're not focused I'll f*** you up if you're not focused I'll f*** you up No you've ruined one of our pods already But at what point At what point dude Yeah, you're right. My bad. He wants to unfold. Look, he's quivering. I know. My bad.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
I'm sorry. Should I scurry off and check? But here's the problem. No, but if you check and it's good. If we allow ourselves to continue to scurry off and check, we're going to have a serious problem.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Because then we're going to be addicted to scurrying and checking. But I like a scurry and check. The one reason is because if mine is still focused, then you're like, oh, the scurry doesn't take it out of focus. Because then we don't have to check you. All my brags turn to facts. All my hunnids turn to racks. All my ladies turn to snacks. SUVs black on, black on. SUVs black on black. Good? Yep.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Okay, yeah, careful. All right, we're back. What is this, pick three for me? Yeah. How many licks?
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
uh no no that's the commercial oh yeah yeah we're all that it was out of our time but i've just seen it it's like i feel like i don't know when i've seen it but i've seen it and you've seen it too he goes one two and then bites yeah i i he goes he claims three that's bullshit i think that well that's just not a lick that's a bite brother that's and yeah you and you broke the rule and we're talking tootsie pop here right yeah tootsie might lick lick bite those those things are can i say it top five candy of all time
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Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
I don't hate that one bit. Of all time. How awesome was that, by the way, for Toots? It was sweet for Toots because Toots gets the short end of the wrapper a lot. I think Toots sucks as a standalone. I don't. I think Toots are overhated. I think Tootsie Rolls are overhated. Agree to disagree, but here's my thing, Danny.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
I saw that. Oh, I didn't know if that was a game we had gotten or if that was something you brought. So this was something I was back home for Thanksgiving. Yeah. And they were just kind of rattling these off at the dinner table. Sure. There's just riddles and they're really fun. Dude, but we weren't together for Thanksgiving. I know, we'll have to talk about that.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Would Tootsie Roll ever be, would you ever be like, the Tootsie Roll is like a top five anything? No. No, I wouldn't. And now Tootsie Roll is on a team. He's a part of a superstar. He's half of it. Because getting to that toots is like the best part. Yeah, but that lolly really is a good lolly too. It's a red one. It's the red one.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
But even that blue one and then the stars on the wrappers, that's a fun little thing.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
That's a fun little thing.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Even the chocolate Tootsie Pop, you can make it work. It's the worst one. Yeah, that's when you're just like, okay. Like this is the last one in the bag. What's going on here? How do you feel about dum-dums? I think they're mid. Pissed off at dum-dums. They suck. You're not enough. There's not enough candy on your stick. Yeah, there's not. You don't have enough candy on your stick.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
And because if you're going to be that amount of candy, that's fine. But you got to have more pop. And that's what I love about those toots. They have a bit of weight to them. They're heavy. They're three pounds. Do not give me a mini tootsie. Yeah. Oh, mini tootsies are disappointing. Mini tootsies, I'll go one, two bite.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
And don't even, for that matter, don't even give me a blow pop. No, I don't like blow pops. I need weight on my lollipop. I need weight. And blow pops, the gum sucks. And I don't want, there's gum in my, excuse me? There's gum in the pop. And that would freaking kill blow pop to hear that because they think that they're the same as tootsie pop. You are not. You are not. Not the same conversation.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
People put them in the same conversation. They're not. They're not even close. They're not. Although that watermelon blow pop is pretty special. Yeah, but just take the gum out. The gum is not... The gum almost... The watermelon flavor is nice. It's really good. It's really, really good. If you got it, we're in a different system on a different stick. Yeah. Okay, I'm going to snake it a four.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
And I'm going to pick... You know what, man? What? I'm going to pick the BK commercial because I really like that record. Listen, I agree. I think it's a great record as well. I think it's a great record. I think there's been a lot of commercials. He's done like different verses on different commercials, I think. Has he?
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Yeah, because I feel like, don't you feel like that's been rolling for like a couple years? I might just be wrong, but it feels like, what is he doing? The exact same thing. I think it's same hook, different verses. I think it is too. And I think, honestly, I'm a fan of it. I think a lot of people might say it's annoying. Yeah, but I don't care. I think that's a good thing.
The Bread Basket Podcast
Draft Of Commercials, Kai Cenat Wraps Mafiathon 2, Jack Harlow Covers Elvis, And We Do Mad Libs
Stop hating on greatness. Exactly, yeah. You come up with a freaking banger like that. That Russ clip, man. Yeah. Yeah. But that will be my fourth, the BK commercial. I don't hate that pick at all. I'm going to take Drake from State Farm. Jake from State Farm? Drake from State Farm. Is there a Drake one? There's a Drake from State Farm, and it was Drake. Oh, I think I have seen that. I loved it.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
My confession, I don't have one.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
The other days were kind of weak.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
Yes.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
Then Nuggets, he just, I guess, retired. You wouldn't think of him at all as a Nugget.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
You would think it's going to be cool. And then it was like he doesn't even.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
Inactive. Recent retiree. Clippers, Pistons, Nets, Celtics.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
Let's do this.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
Yeah.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
I saw just a wild conversation. They were talking about the Bucs should take Mobley for Giannis. Why?
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
Yep. Got it to fall.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
I mean, listen, I'm looking at the Pacers.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
New Mexico State.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
Oh, what? I like root beer. Oh, f*** yeah.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
Oh, he wants it signed. Okay, so I'll let you do the... Oh, okay. You can't confetti on me. You can't confetti all over me. Okay, so this is Haydeck and Zanny. Can you tell Blaze...
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
I'd love to get that dollar bill back signed since I feel bad you can't keep it. I've made a generous donation of 36 cents. Thank you, dude. Get yourself a good meal later. Yeah, we will get ourselves a good meal. We'll sign that dollar. Is that all? I'll absolutely sign your dollar. I'll sign the dollar right now.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
Um... signing... Oh my god. Okay, we gotta turn that off.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
They just said, I don't, I, what is he? Yeah.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
Yeah, no, give it to me. Okay, thank you. I appreciate that.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
But listen, it's the fine folks over at Underdog. It's the second week in a row I've called them the fine folks.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
Yeah, we're talking about bouncing a ball on a table.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
Yeah, I mean, I guess that's got to be one.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
Yeah, five. I mean, I fucking, I'd eat Twix.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
That's what it's all about.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
I don't think he knows, but that's fine.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
If you had a gun to my head, I would say it's 137.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
And unless you could find those pieces or maybe get them replaced on Amazon or at Guitar Center or something, we're going to go a different direction in the microphone arm space.
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We Get Trolled By The P.O. Box, The Rockies Are On A Winning Streak, And Q’s From The Sticks
No, we will absolutely never know. We've got MVLV Rookie Confesh.
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The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
77: God’s Brother: Santa Claus
You know what my favorite Christmas song is, actually? It's by Paul McCartney. Simply having a wonderful Christmas time.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
77: God’s Brother: Santa Claus
You look like an angel. Walk like an angel. But I got wise. You're the devil in disguise. Oh, yes, you are.
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77: God’s Brother: Santa Claus
I'll have a blue Christmas without you. We love you so blue. without you we'll be doing all right with a christmas high and i'll have a blue blue blue blue christmas now can i ask a question
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And I've always, I think I've talked about this before. I was raised very religious, but at the same time, superstition runs pretty deep in my family. I was taught about a lot of different superstitions, you know, about knocking on wood and don't put a cowboy hat on a bed. Don't put any hat on a bed. It's bad luck. Don't walk under ladders. You know, don't do this. Don't do that.
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It's things that I keep with me. And maybe it's undiagnosed OCD. Sure. Who's to say? Not me. But part of that is, you know, it's this delicate balance. If I try to put out very positive energy into the world, and you will get positive energy back. And it's that simple. If you are a negative succubus of a person, and you're like, why do bad things always happen to me?
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Girl, look in the fucking mirror. Figure it out, okay? It's about what you put out. And it's not always the easiest to put out good energy. but it pays. It more than doubles. Okay. If you invest a good amount of energy, if you invest one eight ounce cup of good energy, I would say that return is going to be about a triple. Okay. You're going to get about 24 ounces back of good energy back to you.
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Okay. And I would say that is sort of in the form of opportunity, money, friendships, beautiful days, okay? Things like that. I truly do think that it is a cyclical loop. And my edible just came up behind me and started massaging my shoulders, okay? So just know that. Know that that's happening right now. The edible just walked in the room. Hey, girl, how you doing?
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Oh, started massaging my shoulders. Okay. He's about to get a sexual misconduct charge in the workplace. Hold on. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Speaking of massage, I got a massage the other day. What are they called? A Swedish, Swedish balayage massage or whatever the fuck it's called. Where they rub your feet and give you a balayage. No, what the fuck is it called? Swedish... Bali massage. Balinese.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Balinese. Okay, my Swedish spaghetti Balinese balayage massage. Okay, don't ask what goes into that. A Swedish massage. This is from Gemini, Google's AI overview. Swedish and Balinese massages are both types of massage that can help with relaxation and muscle tension, but they use different techniques.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Swedish massage is more methodical, while Balinese massage is more holistic and uses a wider range of techniques. Swedish uses long gliding strokes. What the fuck? Kneading, tapping, friction, and vibration. Focuses on improving circulation and muscle relaxation. Let me tell you something. I went to this place, had great reviews.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
I'd gotten my legs waxed there once before, but it was kind of expensive. So now I go somewhere else. This spa, I walk in and first of all, it's hot as fuck in there. I'm mad. I'm pissed off. But I was like, whatever. Hopefully they got a fan in the room. I go in the room. There is a fan. It's not on. I'm too embarrassed to ask her to turn it on. She goes, get naked. I said, okay. I got naked.
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Get in the bed. And then she goes, tell me about the pressure, okay, if it's too deep, whatever. And I'm like, no, because I've got this knot in my neck. Okay. I've got this knot on both sides of my neck that feels like a fucking golf ball. It's awful. And I've had it for probably eight years. And sometimes it pinches. It pinches my nerves. And I grab it. Okay.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
I was like, I'm finally going to go get this shit rubbed out. I need to rub down. I need to balayage, balanage, rub down. So I went in there. And I didn't tell her anything. She was like, you got any medical problems? I was like, no. And I should have told her I was sciatica because she was grinding her elbow into my sciatic nerve. And I said, it hurt. But I was like, you know what? It's good.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Let it happen because all of my muscles need it, especially because I've been doing Bar Method, which is essentially, it incorporates a lot of ballet, which is so hard on the muscles. Ballet is hard as fuck. Obviously, I talked about that two weeks ago. I love ballet. Still very into it. I can tell you and walk you through Nutcracker, okay? I'm still going to see Swan Lake in February in New York.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Very excited about that. But yeah, bar method is like really, the next day you're sore on muscles you didn't know you had. Like the muscle right under your butt cheek to the back of your thigh, that muscle, whatever the fuck that is, it hurts. It's sore. Your inner thigh, your like gooch muscles, sore. Anyway, this massage, she was grinding that hoe. She was grinding into my little golf balls.
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And so it's sore today, but it's not pinching. Hopefully it fixed it. But yeah, I didn't know. I don't know the difference between Swedish and Bolognese. Bolognese. Okay. Even after a lot of this time, this AI stuff doesn't, it even says it generative AI is experimental. You can't really trust it. You still should be clicking on links. Okay.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Oh, and this is what I was going to say about back to the resolutions. Cause we'll get into, can I talk?
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Oh, y'all, if there was any doubt or question that we were living in a fucking hellscape, let me go ahead and just confirm it for you. LA's on fire. Texas is frozen. New York's under 45 inches of snow. Trump's going to be president again. And they banned TikTok. They brought it back. Okay? And I cut my own bangs. Whatever. They're it's just getting it's not even like I don't have jokes.
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Two trains of thought going at once, okay? I'm going to start with option A. New Year's resolutions, I have some new personal convictions that I would like to detail. And then option B, which we'll go down later, is I want to detail some superstitions and why they came to be. So we're going to do some research on that today, okay?
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Okay, so let's start with A. Here are my new personal convictions. Be a student of what you admire. Love that. There are so many artistic disciplines and things I want to do in life. And part of the reason that The TikTok ban was so confusing for so many different reasons and upsetting and frustrating. But I saw a silver lining, which is, I'm free. I'm free. Like walking out of the cave.
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You know what I mean? It was like, here is genuinely five to six hours of my day just opened up. That's what it felt like. And now TikTok's back and I'm like, yay! Yay! So I think that it's going to be about balance for me in the new year, which it usually is about balance, but I have yet to strike that balance. So we're going to talk about the superstitions later.
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Here's my second personal conviction. Revel in the analog. Now, this relates back to what I just said. Revel in the analog. Everything I do is assisted by technology in some way. The lights in my house are hooked up to Google. The music I listen to is hooked up to Google. My TVs have fucking voice recognition AI on them. My Google searches have AI. My emails are being summarized by AI.
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Everything has technology as it, and I'm not complaining, okay? I'm not complaining because it makes my life easier. But at the same time, you don't want to become dependent upon it. And there is beauty in the analog and having an analog watch and writing notes by hand and typing in someone's phone number to call them, to memorize your friend's phone numbers.
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I mean, writing a journal entry with a pen and paper, which I don't do. Sometimes, I mean, usually I type my journals. It's like there are so many things that I want to have a return to the physicality and materialism of certain aspects of life. I'm going to give away my Keurig. I think I'm done with it. It's nasty. Keurig is gross.
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I've never made a cup of Keurig coffee and been like, mmm, delicious. It's just like, well, I guess I got to drink this. Glad that the Keurig itself is like $100 and that the K-Cups themselves are like $700. Do you know how much money I've spent on Keurig K-Cups? in my life, how much plastic waste I've made. Stupid, stupid. It is, it's time to revel in the analog.
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So that's what I'm, that is something that I am going to really enfocarme. I'm going to enfocarme, focus myself on it, okay? And my third one, action absorbs anxiety. Let me say that to you one more time, church. Action absorbs anxiety.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Anytime I'm anxious, anytime I'm panicky, anytime that it feels too much, which that feeling happens a lot, almost every day, doing something, doing a physical task, takes your mind off of it, you have something to do. Okay. If you have something to do, you can't think about that. And for a lot of people, me included, TikTok is that. It's something to do.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
It's not productive and it's not necessarily good for the brain. So with that being said, I think that action absorbing anxiety, there are things that I want to try that when I'm feeling anxious, I should probably sit down and attempt that because that takes a lot of brain power to sit down and figure out how to make something out of clay or how to crochet or how to do any of these things.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Cross-stitching. I don't fucking care. Anything to take me out of that space. Action absorbs anxiety. That's going to be in my head. Okay? It's a quick fix. It is a quick fix remedy. And it works every time. Now, let me tell you something about Bad Bunny's album. To completely pivot, okay? Because I said, Bad Bunny's album.
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You know what I mean? I used to make such intense fun of the millennials who used to do that. Everything is fine. That dog. This is fine. Everything's OK. That and now I'm like approaching my 30s and I'm like doggo. Yes, pupper. Yes. Okay, Wednesday be like. Yes, mustache moment. Where did this mustache tattoo come from? Like, I'm, you know what I mean?
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He, a long time ago for me, reached a level of artistry that true artists can only hope to achieve. Bad Bunny has continuously put Puerto Rico on his fucking back. Bad Bunny has changed societal expectations. He's normalized things. We always talk about normalize this, normalize that. Bad Bunny being himself is normal. Because he believes to his core that it is normal. Therefore, it is.
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Like, he's not trying to convince you of anything. He's not trying to convince you that men can... It's none of that. He's going to do him. And it's fucking cool. You know what I mean? There is release in just being yourself. I have so much to talk about. I have so much to say. I have so many opinions.
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I saw something else the other day that really struck a chord with me of people don't have personal style because they don't have an identity. You don't have an identity based not on trends. You don't have hobbies. You don't have things that make you you. Everything about you is an imitation of someone else. You know, do you freak your own shit?
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Action absorbs anxiety. Revel in the analog. Be yourself unabashedly. And if you don't know who you are, sit with that. Figure it out. Sit in the discomfort of not knowing yourself. and come back when you have an idea. You know what I mean? We perform ourselves every day. We perform the ritual of ourselves and we have lost ourselves somewhere in that process. It's sickening to think about.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
And that's why These companies profit off of young people not having any personal convictions or an identity or something to base their worldview on. They're young, impressionable, and seeking dopamine hits. It's just nasty. Anyway, figure out who you are. That's my mission for you guys in the 2025 year. In the year of our Lord, 2025, It's a hard task and it's harder to start from zero.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
You know, there's a lot of cases where you can go back to who you were as a child and what you loved and what you did and what brought you joy and what you watched. And in my case and in a lot of my friends' cases, very minimal has changed. Very, very little has changed. You know, I am 14-year-old me. I am 8-year-old me. And that is very comforting.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
And sure, there's parts of that that, you know, you don't want to keep around. And that's called self-improvement. It's called working on yourself. And that's okay. Anyway, back to Bad Bunny. Bad Bunny. Anyway, I think that Bad Bunny, like I was saying, is a true artista. He is the definition of artista. And to live, he's a shining example to me of someone who lives out loud. He's himself.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
He sings about what he wants to sing about. He's going to do what he wants to do. He had this great interview where he was saying, someone asked him, do you ever think about how, you know, your music does so well in these primarily English speaking countries? Do you ever worry that your fans can't understand? Or are you going to do an album in English? And he goes, my music isn't for them.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
If they like it, great. But I don't make music for English speakers. And I said, period. Yeah, absolutely. You know, you don't mold yourself to fit into a square hole. Square hole.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
You don't mold yourself to fit someone else's mold or idea of what you should be doing or what you are doing or, you know, make it more marketable. He doesn't care. And guess what? His music still does well, as it should, because it's fucking good. And emotion transcends language. You don't have to speak Spanish to feel the heart of what Bad Bunny's saying and the significance of his music.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
I'm like, I get, I get why they act like that. I get why y'all do that. Because it's a lot. Oh my God, I saw this video the other day talking about how we're like the last competent generation who like cares about history and like, I don't know, the rise of fascism in the United States of America.
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And if you gave a shit to do any research into it, there is so much... I mean, just... There's so much to say. The album focuses on... Well, debí tomar más fotos is I should have taken more pictures. And there was a trend on TikTok, which I'm sure y'all have seen, of people posting about their relatives or their grandparents or their parents or their friends who have passed.
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Or even their siblings who are still alive, but just maybe they've drifted. It's any relationship that... You wish you had taken more care to record the memories a bit better. And it's so painfully human. We focus on the wrong things, you know? We... record every concert we go to. We video every concert and fireworks show and this, that, and the other.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
And then we don't take pictures with our friends. You know, we don't take pictures with our grandparents and our aunts and uncles. And it's just, Such an, I think, timely reminder that the digital age just bleeds us dry. It bleeds us dry. It unites us. It tears us apart. It bleeds us dry. It pours back into our cup. It is everything, everywhere, all at once, all the time.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
So, Bad Bunny's album, fantastic. My favorite song, Café con Ron. Fantastic. Baile inolvidable. Baile inolvidable.
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The album is a perfect balance of like the fun songs with the horrifyingly sad songs with the culturally conscious songs. A lot of the themes in this album are colonization, gentrification, these things that heavily impact Puerto Rico and how the people of Puerto Rico have endured so much. And they will continue to endure because they're a strong, proud people.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
And he celebrates it at every chance he gets. And it's beautiful. I mean, even on however many albums ago that was, his song El Apagón, that means blackout, which is about the power grid blackouts in Puerto Rico that they're used to because the United States doesn't give a fuck about Puerto Rico because it's racist. The United States government is a racist institution.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Okay, anyway, let's go ahead and move on. Okay, here are some of my superstitions. I always knock on wood, so let's go ahead and Google that. Let's go to history.com. Okay. One common explanation traces the phenomenon of saying knock on wood or knocking on wood to ancient pagan cultures such as the Celts, who believed that spirits and gods resided in trees.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Knocking on tree trunks may have served to rouse the spirits and call on their protection, but it could have also been a way of showing gratitude for a stroke of good luck. Yet another theory is that people knocked on wood to chase away evil spirits or prevent them from listening in when they boasted about their luck, thereby preventing a reversal of fortune. Damn, sounds like some shit I'd do.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Christians, meanwhile, have often linked the practice to the wood of the cross from Christ's crucifixion. What? Other researchers consider knocking on wood a more recent phenomenon. In his book, The Lore of the Playground, British folklorist, what a cool job. Holy shit, is that a real job? Folklorist?
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A folklorist is a scholar who studies and documents traditional ways of life, including stories, music, and cultural practices. Folklorists analyze how these practices influence people's identities and worldviews. Holy shit. Other researchers consider knocking on wood a more recent phenomenon, okay?
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
For a country that will fall on its sword at the fucking mention of freedom, of the concept of freedom, right? We fight wars for freedom. The best of us have died in the name of freedom. My own dad was in the military fighting for our freedom. Like in a world where we've been bred to, it's almost this fetishized concept we jerk off to, freedom, freedom, freedom. And while I am very, very,
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British folklorist Steve Roud traces the practice to a 19th century children's game called tiggy touchwood, a type of tag in which players were immune from being caught whenever they touched a piece of wood, such as a door or a tree.
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Given that the game was concerned with protection and was well known to adults as well as children, it's almost certainly the origin of our modern superstitious practice of saying touchwood. Well, it's not touchwood. Is that a British thing? Y'all say touchwood? Me when I want to touch a penis, touchwood. The claim that the latter goes back to when we believed in tree spirits is complete nonsense.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Well, I think that's a bit unfair, Mr. Folklorist. Aren't you supposed to be the, you're supposed to be the impartial third party. Complete nonsense is crazy harsh. While the origins of knock on wood may never be known for certain, the superstition remains popular around the globe and has even given rise to several local variations.
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Turkish people often pull on one earlobe and knock on wood twice to ward off a jinx. Italians, meanwhile, say the phrase touch iron when trying to avoid tempting fate. Now that is tea. Okay, history.com, so we think it's Celtish, which is Irish? Or is that Scottish? Okay, I wasn't 100% wrong, but I was not 100% right.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
The Celtic peoples were a collection of Indo-European peoples in Europe and Anatolia.
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Major Celtic groups included the Gauls, the Celtiberians, and Galici. of Iberia, the Britons, Picts, Picts, and Gaels of Britain and Ireland, the Boy, and the Galatians. The interrelationships of ethnicity, language, and culture in the Celtic world are unclear and debated. For example, over the ways in which the Iron Age people of Britain and Ireland should be called Celts.
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In current scholarship, Celt primarily refers to speakers of Celtic languages rather than to a single ethnic group. Tee. But you hear about the Celtic knot. And these are always associated with Ireland. And maybe Scotland. Celtic knots are intricate designs made of interlacing lines that symbolize eternity and the interconnectedness of life. Dude, I have to go back to school.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Because shit like this... This makes me think of the Ouroboros, which is Greek, which is the snake eating itself, which is another metaphor or image representing the cyclical nature of life and the interconnectedness of all things. And how something cannot end without a beginning. Something cannot begin without the end of something else. And entropy in the fucking matter of the second law by muse.
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I just forgot what I was going to say halfway through. Hold on. Actually, we're going to take a little field trip to Spotify. Second Law by Muse. I'll be giving no fucks. We came in this money for fun. What is the song I'm thinking of? The Second Law, Unsustainable. Yeah, dude. Unsustainable. Yeah. This album changed me. We don't talk, hold on, because y'all need to shut the fuck up.
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80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
The album, The Second Law by Muse, which is based on the second law of physics, which is, I believe, hold on, let's do a little lesson. I believe the second law of physics is that matter cannot be created nor destroyed. Everything we have is fixed. Now, let's see if I was right. No, that's second law of... Newton's second law of motion. No, that's the fucking velocity equation.
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The acceleration of an object is directly related to the net force and inversely related to its mass. Yeah, girl, that's... Force equals mass times acceleration. Second law of thermodynamics. Yeah.
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very lucky and grateful to have been born in the United States and live in the United States, okay? Do not take this as me being anti-American. I like my country. That's why I have such intense problems with it. That's why there is so much to change about it. A country founded on equality. What a fucking joke. What a laughable joke.
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First, second, and third laws of thermodynamics. What are we talking about? The edible just came and patted me on the back and said, it's time to wrap it up.
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the boss but you're supposed to be in that fucking car and if you're not in that car my ass is on the line so pack up your shit and let's go but can i like i have some stuff in front i don't care you should have time managed a bit better okay now this is your final warning now you have nine minutes hurry okay well i'm gonna run to the bathroom really quick okay if you miss that car outside it's out of my hands it's out of my
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Okay, can we not do this right now? I'm recording. Get in the car. Okay. Guys, I got to go in like 10 minutes. Sorry. Just got yelled at by my boss. Well, not my boss. She's my boss, but like, you know, you don't want it to get up to the big guy because he's got a scary like Transylvanian accent. And he's got pink and white French tip nails that are in a coffin shape.
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And he's really, really scary. So, okay. The first law of thermodynamics. to the first law of thermodynamics. I never thought for a fucking second when I was like, I want to do a podcast called The Broski Report that I would be looking up the fucking laws of thermodynamics. That's the stupidest bullshit I've ever... I'm mad. I'm mad. And you know what makes me even more mad?
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Sometimes people comment, I learned more from this podcast than I ever did in school. That's scary! That's scary! Did I ever think I'd be in charge of teaching the youth of America thermodynamics? No, but it's a burden I don't take lightly. Okay, we're going to learn this shit and you guys are going to be quizzed in the end. And I got to go soon because she's going to yell at me again. Okay?
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Me meeting with my personalities to discuss a rebrand into a physics teacher.
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My physics teacher in high school fucking sucked. He was mean to me. Well, not mean to me. He was just, he was apathetic. He was not a good teacher in the sense that like he yelled at us a lot over shit that didn't, we did not need to be yelled at about.
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And when it came to other students like your English lit teacher or, you know, your language teachers, your history teachers, they really usually care about how you're absorbing the material if you really care, if you give a fuck. My APUSH teacher in high school loved U.S. history. My God, it was all he thought about. U.S. history. eat, breathe shit, and slept U.S. history.
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That's why it's like, you know, this, and there's people in my family who do it to me. Like, well, if you don't like it, then leave. I don't want to. You know what I mean? Like that was never, that was never on the table. I want to fix it.
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That's what I'm talking about, okay? And when I become a nutty old professor, like Willem Dafoe and Nosferatu, because guess what? I will, without a doubt, have thin, wispy white hair and a tuft of eyebrow hairs that are all white. And I'm going to be in my study like, yeah, it's a thermodynamics. Won't you go there? Won't you do it? Oh, my good boy, please come in. That's going to be me.
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And I already know that because that's kind of me right now. Sometimes, you know, you slip into different characters. Maybe that's just me. Okay, I don't know if you guys are doing back pocket characters in your homes. I'm always sort of practicing back pocket improv characters. Okay, and one of mine is going to be a sort of Einstein type. Nutty old, batty old professor.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Okay, here we go about thermodynamics. Because I don't want to learn about this, but I think it's important that we all restudy it. I'm not doing this because I want to. I'm doing this because you guys need it. Because I get a lot of comments, Brittany, what are the three laws of thermodynamics? What are the second law of physics? Okay, and my answer is, well, those are different.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Okay, because if you're talking about Newton's second law of motion, that's going to be force equals mass times acceleration. Okay, but if you, okay, okay, now I understand you're talking about the second law of thermodynamics, right? which is basically, if something's hot, it's going to transfer it to something cold. Okay, that's the second law of thermodynamics.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
And all you physicists, weirdo dorks out there, let me know if I got that wrong. And what is the, what is, I may have answered my own question. The third law of thermodynamics, I'm going to put, I'm going to put $50 on the fact that the third law of thermodynamics is that matter cannot be destroyed or created. Let's see. Fuck. The first law of thermodynamics. Energy can't be created or destroyed.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
But it can change form. This law is also known as the law of conservation of energy. You can't win them all. I'm down 50 bucks. Now my boss is going to fire me and I'm out of 50 bucks. So. How's your Tuesday going? The third law of thermodynamics is a perfect crystal at absolute zero has zero entropy. What does that mean? What the fuck does that mean?
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Entropy approaches zero as temperature approaches absolute zero. Entropy is like atoms bumping around into each other, right? Let me get this right. Let me get this straight. Entropy definition. A thermodynamic quantity representing the unavailability of a system's thermal energy for conversion into mechanical work, often interpreted as the degree of disorder or randomness in the system.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
And I want to fix it for not only me and my immediate circle, but every fucking person in the United States who feels like the government does not give a fuck if they live or die. Which, if you're not a straight white man, they don't give a fuck if you live or die. It's just like getting to a point where it's always felt dystopian. Always. And y'all have heard me rant, now I'm mad.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Entropy, lack of order or predictability, gradual decline into disorder. Unsustainable. Boom! That's that Muse song. A logarithmic measure of the rate of transfer of information in a particular message or language. Now, that doesn't make any damn sense to me. I guess I get it a little bit. Like chaos. Entropy is a measure of the disorder of a system or energy unavailable to do work.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Examples of entropy in everyday life include a drop of food coloring spreading out in a glass of water, a hot cup of coffee cooling down in a room, which means the heat goes everywhere into the air, a punctured tire releasing air, a burning piece of wood turning to ash and smoke, a messy room gradually becoming more disorganized, or a deck of cards naturally shuffling into a random order.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
The lower the entropy, the more ordered and less random it is. So that's why, and it has something to do with heat as well, right? Second law of thermodynamics, entropy increases over time in a closed system. This means that heat doesn't spontaneously move from a colder to a hotter region. I feel like I need to talk to a damn physicist because this is starting to make sense.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
It's probably why in like a Yeti or any sort of insulated cup that's supposed to keep heat in, the entropy is less, right? The entropy increases over time in a closed system. So it increases. What the fuck? I don't give a shit.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
That's why I included it in this episode. It's because I care. Deeply. And it infuriates me that I don't understand it. Okay? You want a rare moment of vulnerability on this podcast? I googled it because I didn't know.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Who gives a shit? Entropy approaches zero as temperature approaches absolute zero, which is zero Kelvin or negative 273 degrees Celsius. This law sets a limit on how cold something can get. That's crazy. How cold, wait, the center of the earth is hot. How cold is space? The average temperature of space is about 2.7 Kelvin. Damn. So it's close to absolute zero. Where is absolute zero?
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Is anything absolute zero? What about dry ice? No, nothing can be at absolute zero because it's a theoretical temperature that's impossible to reach. That's stupid as fuck. Absolute zero is the temperature at which, why does it have to be a finite scale? Why does temperature have to be this is the absolute coldest? Is there an absolute heat? Is there an absolute heat?
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Yes, according to current physics theories, the absolute hot is referred to as the Planck temperature, P-L-A-N-C-K, which is considered the theoretical maximum temperature possible, estimated to be around 1.417 to the 32nd degree Kelvin. At this temperature, our current understanding of physics is believed to break down due to extreme quantum gravitational effects.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Y'all have heard me rant for literally months on this podcast at this point of like reading Orwellian literature, reading Ray Bradbury, reading all of these, the greats that were so cognizant and observant in their time of the way that things were trending. These people lived through World War II. They saw the rise of fascism and what it looks like and how scary the future looks.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
It's such a number that it's difficult to comprehend, essentially representing a temperature where the laws of physics as we know them might not apply. I just got a chill. Ew. It's theorized that the universe may have been at this temperature for a brief moment right after the Big Bang. Scientists cannot currently describe what matter would behave like at such an extreme temperature.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Why give it a scale? I really don't understand that. Why does... I understand it, I guess, in terms of what could thrive in a temperature like that, but what fun are we having trying to sort of pontificate on that, folks? I'm not understanding. Let's go back to the three laws of thermodynamics, because I guess... Actually, let's go back to Celtic knots. Shit!
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
That actually, if anyone is a psychiatrist or a psychologist or like if you want to study me like a monkey in a zoo, please do. Because I think something might be really, really knocked loose. But I don't want to fix it. I just want to know it. Yeah, I've been thinking about that a lot recently. What if something's really for real wrong with me? Should I take some medicine? No.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
You know, like no. No. Because I don't want to shut her up in here. That's a scary thought to me. If I don't have me, who the fuck do I have? If I don't have me, who's got me? You know? Let's go back to Celtic knots. There's a Trinity knot. Okay, you guys might have seen this one before. It's the three. It looks like Zelda. Okay, and maybe I made that up. Zelda logo.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
That's crazy. I think about this a lot. I don't ever remember, other than like three times in my life, very specific songs, I don't ever remember going and memorizing lyrics to a song. Like, I just pick it up. It's something that I just... I think a lot of comics mimic. That's how they get their start. That's how they are able to deliver a joke well, is...
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
you mimic people, you mimic accents and voices and songs and impressions. You know, if you're a comic that does impressions, you get what I'm saying. I think that subconsciously I do that and it lends itself to comedy sometimes. It also lends itself to singing, it lends itself to being musical, but this shit kills me.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
When I'm like, how did my brain, I've never played Zelda, I have no familiarity with Zelda, and my brain pulled that out of the ether to be like, that looks like the Zelda symbol. What the fuck? Who cares? I don't care about Zelda. What have I been talking about? And I'm still thinking about that conversation I had with my boss. She's mad at me.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Okay, let's talk about my songs of the week because I've got a new sort of thing going on. I don't know. I'm on a new wave. I'm freaking my shit kind of different this time. Can I say something and you guys not like have any hard opinions on this? Can I say something and have you guys not like give your opinion? Because this is about me. It's about me and my opinion.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Book burning, book banning. Things are outlawed, stripped of your rights. Women are not, it's just like, we've seen this before. And this is not to fear monger, but it's to say the cycle can only repeat itself if you let it. I have never felt represented by my representatives ever since I've been a voting age, damn near 10 years, 10 years at this point, since I turned 18.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Imagine me right now. I'm limiting comments on this post. I'm limiting comments on my next statement. Thank you very much. Here we go. Youngblood has a song with Lil Yachty, Lil Boat, if you will, that is called When We Die. Tell me, can we still get high? Okay, the title is stupid. The song is a transformative mental experience, spiritual.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
I was hovering above my vehicle as I was driving down the highway. This song is so good. I'm scared. I'm scared, and it's such a stupid concept. And I can imagine them being in the studio being like, A real lyric, what Yachty says. I don't give a fuck. This song is incredible. Go give it a listen now. It's been on a cyclical repeat process. I love that song.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
I knew that Yachty did a sort of Tame Impala type vibe a few years ago or a few albums ago. And I heard one song from it and I was like, oh, this is good. And I never listened to the full thing. I went back and revisited it. What is it called? What's the name of the album? It's called Let's Start Here, and it came out in 2023. And the song that I love, I love this song. It's called The Ride.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Tame Impala has an album. What the fuck was I talking about? Their album, Slow Rush, The Slow Rush, is like one of my most listened to ever because I used to fall asleep to it on planes because it's very like, it's like one long song, it feels like. And I just love him. I love Kevin. He's such a genius visionary.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
And I know that him and Yachty have done some collabs before, and they're always good, and the visuals are always amazing. And so I was like, okay, let me lock in, let me lock in. So good. Love that album, Yachty. Lil Yachty, I'm sending this to you. That was a big hand heart. What the fuck else?
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Youngblood is so genuine and himself. You can't help but like him. You know what I mean? He is so intentional and loving with his fans and the community he's built. He put on a music festival. I love him. I love him and I find him very entertaining. And his music is... I've been banging it. I've been bumping that. Bumping that. I've also been listening to a lot of ballet music because duh.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
I have never felt represented in whatever state I've lived in, whatever fucking city, county, never. It's just, it's to a point where it's hard to have hope. But we do. But I do. I do have hope. And you know what part of that hope is? Is that... My hope is the pendulum will swing so far back to the left after this Trump bullshit's over.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
A lot of Tchaikovsky. A lot of Tchaikovsky. What's his first name? Dimitri Theodore. Should we make some more bets? I'm already down 50 fucking dollars.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
absolute hot, the plank temperature. Okay, guys, I think that'll do it for me. To be completely honest and serious with you, I think I've just about talked enough. Thank you for joining me today. If you are desperately needing a Broski Report hoodie in your life, go to broski.shop. If you need a muumuu to sleep in, do housework in, sweat your balls off in, go to broski.shop.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
We've got muumuu's on there too. If your feet are cold in the winter around your house, go to broski.shop. We've got slippers there for you, okay? Really go enjoy those, y'all. You know I love you. You know that, um... I'm real sorry about missing last week, but I had to evacuate for the fire, so I'm back. And I wouldn't say better than ever, but I would say holding on.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. A little Jonas Brothers for you. Let me do that again. Hold on, hold on, hold on.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
What the fuck? Okay, guys. Thanks for listening. Thanks for watching. I don't know why. I don't know why you watch. I don't know what possibly could interest you. Unless it's thermodynamics, then guess what? You're in luck. All right, y'all. I'll see you next week. Kisses. Kisses to me. Bye. Bye.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
After he can no longer run, after we're done with this whole era, I'm sick of it. I want it behind us. My hope is that the pendulum will swing from alt-right all the way back to, let's get some freedoms going. Let's get some actual freedoms going, if you look up what freedom actually means. It's infuriating. And it's embarrassing.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Every time I leave this country and I go somewhere else, I'm embarrassed to be American. And I don't want to feel that way. It's just a lot, y'all. And the TikTok ban is just, you know, it's icing on the cake. I don't believe for a fucking second that the real reason for all this is national security. While there may be some legitimacy to some of those claims, for a country that...
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
jerks off at the idea of freedom to strip something like this away from 170 million Americans. Are you out of your mind? And then to bring it back the next day with a Trump propaganda and the fucking pop-up. It's just a lot. It's a lot all the time. There is never rest. There's never recuse. Isn't that a word? To excuse oneself.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Excuse oneself from a case because of a potential conflict of interest or lack of impartiality. Impartiality. Recuse. Recused. Recusing. Challenge as unqualified to perform legal duties because of a potential conflict of interest. Yeah, sure. It applies. It applies in a metaphorical sense. I need to be honest with you guys, okay? Came in hot off the press with that Count Orlok impression.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
I had a Red Bull about 45 minutes ago, and I had an edible about 35 minutes ago. And now with my body, okay, edibles take about, give or take, 55 to 75 minutes to kick in. I'm a ticking time bomb right now. I am a ticking living time bomb when it comes to, you know, hybrid sour chewable gummy. So just prepare for that. You've been warned. You've been briefed. And let's kind of launch into...
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
what we need to talk about. And actually, let me say something really quick, too. I live in Los Angeles. There was a reason there was not an episode last week. It was on fire, okay? The whole city is on fire. Still is. They're still fighting the Palisades fire. This is a direct, you know, consequence of climate change. And that goes without saying. And it needs to be acknowledged.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
And it's going to keep happening. It's going to keep getting worse until it's your city that's on fire or underwater. And it's horrifying to watch. But let me tell you something that is a very bright light through all of this. This city, I moved to Los Angeles five years ago, and it took me a minute to acclimate to the lifestyle here, to the type of people here. But I did, and I have, and I am.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
I have wonderful, some of my best friends are out here. This is my home. I feel so at home here. I love California. And there's something to be said about being a transplant to a state that you didn't grow up in, you know, you really had no ties to, to feel such a part of the community that when something like this happens... to watch everyone band together. You know, LA gets a lot of shit.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
And LA is culpable for a lot of shit. But at the core of it, you have to believe that people are good and they care about each other. And these fires have proven that 100%. It's going to make me cry, actually. The way people came together donating clothes, pet supplies, baby food, diapers, to these people who have lost everything they've ever had.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Those firefighters are the bravest among us, the bravest, most selfless, honorable people among us. I mean, just modern superheroes. It is insane. Some of these videos, some of this footage, these drops from helicopters with the water and the red fire retardant, it's just all of these... These things are just, it's unimaginable in the best way.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
It's unimaginable that that many people would band together and help each other. You don't see that. When the government will not help you, your neighbor will. And it was like, you know, I'm so used to being in this state of the way that this state treats homeless people. the way that they treat people under the poverty line. It's just, it was such a breath of fresh air.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
And I, me and all my friends, you know, donated to a lot of the relief funds, the mutual aid, the young women's shelters. I mean, all these different people. The thing about natural disaster is it does not discriminate. And they were saying that, you know, there could be arsonists involved in this, which let me just say, hell is hot. Hell is hot to exacerbate a problem like this or to start.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
It is unthinkable, that type of fucking evil. Anyway, I evacuated because my area was in the middle of three of the huge fires because they just started popping up. Just every day, every few hours it felt like. The winds were getting up to 30, 40 miles an hour in my neighborhood. You never think that's going to happen to you. You never think it's going to happen to your house.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
You're never going to have to pack a go bag and potable water, potable water. and non-perishable foods. You never think that's going to be you until it is. We got up to an evacuation warning where I am. And I took that as, fuck, I am out of here. I'm not going to be one of those rednecks that stays and is like, this storm will pass. It's a fire.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Fires on the top of mountains with winds at 50 to 70 miles an hour blowing burning embers. It catches one palm tree and it'll burn down your neighborhood. It's just unthinkable. I evacuated and it's amazing how little... I mean, I sound like a broken clock at this point because I've been talking about it so much, but it is... It's amazing how little matters when something like that happens.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
You know what I grabbed when I was packing up quickly? I packed up in 30 minutes, and I was out of here. Underwear, my hard drives, some photos, and my laptop. Like, nothing matters. My Kindle. You know what I mean? Like, it was all my tech and my memories, and that was honestly it. This camera equipment, I don't give a fuck. The Royal Court Studio, I don't care.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
Like, it's just like, I want to make sure everyone I love is out of here. And I want to, nothing matters as much as your life and like the memories you've made. And it's something like that. It's unfortunate that a situation like that will remind you, you know? And it's very humbling and it's very human. And it is so panicky. It was so scary.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
And I can't imagine, I have a few friends who lost their homes. It is so scary. And multiple things can be true at once of like, you can lose everything and be just grateful that you and everyone you love got out. You can rebuild, you know, it'll take time and it'll be hard and it'll be devastating, but you will be okay again. Especially with the outpouring of support from a community like this.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
I mean, you will be fine. You will be cared for and taken care of. Oh, but my God. It was just unimaginable. And it's still going on. And I'm back. And then it's another thing of like the air quality here. Who's to say? There's fucking asbestos and microplastics in the air. What are you going to do? Life goes on. It's just been heavy, heavy hit after heavy hit after heavy hit.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
If you guys have seen Nosferatu, you know that's really good. If you guys have seen Nosferatu the way that I saw Nosferatu, you would say it's pretty good.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
And it's so just wanted to take a second and say if any of y'all have donated to any of those aid funds, I would keep it local. I would not go for one of those big, nasty nonprofits, which are really for profits. You know, I would have faith in your fellow man before that. So it's just been a lot. Okay, let's move on to something a bit more positive, okay?
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
80: Count Orlok Teaches Thermodynamics
We're at the top of the year. And I know I talk some shit on New Year's resolutions, okay? Which I am against because the winter is a time for rest, okay? Not change, not radical change in the middle of when you're supposed to be dormant. But there is something to be discussed around luck and setting off the year with good intentions, with good omens, with good luck.
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
73: The Broski Empire Begins
And it's so fucking dumb. Like, this is so nerdy, okay? But I was at Barnes & Noble, as I am, and I came across this and I said, oh!
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
73: The Broski Empire Begins
Hubris. Why'd you say it so sexual?
The Broski Report with Brittany Broski
73: The Broski Empire Begins
Is a republic a democracy? Is that a stupid question? Is a republic... Yes, yes.
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What the fuck?
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What the fuck? What the fuck, bitch?
The Bulwark Podcast
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This one's a little different. Proceeds from tickets will be donated to support Andre Romero, the makeup artist who the Trump administration wrongly disappeared to El Salvador and who is currently being held in Sakat. Crooked and the Bulwark will be donating the proceeds from this fundraiser to the Immigrant Defenders Law Center.
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And we will see you all on June 6th.
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Hey everybody, Charlie Kirk here live from the Bitcoin.com studio. Very excited for an announcement from Turning Point Academy. How many of you in the audience right now are thinking about going to college, but you know that college might not be for you?
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You get the kind of college amenities.
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And the – it will also lead itself to what college should be, which means partnership, right? It's – And talk about some of the instructors you yourself will be presenting quite a lot. And I can't think of almost any other college where they'll get this kind of singular instruction because the class sizes, quote unquote, will not be hundreds of people.
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No, it'll certainly be under 100. And this first year, it'll probably be closer to 30 to 40. Which is amazing. You think about the value proposition for a student. It's incredible, right?
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Yeah, so let's talk more about, just for a second here, equipping disciples, because that really is the goal.
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And what would you say are some of the, not just approaches, the hermeneutical ones, but also just from a theological perspective, some of the things that you've learned, and I know you touched on this, but some errors that you want to try to write at this work you're doing at Turning Point Academy?
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And so essentially what it is, and I want to get into the specifics, is that this is an opportunity not to go to four-year college, but to be immersed into the details and into the great books and the great ideas from a biblical perspective to actually recreate what college should be. Is that correct?
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And Dr. Hertzberg as well.
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Where did Paul say that?
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How many of you are a parent right now or a grandparent and you have a young grandkid or kid that is like, I don't know if I want to go to this school and you actually want them to learn something? Well, we are here to announce Turning Point Academy prep year. And the man behind it all is Dr. Ty Gooch at Turning Point Academy.
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That was Moses' great sin. Yeah, that's right. Because he thought he could actually turn the rock into water. So, okay, that's amazing. That's turningpointacademy.com. And so the people can apply right now? They can. They can.
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Yeah, walk through that, please.
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I will say that what you've put together and the team has put together at Turning Point Academy, this will be far more life-changing than just another year at a college. You'll dive deep into these ideas. You'll come out as a sharp biblical citizen.
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And provoke them towards the higher things and the ultimate purpose.
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Well, we're super excited, Dr. Gooch. Any final thoughts here? And thank you for joining the team about education or what we're trying to do at Turning Point Academy.
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And it's super affordable. And you might be just drifting or you might just kind of be wondering. This is pretty, it's an amazing opportunity, right? That you could go in Fort Worth, Texas and combines foundational classical Christian and civic curriculum with immersive skill-based environment. I mean, that's as good as it gets. Yeah, I would say so. Is there anything like this in the country?
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Yeah. I mean, it just, I think about it like there, this idea of a prep year, and this could get really big.
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So renovations, uh, Virginia, the,
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Well, then the other advantage is that since they're on a college campus, they get some of the college campus vibe or activities and energy, right?
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You guys can go live nine months in Fort Worth, Texas. Maybe if you live nearby, it's not that big of a lift. And you will learn things. That will change your whole life. It's what college should be. And then you guys can go get whatever degree and do there. But that sets you on the course. And it's kind of a dream because I talk about college scam and all this. This is what we need.
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This is the foundation. So turningpointacademy.com. Dr. Gooch, thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you, Charlie. Check it out, turningpointacademy.com. Thanks so much for listening, everybody. Email us as always, freedom at charliekirk.com. Thank you so much for listening. God bless.
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Yeah, so walk through technically how this works. So someone is going to—we already have people that have signed up, and people can check it out at TurningPointAcademy.com. That's TurningPointAcademy.com. They're going to—this is going to be in Fort Worth this year, correct? That's right. And we already have some people that have signed up. And they are going to do what exactly?
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They move into dorms, and they're going to really create what college should be.
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So yeah, talk more about that. And also talk about your background. How did you lead to this? You're a PhD. You also played college football, which is awesome. Your journey, tell our audience about this and why you feel Prep Year is such an important project for the country and the kingdom.
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I'm going to the Oregon Ducks-Northwestern game. Oh, that's great. That's great. Those tickets were so expensive because they're retrofitting their field. And I won't ask you who you're going to be for. Probably the Ducks, but my mom did go to Northwestern.
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And this is a super exciting announcement and honestly blessed that we're able to talk about this. Become a member today, members.charliekirk.com. That is members.charliekirk.com. Get involved with Turning Point USA at tpusa.com. That is tpusa.com. Email us as always, freedom at charliekirk.com. And become a member today, members.charliekirk.com. Buckle up, everybody. Here we go.
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You were a teacher, a guest speaker, a seminar, as these were seniors in high school. Talk about that more.
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Let us reason together. It says in the book of Isaiah. Right. That's right.
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So you did that for 20 years, you said, about?
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What did you see that changed over the years when you taught this to students?
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And this is what college should be at the core, and it really – so again, this is turningpointacademy.com, and Turning Point Academy is doing so much great work. I just – I really – but there is a – there is an immediate kind of call to action. Because we have a deadline essentially, right?
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Charlie, what you've done is incredible here.
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And so they have to pay very little, almost nothing.
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That's incredible. And so I want to go back to something you said, and I'm sure that Turning Point Prep here will dive into this. Have you been taught how to learn the truth? Can you say that again and contextualize that more, please?
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And so let's apply that then to, would you say that most students coming into Prep Year have had a Christian education of some sort? Absolutely.
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What would you say the end result success would be after nine months of Turning Point Academy prep year?
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What would you say is the biggest problem facing Christian education?
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And they'll also be exposed to the civic virtues as well from a biblical perspective, correct? Why is it that self-government and free speech are biblical? Talk about that as well.
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Do you have hope for California at this coming governor election?
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The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Is that because your test is more sensitive?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah, and also they would already be sick with metastatic symptoms and be in the traditional medical system.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Well, it's because they're asymptomatic. But we're not seeing- Because you're targeting, you're separating the symptomatic and asymptomatic population and catching early things when people are asymptomatic.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
In today's conversation, we dive right into addressing those controversies head on, as well as the science of the scans and how Pernuvo is handling being at the forefront of this emerging field. As a reminder, if you hear this sound,
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Interesting. So I look at when I, in my office, scan someone with a CT scan or an MRI for... let's say something going on in their lungs, and then incidentally capture something on their adrenal glands, or I'm searching their abdomen for something and I catch something, a lung nodule, for example, and then I'm kind of stuck with what we call in the medical community an incidental oma.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Something that we incidentally found when we were scanning another part of their body. And a lot of times it puts me in a really uncomfortable position because there's sometimes no guidance on what to do. Or if there is guidance, it's based on lackadaisical or improper or imperfect data. So I'm not giving perfect guidance to the patient. And also it creates a lot of anxiety.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Celebrities like Kim Kardashian have jumped on the wave of support of a new kind of preventative care.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Does that happen with these scans as well or not as much?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
That means there is a fact check that is linked down below to a separate unlisted video that you could click on during or after the presentation to just get a bit more info.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And I also think we walked back the breast health exam recommendations. Correct. Yeah, I want to be clear. Yeah.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And actually interesting that we did walk it back because it did create a lot of unnecessary testing that happened down the line. Similar with testicular self-exams for young men. And we kind of moved towards saying, know what's normal, but not necessarily test yourself every time because it fueled some anxiety in people.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah, like I believe there was, I don't know if it was a meta-analysis or systematic review of 12 articles that looked at whole body MRI imaging, and they found 95% is a number that they used for sort of abnormalities on scans, broadly speaking. You described this scenario where you went in and you got this clear scan and it gave you peace of mind. When you had a headache, you weren't concerned.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
But now if you have a patient who did find something, even though you would label it as lower on a worry scale, that they have something in their bodies, now every headache is really scary. Wouldn't you say?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
So you think it's kind of the flip side of the equation, that learning that if you have something in your brain and it might need follow-up in the future will actually reduce anxiety for people.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
You're a business person. You were working, starting multiple businesses. I believe it was four at the time. And then you found a passion in treating, talking about, and fixing the healthcare space. How did you get there?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah. What about from like a standpoint of false positives? Are you ever concerned about things popping up and it not ending up being a problem and down the line testing and the costs and anxieties that come with that?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Is that a false positive?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
I think a false positive is them yelling fire when there's no fire. And not warning you about risks. Because the reason why I'm a little, like a lot of people like to beat on our healthcare system and I'm one of them. I'm one of the loudest outspoken critics of how we do things, especially when it comes to lack of transparency, lack of investment in primary care.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
But like, for example, there's a big, it's called Healthy People 2030. It's a federal initiative to try and get more people to go for their preventive health screenings. Like everything that is proven in a very like high level, like the high value things.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Currently, I believe the last numbers that we have from this campaign is the number has dropped to 5% of Americans over the age of 35 actually go for their preventive screenings that we have available, that the ACA has made that people do not cost share with their insurance. So they cannot charge co-pays, they cannot charge money. It should be free to people who are insured.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And yet 95% of people aren't going but they're made available. So can we say it's the healthcare system that's caused that anxiety for people or the fact that people aren't going for those things because of their anxiety?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And the fact that we're finding these things to be cancer upon saying that they're suspicious, that doesn't necessarily mean that that would have gone on to be a problem. Is that true? Because like, for example, in Japan, they did this thyroid scan on everybody and a lot of papillary thyroid cancers showed up. The number of papillary thyroid cancer in the country went up a lot.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
But the survival didn't change because it would have been a cancer that people would have not needed to treat and they would have lived the same length of life. So like just finding out that it is in fact eye cancer doesn't really tell the whole picture and kind of leaves me in a complicated place on guidance and what to give patients. Does that make sense?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Do you make a distinction between false positives and overdiagnosis?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
No, because the way that I think about the false positive rate, false positive is saying something is there that wasn't a problem. But in the overdiagnosis state is saying something that's truly there but wouldn't have caused a problem, which you would need a longer-term study for. So how does that play into a role for someone who would want to get a scan?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Can there be harms from getting these scans?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
But isn't that a little bit of a cop-out? Like if you say, hey, you have something concerning, you may have not diagnosed it, but you said it was concerning.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
I don't think they're false positives.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Right. So when you take out a polyp, you decrease the risk of that polyp turning into something. So you're actively also acting on a risk. Right. Because polyps can turn into cancer.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Correct. So you're performing the procedure to decrease the risk. Yeah.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah. Don't you think it's a good thing that it's that hard to study them? Because we're recommending them so broadly to people who are currently not sick. So if we can cause those people harm, that's the most dangerous implication of it all. For example, someone who has cancer, they have a serious problem.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
So I guess you're more tolerant of side effects when there's a bigger problem versus when you have someone who's asymptomatic and healthy.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
There's a difference between a consumer feeling that they were harmed versus where they were actually harmed. And I think the burden should fall when you're testing healthy people to prove that it causes benefit rather to prove that it causes harm.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
So you were going for a preventive checkup.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
isn't that pre-selecting a population that wants what you have, and then you're asking them if they're happy with the thing that you're giving them what they want? Because I have patients that come to see me that, for example, ask for opioid medications. I'm not comparing the two, but just in terms of the consumerization of healthcare.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Patients come in asking for antibiotics for viral symptoms, maybe a more benign example. And I say, well, I don't think this is beneficial for you. I don't think you need this. I think this will cause harm. But if I give it to them, they'll all say they felt better.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Just like organic food. There is no evidence that organic food does anything different than regular food.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Well, I think that's a little bit of a false dichotomy because it's not you either provide the service or you don't do anything. I think when someone has health anxiety in my office, which is pretty much all the time, symptom or not, they are worried about their health, especially these days where there's so many things flagging for them.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And in general, people's mental health is not at a great place in the United States. At the very least, I can speak to that, especially within my patient population. Yeah. My solution isn't let me get to the resolution imaging-wise or nothing. I could do that, or I could also approach it from a mental health standpoint in order to treat someone's anxiety.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Treating someone's anxiety with imaging isn't the only way to treat it. Isn't that fair to say?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Don't you think, because part of what I do when I see a patient, and you may say this is because I'm a good physician or I'm doing something above and beyond, but I've just kind of learned to do this on the regular because it explains how we think about healthcare as doctors, knowing how much we don't know.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And I think humility in medicine has been missing for some time and we need to sort of be more transparent about that. So when patients come in and they want an all clear, I explain to them that that's impossible. right away. So I set the parameters. So by giving someone a scan and telling them you're good, isn't that also kind of a false promise?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Fair. Why do you think the organizations like the American College of Preventive Medicine, the American College of Radiology, who would sense a profit from like a whole body imaging approach, why do they say that they don't recommend it right now? Why are there no major United States organizations that are recommending this?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Right. But the lack of evidence, again, has to be on the fact that it's proven versus saying we've disproved it.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Like, for example, if we lower someone's blood pressure from a stage two hypertension to a normal range, from population studies, we can say the decreases.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
That's fair to say. And I feel like we also have something called medical inertia, which is a shitty part of healthcare. Right. I mean, that's where we carry over things that have been disproven and it takes a while to filter them out.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah. That's medical inertia. That's a good way to describe it.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
At that time, were you having a relationship with a primary care doctor doing checkups or not really?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
So I don't think it's fair to say that it's either do this or do nothing. I think we should be thinking about prevention and screening, where we find the biggest benefit from research and be really careful about not overdoing it. Because even when I order a blood test, I can overdo it and
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
make it sound like to the patient that I'm checking everything, but knowing that tests have sensitivities and specificities where I might catch things that might end up fueling more anxiety, fueling more testing that is unnecessary, I don't do those tests. And we have campaigns that have elucidated this. They're called the Choosing Wisely campaign.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
When I was a resident, it was like big on not ordering certain blood tests over a certain number of years because they don't change. And if they do, it doesn't help. And like even the Choosing Wisely campaign in Canada talked about whole body MRIs, kind of in the same way.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
So I'm trying to figure out a way that we can strike the right balance, because I don't think the balance needs to be between never screen, because I think that's shortsighted, and screen everybody, because it feels like then we're going to create a problem. And in medicine, it's a unique space. And I'm very passionate about it in the sense that perfect is the enemy of good in healthcare.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
It's not most people, sadly. I wish more people had a primary care doctor.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
When you try and get something perfect, things become bad. So like you try and get good, which is not perfect, but it oftentimes is better.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
So help me understand that. Yeah. So, and I'm really happy that you're asking me this question because I'm so passionate about this. So you have this really complex AI model that it's looking at all these spines, making its own decisions about what the age of the spine is based on the degeneration.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And you're finding this pattern that's elucidated from people who are sedentary and it matches the fact that their spines appear older because of their activity level. I'm an old school doctor, I guess, old soul in some regard. I would find that out by talking to the person and asking them what their lifestyle's like. And if they're sedentary, I'll tell them that it's a risk.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And what changed from getting the scan.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
But the question is- So it would need to change what I would do. And if it's not changing what I do, to me, it functions as a distraction. from the actual doctor patient thing. So what was the second part of the question that you said for blood tests? What can you do with cholesterol? I think that's amazing.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And the problem is it's easy these days, especially being near San Francisco with people who have tremendous amount of valuable resources, excitement that want to preserve life, want to be as healthy as they can into old age to catch these things early.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
But the problem is it's never that simple because anytime you think you've caught something early, whatever impact you're going to make there will play some sort of reflexive opposite in the human body. So the human body is so tricky in treating that every time you think you solved one problem, you've created another. And that's why I would love to say screen more for everything.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
I'll give you a very specific example. There's a fashion show in New York City for Men's Fashion Week. And I forgot what the pharma company is, but they run something called the Blue Jacket Fashion Show. And I've walked in it several years, a lot of like Yankees players, local celebrities from New York walk in it.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And at the end, they had everyone walk up to the microphone and say, get tested for your PSA to check for prostate cancer, because it's a prostate cancer show for the Prostate Cancer Foundation. When they came up to me with the microphone, I was like, talk to your doctor about whether or not prostate cancer testing is right for you.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
So lifestyle modifications.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Because I think that universal screening for everything can truly create more problems. And we've seen that with PSA testing, as you've mentioned, we've walked back breast cancer imaging to some degree because we saw the negative repercussions. So to say more screening is always better than some, I feel like is not true. Do you agree?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
So I don't think it needs to be like a dense discussion. I think as simple as, what do you do for a living? I do this. Do you exercise? Not really. Well, if I tell you to exercise, I know that I'm proving so many variables all at one go, including your spine. So while I may not focus on spinal health, The purpose is the same.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And I bring this up because I've seen this with companies that offer, let's say, microbiome testing or gut testing. I know that's not something that you're involved in, but the companies do offer that. And when I've seen patients bring in the data and they have some complex gut microbiome profile that I don't even understand, it's kind of above my understanding of it. But the recommendations...
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Don't change from the recommendation. No, I get it.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Oh, okay, cool. Yeah, I love that.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Wow. Okay. How did that search form? Were you Googling?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah. The car thing is a tricky analogy for me because cars don't heal themselves. Cars don't have problems that are there that then resolve. Like if your tire is worn, it's worn.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Why are there no major United States organizations that are recommending this?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Right. So if I scan people who are asymptomatic spines with MRI and find that they have some arthritic changes, and they have no symptoms, am I going to recommend that they get surgery? Am I going to recommend any intervention? I found a finding.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
So that's the question, like more data.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Are you saying this is a motivational tool?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
What happens to an individual when they, let's say, get a scan and you say you don't make a diagnosis, you say your level of concern?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Got it. So in those instances where it's not a diagnosis, it's a concern level, Ultimately it falls on our healthcare system to then figure that out.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
If there's a range, you said one through five, that you give a level of concern for these things, patients can, if they have a level one, two, end up going to their primary care doctor like myself or maybe to an oncologist or something more advanced and requesting appointments times more imaging, even though you labeled it lower risk.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
But because they have something there, they would go into the healthcare system to do that.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
So you think the concern of overdiagnosis and false positives is an overblown concern in general and that there's just so much benefit from the scans?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
I meant from like your point of view, if you feel they're overblown.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
What do you think their misunderstanding is?
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
I remember the Oprah episode.
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Well, that's hard to say. They could be, but they're not.
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And that uncertainty is scary.
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And the asymmetry is about the technology.
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Because to me, the criticism that we're talking about from some of these groups choosing wisely ACR is less about the technology and more so about the human body and the disease process and what we do with the information.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
So you think they're saying that the technology is not good enough yet to make these scans worthwhile? Because I don't feel like I've seen that from my colleagues. Because you mentioned you have thousands of doctors that refer patients to you. But on the flip side, there are thousands of doctors, consensus groups, who would say not to send patients to you.
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
United States Preventive Service Task Force.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah, like I think about, are you a fan of like watches that track sleep and heart rate and all that?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Well, I just, I don't know if you were not wearing one now, but you're a fan in general. Are you? I'm curious.
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
You don't find them useful or?
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah, I think I try and think of myself as open-minded as can be in this tech space because I'm excited about trying to help my patients as much as I possibly can. But at the same time, trying to be skeptical enough where I'm not just like allowing a full open cascade of new tech to... bombard my patients and bombard me technically with more information that I know what to do with.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And that's my biggest struggle. And my hope is that there is more research done on this, more investment done to figure out who's the right candidate for it, when we should be implementing it. Like, using the smokers example that you gave earlier as a motivational tool, that could be a great case study use for smoking as a screening tool.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Like maybe that's a better screening approach than low dose CT. So like that would be really interesting to me, because then that would sort of make it targeted and a little bit more actionable. where I would feel comfortable that I'm not sending my patient for a test that could yield them harms, anxiety, further downstream testing, because it is not unreasonable.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And I know a lot of people use this as like click bait and write articles on it. I'm genuinely not that person. I hate that stuff. seeing patients that have some suspicious nodule, end up getting some procedure, getting their lung collapsed, end up with a chest tube placed, chest tube gets infected, they're in the ICU. And I'm just like, holy shit.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
What it taught me in healthcare is that ultimate 100% control doesn't exist. And the more I can help my patients become okay with that and do what we do have good evidence for and stick to that, the better I think they will feel ultimately because they will have less anxiety and they'll have better performance. Will I prevent all cases of all preventable cancers?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
No, I think when I try and do that and exhibit that much level of control, I think that's when we start hitting that perfect milestone and getting the negative repercussions of it. I'm just curious what you think of my mindset on that.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
The burden should fall when you're testing healthy people to prove that it causes benefit rather to prove that it causes harm. Welcome to the Checkup Podcast. Today, my guest is Andrew Lacey, CEO of Pernuvo, a company that's at the forefront of whole body MRI scanning, a technology that aims to catch potential health issues before they become serious problems.
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Who are you thinking of when you say that?
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Interestingly enough, not too long ago, Brian Johnson was sitting in this seat. So, and he actually posted something recently about whole body MRI, I think with actually one of your competitors. So we won't name them, but.
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
I think all this stuff is within reason, right?
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah. I'm also curious from the motivational standpoint, how to get people, because again, a lot of the research that's done in this space is done with people who are already self-motivated, which really biases the research because a lot of my patients that come into my office are working three jobs, have multiple children, have life problems, don't have a lot of wealth.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
I work at a community health center. they're not looking for massive amount of prevention. They're not the Silicon Valley type. So how do I get those people to come in for the free? This isn't even a financial thing. This thing is free. It's paid by the government, but they don't come in for it. So like, how do we start even there?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Because if you think about 95% of age 35 or older do not come for the free. it's not three, but the limited amount of preventive care that we do have evidence-based medicine cause for, they don't come in for it. That's to me like, if I'm trying to pick up the most weight possible, I'm focusing on that boulder.
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Like you got a new lease on life.
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Now. National healthcare system makes it hard.
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
The person who's more motivated, more time.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah, I think that's interesting. My question is, if we go down this hypothetical, how realistic is it that those patients who don't have the time who work these jobs pay $2,500 out of pocket to get the test? And then what happens?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
But also for those people, again, I try and think of both sides equally. They'll come in for less appointments because they have the one, but then how many more follow-ups do they need? Because we are scanning everything and there's a higher rate.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Hmm. Yeah, I would like to see where that yields and realizing the fact that a diagnosis was made and there needs to be a follow-up for it is also interesting because again, just because we made a diagnosis and there's evidence for it anatomically or on a cellular level doesn't necessarily mean we need to take action in many cases.
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
at times, or it would have been never found or impacted their life.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah, that's what I'm saying. It's important to consider the whole picture. I try and be as holistic as possible with this kind of stuff. And I know it's hard to hear it because it technically speaks against it.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Complex and our control is limited to some degree. So I'm trying to figure out how we exert control in a valuable way where we're not overdoing it, but not underdoing it and finding that balance. And people can very respectfully have a discussion about it, where that line falls without any kind of, dramatics involved with it because people will have different risk tolerances.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Like someone will say, oh my God, you go rock climbing. You're going to fall. The risk is immense. I would never do that. Both are reasonable people.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Well, it's hard to know that until the research has been done, the longitudinal research.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
But potential is kind of a cloudy term here because we don't know what the long-term data would show, right?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And I think- But it's so important to figure out which way the scale goes, right? Because if you just tell a patient, well, like, look, we could be over-testing you Or we could be catching things early. Both are valuable, right? Like in terms of you want to not over-test and you also want to catch things early. But which way is the bar graph higher, I guess?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Why do you think we didn't have access to it at that point? Or actually, we sort of still don't in many respects, right? Unless we're going to a private institution to get it. It's not covered by insurance. It's not in the medical establishments.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Are you finding more things early and are intervening and prolonging life? Or are you catching a lot of things prematurely, perhaps over-testing and causing harm? No, no, I get that.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
I think it should be a shared decision-making approach, which is kind of where we land with a lot of these screening protocols. I mean, the PSA is a prime example of something that we used to recommend, and now it's in the shared decision-making approach.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
When a patient approaches me as to whether or not they should get scanned, it's based on their case, what's going on with them, what their mindset is like, what their family history is like. But it's hard to universally say that everyone should get it. But as a business model, you kind of have to say that.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah, I'm curious if they are, or are they just saying like, we just see so much benefit in this. We're believers and we're sending all our patients.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
That's my curiosity, right?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
I also think he has a partial ownership of an MRI group for this.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah. So like, again, very complex. Yeah, exactly. I think he talked about it on one of his shows, but it makes it a little bit muddy.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah, exactly. I'll tell you the one thing that like, if I'm to be the most skeptical and cynical of, of the entire process is one thing. And I'm curious how it lands for you being in charge of it. When I see a celebrity make a statement that this test saved my life, when Kim Kardashian very popularly posted for you guys, when Kim Kardashian makes a statement in the healthcare space,
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
From my experience with my patients, it is a thousand X more influential than when an academic journal publishes something meaningful. So it's concerning to me when that type of celebrity advice, which is very case study, very influencer driven, is guiding my patients' decisions. And I worry about that. Do you ever worry about that?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
What would be a contraindication?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
what would be a reason that they would say something on that answer that you would turn them down?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
But I remember you said earlier in the conversation, there's a lot of people who have nonspecific symptoms that find diagnosis as the third group of people.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah. How often from that standpoint do you think about, because you said you're very interested in the psychology of health and wellness. I know the way that I speak to a patient about their condition, I can make them exponentially more worried about the condition or less worried depending on the language that I use. You're familiar with that, I guess, logic?
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome.
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
So if I tell my patient, oh, this is a very scary condition that could end up with this symptom, it could metastasize, whatever. I could use words that would make it sound scarier to a patient.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
when someone of social influence says this thing saved my life, I see my patients get very worried about their own health and it fuels their anxiety as if they're not doing something or we're not offering them something as if they're being let down by us. And that's my struggle with the celebrity influencer of it all.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And then like, I'm pretty sure you guys don't pay people for advertisement, but you give them free testing.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Cause like, disclosures and all that. How do you handle that?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
So she paid for the test. Yeah. And Paris Hilton, all these celebrities, they're paying for their tests out of pocket.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah, the reason I'm just such a skeptic is being in the business and seeing the influencers, like I know what Kim Kardashian charges, one to $2 million a post. So to see Kim Kardashian make a post, say not an ad that's worth $2 million, I mean, you guys aren't UNICEF, right? Like a nonprofit company. You're a for-profit company and she's giving you guys $2 million worth of advertising.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
It's just strange. Like, why is that happening so often with celebrities?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
So you think a person like Kim Kardashian doesn't have a system that works for her?
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Interesting. Well, cause I would love to see it be done to get 95% of people who are going for their preventive screens.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
I'm curious as my last question to you for you were living this quote unquote less than healthy lifestyle because you were finding company serial entrepreneur. And then you had that test done in Canada. What lifestyle changes did you make after getting the test done?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Okay, makes sense. So you said walking was one and you said you're two?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Mm-hmm. And how does the current Pernuvo scan decide who is a patient or who is a candidate? Like, for example, I'm very pro being preventive when it comes to healthcare. And there's many tests that I offer in my practice that are sort of agreed upon screening programs that we do. colon cancer screening, pap smears for cervical cancer, blood tests for screening for diabetes.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And that's a great strategy for some people, especially some people wake up without a huge appetite in the mornings. I think it's really reasonable because people argue with these different camps. Oh, I am intermittent fasting, I'm keto, I'm this. I'm like, look, whatever gets you to consume less and you could stick to it and you're not over consuming some harmful ultra processed foods, great.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah. I look back at the history of medical mistakes and realize we have to have a lot more humility of saying what we don't know. Because when we come with utmost certainty, I feel like that's where we run into problems. That's why I'm always so skeptical and trying to see both sides to try and do my best to not repeat the mistakes of the past.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
I also see, and maybe you can't answer this because you can't speak for other companies, I know there's other, obviously, people doing similar work, and obviously everyone has their own technology, different software, etc. Do the major organizations ever reach out and say, we'd like to participate in that research, be a part of the research? No. You say it's hard to patent screenings.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Is that something that you guys have patented? Is that possible for the NIH, for example, to come in and say, we'd love to use your technology? Are you open to that? I mean, a lot of people watch this channel. We had the vice president a few days before the election.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And internationally. Yeah.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Well, the cost hopefully goes down when you're at 2 million people.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And for the audience, when we say screening, that's generally asymptomatic people, meaning no symptoms recommended to everybody to try and catch this problem. And in the past, within at least my healthcare space, we've kind of,
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Well, maybe with AI in the future.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Do you, because, you know, we talked about the American College of Radiology, are you facing that same criticism, potentially doubt from other nations' healthcare systems? I know the British Medical Journal has written a little bit about overdiagnosis, but what about abroad?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Got it. Yeah. Well, look, I appreciate your openness, transparency and excitement for having this conversation. I get really nerdy about all the science of it. So thank you for your time and thank you for the work that you're doing and trying to create more research in this space where we desperately, desperately need it.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
titrated, for lack of a better term, back and forth between not scanning too many people, making sure we're scanning the right demographics so that we're not creating false positives, over-diagnosis, over-treatment. How does that play a role in the PernuvoScan world?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
All right, let's leave you with my final thoughts after this conversation. First of all, a big thank you to Andrew for coming on to discuss the topic and allowing me to state my concerns openly and have a civilized discussion. I have to say, I'm certainly intrigued by the technology and I'm in love with the concept of catching diseases earlier so that we can have more success with treatment.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
However, I am still not sold that this is what the Pernuvo scan has proven to deliver. In the day and age where we find ourselves, folks want more out of healthcare than we can yet deliver.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
I'm not surprised that thousands of doctors are referring to Prenuvo, given the pressures that I know doctors face to be up to date with the most groundbreaking tech and the rise of consumerization in this world.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Patients, especially wealthy ones, often come with a list of demands and that consumer pressure can impact the doctor's decisions, especially when the harms of that decision aren't well established and the benefits sound potentially revolutionary. Unfortunately, if we're being brutally honest, the term revolutionary in this regard really just means unproven.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
And when it comes to unproven interventions in healthcare, I am wary. Barring emergencies, if I don't have clear data for the harms and benefits of an intervention, especially one that is meant to be used on healthy people, I cannot widely recommend it.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Offering a test that can catch so many diseases early while our stone age healthcare system falters behind sounds like a great deal until you have to wrestle with the complexities of how the human body works and understand how simple statements like we caught cancers early can be highly influential and deceptive, even if not done intentionally.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
On a positive note, I am confident that we will create new prevention and screening guidelines in the near future. There will be new technologies paving the way here. Perhaps Pernuvo can be a part of that, especially with AI improvements that can help narrow which patients would actually benefit from a scan.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
But at this time, for me, these whole body scan programs are more of a mix of health curiosity and clinical experimentation as opposed to proven medical interventions. In fact, I think the TV show Scrubs said it best.
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
You may have recently seen the company's technology in headlines or on Kim Kardashian's Instagram, spurring excitement, intrigue, and even some controversy. You see, major medical organizations, including the American College of Radiology and the United States Preventive Service Task Force do not recommend routine whole body scans for people without symptoms or specific risk factors.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
So right now, would you say the people who are getting scans are people who were trying to create clinical validity for the future to be used in insurance programs? Like they're almost in a clinical experiment? Yeah.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
What kind of clinical studies?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Are you allowed to say right now that the Pernuvo scan saves lives?
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Well, I can. There's a decrease in mortality by the incorporation. Although in the past, when we overused mammograms, we've actually run into an issue of creating what we separate from a false positive to an overdiagnosis, which is a true diagnosis of a cancer of a condition, but in a state where it wouldn't have caused the problem.
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Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
There are concerns about false positives, unnecessary follow-up procedures, the cost effectiveness, and most importantly, if the proposed benefits actually outweigh the risks. Despite that, advocates of this technology argue that those concerns are overblown and that the scans can provide peace of mind and potentially detect conditions early when they're most treatable.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Because cancer is not really, like we use it as a catch-all term, but there's so many different styles and variations of cancer where you could have a cancer that you could have, and then it spontaneously resolves. A cancer that you could have the rest of your life and you die with, not of the cancer. A cancer that is so fast in its progression that there's not much you can even do about it.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
So there's a lot of cancers that fall into this term.
The Checkup with Doctor Mike
Do You Need A Full Body MRI Scan? | Prenuvo CEO
Yeah. So how do you sort of balance that line of waiting for that data versus recommending the test universally now?
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That sort of would have helped their own parents when they were struggling in their first years in America. So Elizabeth became a doctor who works with a sizable Chinese population. You know, I think that their parents rarely went to the doctor. I'm sure if there had been Chinese doctors in the area, they would have been more comfortable.
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You know, that's a really important question because spillover effects, of course, can, in fact, work the other way. We know that siblings influence each other, and that means that if a sibling's grades are suffering because of some outside force, that's also going to have an effect on their younger siblings.
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It was like a show for me. I just loved it until they asked me that question one day and I burst into tears.
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So the concern is that if you're in a disadvantaged family, there might be some trauma, right, that affects the older sibling. Adverse childhood events, we call them. So if there is something traumatic that happens, I'm a junior in high school, maybe my grades suffer. Okay, my little sister is a freshman in high school.
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Her grades suffer as a result of the same trauma, but also because the junior in high school's grades have suffered, that too has a negative effect on that younger sibling. So it's this one-two punch. And so what that tells us is that you have families that are more likely to suffer some kind of disruption like this than the grades suffer.
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And we know that income later in life is very closely tied to grades and test scores in high school. So these kinds of sibling effects actually do have really profound policy implications. What do you mean by policy implications?
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Well, just when we think about are we going to invest in interventions, it actually turns out that if you can raise the academic performance of an older sibling, that investment in that intervention is all the more worthwhile because it's going to have ripple effects on the whole family, or more specifically, the younger sibling.
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And so you're not just affecting, let's say, the economic, you know, earnings of the older sibling down the road, but the younger one, too. You're getting so much more bang for your buck with an effective intervention than really has been previously realized.
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No, my father's very proud of the one rule we had at the table, which was that you had to chew with your mouth closed. And that was firmly enforced. But I became what I think of as kind of a familyologist. I got very interested in how family cultures differed and how it affected the kids in those families and their outcomes and who they were likely to become. Mm-hmm.
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I did say the oldest child, but I think it's possible that sibling effects can work in multiple directions.
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You know, I think that parents think they have more control than they actually do over so much. And trying to really change one child is kind of like checkers. And then the idea that you're going to try to actually manipulate some complicated interaction over many years among multiple siblings, like to me, that's just like playing chess with a blindfold on.
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You know, there's some common sense things that I think parents aspire to, which is not to compare too much. And if they have the resources to let children, you know, pick their own passions and foster them. But I also think that some of the things that drive sibling relationships, such as competition and rivalry, you can manage it, but you can't necessarily control it.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
I think in terms of personality, there's some differentiation there. But it's also, I think, this idea of the arrow being launched and the sibling helping it land somewhere. I really see that in my own family because my parents definitely valued hard work. That was a huge value in our household. But my brother was the person who came to me when I was 14.
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and said, why don't you join the high school newspaper? He was at college at the time. And I said, we don't have one anymore. It disbanded. And my brother then launched into a big lecture about the decline of democracy without a free press, and it was pathetic. And he kind of rallied me to try to restart the high school newspaper. And I was a pretty passive kid.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
I spent most of my time reading in a room. But my brother knew me well enough to know. He knew before I knew that I would love doing journalism. And I think if my parents had suggested it, I would have rolled my eyes and thought it was something they thought I should put on my application. But also, God bless my parents, they were really laid-back people.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
They weren't the kind of people who were paying that much attention, you know. And so it was my brother who was paying attention and who knew the school environment. He knew me. He knew what high schools were supposed to have. And somehow his belief that I could do it, I actually did go out and do it. I'm not saying it was a great high school newspaper. It was not. But it was, I loved doing it.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
And from the second the first article started trickling in, I just was like, oh, this is what I want to do. And so it was a really fateful conversation that we had that day. And I definitely am grateful to my brother for it.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
And fast forward, I become a journalist. Perhaps not surprisingly, a lot of what I cover as a now adult familyologist is family dynamics. I do a lot of reporting that involves twins and nature and nurture. And I really got interested in doing even more research into this topic. I ended up undertaking a book, which was going to be about the nature of families of high-achieving siblings.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
He didn't just tell me to do it. He kind of bullied me into doing it. Like, I didn't want him to come home from the next vacation and be like, why didn't you start a high school newspaper, you know, and then start lecturing me all over again. I didn't want to disappoint my brother.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
That's true. And I think it is because I've been very lucky in that way that I've also been really drawn to the subject.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
I appreciate it. Oh, just my pleasure. Thank you for having me.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
And I went into the book fully expecting that I was going to hear these stories about parents who had these extraordinary ways of doing things and they inspired and motivated their kids. And instead, what I found was that although parents matter, certainly the parenting effect is actually probably smaller than we think.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
These decisions that loving parents really agonize over, like whether to have a chore wheel or whether to co-sleep, those things probably matter less than we think. And what I found as I reported and researched was that sibling effects are actually more profound than have been realized. And they really do matter for kids in ways that I think researchers are just only now starting to appreciate.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
Well, I think that there is a kind of duality to how these things work. And what I really found is that the parents sort of, the way I think of it is, parents can kind of launch this arrow of ambition and striving into the air. But the people who focus that arrow and who help it land somewhere, maybe someplace suitable, very often those are the siblings. That's a lovely metaphor.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
Yeah, I was curious about that myself. How did that work? And one way that I got at it was by going deep with a couple of families and really spending time with them, really understanding the sibling dynamics and how they recalled their childhoods and these really influential moments. So one of the families that let me into their lives was the Groff family. This is a family of three siblings.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
Lauren Groff is this much lauded influential novelist. Her sister, Sarah True, is an Olympic triathlete turned Ironman champion. I know. And then they have a third sibling who they also know. He's the really impressive one, Adam. And he is a serial health care entrepreneur who's done extremely well doing good with innovative health care solutions.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
You know, the Groffs embodied very neatly a concept that's known as differentiation. Okay. This is the idea that kids are trying to find a niche as they're growing up. And so if one sibling is doing one thing, whether it's conscious or not, another sibling might go in a different direction or their parents might even push them in a different direction.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
So you can see where this ended up in the Groffs in that they all have careers that are... Wildly different. Wildly different.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
I think it happens all kinds of ways, actually, but the person who's most explicit about it was Sarah, who's the youngest of the three siblings. Sarah had these two older siblings who were very, very academic, and she felt that if she couldn't keep up with them, that was on her, she said, and that her desire to keep up with them was all about her relationship to them, much less her parents.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
So, first of all, that was interesting to me. It wasn't about pleasing her parents. Right. It was about keeping up with her siblings and being worthy in their eyes, I think. But she also felt that she couldn't keep up with them academically. And she says that she thinks she made a conscious choice to go into sports all in because that was a domain where she knew she could excel.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
But even more than that, she knew that Lauren wasn't that interested in it. And so, you know, so she felt like— The lane was free. The lane was free. Yeah. And this effort that Sarah has to, you know, find her own lane really comes to head when she's 14 years old. And she tells her parents that she wants to swim the length of the nine-mile lake that's right outside of their home.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
And the family all sort of, you know, they're dreading this. They don't think she's going to be able to do it. But they're like, OK, let's go. Dad rose. Brother's in the sailboat with him, too. And not only does she swim the length of the lake— But she actually broke the town record for men and for women. And that record still stands.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
And they all agree that that was a really defining moment for Sarah. And I think she kind of came into her own and realized, ah, this is who I am and what I'm going to keep doing. And ran with it and swam with it and became this incredible triathlete. And it's really interesting because there's a lot of research actually that suggests that younger siblings are overrepresented in sports.
The Daily
The Secret Power of Siblings
So there is this finding that comes up over and over again that the oldest sibling is indeed the most cognitively strong, does the best in school, gets the best grades. They have this little cognitive edge.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
Well, there's different theories about it, but the one that rings the most true to me, I'll just say, is that when you're an only child, you know, your parents just shower you with a level of attention and cognitive enrichment.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
They have literally more hours in the day to spend on that first child than they do when the second and the third come along. By the way, I should emphasize that these effects are small and they are also on average. So it does not mean that this is necessarily true for your family, dear listener, or dear youngest child, of which I am one. But it does mean that on average, this is what we see.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
And so... When you have an oldest child typically being the most academically strong, then you see this differentiation, which is that younger children are sometimes more drawn to sports or they compete a little bit harder in sports in order to define their niche and find their way and have space where they can excel.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
And then you actually do see in some research that younger children are overrepresented in elite sports.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
So what I see in Lauren is something that's a little bit different, which is you can see in Lauren, and she's actually also quite self-aware about this, how a sense of competition with her brother was really fueling her. I don't think her brother was even aware that there was a competition, but she felt like she wanted to prove something to him.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
At one point, she felt, she told me, that a huge part of what motivated her to write big, bold, feminist literature was the frustration that she felt with this all-knowing older brother. Wow.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
You know, both of the Groff parents had come from very hardscrabble backgrounds and gotten college degrees, and their father had become a doctor and was able to provide this really lovely life for his children. But I think it was very important to them that their children be tough, that their children be hardworking, in part because of where they had come from.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
So they even have this term in the family, which is Groffiness, which is a certain kind of, like, hard work and, like, brute force, getting things done. Lauren once said to me that in her family, work was holy work. And I think that is the launching of the arrow.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
Oh, I sometimes think it's the differentiation that allows them to be close because the competition isn't happening.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
Yeah, and in fact, they are very, very close. You know, Sarah moved to New Hampshire to be closer to Adam at one point in her training. Sarah's been very open about mental health struggles that she's gone through. She's a mental health advocate. And Sarah says that Lauren was somebody who would just stay on the phone with her, sometimes being there for her, even if they were very, very quiet.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
Yeah, there is some research that suggests that you see differentiation in families that have the resources to shuttle kids around to different kinds of lessons. And there's a lot of room for individualization in those families. In less advantaged families, you don't have quite so much differentiation, but there is an equally powerful force that does shape the siblings.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
And I really saw this at work in a family that I got to know very well called the Chen's family.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
So I think it started when I was a young child, and my parents used to go away pretty often and travel for work. And when they did, I would stay with really close family friends. And you may know that when you stay with a family, you really get to know them and their culture in a way that's different from your own family. You can really see all these big differences.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
So the Chen's were a family that had immigrated from China, and their parents ran a Chinese restaurant. They were incredibly hardworking and worked very, very long hours. And they just weren't around as much as parents ideally hoped to be. So the siblings were extremely close, and they spent a lot of time together, and they really influenced each other very strongly.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
And what you see in this family is a phenomenon that's called the spillover effect. The spillover effect is just a reflection of the fact that when one sibling does well, then the younger siblings tend to do well as well.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
And for many years, it's been difficult to know whether that's because of genetic overlap or is there something in the environment apart from how the siblings are influencing each other. But there's a really interesting study that was conducted just a few years ago that is sort of what we call a semi-natural experiment.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
This researcher at Yale found that when children are kind of on the old side for their grade, depending on where their birthday is, we know that those kids tend to do better academically than kids who are very young for their grade. Right. So she looked at the younger siblings of those kids who happened to be doing better in school because of this developmental advantage.
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And what she found was for the younger siblings of those kids, didn't matter whether those kids, these younger siblings, were old for their grade, young for their grade, they did better than expected. And so you really see here that is the sibling effect. It's not something that's happening at home. It's not genetic.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
It's just affected by the good luck that an older sibling had in being a little bit old for the grade.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
So there's four Chen siblings. The oldest is Elizabeth. Then comes Yi. Then Gong. And then a fourth sibling who is much younger than the older ones. His name is Devin. Mm-hmm. When they arrived in the United States, Elizabeth was put into a grade that was two years below her age because they were so worried about her English skills that they wanted to give her a chance.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
Not only did they give her a chance, but I think they really gave her a boost because she was going to catch up with the English pretty quickly. And then she had all these other advantages, you know, like self-control and just being more developmentally farther along. And teachers really respond to that, and then school becomes a really comfortable place. And that was a place where she excelled.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
And then because she did excel in school, she was able to help her siblings excel. She would tell them which APs to take, and she would help them with their homework. And all of the siblings played instruments, and she was very important in helping them practice. And they all were coaching each other.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
That was true in a way for sports as well. So Yi, the oldest of the brothers, was a very accomplished wrestler. But it's not that Gong then chose some other sport. He didn't go in a different direction. He, too, became a wrestler. And so he benefited from his brother's expertise, and they were kind of consolidating forces. There's like this symbiosis.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
And, you know, you see these kinds of so-called spillover effects. They influence each other in very collaborative ways.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
In one family I stayed with, the kids would do these very elaborate math problems, like at the table, you know. At the dinnertime? At the dinner table. One, the father would say, so Daniel, a plane is leaving Chicago traveling this many miles an hour and another one is leaving New York. What time would they cross paths in wherever, you know?
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The Secret Power of Siblings
I mean, it certainly looks like one mechanism of the sibling spillover effect. It's the opposite of competition. It's working together and influencing each other and making each other in some ways more similar, which to them was about making each other better, basically. You really see it in their youngest sibling, Devin.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
They had all gone off to college themselves or maybe were even out of college by the time he was applying to schools. And they actually felt a little bad for him that he wasn't benefiting much. for what they had provided for each other when they all lived in the same home at the same time.
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The Secret Power of Siblings
Yeah, exactly. And so they would, you know, conference call with him, and they actually formed a reading group to make sure that he was reading. They were picking books to make sure that he was keeping up with that. And then when it came time for him to apply to college, they actually divided up the tasks.
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TDS Time Machine | Jon Stewart on Immigration Over the Years
A 2008 law signed by President George W. Bush says children from countries not bordering the US cannot be immediately deported.
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They can appear in court and make the case for Stain.
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We do not know what led to this crash, but we have some very strong opinions and ideas, and I think we'll probably state those opinions now.
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Trump Blames Plane Crash on DEI, Lewis Black on Dry January | Vince Beiser
The FAA's diversity push, a big push to put diversity into the FAA's program. The agency's guidance on diversity hiring. The FAA's diversity and inclusion hiring plan.
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Mr. Chairman. You're a wise man, Mr. Chair. Thank you.
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The FAA is actively recruiting workers who suffer severe intellectual disabilities, psychiatric problems, and other mental and physical conditions under a diversity and inclusion hiring initiative. They include hearing, vision, missing extremities, Partial paralysis, complete paralysis, epilepsy, and dwarfism.
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We had a very good policy, and then Biden came in and he changed it. And Biden went by a standard that's the exact opposite. The FAA, which is overseen by Secretary Pete Buttigieg. A real winner. Do you know how badly everything's run since he's run the Department of Transportation? Obama, Biden, and the Democrats, they put politics at a level that nobody's ever seen.
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I changed the Obama standards from very mediocre at best to extraordinary.
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Postgame Show: Tony's Bad Mood
Wie kann man nur so... Ausgeruht sein? Ganz einfach. Trainiere deinen Schlaf und werde auch du zum Morgenmenschen. Mit der Galaxy Watch 7 oder dem Galaxy Ring und der Samsung Health App.
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Postgame Show: Greg's Post-Pop Off Press Conference
I don't think Greg likes seasoning all that much because he said the same thing about my turkey.
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Postgame Show: Greg's Post-Pop Off Press Conference
Man, that's cold.
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Could have really used that two years ago when I dated that mistake for five months.
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Postgame Show: Spliff Notes (feat. JuJu Gotti)
I wish that I could imagine that. I would love four straight Super Bowl appearances. I can't even fathom what it is. I mean, honestly, from what I've had with the Dolphins, that means you're winning, like, a bunch of playoff games every year.
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Postgame Show: Spliff Notes (feat. JuJu Gotti)
Everyone has seen that.
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Jeremy was doing mushrooms out the ass.
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Postgame Show: The Box Apocalypse
Ja, und ich kann nur so viele füllen. Ich weiß nicht, was mit all den Boxen zu tun ist. Hast du David gesagt, dass er von Filmen kommt und er sie dir verkaufen wird? Das ist eigentlich eine gute Idee. Lies zu ihm. So, was mache ich mit all diesen Boxen?
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Wow, that's a great place to start. You know, it's so funny because I've been avoiding thinking about this now for a few days and I'm going to continue to avoid thinking about it, Dan, so you can't make me.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Well, so you want to know where I spend election day. I volunteer as a poll worker. So every election day, you know, I'm in line with doing that. I get up at four o'clock in the morning to get to my local polling place so that I can facilitate the vote. So I agree with you. I'm an exceptional person. In addition to being an exceptional journalist.
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Ich fühle mich, als wäre man in demselben Boot. Ich meine, viele der Dinge, die ich erleben möchte, viele der Dinge, die ich in Sport interessiere, haben eine politische Bedeutung für sie. Zum Beispiel Titel IX. Wenn es nicht eine Departement der Bildung gibt, die die Stärkung für Titel IX ist, wie sieht das in der Zukunft aus? Und ja, ich denke, es gibt viele Fragezeichen.
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Viele Dinge über inklusive Sport, über Frauen-Sport. Veränderst die Idee, Frauen-Sport zu schützen? Ich meine, das sind alles offene Fragen, Dinge, über die ich mich kümmere. Aber ja, sehr viel verbunden.
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Yeah, very small stickers. You need a roll of stickers. And we have those at a polling station. You have a roll of stickers. So, you know, maybe that's the better way to approach it.
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Eine Menge. Es war eine Menge Druck, Dan, wie du weißt, wie Rich Deitsch es letztes Jahr gemacht hat. Ich war auf seinem Vorsitzungsgericht. Ich war mit ihm, als er sich über all diese verschiedenen Geschichten agonisiert hat, mich zu senden. Weißt du, ob du dieses oder das denkst? Weißt du, welches besser ist? Gib mir deine Meinung über diese drei.
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Weißt du, es geht ein bisschen um die Runde und was du inkludieren wirst und was du nicht. Es ist wirklich, weißt du, es gibt eine Menge Druck, weil, wie du weißt, wir Schriftler, wir mögen wirklich unsere Arbeit verehrt sehen. We like to see our names in these kinds of volumes. And so, but it's not just about, you know, me and my peers and who I know. It really is about including the best.
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
And that means looking in corners right now where you don't always see a lot of, you know, long form, right? That haven't necessarily been included in this volume. GQ, Esquire, Outside, like all of these magazine format places, outlets that are still really committed to doing great long form. And a lot of times now that's around sports.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
And a lot of our traditional long-form outlets, as you know, have cut back, aren't there anymore, have folded. So, you know, it really is, it's a different kind of task now, I think. But, you know, you've got to do it right.
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
So, I teach, I've taught for, you know, the last 15 years, 20 years, and every class I go around and I ask my students how they're consuming their sports information and their news. And I used to ask, who's your favorite writer? But I started getting, you know, Stephen A. Smith, you know, long after he left Philadelphia Inquirer covering the Phillies.
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
So, you know, people aren't reading as much anymore. But this year in my class, I had one student who said, I like to read long form. And I was...
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
energize all over again but yeah it is it's something that is um you know it's a it's a bit of a niche it's a total niche now um when it comes to how people are consuming news but i would say you know look at a piece like sally jenkins piece on martina navratilova and chris ebert and their friendship as they have developed you know through the years but now also as they've both battled cancer and that's a great piece of writing but it also led the washington post website like you can do great work that gets great pick up still
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Die Leute machen nicht so viel davon und nicht so viele Leute lesen es. Aber es ist eine Präzision für ein Publikum wie die Washington Post. Und sie machen großartiges Arbeit. Und sie machen auch sehr gute Beratungen darüber, auch investigative Beratungen. Ich denke, es ist wirklich das, was die Zauberflasche entfernt.
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Ein traditionelles News Publikum, ein traditionelles Journalismus Publikum von Plätzen, die nur versuchen, dass man klickt auf die schlimmste mögliche Geschichte der Welt.
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Ja, es sind 25, 27. Normalerweise ist das der Barometer. Das ist, wie viele man in so einem Kalibre abschneiden kann.
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Absolut. Und was ich liebe an der Geschichte, die Sally geschrieben hat, und ich bin sicher, dass dein Dokumentarfilm auch groß werden wird, ist, dass die Liste, die Sally geschrieben hat, eigentlich drei Hauptcharaktere hat, weil sie eines von ihnen ist.
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Seine Dürre im Geschäft, ihre Beziehungen, die mit Martina und Chris zurückgehen, ihre Familiarität mit dem, wie es in den Frauen-Sporten war, aber insbesondere im Frauen-Tennis, das ist auch Teil dieser Geschichte. Sie ist fast der dritte Charakter, weil ohne diese Beziehungen, weißt du, es ist sehr schwierig, eine Geschichte wie diese zu erzählen.
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Du musst die Vertrauen der Menschen haben, um sie dir zu eröffnen, über, weißt du, lebensbedrohliche Krankheiten und, weißt du, unglaubliche Freundschaften und Schmerzen und Angst. Ich meine, das ist auch ein Teil davon. Also ich denke, weißt du, wiederum, diese Art von Geschichten. Und jetzt, weißt du, jetzt erzählen sie diese Geschichten, was großartig ist.
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Aber diese Art von Geschichten ist, weshalb diese Art von langen Formen so wichtig sind. Und das ist, weshalb die institutional knowledge that comes with a reporter like Sally Jenkins is so important.
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Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Ist das in dem Zeitraum, in dem ich schaue? Ich habe ein sehr spezifisches Fenster. Vielleicht nächstes Jahr.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Da gibt es einen E-Mail-Inbox, Steer Gods, wo du diese Geschichte anrufen kannst. Und ich sage dir, ich habe jeden einzelnen davon gelesen, zumindest die ersten paar Grafen, die eingeschickt wurden. Und da waren viele Geschichten da, viele Geschichten. Ich glaube nicht, dass Leute... Aber auch Great Caliber.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
I did indeed. It was Sandy Padway, Richard Deitch, Kavitha Davidson and J.A. Adande. And they were incredible. And I didn't count, you know, who's counting the hours? But it was it was nights and weekends for weeks.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Ich meine, ich denke, es ist Sally Jenkins' Lektion über Martina und Chris. Ich denke, das war faszinierend. Aber ich denke, jeder sollte durchgehen und versuchen, seine eigene zu finden. Eine, von der ich sehr überrascht war, ist von einem Ort namens Longlead.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Und es geht um Virginia Craft, eine Sportwritterin bei Sports Illustrated, die sich in den 1950er und 60er-Jahren verliebt hat, die ihre große Spielwirtin war. Also viele Bilder von ihr, die neben einem toten Rhinosaurus steht. Und sie ist ein bisschen seltsam und interessant, aber sie ist ein echter Teil des Vergangenheits in dieser Geschichte. Sehr interessant.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Okay, Dan, Stu, Clinton Yates and Sarah Spain. How about that?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
I saved that for my own book. This I tried to play a little straighter. So you've actually got some men, you've got some male athletes in this book as well. I try to share the love.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: They're In The Mix!
Anytime. I tolerate your nonsense on a weekly basis, so why not today?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: The Final Nightgown
Hey Freunde, es ist Jarabear hier und ich bin hier, um euch alles über Boost Mobile zu erzählen, was jetzt eine legitische, nationale 5G-Netzwerk ist.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: The Final Nightgown
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The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: The Final Nightgown
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The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: The Final Nightgown
Guys, I want to talk to you about something that I don't think we think about enough on a daily basis. And that's comfort, specifically when it comes to underwear. Because let's be real, when it's not right, you're going to feel it all day. And that's why I want to tell all of you about Tommy John.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: The Final Nightgown
Because the first time I put on a pair, I knew my underwear drawer would just simply never be the same. Tommy John hat gerade einige ihrer Produkte an uns in den Schiffskontainern gesendet. Und das ist mein erstes Mal, dass ich Tommy John Underwear trage. Ich war wirklich überrascht. Durch den Komfort, durch die Strecke, die im Design vorhanden war, durch die Textur. Es gibt eine echte Komfort.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: The Final Nightgown
Und ich kann sagen, dass sie den Eindruck gelegt haben, um sicherzustellen, speziell in unserem Fall mit Männern, dass wir sich komfortabel fühlen würden. Ehrlich gesagt, hat Tommy John das Spiel für mich verändert. Ich weiß, es wird ein guter Tag sein, wenn ich aus der Tür gehe und Tommy John aufhören werde. No distractions, no adjusting, just all day confidence.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: The Final Nightgown
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The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: Spliff Notes (feat. Juju Gotti)
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The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
No one can skate in the field like me. But wouldn't it be nice to be around the family more often and not have to worry about any injuries?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
Aaron Hernandez. Steve Martin.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
Wir können Spaß damit machen. So wie das. In Stugatz' eigener Tourettes-Bewegung.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
Chris Douglas-Roberts. Shea Gildas Alexander.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
You know what? Too many syllables. That's right. Bang, bang, bang.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
The plural did it, Stugatz. Ich weiß, worauf du gehst, der Phil Nekros der Welt, aber wenn du nur Nekros sagst... Ja, besonders den Nekros.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
Ich kann nicht glauben, dass Dan das Segment nicht mag. Es ist das Beste. Es ist Gold jedes Mal.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
Was ist mit den großen Turteln in den Galapagos? Sind das Turtel oder Turtel?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
Warte, hat Mike keine große Backgrube mit Turteln drin?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
So I googled black knuckleballer and I got a completely different set of results. NSFW.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
I know why Chad GPT thought Dennis Springer was black. It sounds black. No, it's not even that. It's because Chad GPT is crowdsourcing off of my information, which is one time I did a SportsCenter hit, and they said, this is right when the Astros won, and they said, oh, so-and-so Springer, I don't even remember his first name, he's gonna be here, and I was shocked that he was black.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
I was, Sean Springer, is that his name?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
No, the one that plays for the Astros.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
Aber wir suchen immer noch einen Black Knuckle Baller. Nicht den, der auf dem Hub ist.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
Du klingst wirklich Pentagonisch. Keine schwarze Person zu ehren. Start over, Dan. Refresher.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
Ich bin mit Dan. Ich denke, er sollte es getroffen haben und es zurückgezogen haben. Das ist eine schreckliche Art und Weise, das zu tun.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
Ich meine, was hast du gemacht? Du hast versucht, die Kommissionen aus der Liste zu markieren. Manfred raus, Silber raus. Der Teufel wird dir nicht mal den Tag geben.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
Nein, keine Chance. Keine Chance.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
Das ist eine tolle Bewegung, übrigens. Ich liebe es, das im Spiel zu tun. Du tust das auch? All die Zeit, wenn ich in einem All-Star-Spiel Nonchalanz zeige, weil sie dich nicht auf dem Boden stehen lassen wollen, bis du weiterfährst. Also stehe ich da und schiebe es wie ein Propeller. Die Leute messen nicht mit dir. Sie denken, er ist so nonchalant. Er muss hier sein.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
Ja, also du sagst, du hältst an deinen Waffen, richtig? Und dann wirst du temporär falsch verurteilt, in welchem Fall... Figurative Waffen. Du abonnierst, du abonnierst diesen Punkt, richtig? Du abonnierst diesen Stand. Aber dann, wenn du wieder richtig bist, musst du jedem erinnern, Mann, ich war der Erste, der das gesagt hat. Richtig.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
Du erinnerst dich nicht, dass du den Stand abonnierst, du erinnerst dich, dass du der Erste warst, der einen Stand zusammen hat.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
That has a really bad connotation. When you look at that group of guys. Wait, Mike, what's your middle name?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
Mike, you have to have, if you're going to be a political assassin, you've got to have three names.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
Thinking about politics? The polling suggests? It was John Wilkes Booth, not Johnny Wilkes Booth. You can't be Mike.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
You are within your right, I guess, to be suspicious of the man. John Gacy, Center, Penn State University.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: Wild Willy Is NEVER Wrong
Ted Kaczynski, Cornerback, Michigan State University.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Commissioner of Nicknames
Now is a good time to remember where Tequila's story truly began. In 1795, Cuervo invented Tequila. Cuervo. What are you doing here? Cuervo. Anytime someone says Cuervo, I show up. Well, I do know that to be true, but even during ad reads like... Cuervo. I think you could lay out, especially for one of our great partners. Sweet, delicious Cuervo. Since then, Cuervo has stayed true to its roots.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Commissioner of Nicknames
Bist du der Anwender aller Nachnamen in der Familie?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Commissioner of Nicknames
Hey Freunde, es ist Jarabear hier und ich bin hier, um euch alles über Boost Mobile zu erzählen, was jetzt eine legit nationale 5G-Netzwerke ist. Also muss ich hier einen Moment von den Lachen nehmen und meine ernsthafte Stimme aufnehmen.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Commissioner of Nicknames
The tequila that invented tequila. Proximo. Cuervo.com. Please drink responsibly.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Al Hitchcock Was a Sick Pup
Jordan, M. Night Shyamalan, nicht ein Gore-Guy, aber stopp mir zu denken. Überwertet, auch.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Al Hitchcock Was a Sick Pup
Jordan, ich sehe, dass du eine Platte da hinten hast, der Kapitän. Ich weiß nicht, wie groß du für die Yankees-Fans bist, aber es gab heute viel Yankees-Hot-Stove-Talk im Büro. Und ein großer Debatte brach aus, weil die Yankees-Fans hier sagten, dass sie Corey Seager wollten. Und dann, als die Debatte weiterging, haben sie sich für Joey Wendell gesetzt.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Al Hitchcock Was a Sick Pup
Also, wenn du tatsächlich ein Yankees-Fan bist, würdest du Seager oder Wendell nehmen, um die Pinstripes da zu verbessern?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Al Hitchcock Was a Sick Pup
The Yankees can't be your adopted team.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Al Hitchcock Was a Sick Pup
We had a better question lined up that we ran out of time for that honestly would have killed. It would have been one of Chris's shining moments had he asked the question.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Al Hitchcock Was a Sick Pup
Good energy. I like Jordan. I could see it getting old, though, if I was his wife, right? Just him? The energy. I could see her. She's like, yeah, go talk to your friends about the movie. I'm tired of hearing about Tron 3.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Al Hitchcock Was a Sick Pup
So your solution is you just move one town over? Yeah.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Al Hitchcock Was a Sick Pup
Well, you can, but you're gonna do the bare minimum, I guess. Just move over a town. Unless it's Ravenswood. That was a whole spin-off that didn't work out.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Al Hitchcock Was a Sick Pup
Could be told, it seemed like a problem with her mom. Well, but then like, I haven't seen it, so pardon me, but like, no, I haven't seen Scream.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Al Hitchcock Was a Sick Pup
None of them. Yeah, she tries to move. I saw a scary movie. Wait a second, Billy. But if Sydney moves, then doesn't the killer move with Sydney, in which case you're a hero to the town for leaving.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Al Hitchcock Was a Sick Pup
No, I knew of it, but I was a... Look, this may come as a surprise to some of you. This happened in 1996. At nine, Billy Gill wasn't looking into being scared. The world scared him enough. He wasn't looking for extra scares via the cinema.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Al Hitchcock Was a Sick Pup
Wer wäre das? Ja, danke Greg, endlich. Es gibt viele gute.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Al Hitchcock Was a Sick Pup
Ich habe letzte Nacht einen schrecklichen Film gesehen. Schreckliche Filme, in meiner Meinung, und die Leute werden es nicht mögen, es ist eine Phase, richtig? Es ist, du weißt, du bist ein Teenager, ein Junioren, ein Senior in der Hochschule, vielleicht durch das Teenagerjahr in der College und es ist so, oh, schau, wie brav ich bin. Ich werde nicht Angst vor diesem schrecklichen Film.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Al Hitchcock Was a Sick Pup
Du gehst mit einem Beutel und versuchst sie zu beeindrucken, legst den Arm um, hey, ich werde dich schützen. Und dann wächst man aus dieser Phase. Warum muss ich Saw 16 sehen? Wie viele Leute werden ihre Lippen aus dem Jigsaw-Einsatz entfernen? War 15 genug?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Al Hitchcock Was a Sick Pup
I try to go in and laugh. I tell myself, I'm just going to laugh at how ridiculous it is. Because if I laugh, then I can't get scared. So people will be freaking out in the theater. And it's the exorcism of Emily Rose or whatever. One, two, three, four, five, six. One, two, three, four, five, six. And the head's spinning around. There's blood coming out. I'm like...
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Al Hitchcock Was a Sick Pup
And then people look at me like I'm a sicko and they're like, why are you finding this funny? It's like, because I'm scared. I did find Terrifier 3 funny.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: Apps
There's also a widget now where you don't even have to open an app. You just unlock your phone and it's right there, the number.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: Apps
I'm sick of single-use apps. Why does my headphones need its own app? Just on and off. That's all I need from you. Connect to Bluetooth. Put a button for that.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: Apps
I liked our Flanagan's Watch Party because it was all apps. Oh, yeah.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: Apps
Soup's not an app. Salad's not an app. Salad's a salad.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: Apps
Oh, don't do this. Oh, that's a completely different category.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: Apps
Ja, sie haben es richtig. Außer es ist alles auf einmal, was überwältigend sein kann. Das ist ein guter Punkt. Ich esse zu viel Pfeffer. Ich muss nach Hause.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: Apps
My weather app just disappeared. Your butt is holding down an icon on your homepage. It's doing the little shaky thing and your butt is then moving it somewhere else and then pressing down again and saying done.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Countdown
I heard counting in the background. I thought like a rocket was about to take off at Cape Canaveral or something. I wasn't sure exactly what was being counted down.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Countdown
I'm a countdown guy. I like a good 10, 9, 8.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Countdown
I don't perk up until I hear the word one. Really?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Countdown
You know what? I'm trying to multitask. You know, I'm a man of many jobs. Checking downloads. Many hats. No, I was, you know, I don't want to get in the weeds here, but I was texting back a Miami Herald related text. And, you know, it's important stuff.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Countdown
Yeah, that kind of thing. So forth and so on, you know? Yeah.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Countdown
Yeah, but here's the thing. Okay, let me draw an analogy to hockey. Okay. When the two guys are about to take a face-off, but the puck hasn't been thrown down yet. Right. The music is still playing. Why? Because the clock's not running until the face-off actually starts. When I hear Dan counting down, five, four, three, two, the music's still playing because the show hasn't resumed. Right.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Countdown
When I hear one, my rabbit ears perk up. Here I go.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Countdown
I'm good now. I've been fighting. I'm over Medicaid. I've been fighting issues. My bronchial issues are really, when I have a cold on top of what I deal with every day, it's really tough for me. And what a trooper I've been.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Countdown
Well, there's a clear choice for me. uh if i saw that guy at the beach i'd go have a salad will you but yet here he is the world's strongest man have a salad is what you'd say i want your options again no no i know them and for me it's kelsey's feet you know without any
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Countdown
You're a levitard over here, a spokesman for the soap industry. Where are your hot spots, Dad? There's only three areas you have to watch. Three areas. Yeah. Under one pit, under the other pit, and the region. That's all. And quite frankly, the crack of the ass. Don't sleep on the crack of the ass. Oh, no, you've got to clean the crack. That's one region. No, you have to. Very important.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Countdown
That's four then, I guess. No, that's the other region.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Countdown
But you know what? I have gone 10 years without touching my toes in a shower.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Countdown
I mean, you know, unless I'm working barefoot in the yard, I don't feel the need to soap
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Countdown
Yeah, you have to. You keep the gooch clean. Oh, God. He's right.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Countdown
He said it in mine, and I rejected it.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Sexiest Man Alive
Es klingt so, als ob Greg Cody sich über die Frage stellt, ob er eine gute-sehende Person ist oder nicht.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Sexiest Man Alive
Who is the universally worst sexiest man ever? Because there have been controversial choices before. I feel like People Magazine has on occasion done it to be provocative. Because they want sexy to be totally subjective and people to argue about it the way that they argue about the college football committee.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Sexiest Man Alive
Greg, get out of here. I gotta go anyway. Just get out of here. It's not Glenn Powell. I don't know why you keep calling him. No, it is Glenn Powell. It is Glenn Powell.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Sexiest Man Alive
My wife gets so mad at Nick Nolte's lack of range and terrible mustaches throughout the 90s. Him capitalizing off of Cape Fear because Nick Nolte didn't have any acting range.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Sexiest Man Alive
Ich denke, Patrick Dempsey... Aber er ist ein junger Mann.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Sexiest Man Alive
Patrick Dempsey hasn't had the same kind of fame now that he had 10 years ago when we were longing for him as a person on the cover of magazines, correct?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Sexiest Man Alive
Cuervo. Anytime someone says Cuervo, I show up.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Sexiest Man Alive
But he ceased being McDreamy 10 years later, right? Even though Stugatz is arguing on behalf of Silver Fox status. Yeah.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Postgame Show: The Sexiest Man Alive
Greg Cody wird nicht in Ordnung. Er muss immer noch verurteilt werden, weil er das so falsch gemacht hat. Das machen wir jetzt am Ende. Er wird nicht in Ordnung. Ja, er wird nicht in Ordnung. Er wird bald weg. Die sexiesten Männer von Stugatz sind John Krasinski. Wie fühlen wir uns daran?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
Tucci sitzt am Ende des Fluges und fragt sich, ob er sich über den ganzen Flug nachdenkt.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
Soler war nicht da und dachte, wer ist das? Yeah, I know.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
5, 4, 3, 2, 1. How about that? Did I do it right? Well, you're supposed to say something after that. Oh, are you? Yeah, after the countdown. Chris wanted you to start the segment there. That's scary.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
I know, I'm just kidding. You were two for two. But you're into this Jake Paul, Mike Tyson fight, aren't you?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
Du denkst, dass dein Vater mit der Erwartung, dass Mike Tyson immer noch Mike Tyson sein wird?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
Aber ich glaube, was dein Vater sagt, ist, dass Tyson es innerhalb von zwei Minuten machen muss, oder er wird es nicht machen. Sehr genau.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
I understand why your dad doesn't like Jake Paul. I think it's not that you don't like him. It seems like a boxing gimmick, the whole thing.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
He looks good for his age. He's only 58. He's not that old. Right, but for that to play out, Tyson has to win the first one, I think, right?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
But in terms of the disparity in how much they're getting paid, and we all agree Tyson should be getting paid more, well, at least the same, let's just say that. I think more. But is it, it's a Jake Paul production, is it not? Ich glaube, es ist seine Firma.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
Er bekommt 20 Millionen mit keinen Kosten.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
So I would agree with you, Billy, but for people like me and Greg Cody, we don't want to believe that. No, I know that. We probably know it, but we don't want to believe it.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
But to Billy's point, it's not pay-per-view. Netflix is already something you're paying for.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
So I understand what you're saying, Chris, in terms of telling us the audience of what Jake Paul expects, but no one's paying for it. Weil sie es schon bekommen. Du schaltest einfach dein Netflix an. Es ist da.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
Oh, I'm not watching an undercard. No, hell no. I just want to see Tyson for two minutes.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
Ich stimme dazu. Ich denke, dass die meisten Leute... Nein, aber ich denke, dass wir einen Fehler machen mit dem, wie populär Jake Paul mit jüngeren Leuten geworden ist.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
Nein, aber er ist sehr knusprig. Meine Tochter will den Kampf sehen. Sie hat keine Ahnung, wer Mike Tyson ist. Wow. Sie schaut nach Jake Paul. Das ist unmöglich.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
I asked her, do you know who Mike Tyson is? She said, no, I have no idea. Now maybe that would jog. So I have no idea, but she's watching it for Jake Paul. That's all I'm saying. Me and Greg as older people are probably not giving Jake Paul enough credit and thinking Tyson is the draw here. Tyson is the draw for us, not for everyone else.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
As you should. For me, it's Dan Campbell. I mock the Lions relentlessly, and it's funny, the Dolphins had him. Like, he could be the Dolphins' head coach. At one point, he was the tight ends coach, he was the interim coach in 2015, but when the Lions made him Their head coach, I laughed at the Lions.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
I'm like, there's no way that meathead is going to be able to galvanize a team and lead that team into the playoffs and take an organization like the Lions, who I would say over the last 40 years, much like the Jets, have been the worst organization, not just in the NFL, anywhere in sports. That's how bad the Lions were before Dan Campbell took over.
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Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
And I said, Dan Campbell is not going to fix this mess. Dan Campbell hat diesen Mist geschlossen. So viel so, ich wünschte, er wäre mein Head Coach. Ich bin es. Dan Campbell, ich verzeihe. Ich war falsch über dich. Du bist kein schlechter Head Coach. Du bist kein guter Head Coach. Du bist ein guter Head Coach.
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Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
A big part of coaching is props, I think. I think a big part of coaching is props. I agree with you. But I also think it's that guy played the game. And like, I don't know what I was doing with Dan Campbell when the Lions decided to make him the head coach. Er ist nicht wie physisch, er ist nicht wie jeder Coach, den wir je gesehen haben in der NFL.
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Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
Aber er macht einen tollen Job, die Spieler zu fühlen, als ob er mit diesen Spielern im Spiel ist.
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Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
Danke, dass du das gespielt hast, denn danach dachte ich, dass es keinen Erfolg geben wird.
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Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
Er lernt. Wir haben diese Field Goals gespielt.
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Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
Falscher Trainer, das ist Nick Sirianni.
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Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
Gute Geschichte, fast schrecklich.
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Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
Er hatte seinen Namen auf dem Hintergrund seiner Schuhe. Ich denke, es ist einfach, bis du es tun musst. Genau.
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Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
It was an awkward conversation.
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Hour 2: Stugotz Issues An Apology
How hammered am I? I'm sober and I'm totally fine with it. So, I don't care. I'll approach anyone and talk about anything. It's, you know, small talk. You gotta work your way into the conversation and then suddenly you become friends and the next thing you know, he's on the show. I mean, that's how I do it.
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Postgame Show: Spliff Notes (feat. JuJu Gotti)
Wie kann man nur so... Ausgeruht sein? Ganz einfach. Trainiere deinen Schlaf und werde auch du zum Morgenmenschen. Mit der Galaxy Watch 7 oder dem Galaxy Ring und der Samsung Health App.
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Hour 1: Dom Kang Returns (feat. Sam Morril)
Guys, I want to talk to you about something that I don't think we think about enough on a daily basis. And that's comfort. Specifically when it comes to underwear. Because let's be real, when it's not right, you're going to feel it all day. And that's why I want to tell all of you about Tommy John.
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Hour 1: Dom Kang Returns (feat. Sam Morril)
Because the first time I put on a pair, I knew my underwear drawer would just simply never be the same. Tommy John hat vor kurzem einige ihrer Produkte an uns in den Schiffskontainern gesendet. Und das ist mein erstes Mal, dass ich Tommy John Unterhaut trage. Ich war wirklich überrascht. Durch den Komfort, durch die Strecke, die im Design vorhanden war, durch die Textur.
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Hour 1: Dom Kang Returns (feat. Sam Morril)
Es gibt eine echte Komfort. Und ich kann sagen, dass sie den Eindruck gelegt haben, um sicherzustellen, speziell in unserem Fall mit Männern, dass wir sich komfortabel fühlen würden. Ehrlich gesagt, Tommy John hat das Spiel für mich verändert. Ich weiß, es wird ein guter Tag sein, wenn ich aus der Tür gehe und Tommy John aufhören werde. No distractions, no adjusting, just all day confidence.
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Hour 1: Dom Kang Returns (feat. Sam Morril)
If you haven't tried Tommy John yet, I personally think you're missing out. These are the MVP of your underwear drawer with up to four times more stretch than other brands. Something I definitely appreciate. Double down on comfort with Tommy John and get 25% off your first order right now at TommyJohn.com slash Dan with promo code Dan. Save 25% at TommyJohn.com slash Dan. Not even once.
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Hour 1: Dom Kang Returns (feat. Sam Morril)
Not even if Mr. Boost Mobile himself asked me to. There is nothing funny about it.
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The Big Suey: Come On The Witty
Welcome to the Big Sui, presented by DraftKings. Why are you listening to this show? The podcast that seems very similar to the other Dan Levitard podcast. I'm sorry, I'm not going to apologize for that. In fact, the only difference seems to be this imaging. I have been tempted in restaurants just walking past tables to grab somebody's fries if they're just there. That hasn't happened to you guys?
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The Big Suey: Come On The Witty
I've done it. And now, here's the marching man to nowhere, fat face, and the habitual liar.
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Postgame Show: Doomsday
Now's a good time to remember where tequila's story truly began. In 1795, Cuervo invented tequila. Cuervo. What are you doing here? Cuervo. Anytime someone says Cuervo, I show up. Well, I do know that to be true, but even during ad reads, like... Cuervo. I think you could lay out, especially for one of our great partners. Sweet, delicious Cuervo. Since then, Cuervo has stayed true to its roots.
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Postgame Show: Doomsday
Yeah, they just announced this. And the people in charge of the doomsday clock is a bunch of atomic scientists. And I see here a photo. Ceremonially, they have a clock that's 90 seconds to midnight. And standing beside it is Bill Nye the Science Guy. He can save us. So Bill Nye is part of a collective that is moving us closer to Doomsday. So we should definitely take it seriously.
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Postgame Show: Doomsday
And so when I mentioned that I should be more... I do take him more seriously than if it were Beekman.
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Postgame Show: Doomsday
But this is a children's television scientist weighing in on the... He's still a scientist. No, I understand that, but it's just... To take the doomsday clock seriously, as many do, and I'm not taking apart his credentials. I know he's a very credentialed scientist, but also, this feels very political. Because he's standing next to the clock.
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Postgame Show: Doomsday
Like Bill Nye is, I mean, I know it's a collective, but he's there. He's among six people that represent the best and brightest of this atomic scientist collective. Who are they? Name them.
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Postgame Show: Doomsday
No Oppenheimers there. Well, the modern-day Oppenheimers... I don't know about that. Okay, well, I can't... I wasn't really prepared to pick apart the collective of atomic scientists, but I guess I was asking for it when I mentioned that Bill Nye, the science guy, was next to the clock.
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Postgame Show: Doomsday
No, no, no, no one's no one's rooting for the. Well, I mean, I'm sure there are some, but rooting for the end of the world.
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Postgame Show: Doomsday
they're right whether the world ends up ending now or not because this is the warning no no no no no hold on a second the world has to be okay so what are we supposed to do with this warning they they come out with this we're supposed to stop the war put on shutters i mean what are you gonna do right climate emissions does anyone in china the u.s russia india
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Postgame Show: Doomsday
The Middle East decide, hey, maybe we walk this back. Bill Nye said we're too aggressive.
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Postgame Show: Doomsday
It's so confusing. It starts at 9 o'clock. It's also 90 seconds to midnight, which is, all right, seems like I have some leeway here. Wake me up in a minute. So it's 11.58.30? Is that what we're talking about?
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Postgame Show: Doomsday
Daily, can they adjust it? If there's a missile strike in the Middle East, is Bill Nye the science guy going to move it forward 10 seconds?
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Postgame Show: Doomsday
How do they calculate that? Is it like pro football focus or is it environmental and political?
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Postgame Show: Doomsday
Yes. No, they've moved it back previously. Right.
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Local Hour: She's a Hoarder, Aunt Bonnie
I couldn't be less like Tony in this regard.
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Local Hour: She's a Hoarder, Aunt Bonnie
We're currently trying to buy a house and we were talking with the seller and our real estate agent about possible prices on a roof because the roof needs to be redone and they're only going to give us so much money and our real estate agent is negotiating and we wanted a certain number and so our real estate agent said that he was willing to give up a certain amount on his commission to be able to reach that number and I said to my wife like, oh, well,
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Local Hour: She's a Hoarder, Aunt Bonnie
We can do without that extra few grand, because he's done a really good job. And she's like, you're just going to give up a few thousand dollars? And I was like, well, he's really nice.
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Local Hour: She's a Hoarder, Aunt Bonnie
Der Sieben-Game-Lose-Streak macht dir fest, dass sie wirklich Udonis Haslam vermissen, oder? Unnötig in diesem Lager.
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Local Hour: She's a Hoarder, Aunt Bonnie
Guys, I want to talk to you about something that I don't think we think about enough on a daily basis. And that's comfort. Specifically when it comes to underwear. Because let's be real, when it's not right, you're going to feel it all day. And that's why I want to tell all of you about Tommy John.
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Local Hour: She's a Hoarder, Aunt Bonnie
Because the first time I put on a pair, I knew my underwear drawer would just simply never be the same. Tommy John hat vor kurzem einige ihrer Produkte an uns in den Schiffskontainern gesendet. Und das ist mein erstes Mal, dass ich Tommy John Underwear trage. Ich war wirklich überrascht. Durch den Komfort, durch die Strecke, die im Design vorhanden war, durch die Textur.
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Local Hour: She's a Hoarder, Aunt Bonnie
Es gibt eine echte Komfort. Und ich kann sagen, dass sie den Eindruck gelegt haben, um sicherzustellen, speziell in unserem Fall mit Männern, dass wir sich komfortabel fühlen würden. Ehrlich gesagt, hat Tommy John das Spiel für mich verändert. Ich weiß, es wird ein guter Tag sein, wenn ich aus der Tür gehe und Tommy John aufhören kann. No distractions, no adjusting, just all day confidence.
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Local Hour: She's a Hoarder, Aunt Bonnie
If you haven't tried Tommy John yet, I personally think you're missing out. These are the MVP of your underwear drawer with up to four times more stretch than other brands. Something I definitely appreciate. Double down on comfort with Tommy John and get 25% off your first order right now at TommyJohn.com slash Dan with promo code Dan. Save 25% at TommyJohn.com slash Dan.
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Local Hour: She's a Hoarder, Aunt Bonnie
Sieben Spiele in der Reihe. Sie haben seit 2021 nicht sechs Spiele verloren. Natürlich sind sie in den Finals des Eastern Conference das Jahr. Aber das war ein Mess. Seine Offense sieht völlig enttäuscht aus. Es ist nicht besser geworden mit Terry Rozier, obwohl er letzte Nacht gut gespielt hat. Aber... Die Defense ist wirklich das größte Problem.
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Local Hour: She's a Hoarder, Aunt Bonnie
Es wäre toll, wenn Ben Simmons zurückkommen würde, mit einem gewissen Selbstvertrauen. Er hat gesagt, sobald ich reingeschaut habe, habe ich gesagt, du weißt, was die Zeit ist. Das ist ein weiterer Quote von Ben Simmons.
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Local Hour: She's a Hoarder, Aunt Bonnie
Du siehst Jungs, die von dem Punkt des Attacks getroffen werden, dann schweigen sie, um für die Jungs zu versuchen, die typisch sehr gute Winger-Verteidiger sind, und sie lassen Jungs für drei weit offen. Ron Rothstein hat es in der Postgame-Show gestern Abend erwähnt, dass man die anderen Teams für die Miami Heat verwendet.
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Local Hour: She's a Hoarder, Aunt Bonnie
Wenn es 3-Punkte-Töne gibt während des 7-Games-Losens, schießt das Gegenteil 59 %, während das Heater nur 37 % schießt. Die 3-Punkte-Töne kämpfen nicht, sie versuchen den Ball zu bewegen, die Jungs schießen nicht, wie wir gewohnt sind.
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Local Hour: She's a Hoarder, Aunt Bonnie
Sie waren 11 und 30 in der ersten Hälfte eines Saisons. Und sie hatten mehrere 6-Spiegel-Verluste in diesem Bereich. Natürlich ist das 7. Und das ist schlecht, weil die Erwartungen viel höher sind.
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Local Hour: She's a Hoarder, Aunt Bonnie
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Local Hour: She's a Hoarder, Aunt Bonnie
Das Boost Mobile-Netzwerk, zusammen mit unseren Roaming-Partnern, bietet 99% der US-Population. 5G-Schwindigkeiten sind in allen Bereichen nicht vorhanden. Vielen Dank. Bis zum nächsten Mal. So, get started at factormeals.com slash dan50off and use code dan50off to get 50% off plus free shipping on your first box.
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Local Hour: She's a Hoarder, Aunt Bonnie
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The Big Suey: Witty's Armour Mint (feat. Chris Wittyngham)
Er hatte 19 Schüsse in 10 Spielen, weniger als 200 Yards, also nicht so groß. Also ist das Winningham?
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The Big Suey: Witty's Armour Mint (feat. Chris Wittyngham)
Hey Listeners, listen up, because I know that approaching the summer you're probably as busy as I am, but also as desperate as I am to find some healthy meals that you can fit into those busy windows. Well, it's time to make this the best summer yet with nutritious two-minute meals from Factor. Eating well has never been this easy. Just heat up and enjoy, giving you more time to do what you want.
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The Big Suey: Witty's Armour Mint (feat. Chris Wittyngham)
Get outside instead of prepping and cooking indoors. Bis zum nächsten Mal. So, get started at factormeals.com slash dan50off and use code dan50off to get 50% off plus free shipping on your first box. That's code dan50off at factormeals.com slash dan50off for 50% off plus free shipping. Guys, I want to talk to you about something that I don't think we think about enough on a daily basis.
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The Big Suey: Witty's Armour Mint (feat. Chris Wittyngham)
And that's comfort, specifically when it comes to underwear. Because let's be real, when it's not right, you're going to feel it all day. And that's why I want to tell all of you about Tommy John. Because the first time I put on a pair, I knew my underwear drawer would just simply never be the same. Tommy John hat gerade einige ihrer Produkte an uns in den Schiffskontainern gesendet.
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The Big Suey: Witty's Armour Mint (feat. Chris Wittyngham)
Und das ist mein erstes Mal, dass ich Tommy John Unterhaut trage. Ich war wirklich überrascht. Durch den Komfort, durch die Strecke, die im Design vorhanden war, durch die Texture. Es gibt eine echte Komfort. Und ich kann sagen, dass sie den Eindruck gelegt haben, um sicherzustellen, speziell in unserem Fall mit Männern, dass wir sich komfortabel fühlen würden.
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The Big Suey: Witty's Armour Mint (feat. Chris Wittyngham)
Ehrlich gesagt, hat Tommy John das Spiel für mich verändert. Ich weiß, es wird ein guter Tag sein, wenn ich aus der Tür gehe und Tommy John aufhören muss. No distractions, no adjusting, just all day confidence. If you haven't tried Tommy John yet, I personally think you're missing out. These are the MVP of your underwear drawer with up to four times more stretch than other brands.
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The Big Suey: Witty's Armour Mint (feat. Chris Wittyngham)
Something I definitely appreciate. Double down on comfort with Tommy John and get 25% off your first order right now at TommyJohn.com slash Dan with promo code Dan. Save 25% at TommyJohn.com slash Dan.
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The Big Suey: Witty's Armour Mint (feat. Chris Wittyngham)
Oh, und Madden war unabhängig, Witty. Du könntest als das 0-16-Lions spielen und jemanden schießen. Du hättest nur Culpepper, der Bomben auf Megatron schießt. Das war unglaublich.
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The Big Suey: Witty's Armour Mint (feat. Chris Wittyngham)
Mahomes is pretty bad. Best quarterback ever. The greatest quarterback of all time. He's halfway through his career.
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The Big Suey: Witty's Armour Mint (feat. Chris Wittyngham)
He doesn't know puck. No, this guy's a pro. He gets it.
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The Big Suey: Witty's Armour Mint (feat. Chris Wittyngham)
What about the brown and green version of those? Because those are even more rare than the normal peppermint. I love that extra flavor. You've never had that? The kind of mint chocolate chip version of it?
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The Big Suey: The Billy Hamilton of Hockey
My point is you're saying you guys got out fought and
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The Big Suey: Top 5 Naps You Can Take (feat. Brian Scalabrine)
He's doing a Springsteen biopic that is just based off of one album that he recorded. So it's based off the recording in Nebraska. You're going to love it.
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The Big Suey: Top 5 Naps You Can Take (feat. Brian Scalabrine)
What do you think Phil Collins' basketball game is like?
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The Big Suey: Top 5 Naps You Can Take (feat. Brian Scalabrine)
Yeah, it's Dan. Dan's the one who said it.
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The Big Suey: Top 5 Naps You Can Take (feat. Brian Scalabrine)
Yeah, when you hear people, it's Dan. Dan is the one who's insinuated. Dan does that all the time, by the way. He just says, like, oh, you know, people are talking about it and saying that Nikola Jokic and Luka Doncic can't be the face of the league because they're not Americans. Even Shea, he's a Canadian, can't be the face of the league. He likes foisting.
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The Big Suey: Top 5 Naps You Can Take (feat. Brian Scalabrine)
Don Levitard. Sugar daddies. These things, I'm telling you. I love sugar daddies. They get stuck in your teeth. You can't chew them. They're impossible to chew. They're impossible to chew.
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The Big Suey: Top 5 Naps You Can Take (feat. Brian Scalabrine)
Brian, I wonder your perspective from Boston. Nationally, Jason Tatum obviously gets a lot of hate and kind of disrespect, I think, considering the amount of winning he's done in his young career. We have led the charge on that. We have been some of the biggest Tatum haters that there have been. But my theory is it's almost just because he makes things look so easy. And in a sense, it's almost...
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The Big Suey: Top 5 Naps You Can Take (feat. Brian Scalabrine)
boring watching him play because everything looks like it was made in a lab his personality is not bombastic he's not in your face and in turn there ends up being more disrespect levied at him than he should just because he's not a polarizing player almost being unpolarizing makes him polarizing what's your view of why people look at Jason Tatum and maybe don't give him the respect that another player with his resume would get
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The Big Suey: Top 5 Naps You Can Take (feat. Brian Scalabrine)
Oh, that's a really tough question, man. I'm around the heat. So Tyler Hero, Kalel Ware, Bam Adebayo. Oh, my God. No, I know what you're saying. I mean, I've always loved watching Steph Curry. I love watching Anthony Edwards. I love watching Shea.
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The Big Suey: Top 5 Naps You Can Take (feat. Brian Scalabrine)
Yeah, I don't know what you're talking about. We never liked that guy.
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The Big Suey: Top 5 Naps You Can Take (feat. Brian Scalabrine)
He's so spectacular in terms of production, in terms of efficiency and all of the things that he does on the court. It's surprising. But I think your explanation makes a lot of sense. It's just that that people don't gravitate to him as like I'm.
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The Big Suey: Top 5 Naps You Can Take (feat. Brian Scalabrine)
Yeah, thanks. We will have also the pitch clock coming back here just a week before the season.
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The Big Suey: Top 5 Naps You Can Take (feat. Brian Scalabrine)
I think that's the problem that I would have. I don't think I could fall asleep knowing how much money I just spent to be at that movie. I think I'd be so stressed out.
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The Big Suey: Top 5 Naps You Can Take (feat. Brian Scalabrine)
I got to get off here. That's the exact fear. That's the fear is that I'm going to sleep through the couple of stops because I'll sleep through anything. I'll sleep through a couple of stops and all of a sudden we'll be in Port St. Lucie and I've got an hour and a half until I'm getting to Orlando. And now, now what?
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The Big Suey: Top 5 Naps You Can Take (feat. Brian Scalabrine)
I do think that this actually might just have a greater effect on how we produce musicals, though, right? Because the whole issue with Cats... was that it was just this weird CGI world where they were like forgetting to do CGI on certain hands. And it was this kind of cheapened version of what- It's also not the best IP. Well, it's not a great, that in itself as well. But what I would imagine this
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The Big Suey: Top 5 Naps You Can Take (feat. Brian Scalabrine)
will do is have more studios investing in musicals the way that wicked was invested in rather than trying to do that on the cheap and making a product that feels like that or even the mean girls musical that was like not quite up to snuff so it's it's about investing in the property where wicked's not like wicked is an ip beyond what it is now they can't extend that story they totally can they
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10 Days of Gregmas: Day 5
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10 Days of Gregmas: Day 5
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
I have a bold prediction. He's going back this year.
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
You won't give me better, just different, huh? Listen, the sappy stuff is for next week with our last Metal Lark episode. We're still going to be, you know, still just giving you the regular football X's and O's Gridiron Talk.
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
You gotta win it. You can't go 0-2.
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
Let's think, if we're projecting out, who could he possibly go to? Who would be an acceptable quarterback for him to lose to in the Super Bowl?
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
I can't lose to Jalen Hurts. Was Jaden Daniels?
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
That's the thing, Jaden Daniels, that leapfrogs you. Yeah, leapfrogs you.
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
No, imagine losing to a Goff and Stafford combo. Oh boy, no, no, no. Jordan Love?
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
Been there a bunch. But then you have a conversation where it's like, oh, he passed you by. Is Joe Burrow for real? And I would hate to have that conversation. It would pain you. I'm still recovering from the last conversation I didn't want to have. It's just one of those things. Are you okay? I'm managing. I'm trying. Could he lose to Russell Wilson if the Giants go on a run?
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
He's Super Bowl champion.
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
If he wins a Super Bowl with the Giants, I am willing to say he is the best quarterback of all time.
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
No, just if he wins a Super Bowl with the Giants this year, he's the greatest quarterback.
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
He can literally beat anybody. A lot on the line for Russ. Wait, can Burrow lose to Caleb Williams? Wow, no.
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
Not Baker. Jalen Hurts, I think.
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
Oder Brock Purdy. Brock Purdy wurde bezahlt. Hier ist eine Headline. Brock Purdy hat so viel Geld. Brock Purdy, ich habe die Mathematik gemacht, er bekommt etwa 53 Millionen Dollar pro Jahr. Letztes Jahr machte er, ich erinnere mich nicht genau, aber irgendwo in der Nähe von 800.000 Dollar. Wir haben immer darüber gesprochen, wie viel er macht.
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
Ich habe die Mathematik gemacht, eine sehr einfache Mathematik, und ich bin sicher, dass es komplizierter ist, als ich es gemacht habe. 66-mal sein Salar ist das, was er dieses Jahr bekommen wird. Also wird er 66 Jahre Salar machen, was er letztes Jahr gemacht hat. Das ist das, was ich nächste Woche machen werde.
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
Stell dir vor, du bekommst einen Konto, der 66-mal dein Konto ist, das du das Jahr vorher gekauft hast.
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
That's not too soon. Way, way, way too soon on this. Way too soon. Way close to home. Sorry. Let's just move on to a different thing.
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GBF - Bleeding Hands Means It's a Hot One
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This is awesome. What are the rules before we start?
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Er hat die präselektierten Namen. Ja, präselektierte Namen, nur zehn Namen.
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So it's just funny names. You just said some fan favorites means you just put in names that you like.
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Oh, this is gonna be a rough game. Oh, this is gonna be hard.
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Kyle Trask. There's so many bad quarterbacks.
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I already have my number 1. I regret that. If he's on the list, I have my number 1.
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You want to play Here's a Headline? Please. We have a number of things going on here today. We have Here's a Headline. We have blind rankings. We have some more Mikelys. Yes. What do you guys want to get started with today?
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Milrow, wow. I'm gonna put him at 9. I haven't seen anything from him. Kyle Trask at 7 is gonna haunt me.
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Okay. But you're running out of spaces here, Mikey, at the bottom. Yes, you are.
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Oh my gosh. As a backup, he might be at two. That's a good backup.
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Will Levis is third for me.
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You're thinking about the Pickett game last year, huh? I am. Eight for me.
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Got to. Yes. Got to start with the headlines. Billy, you have one? I do. You want me to go first? You guys want me to go first? This took a somber tone. I got to be honest with you. You had good energy.
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I still don't think I put him on the list even as a starter. I put him at ten. I'm going to put Spencer at six.
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I was gonna say, he may have just tipped his hand, because he said, I think this is the best name on this list. So far is what I should have said. Yeah, but you didn't. That's what I meant.
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But you didn't say that. So what is to come? Because Ich werde dir sagen, und ich hoffe, dass... Es gibt ein paar Namen, die ich noch mag. Ich denke, Danny ist ein Mann von Integrität. Ja, aber du weißt nicht, ob sie auf seiner Liste sind. Ich denke, Danny ist ein Mann von Integrität, also werde ich vertrauen, dass Fuentes die Liste nicht verändern wird. Ich halte Nummer 1 für Jameis.
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Ich werde es euch einfach sagen. Ich halte Nummer 1 für Jameis Winston. Es ist ein gefährliches Spiel, das du jetzt spielst, Billy. Ich vertraue Mike Fuentes überhaupt nicht. Das ist der Grund, warum es ein gefährliches Spiel ist. Ich glaube nicht, dass er irgendetwas verabschiedet hat. Ich glaube, er lügt.
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Ich versuche also herauszufinden, ob, wenn er sagt, dass das der beste Name auf seiner Liste ist, ob er ehrlich ist, ob er falsch spricht, oder ob er versucht, uns abzulassen. Weil er einen tollen Spiel hat am Ende. Ich habe auch vergessen, welchen Verteidiger er gesagt hat. Mitchell Trubisky. Nummer 4. Gib mir Trubisky 2.
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Oh, I'm running out of spaces here, man. You're killing me. I'll put Mitchell at two. We got four left. Yeah, I know. And I don't like what's coming. Yeah. All right, go ahead. If it's a good one, it's going to be a good one. I'm waiting for Billy's. No, I said four. You put him at four. Yeah. I was toying with two. I settled for four.
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Maybe we shouldn't be in the same room. Maybe that's the problem. When we're in different rooms, we don't get sappy. We don't get emotional. We don't really feel anything. I love you, Bill. Here's a headline. Justin Jefferson says winning a gold medal in the Olympics would be a dream come true.
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I know. You want Mel to be back on the show. Yes, I did. We're trying to get on his boat, Stugatz.
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I have him at two. I have him at two.
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Ich glaube nicht, dass es einen guten Namen geben wird.
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Ich bin überrascht, wer mein Nummer eins sein wird. Will Levis sollte wahrscheinlich Nummer eins sein. Cooper Rush Nummer eins. What? Really? Cooper Rush, number one. He's betting on Fuentes doing a thing where he just gives bad names.
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Well, last week we waited until the last.
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That's why I'm telling you he hasn't randomized these names.
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That leaves me with one in ten. I have one in ten left. Okay. As well.
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Es wird Freaking James sein. Ich habe den Nummer 10. Du wirst mit Mac Jones gestoppt.
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Es wird Karts & Wins sein. Schau.
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Oh, wow. Ich bin okay mit ihm bei 10.
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The Chargers, he's not going to play football.
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You want to know my list? Quick recap. I don't know that I hate my list. Mack Jones, Shador, Levis, Trubisky, Rush, Rattler, Trask, Pickett, Milrow, Heineke.
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Du hättest lieber Kyle Trask als Mac Jones.
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Powerful stuff. Here's the thing. The other headline there is that the NFL announced that NFL players can now play in the Olympics, I guess, coming up in 2028 in L.A.
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Aufgrund einer weiteren Review der Liste, hat er diese Liste nicht randomisiert. Ich habe keine Angst, dass er diese Liste randomisiert hat. Du bist wirklich auf dem Weg.
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Ich werde ihn nicht mitnehmen müssen. Ein Verletzter für ein Spiel, das ich nicht spiele.
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You're playing us. Pat Sajak was not playing Wheel of Fortune. Friend, he was a conductor of Wheel of Fortune.
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I mean, if fans are playing at home, maybe they're having a good time. Literally just hearing us give our top 10 rankings of random backup quarterbacks in the NFL. Yes.
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Pretty much, right? Spoiler, yes. His defense was, I couldn't have made it up. It's typed. As though you can't just type any list in any order you want and print it out. That's unbelievable. Es wird gespeichert. Es wird gespeichert.
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Es wird gespeichert. Es wird gespeichert. Außer er ist es, aber egal.
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1-Sieger in der ersten Runde. Weißt du, wie ich weiß, dass ich älter werde, außer dass meine Finger anfangen zu bluten? Das ist das erste Zeichen. Zwei Tage heute habe ich mir gedacht, oh mein Gott. Das ist wahr.
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Aber ich habe mich exasperiert. Oh mein Gott.
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Hey, möchtest du ein paar weitere Michaelis machen? Wie alt bist du? Ich? Ja.
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Biologisch bin ich 38. Okay. In Bezug auf die echten Jahre. Ja. Es ist wahrscheinlich, es ist nicht genau Hundjahre. Ich würde sagen, vielleicht drei Jahre jedes Jahr. Also wie die 90-Jahre, wie 106, etwas so. Okay. Ich weiß nicht. Du hast es gedacht. Ja.
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My fingers are pruning. I don't know what's going on. I haven't even been in water today. Oh, your fingers are pruning.
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Yeah, that's how you know. That's how you know.
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Okay. Ja, natürlich. Wir alle. Alright, the response that I wrote for Stu Gotts, which I'm surprised he didn't have, was, how about you dream about Lombardi?
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Es ist besser als weinen, Freunde.
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Du kannst den Heißen fühlen, du weißt, dass es heiß ist. Nein, lass mich meine Finger beobachten. Ja, Blut, da ist es. Es ist ein heißer Tag.
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Ja, vielleicht. Egal. I said, I gave my answer. I said Jalen Hurts. I'm going to go with Joe Mixon. I'm going to go with Joe Mixon. Okay.
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Also hat er drei Spiele verpasst. Ja. Okay. Elfzehn Touchdowns. Pro Bowler.
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Ja, rutschen. Ja. Ja. Wenn du auf den Receiving werfen willst, hatte er einen Receiving Touchdown. Ich nehme Jalen. Zwölf total. Ich glaube, dass Jalen schmerzt.
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Es gibt drei Leute, also das ist Teil des Problems. Ja.
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Es gibt nur einen Ball.
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Warren Loveland könnte eine Saison haben.
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Wenn sie zusammen sind, würde ich Warren Loveland nehmen. Für die Bär-Kolts. Ich würde Warren Loveland über Mason Taylor nehmen, wenn wir sie zusammen haben. I'll take the jet. So we all took Mason Taylor. Look at us. Yeah, that's sad. Yeah, so I'll go Tyler Horn then.
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Passing yards? Say it again.
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Yeah. Gotcha. Okay. I'm gonna go with Cam Ward, too.
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Nicht ganz, aber ich sehe, wo Sie versuchen, zu gehen.
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Das ist in Ordnung. Ich sehe, wo Sie versuchen, zu gehen.
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Ja, aber die lustige Sache ist, dass Will Levis auch der Dolphinkiller ist. Die Dolphins schlagen ihn jede Saison, weil er Will Levis nicht sein kann.
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Accurate. That should be the dream.
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Especially when you enter the NFL, right? That's kind of the dream. It's like, you know what, I really want to win a Super Bowl. But poor Justin here is like, man, if only we could find a way to win an Olympic gold medal. Spends his summers trying to take up different sports that he could win.
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Ja, er ist zurückgekommen.
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Ich glaube, es war ein Big Board Bets-Pick. Wir haben darüber geredet und gesagt, oh, da ist er, er hat ihn. Ich glaube, wir waren in einer Gruppe, wo wir dachten, er könnte nicht wieder rauskommen. Dann hat er nicht den Rest des Spiels gespielt. Danny hat mir das Spiel vom 30. September gegeben.
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Drei Komplizierungen, 75% Komplizierung. Das ist ein guter Spiel für Willi. Das ist der Grund, warum er ein guter Backup ist.
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Die Saints werden schlecht sein. Die Bucks sind gut, die Falcons könnten gut sein und die Panthers könnten... Das ist das, was ich sage. Die Panthers, ich mag die Panthers. Ich mag sie. Ich mag sie.
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Er wusste dich, aber er dachte auch, dass du jemand anderes bist. Vielleicht. Aber er liebte dich im Moment. Und ich liebe ihn. Ich nehme die NFC West.
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Here's the thing about the NFC West. One tattoo and you call it bias.
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One tattoo and you call it bias. Yeah. The thing about the NFC West is they have the Bird Gang and we all know them. I'm a proud member of the Bird Gang, so... Ich weiß es nicht. Kann ein Birdgang den ganzen Flock aufheben? Weil es auch Seahawks drin haben. Sam Darnold. Ich meine, das könnte ein Off für den NFC Nord sein. Nein, das ist es nicht.
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Especially not a headline sandwich, you know. Start and end. Yeah, wow. A headline sandwich. Do you guys eat the ends of the bread? Like if you buy a regular loaf of bread.
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Kann ich was sagen? Ich werde hier wahrscheinlich als schlechter Vater verurteilt. Ich denke nicht, dass jeder das Ende des Brötchens isst. And then recently I was looking at it and my wife was like, oh, you know, can you make bread and butter toast some bread for the girls? And I tried to sneak in one of those ends to put butter on because I was like, they're kids, they don't know the difference.
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Regret that? To Mikey's point, we throw away two perfectly good pieces of bread. But they're not perfect pieces of bread.
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But these kids also, they're gonna, yeah, like an end of, an end of like French bread, delish. Hey, here's a headline.
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You're not wrong. Let's be real, we're never gonna talk to him again, so say whatever you want.
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What's the over-under on Hailee Steinfeld appearances in that series? I would think minimal. How many episodes is it? I think it's four.
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You think she'll be in half of the episodes? I think she'll be in one, maybe. Ich denke, wir haben den Josh-Tag, wo wir sagen, oh, wir folgen Josh, wir werden sie wahrscheinlich dort finden. Und dann vielleicht in der Stande.
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He runs too tall. Wait, what?
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Das ist das, was ich denke, was passieren wird. Wir werden sie da finden und wir nehmen ein Video, um sie in den Krediten einzunehmen. Und dann vielleicht, wenn sie in seinem Haus sind, ein Feature. Aber ich denke nicht, dass es... Es wird nicht ein Jordan-Situation sein, wo du dich auf den Show konzentrierst.
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Ja, es wird sicherlich ein Damar-Tag sein. Ja. Wir werden die Highlights von all seinen Interceptions wiederholen.
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You gotta protect the flags, Billy. So let's now construct your perfect flag football team.
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Ja, na gut, mach ihn früh, weil er nicht so gut ist.
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Oh, das ist ein guter Ort für sie, die Off-Season, richtig? Ja. This doesn't matter. In season with the Bills, you don't want that. The Bills can't do in season. They have too much at stake to do in in season.
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Yeah, McDermott? Yeah. He lives in the hot seat. Hahaha. Yeah, just enough.
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What's the AFC Championship Trophy? There are three quarterbacks who have to win a Super Bowl. And there's only one who's gonna do it.
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We're not gonna do it anymore.
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Was? Es gibt keine Rennen für Quarterbacks. Ich mag das nicht. Das ist kein Flagg-Football. Das ist kein Flagg-Football. Das ist ein anderer Sport. Du musst Franzi eine Chance geben. Du gibst ihm sieben Mississippis oder was auch immer. Nach sieben Mississippis kannst du dich abnehmen. Was, wenn du geblitzt bist? Wenn du geblitzt bist, kannst du Rennen, korrekt?
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I know people are thinking like, wow, you guys are being so myopic. You're just thinking that America's gonna dominate. Let me tell you something right now, Jack. America is going to dominate flag football.
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I'm not exactly sure how this works, but I'm just going to plow ahead as though I know the rules and exactly how the Olympics work. I have a prediction. This is going to be the last year of flag football in the Olympics.
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We're going to go out as champs. This is going to be a situation where Justin Jeffersons dream of winning a gold medal in the Olympics is going to come true and is going to be one of the most valuable medals in Olympic history because it will be the only year that they do it. Because they're quickly going to realize this was not a good idea. It's going to be one of twelve.
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Who do you have coached? I have an idea of who I would want to coach. Who do you want to coach? Listen, Tyreek Hill is winning a gold medal.
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Ich weiß nicht. Wie regimentiert denken Sie, dass diese Flagg-Football-Praktiken sein werden? Wie viel Zeit denken Sie? Sieben Jungs f***en rum. Das ist das Ding. Ich glaube nicht, dass sie die Spiele spielen werden. Es wird so sein, als wenn ich Fußball gespielt habe in meinem Cousins' Backyard und mein Onkel mir die Schrauben auf den Rücken gedreht hat. Er hat gesagt, geh' hierher, geh' hierher.
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Ich kann mir vorstellen, dass Belichick auf der Seite livid ist, dass sie seine Spiele immer wechseln. Is that your coach? Jordan's there and she's like, I'm the offensive coordinator. No one's listening to me.
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How many teams is the US allowed to submit? Weißt du, in Sprints zum Beispiel, oder in den Field Events, kannst du drei verschiedene Leute aus dem gleichen Land haben. Zum Beispiel beim Eisskaten kannst du drei verschiedene Leute competieren und sie können den Medaillenstand schlagen.
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I don't understand this question.
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Where do they finish? Are they in their prime, like their current college players? We could call them... Or like Tim Tebow and his buddies.
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It looks gross there. It is hot out today. By the way, today's episode of God Bless Football is presented by DraftKings. DraftKings, the crown is yours. Wow. Billy, we have a lot to get to. Can I just say... Wir sind heute in demselben Raum. Es ist anders. Es ist ein anderes Gefühl. Ja. Wir sind in demselben Raum nicht in Monaten. Nicht nur auf diesem Show, sondern generell.
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Like Jamarcus Russell decided, you know what, this is my redemption. I like that idea.
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I kind of want Mike McCarthy to be the coach and be the Olympic gold medal coach, to be honest with you.
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I think it'll be hilarious, honestly.
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Give him golf. No, give him Purdy. I know who's going to get the job. I know who's going to get the job because he always gets the job. Somehow Cliff Kingsbury is going to be the head coach of that team. There's always another job.
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He could be reunited with Kyler again. The guy's obsessed with Kyler Murray.
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Like their orange rival. I also kind of like the idea of you pick all of your rivals, players, and it's like, well, this is just like the AFC South. Like, what's going on here? Why are these guys so tired? No, but not just tired, but they're like looking up the place like, dude, you're like, you guys are throwing up concussions.
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Ich verstehe, dass das Flagg-Football ist und es keine Hits gibt, aber du legst mich in schreckliche Positionen hier. Ich weiß nicht, ich habe nur die Spiele aufgenommen.
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It lives on, Billy. Good for the Eagles. I saw Dan Campbell voted to keep it around. Did he really?
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Ich versuche zu denken, wer ich auf Team USA wollen würde. Justin Fields ist kein schlechter Verteidiger.
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Kyler Murray und Lamar Jackson sind wahrscheinlich die besten.
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Die Sache ist... Ich meine, sie können alle triffen, aber... Ja, aber nicht Mahomes. Die Sache ist auch... Trevor Lawrence. Das ist nicht wie 2028. Also stehst du auch vor, wer noch drei Jahre älter als jetzt sein wird. Wer willst du da drin? Willst du einen drei Jahre älteren Kyler Murray?
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Wenn du nicht rennen kannst, warum werdet du Tom Brady nicht rauswerfen?
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I'm gonna say no, but I'm here to listen to you.
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Ein junger Barry Sanders. Das ist auch eine Sache.
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Barry Sanders ist 56 Jahre alt.
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Er hat das irgendwie für einen Satter gemacht. Ja, wirklich?
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Mikey, kann ich dich etwas fragen, was ich mir vorhin gefragt habe? Ich dachte, du wärst nicht da, wenn ich es dir auch gefragt hätte. Und du wirst diese Frage nicht lieben, besonders du, Stigatz. Du wirst diese Frage nicht lieben. Ich kann nicht warten. Und ich liebe es, es zu fragen. Besonders nachdem wir Joe Burrow gesehen haben.
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Verpasst du mich? You know, it's a different feeling when you're in the same room. Different energy. Right.
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Ich liebe es, diese Frage zu fragen. Wie viele Jahre wird Joe Burrow noch überleben? One Super Bowl and then we haven't sniffed it since.
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Oh, it hurt. One more year. Wir sind zurück.
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No, I wouldn't. No, I honestly hated asking that question. I'll tell you why. Because he's going to be like the MVP this season and then that's going to come back and haunt me. I hated it for that reason.
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#BecauseMiami: A Miracle Has Happened
And how many of those demands get met on that list that you had?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
#BecauseMiami: A Miracle Has Happened
Oh, my God. Look at that hair.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
#BecauseMiami: A Miracle Has Happened
Oh, I wasn't listening because of the hair.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
#BecauseMiami: A Miracle Has Happened
Yes, your hair was louder than Sampson. Your hair was louder than you.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
#BecauseMiami: A Miracle Has Happened
There's a Diaz-Balot in there, isn't there? There's a Diaz de la Portilla.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
#BecauseMiami: A Miracle Has Happened
So you break the will, you build a new will.
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
#BecauseMiami: A Miracle Has Happened
Billy, are you endorsing Ken in his campaign?
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
#BecauseMiami: A Miracle Has Happened
Count was too close to his face.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
How Alcohol Rewires Your Brain and Increases Cancer Risk by 40%! The Alcohol Doctor, Dr. Sarah Wakeman
Yes.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
How Alcohol Rewires Your Brain and Increases Cancer Risk by 40%! The Alcohol Doctor, Dr. Sarah Wakeman
Mm-hmm.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
How Alcohol Rewires Your Brain and Increases Cancer Risk by 40%! The Alcohol Doctor, Dr. Sarah Wakeman
Yeah.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
How Alcohol Rewires Your Brain and Increases Cancer Risk by 40%! The Alcohol Doctor, Dr. Sarah Wakeman
Mm-hmm.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
How Alcohol Rewires Your Brain and Increases Cancer Risk by 40%! The Alcohol Doctor, Dr. Sarah Wakeman
Yeah.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
How Alcohol Rewires Your Brain and Increases Cancer Risk by 40%! The Alcohol Doctor, Dr. Sarah Wakeman
Really?
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
The Man That Makes Millionaires: Turn $100 to $10k With This Step By Step Formula & Build An Audience From 0 Followers! Alex Hormozi
I think, I mean, you literally just delivered.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
The Man That Makes Millionaires: Turn $100 to $10k With This Step By Step Formula & Build An Audience From 0 Followers! Alex Hormozi
Right.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
The Dopamine Expert: Doing This Once A Day Fixes Your Dopamine! What Alcohol Is Really Doing To Your Brain! Your Childhood Shapes Future Addictions!
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The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
The Dopamine Expert: Doing This Once A Day Fixes Your Dopamine! What Alcohol Is Really Doing To Your Brain! Your Childhood Shapes Future Addictions!
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The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
The Dopamine Expert: Doing This Once A Day Fixes Your Dopamine! What Alcohol Is Really Doing To Your Brain! Your Childhood Shapes Future Addictions!
She will tell you how this one powerful chemical is controlling your life and what to do about it.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Steven Shares His Secret Diary: Dealing With Liam Payne’s Death, My Big Relationship Issue, These 4 Words Saved Me!
I was talking to our mutual friend John the other day, you know, the one with the podcast. I nodded, knowing exactly whom he meant. Even he's a little bit concerned his podcast growth has been flat, and he's questioning everything, my friend continued.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Child Attachment Expert: Hidden Dangers Of Daycare, It Might Be Causing Future Issues For Your Kid! Birth Rates Are Plummeting & Its Terrifying! Dr Erica Komisar
Mm-hmm.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Child Attachment Expert: Hidden Dangers Of Daycare, It Might Be Causing Future Issues For Your Kid! Birth Rates Are Plummeting & Its Terrifying! Dr Erica Komisar
Mm-hmm.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Child Attachment Expert: Hidden Dangers Of Daycare, It Might Be Causing Future Issues For Your Kid! Birth Rates Are Plummeting & Its Terrifying! Dr Erica Komisar
That's right.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Child Attachment Expert: Hidden Dangers Of Daycare, It Might Be Causing Future Issues For Your Kid! Birth Rates Are Plummeting & Its Terrifying! Dr Erica Komisar
Yeah.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Child Attachment Expert: Hidden Dangers Of Daycare, It Might Be Causing Future Issues For Your Kid! Birth Rates Are Plummeting & Its Terrifying! Dr Erica Komisar
Oh, okay.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Wir merkten, wir mussten nach dem Südpol, nach dem Boden des Planeten, einem Ort, das nur 112 Jahre herangekommen ist. Und das Gegenteil von dem, was ich betrachte, ist Wasser. Wasser absorbiert Mikrowellen. Das ist so, wie dein Mikrowellenhaufen kocht, um Kaffee zu erhitzen. Also haben wir das Teleskop dort genommen. Wir haben eine Beobachtung gemacht.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Yeah. And the data that this experiment is seeing is exquisite. Because now we know 100% that...
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Wir glauben, wir haben das Babybild, das Snapshot, die Reverberationen der Entwicklung von Zeit und Raum selbst, die Inflation, entdeckt. Wir haben es weltweit beobachtet, dass das die größte Erfindung aller Zeiten ist, in der Wissenschaft, literally. Es gab nur ein Problem. Als wir diese Messung gemacht haben,
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Wir wussten, dass wir uns verletzen könnten, weil wir wussten, wie wichtig diese Erfindung sein würde. Aber wir haben uns überzeugt, dass wir den echten Wachstum des Big Bangs gesehen haben. Aber es kam heraus, dass wir das überhaupt nicht gesehen haben.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Stattdessen sahen wir Trillionen und Trillionen von Tonnen von Stoff in unserer Galaxie, die für technische Gründe das Signal des Big Bangs ausmimikierten. und wir wurden zerstört. Es war literally dust. Wir sahen kosmische Dust, die übrig gebliebenen Produkte von explodierten Sternen.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Ja, genau. Es simplifiziert es perfekt. Wir haben diese Erkenntnis gemacht und dann sofort, effektiv, in wissenschaftlichen Terminen, sechs Monate später, das ist im Anfang 2015, mussten wir im Grunde admitieren, dass wir falsch waren. Und glücklicherweise, für mich und für das ganze Universum, war ich sehr nah mit einem Mann namens Jim Simons.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Er war ein monumentaler Wissenschaftler, Mathematiker, ohne Peer, effektiv. Und er sagte, Brian, ich habe über dieses Experiment nachgedacht und ich möchte eine Verbindung haben. Also hat er dieses Traumteam zusammengebaut und wir sind bis heute noch zusammen. Wir bauen ein Observatorium in Chile, nicht in den Südpol, in Chile, um das zu tun, was BICEP nicht tun konnte.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Das ist das Teleskop, das du auf dem Südpol gebaut hast? Ja, das hat den Nobelpreis verloren in meinem ersten Buch. Wir bekommen jetzt nur noch Daten. Es gab erst Licht einen Monat, bevor Jim Simons verflucht war. Wir konnten ihm also die Daten zeigen, die dieses Experiment sieht. Ich kann es dir nicht zeigen, so ehrgeizig wie ein Diät ist.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Du hoffst, niemand schaut, aber du weißt nicht, ob jemand schaut. Ich kann es dir nicht zeigen, aber die Daten sind exquisit.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
You know, if the universe began with a singular Big Bang, if it began on a certain day or it didn't, I just want to know the truth. The interpretation of it, that's going to be going on forever. I mean, people are battling about, as I said, we thought we detected that signal, right? So we already have a simulation of what will happen when this is discovered for good.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Wir wissen genau, was die Medien sagen werden. Damals waren die größten religiösen Denkern und Theologen der Zeit auf einer Seite, die sagten, dass dies die Existenz Gottes bezeichnet, dass Gott das Universum in einem singulären Moment erschaffen hat. Lass es da Licht sein. Fiat Lux. Das ist genau das, was die Tora, das Alte Testament, die Bibel sagt.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Sie sagten also, es stimmt mit unserer Hypothese. Auf der anderen Seite gab es militärische Atheisten, Richard Dawkins. Es gab Leute, die sagten, das prüft, dass es keine Bedürfnisse für einen Gott gibt. Das Universum kam in die Existenz, wie du gesagt hast. Das sinnlose Quantenfeld, die Fluttuation aus der Nichts. Es prüft nichts über Gott.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
In der Tat, es invalidierte, literally, Stephen, es gab Leute, die Artikel in großen Journalisten, überall, publizierten, Es ist nicht so, dass ich denke, dass ich die Tumorität habe, zu sagen, ich werde das letzte Wort sein oder wir werden das letzte Wort sein. Ich weiß, dass das durch die Erinnerungen auf die Geschichte resonieren wird, aber gleichzeitig können wir auch nichts sehen.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
And that's the hardest thing, when you see nothing. The human mind doesn't like ambiguity. You know, like, you talk about something very, you know, non-controversial. Let's talk about abortion rights. Let's talk about trans rights. No, these are incredibly controversial things, right? So what does the human mind do? It selects a side. Es sagt, keine Abortionen. Abortionen für alle.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Keine Trans-Reihe. Ja, Trans-Reihe. Immigration. Keine Immigration. Ja, Immigration. Der menschliche Geist hasst das. Und für gute Gründe. Es gibt eine alte jiddische Ausprägung. Er, der in der Mitte der Straße steht, wird von beiden Seiten des Verkehrs getroffen. Also klebt der menschliche Geist zu einem Seite oder dem anderen.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Ich denke nicht, in Bezug auf Religion oder was auch immer, dass das die definitiv letzte Wort ist. Aber es ist ein Privileg, das Spiel zu spielen.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Das ist eine lange Frage. Ich hoffe, du wirst es auch irgendwann finden. Zumindest in meiner Religion, im Juden. Gott ist der Kreator und er ist der Organisierer. Er kreiert Licht und Dunkelheit, er kreiert Tag und Nacht, er kreiert Himmel und Erde, er kreiert Wesen und Erde und Fische und so weiter. Und dann kreiert er Menschen. Und Wir können Gott nicht wirklich emulieren.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Selbst wenn man in Gott nicht glaubt, kann man sich vorstellen, wie ein Gott sein würde. Man kann sich konzeptionalisieren. Erinnere dich an den König Charles, du weißt, die Zeit ist ein Trillion, oder was auch immer. Wie die allmähliche Kraft. Aber gleichzeitig sind wir gesagt, dass Gott ein Vater ist. Unser Vater, der im Himmel ist, richtig? Und er ist ein Herr. Er ist wie ein Politiker.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Er ist ein König. Er ist ihr Vater in diesem jüdisch-christlichen Konzept. Es ist schwer zu beurteilen, was das bedeutet, weil wir keine Analogen dazu haben. Aber die eine Analyse, die wir bekommen, ist die eine Sache, die wir schaffen können, die ein Mensch ist. Nun, ich denke, deswegen haben Männer und Frauen eine Rolle, was es bedeutet, eine Verbindung zu Gott zu fühlen. Frauen viel mehr so.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Es ist fast unmöglich für einen Mann zu verstehen, wie es ist, die Fähigkeit zu sein, ein Wessel für das Leben zu kreieren. Ich denke, das ist Teil der Beweise dafür. Ich denke auch, dass es einige Beweise gibt, aber es ist keine Beweise. Man kann nicht beweisen, dass Gott existiert, man kann nicht beweisen, dass Gott nicht existiert.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Man muss sich mit dieser Ambiguität komfortieren, und sehr wenige Menschen sind das.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Does that make it more or less miraculous?
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Und dann kannst du die Frage stellen, was, wenn es einen Kreator gäbe und dieser Kreator nicht nur das erste Zell kreierte, sondern er kreierte innerhalb dieses Zells die Möglichkeit, die Propensität und hatte das Wissen, wir können es nicht verstehen, aber er hatte das Wissen, dass das eine Person werden wird, die Bewusstsein hat und Gott konzeptionalisieren kann.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Ich sage nicht, dass es Beweise dafür gibt, aber man kann sehen, welches ein größeres Wunder wäre, dass Gott in den DNA-Code entdeckt wird, dass es dann ein Stephen Bartlett oder ein Brian Keating sein wird, oder dass das natürliche Prozesse sind, die die unerwartete Schlussfolgerung der Erfindung der Leben und der Evolution sind, wie du in der darwinischen Theorie sagst, für die wir viel Beweise haben.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Ich weiß nicht, was mehr merkwürdig ist.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Oh, ja. Wie alt ist der bewusste Mensch? Ich meine, die ersten Homo sapiens unserer Spezies sind vielleicht 200.000 Jahre alt.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Ja, das ist eine gute Art, das zu sagen. Und in der Tat, viele Leute, und ich mag es, das zu sagen, Was ist dein Lieblingsjahr auf dem Kalender? Ich würde sagen, mein Geburtstag. Ich frage mich immer, was ist dein Lieblingsjahr? Normalerweise bekomme ich Weihnachten, mein Geburtstag, mein erstes Kindesgeburtstag, was auch immer. Aber das sind alle Ursprünge.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Wir sind fasziniert von Ursprüngen, weil du nicht den ganzen Prozess deines Geburtstags beobachten kannst. Du musst auf deine Mutter und deinen Vater verlangen. Und vielleicht gibt es ein paar Bilder und einen Arzt. Aber jetzt gehen wir zurück zum Anfang des Universums. Vielleicht gab es nur eine Entität. Vielleicht war es nur Gott? Und warum hat Gott das Universum gemacht?
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Und dann gibt es natürlich viele, viele Fragen. Die am stärksten strenge oder vielleicht am schwierigsten Frage ist, warum existiert Schicksal? Warum würde ein guter Gott die Leukämie auslösen? Das macht keinen Sinn. Die Standardantwort dazu ist, dass es keine Ungewöhnlichkeit, keine Chaos, keine Variabilität im Leben gibt, die eine predeterminierte Existenz benötigt. Viele Leute glauben daran.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Ich denke, ich bin der glücklichste Mann auf der Erde. Ich bekomme Geld, nicht so viel, aber ich bekomme Geld, um die Fragen zu studieren, die ich als 12-jähriger Pimple-Face-Kind in Upstate New York am meisten interessiert habe, nämlich, wie haben wir hierher gekommen? Ich denke, es ist die Frage, die... Die Leute wollen einfach wissen.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Ich habe Sam Harris auf meinem Podcast gesprochen. Er ist hier gewesen. He believes strict determinism. Every single thing, what's happening to us right now, the words that are coming out of my mouth, your ear twitching or whatever, that's all determined. There's no control. Free will is a complete and utter illusion.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
And because of that, then there doesn't have to be an explanation of why there's leukemia in children or whatever. And yes, that is an unanswered question. And I think... Aber ich glaube nicht, dass es eine erforderliche Frage ist, nichts zu tun.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Menschen würden fragen, warum ein Kind Nuklemia bekommt, aber sie würden nicht fragen, warum Menschen die höchsten Freude, die höchsten Gefühle, sowohl physisch als auch emotional und spirituell, erleben. dass wir, die einzigartigen von allen Kreationen auf der Erde sind, diese Fähigkeit haben, unsere finanzielle Existenz zu genießen, zu lieben, zu haben, was auch immer diese Verbindungen sind.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Das ist, was das Leben macht. Nun, wir können nicht antworten, warum das ist.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Ich würde sagen, das Schicksal ist menschlich, es ist menschlich verbunden.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Das ist die einzige Frage, die man nicht wissen kann, richtig? Was geschah, bevor du geboren wurdest? Man muss sich auf die Worte anderer Menschen kümmern, richtig? Man muss Fragen stellen und interessiert sein. Und was ist das einzige Ereignis, das jemals geschehen ist, für das niemand zu fragen war? Und das ist das Ursprung unseres Universums. Und das Universum enthält alles.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Well, yeah, sorry to disappoint. Right now, the connection, that logical chain that you produced has a lot of so-called missing links. But you said something that's very interesting to me. You said you consider yourself an agnostic. In other words, it sounds to me like you're doing things that an atheist does, like you're not going to church, you're not observing mass or whatever you would do.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Aber was machen du, du, du, du? Weil wenn du anagnostisch bist, sollte es etwas sein, das ähnlich ist wie ein Theist. Warum? Weil dann bist du nur ein Atheist, richtig? Ich meine, in anderen Worten, wie tust du, welche Praktiken, ich bin ein Behaviorist in meinem Leben, also ich schätze Leute darauf, wie sie arbeiten und wie sie sich verhalten und du weißt viel darüber.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Wie tust du, wenn es ein Gott sein könnte? Du hast gesagt, vielleicht willst du die Wissenschaft erklären. Du hast nicht gesagt, ich würde gerne eine persönliche Erklärung von Jesus haben. Ich würde gerne ihn treffen.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
oder was auch immer, Vishnu, ich habe keine Ahnung, was Religion ist, aber wie lebst du in der Praxis deine Leben so, dass es, wenn Gott existiert, eine Unterschiede macht, in der Art, wie du dich wahrnimmst oder beurteilst, wenn du willst?
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Lass uns sagen, du bist Hindu, oder? Ja. Lass uns sagen, du bist nicht Hindu. Lass uns sagen, du bist, was du bist. Presbyterian oder der Kirche von England. Aber wenn ich eine Praxis hätte, würde das mich nicht religiös machen? Ich meine, wenn es einen Gott gibt, müssen wir diese Matrix machen. Gott existiert, Gott existiert nicht.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Er verbeugt sich, als wäre er religiös, er verbeugt sich nicht, als wäre er religiös. Jetzt bist du in einem dieser Quadraten. Du bist nicht sicher, ob Gott existiert. Du verbeugst dich, als ob er nicht existiert. Ich frage dich, ob er existieren oder nicht existieren könnte. Stell dir vor, du gehst in ein anderes Quadrat.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Du sagst, ich werde verbeugt werden, als wäre ich Hindu oder komme zu meinem Tempel in San Diego. Du wirst in einer Religion verbeugt werden. Glaubst du, wenn Gott existiert, wird er sagen, oh Gott, Stephen, du hast den Falschen gewählt. Es ist nicht, es ist nicht, es ist ein Jainismus, es ist, es ist, es ist was auch immer, es ist, es ist, es ist, ähm, äh, äh, Latter-Day-Saint.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Ich denke, ich denke, eine revolutionäre Statement. Ich denke, Gott hat einen gemeinsamen Sinn, wenn er existiert. Wenn er nicht existiert, ist es egal, was du tust, richtig? Aber wenn Gott existiert, muss er einen gemeinsamen Sinn haben.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Es enthält Leben, Gedanken, Bewusstsein. Alles hin zu Podcastern und der täglichen Leben.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Das bedeutet, wenn du einen ehrgeizigen Versuch machst, dich zu verstehen, oder zumindest dich religiös zu engagieren, nicht zu glauben und dich zu fordern, nicht Exkuse für das Schicksal, das in der Welt passiert, oder für Kinderkanzler zu glauben. Aber wenn du in einer bestimmten Weise reagierst, denke ich nicht, dass Gott existiert. Du wirst hart verurteilt.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Aber wenn du... Lass uns sagen, ich will in Form werden, Stephen. Und ja, ich verdiene es. Ich habe Kinder, ich will gesund sein, eine lange Leben. Aber du siehst mich essen. Ich würde nicht Cheeseburgers, Koscher essen, aber... Hamburger, Frischkäse, weißt du, was auch immer wir verstehen.
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
In anderen Worten, du würdest sagen, dass wenn du weißt, dass Gott existiert, dann wärest du sehr radikal anders aus. Wenn du mit Gott, Jesus oder Gott selbst, eine Begegnung hättest,
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Brian Keating: I’m Spending $200 Million To Explore Why We Exist! How God Fits Into Science Finally Explained, Is God Real?
Du hast es schon auf dem Show gesprochen, die Frage von finiten gegen unendlichen Spielen. Und was wir in der Wissenschaft tun, die Wissenschaft ist ein unendliches Spiel. Du kannst keine Wissenschaft gewinnen. Aber auf der anderen Seite gibt es viele, viele finite Spiele. In anderen Worten, feste Wettbewerbe, für die es nur einen Sieg gibt. Ich wurde von der Universität San Diego angeboten.
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Genau, aber auch wenn man nicht wählen konnte, was ist, wenn es möglich ist, dass alle von ihnen richtig sind und alle von ihnen falsch sind?
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In anderen Worten, wir sind so traurig, fragil und unabhängig von der Aufgabe, was die echte Natur Gottes ist, dass er es so gemacht hat, dass, ich sage nicht, dass das wahr ist, aber er es so gemacht hat, dass es Wege für Interpretationen gab, wie er existierte. Ich als Jude glaube nicht an Jesus' Gnade. Aber ich verzeihe nicht meinen Freunden Jay Bhattacharya. Ich verzeihe ihm nicht.
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In Wahrheit finde ich es wunderschön, dass das sein Weg für Wunsch ist. Er glaubt, dass Jesus für seine persönlichen Sünden gestorben ist. Nun, du würdest sagen, dass du würdest sagen, dass Jesus für deine Sünden immer noch sterben wird, oder dass er für deine Sünden gestorben ist, wenn du ein Ecksmörderer bist.
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Ich denke, das Level, dass man sagt, so lange ich niemanden tötet... Es ist wie ich sage, wenn ich in Form kommen soll, werde ich in Form kommen. Mein Metabolismus, ich werde es lösen. Ohne dass ich die ernsthafte Aktion mache und hart arbeite. Denn du machst es den Rest deines Lebens. Und ich bin nicht proselytisch. Es ist eigentlich verboten in meiner Religion. Ich bin nicht proselytisch.
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Aber das Konzept von Gott... ist, dass Richard Dawkins das nicht glaubt. Ich glaube auch nicht, dass er das glaubt. Er ist ein Omniscientist, er wird die Babys vom Tod verhindern, er wird das und das machen. Das ist das, was sie lustig machen. Oder sie haben es dem Freund im Himmel gelegelt, wie du es nennst, richtig? Ich glaube nicht, dass es einen Freund im Himmel gibt.
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Ich glaube nicht, dass das überhaupt Sinn macht. Aber ich glaube, dass wir etwas sehen, das so stark reflektiert ist, wenn es existiert. Es ist wie ein Mikrowave-Teleskop, der Bicep oder das Simon-Observatorium zu Gog, der 200.000 Jahre herrschte. Es gibt keinen Weg, von dort nach hier zu kommen. Aber das bedeutet nicht, dass es kein ultimates Da und kein ultimates Hier gibt.
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Let me just say the final thing I want to say, because I don't want to make too much about this, but there's a value in practicing, even if you don't believe. Just like I say sometimes, even if you got divorced, you should still get married. Because it changes you and it opens you up to the full panoply of human experience that a lot of people don't get to experience.
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And when people have the capacity, the capability to do it, they should, in my opinion. By the way, I'm not advocating to get divorced either. But the point being... Du kämpfst natürlich damit. Interessant genug, das Wort Israel, das zentrale Land der judäischen Glauben, bedeutet, mit Gott zu kämpfen. Es bedeutet, mit Gott zu kämpfen. El ist Gott, Israel bedeutet, zu kämpfen. Wie kämpfst du damit?
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Kämpfst du damit? Denkst du darüber? Oder sagst du, ich werde diese Bücher nicht lesen, die ich vor 18 Jahren gelesen habe, weil es mir jetzt so kindisch aussieht. Und so...
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Es ist interessant, dass du das gesagt hast. Es erinnert mich an Einstein. Einstein sagte, er hat seinen Vater nie gefragt, was würde passieren, Daddy, wenn ich mit der Freizeit des Lichts unterwegs wäre und mich in ein Fenster schaue. Und er sagte, es wäre gut, wenn ich diese Fragen nicht als fünf Jahre alt hätte gefragt.
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Das bedeutet, dass 399 andere Leute diesen Job nicht bekommen haben. Ich habe eine Hürde bekommen. Viele Leute bekommen keine Hürde. Ich habe das, ich habe das. Und dann habe ich endlich nicht, Spoiler-Alert, mein erstes Buch heißt «Losung der Nobelpreise», aber es gibt nur, am meisten, drei Leute, die einen Nobelpreis jedes Jahr gewinnen können.
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Weil mein Vater mir die Standardantwort der 1800er-Jahre geben würde, was war, du siehst, du reflektierst, oder was auch immer. Und dann hat Einstein gesagt, ich hätte das einfach akzeptiert. Und dann hätte ich nie weitergegangen, um die Theorie der Relativität zu erschaffen. Was du gesagt hast, ächzt das, was er gesagt hat.
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Wenn du diese Fragen hättest und den Glauben akzeptiert hättest, als du zwölf warst, würdest du sie nicht mit der Maturität eines Stephen Bartlett, der 32 Jahre alt ist, beobachten. Und jetzt hast du diese Perspektive.
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Du hast eine Wissenswürdigkeit, die du von deinen Lebenserfahrungen, von den Millionen von Leuten, die du in der Welt geholfen hast, gegründet hast, um sie zu verschiedenen Dingen zu zeigen. Und du bist selbst auf einer Reise. Ich habe also keine Toleranz vor Wissenschaftlern, die es verurteilen und sagen, dass es dumm ist.
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Aber ich finde auch, dass religiöse Menschen zu zufrieden sind, wenn sie sagen, dass alles von Gott beschrieben wird. Alles passiert wegen Gottes. Und ich sehe das oft mit religiösen Kindern. Manchmal gehe ich in Kinderkinderschulen und lehre ihnen über die Wissenschaft. Ich bringe ihnen Promenzen und so weiter.
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Aber wenn ich mit ihnen spreche, sage ich manchmal, oh, guck, da ist ein Regenbogen da. Oh, das ist großartig. Woher kam das her? Und sie sagen, Gott hat es gemacht. Ich denke, das ist eine Form von Kindesabsturz. Wenn du nur sagst, dass Gott es gemacht hat, bist du a, völlig ignoriert über die Wissenschaft. Aber B, du verringerst auch Gottes Macht, richtig?
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Wenn du sagst, nein, das ist eigentlich ein Effekt von Wasserdroppeln, die Hydrogen und Oxygen formen. Und hier ist ihre Chemie. Und hier ist, wie sie einen verschiedenen Zustand der Erde formen, wenn sie kollektiv sind. Und hier ist, wie das Licht auslöst, die verschiedenen Waves zu diffrakten. Und hier ist die Waves der elektromagnetischen Radiation. Wo kommt das her?
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Und du fragst immer die Frage, warum, warum, warum, warum, warum? Nur dann, wenn man die Antwort bekommt, die letzte Antwort, weiß ich es nicht. Das ist die einzige Zeit, wo ich sage, okay, Gott könnte da rein kommen. Aber das bringt dich zurück.
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Diese ganze Schiene von Reflexion, von Licht, von dielektrischem Material, von Wavelengths, von Farbe, all das, das bringt dich zurück bis zu den Momenten des Big Bangs, die dann mit dem, was ich tue, intersecten.
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Ich kann ehrlich sagen, dass ich das nicht weiß. Aber ich weiß, dass du dich verändern wirst. Ich weiß, dass du dich hören wirst. Wenn du in den Ozean gehen könntest, Steven, wenn du in den österreichischen Ozean gehen könntest und nur isoliert bist, und dich für eine Stunde auslösen. Ich garantiere dir, es wird dein Leben verändern. Du wirst in Tränen sein, aber niemand wird dich sehen.
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Das ist das, warum du allein sein musst. Du kannst es nicht mit einer anderen Person tun. Du musst es selbst machen, weil es keine Sam-Harris-Meditation-Werbung-App gibt. Es wird nicht das gleiche für dich tun, wie nur du. Aber was hat das mit Gott zu tun?
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In meinem Bereich ist das infinite Spiel enthalten von vielen, vielen finiten Spielen. Und die wichtigsten Fragen, die die größte Kontroversie, die größte Wärme, die größte Leidenschaft erzeugen, haben mit der Natur des Ursprungs unseres Universums zu tun. Es ist eigentlich keine gesetzliche Wissenschaft.
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Denn wenn Gott existiert, glaube ich, dass er in dir ist und dass du mit ihm verbunden bist. Wieder einmal, du kannst ihn nicht mit einer MRI-Maschine entdecken. You can't detect them with a laser. But, you know, can, if, again, it's a big if. I'm not guaranteeing, you know, I'm sorry to disappoint. I'm not that kind of doctor, you know. I can't give you a prescription that will make you believe.
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But to have access to it, you have to be open to a communication, right? Imagine you got, you know, an email and you just never respond to it. Like people, remember the movie Interstellar? Have you seen that movie? So, you know, the people on Earth are communicating with the people, you know, Matthew McConaughey's daughter and she has a Sie weiß nicht, ob er hört und er weiß, dass sie hört.
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Aber in diesem Sinne ist er wie dieser Gott. Er hat Wissen, den sie nicht hat. Aber wenn sie nicht versucht hat, vielleicht würde sie nicht, vielleicht nur der Aspekt des Versuchens, der Attribut des Versuchens, ist das, was sie auf das Rückwärtssignal geöffnet hat, die Kommunikation, die sie letztendlich erhielt.
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Du sagst das, aber was, wenn... Wer weiß. Wenn deine Eltern... Viele der Geschichten im Ersten Testament handelt es sich um sterile, barren Frauen, die sich nicht erinnern konnten. Von Sarah... Rebecca, Rachel, all these women, they couldn't conceive, they cried out, they prayed. And again, women are closer to God in many ways because they contain life within them.
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Again, in what sense are you not already the recipient of the beneficence of something that you just don't understand?
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I don't believe it does. I don't believe it does. For the reason I said before, like, people were praying here for the Dodgers. I'm sure there were equally virtuous people praying for the Yankees.
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Es ist nicht wirklich bekannt, ob unser Universum einmal existierte, in einer bestimmten Art, in einer echten Art, wie ich es beschreiben kann, durch Zyklen von Erzeugung und Zerstörung, and or it follows sort of a biblical creation narrative. These are all kind of open questions in a certain sense.
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So I don't believe that at all, but I do believe that fundamentally a person who believes that their actions have some impact will feel at least a sense of gratitude. Let me give you an example. You're familiar in Christianity, you know, people say a blessing before the meal, like grace before a meal. So in Judaism you do that before the meal, after the meal, sometimes during the meal.
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But the point is, the more you express gratitude, you cannot be a happy person and be an ingrate. The more you're grateful for, like the sound of a song that is just so meaningful to you, the sight of a painting or a sunset, and in Judaism we say blessings for those things. If we see a meteor shower, we say a blessing. It's hard for me as an astronomer, you've got to say a blessing.
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A rainbow, another thing. Those are the kind of things we become desensitized to in life. And we just take for granted. When you taste a fine wine or you taste... Vielen Dank. Das können wir nicht verstehen, das ist wahr. Ich kann es dir nicht geben. Und ich habe euch gesagt, ich habe Probleme mit der Gebet. Denn ich mag es nicht, mir zu sagen, was zu tun ist.
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Ich mag es nicht, mir zu sagen, ich muss das und das sagen. Stand up, sit down, fast an this day, do this thing, not eat that delicious pink guy with the curly tail. But when you do that, you know this, the more you discipline, the happier your life is. Who's more happy, the guy who eats everything he wants or Jocko, the person who just gives in to all their temptations of alcohol?
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die Person, die aufhört und das, was sie tut. Ich denke, wir wollen uns über den Niveau eines Tieres aufheben.
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And because they're not yet resolved, and because the only way to resolve them is through data, we cannot actually answer these. So the human mind is in a hybrid. It's in a superposition. We kind of have a lot of knowledge, but we have a lot of questions. We have a lot of solutions, but we don't have a lot of answers. We're trying to understand that fundamental question.
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Ich meine, die Perspektive, die du bringst, ist natürlich, dass du viel darüber nachgedacht hast. Und natürlich ist deine Attitüde gesund. Und ich denke, dass du es hast, weißt du, im Gleichgewicht. Ich denke, ja, natürlich lebe ich ein gutes Leben, auch wenn ich nie sage, dass ein Atheist keine gute Person sein kann oder nicht glücklich sein kann oder solche Dinge.
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Die Frage ist, wo es sich auf deinen Leben auswirkt und beeinflusst. Zum Beispiel weiß ich nicht, ob ich 10 Prozent meines Einkommens an Charität geben würde, bevor ich das Einkommen an Charität bezahle. wenn es nicht ein Verbot in meiner Religion wäre. Aber ich fühle mich nicht schuldig dafür. Ich fühle mich nicht so, oh, du hättest Religion, um dir das zu sagen.
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Denn ich suche immer noch so viel, wie ich denke, dass du es bist. Ich fühle mich nicht so unverzüglich von den Antworten darauf. Ich fühle mich nicht so, nicht zu wissen, dass Gott wirklich existiert, was ich nicht glaube, dass es möglich ist. dass das ein Zufall sein sollte für mich.
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Praktizieren, Charität geben, in einer Gemeinschaft sein, meine Kinder mit der Anerkennung ihrer Geschichte und Kultur erweitern und einfach die Beiträge ihrer Religion, deiner Religion oder was auch immer, dem Welt.
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Und all of this is to understand that fundamental question. People want to know, how did we get here? And how does the question of God tie into all of this? Well, for the first time in history, we might be able to answer that question with scientific hard data.
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Wie verändert sich das für dich? Weil ich ein Verhältnismäßiger bin, fühle ich mich wirklich nicht so, als wäre mein Leben besser, als wenn Gott nicht existiert. Wenn ich Gott nicht kenne, werde ich dann auch nicht existieren. Das ist eine logische Überzeugung. Ich werde also nicht mehr Charität geben? Wird das mich im Leben glücklicher machen?
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Wird das der Gesellschaft oder mir einen Vorteil geben? Oder Zeus oder was auch immer, das existiert nicht. Ich weiß schon, dass das nicht wahr ist. Ich habe also dieses Experiment gemacht. Ich weiß, dass ich all diese anderen Götter nicht glaube. Ra, Akhenaten. Du würdest also nichts anderes tun? Die Vorteile meiner Leben sind so substanziell, dass ich mein Verhalten nicht ändern würde.
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Es ist gefährlich, sich zu verletzen.
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And I always say, I want to know what happened. am Donnerstag vor dem Big Bang. Schau dir das an. Ein Tag, vor dem es noch nicht gestern war. Du konntest gar nicht darüber sprechen, wenn du da warst. Natürlich war niemand da, um es zu beurteilen. Aber auch konzeptionell gesprochen, wie prognostiziert sich Zeit, wenn es anfängt? Wir denken über Zeit, und Zeit ist sehr merkwürdig.
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But I don't think so. You're not like this hedonistic Instagram influencer.
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Well, let me ask you this question. So if they found out that working out is eventually, it's actually going to shorten your life or it's going to do the opposite of what you're intending it to do necessarily, would you keep working out?
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Jede Abkürzung, jede Benchpressung dauert eine Stunde oder ein paar Minuten. Oh, das ist eine interessante Frage.
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Ich kann dich nicht überzeugen, dass es für dich schlecht fühlt. Es tut etwas für dich, physisch, mental, emotional. Ich würde es nicht sagen, dass es für dich schlecht fühlt. Aber für mich, um die Vorteile zu sehen, die Dinge zu sehen, die ich gesehen habe, die ich gesehen habe, die ich gesehen habe, Schau Steven, ich habe meinen Vater getötet.
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Und in Judäa ist einer der hohen Tendenzen, dass es die höchste Mitzvah ist. Es ist das höchste Versprechen, jemanden zu kümmern, der gestorben ist. Warum? Weil sie nicht reziprikieren können. Das ist meistens das, was wir in der Welt tun. Wir haben eine Art Vertrag. Wir spielen die Regeln. Wir machen die Dinge gut. Wir haben Vertreter. Wir investieren in den Dengen der Dämonen. Was auch immer.
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Wir werden etwas bekommen. Es gibt nichts Gutes. Es gibt nichts, was davon herauskommen wird, das dich benötigen wird. Ich habe Dinge gesehen, ich habe Menschen gesehen, die Götter sind, von denen ich nicht aufhören kann, in ihrer Präsenz zu sein. Aber es hat mein Leben besser gemacht. Ich würde die Dinge nicht ändern, die ich gemacht habe oder gesehen habe.
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Und du konntest mich nicht überzeugen, dass es nicht gut für mich war. Und wie ich schon gesagt habe, vielleicht denkst du, dass ich schwach bin. Aber ich hätte es nicht getan, wenn ich nicht fühlte, dass es mir gefordert wurde.
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Die Simulationstheorie wurde von einem britischen Philosophen konjunkturiert. Er ist eigentlich aus Schweden. Ich glaube, Nick Bostrom. Er konjunkturierte folgendes. Er sagte, die Computing wird so phänomenal stark in unserem jüngsten Zeitrahmen.
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So the notion that Nick and others have proposed is that if this is extrapolated indefinitely into the future, whether or not that can happen is a question about planetary resources, you know, part of the reason Elon wants to go to Mars, and I do want to talk to you about Mars in a bit. And that extrapolation leads inexorably to the conclusion that compute will be effectively free.
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And it will be infinite. It will be completely democratized. It will be completely demonetized. It will be almost, you know, as I said, too cheap to measure the expense of computing. And it will be everywhere in just a short amount of time. I mean, remember, the phone that we have, the iPad that you're using, these are like, these things would literally be mythological witchcraft, you know.
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80 Jahre her, und jetzt sind sie in der Gemeinsamkeit. Und die Vorstellung, die Nick von Boston vorgelegt hat, ist, dass dieser Trend in die Zukunft weitergeht, dass die Fähigkeit dieser Computern ist, die Möglichkeit zu haben, gesamte Planeten, gesamte Ökosysteme, sogar Kulturen, Gemeinschaften, vielleicht sogar Menschen selbst zu modellieren.
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Es ist sehr schwer zu beschreiben, zu definieren, was Zeit ist. Ist Zeit das, was eine Uhr zählt? Ist Zeit, wie mein Haar grün wird in den Jahren? Ist Zeit, wie wir es beobachten, auf einem heißen Stuhl zu sitzen, anstatt mit einer schönen Freundin zu sein? Sind diese Methoden unequal? Sind sie gleichwertig?
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Also, lass uns einen Parallel-Detour für ein bisschen machen. Du siehst nicht mich. Du siehst Photonen, die in deine Retina kommen. Photonen sind Pakete von Energie, einer Form von Licht. Sie reisen mit der Geschwindigkeit des Lichtes. Sie haben verschiedene Waves. Diese Waves nennen wir Farbe. Sie gehen in deine Korne, werden ein wenig gedreht. Dann gehen sie in dein Lens, werden mehr gedreht.
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Dann gehen sie in dein Retina und werden auf diesem Detektor entdeckt, genau wie ein Sensor in einer Kamera, der Pixeln hat, außer es hat Trillionen von Pixeln statt von Millionen von Megapixeln oder wenigen Megapixeln. Und diese werden durchdringt. Die Nase wird durchdringt in Zellen, die Kondenszellen genannt werden. Die Intensität sind die Radzellen.
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Und diese werden durchdringt in elektrische Impulse, die aus dem optischen Nerv direkt in deinem Gehirn gehen. Und erinnere dich, wie Andrew Huberman es dir im Show gesagt hat, das Retina ist das einzige Teil des menschlichen Gehirns, das außerhalb des Craniums ist. Es ist außerhalb des Körpers. Und es ist also ein Teil deines Gehirns, das draußen ist.
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Es durchdringt es und macht elektrische Impulse. Diese elektrischen Impulse werden dann umgedreht, wie Wände, die Elektrizität umdrehen. Und dann gehen diese in dein Gehirn und Synapsen in deinem Gehirn und die Neuralpathen in deinem Gehirn können sie reproduzieren. Nun, du hast einen Apple Vision Pro, den ich einmal gesehen habe. Das kann also simulieren.
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Es könnte eine sehr akkurate Repräsentation von mir machen, ein holographisches vielleicht, und du würdest mich anrufen und mich anrufen. Nun, stell dir vor, anstatt nur... Anstatt nur der physischen Elektronik eines Headset-Apple Vision Pro, injectiert man die elektrischen Signale in das Gehirn. Das ist also plausibel. Das sind nur physische Materialprozesse.
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Photonen, die zu Elektronen und Neurons konvertiert werden, werden in das Gehirn geprocessiert. Man muss also die input-sensory Inputs erzeugen. Man könnte ein digitales Retina haben, ein falsches Retina. Man stimuliert es und es geht in das Gehirn. Sie arbeiten daran. Das gleiche gilt für das Geräusch. Das Geräusch ist viel einfacher, wenn man einen kleinen Sprecher in die Ohren setzt.
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Aber, also, die Wahrnehmung ist, dass wir physisch nur ausgeschlossene Gehirne in einem Vat sein könnten, richtig? Wir könnten nur in diesem großen System sein, nur Massen von Gehirnen, fragt euch nicht, wie sie da hergekommen sind, aber wir sind alle nur Stimulierer und wir werden nur gefüttert.
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Ich werde gefüttert von einem Bild von euch da drüben, du wirst gefüttert von einem Bild von mir hier drüben. Ich weiß nicht, warum. Niemand weiß, warum das passieren würde. Aber die Computing-Fähigkeit ist da. Wenn du denkst, dass die Apple Vision Pro, wenn du in 1971 lebte, hättest du nicht unbedingt die Apple Vision Pro erwartet.
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Es war zu weit vorhanden, von dem, was wir hatten, von dem, was wir damals hatten. Aber stell dir vor, es wird immer größer, egal wie hoch du möchtest. Endlich wird es ein Punkt geben, an dem jedes Stück Information, jedes Atom im Universum, jedes Photon im Universum theoretisch simuliert werden könnte.
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Ich weiß nicht, warum das so ist, aber es ist unvergleichbar mit unserer Realität, wie es Menschen wie Nick Bostrom und andere sagen. Unsere Existenz bedeutet, dass wir in einer Simulation sind. Die Notion ist, dass wir alle diese Charaktere in dieser literalen Simulation, die auf einem Computer-Device, einem Hardware-Device läuft, das wir nicht unbedingt verstehen an diesem Punkt.
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Aber am Grundstück, wenn das Universum begann, wenn es wirklich einen singulären Ursprung hatte, dann kam Zeit in die Existenz in diesem Moment auch.
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Und wir nennen das Gott. Das ist es, worauf ich kommen soll. Wenn du alles simulieren kannst, musst du fragen, ob es einen Simulator gibt. Es muss einen Master Simulator geben. Sagen wir, ich bin eine Simulation. Wer hat mich simuliert? Und dann, oh, wer hat sie simuliert? Und dann, wer hat sie simuliert? Das ist die Rekursion, das ist die infinite Rekursion.
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Du kannst nicht wirklich zu einem Basis-Level eines finalen Simulators kommen. Und wenn du das hättest, wäre es wie Gott. Du sprichst von diesem Gehirn in einer Schale, das aus Silikon und Öl und demgleichen hervorgehoben ist, aber es ist physisch von Menschen hervorgehoben.
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Was, wenn du die Powerbillen diese Woche nicht bezahlen kannst und du musst zwischen deinem Kühlschrank und deinem Gehirn aussteigen? Ist das etwas, das etwas tötet? Es beginnt, in den Bereich der Ethik zu kommen und vielleicht sogar diese Konzepte eines Götters.
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Was ich gehört habe und finde ziemlich plausibel, ist, erinnere dich, ich sagte, die Bedeutung von unendlichem Computing ist, dass man alles im Universum simulieren kann. Aber kann es sich selbst simulieren? Ich möchte also auf die Theorie der Komplexität eingehen. Es gibt zwei verschiedene typische schwierige Dinge. Es gibt eine komplexe Sache, wie das Bau eines Airbus 320.
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Es ist sehr kompliziert, richtig? Du kannst es machen, wenn ich dir alle Teile, alle Instruktionen gebe, die richtige Ordnung gebe und dich energisiert. Jemand kann diese Instruktionen folgen und es machen. Der Wetterstand der Erde ist jetzt komplex. Es gibt keine Art und Weise, das zu erschaffen. Man braucht eine andere planetensichtige Sache, um das zu erschaffen. Das heißt unbedeutend komplex.
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Man kann es nicht einfacher machen und es dann einfacher und einfacher ausbauen. Man kann es von kleineren Teilen ausbauen. Wenn du die Rezepte für das Simons-Observatorium folgst, kriegst du das Simons-Observatorium. Aber wenn du es simulierst, und es kann sein, dass du das Wetter simulierst, dann brauchst du einen anderen Planeten.
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Wir brauchen einen anderen Planeten, wie die Erde, und dann würden wir CO2 an einem bestimmten Zeitpunkt introduzieren. Und dann würden wir sehen, ob es das wirklich verursachen wird. Das ist völlig unprächtig. Die Frage an diese Dinge ist also, Ist es wirklich eine Simulation, wenn es nicht 100% ist? Du könntest eine sehr, sehr gute Wetter-Simulation machen. Wir haben das.
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Aber berühmt ist, dass sie nur für ein paar Tage akkurat ist. Wie bauen Sie einen akkuraten Simulator? Es muss das Gleiche sein. In anderen Worten, ist es ein anderes Universum, wo die Simulators sind, das gleich komplex ist wie die Simulation-Kreation, die sie gemacht haben? Und dann, haben sie aufgehört? Sind sie aus Silikon gemacht? Sind sie artifiziell? Sind sie...
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Es gibt also Vorschläge, mit denen man die Präsenz entdecken kann. Es ist ähnlich wie beim Truman Show. Wie alle Computern jetzt funktionieren, liegt auf diesem binären Code. 0s und 1s, 5V, 0V. Das bedeutet, dass die Welt grundsätzlich diskretiert ist. Sie wird in kleine Teile getrocknet, wie die Kamera auf deinem Computer oder deinem iPad. Sie wird pixeliert.
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In der Welt wird es Volumenelemente genannt. Man kann eine große Anzahl davon haben, aber es gibt eine große Unterschiede zwischen einer großen Anzahl und einer großen Anzahl. um eine kontinuierliche Temperatur zu haben. Es geht von 0°C bis 100°C und es gibt jeden Schritt dazwischen.
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Aber im simulierten Weltraum, weil man eine unendliche Anzahl an Computerkraft benötigt, um nur von 0°C bis 1°C zu simulieren, Let alone from 0 to 100 or every possible combination. So at some level, you'd see, if you zoomed in really close on the thermometer, you'd see, oh, there's a little jump. So you could detect the presence of the simulator. It's more complicated.
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Actually, it's done using astrophysical sources called gamma-ray bursts and other things that have properties that are seemingly incompatible with there being a simulation at the most distant and therefore earliest moments in the universe. So right now, there's zero evidence for it.
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Nick Bostrom wird dir sagen, und du solltest ihn haben, dass das im Grunde ein Cop-Out ist und es gibt Wege, um das Failsafe-Mechanismus umzusetzen.
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Yes, aliens do exist. There's an old joke, they're called Hungarians. Hungarians are in so many countries. So, yes, there's an old joke, there are aliens, there are Klingons, and they're around Uranus. But I wanted to give this to you, Stephen, as one of the gifts I've brought for you today. This is some soap for you. This is soap. Uranus soap. It's Uranus soap, so you want to keep Uranus clean.
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Meine Kollegen scheinen davon abzuhalten. Es ist bemerkenswert anathematisch oder enttäuschend, für einen echten, ehrlich zu Gottes, arbeitenden Wissenschaftler zu sprechen, um sogar die Möglichkeit des Gottes zu betrachten. Ich nenne mich für mich als praktizierter, sehr gewaltiger Gnostic. In dem Sinne, dass ich meinen Judismus nehme. In meinem Fall bin ich ein praktizierter Jude.
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Thank you so much. In all seriousness, there's no evidence for aliens. Es gibt das, was ich als Wahrscheinlichkeit nenne, das nicht die Wahrscheinlichkeit ergibt. Die Existenz von so vielen Sternen im Universum bedeutet, dass es so viele Planeten gibt, was wahr ist. Wir haben gefunden, dass fast jede Sterne vielleicht zehn Planeten hat. Und wir haben 100 Billionen in unserer Galaxie allein.
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Es gibt 100 Billionen Galaxien in unserem Universum. Wir sprechen von einer mit 24 Zeilen dazwischen. Das ist, wie viele Planeten es in dem observablen Universum gibt. Planeten. Planeten. Manche sagen, das bedeutet, dass das Leben im Universum sein muss. Nein, das bedeutet nichts.
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Es könnten so viele Herausforderungen sein, um das Leben zu starten, nicht nur um komplexe Technologien zu kreieren, die das Leben wie uns produzieren. dass wir es eigentlich sind. Und ich sage nicht, dass wir es sind, aber ich sage, dass es 0,000 Prozent Wahrheit gibt, dass das Leben auf der Erde existiert. Ich weiß, du hast Lou Elizondo angesprochen. Die Begriffe, die er macht, sind kontrovers.
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Sie sind nicht wissenschaftlich, sie sind nicht der Regierung. Ich vermisse nicht seine Erfahrungen mit den Leuten, die er darüber spricht. Sie sind nicht persuasiv. Sie besprechen keine grundlegenden Charakteristiken. Das Universum ist größer, als du oder ich verstehen können. Wenn das unser Sonnensystem wäre, wäre der naheste Stern wie in San Diego.
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Es gibt fast keinen Weg, um zu verstehen, wie enorm unser Universum ist, auch nicht, wie groß der Kosmos ist. Wie viel von dem können wir sehen? Technisch können wir einiges von dem Universum sehen, aber die meisten sind noch nicht mal vor der Form von Molekülen. In anderen Worten, es gibt keine Möglichkeit für das Leben.
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Lassen wir uns zur Milky Way-Galaxie beschränken, die die einzige Galaxie ist, die wir jemals beobachten können, etc. Zumindest, wenn wir Wurmhaule inventieren, wie Interstellar. Aber für jetzt haben wir Proben gesendet. Der weiteste Probe, den wir jemals gesendet haben, wurde 1977 eröffnet. Es ist ein Licht-Tag entfernt von der Erde.
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Das bedeutet, dass man mit der Geschwindigkeit des Lichts, der schnellsten Geschwindigkeit möglich ist. Wie viele Meilen pro Sekunde? 186.000 Meilen pro Sekunde. 300.000 Kilometer pro Sekunde. Es ist nur einen leichten Tag entfernt. Der naheste Stern ist 1.200-mal mehr entfernt als das. Es ist vier Lichtjahre entfernt. Es wird also nie zu diesem anderen Stern kommen.
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Es hat 50 Jahre gedauert, um einen leichten Tag zu bekommen. 1.200 mal 50 Jahre, nennen wir es 100. Das sind riesige Millenia, um zu dem nahesten Stern zu kommen. Wir wissen nicht, ob das Stern überhaupt Leben hat. Es geht nicht zu diesem Stern. Aber der Punkt ist, die Galaxie selbst ist so groß. Und die Arten von Umgebungen, in denen das Leben hinkommen kann, sind so furchtbar.
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Wir erzählen uns eine Geschichte, wie du gesagt hast, mit Molekülen, und dann beginnen sie zu entwickeln. Es ist wirklich nicht bekannt, wie das Leben geschaffen wurde. Es ist nicht bekannt, wie das Leben aus nicht lebendigem Material kam, aus Hydrogen, Helium, Oxygen, wie das in eine Zelle gewechselt wurde.
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Es ist ein großer Herausforderung in der organischen, synthetischen, organischen Chemie und der Formation, der Originale der Leben. Und dann zu sagen, dass diese Entitäten dann in irgendeinem technologisch produzierten... Wenn wir einen Dinosaurus auf Mars gefunden hätten, das wäre die Erfindung der Geschichte des Planeten aller Zeiten, oder was auch immer. Auch ein Bakterium auf Mars.
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Das wäre eine unglaubliche Erfindung. Manche Leute versuchen, diese Vorstellung zu entdecken und zu sagen, dass das Leben nicht unbedingt in all diesen Planeten begonnen hat. Es könnte einmal begonnen haben und dann zu den anderen Planeten gebracht werden durch Meteoriten. Ja. Diese Theorie wurde von demselben Fred Hoyle erschaffen, der mit der Big Bang-Theorie gearbeitet hat.
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Sie nannten es Panspermia. Das klingt dreckig, aber es ist nicht. Diese Meteoriten könnten genetische Materialien tragen. Und sie könnten auf einem anderen Planeten landen. Sie könnten auf der Erde landen. Das ist eine Theorie, dass das Leben auf der Erde von einem anderen Planeten hervorgehoben wurde, das auf dem Planeten Leben hatte.
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Und in Wahrheit, das ist eines deiner schönen Geschenke, das ist das, was Elon für töten wird. Ich werde dir etwas geben, was Elon nicht hat. Das ist ein Stück Mars. Das ist ein echtes Stück Mars. Es ist 1,524 Gramm von einem anderen Planeten. Ich möchte, dass du es anfängst. Du kannst sehen, dass es ein wenig rot ist, wie der Planeten Mars.
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Aber die Frage, was man auf Glauben nehmen soll, In Hebräisch kommt das Wort Amen aus dem Hebräischen Wort Amunah, das bedeutet Glauben. Es bedeutet, in etwas zu glauben. Ich würde sagen, ich glaube nicht an Gravität. Wenn ich einen Stein ziehe, muss ich nicht daran glauben. Ich habe Beweise dafür. Die Worte Wissenschaft bedeutet Wissen. Es bedeutet keine Glauben.
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Ich habe dir ein Stück Uranus und ein Stück Mars gegeben. Hier ist ein bisschen Informationen darüber. Ich gebe, wie gesagt, diese Meteoriten auf meinem Website, briankegan.com. Das sind glückliche Gewinner pro Monat. Und ich gebe die Informationen. Das wurde in Afrika gefunden. Und wie kam es hierher? Nun, ein Meteorit hat Mars, den Planeten, zerstört.
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Das Dschungel hat sich vielleicht seit Millionen von Jahren um die Erde geflogen und in Afrika gelandet. Sie haben es gefunden. Sie wussten, dass es aus dem Raum kam. Sie haben es analysiert. Es hat die gleiche chemische Komposition, die molekulare Struktur, wie die Landungen, die jetzt auf der Erde sind, für die Erde. Wir wissen also, dass das für die Erde ist. Es ist unglaublich.
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Elon versucht also sehr, dort zu kommen. Das ist dein kleines Stück. Danke. Bitte behalten Sie es sicher. Und das ist einer der Möglichkeiten, dass das Leben von der Erde nach Mars kommen könnte. Das gleiche passiert auf der Erde wie auf Mars.
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Es könnte also auf die Erde gelangt haben, ein paar Amoebas, Orcas, Kängurus, oder was auch immer auf der Erde gelandet haben und dann auf Mars gelandet haben, mit dem DNA davon, aber es hat sich nicht gehalten. Also, Planeten teilen DNA. Das ist möglich. Aber wir sehen nicht das Leben auf Mars.
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Unvorstellbar klein.
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Nein, nicht weit, weit klein. Nicht mal ein Gras Sand. Auch unsere Galaxie wäre kein Gras Sand. Wenn das unsere Galaxie wäre, wäre es kein Gras Sand. Nein, nein, nein. Unser ganzes Sonnensystem wäre vielleicht, ja, ein Gras von Sand. Wenn das eine Milky Way-Galaxie wäre, die 100.000 Lichtjahre lang ist, wäre es wie ein kleiner Gras von Sand.
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Aus dem Sonnensystem. Aus dem Planeten Neptun. Was ist das, zehn Planeten oder so etwas? Es gibt acht Planeten in unserem Sonnensystem, insbesondere die Erde. Es gab neun, aber Pluto ist nicht mehr ein Planet. Und wir sind etwa ein Drittel des Weges von der Ecke des Disks des Milky Way. So traveling all across there.
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Yes, we would be perhaps the entire solar system, actually smaller than maybe half a grain of sand.
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Well, we sent this object. It's gone well beyond it. So the edge of the solar system is about four light hours. So in 50 years, Stephen, we've only gone, quote unquote, and I'm not denigrating, this is a historic accomplishment. We actually put on these spacecraft...
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digitisierte Bilder des menschlichen Lebens, von Geräuschen, von Liedern aus jedem Kontinent, von Kultur, von Rezepten, von Lachen von Kindern, von Weinen von Babys. Sie hielten das Goldene Disk. Carl Sagan war verantwortlich dafür. Und sie montierten es dazu und es ist jetzt, wie gesagt, 24 Lichthäuser entfernt.
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Und die weiteste Ecke unseres Sonnensystems, der Planeten Neptun, sind vier Lichtjahre, sorry, 24 Lichtjahre ist das Voyager-Spacekraft. Also haben wir nur sechsmal die Diamantur unseres Sonnensystems.
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Das ist eine sehr gute Frage. Wir denken, dass mindestens 100 Billionen Tafeln sind. Jedes mit 100 Billionen Gränen Sand. Es gibt mehr Sterne im ganzen Universum, die wir beobachten können, als jedes Gräne Sand auf jedem Strand, auf jedem Kontinent auf unserem Planeten.
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Es bedeutet keine Religion oder Theologie. Aber für mich, wenn ich über Gott denke, Das bietet einen bestimmten, am liebsten oder am leistungsvollsten Spitz zu der Forschung, zu dem armen Arbeit, das ich mache.
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Lass mich erst einmal die erste Sache beantworten. Du bist etwa 15 Trillionen Mal größer als ein Virus oder eine Bakterie. Kann diese Bakterie dich beeinflussen oder ein Virus dich schmerzen? Natürlich kann es dich schmerzen. Die Größe macht nicht so viel Unterschied in diesem Kontext. Jupiter ist 100-mal größer als die Erde. Ist das wichtiger? Ich finde die Erde viel wichtiger.
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Ich mag sie viel besser. Die Sonne ist 100-mal größer als Jupiter. Würdest du dort leben? Die Größe ist nicht so wichtig. Die Zahlen sind nicht so wichtig. Vergesst nicht, Wir sind die einzige menschliche Entität, die wir im Universum kennen. Es gibt ungefähr 70 verschiedene Arten von Primaten. Wie die Mönche, die wir vorhin gesprochen haben, die Bonobos, die Orangutans.
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Keiner von ihnen hat, was wir haben.
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Lass mich dir ein Beispiel geben. Ich bin schon zweimal nach Antarktika gefahren, um Bicep-Experimente zu machen. Wenn ich dort fahre... Antarktika ist der siebte Kontinent, der auf der Erde entstanden ist. Es ist ungefähr zwanzig Prozent der Landmasse der Erde. Das ist ein riesiger, enormes Kontinent mit extremen Bergen, Wetter, extremer Kälte. Aber das eine, was es nicht hat, ist viel Leben.
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Aber wenn du das Gleiche hättest und gesagt hättest, Steven, es gibt diesen Kontinent, dann hättest du es in fünf oder sechs Jahren gar nicht mehr sehen können, auch wenn du ein guter Athlet bist. Die Leute machen das, aber es wäre sehr schwierig, das zu tun. Es ist enorm. Es hat den ganzen Support für das Leben.
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Es hat Hydrocarbon, es hat Wasser, es hat Steine, man kann einen Schutz bauen, man kann Wasser haben, was das Wichtigste ist. Wie viel Leben denkst du da drin ist? Lass mich dir einfach sagen, Steven, es macht 13 Prozent der Erdefläche. Es gibt 8 Milliarden Menschen auf der Erde. Wie viele Leute denkst du da drin leben? I mean, as a scientist, you don't have to be a scientist.
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You say, I think there's probably, you know, maybe 800 million people there. There's zero people there, basically. So just the probability, I'm not saying it's impossible. Probability is not determined by possibilities.
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Wissend, dass das Team und ich versuchen, diese Fragen zu beantworten, können wir möglicherweise die Frage lösen, ob oder nicht das Universum begann, wie es zum Beispiel in der Tora beginnt, dem Olden Testament, der biblischen Narrative, die den Judaismus, der Christenheit und dem Islam unterliegt, der halben Weltpopulation. What if we could substantiate that narrative? What if we could refute it?
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Right. But what if we can't do that? What if there's no plane? What if there's nothing? What if this is all we have? Ich denke, dass viele der Anzeigen und so, ich habe die Top-Fighter-Piloten im Weltall interviewt, die beurteilt haben, dass sie diese Begegnungen gesehen haben. Ich habe die Top-Piloten interviewt, die beurteilt haben, dass diese Dinge existieren.
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Ich habe Avi Loeb interviewt, er ist ein guter Freund von Harvard, er leitet ein Projekt, er beurteilt, dass er herausgefunden hat, Material aus interstellarischer Technologie, vielleicht wie ein Garbage-Badge, das durch Freunde fliegt. Er ist ein sehr eminenter Wissenschaftler. An keinem Punkt verstehe ich die grundlegende Antwort auf die Frage, wie sie hierher kommen.
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What properties, what physics properties do they use? You know, they always say, oh, well, they defy the laws of physics. Well, I'm a physicist, you know, I can understand some of the most deep physics you want. And by the way, there are many times in history where if I showed you something that was made by the US government, you would say that is witchcraft magic. Like the iPad thing you said.
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iPad is just one thing. You know that in the movie 2001 A Space Odyssey, you know, by the way, I have to tell you this, if you don't know, the word podcast, do you know that it comes from... Der Film 2001, A Space Odyssey.
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Yeah, it was an engineer who called it an iPod. And the iPod came from the pod in 2001. So we owe podcasts to 2001. So in that movie, there are iPads. There are guys communicating with iPads. But they thought it was like technology of like 20 centuries from now. No, I'm talking about the technology it would take to make traversable distances out of this incomprehensible cosmos that I talked about.
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You're absolutely right.
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Sure, but people like Lou will talk about things that are exactly scientific claims. One of the things in his book, which I read, he hasn't come on my podcast, I'd like to talk to him, but he talks about these craft and the properties of them and how when you're inside of them, they're bigger than they are when you're outside of them.
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and how they affect and they interact with human biology and cause burns and so forth. And the technology he's talking about, it's not like some fifth force that I don't know about. It's using the properties of general relativity, of space-time. We do know enough about these things. Whereas, God, you're right, I'm not being so critical maybe when it comes to this notion of God.
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But remember, I said, I don't, I don't have to say I believe in gravity or in string theory. We can have evidence for it. So when they make claims that have to do with physics, they should be tested by the laws of physics. When you talk about God, I'm stipulating, you can't test those with laws and therefore I can't prove God exists, despite how much I would like to or not like to.
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I think it's very high. Denkst du, es ist hoch? Ich denke, es ist sehr hoch, dass wir allein sind. Lass mich eine Analyse machen. Um hier zu sein, mussten wir, die Erde, die folgenden Verhältnisse haben. Wir mussten... Kannst du mich an den Mond überlassen? An den Mond? Ja. Und tatsächlich, kannst du den... Da ist ein Glöckchen hinter dir. Ich würde gerne, dass du das hast. Perfekt. Okay.
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A good scientist has to be open to both. So for me personally, I've always been interested in those existential questions. I don't put myself out there as a rabbi or some exemplar of perfection as religion. Aber ich versuche es. Ich versuche, mich zu verbessern.
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So I put here a globe. And I put here the moon. And these are almost an exact ratio of size. This is about how big the moon is compared to the earth. Now, originally, before, the moon didn't exist when the earth was first formed. The earth condensed out of a giant version of trillions and trillions and trillions of tons of these meteoritic materials.
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They sank to the bottom, made the core of the earth. The earth's core is made of iron. Heavier, lighter elements like carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, they kind of accreted onto it. Und dann wurde diese Superplanete. Und diese Planete, also die frühere Erde, wurde Thea genannt. Und sie wurde so genannt, weil es dann eine Planete war, die so groß war wie diese. Gib mir, bitte, Steven.
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Eine Planete so groß wie diese, vielleicht ein bisschen kleiner. Nur für die Leute, die das anschauen. Ja, also es gibt eine Flasche, die ein bisschen kleiner ist als die Welt, die wir sehen. Sie hat die frühere Erde, Thea, beeinflusst. Sie hat Material in den Sonnensystem geblasen. Und über Millionen und Millionen von Jahren wurden einige dieser Materialien in Form der Mond.
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Die Mond und dann die Erde wurden, wie wir sie heute kennen. Nun ist die Mond 250.000 Meilen entfernt von der Erde. Es ist genau an der richtigen Stelle und Größe, dass wir Tide auf der Erde haben. Wir haben Ozean-Tide viermal am Tag. Also jetzt zeige ich, wo eine hohe Tide wäre, wo das Teil der Mond-Gravität ist, die auf dem Ozean zieht, also es steigt.
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Das bedeutet, dass einige der Tide auf der anderen Seite auch eine hohe Tide sind. Und dann die rechten Angeln, hohe Tide, hohe Tide.
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Yeah, it's actually pulling the earth, and the earth is surrounded by this sphere of water. And so it moves the earth within that water, and the water gets turned into like a lasen shape. So the high tides will be twice a day, and the low tides will be twice a day, right angles to them.
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Das passiert und wir glauben, dass diese Prozesse notwendig waren, um die Materialien aus den Ozeanen, wo das Leben begonnen hat, zu machen. Und das dann auf Land zu bringen und zu fertilisieren. Ich versuche, hier zu erklären, wie wir hierher gekommen sind.
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Es musste also eine enorme Kollision von einem vorhandenen Objekt in unserem Sonnensystem stattfinden, um die Erde und die Mond zu erschaffen, wie wir sie jetzt kennen. Aber das war nicht genug. Dann musste es diese riesigen... Kometen bombardieren die Erde über Millionen von Jahren.
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Ich versuche, mein Leben an Fragen zu beantworten, die andere gestellt haben und auf ihren Schultern stehen, um hoffentlich einen kürzeren Blick auf die Wahrheit zu bekommen. Aber es ist absolut, 100 Prozent, in meiner Meinung, unerlässlich verbunden. Die Frage eines Kreators und die Frage seiner Kreativität, oder seiner Kreativität, wenn man will.
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Die Kometen brachten das ozeanbeziehende Material, das Wasser und Mineralien auf die Erde gebracht hat, auf die Erde. Letztendlich kühlt sich die Erde und diese Ozeane, ca. 70% der Erde, sind von Ozeanen gefüllt, wie hier gezeigt wird. So that comet had to occur, that bombardment and the fertilization of water, providing of water, hydration of the Earth, came courtesy of comets.
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Then lastly, for us to be here, these guys, these are dinosaurs, here I brought an actual representation of dinosaurs. Dinosaurs were roaming the Earth, we know that, right? 65 million years ago, an asteroid about this size, which is about an inch across, Hit the Earth, traveling 250,000 miles per hour, something like that. Hit it near Mexico in the Yucatan Peninsula right here.
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Created this enormous devastation, this crater, that obliterated the atmosphere, filled the atmosphere with pollution and basically made nuclear winter, like you and Annie talked about. And that cut off light to plants and eventually the dinosaurs, most of the dinosaurs, almost all the dinosaurs died. Das erhielt Mammut. Die ersten Mammut waren kleine Rats.
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Kometen bombardieren die Erde, flutten sie mit Wasser, nur die richtige Menge, nicht zu viel, nicht zu wenig, nur perfekt. Und 3. Ein Meteor tötet die Dinosaurier. Wenn any of those came in a different order, we would likely not be here.
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So not only do they occur, three incredibly improbable things, that she would never predict would occur in that order, happen to occur and they happen to occur in the right order.
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Allowed for life to exist, yes, you're right. But remember, I'm trying to explain how DOAC occurs. Oh, okay. Oh, okay. Oh, okay. Oh, okay. wenn die Erde sich auf den Mond befindet, würde das den ganzen Ozean ausgelöst haben. Wir hätten also keine Wasser da, um aufzuhalten. Und die Dinosaurier müssten nicht existieren. Das sind nur drei Dinge, Steven. Und wir haben auch die Planet Jupiter.
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Ich habe es schon gesagt, Galileo hat seine Monden entdeckt. Jupiter ist wie ein Bodyguard. Es schützt die Erde von fast jedem riesigen, schmerzhaften Einfluss. Die Erde ist auch wie ein Bodyguard. Siehst du die Krater auf dieser Erde, die mein Sohn 3D-geprintet hat? Er ist stolz, sie dir zu zeigen. Ja. Das sind Todesstrecken, die die Erde rausnehmen könnten. Schau, wie groß einige sind.
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Sie sind so groß wie die Erde, wie die Dinosaurier, die Meteoriten in manchen Fällen töten. Also, wir haben all diese Bedingungen. Ich habe nur fünf oder sechs Namen. Stell dir vor, dass jeder von ihnen of the five or six only occurs with a probability of one in 10,000. One part in 10 to the fourth. Well, guess what happens?
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You take one in 10,000, multiply by one in 10,000, one in 10,000, six times. Just to tell you that. You get a number that's smaller than the number of planets in the universe. In other words, the probability of all, just those six things, I think there's trillions of things. How life formed, the cell formed, the chemistry, the biology, and then the culture, whatever.
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Aber, wie gesagt, für das erste Mal in der Geschichte, Ich, meine Kollegen und ich. Wir könnten die Frage mit wissenschaftlich hartem Daten beantworten.
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All those things have formed to make us technological. I think the probability is extremely small, which is why I said, I think the probability is low that we are, that there are other life forms, or another way to say it, I think it's very high that we are alone. Das könnte ein Grund sein. Es könnte ein Grund sein. Vielleicht sollten wir die Erde wirklich kümmern.
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Vielleicht sollten wir die Gnade, die wir auf der Erde haben, wirklich genießen.
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Nein, es gibt keine Beweise dafür, in dem Sinne, dass man randomisierte Kontrolltrials oder doppelblinde Surveys machen kann. Man kann exaktere Simulationen machen, wie ich gesagt habe. Die Theorie, dass die Position von Jupiter, wenn du geboren wirst, literally repliziert wird. Es gibt etwas wie eine Million Menschen, die jeden Tag geboren werden.
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Und dann am gleichen Zeitpunkt gibt es wahrscheinlich...
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14.000 oder was auch immer, du kannst die Mathematik machen und es herausfinden, um sie alle zu haben, um überhaupt keine Person zu haben, du weißt, eine Art Duplikation des Glückes oder der Umstände, der Effekt in Bezug auf physische Kräfte, die Gravität von Jupiter, die Strecke des Sonnens, die Position der Erde am Tag, an dem du geboren bist. Nun, es gibt Korrelationseffekte, richtig?
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Also musst du vorsichtig sein, um die Korrelation mit der Causation nicht zu verwirklichen, richtig? Ich bin eigentlich auf den meisten freundlichen Geburtstagen geboren, auf allen Kalendern, am 9. September. Der 9. September ist etwa neun Monate nach der Weihnachtszeit, richtig? In der westlichen Kultur sind Frauen in ihren Feiern.
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Vielleicht hatten meine Mutter und mein Vater einen schönen Weihnachtsabend oder Weihnachtsparty oder was auch immer und das hat mich dazu gebracht, hier zu sein, richtig? Es gibt also Korrelationen. Das bedeutet, dass es viele Leute gibt, die von Virgo geboren sind, die am 9. September geboren wurden, die nicht wie ich sind. Oder in der südlichen Hemisphäre gegenüber der südlichen Hemisphäre.
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Es ist interessant, weil Menschen, insbesondere Menschen, die sich um Horoskope und Astrologie und solche Dinge interessieren, sagen,
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Es gibt Elemente der Religion. Ja, es kam sicherlich aus der Religion heraus. Ich glaube nicht, dass die Menschen jetzt Konstellationen betrachten. Ich glaube nicht, dass es viele große Religionen gibt, die auf astrologischen Kontemplationen basieren.
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Warum brauchen Leute das? Leute brauchen Antworten, um das Universum zu betrachten. Zuerst einmal... Es ist ein furchtbares Universum. Wir werden von Dingen konfrontiert, die wir alle nicht verstehen können. Die größten Nobelpreisträger, die größten Wissenschaftler, die größten Denker. Wir können es nicht wirklich betrachten.
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Ja, lass mich einen Schritt zurücknehmen. Also, für 2.000 Jahre haben die meisten Wissenschaftler die Wahrheit, dass der Universum ewig war, geblieben. Und dann, nicht weit von hier, im Norden von Hollywood, ist ein Teleskop, ein 100-Inch-Diameter-Teleskop, fünf Meter lang. Und dieser Teleskop wurde von Edwin Hubble benutzt.
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Wir gehen durch das Leben, wir versuchen, das Beste daraus zu machen, aber wir haben auch diesen Sinn des Selbst und diese Theorie des Selbst und der Theorie des Geistes, dass wir mit anderen Menschen verbinden können. Und wir wollen Antworten. Und ich denke, das ist in Ordnung. Ich denke, du hast recht.
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Ich wünschte, dass ich das auch wäre. Und ich bin es nicht. Und hoffentlich werden meine Kinder das nicht hören. Ich habe von einem Psychologen gehört, der sagte, du sollst in deinem Leben umgehen. dass du nur die Hälfte deiner Neurose an deinen Kindern passst. Neurose. Schreckliche Angst, Angst, seltsame Pathologien, psychologische Schwierigkeiten.
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Denn wenn jeder Vater das gemacht hätte, würde die Spezies immer besser werden. Aber wenn du immer mehr Angst und Nervosität hast, und es gibt keinen Erfolg in der Geschichte. Viele der zodiakalen Religionen, über die du gesprochen hast, sind astrologische Religionen. Sie sehen Zeit als einen Kreis. In other words, a flat circle. A spiral goes into the future. That's Western civilization.
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That's progress in science. That's forward moving to the stars, to wherever we're going to go, and more and more human knowledge and flourishing. But if you just say, I'm committed to, I'm going to be repeating every year on the birthday, I'm going to be repeating what all that my ancestors did, that's very depressing.
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And it doesn't lead to innovation, to find cures for diseases, to find explanations for fields and forces and technology that we have. So what is the meaning of life? Glad you asked. To me, the meaning of life is to do as many things that, if taken away from you, would be devastating to you.
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That which you do should be so consequential that to not have done it or not have it would literally destroy you to your core. For me, it's my kids. Diese Verbindungen, die Verbindungen, die Hoffnung für die Zukunft. Ich habe das nie gesagt, Steven, aber... Ich werde nicht zu emotional, aber ich denke viel mehr über Tod. Besonders in meinem Fall, seit dem 7. Oktober letztes Jahr.
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Viele meiner Freunde und Familie wurden dadurch in Israel beeinflusst. Ich habe in den letzten Jahren nie mehr so viele Mal geweint als ich habe. Aber über all diese Tränen und Emotionen zu denken und zu sagen, ich wünschte, ich hätte das nie erlebt. Ich wünschte, ich hätte die Schmerzen nicht gehabt, wenn ich die Freude nicht gehabt hätte, diese Menschen in meinem Leben zu haben.
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Und ich bin nicht bereit, zu sterben. Hoffentlich, vielleicht in der Mitte. Ich weiß nicht, ob ich 104 Jahre alt werde, aber hoffentlich, vielleicht werde ich das. But I've done a lot in my life. I've done things that I didn't think I could do when I was a kid. I've married the love of my life. I've brought incredible souls into the world. If I did die, I'm not scared. I don't want to.
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I'm working on my body. I'm working on my diet. I'm trying to do what's right for me so I can be here as long as possible. But the meaning of life is making connections. It's making these bonds such that, you know, you hope that people will be sad, devastated, even when you're gone. So too, the connections that I've made, I can't see my life without them. I don't want to. I don't think about it.
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It's morbid. To me, it's make those connections while you can. I mean, when I listened to that episode that you did with Annie Jacobson, Es ist furchtbar, oder? Und du warst so visuell erschrocken in dieser Episode. Sie ist unglaublich. Wir wissen es nicht. Ich meine, Gott sei Dank. Ich glaube nicht, dass es super ist. Vielleicht ist es so. Vielleicht ist es so. Vielleicht nicht.
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Aber die Punkte wissen wir nicht. Die Punkte sind, dass wir jetzt hier sind. Die Punkte sind, dass wir alleine sein könnten. Aber das sollte uns mit Sinn füllen. Um das zu tun, was wir so einzigartig tun können.
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Hubble hat beobachtet, dass jede Galaxie, die er sehen konnte, von der Milky Way-Galaxie weggeht. Jede Galaxie, die aus 100 Billionen Sonnenkollektionen, wie unser Sonnenschein, von uns aus expandiert. Wie konnte er das durch einen Teleskop sehen? Er benutzte den Redshift. Der Redshift ist ein Effekt, der an Christian Dopplers Erfindung gehört, der Doppler-Schiff.
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Es hat sich verändert. Teilweise, weil mein Vater ein großer Wissenschaftler war. Ich wollte ihn zeigen. Er hat nie einen Nobelpreis gewonnen. Er hat viele Werte gewonnen. Ich wollte ihn zeigen. Jetzt ist er tot. Es gibt niemanden, um Dinge zu beweisen. Du solltest dein Leben leben, um dich selbst zu beeindrucken.
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And I feel like, yeah, if they gave me the Nobel Prize, if someday I would merit it with my team of these brilliant scientists, that's pretty unlikely, but let's say it happened. It doesn't mean what it once meant to me when I was your age. When I was your age, it was an idol to me. Es war ein Gott.
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Wenn du es gewinnst, bist du so nah an der wissenschaftlichen Gerechtigkeit und dem göttlichen Status, wie du es vorstellen kannst. Viel mehr als ein Oscar, ein Goldmedaillen in den Olympischen Spielen. Es gibt nur 200 oder so, die ich je gewonnen habe. Es ist wie ein kleiner Buch. Und tatsächlich habe ich mit Leuten gesprochen, die es gewonnen haben.
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Eigentlich wurde mein zweiter Buch, Into the Impossible, von Barry Barish geschrieben. Er hat den 2017-Nobelpreis gewonnen. Er hat mir gesagt, Brian, weil ich immer meine letzte Frage frage, ich weiß, wir kommen zum Ende hier, wie deine letzte Frage, ich habe von dir gelernt, ich habe meine eigene letzte Frage.
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Es ist, wenn du in der Vergangenheit zurückgehen könntest und deinen 20-jährigen Selbst treffen würdest, was würdest du ihm sagen, um ihm die Kraft zu geben, so wie du es gemacht hast, in das Unmögliche zu gehen? Und er hat mir gesagt, Brian, ich würde sagen, um das Imposter-Syndrom zu stoppen. And I said, well, you know, yeah, you just told me you won the Nobel Prize and he won't, no, no, no.
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I have the imposter syndrome now. I said, Barry, you're kidding me. You won the Nobel Prize. How could you possibly have imposter syndrome? He said, Brian, let me tell you something. When you win a Nobel Prize, you go to Stockholm, you meet the King of Sweden, they give you this buffet dinner, you're dressed in white tie, not black tie, white tie. You get this huge gold medal, solid gold.
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You get a million dollars possibly Sie wollen darauf achten, dass du nicht zurückkommst und sagst, hey, Gustav da, wo ist mein Geld, wo ist mein Preis? Also machen sie dir ein Lager, nicht wie das Lager vor dir. Und es hat deine Signatur. Ich, Barry Barrish, habe den Nobelpreis erhalten. Und Barry sagte, ich habe das Buch genommen.
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Das erste, was ich gemacht habe, ist, ich habe die Karte geschlossen. Wer hat es letztes Jahr gewonnen? Wer hat es das Jahr vorher gewonnen? Ich habe Richard Feynman gesehen. Ich habe Marie Curie gesehen. Ich habe Albert Einstein gesehen. Er sagte, ich muss nicht im selben Universum wie Albert Einstein sein, auch nicht im selben Buch.
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Wie können sie mir den gleichen Preis geben, den sie ihm gegeben haben? Und ich bemerkte, das war ein Ereignis für ihn auch. Ich sagte, Barry, ich habe gute Nachrichten für dich. Albert Einstein hatte das Imposter-Syndrom. Er sagte, du verarschst mich. Ich sagte, nein, nein, nein, Barry. Er hatte das Imposter-Syndrom und sein Helden war Isaac Newton.
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Einstein sagte, dass Isaac Newton mehr für die Wissenschaft und die westlichen Zivilisationen getan hat als jene Menschheit jemals oder seitdem. Das ist eine ziemlich große Ordnung. Wie konnte Einstein damit leben? Aber ich sagte, Barry, wir gehen einen Schritt tiefer. Isaac Newton hatte das Impostor-Syndrom. Was zur Hölle?
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Wie konnte er die größte, inventierte Kalkülse, die Regeln der universalen Gravitation entdeckt haben, die Prinzipien der Optik, dieses Teleskop entwickelt haben, No, no, no. He felt wholly, entirely unworthy of his hero, Jesus Christ. So much so, Stephen, that he attempted to do the same thing that Jesus Christ did.
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He knew he couldn't work miracles, he knew he couldn't walk on water and turn loaves into fishes, but he could do what was in some sense a greater struggle, which was to die a virgin, as Jesus did. And so he did. So the lesson is, Imposter Syndrome is normal. Don't idolize something. Literally, you get a graven golden image of a man. Who cares? He's a man. I don't care.
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I take time home with my family over that on the Shabbat as I invite you down to come to me in San Diego anytime you want.
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Hast du jemals einen Ambulanzhund gehört und es kommt nach dir und es wird höher in Frequenz? Das ist der Doppler-Schiff. Die Wälder des Geräuschens steigen hoch, ihre Frequenz steigt höher und höher, die Wavelänge steigt in die Richtung, in die es geht, die Suche, und es wird in die andere Richtung niedriger. Das gleiche passiert mit Licht.
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Du bist auf einem Nobelpreis-Niveau.
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Ich war mit ihnen alle. Sie haben einen einzigen Blick, der nicht replizierbar ist. Aber ich möchte Sie mit einer Mission verlassen, die mich geführt hat. Und wiederum, ich habe viel von Ihnen gelernt. Es ist kein Geheimnis, dass ich die hohe Energie habe.
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Kannst du dir vorstellen, wie schwer es ist, jemanden zu nehmen, der einen chemischen Pathway studiert und einen thermodynamischen System, um es zu machen, wie die Hype-Show, die ihr in diesen Episoden öffnet? Ich habe das von dir gelernt. Aber Carl Sagan sagte, was für ein erstaunliches Ding ein Buch ist. In dem Buch gibt es die Worte eines langverletzten Autors und du liest es dir selbst.
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Und er oder sie kommuniziert mit dir über die Äußerungen. Heutzutage haben Millionen von Menschen dich in ihren Händen. Und du kommunizierst potenziell über die Generationen. Und du bist, ich will nicht so wie eine jüdische Mutter sein, aber deine Kinder, deine Großeltern, sie werden das haben. Es wird nicht ein Buch sein, das wundervoll ist. Es wird viszeral sein.
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Und es wird einen Einfluss haben, den man sich gar nicht vorstellen kann.
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Das war die letzte Wahl. Das war wie die Podcast-Wahl. Nicht auf einem Podcast gehen, auf einem Podcast gehen. Und es gibt viele Leute, die versuchen, zu imitieren, was du tust. Ich tue es nicht für Geld, ich tue es nicht für meine Karriere, ich tue es für Spaß. Denn ich will den jungen Menschen zurückgeben, wie ich von Carl Sagan oder Isaac Asimov gelernt habe. I read their books.
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It inspired me to be a scientist. When COVID hit in 2020, they couldn't do book tours. So I invited all my scientist friends to come on. I had some Nobel Prize winners come on. It just keeps amplifying. For me, it's a passion project, but it's a way of giving back, returning to the community from whom I've taken so much. I've learned so much.
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Ich glaube, du machst das bereits. Ich meine, du hast schon wieder gesprochen. Ich habe versucht, die Eindrücke von Mörsern zu studieren, die ich verstehen kann. Der Experimentationsprozess ist ein Prozess, der grundlegend mit dem aktuellen Produkt nicht zufrieden ist, obwohl es wunderbar ist und großartig ist. Es ist top, top, du weißt, in seiner Kategorie.
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Aber immer noch nicht zufrieden zu sein. Man will immer etwas besser machen, sehen, was funktioniert und was nicht. Das ist freundlich. Es gibt kein so genanntes experimentiertes Erlebnis. Man lernt immer etwas. Und das bringt einen näher zur Wahrheit. Und das ist so wichtig. Was ich dachte, dass du sagen würdest, wenn du im Publikum bist und Leute dich sehen.
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Anstatt höherer und niedrigerer Frequenz zu bekommen, bedeutet niedriger Frequenz rote Farben. Red ist also eine längere Farbe von Licht als das blaue Licht. Er sah, dass sich alles von ihm entfernt. Uns und der Milky Way. Es war eine sehr faszinierende Erfindung. Es ging gegen 2.500 Jahre erhobener Wissens. Er hat es mit Daten beobachtet. Es war unvergleichbar.
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Und ich habe das von Lex und Joe gefragt. Ich möchte dich auch fragen. Ich habe es auf meinem Podcast gehalten. Ich habe den Mikrofon an dich gehalten. There's a scene in the book Animal Farm where there's this donkey named Benjamin and he's talking to the pig. And the pig says to the donkey, you know, I love your tail. It's so big. I got this short little curly tail. It's good for nothing.
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You got this beautiful tail. It could sweep away the flies. And the donkey says, yeah, but you know what? I wish I didn't have the flies so I wouldn't need the tail. Ich möchte dich fragen, hast du jemals Angst vor der Aufmerksamkeit? Hast du jemals die Aufmerksamkeit, die Ehre, die Lack der Privatsphäre, die Verbrechen, die, weißt du, alles für die Alternative?
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Ich denke, Leute haben eine Mission in der Leben. Ich habe kein Körper, um Olympia-Athletin zu sein. Aber ich habe ein Wissen, eine Freude. Das ist, worauf du gut bist. Das ist, worauf du lehnen solltest. Ich fühle mich immer so, dass ich meine Schüler lehne, um ihre Schwierigkeiten zu überwinden, oder ich lehne sie, um ihre Erfolge zu lehnen.
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Ich fühle mich immer so, dass der Erfolg gut ist, egal was. Ich versuche, Gewicht zu verlieren. Ich verliere einen Pund. Es fühlt sich so viel besser an, einen Pund zu verlieren, als zu verdienen. Es fühlt sich schrecklich an, einen Pund zu verdienen. So, the fact is, are you useful? Are you doing, you know, Freud said there's only two things in life, work and love. It's all you gotta do.
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You're doing your work, doing your love, take your vacation and enjoy Bali for a while at last and then come right back.
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Ich meine, es ist furchtbar, aber es ist einfach. Zuerst einmal würde ich meine Freunde an der Masse anrufen und ihnen sagen, dass sie einen riesigen Spaziergang machen. Nein, es wäre meine Frau. Meine Frau, weißt du, es ist lustig zu denken, wie unwahrscheinlich das Leben ist. Aber als ich gefeuert wurde, habe ich dir von Stanford erzählt. Sie war eigentlich ein Untergrad da.
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Jede Galaxie ist weg von der Milky Way-Galaxie. Unsere Galaxie. Er sagte entweder, wir haben unser kosmisches Deodorant nicht verwendet und niemand will bei uns sein, oder das Universum wird größer. Morgen wird es größer als es heute war. Die Verteilung zwischen Galaxien wird größer als es heute ist.
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Und glücklicherweise haben wir es verpasst, weil ich acht und ein halb Jahre älter als sie war. Und ich wäre ein lecherischer 28-Jähriger, als sie 20 war. I got fired. I felt it was horrible. It turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to me. It got me a job. That job led to this experiment called Bicep. That experiment called Bicep took me to the South Pole.
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It took me to the brink of a Nobel Prize, but it also brought me to San Diego, which is her hometown. Wir hätten uns nicht getroffen. Wir haben uns nicht in Stanford getroffen. Wir waren fast 100 Meter entfernt von uns. Wir hätten uns nicht getroffen. Sie sollte es sein.
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Wenn ich nicht verabschiedet gewesen wäre, wenn ich nicht über Experimente träumte, die ich machen wollte, nicht jemand anderes zu sein, sondern mein eigener CEO, mein eigener Welt, mein eigenes Laboratorium, meine eigene Marke. Ich hätte sie nicht getroffen. Ich hätte meine prekaren, prekaren Kinder nicht gehabt. Brian, thank you.
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Die Bedeutung, Steven, wenn du noch einen Tag vorher zurückgehst, heute, gestern, die Dinge waren näher. Hörst du das Film zurück, kommst du zu einem Punkt, vielleicht eine Singularität. Where all the matter, all the energy, everything that is, was or ever will be, was concentrated effectively at a single point. That's the Big Bang.
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In der Big-Bang-Kosmologie beginnt das Universum an einem bestimmten Zeitpunkt. Die Elemente entstehen. Alle Elemente in Wasser, Hydrogen in Wasser, alle entstehen. Und über Billionen von Jahren entstehen diese Elemente zusammen über die Kraft der Gravität. Sie fügen dann zwei Hydrogen zusammen, um Helium zu machen und so weiter. Und man bekommt die schweren Elemente.
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But we still don't know how the universe began. And so one experiment took me to the South Pole, to the bottom of the planet. And we thought we discovered the creation of time and space itself. It took me to the brink of a Nobel Prize. We were on the front page of every newspaper. But it turned out we didn't see that at all. What we saw was... And we were crushed.
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Und dann werden diese Objekte, die wir als Sterne nennen, in einer Supernova verbrannt. Und bevor sie verbrannt werden, werden sie andere Arten von Nahrung, wie Kalzium, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Eisen, hergestellt. Und in ihren Todesbrüchen, in ihren explosiven, schmerzhaften Enden ihrer Leben, geben sie uns Leben. Denn sie fliegen in den Kosmos, in die Galaxie, das Material, das wir gemacht haben.
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Also, wie Karl Sagan sagte, sind wir Star-Stuff. Und ich habe heute ein paar Star-Stuff hier mitgebracht. Also, das sind verschiedene Biprodukte. Das ist das Schrapnel eines explodierten Stars. Das ist meistens aus Stein hier. Ich habe diese mitgebracht und ich gebe sie auf meinem Website weg. Ich habe ein spezielles Website für eure Zuhörer gemacht, briankeating.com.de.
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Das ist ein Meteorit, Steven. Hast du jemals einen Meteor in der Atmosphäre gesehen? Das ist ein Stein, wie das, ein Mineral, der durch unsere Atmosphäre fließt, auf Tausenden von Tausenden von Meilen pro Stunde. Wie kennst du das? Wie wissen wir das? Wir messen ihre Velocität, wir können sie auf dem Radar tracken.
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Oh, das hat alle Charakteristiken eines Meteors. Seine Komposition, seine Densität, seine Struktur, es hat diesen seltsamen Pattern. Aber wenn du wirklich interessiert bist, was wir tun könnten... Also woher kommt das dann her? Oder dieser wurde in Argentinien gefunden, in einem Ort namens der Felder der Sterne. Und das könnte von überall im Universum kommen. Genau.
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Das kam von, das ist im Grunde ein Fragment eines Asteroids, das vor der Erde existierte, Stephen. Das ist ein Fragment, ein fossiles Relikt unseres Sonnensystems von über 4 Billionen Jahren her. Älter als unsere Erde. Weil unsere Erde sich an ihrem Kern formte. Unsere Erde hat Eisen im Inneren. Es hat ein Eisenkorb, genau wie das. Das ist ziemlich schwer, oder?
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Und es hat auch dieses hier gemacht. Wenn du es deinem Schwestern gibst, wenn du es 100.000-mal kompressierst und es deinem Schwestern gibst, wird sie sehr glücklich darüber sein. Das ist pure Kohle. Das wird also ein Diamant werden? Das wird ein Diamant werden. Ich würde gerne sagen, dass Druck das ist, was Stoffe in Diamanten verwendet.
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Genau, es ist sehr leicht. Jetzt vergleiche ich das mit, hier ist ein Stück Rock, das ist meistens Volkanische Rock. Ich habe das in der Antarktik gesammelt. Ich bin zweimal in der Antarktik gewesen. Oh Gott, so schwer. So this is a meteorite found in Namibia. Also from the same process that formed our solar system.
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I don't want to get too emotional, but... We had to retract these discoveries. And it was the most crushing experience a scientist can have. But you cannot stop doing experiments to answer these questions.
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This was found by the natives that lived there several hundred or maybe even a thousand years ago. This one's particularly nice if you're not watching. It looks like a human foot.
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Es ist extrem dünn. Was also passiert, wenn eine Sterne versucht, das Rohr darin zu machen? Es braucht mehr Energie, um dieses Nucleus von Rohr zu fügen, als es in der Fügungsprozesse ausgibt. Deshalb kann die Sterne nicht ihren Gewicht unterstützen. Sie zerstört, explodiert und reboundt.
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Wenn eure Zuschauer oder Zuschauer auf meinen Website gehen und wenn sie einen gewinnen, werden sie sehen, wie attraktiv diese Dinge für Magnete sind. Es ist ein sehr mächtiger, es heißt ein rarer Erde-Magnet, Neodymium-Magnet. Jesus. Also, verbinde es mit dem Meteoriten. Es ist gut, das zu tun. Du kannst das tun. Wow, das Geräusch, ich liebe das Geräusch. Ein Ping. Also, dieses Material...
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ist hochmagnetisch. Und Eisen, das ist primär die Konstitution dieses Meteoriten, hat die gleiche chemische Struktur wie in deinem Blut. Es gibt eine Moleküle namens Hämoglobin. Sie ist fast identisch mit der Chlorophyll-Moleküle, die Pflanzen haben, außer Chlorophyll hat ein Magnesiumatom am Zentrum ihrer chemischen Matrix. Aber in Hämoglobin, das in deinen Veinen geht, ist Eisen.
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Das Eisen kam aus dieser Supernovae. Deine Mutter und das Essen, das du isst, haben in ihnen ein bisschen Stein. Und dein Körper produziert Blut. Und das Blut hat die gleiche chemische Komposition wie die Sterne.
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Okay, wir gehen zurück zu dem Geld. Genau.
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Sagen wir, du siehst jemanden, der eine Waffe schießt. Du siehst den Schmuck aus der Waffe, du siehst die Kugel, die sich sehr schnell bewegt, aber du möchtest sehen, wer es eigentlich erschossen hat. War es Gott? War es die Mutter Natur? War es eine Quantenflux in der Multiverse?
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Wir versuchen, das zu entdecken, um ein Bild des Kindesuniversums zu entdecken, um die früheste Baby-Bild-Bild-Bild-Bild-Bild-Bild-Bild-Bild-Bild-Bild-Bild-Bild-Bild-Bild wenn das Universum eine Singularität hatte, wenn es durch dieses unglaubliche Ausbruch der Spazietime ging, das Big Bang. Die Details des Experimentes wurden über mehrere Jahre gearbeitet.
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We resume our discussion with Dr. Jeff Bland. Advancing into the science of immuno-rejuvenation. And the body's incredible capacity for healing.
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Episode #28 Featuring Dr. Scott Sherr PART 2! THE METHYLENE BLUE CLINIC! Debunking Methylene Blue Myths, "Blue Brains," Mechanism of Action, Mitochondrial and Athletic Performance Benefits, Proper Dosing Protocols, Quality Control and MORE!!
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Episode #28 Featuring Dr. Scott Sherr PART 2! THE METHYLENE BLUE CLINIC! Debunking Methylene Blue Myths, "Blue Brains," Mechanism of Action, Mitochondrial and Athletic Performance Benefits, Proper Dosing Protocols, Quality Control and MORE!!
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The Five 05-21-2025
And I have to tell you, the conversation at that birthday party where they were shooting each other with paintballs was more informative than stimulating than some of this craziness you see going back and forth between these people here. What I don't understand with Democrats... Why not ask Secretary Kennedy, why re-litigate the stuff that you did during his confirmation?
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The Five 05-21-2025
Why not ask him how to cut some NIH and cancer research, reconcile with your idea to make America healthy again? What are you doing in rural and urban communities to help families be able to afford healthy foods?
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The Five 05-21-2025
How is it that you say to schools across the country in the South and the Southwest, not Ivy League schools, but schools that are doing really, really critical research, that you're going to cut their funding if you want to make us healthy again? He may have good answers, but I never heard him answer these things.
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The Five 05-21-2025
Why not ask Secretary Rubio, when you meet with foreign leaders, are they expressing concern about buying our debt in light of where bond yields are in the country? President Trump said he would resolve the wars in the Middle East and Ukraine and Russia on day one. I get it. He hasn't. But where is our progress there?
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The Five 05-21-2025
And do you really believe that we should accept a plane from Qatar for the president of the United States to fly around on? I would love to hear Mr. Rubio answer those questions as opposed to these silly questions. Again, my 10-year-old son and his friends had more stimulating and informative conversation. Why wasn't I invited? You were. I thought you were there. Usually you hire me as the clown.
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The Five 05-21-2025
I agree with a lot that's been said. What Democrats lack is authenticity. Let me read something to you. You could dig up dirt on every single human being that's ever existed if you catch them in their worst moment and you magnify those moments and you cut out everything else and you only display those worst moments. You were saying a little bit of that about the paralysis of thought.
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The Five 05-21-2025
That's what Joe Rogan said about Bernie Sanders four years ago, five years ago. The reason Joe Rogan is so effective is... is because he's an individual. He's a person. He's a human being who's had thoughts five years ago, 10 years ago, and today and a year ago and 18 months ago. Democrats and Republicans, what Donald Trump has done, even to the Republican Party, he's upended the entire thing.
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The Five 05-21-2025
And he went directly to people saying, you know what? We all want to judge ourselves on our best intentions and judge someone else on their absolute worst moment and make that the defining thing about that person. Donald Trump, whether you like him or not, he doesn't do that. I don't agree with him on everything, but he doesn't do that. And Joe Rogan doesn't do that.
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The Five 05-21-2025
Democrats, you can't go out asking for money from donors that we're going to create. This is not an AI machine. You've got to figure out people who actually know what people are talking about, who know the feelings of people. And don't judge them because a year ago they said something that offended you. Or an hour ago, they said something that offended you. Sit and listen to people.
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The Five 05-21-2025
That's why Joe Rogan is such a powerful, powerful figure. And whether you call him the establishment or whether you don't call him that and why Donald Trump has been so effective and successful as well.
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The Five 05-21-2025
He could very well be right. Let me just say something about him. I think he I give him a lot of credit around the table. He tackled something that he had not tackled before in government. I think it goes to show the politicians sometimes talk about people in business, particularly very successful people, and as if they're incompetent and inhumane and incapable of doing certain things.
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The Five 05-21-2025
And people in business talk about people in politics the same way. Business is hard and it takes really smart people and it takes a different kind of person to be an entrepreneur and it takes an extraordinary person to be a successful entrepreneur. Elon Musk is the most successful and most important technologist of the last 75 years.
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The Five 05-21-2025
Here's a guy that's put his talents in cars and batteries and space and AI. He has his hands in just about everything that's going to define what our economy looks like and it's going to generate jobs and innovation and growth over the next 10, 20, 30, 40 years. But I'll say to him, government's hard, too. And we shouldn't look down.
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The Five 05-21-2025
Those in business shouldn't look down on people in government because they may not be what they consider really smart or what they consider to be someone that could be an entrepreneur. And people in government shouldn't look down on people in business either. I hope Elon finds his way back to government to help those in government figure out ways to maybe fix the TSA.
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The Five 05-21-2025
Maybe figure out how we get more traffic controllers around the country, including in Newark and in Denver, because that's what we need, that big brain and those kind of people doing things. But, look, don't look down on him, and I hope he doesn't look down on us who've been in politics before.
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The Five 05-21-2025
Welcome back. Gen Z is faking it till they make it. According to a new survey, nearly half of the younger generation admits to lying on their job applications. So what kind of fibs are we talking about? Oh, just the classics like pumping up their work experience, embellishing those job responsibilities, upgrading their job title, even lying about their height. In your face, Greg.
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The Five 05-21-2025
You touched me with that. I'm going to watch that. I love that. You like that is a great thing. A Holocaust survivor's lifelong dream of going to college has finally come true. Ninety seven year old Jacqueline Kimmel still escaped Nazi Germany as a child, but never returned to school.
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The Five 05-21-2025
Thanks to Golden Dreams program at her assisted living facility, Jacqueline became a student for a day at the University of Mount Sinai, Vincent in New York, attending classes, including English literature and earning her certificate of achievement. Congratulations to that young lady.
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The Five 05-21-2025
Good to be with you. Glad you're here. I'd say a couple things. First, the story's not getting any better. A lot of this Jesse said very well, and Greg will say when he speaks, remind us as well as he should. Thank you. There are many around this table who were saying this, saying these things for a while. It does strike me as a bit incredulous, if not insulting, to hear
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The Five 05-21-2025
people who were covering this now to say that they had these kind of opinions but weren't saying this during the campaign. They have every right to say that, but they should not be so sanctimonious about it. I don't know when we stop. I know that there's a senator. I know when we stop talking about it, I know there's a U.S. senator who wants to do an investigation into the White House on this.
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The Five 05-21-2025
I don't know what... We are what we are trying to get at. And if we're trying to get at something noble, I'm willing to say we should do it. But the president has the former president will have to live with this. Those around him will have to live with this. Even his cabinet member who said that five people were running the country. Why didn't they come forward?
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The Five 05-21-2025
I mean, I think the question for me will be more so. Why didn't they all come forward if they believe that he was not fit? to be president, or did they just believe that they, was he jealous, was that person jealous, he or she, that they were not in that room? Or were they saying it because they thought that the president couldn't run the country?
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The Five 05-21-2025
But at some point, we should realize the American people recognize this. They rejected him and Kamala Harris and put back into the White House the person whom he beat four years earlier. That's where I stand on it.
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The Five 05-21-2025
So I wish they wouldn't do that. I come from, and I'm only 55, but I come from a time when these hearings, there might have been a spicy exchange once or twice, but there was something undergirding it. I had a chance to host my best friend, my best boy guy, guy friend's birthday this week. His name's Harold Ford III. I call him Hap. He turned 10 years old. He had 40 of his best friends there.
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What you also said is that In the face of guaranteed misery, any option is better. Yeah, it's real. You get to live once. So why would guaranteed misery be better than any available option?
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Amen. When you're thinking about what to pursue, so say you've left the job, you've quit the thing. When you're thinking about what to pursue, How much of that is a decision derived from self-awareness? Because, you know, someone will look at you now and be like, oh, no, Alex did this.
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So I'm going to start a acquisition.com, you know, or they'll say, I saw Steve Jobs did that thing with the computers. I'm going to start Apple or Elon. I'm going to do the spaceships. How much do you have to know thyself to know what to pursue? Yeah.
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Ah, okay, yeah.
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For people that can't see, it's like a triangle.
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So where should I start? If someone's just clicked on this conversation and they're considering listening for the next couple of hours, based on everything that you do for the millions of entrepreneurs that follow you, that read your books, can you tell me exactly why you believe they should stay and listen and who should stay and listen?
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I've just quit my job.
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And why does that matter? The pain part. What leverage and advantage does it give you for the next five years?
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And that hypothesis will be, for an investor, so much more compelling because you lead with a story as opposed to logic.
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When you were talking about the breathing example with your nose, It's funny because if you had sat down and said to me, Steve, I've made these like breathing nose strips. They are better. They're 20% more durable. They expand your nostrils by 20%.
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It is multiples less compelling than you telling me that story you just said about being a kid, having breathing problems, trying to solve this problem for yourself. And it's funny because that story you told versus the sort of rational logical approach or the benefits approach. Yeah. is your marketing campaign for the next five years on TikTok and Instagram. It's, I had a problem.
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I tried everything and solved it for myself. There's almost like nothing more compelling and believable. We see that in Dragon's Den. We'll be sat there listening to these pictures all day. Then someone will come in and say, I had ADHD. I tried energy products. They all made me crash. So I went out and solved this problem for myself.
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And we're on edge because we almost can't argue with it at that point, you know?
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I mean, you should, I mean, uh,
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So interesting, because as we spoke there about the reason why the story was so much more compelling, it was back to the amygdala. It was back to emotion. And it's funny, because we said a second ago that when someone's thinking about quitting a job, they're like so in their amygdala. Humans run mostly on their amygdala. So when we think about pitching...
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we should really be aiming at the same part of the brain, which is what you did when you showed me that you were sleeping as a kid with your hand stretching across your face. I immediately felt sorry for you, felt sympathy, and I immediately believed that if anyone's going to solve this problem, it is this fucking guy who's been through that pain.
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For the people that are at zero, what is it that they're typically coming to you to help them with? So if you were one of them, what is it that they want from Alex or Mosey?
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My girlfriend's the same.
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Two surgeries. She's coming up to her third one now. We've tried all the nose drips. I saw you wearing one. I bought that one for her.
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Um, and so there's a lot of people watching right now and there's something going on with these bloody fucking like noses Yeah, people shouldn't like yeah, we're doing something.
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Yeah Making it cool Pain profession passion.
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What do you think the cheat code is then? So I've got my idea. What do you think the cheat code is in 2025 to win at the game of attention? Like there's got to be some new rules here because we've got AI, we've got new platforms, we've got new media. You know, I'm going to give you a hypothetical business idea. I'm going to be a personal trainer. Okay.
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And I picked that because everyone can do it and it's a saturated industry. If I'm a personal trainer in 2025... how should I be thinking about building attention?
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This overarching point you said there about being yourself, as I was thinking about it, I was thinking, gosh, do you know what? The thing that all of my favourite creators and the really successful creators have in common is they all have... and I use these words intentionally, the courage to be themselves.
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Because I'll tell you what, when I was starting out as a content creator, and I look back, I was showing one of my team members the other day, the things I used to post, it was like, everything happens for a reason. It was cringe, cliche fluff. And it took me several years to almost relax into just realizing that the game here was to get to the point where I could be myself on the internet.
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And actually that was the most high value because of what you said, it's the uniqueness part of me. But the courage to be yourself,
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Well, you said a second ago, you're not sure why that is. But by very definition of it being unique, that means that there is no blueprint. There is no person that's come before you and proven that it works. So the courage of being yourself, there's only one Stephen Bartlett. So if I'm truly myself, it's never been done before. That means that the risks are unknown. The upside's also unknown.
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But so again, going back to our hate of uncertainty, it makes much more sense for me to try and copy you because I can see a blueprint there, than to run the risk of being yourself. And you are someone, I have to say, who is running the risk of being yourself. And actually, as someone who's observing you, now I know who you are, and I now know who you're not.
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And it's important for me, as someone that follows your work, that actually I see consistency, because I've established Alex and Rosie's values. And anything that diverts from that is actually less valuable, because as you say, it's more like everyone else and the things I've had before. But it's also, it wouldn't feel true anymore.
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And... And this is something that even as a creator myself, I have to fall back on is my audience know who I am now. For better or for worse. They're not going to learn anything new.
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Yeah. I don't know. I think a lot of the time we end up over-focusing on unreasonable people, which is a war we can never win anyway. Because you say that to me, I think it was like, I had this guy, the therapist in my podcast, who I then spoke to after the podcast, and he basically broke it down to me. He was like, there's 20% of people that just absolutely love everything you will ever do.
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Like you could say anything, you'd change them, but they're fucking, they're just super fans. There's 80% of people that are actually like, he said there's 60% of people that are really reasonable. They don't speak.
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They just watch their like reasonable- The silent majority. And then there's 20% of people with no matter what the fuck you do, they're going to be... This is like, don't spend your life focusing on the 20%. The quiet majority, the 60%, they don't tweet. They just chill. And then the 20%, you know, they're your evangelists. But...
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Yeah. And one of the great entrepreneurs I interviewed on the podcast said to me, when it comes to marketing and branding and this sort of attention conversation we're having, she said to me that in order to reach your 80%, you have to piss off your 20%, or at least be willing to piss off your 20%. It was Jane Warrung, who's the founder of Dermalogica,
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global beauty brand with I think hundreds of thousands of people. And she sat and said, to get to your 80%, you have to be willing to piss off. No, actually, fuck. She said, to get to your 20%, you have to be willing to piss off the 80%. And from a branding perspective, it makes so much sense because when you stand for something clearly, which you do, you inadvertently stand against.
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And they were willing to say that for the first time ever. Right. I posted it on my LinkedIn and it was 50-50. Yeah. I'd say it was actually more like 80% of people were either neutral or pissed off. Really? Yeah. And 20% of people were like, that is me. I am a Nike person. And for me, when I saw that, I thought I want to buy some Nike shorts.
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How important in this game of building and starting is people? Very. Hiring question. I'll tell you why I asked this question, because when I look at my portfolio, early stage first founders never seem to understand the importance of hiring in people. And I bang my head against the wall trying to convince them that actually the game they're playing is in the word company, group of people.
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I think the reason why first time founders feel like they have to learn this lesson themselves is because everything you've just said is an unknown unknown. Like they don't even know that they don't know it. So they stumble, they hire the sales guy because they were their friend from high school and then fucking, and then they go through the pain.
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And I say this because I'm so unbelievably passionate about it. I went through the same BS. I hired my friend who worked at Prada to be our account. I hired a guy I met at a rap battle to be my marketing director who was literally playing video games for a living. at 30 years old. And I went through this whole thing.
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And then at maybe three, four years into my first business, I accidentally hired someone great. Like through no intention of myself, accidentally. And I saw the net impact they had. And I thought, oh my God, over the coming years, I learned that the game, the fundamental game here was, as you said, assembling the best group of people.
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How, if I'm a first-time founder, can I put a system in place that to make sure that even though I don't know what a good salesperson looks like, even though I don't know what an X good person looks like, I still attract them to my company.
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Can I say something as well? The other... The epiphany revelation I had was the star hired stars. And so I think of her name's Katie Leeson of the 10 people she then hired, nine of them became the best people in my company. And also, I'm not going to say his name, but someone else in my business, a C player of the 10 people he hired, he and everyone he hired was fired.
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This is another quality of really successful founders that I've noticed, which is what you just said, is the ability to have the hard conversation sooner. And in my portfolio where there's first-time founders, they're coming to me and in our monthly meeting saying, God, there's this guy who's running the e-com division and he's so bad and I'm having to do the job for him.
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What do I do about it, Steve? Yeah. What do you think? But then they come back to me two weeks later and they're like, he's still there.
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And you're like, what are we talking about here? I remember asking him one such meeting. Does John know that you're unhappy with him? Oh, yeah. No. So there's this quiet dissatisfaction. Which I think is a virus, right?
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Amen.
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Really?
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The thing that's easiest to train up.
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Okay. One of the things that's so central to that is we were saying about giving people feedback. And I wrote down most companies and most entrepreneurs and founders are scared to give petty feedback. Oh. Because if... Like I might notice you making a slight error, but it feels petty to point that out. It feels like I'm some kind of rude dictator. Yeah. Why is that so important?
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And how do you create an environment? I'm totally good at that. Yeah, I know, but a lot of people aren't. I have lots of managers on my teams, and they don't want to offend people. Their central focus is too much on being nice.
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It's interesting because it goes back to something you were saying earlier, where you were saying specifics versus vague. Yeah. Prefrontal cortex versus amygdala. Like an insult is amygdala. Totally. Can't do anything with that. But if you make it specific, then action is more likely to occur. And useful action is more likely to occur.
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On this point of a person who's listening now, who's an entrepreneur, they've got a business, and they're thinking about making those first hires, I wanted to throw a proposition at you to see what you thought of this. One of the things that I think can help you not fuck up in the hiring process, especially early, is if you just live it with the permanent assumption that you are bad at hiring.
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So I live with the permanent assumption that I'm bad at hiring because I've got biases, there's things I don't know about certain things, etc. And when you start with that assumption that you are really, really bad at hiring, you try and decentralize the decision making. So one thing I say a lot to startup founders is...
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If you're hiring a salesperson, create an interview process where there's five people and one of them might be you and the other four are the best salespeople you've ever encountered in your life. Like who sold you your house? Yeah. And ask them to be part of the interview process. How does that sit with you?
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All of that requires them to know if the person's not bullshitting. And also to know like what metrics matter, right? Because someone could sit in an interview for my first time founder, say a bunch of big complicated words. It sounds good. I hire them. And that's really what I'm trying to mitigate here is how do I not let a bullshitter pass me?
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You said something during that explanation. You said... You were talking about your founding partner at school, and you said that he was pursuing a CTO. And he said, if we can get this guy, he'd be amazing. So many entrepreneurs that are starting in business have that thought sometimes.
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They think, if I could just get that guy from that amazing company to come join our garage where we're building this new startup, it would change our fortunes. But how? How do I get a truly exceptional person who is being paid shit tons of money, who has a comfortable job, who has security to come join me in my bedroom?
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So many of the books that you write and so much of the content you make centers on this idea of sales.
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And it is a sale, isn't it? Totally. And I always think about the Steve Jobs quote where he met with, was it John Sculley, who was working at like Pepsi and he said, do you want to continue selling sugar water for the rest of your life or do you want to come change the world? Yeah.
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How does that sort of emotional, psychological element of the sale factor into persuading someone exceptional to come and join your mission?
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Mm-hmm. There's also this weird question, which I've actually never asked anybody. But founders often struggle with, do I hire naivety? Because that's going to probably create new solutions to old problems, like the young scrappy kid that gets TikTok. Or do I hire experience, which is going to be more expensive, more conventional and safe? And I see some companies lean too far either way.
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Interesting.
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And what role does naivety play in innovation here? Because the kids that don't know the rules are more likely to stumble across new answers, right? I think, yes, definitely.
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It's so interesting because I think everything you've said is just absolutely spot on, but you're right in the way you say that if you'd asked an audience member listening now why they haven't started yet, they wouldn't say fear. They would say, I haven't got the X, I haven't got the Y. But actually it is such an emotional thing.
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And we don't talk about that enough because uncertainty is, humans seem to be allergic to uncertainty and they'd rather the certain misery of their current situation typically than uncertainty. Yeah.
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I want to go through the whole thing.
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I was thinking about the two sort of reasons why someone might quit something or feel like they want to quit. And one of them is clearly because it's hard. And that's obviously not reason enough to quit. And then there's another one which you were speaking to there, which is it's not moving me towards a meaningful goal, irrespective of how hard it is.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
My Framework For Knowing When To Quit (on DOAC with Steven Bartlett Pt. 1)
Like a marathon, you're raising money for a charity you care about. It's hard, but you don't quit. And then there's maybe if you're running a marathon for no apparent reason... you know, there was no charity, there was no one watching, there was no, like, fitness benefit, then that's a good, I guess, moment to consider quitting. My story mimics yours in a way that I didn't realise.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
My Framework For Knowing When To Quit (on DOAC with Steven Bartlett Pt. 1)
I didn't realise you went through a similar thing in terms of parents' disownership. No real great option to flee to, but feeling like the current path that would have led me to be, I don't know, a business management student was significantly worse on balance than... taking the risk. But I think maybe a point of distinction is I was so naive that it didn't feel like a risk. Yeah.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
My Framework For Knowing When To Quit (on DOAC with Steven Bartlett Pt. 1)
The first one sounded like it was written by your like amygdala. And the second one was pure like prefrontal cortex. It was all logic. And I'm wondering, you know, as you're going into that decision, obviously fear is going to lead it. So of course you're going to go for option one where you just think about the downside.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
My Framework For Knowing When To Quit (on DOAC with Steven Bartlett Pt. 1)
Maybe there's a practice that allows you to get into your prefrontal cortex into logic.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
No, right now it's on the page. And then the funnel that I think Jacob can pull up and show you is a lead magnet to then like either a webinar, which we ran two weeks ago, and that was super successful. And then email nurturing from there. Or we before we were giving a kind of PDF lead magnet.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
Okay. And can I ask on that? Because that's a big question that we had. So we did run the webinar. It went really well. We got a ton of new leads. We got a ton of sales. But the question is, is how do we repeat that? Like, are people going to show up? Because then they might think, oh, you know, it's a sales pitch at the end. Like on organic, how do you structure a webinar?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
Third was Ascension. This month, actually, we ran a one-time kind of accelerator or as Calvin Hollywood calls it, a project community. It did about 22K, but that's like a one-time thing. And so we were looking for ways to... get more recurring revenue on the Ascension side.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
And how do you frame that on the YouTube itself? Because surely everyone is seeing that sort of pitch to the webinar.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
So that's the funnel we were running. Okay.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
Live on the webinar. And then I will say we sold 40 after in the follow-up sequence.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
And then number four was how to create urgency for people to buy when there is no promotion or like discount or launch going on, essentially. Yeah.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
Usually we would have wanted to push to annual, but there's a few reasons why we're not actually pushing annual at the moment. He kind of didn't,
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
want to at the time when annual came out uh to do annual i don't know if it was a commitment thing or if he was worried about the long-term prospects it was earlier and when we started working together yeah and then the idea kind of slipped through the cracks but we're working on that now i think you should for sure do it i mean assuming he's committed to doing this like i think it would make a ton of sense
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
Yeah. Ascension and trend would be great. The other two topics.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
So I'll show you what we've done so far up to this point. So we have this community, which is the main community. And then essentially, and this is the 60 bucks. And what we did was to do a one time, like a 30 day sort of challenge, like an accelerator, if you will, where people get more attention,
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
kind of more intimate community with more intimate lives more support etc and this was a 300 of 300 one-time payment so we kind of used the one-time payment feature and this did 20 to 23k i think which was it was nice but we want to we don't know whether to go for a full like rolling community uh and do at a higher price point i've already got this launches
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
Yeah, that's super good. So that's a cool bonus. But what I'm thinking is for just essentially in general, because we have close to 1.2K members. I feel like there's more LTV we could get out of these people. I don't really know what that looks like. We've tried one-to-one, but that's too much time versus money for him. And he can't charge enough to make it worth his actual hourly rate.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
We kind of want to find the most efficient way of doing this because doing these launches every couple of months for a new 30-day accelerator is cool.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
And just go... You get that for free.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
Yeah. So they get a free invite basically to this community. Yeah. And then in terms of converting more monthly, we should just try to up them to annual then.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
Uh, no other way. So the, we have people in the membership and then we launched this 30 day challenge essentially. And we basically promoted it to the current customers paying monthly, this new thing, and then 80 of them bought.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
Yeah, I guess I'm not skeptical. I guess I'm trying to track.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
I got you. I'm just trying to track the direct, like, because obviously we got people coming. I'm just trying to think about it logistically, like how are we going to make this work? So people watch YouTube, they do the lead magnet or they go straight to the about, they buy the monthly or they buy the annual and get this as a bonus. The thing I'm trying to think of is,
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
Okay, let's say we have the monthly members and we tell them, look, we're launching this accelerator for the month of May. You can either pay 300 bucks to get in or you can upgrade to annual. So I'm tracking with that. I guess where I'm not tracking is, let's say you had a member who, let's say, bought the accelerator in February, but also wants to do it in May.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
Are you not going to lose out on the revenue for the people who wanted to do both?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
And so we could just charge more for annual.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
So the ascension is annual, basically. Just trying to ascend every time. Okay, I'm with you. All right.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
Yes. So actually the biggest mover to our churn was doing one-to-one onboarding calls. Okay. So we've hired someone to do 15-minute one-to-one onboarding.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
I actually got the idea to do the one-to-one onboarding piece from you. It was probably one of these calls that I heard you talk about.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
I'm just trying to think. So, because basically our churn used to be, like when we first came in and took over the community, like we didn't launch it, but we kind of took it over. And churn was at like near 30%. We did a few things, like we pulled a few levers to get it down. We started actually moderating the community a lot more. So it's much more high quality, much more like,
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
super good stuff in the actual community itself. We kind of frame the marketing a bit differently to bring in better quality people. So a little bit less woo-woo in your words and a bit more pragmatic. So a bit more sort of action-taking. That's obviously helped. And then the one-to-one onboarding calls. Those have been the biggest levers.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
I'm just trying to think of anything else other than annual, because obviously we will do that. Any other levers that we can pull within the business to help the channel in general?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
All right. Don't worry. We know, but that's actually, that's actually the piece. That's actually the piece. Jacob, that like, that's actually it. Like the, the accelerator with doing it around sort of self-concept, like,
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
Just to clarify, you said on the onboarding, you said make it 400, but then drop it down to 300. You mean like make the typical annual price 400. And then if they join the onboarding, do it.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
It's like 400 would need to, would be above 300.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
All right. Alex, thank you so much for having us on, man. That was super, super helpful. You bet.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
You did. Gabby, thank you so much, man, for inviting me.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
I'm curious, Alex, just one quick question. Do you feel like there's no like benefits to psychological sort of mindset, meditation and stuff like that?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
As in like shifting limiting beliefs, you don't think there's anything practical that people can use who aren't as pragmatic as maybe some other people in terms of like just forcing action?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
The mindset, but can I offer an objection? Sure. Just one objection. Do you think, though, that obviously the change in behavior is the pillar, but some people struggle to make the change in behavior without the change in mindset?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
True, because some behaviors are mental. I guess you could say that.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
Well, I guess you don't because it's not tangible.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
He's been doing this for a while and we've worked with him, but he's been doing the YouTube far longer than we have. Yeah. So not too much. He kind of just sees what's working in the space and adds his own kind of twist to it.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
So we basically run Alma Locker's community. It's a self-improvement spirituality community around helping people make mindset shifts so they can work better towards their goals. Essentially. It's like a more practical approach to like manifestation.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
Usually the first link in the description.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
He sometimes embeds them. So if he's making a point, he'll make a point about someone in the community and he'll kind of reflect it back to that.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
And Alex, I should say that right now we're testing sending people straight to the about page, but usually it's not. Usually it's to a lead magnet. And that's a topic that we wanted to hit on as well. Because, I mean, sending straight to about is usually not what we do because we do have it on emails as well to convert people.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
We're, we're actually ranked number one all the time. And we're creeping in with the current school games.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
But yeah, so is there anything you want me to expand on before we jump in?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
So the features of the offer are essentially weekly coaching calls with the creator. We have the community itself. Then we have courses. Alex, we actually had four points that we thought would be interesting to touch on, but maybe we can run them by you. Go for it. I'm taking notes. Awesome. The four areas that we want to touch on are churn.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
We've got our churn down to 16% to 18%, but we want to get it down to even the low teens. So we wanted to see what we could do there. The second one was audience conversion rate. Our creator has... around 450K on YouTube. And we've done some things that have worked pretty well to convert viewers into leads and then leads into purchases. But we wanted to see what else we could do.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Demonstrate, Don't Describe | Ep 850
I will say that we've tested this quite a lot. What has made much more impact than the page has been the marketing itself. And everyone we send to this page knows heavy about Neville Goddard. So our traffic that comes from school, as we rank on the discovery, doesn't convert very well at all. But the traffic that we send converts at a high clip.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Practical Ways To Grow Your Business | Ep 821
How you doing, Alex? So I just want to go through my main funnel, just using the theory of constraints. So I do organic traffic, and I have my CTA, which captures 46,000 people. This is for this last quarter. 46,000 people engage with that CTA, and it kicks them into an AI conversation.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Practical Ways To Grow Your Business | Ep 821
Yeah, this is chronic pain, head, neck injury.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Practical Ways To Grow Your Business | Ep 821
And it's a membership course, $99 a month. Okay. So the 46,000 people, they do the CTA, they go into that automation. 50% of them engage with the automation and 50% do nothing. Of that 50%, 3% make it to the bottom of the conversation. And of that 3%, 17% sign up. And of that 17%, about 40% of them cancel during the free trial. So 60% of them pay. Seven day free trial.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Practical Ways To Grow Your Business | Ep 821
I pay someone like... Sure. It's not you.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Practical Ways To Grow Your Business | Ep 821
Per day? Per week, whatever. It's about 25 a week. 25 a week? 25 a week, yeah.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Practical Ways To Grow Your Business | Ep 821
So, okay. If keeping that membership model.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Yeah, I actually love that advice. I was just talking to my husband about this this morning. He was at the gym and he's like, man, there's this guy at the gym. I see him there every single day, like full on decked out, like those shirts with like the very, you probably own one. Just like total gym bro. He has all the equipment and his body never changes. I see him every day.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
His body never changes. And I feel so bad for this guy because I'm like, how do you not realize that whatever you're doing is not working for you? And I was like, oh, that's a great analogy for me to talk to Alex about, that what does that self-awareness look like to understand? I've started on this path. This is year three of doing the same thing, and it's not getting me anywhere.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Yeah, I know. I love that. That's so real. And it's a really good reminder too, the idea that not everybody is after the same goals. But I do think I would love your perspective if you're willing to give it on if you are wanting, but you want to raise the revenue numbers, you want to do, and it's just not working, but you are working so hard. You're sort of spinning your wheels. Yeah.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
What does it look like from your perspective, which I know is going to be intense, to work really hard? Like no bullshit. What does it actually take from your perspective?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Yeah. You don't have to do this.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
It is a very funny thing about everyone will ask, how do you do it? How do you do it? How do you do it? And you're like, okay, this is how I do it. And people are like, how dare you? I'm like, don't do it then. Don't do it.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
And I'm going to guess, I'm reading between the lines here, a big distinction is that you enjoy working.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
I love to work too. If I did not have four kids, I would legitimately work 18 hours a day every single day. And I often believe the universe put me in this exact scenario because it knows that I would have slowly destroyed myself by working nonstop. Because otherwise, like when they finally are grown, buckle up.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
But I think that's the thing that people don't get is if you genuinely love it, if it's so much fun to do, because it is, assuming you found a path that you're into, it doesn't feel maybe like it might for someone else to go work at the bank. Like it feels like something completely different.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
That's my actual nightmare.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
I feel like that's an important moment to pause because there are a lot of people listening who have these dreams and ideas but are terrified of the people closest to them and what they will say. And I think because I know your story, I know that culturally it was really important for your dad that you went to college and had this amazing job.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Absolutely. Yeah. God, so good. I have distracted you from this journey many times, but we're on a journey together. But for those people who are building or don't know the story, I don't want to miss out on this. So how'd you go from working for that guy? No, this is my favorite kind of conversation because we're offering these nuggets along the way and I'm the one interrupting you.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
It's not your fault. But how did you go from being essentially an assistant to this guy to starting your own gym?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
And he sounds like a pretty authoritative force in your life. So did you care that you were disappointing him? You finally got to the place where you're like, fuck it, I'm out? Yeah.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Was it a conference for gym owners?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Oh.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
You were drunk.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Oh, dang. I was drunk.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Oh, my God. So hard. Much harder.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
To the sales guy.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Yeah.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Yeah, I just heard, I've been listening to your stuff forever and I just heard the story the other day because I was listening to the audio book. No, no, the audio book from the newest book. And I was like, oh my God, how many times have they been wiped out? Which is such like brutal inside of it, but such a superpower.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Like if you actually look, because I think about this with you guys, from like this was not that long ago to where you are today. Yeah. And I think you have this super skill of moving fast because you've got your ass kicked so many times. And the difference is you're standing back up, you have the knowledge of why it went wrong, and you're moving forward at a quicker pace.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
But how the fuck do you stand back up the, I don't know, millionth time you feel like you've been screwed over. Yeah.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Yeah, in 2020, my business was based on live events, which is a brutal time. Mine was on gyms. Yeah, great, great. Had 60 employees, had four huge events on the docket for the rest of 2020, and just slowly, yeah, just absolutely wiped out. Yeah. I truly swear to God the reason that I could stand back up and go again is for kids. I'm the person who supports my family. These are my kids.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
I got to take care of them. There is no other option because there is a sort of wounded part of me that would have loved to just been like, fuck all this.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
I'm going to take what I have and go, I don't know, live on a farm and just be okay. But that like you got to find something in you. And honestly, if you don't have something that's easily accessible, create something. Create something in your own mind. Create an enemy. Like prove the girls from middle school wrong. Like prove your parent wrong. Like do something to make yourself stand back up.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Because it's like, God, you might be so close to a breakthrough. And if you walk away now, you're never going to know.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
It's funny because I've experienced not the same path at all, but so many times people will look at the success that I have now and ask, women especially, like, how do you convince the people who love you that your dream is a good idea? How do you convince them? How do you convince them? And I'm like, you don't. You prove that you can do the thing you're saying.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
What, like Adderall? Yeah. Oh my God.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Just wanted to get even.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
The fact that you just said it's the less fun part. I mean, that probably says something about your psychology, but actually this is the, this is the victorious moment.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
is that it went on to be very successful. You guys launched a supplement brand as well. Did you sell both of those or you still retain? Yeah. Okay. So you sold those together. Now you're an acquisition. Will you tell us a little bit about that?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Are you kidding? They are peeing their pants right now. They love this conversation.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
I just feel like so many nuggets in what you're saying for people who are finding themselves in the same place right now of like, oh, I need to convince so-and-so. I need to convince my husband. I need to convince mom and daddy. No, you need to stop putting energy into trying to convince those people and convince yourself.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Well, and I think e-learning in a lot of ways – I know this is going to feel maybe harsh for people who are in the e-learning business – tends to be trendy. So certain things will spike and become more popular. Yeah. Become more popular. Something that blows up in 2020 or 2021 might not be relevant in 25.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
And I've heard you guys talk about that, that you're interested in businesses that are retaining profit, not just hitting a certain revenue goal, which is so crucial. So that's the big learning in the last couple of years. How long have you guys been doing it now?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Okay. So it's been a hot minute.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Let's steal some bits from your – Let's talk about mindset, right? Yeah. No, no, no. I would love to steal a bit from your brain too because I've – heard you now and I really want to encourage the audience. Your podcast is fantastic.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
And I feel like you guys do a great job of doing so many different types of content, which I love because it's not all going to be relevant to every type of business owner. But what are some of the biggest mistakes you see new business owners make or the most common questions you get in that from the newbies?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Great.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Yeah, you're not charging enough. That's a pricing issue. Yeah, a million percent.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
That's so real. I'm on a book tour right now. And I do a Q&A at the end. And this woman stood up in, I want to say Toronto. And she's like, I have a business and I'm doing this and I'm doing this and I'm doing this and I'm doing this. And I was like, can I tough love you right now? She said, yeah. And I said, you don't have a business. You have a bunch of side hustles.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Let's go Stoics.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
None of these things are connected. You got to pick one. You got to go all in. And a lot of people need to hear that. I've never thought about it as ego, but you're exactly right. Like, why are you the one person who can successfully navigate 10 businesses at once? Of course you can.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Okay, so I know this is annoying but I do feel like we have to give a tiny bit of your backstory to the audience who has not met you before because a big part I'll just like lead you down the garden path in advance a big part of what I'd love to talk to you about today's mindset because what I'm so in love with in your story is how many times
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
And it's like, well, he has a million staff members.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Do you know Charlie Munger? Like, do you? No, you are not these people.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
It's like... With love. Let's be real. I say this with so much love, and I'll take this on myself too. If you were a phenom, we'd know it by now. Yeah. If you were a genius, we'd already know. So just assume that you're going to work hard like a lot of other people and find a way.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
If you were those people, we would already know. There's this great quote. I was a little nervous. I was on my run this morning. I was like, Jesus, I hope I don't accidentally quote Alex to Alex. I listen to so many podcasts. But I heard this thing the other day that was like, if you're the guy, you don't have to tell anybody you're the guy.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Like, if you're her, you don't have to tell anybody you're her. We already know. So, yes, good advice. You're not Elon, so pick one freaking thing.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Someone just got punched in the stomach right now. Someone's just like, oh, I needed that.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Yes.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
A million percent.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
To open a second location, yeah.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Yeah. Oh, absolutely. And there is a freedom that comes in that. It's like, I'm just going to go do this thing and we'll see how it turns out. But it does free up so much energy for you to focus on.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
You don't even know, that's the thing. It's like, I don't know what to do because you don't know what the reality is. You don't know where the holes are. Given, just to break it down to a basic level in case people don't know some of the terms that you're using. So I'm imagining like you own a small town coffee shop and you've done your best. You're just getting things done.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
You're making sure there's enough coffee. Are the muffins there? You're just doing the things of running your business. but you hear you talking right now and you're like, I don't, what data, what would I need? So for example, what is the average, what's the average tally for each customer that comes through? You know, if you're like, oh, I have no idea.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Okay, well, if you have no idea, you don't know how to improve those numbers. So if you find out that the average person who comes through spends $6 And well, here's an easy hack. What if I train the people who are at the cash register to ask if every single customer would like a muffin to go with their coffee?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
What's the percentage of people who increase and suddenly it's 1050 per person and you're increasing the value of that interaction? But if you don't have those specific data points, you don't know what to push on. Again, I was at this mastermind this week and they would do hot seats. So people were talking about their business. And I'm not in the mastermind. I'm just there as a speaker.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Yeah.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
But every person who they'd ask questions to, they'd say, you know, how much did he make last year? And they'd say, we did between. And I'm like, you don't know your numbers. You didn't do between.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
An entrepreneur knows exactly down to like, oh, man, we really wanted to do 2 million, but we did 1.73. Those are our numbers this year. There's no between. Yeah. The average person pays almost – I'm like, girl, you don't – like you're stretching. So knowing that kind of information, like you said, helps to figure out what to actually move against.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Yeah. There's a great Tim Ferriss quote that I steal a lot, which is the quality of your life is often determined by your willingness to have tough conversations. And I think a lot of people listening probably need to have a conversation like that with their version of your dad. Yeah. So you're halfway across the country. You have this call. You're like, peace out. What happens then?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Like, for instance, if you can get – if you can book 20 calls and you know for a fact that you're really good at closing, you can close 50% of those customers. So great. If I get more calls, can I close more? Just for anybody who didn't understand. This is great.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Why that?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
you know, give myself a little, but also just to give people a frame of reference. Yeah. How much has social grown for you in the last five years? Yeah. Cause you're in the millions now. Yeah. And I swear when I started following you, it's like 10 K on Instagram. Yeah. Like you've grown so much.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
I don't know why I laughed. I'm so sorry.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Yeah. Yeah. No big deal.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
It would just be amazing if you were, like, the king of munchies right now. Frozen yogurt king, yeah.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
I keep referencing this thing that I was at this week, but they're, everyone's trying to figure out the next marketing hack. Like what's this thing and how does it, I was there to speak about books because I've had a lot of success as a writer and they were like, what do you, what do you do?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
And I was like, well, you show up for your audience every day for 15 years and you just provide a shit ton of value again and again and again and again and again. And every once in a while I like, Hey guys, I have a book and then everybody buys it.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
That's my whole plan. That's what we do. Master plan. Exactly. Like I just, I don't, I've never figured out ads. I don't know how to, I don't have a funnel. I don't have, and it was like, but what is the book a lead for? And I'm like, nope, just readers just trying to, you know, have, but I, that's, don't commit to something if you aren't willing to give a decade. Yeah.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Because I really don't know any other way. Yes, could you have something go viral? Can something pop off unexpectedly? Can you hit a trend right when the wave is cresting? Absolutely. But I don't know how you have a long-term play if you're not actually trying to provide value in a real way.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Oh, dude, it would have been actually if you guys do a live event, you should do a pop up like that.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
No, I've heard you. I've heard you give advice to things. I'm like, Okay, you could do this with any category, actually. Okay, sorry. So test prep was an option.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
That is key. Get it out of your draft folder and on to social media.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Can I also add something too for people who are using social media as a way to talk about their business is to make sure that you're paying attention to the right metrics because there's such a hustle for views. Not all views are created equal. Not all followers are created equal. And you could get a million views on something that will not be relevant to your business at all. Yeah.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
but will create sort of vanity metrics that make you believe that your channel is really successful. But if it is not making you money in the way you want to make money, it's not the right video.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
It would be better to try a different style, different approach, long form versus short form, like change it up to get the right kind of customer because there's so much content right now telling people how to game the algorithm and it's not actually serving you.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Right.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Right.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Yeah, for real. I want to talk to you forever, but I want to be conscious of your schedule and a very busy day that you have ahead of you. I just want to say one more thing to you before we wrap up. I know you talk a lot about not really caring about your legacy, which is fascinating, but whether or not you care about what it is, it's going to be really big and it's going to be really impactful.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
As someone, you don't think I'm your demographic, but I receive a lot of help from you and have for years through the books, through the podcast, really want to encourage listeners to go check them out. So whether or not you care that you have a legacy, you do, and you help a lot of people with what you do and you don't have to help people the way that you do. So I am grateful for your time.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
and your wisdom. And I know the audience is too. So thank you for being here.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
No.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Right. But also people who create content just shitting on other people's content. I wholeheartedly agree. Yeah.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Man, you have had some bad luck with partnerships.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Yeah.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Yeah. And I think if that idea resonates with people, take it. And if it doesn't, ignore it. It's so simple. And I'm good with it.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Yeah. Well, I am grateful for you and your work. I appreciate it. Yeah. And thank you so much for coming on the show. Seriously, this was such a treat.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
it has all fallen apart and that you've rebuilt yourself. Because I feel like the world is in a place of really needing that conversation. So will you take the audience on a backstory of how you got to where you are today?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
What city are you in at this point?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
You wore the diaper and just, yeah, like that astronaut. Okay, great. Cool.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Out of curiosity, were these gym owners who were not going to be in the area you wanted to build a gym so they weren't direct competition? There's so much mad value in that. I started as an entrepreneur as an event planner. And I was so desperate. I didn't know what I was doing. And I wanted to find other people who would talk to me about the business just like you're saying.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
And nobody – it was like so closed-door policy because everyone was terrified of competition.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Well, it's total small business. But what I ended up finding a wealth of information with were vendors within my industry. So the florist, the photographer, the baker, they all knew the best venues, the best people to work with. Don't talk to these clients. You should be charging this much. And they became my community.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
So if you can find that group of people where there isn't inherent competition readily available, I feel like you can find your goldmine.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Absolutely. Well, also, if you're an entrepreneur and you have that kind of scarcity mindset, you're fucked.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Truly. No, I agree. You're only going to see the most basic level of opportunity and you're going to burn out. Yeah.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Working for free or actually getting paid?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
Okay. But honestly, I think that's a really good tip for if you're listening to this and you don't have responsibilities, you don't have a family and you have the opportunity to go apprentice for someone. It is it's a goldmine and you're going to learn stuff you would never learn otherwise. Anyway.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
How I Lost Everything Twice and Kept Going (Rachel Hollis Interview) | Ep 880
If someone's hearing this for the first time, how would you tell kids today to properly disseminate the right expert to take advice from? Because now anybody with a TikTok is like an expert in the field and it's leading people so astray. So how, I know this sounds super basic, but how can you figure out who actually knows what they're talking about?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Brutally Honest Business Advice | Ep 878
Alex, thank you for all you do. I appreciate you. Oh, you bet. Thank you. My name is Renz. I sell structural engineering services, so I design large-scale commercial real estate buildings for commercial real estate developers and architects. Do 5.2 million in revenue. Trailing 12 months closed revenue. Predicts next year is about 8 million. I'm going to do 20 million in 2027. Cool.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Brutally Honest Business Advice | Ep 878
Uh, learned a lot from the team and most of which is my data isn't organized properly for me to understand my appropriate CAC and LTV. Yeah. But in our business, high reoccurring, right? They do a lot, but it's cyclical. The funding's interesting. Um, I feel like a certain amount of my marketing is just necessary to nurture my existing clients and has all these other.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
Brutally Honest Business Advice | Ep 878
So when I go into like CAC to LTV to figure out my slot machine on where to allocate capital, that's where I get confusing. Just curious if you've had. Well, you would just loop all of that, all that nurture into CAC. And then what about LTV for new customers? You just call that, you look at that as your CAC versus your new LTV? So CAC's CAC.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
You know, I think one of the things that Robert Greene talks about that I like loved in that book, The Laws of Human Nature was, I don't remember what the law was called, but it's about specialness.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
Like we all think we're unique, we all think our problems are unique, and we all think that when we don't like somebody because they represent an ideal, we think that they are uniquely bad most of the time. And that because of all these bad things, that must be why they accomplished something, or it must be why, like there's no way they could be these good things.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
And I think that was really interesting because I just think it's really I just think it's true. A lot of people have that worldview. Yeah.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
Yeah, I think for me, it's been within the company. For you, it's been externally. You know, I was thinking about, I was like, I think I faced the most opposition externally when I first started making content, which is interesting, but that was tough.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
Yeah. Like I've never asked anybody to work weekend of you. Well, okay. I've reached out to people on weekends, especially if there's problems or things going on. And there's obviously departments that work weekends because that is the nature of that piece of the business. But I've never been like, I need you to work a Saturday and a Sunday just because I want you here.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
Yeah. No, I mean, the thing is, is like, we're very upfront on the interviews, for example, like we are scaling very quickly. We're growing very fast. It requires people who want to put discretionary effort towards work. And whenever people hate on me for that, I'm like, I only need a couple hundred.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
Like you think that there's not a couple hundred people on this earth who don't need to have like an extraordinary amount of work-life balance right now? Like there's a lot of people who love this shit. And so I don't know.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
I just, one thing I've never understood is that I agree that people should have whatever they want, especially like, you know, you have people who they're, they'd have three kids and they're all young and they're raising them or they're taking care of their parents. So they've got like, Good, good. Go work somewhere where you have a work-life balance.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
I just don't understand why you have to hate on a place that says, hey, up front, we're looking for people who don't need all of that. And understand this requires working in, quote, off hours. And like, we all love work here. We are competitively great. And I've just never understood why that's an issue. You know, it reminds me of...
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
Yeah, it's interesting because I think I was thinking about it because I think a lot of people obviously go through this phase and it happens no matter how big your business is. And I would actually argue that the bigger your business, the more glass you eat, because the problems are bigger.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
I don't know if you remember, he was one of our software teammates from gym launch and he didn't show up to work for three days in a row. And then we said like, what the hell? It was a whole thing. He did it again, we'd let him go. And then he wrote us a Glassdoor review and was like, I felt like I was a prisoner. Right? I felt like I couldn't leave.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
And I was like, what in the world is going on here? And it's just, you know what I really think it is? I really think that anyone who hates on a place that is upfront about their expectations, treats people well, invests in their team, takes care of their team while they're working their asses off, and you still treat that company like they're doing something wrong, I think you're a victim.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
And I think that's all it is. And I think victims blame and victims look at everybody as the enemy. And I don't fuck with that.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
Yeah, and I think there's a misconception, which I will say, which is like, people hear us talk like that. And then they think, oh, I bet you everybody's not friendly. They're not kind. We have the kindest people in this company. I think that it's like, I always have this like, be a kind killer. It's like kind killer. That's good. Yeah, like be a kind killer.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
Yeah, there's more glass to break and sharper. But I was thinking about why, like what keeps you going throughout it? And I actually think, I mean, I don't know if you would agree with this, but I was thinking for myself is that I am good at it. I'm good at eating glass. Like you gain the skill, you know how to make the decisions.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
Like, I mean, that's what I tell myself. It's like I want to be super kind, but also be a fucking killer and I can get after it and I can go hunt. And it's like that's the culture that we have. And I just think that You know, it's the same thing as people who we bring on to the team, and then when they come in, they're like, I didn't believe it was actually going to be like this.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
And I think that that's, you know, someone asked me, he's like, what's the most common feedback you get after someone's been in for a few weeks? And I was like, literally, that it's like they didn't believe this was actually going to be what the culture was. and that it's actually not bullshit. And I just think that in a world of everyone posing and faking, there's just so few that are real.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
They all say like, oh, my culture, this and that. They don't have a fucking culture. They have like an accidental chicken noodle soup. And so...
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
i don't know what that means like a broth with like a bunch of random in it like it's just like it's not real just a diluted a diluted broth diluted broth you have diluted broth i have water with a little bit of brown i have chili yeah we got a lot yeah chunky chili baby pineapple chicken that's right pineapple some jalapeno yeah that's what we got um i do think that's a misconception people just think like it's kind of like us you know they see us and they're probably like
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
oh, they're like robots and they like don't have fun and don't have a life. Well, don't tell them otherwise. It's just like, I actually think that it's hard for people to understand that companies and people can contradict. It's like, you can be hard, but soft. You can be fast and slow. You can be outgoing, but also very thoughtful. That's just top of mind. I think it's holding in line.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
I think that the other thing would be just in general,
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
And you did that to me on like our third date. You were like, what's the worst thing you've ever done? And I was like, I don't even think I've ever done anything.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
And you were like, I'll give you my top three. Yeah.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
Did you even, did you hesitate when you said the name of my podcast?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
It's just that I think what it is is that you get better at making the decisions and making them quickly and knowing what to do. It's just that the execution is just as painful every time. And I was just thinking about that earlier today when I was thinking, you know, okay, my media has suffered this quarter because I have not been putting my attention there at all.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
But wouldn't you say that when you have more resources, you have more resources to lose? You have more to lose, but you have more to protect yourself. Yeah, that's fair. I think it's why like a lot of people get big, at least, you know, on social media and then they start acting different because they're like afraid of losing it. You know what I mean? No. I mean, I constantly have to fight that.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
Not like, I don't ever act not like myself. I just don't want to always reveal as much as time goes on.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
I think that's cool.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
Well, I also, I mean, like just saying for myself, from my experience, like sitting in front of a camera with like five people watching you and lights on you is not exactly like a natural, comfortable habitat.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
But like, it's okay. My team knows that. Um, So like, I also think there's like a few things that people don't consider when they watch somebody making content.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
Like for mine, for example, it's usually like I'm on a time crunch, which is like, I have fucking interviews before, I have a call with a lawyer right after, I have to go run a fricking meeting in five minutes and I'm like trying to get that shit done.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
So like sometimes I'm pissed off because I'm trying to make a video and I know I only have a certain amount of time because I have other things going on. For you, you have so much. where it's like, how do I put it? Like the volume. And so it's like energy levels, like how the day is, like, did you eat? Did you forget to eat?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
Like shit like that even affects how a video is portrayed in someone's mood. And I think sometimes people just think, oh, it must be this person's personality. But I'm like, not at all. I think it's very hard to get everything perfect every time you shoot. And when you do, it's like, oh my God, this is gonna be a banger. And I felt good. And it was amazing. It's like a 10 out of 10.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
But like, those are like from the grace of God. They come like once a month, maybe. Every other shoot, it's like something goes wrong.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
And I honestly don't put that much attention in general, but it's just that when I do, I like it to be high quality media. And I felt like I've been so distracted that it's just been just shit. And as I was looking at, okay, making more media versus solving the problems of this week, then I was like, well, why is it that I actually like solving the problems more?
The Game with Alex Hormozi
What Leila Hormozi And I Accomplished In Q1 And HOW We Did It | Ep 860
Yeah, that's fine. Whatever. I'm not perfect.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
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I definitely, I definitely.
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Whatever, you get what I'm saying though, right? I understand what you're saying. Like. I mean, it's just different because if I get off a call with a lawyer getting some shit news and then I've got to go into another meeting, it's like within five minutes I can change my state. I'm engaged listening to the person. I'm focused on them and their problem. I'm not focused on myself.
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Versus a video, it's like I'm focused on myself. I'm focused on me. What's my mood? What's my demeanor? Do I have energy? And then if anything, when I don't have it, they're like, hey, repeat that, say it again. It didn't sound right. And then I'm like, fucking, I'm a zoo animal in front of a camera.
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And I think it's because I'm like, well, I'm good at it and I know what to do. I know how to solve them.
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I'm supporting your commitment to it as well and not committing to it myself.
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Not to mention we're trying to hire 35 other people.
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And our projections are to double the team by the end of the year, which is 70 more people.
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It's just a lot. It's a lot. It's a lot. Well, you know, and I think the thing is, is like, I'm definitely like your standards with like media, that's my standards with the culture. So like, I'm definitely like, I just constantly know the temperature, like how is like, where's the culture at? And it's like, as you bring in new people, you have to be measuring that shit every day, not every week.
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Well, yeah, for sure. But I think it's just the difference is just it doesn't get any easier anytime. It's like people think when I fire somebody, oh, it probably hurts less. It probably feels not as hard. When we have a lawsuit, oh, it probably hurts less. It probably feels not as hard.
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And I think that's where like now my time is more internal as I'm like building out the, you know, the highest level leadership teams, I'm helping train up the leaders in the middle, I'm making sure that we're making the right decisions. And then there's way more big irreversible things that come up. It's just like the last thing I think about is making content.
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That's why I've shifted to documenting. So I hired... Yeah, Layla's documenting, I'm demonstrating. Yeah, I just hired two more people to get back on, quote, vlogging. And basically it's like, all right, you know, two hours a day every day are the days that I have things that I am able to show.
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Someone just comes in and just records pieces of my day and we'll string them together in some sort of episode. We're going to see how it goes. I have no idea. Probably fucking tank.
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I also just, and I'll put this out there, I just don't know how much longer I'll be able to make direct-to-camera content. Yeah, or at all. Nor desire. I mean, I like making podcasts, actually. I enjoy making podcasts. It's not that I don't enjoy making content, actually, because I do because it helps people. It's just that I don't enjoy making shitty content.
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But it's like, I just have found that the decisions get easier and it goes faster because you make decisions faster. So you get out of pain faster, but it's not any less painful.
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Yeah. I think that's been the realization for me of like the last couple of years. Like there's just most things that I do. I don't enjoy them. I enjoy the result. Yeah, for sure. You know what I mean? And so like for me, I don't know if training's ever been, I've gone through periods.
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I've gone through periods where I trained because I really liked the way I was training, but then I ended up getting hurt or something, you know, doing endurance racing or strength training. And then I'm like, fuck this shit. Like, I don't feel like fucking up my body or even just like risking fucking it up. But I do like staying in shape. I do like looking fit. I do like all of that.
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Um, but you know, I think it's also different for guys and I mean, for you versus me, but I don't know. It's interesting because when you told me that about the rush, I'm like, I don't even remember the last time I didn't feel rushed with the workout. Like I don't remember. Right.
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I have every single fucking department rolling into me right now. And there's freaking problems and fires everywhere. Like if I tell you them and give you the price tag for the problem, you're like, yeah, you should take care of that.
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You'd be like, no, that one though?
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Well, I do think I like the shifting to documenting. I think it's going to take a second to get the hold of. That's my focus. I think my real focus for this year is building out the strategic and executive team at acquisition.com. I think it needs to expand. So I'm looking for a few key people, close on a couple of people, and I'm excited to bring in more leaders to help
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propel the culture forward because that's really what's needed. I also think the second piece to that is watching the transition from with acquisition.com externally, being able to market itself and have its own brand and have its own brand story rather than like being built off of yours and mine. I think that's exciting for this year.
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Yeah. That's a, it's a rebuild. Yeah. It's a rebuild. I think that's actually a good point is like something that I think is a fallacy is that like you build a team and you're like, ah, it's done. No, fuck that. Never happens like that. Most of the times you build a team and then in a couple of years, you're going to have to almost rebuild, restructure, reconfigure the team.
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The standards change, the requirements of what that team needs to do for the business change, the way that you want to do something changes and it changes what you need from that team. And so like business is never stagnant. If you have a stagnant business, it's dying. I would say that all businesses that are growing constantly have to change to grow.
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Just like you think of the entrepreneur, you have to become a different person with different skills in order to keep operating the business. Like I constantly am thinking like, what skills do I not have? What kind of person do I need to be to be the CEO of this business? It's the same for every team. It's like they have to adapt as well.
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And it's almost like the person has to be a chameleon and then the teams have to be chameleons, which is why I think like the number one competitive advantage that we have is we just like hammer in adaptability and growth into our team. And so when we do have to change, people are not scared of it and they don't resist it. We don't have to waste time and resistance.
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We just get straight to solution.
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Right. It makes it like really easy to do change management. Whereas all these other places, it's like, oh God, it's going to take so long. And this night it's like, no, that's not our culture. Everyone that works here is ready to embrace it. And I think it makes it way easier. Competitive greatness. Competitive greatness. What else would you say Q1 thus far?
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Cause you know, the quarterly is actually in three weeks, three and a half weeks. So we're almost at the end of the quarter. would you say that you're on track? Will you actually, okay, I have my MITs pulled up. Will you accomplish your MITs by the end of the quarter?
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Oh, nice. So high five. That's that still get it done. Even when you're eating glass.
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Mine were increasing company-wide communication from CEO and leaders. And so I started writing a newsletter to the team each week. I have a culture segment on the weekly meetings each week. I put in place Q&A sessions with myself and the team. And then I'm bi-weekly doing a manager huddle to kind of just, you know, reset the thermostat.
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I think I trust myself to clean up my own mess. Yeah, that's a good line. Like if I get it wrong, I'm like, I'll fix it. I'm just never not.
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It's actually really interesting. So the podcast I made before this, literally about decision making. Oh, cool. So it was, because I've been teaching the team, like, how do you bring me a six inch putt? Yeah. How do you make it so obvious that it's easy for me to QA that decision? Because a lot of times they bring me like, what do you think? Should I fire this person or not?
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And I'm like, I don't know. I have no context. I don't know the pros and cons. I don't understand what's going on in the department. I don't know their workload. And so I'm like, you haven't done enough work to bring this decision to me. And so then I give it back to them. And so I've been teaching it to them and then they were like, you should make this into a podcast.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
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And so I just did that because it is like, there's so many that I don't need to be making. but they don't yet have the skill to make. And so that's why I outlined a framework I shared with the team last week.
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I was like, here's how I think through decisions and make them quickly, because literally the quote I started off the podcast with is, the speed at which you make decisions determines the speed of the business. And at some point you can't make all the decisions. So the business slows down because you have more decision makers and they make them too slow.
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And so how do you keep decision-making speed up to par? I think some of it is also a little pressure, You know, like I follow up with people on decisions. They say they're going to talk to somebody. They say they're going to hire somebody, fire somebody. I remember. I remember. And then I ask them, did you do it? And then I'm like, if not, I'm like, do it now. Let's get it done right now.
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Like, why not? And just a sense of urgency. Otherwise, it's more painful anyways. So, but yeah, back to MITs. So that was the first one. The second one was the restructuring the media department. And I actually think that's gone fairly successfully. Like I feel confident in the direction.
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Yeah. And there's no fire anymore. And I think that the culture is 10 times better. Way better. Like 10 times better. That's actually such a huge win because amid all the work and... like I feel really good about the culture and the team. And I feel like it's not where I want it to be, but it's getting, it's going in the right direction, which is great.
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Oh my God, why did it just blink? It was the biggest one. It's my biggest MIT.
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It was expeditious. I don't even remember. What was it? Can you pull it up?
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But I don't want to delve into that one too much. You only had two. Me?
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No, scroll. Scroll. Because you can't see on that format.
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Oh no, I didn't say that one. I said, come do my communication. It was different. Yeah. Yeah. And then compliance project, which we've done, I think a really good job frigging going super well. So yeah.
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Don't dilute yourself.
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Yeah, Alex. If you had one word to describe the first six of the year, what word would you use? Is dick punch one word? I was trying to think of mine, so I was giving myself time by asking you. Yeah, I think that's my word. Yeah, I would say eating glass.
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So the quote actually originates from Martin Luther King Jr. Which actually originates from Socrates. Which actually I would like to just respond with, yes, I completely agree. That has been top of mind for both of us. I actually wrote something that I gave a speech to the team last week. Did you? It did, but you're not on those meetings, so you don't know. Oh. Which I'll read here.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
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So you can hear it as well. Yeah, I'd love to hear it. Sincere candor is one of our core values for a reason. It's not some fluffy leadership buzzword that we thought sounded cool. It's a non-negotiable standard that keeps us sharp, honest, and growing at the speed that we need to win. Here's what it means. We tell the truth. We tell it fast. We do it with the intent to make things better.
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We don't sugarcoat shit. We don't dance around the issue. No, let's circle back. I'll let them know next week. Bullshit nonsense when we know something needs to be said. If something's awk, we address it. If something's great, we acknowledge it. If something could be better, we push for it. This applies across the board. Leaders.
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If you're holding back feedback from your team because it's, quote, uncomfortable, you're failing. Say what needs to be said clearly and constructively. If you're whispering about problems instead of addressing them directly, you're part of the problem. Speak up. This is a company of adults, not high schoolers.
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If you can't take feedback without getting defensive, you're capping your own potential. Growth comes from friction. You have to embrace it. What sincere candor isn't? Being a fucking asshole, tearing people down, just speaking to hear yourself talk. It's not passive- What are you trying to say?
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It's not passive aggressive comments, vague feedback, or waiting until it's too late to address an issue. It's about being honest and having an impact. It's about being clear rather than comfortable. And it's about driving results rather than putting your ego in front. Our clients and those who look up to us to lead the way come before politics, egos, and your appearance to the team.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
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If you want to move fast, improve constantly, and be surrounded by people who make you better, then sincere candor is the standard. If that makes you uncomfortable, you're in the wrong room.
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But you weren't there to hear that.
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I think what it is, I was thinking about it, is that with increased success becomes an increased frequency of opposition. So it's not that it ever wasn't there before, but it's that the frequency increases. You know what I mean? Yeah. Because I was talking to the team about it and I was super upfront. I had the new hire orientation. I said, listen, we will not accommodate you.
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you will mold into the culture that we already have because this culture works and this is why we're winning. And so if you don't like the culture that I'm about to explain, then this is not the company for you because it's very potent and it's not what a lot of people want. And I was really like heated that day.
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I don't know why, I think it's because, you know, with all the new people coming in and then what I see is that the teammates who do emulate the culture, they question, they're like, am I to this? Am I to that? Am I, and we should always take,
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good ideas from new people, but to try and assimilate into like corporate jargon, bullshit, you know, passive aggressive comment, just some of the stuff that like, you know, people have old habits. The way I explain culture is always, it exists on a spectrum.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
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So nobody comes in a 10 out of 10 culture fit and any day given, it's not like I'm all ever a 10 out of 10 culture fit or you're a 10 out of 10 culture fits like to what, to what degree do we exemplify the culture that day? And I just said, I was like, we can't accommodate people. Like you cannot be nice, you have to be kind.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
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And you know, it's funny, as I was interviewing someone, he was in his final round and he said, he's like, what's the thing that like, what pisses you off the most about the company? And I was like, when people are nice, not kind. And they think that, and then other people think that they're a great leader, they're a great person because they're acting fucking nice.
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And it's actually just really mean because you're going to end up fucking up your team. You're going to end up fucking up the project or whatever it is because you're trying to save face. I was like, that pisses me off. And he was like, every single person said the same thing. He's like, the one thing that I heard on the last three interviews was kind, not nice. I was like, that's really cool.
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Our whole team saying it. Very congruent.
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No, and I think it translates into the media side as well because I think in general, especially for you, I just think back to the Jordan Peterson podcast where he translates the story of, what was it, God? Caden Abel? Caden Abel, yeah.
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And it's basically like the representation of, and I just thought this was like a good interpretation of it, of somebody who represents the ideal and then somebody who, rather than trying to be like the ideal and being inspired by it, tries to tear down the ideal. And I just think that's what most people do.
The Game with Alex Hormozi
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Like anytime you face opposition, when you represent an ideal, you just trigger all these people who feel like it's not possible for them. And you piss them off because then they think of all the reasons why they can't become that ideal. And then they have to say false things about you or make up stories about you, which then goes back to people thinking they're special.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
Oh, I like it. So to explain to me what the future looks like, because you said what I love, you start with the end in mind. Yep. And you got to know, like your bags are packed. We're in the car. We've got the whole family. Where are we going? And why are we going? And where are we stopping? It's like, most people don't know. I'm like, are you going to sell your business in five years? No.
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10 years? Don't know. What's the plan? Get to a hundred million. Then what? What's that going to do? What are you going to buy? I don't know. I just want to get there. What the hell? Why? What would $5 million mean to you in a year versus a hundred million? And who knows? So what's the plan?
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Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
And you'll receive a link to download the notes from today's episode. Also, if you haven't got your copy of my newest book, Elevate, please go check it out. I'll share with you how I attracted and developed a winning team that helped me build a $200 million company in 22 states. Just go to elevateandwin.com forward slash podcast to get your copy. Now let's go back into the interview.
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Yeah, well, I am now in a hurry, I'll tell you, because I know their number of where they get diminishing returns. And so there's this magic number and they got a hold for three years. And that's not this Christmas, but the following Christmas. And I want to go where people have never gone before. And I'm like, okay, so we'll flip this again and then we'll have to go public. Yep.
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And I'm going to have to roll 50% and I'm good with it. But then, you know, the next sponsor is going to have to be really good at IPOs because that's the only exit. There's no funds that could afford it at a certain level. There's about five major companies, KKR, Apollo, Blackstone. And great companies and their strategic alliances.
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Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
And, you know, I don't know if I'm cut out to be the CEO of, I'm not a black tie, New York, Manhattan hangout type guy. You know, I would be either a co-CEO or be the chairman of the board. I feel like what I like to be is the glue. I'm like the culture, but coming in every day, explaining to someone in New York that never ran a business about anything is not what I do.
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Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
I think blue collar is better than white collar for a lot of attributes, but a lot of the guys never had a mom or dad raise them.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
You know, so they don't even understand that concept. They were Ivy leagues and whatever. And I'm like, all right guys, if you could even do even close to what we do, you wouldn't be here. No. I hate to say it. Private equity guys are really great and we've got great partners and some of them are operators too, but, They just don't understand sometimes. Our team does. And I confide in them.
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I tell them I over-communicate with them because I don't want to be that guy that gets a phone call one day. Hey, dude. But as long as you perform, they're happy.
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Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
Yeah, that's true. I tell you, you think this day comes and it's like the end of the rainbow with the gold treasure and it happens. Gina Wickman and I talked about this and it's not as glorious as people think. It's almost like you got to be ready. And that's why I planted a lot of seeds. I'm not a one trick pony. I know I could do this over and over and over. It's not garage doors.
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Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
All right, guys, welcome back to the Home Service Expert. Today, I got a special treat. This is gonna be really fun. I got JJ Levinsky in town. He is actually based in Chandler. He's the president and co-founder of Blue Wave, the host of Mac and Blue, and a board member of Vistage Worldwide.
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Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
It's not even necessarily home service. It's passion. It's consistency. It's discipline. And, you know, it's not necessarily about the money now. It's who I had to become to get to this level. Because you can take it all away, I'll get right back. And it's hard to take away something from somebody that didn't have anything to begin with.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
Well, the risk that I could tolerate in my pinky is more than 10 people could tolerate. Like, this is not risky. I have control. And everybody lives in this state of worry. I don't stress. I get no anxiety. Like, if anything, it's like last month, we are not supposed to be sharing a whole lot, but we beat our budget by 500 grand. 500,000. And that's like every single month.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
And I'm like, we should be beating it by 2 million. And I'm like, our acquisitions are too slow. We need to double down. And the goal I'm setting is just, and now we're working on what is the finish line. So I call, I talked to Doug over at Cortec and we're working on where that, where we want to go. And I won't stop till we get there. And what does that mean?
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
You know, what's cool about a transaction is, is then everybody's blessed because they all have either profit units or equity incentive program units or whatever it might be, depending on the structure is they really want to chase that goal because it means their life changes dramatically. And I love that.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
Like I will never get involved in another business that doesn't have a plan to sell in less than five years, hopefully three. Because otherwise it's just a dream. And there's so much technology and AI and machine learning happening right now. I think it's going to get, I think people are like, no, it's, you know, that's not going to happen. It's happening. It's happening.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
President and co-founder of Blue Wave, a company that provides facility-based solutions for its clients with over 30 years of experience in construction and business solutions industry.
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Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
What's the largest company in the world right now? Nvidia. Well, that's right.
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Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
Largest company in the world. It's happening. People don't want to face it. They got this two decade plan. Good luck. Because you and your family, if you don't enjoy it, like smell the roses, build your asset up, take a piece out, learn from, Kent Goodrich called me and he's like, dude, when you learn what these guys know, this is the missing piece, Tommy. Like you're really smart.
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You understand home service. When you know what they know, how to raise capital and you understand how LPs work and you understand deal flow and how to raise the capital and get five times leverage on the business and the whole PE world, Dude, you're going to be in your mid-40s. He goes, I would give everything to go back to your age and learn what you're learning today. And I'm like a sponge.
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I'm like, this is awesome.
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Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
He is a past board member of Vistage Worldwide Incorporated, a global CEO, peer advisory, and executive coaching organization, and the host of Mac and Blue, a podcast covering all things related to building the future.
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Man, if we could just if you could rewind that five times, ask, ask, ask, be humble. and then implement. If you just, just that one thing, if you take that out of this podcast, so many people, I just did an orientation with all these technicians and installers. There was 35 something.
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And I said, I put up eight or nine phone numbers of our top, top, top techs, the guys that care the most, the guys that'll help. And I said, you know, the last guy that actually called every one of these people the day I did this, that's what he is in the company right now. Number one, he went through this class two months ago. His average check is seven grand a week. Do the math. I said...
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but a lot of you won't do it. I said, in fact, I'm going to get him on the phone right now. And he said, when Tommy said, nobody does it. I felt inclined to lock myself in the room and make every phone call and text every single one of them. And it changed my life. It changed my, cause he was, he did the work. It's like, Hey, my name's Tommy. I'm brand new. I'm not sure what to ask.
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Like the guys that go above and beyond. And they're like, listen, I just want a few pointers. What would you do if you were me? Who would you hang out with? Right. And just ask the questions. And I think that's a skill. That's a muscle that people get over time. But so many people are afraid. What are they going to think of me? I do not care anymore what people think of me.
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So, you know, a couple of quick questions. First of all, and I've got a lot here, but the British mentality, you mentioned that. And one of the things I found about England is, Scotland and Ireland and that whole area and a lot of Europe is the businesses are not what they are in the United States. Like they're small, they have a different mentality.
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I was a guest. Yeah, that was, it just feels like yesterday. That was a couple months ago. A couple months ago, yeah.
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It's great businesses, but they're really small. There's no one like rolling up. There's, but I know there's some huge companies like direct energy.
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It was an honor.
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Yeah, I'm excited, man. You know, I think what I always like to start with is tell us about why you got into home service in the industry, where you're at today, and where you want to take it, and a little bit about the podcast that you do.
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Taiwanese versus Chinese. It used to be part of, it's true. Yeah. Globalization's real.
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It's happening everywhere. India, China, it's just, it's happening and they've got to embrace it. They do. Because it's a better way. It is. And anybody that doesn't believe that, I won't go into politics, but anybody that's not happy that we're here in the United States of America, land of the free, able to make choices.
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You could sit down and you could sit outside a building and protest, not get in trouble. Like we've got total freedom. And so many people are so unhappy about this country.
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Yeah. And the history made us, you know, we made a lot of mistakes. Every country has. There's not a country that I know of that didn't have slaves at one point. And I'm not proud of that. No. But it's still history. We've got to learn from our history. We can't erase it or it happens again. I won't even go into that because that's not a rabbit hole I don't want to go into.
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But, you know, I'm definitely for, you know, what, a few hundred years ago, we talked about 2% tea, Boston Tea Party. Now they're taxing. I pay taxes to pay taxes, to pay taxes, to pay taxes. It's way, way more. I pay taxes on my taxes, on the death tax, on the tax for this building, on the car tax, on everything I do. And it's okay.
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But I'll tell you this, Obama once said, you didn't build that business. Obviously the infrastructure really helped. It really does. The fact is, we're the hunters. Anybody could do what we did, but nobody's willing to take the risk because we know you got 1% of 1% to get over a million dollars.
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And so, you know, anybody that complains that people make money, guess what would happen if you tax the crap out of me? I shut down. I'm not going to work for nothing. No. And I'm not going to take all the risk. I guess what? There's other countries that would gladly have me with what I know. And I'm not saying I would leave the United States, but what's the point of pursuing more if you can't?
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Like right now, the jobs we provide, those people are paying into the system. If I have no reason of making, you know, I'm in business to make a profit. It's not a 5013C. And there will be a 5013 CI bill and it won't be for profit. And I understand that, but for right now.
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Yeah, but if you text the crap out of me, any major company says, people invest in us for profit. So all of a sudden, all these jobs are lost. Now there's people taking from the system. Mm-hmm. There's no corporation in the world. It passes through the CEO, the CFO, the VPs, the directors. They're all paying into the system. There's no point. The corporate tax doesn't need to be super high.
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They just give more jobs or lower unemployment. The GDP goes up, but nobody wants to understand this stuff and it's okay. And this is zero to do with politics. It really is. No, that's economics. It is basic economics.
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And I love talking about this stuff without getting controversial because there's other people that disagree with me and they think we should tax the rich so much more and take away the motivation for them to grow and give jobs. Hey, I hope you're loving today's episode. I've got something exciting to share with you.
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One of the things that was really impactful when you were talking earlier is leadership and hiring right. And I think this is probably the biggest problem with most companies is they just, they don't really hire people that are better than them. They want to continue to stay the chief, the main person.
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And I don't necessarily think it's about spending more money because I've spent a lot of money on the wrong people. We all have. We all have. And it's like the move, it's not directly correlated with the more money you spend, the better you get. But I will say getting people that aren't on the unemployment line, actually recruiting them from another company that's proven success. Yeah.
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So talk to me a little bit about that. I'm sure you learned a lot of this in Vistage.
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Agreed? 100% because these people have a passion. They're willing to come and wait in line for you. 10 of the people that were there were there for me. They're the ones we had to kind of recruit and hire. But my plan is the next year that everybody's going to be waiting in line. They're going to be like, when is there an opening?
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Which means I got to become a better leader, which means I got to give more. Essentially, I need to change to be able to get to that level.
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Case closed. I had a podcast that was really interesting. A lot of people, I get a lot of coaching, man. I've got a lot of coaches. I've got trainers. I've got a lot of people working with me. And I didn't realize this. I tried to get my COO in EA. I tried to get the president of the company in EA. It's a lot of work. You got to kind of move backwards three steps. You got to teach somebody.
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It actually slows you down. Because you got to work back. And if you get the wrong one, you're almost burned forever. You're like, but me, I've had a lot of the wrong people, but I'm always willing to take a step back for growth. And, you know, I watched and they're like, well, I can handle everything. Like I can handle emails very quickly and I'm efficient. I've already got a process.
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And me and I, you know, this gentleman and I were talking about, what if I got them coaching? What if I invested in their, to the coach they wanted, not my liking? Because if they have the help that I get, I'm investing so much money, effort, energy, and time into my leadership. And not just reading, not just podcasting, but coaches. And so now I've got this idea of listening.
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If you're willing, because that's an extra 15 hours a week of outside, you got to keep doing what you're doing. But you know, the worst thing is that you're growing so much faster than everybody, then you're almost forcing the whole team to, you're going to have to replace them.
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Well, I think EQ is the most important thing. I'd say this. I don't need the highest IQs for mostly what I do. I need the highest EQs. I need the ones that get along. They understand how they make people feel.
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I think EQ, you look at the most wealthy, happiest people. They understand people. It's not because they could pass an IQ test the best. I don't care about your necessarily your cognitive brain power because you still don't know how to respect people. You look at doctors, they'd speak in this crazy language. They try to make no bedside manner. Yeah. You always hear that.
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And it's, I look at EQ is like, how am I making this person feel? And I can almost, I try to put myself in their shoes as I'm talking and I'm I look at myself and I know I got these personas. Like when I'm talking to somebody, it's different when I'm talking to my mom than my sister, than my dad, than my cousins. As it should be though. And it is, but I'm trying to create this super persona.
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Like Kobe was the black mama when he entered the court. he became this version of himself that he considered to be the best. And creating this super persona of yourself and then acting like that. And if you could define it as respectful, great communicator, feeling what the other person's going for, but also being passionate, and then you can start really emulating that. And it's an alter ego.
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But if you could define your alter ego and become that alter ego, because we all have alter egos. Everyone does. The way you treat your kids, I'm sure there's, you know, my mother treats my sister and I completely different. So I know all about it. People are like, you didn't have any kids yet. And I'm like, I know, but I am a kid. I'm Dick Clark. I love this kind of stuff, man.
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I love where we're going with this. So explain to me how the companies, like how is it organized right now? Like the C-suite, the org chart, how's it put together? Who's looking into M&A? What's the growth strategy? Is it Greenfield or acquisitions?
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It's going to be the larger, going to get larger because they've got economies of scale. I've got the two largest suppliers in the country doing whatever they can to earn my business. So I came up with a list of not five or 10 things. I came up with a list of 27 things I need from them. We haven't talked yet, but I'm going to ask them for everything.
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And I'm going to show them what it means to them and how they win. Everything I'm asking has a direct impact on how they grow and their profitability. And if I can prove to them that this makes sense to make you a bigger, stronger, faster running, higher EBITDA company. And that's always what I ask. I say, listen, here's how my ask makes you win. It's kind of like the art of the deal.
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Most people need to walk away, but I'm asking for a lot. I'm asking them to invest a lot of money into our growth and how they win. And it's a weird conversation because there's so many different attributes. There's things in operations. There's things in marketing. There's things I'm asking them to do. But there's one thing they've told me. Everything you said you were going to do, you do.
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So we take you very seriously. So we're going to bring everything you want and more. And that means they're big, big companies. And that means they got to go to their board and ask a bunch of stuff. I'm not trying to beat them up on price like everybody else. I'm asking for a lot of other things that no one is even talking about. It's more of an investment than a shakedown. Yeah. Yeah.
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Because I don't do any better if they're not making profit and innovating, getting better machines and doing more studies on installation and all the stuff they do.
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Yeah, I think it's AI and machine learning is super important. It will replace jobs. But I think a lot of people are like they use AI too much. And AI has been proven to be wrong a lot. It takes a lot of data and it makes the wrong assumptions. And there's been a lot of controversy about it. So I think we're in the fetal stages of what we'll be able to do.
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I mean, just like the call center, most likely long term over the next few years. I mean, AI is going to do a better job. The bots, yeah. Yeah. Well, the fact is that you can have a full conversation with them in any language. And if it's machine learning enough to know what to do, and what it does is it finds these outliers that inflection points,
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And it's getting smarter and it's not scary for me. I just, I hope it never gets used for evil. You said the CEO, I know so many people that brought on a new CEO and me and the PE guys talk about this all the time is a CEO really tries to make a name for themselves. They try to put their imprint on it and that's okay.
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It's very worrisome for me that we lose a piece of culture and this is going to be something eventually, I'm not going to be the CEO of this company forever, is coming to terms with what is your vision for
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You don't work under me, but I still need to have control because I've got the relationships, but I cannot also, like I've seen this happen even at send out cars with Cody Bateman is like, you say you want to be the chief visionary officer, but then that means releasing this. It's hard because you didn't do anything.
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Like, at least for me, I don't feel like I've done a whole lot of things wrong where it's strategic quantum leap growth.
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is i've really defined the vision of this company in very very bite-sized details to understand where we're going how we're going there and it takes a lot for me to even explain this to the pe guys because they've got different plans but they don't know what i'm trying to do it's very hard to articulate but a lot of people do understand and I don't want to be the guy. I was the guy for too long.
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I'm like, let's find somebody that's way better at this.
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Yeah. Oh, that's what I'm going for. And I know it's weird. I'm sure the PE guys, you know, in any company are like, dude, how much are you working? Dude, I'm connecting with technicians every day. I just did an orientation for three and a half hours. I just checked in with my CEO or COO. We talked about the acquisition pipeline. There's 22 companies.
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I'm hoping that I could leave for a month and I can right now. But I'm hoping the hard question is, yes, the company could exist and grow without me for six months, never touching any communication, no CRM, no look at financials. The other question behind that is, will the company grow as fast? Will the vision maintain? And it's not quite there yet.
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But when I decide to turn over the CEO role, I'm going to go, dude, all you got to do is stay on this path. It's already set up. You have everything documented. You've got a whole... You don't need to change it much. We've got the right leadership in place. It's on a trajectory. Every performance pay is dialed in. Every equity stake is dialed in.
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And, you know, the plan is to get to 500 million of EBITDA on the next turn. And people are like, dude, I love it when people say that's not possible. They don't understand market caps. They don't even understand the strategy to get there. But it's so big. It's like a big goal. $500 million of profit. That's huge. But it seems so small to me.
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It just seems like the plan is not this crazy 100-page thing.
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And you know, September 25th below 10% body fat. And then guess what? I'm going to Bora Bora in January. So on September 28th, I'm setting a new goal through January to where am I going to go? And I got a whole plan for that. And then I got my birthday's March 4th. I'm setting a new goal for that day because I set small strategic goals, even for myself, KPIs, I'm wearing this.
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It tells me everything I need to know except for my macros. And I got a whole app for that and a chef that's helping me out. So- It's like, here's what's changed in the last few months since we talked on your podcast is that I got no brain fog. I'm healthier than I've ever been. I'm walking for two hours a day. I feel really good about myself, my face.
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I look at the old pictures like I had a double chin. Not a big deal. Like literally like under here.
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It was just, it's like, and I look at myself and I'm like, I had every reason why I didn't have time. Every reason. And man, I love getting out and walking. I was up this morning at five o'clock. I walked for over an hour last night at 1015. And just these little things like, you got to take care of you. You can't help your kids. You can't help your wife. You can't help your parents.
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You can't help any coworkers if you're not taking care of yourself. We always try to change everybody around us except for ourselves. And now that hit me like a ton of bricks. I'm like, I need to become the best version of myself. And that includes drinking the right water. You notice it's not bottled water. Not to say I don't drink. I do drink bottled water if it's the only thing available.
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But this is like triple filtered. And I've started to learn about these things. And dude, I feel like I could run a marathon. I feel like I could fight a lion. And two guys came out crying over my orientation. And one guy's like, dude, I need you to be here for me and mentor me. I said, I will. I said, but you got to do me a favor and forget the past and focus on today.
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And we'll revisit the past because we got to let that go at some point, but now's not the time. And that's the difference is within a year from now, I'm just going to be able to post one thing and have a line of people ready to go, knowing their lives will completely change. And when that day, that's my new goal of like, not, I got people lined up to work here.
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I got people lined up for me to be an impact to change their life. And that's the deal is impact. What advice to aspiring entrepreneurs looking to make their mark in blue collar?
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Yeah, well, you'd rather be on your desk that said I gave it my all and I lived a little.
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Than having regret.
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And there's too many people, you know, I was thinking a lot about this, of the freedom event coming up. And I don't know if I have the courage to do this, but I was thinking about going to the hospital and visiting people that are dying.
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Oh, I kind of get emotional thinking about it. I don't know these people. I'm not talking about family, but it's just asking them, you know, interviewing them. And I don't know if I got it in me because, dude, I'm a pretty emotional guy and I feel for people.
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But just, you know, Steve Jobs on his deathbed said, you're going to be taking your medicine as food or your food is going to be your medicine. And I know there's going to be a lot of regret. A lot of people saying, I wish I would have made up with my daughter. I wish I would have actually showed up for that wedding. I wish I would have called my best friend.
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I wish when I had the chance, I would have seized the moment. And I just got to build the, I'm not afraid to ask, but that's a different type of ask. But I really want to make an impact. And I wanted people to wake up and I'm thinking, what could be the most way? Like when I talk to these people, young man, there's a young woman in there too. She's amazing.
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Is I know I can't get through to everybody, but there's a way to do it. And I'm just trying to figure out every possible way to wake up, to wake up. Just now's the time. I'm like, guys, how much do you want to make? They're like 80,000, like 80,000. That's like poverty. I'm like, not really. There's a lot of people that would kill for 80,000, but not at this company.
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I'm like, I have a guy that was hurt for five months. And he flew out here. I was out of town, unfortunately. He rode with one of my amazing guys, Justin. And they sat down at a restaurant and they figured out exactly what he needs to do to make Pinnacle. Now, mind you, Pinnacle's like really hard to make. It's like the pinnacle of success. It's the pinnacle trip. You get equity in the company.
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And he has to do crazy numbers. And he has to pick up Saturdays. And he needs to sell doors only in stock. And he needs to go bring pizza to the manufacturer to make sure they got a stock in. They went through this huge, listen to me. And he calls me up after three weeks ago this happened and he's way above where he's supposed to be. And I said, how are you doing?
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And he goes, well, I've been talking. See, we've got a scorecard. You get to see who's the best at every single thing. And he goes, all I do is call those guys. And now he's number one in door sales. He's number one in services, number one in memberships, number one in selling financing. And I'm like, dude, number one in reviews. I'm like, how are you doing this?
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He's like, dude, I want to win so bad. He's like, I need Pinnacle. I need it for me. I need it for my family. I need the money, but I need to be there. Those are my brothers. Like he's got major FOMO. And that was the intention. So I think entrepreneurial, I will go the opposite of you too, is not everybody's cut out to be an entrepreneur.
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I think a lot of people, they think it's cool. They see the success, but they don't understand the pain and suffering and the sleepless nights and the cancellations and the not making payroll and the risking it all to take to mortgage.
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You should try it. You should read a lot. You should be asking questions. I had a young man call me up. He's 29. He works at a beer, like a, what do they call those where they make beer? Like a tap house. Like a tap house type deal. And he's ready to start his own thing.
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And he wants to go into like high-end home management where he'll take care of the plumbers, the roofing, make sure the water's running. It's more on a vacation area. And I said, find the biggest town next to you. Find the company that's successful at what you're doing. And go keep your job and see if you could intern there for three months. And work out a deal.
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Maybe the guy will even invest with you or the gal, whoever owns it. But I said, you're about to risk everything. So educate yourself. I mean, if I didn't go visit with Ken Haynes, Ken Goodrich, Leland Smith, and a dozen other owners, I want to be here today. If I didn't meet Olivia, I wouldn't be here today.
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If I didn't meet, I thought about all the things that had to happen for me to be successful. And there's a lot of big things, but man, it was like this magic potion. And behind all of these doors, I see so many people like me on a podcast and they leave the podcast and their life is miserable.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
They act happy. You see the prettiest, beautiful pictures on Pinterest or on Instagram and Facebook and TikTok, but their lives really aren't fulfilled. And I just, I thank God. I got baptized recently, even though I've been a man of God for a long time. My mom and dad didn't remember if I got baptized. I'm like, I'm not taking a chance.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
Yeah, we probably did.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
I love this, man.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
I feel like all we have in this world, Warren Buffett wrote a quote, it takes 20 years to build a personal brand. It takes five minutes to ruin it. Five minutes. And a fight you give unconditionally, it's just, it's weird. It's liberating. I was really nervous the first time I decided to give out all my secrets.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
My COO at the time walked in and a bunch of other guys were like, what the hell are you doing?
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
The walkthroughs, yeah. Competitors coming in and I'm like, I don't usually do this guys, but I'm going to have to trump you on this one. Either I'm the dumbest guy in the world or this is going to be good.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
Because I'm sick of people attacking us on Facebook. I'm sick of people saying we're the devil. And so it turned around and I had no idea that giving, you know, you remember the original Miracle on 34th Street? Yep. They went to the store and they were like, we don't have that here, but go to whatever the other store was. This idea actually works.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
And if people just gave more unconditionally, it would be a better world. But it comes back tenfold. Zig Ziglar, you can have anything you want in life if you help it enough, people get what they want. I had an opportunity yesterday that I could have monetized very easily and made half a million dollars.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
And I'm like, no, I'm like, it's just a relationship that I could have made an investment in very small and reap the benefits. But not everything for me is money. And I hate those guys. You meet those guys. That everything is a finder's fee. Every single thing is as transactional. I invest in businesses I believe in. And yes, do I make a profit?
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
Probably because I love them so much that I think it's worth investing in. And I do it a lot. I invest in everything I believe in. And I ask the person, hey, could I buy 10%? Because I believe in you so much. I get behind people, not businesses. But what's some of the books you've read that really stand out that made you who you are today?
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
Bold, I got it, yeah.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
There's probably... I just was on a call yesterday talking about a business getting into that Peter is a part of.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
Owner of.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
No, no, no, you did great. I agree with all those authors. Do you, what's the best way to get ahold of you, JJ?
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
So if you need to reach out to JJ, LinkedIn, got his contact information there. And we talked about a lot of stuff here, JJ. Why don't you give us something we didn't talk about? Maybe something that the audience needs to hear right now. Close us out.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
This was wonderful.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
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The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
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The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
Thanks again for listening and we'll catch up with you next time on the podcast.
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
So anyway, fast forward today, you know, what are your goals? Where do you want to take this thing? Are you building the cell?
The Home Service Expert Podcast
Building a Team That Builds the Business: How to Recruit Strategically
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The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
It should be a few minutes. This is so nuts. I think this here in the corner is like all the different boosters or something.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
I was active. Just turned them all off. Just slowed down.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
That's a building. How long does that take now, like two minutes before it comes back down?
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
It's almost at 6,000 kilometers an hour. Oh, my God. The other one's heading back down. Still slowing down. Space station?
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
I hope so. I don't know. She just said it. She just said it. Otherwise, we just saw some UFO. She just said it.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
It's going to go through a cloud right now. Whoa. It's a high-ass cloud. Oh, shit. 20 kilometers up. Wow. That's so fucking cool.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
That is so nuts. Exactly seven minutes from when it left.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
Look at the other ones. What is that? Climbing in speed. 16,000 kilometers an hour. Oh, my God. 140 kilometers away.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
Yeah, they showed before it took off right there. Yeah, wow.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
Yeah, and that part right here halfway, that's what came back.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
I mean, I'm not that trip, but a trip. You go eventually?
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
Okay, you're going to die. Everybody dies. Yeah, but you don't want to die that way, dude. If you get to decide one way to die, that's not one of the worst ways.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
Yeah. Based on physics. Okay. In theory, if you were in space and you maybe ejaculated, is it possible that the ejaculate would propel you backwards? Like send you, you know, like is it propulsion? Is there enough power in there to propel you? There's only one way to find out.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
Online it officially says at least 12. At least 12 kids.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
That's the only, I don't, uh. They delete accounts all the time.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
I did hear him answer it, but they were all talking over each other. Did I say the words? Yeah, they weren't talking about the cross. They're talking about a different tattoo.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
I'm a change agent, and it's... That's going to be in here. I've got to figure out where... I missed the whole show. It's an hour-long show. We're all talking the entire time.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
Also, it says, to be clear, he did not write it himself. He published it. Oh. That's what this is. It says, in short, Hegseth did not publish. I'll put it up on the screen. He did publish such a column while he held the role of publisher.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
I mean, you need something to go one way, so you go the other way. Yeah. And Lex had an answer, but I don't know. What's the answer? He had a thought, I guess.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
But it started with, you know, what I could find is that the horses were unshoed, unshoed, but they did do something that this says here they use some sort of skin to cover it. Interesting.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
Horseshoes were around for at least 200 or 300 years before them, so they probably knew about them.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
Do you think Apple regrets being one of the first built-in apps on the iPhone that could have had a lot to do with the growth? Well, definitely did, I'm sure. They didn't make it, but they included it.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
They could only have three-minute videos back then. You're right.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
I was thinking Twitch for a while, though, was kind of close. Yeah, Twitch was pretty close. Right, right. Twitch was close.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
It's still a thing, but it doesn't make money. It's not profitable, which arguably neither is YouTube. But isn't that crazy?
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
Is there a bunch of different... Twitch became more... It was just in TV, and it's kind of reverted back to it now. Most of the popular stuff is IRL streaming, people walking around, going places, doing shit, streaming, going... Doing nonsense.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
It's still that. There's been a few other ones that have tried. People like YouTube tried to do it. Facebook tried to do it. Microsoft tried to do it. It didn't work? Twitch is still there.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
Twitter is now trying to do it. But the Microsoft one went away. YouTube doesn't really advertise the live streaming stuff very well.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
Everyone sort of went back to Twitch after they made deals there.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
Yeah, that's a good idea. You buy everyone to come over and hopefully everyone sticks. Just didn't stick.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
What, Jamie? I'm trying to check. I'm not finding the right video. Okay. No worries. Where should I go? Because I tried typing SpaceX.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
We don't have that kind of time. This just went live, so it doesn't say anything.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
I'm clicking around. There's tons of channels with it. I was trying to find the most accurate or real one because someone could be live streaming a fake one.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
I just went to live on YouTube. This is where I was bringing up with Twitch. It's hard to find stuff that's live.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
When I typed it in, that's when he was bringing it up. You start getting all sorts of crazy shit, and I get all these weird, that's not them.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
No. That would not. They wouldn't put that in their official account.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
Yeah, that makes sense. So I went to there, and that's what it is. Oh, how weird. It's not showing anything yet. How weird. It just went up three minutes ago.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2260 - Lex Fridman
They're boosting the algorithm. I guess. So this is it. This is an older one, I think. Oh, this is old?
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2325 - Aaron Rodgers
I don't know what he said. I was laughing at it going, what the fuck is this? I don't think he does either.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2325 - Aaron Rodgers
I love the one time when she gets asked during a press briefing. It's like, what? I think we should all participate. There's no conflict of interest. She pushes the mic away like this. She's four wines in going, what are they talking? Stock trading. I don't even know what they're talking about.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2325 - Aaron Rodgers
You know the fucking headlines? Aaron Rodgers and Joe Rogan by the island.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2325 - Aaron Rodgers
Get your shot. Get your shot, Aaron. You need the tetanus. What are you afraid of?
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2300 - Kyle Dunnigan
Jamie finds everything. He knows everything. Jamie hates me. No, he doesn't. He loves you.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2300 - Kyle Dunnigan
She's cute. Why didn't they give her a shot? I don't know. I don't even know what C&C Music Factory looks like. Were they good looking? They probably were. Well, that was the move back then.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2300 - Kyle Dunnigan
Is that how you said it? Yeah, I was like, oh, I wish I brought my tights.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2300 - Kyle Dunnigan
Oh, by the way, here's another. I thought it was going another direction. I thought guys were paying to jerk off to her feet.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2300 - Kyle Dunnigan
Oh, Louis Black? No. Jesus, who are you talking about? He's at the store. Eddie Pepitone?
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2300 - Kyle Dunnigan
Piece of shit. These things die. That is a piece of shit. No way. There it goes. Have you had that guy? I'm going to look ridiculous doing this. No, you look like a man. I think more of you now. Thanks, man.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2300 - Kyle Dunnigan
You don't have any merch? No merch. You should have Caitlyn Jenner merch. Yeah, baby. Yeah, baby. That was when I knew Comedy Central was doomed. You and I were talking. Yeah, I sent you what they cut.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2300 - Kyle Dunnigan
I used to love that show. Sanford and Son was fucking great. It was funny. It was funny, ridiculous. Red Fox was the man.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2300 - Kyle Dunnigan
I'll watch it if she fakes the accent. Yeah, she fakes. Does she? She is. She doesn't understand the words? Yeah.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2300 - Kyle Dunnigan
Yeah, I'm talking. You're not talking when I'm talking. I'm talking, you're not talking when I'm talking.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2300 - Kyle Dunnigan
Definitely legal. Ew. It's legal to fuck your car, I think. It might be. If it's in the garage.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2300 - Kyle Dunnigan
It was no Sanford and Son. Well, I didn't even know about it until an hour ago. You got that NeuroGum that you just did? No. This is...
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2300 - Kyle Dunnigan
No, if I'm there. You're a woman, Kyle. Don't let anybody ever tell you different. Thank you so much for not misidentifying me. Don't let anyone deny your humanity.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2300 - Kyle Dunnigan
No, what am I not going to get upset about? I'm also taking a pickleball class.
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2300 - Kyle Dunnigan
He might, but that's not who I was thinking of. Who do you think of? Kid Rock plays pickleball every day. I love any kind of racquetball sport. He goes, yeah, I get up at 8 o'clock in the morning. My fucking trainer comes over to play pickleball. I'm like, every day?
The Joe Rogan Experience
#2300 - Kyle Dunnigan
Well, people know you now. Some people don't know me.
The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
Parental Roles
We spoiled the heck out of him. Because I grew up with nothing. And Jamie grew up in a household where things were love.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
The CEO of Novo Nordisk for the past eight years is leaving the company.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
This is not part of an orderly plan for him to go spend time on the beach and enjoy retirement. This was not his choice. He's essentially being pushed out.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
It's unusual because it's controlled by a nonprofit foundation in Denmark. And by Denmark's standards, there are actually quite a few of these among their larger companies. And it's essentially a way for Denmark, which, you know, is a country that has some socialist aspects, to embrace capitalism, but in a way that they feel helps benefit more than just the shareholders of a company.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
To do things like invest in medical research or life sciences in some way that they feel potentially can help people in the future.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
He spent pretty much his entire career at the company. He started out as a health economist, very much a creature of the Novo culture.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
His tenure, I would say, would have been the envy of many CEOs in any industry. During that time, the company's stock price, at least until the middle of last year, went up something like 600%.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
He oversaw this big change at the company where they went from this very reliable supplier of insulin to now having these newer types of drugs to help first treat diabetes and then weight loss.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
And so it was during his tenure that the company came out with Wegovy around 2021, the same drug, but specifically for weight loss.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
And that was really like the first significant anti-obesity drug to come out in a long time.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
One of the most successful of all time. It's up there from a financial perspective, but also just from a cultural impact perspective. It's one of the biggest deals. That's rare.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
So Eli Lilly is their biggest rival, and the companies have spent years going back and forth trying to outdo each other. And Eli Lilly also has a similar past in the sense that they were essentially the earliest supplier of insulin in the U.S. 100 years ago, and that remains a big part of their business. But where the competition really ratcheted up was the discovery of these GLP-1 drugs.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
Post-ozempic, what that looked like was Lilly trying to really speed things up to get their answer out there, to try to find something even better. And their answer was not just to come out with another GLP-1 drug, but to come out with one that has a more powerful effect.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
That while Ozempic was the gorilla of GLP-1s, that what Eli Lilly is doing is the King Kong of GLP-1s.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
Eli Lilly's drug, Zepbound, has been shown in studies to help people lose more weight than Wegovy. So we're talking between 20 to 25 percent of someone's body weight compared with, you know, 15 to 20 percent for Wegovy. And so that's been Eli Lilly going out there and saying, Novo, that's great what you did, but we think we have something better.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
Well, the company is Novo Nordisk, which is based in Denmark, and they've been around for about 100 years. Most of that time, probably a lot of Americans never heard of it.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
Novo Nordisk has been developing its own combination drug that they call Kagrosima. And this was something that Novo Nordisk itself, as well as investors, were really counting on.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
And so Novo Nordisk had set this expectation that this potential new drug could help people lose 25% of their body weight, which would be a higher bar than what ZepBound has shown for the most part.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
It was basically about 22%. But I think the stakes are so high in this industry and among investors that even this small shortfall was a huge disappointment. In a single day in December, Novo Nordisk's share price dropped 20%. And it cut $100 billion worth off their market cap. Wow. And you just don't see that very often for a large pharmaceutical company.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
Well, one thing I've learned is that investors get used to things pretty quickly and they want the next thing.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
By pharmaceutical industry standards, that's a pretty fast ramp. Zepbound came out at the end of 2023, and in just a year, it was able to take the top spot from Wegovy. And so at some point in the last several weeks, the chair of the Novo Nordisk Foundation expressed his concerns to the board of directors of the drug company.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
And that began a discussion that they should speed up their timelines for a CEO transition.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
I mean, he has said in interviews that he was surprised, you know, that he's proud of his time there, what he did.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
Joining the Novo Nordisk Drugmaker Board of Directors will be the old Lars. Lars Sorensen. The former CEO and the outgoing CEO are both named Lars. So it's a case of, you know, out with the new Lars, in with the old Lars. Yeah.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
Last year, their combined sales of just those two drugs were over $26 billion. Wow. For Ozempic, I think it was up about 25% from the year before. So on paper, the company is still growing tremendously.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
So, he's not coming back as CEO, I should make that clear. But he is coming back to the Drugmakers Board of Directors.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
Yeah, they really highlight the what have you done for me lately mindset of investors. So even though objectively on paper, Novo Nordisk has been phenomenally successful, investors are so focused on the future. So that's one thing. But I would also say it just illustrates how big people think this broad market could become. Really, it's on a trajectory to just be one of the biggest of all time.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
These GLP-1 type drugs... work not only for diabetes and weight loss, but it seems like with each passing week, there's some piece of information, a study or whatever, that seems to suggest some new benefit.
The Journal.
Ozempic Is a Hit. So Why Is the Drugmaker’s CEO Out?
And so I think any sort of setback is kind of viewed as a threat and could lead to something like what we're seeing.
The Journal.
The Nazi Ties to Credit Suisse
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The Journal.
The Nazi Ties to Credit Suisse
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The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
Bitcoin is not for the faint of heart. It's very volatile, and periodically it has these massive drawdowns where it loses much of its value. Bitcoin at $20,000.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
That was a low point. Bitcoin fell to around $16,000 per coin then. Many people at that point left crypto for dead and didn't think it was going to come back.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
Crypto's reputation took a beating after the collapse of FTX. There was the sense that if somebody who was a fairly well-respected figure in crypto like Sam Bankman Freed turned out to be a crook, then, well, what did that say about the rest of the industry? And regulators, government officials took a very skeptical look at crypto, kind of wanted to hit the brakes on its development.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
And for a while, regulators were on the warpath bringing different crypto cases, trying to rein in this wild west of an industry.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
The leaders of the crypto industry were definitely very frustrated with the approach of the SEC. They argued that the laws that the SEC was using, these securities laws, were just outdated and not really relevant to the way cryptocurrencies worked. Some of them said that, well, we want to register, we want to be regulated, but these regulations just don't make sense for what we do.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
They also turned their attention to political organizing and raising money for different candidates to try to get a more friendly regime in place in Washington.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
Well, there's a long tradition in America of spending a lot of money to elect candidates that are friendly to your industry. And the crypto industry picked up that playbook. It was a very big spending industry that essentially hadn't really existed before on the campaign finance front.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
Some key cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin did rebound a bit today, but that's only after months of steady, dramatic losses. So the price of Bitcoin near an all-time high.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
One of the major aims of the crypto industry is was to get a new regulatory framework written for crypto in the US.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
Essentially, the crypto industry has lobbied for new rules to be written by Congress that would essentially allow a sort of light, easy to use regulatory framework for crypto companies to offer their coins, offer trading in different digital coins and have it all be blessed by regulators. That is a big item on the crypto wishlist.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
Yes, the crypto industry is definitely very excited about Donald Trump and the incoming administration.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
There was a lot of excitement among Bitcoin investors that Trump would be great for crypto, great for Bitcoin, and he's essentially friendly to the crypto industry.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
Well, I quite like the one that was in late 2017 when Bitcoin got nearly to $20,000. So I felt like that was the first time that Bitcoin really broke out into the broad public consciousness and grandma was buying Bitcoin. The ones since then have felt like a season recap or something to me.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
One of his pledges has been to create a Bitcoin strategic reserve. The idea is essentially if the U.S. government comes into possession of Bitcoin, for instance, through seizing Bitcoin and some kind of law enforcement action, it wouldn't sell those Bitcoins. Instead, it would hold them and kind of gradually amass this stockpile.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
The name of this concept, the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, sounds a lot like the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which is a giant stash of crude oil that we have that's owned by the government. And if you apply that idea to Bitcoin, it becomes very bullish for the price of Bitcoin because you essentially have a giant holder locking up some of the supply and buying it and not selling it.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
Paul Atkins is a Republican former regulator who generally has taken the view that the government should stay out of financial markets, be a kind of light-touch regulator, not go too heavy on enforcement actions.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
The general expectation in the industry is that a Paul Atkins-led SEC will be less tough in terms of enforcement and might even drop some of the current lawsuits that are pending against crypto firms.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
And in his comments that he's made about crypto so far, he's taken the view that the existing SEC under the leadership of Gary Gensler went too far in terms of enforcement actions against crypto. And he's argued that it would have made more sense to create some rules of the road for crypto and not just go and try to fine a bunch of companies.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
The crypto market rallied after Atkins was announced as the head of the SEC. There were a few good things that happened for crypto that day besides Atkins. Jerome Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, also made some comments about how he didn't see Bitcoin as a competitor to the U.S. dollar.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
All that together, along with the general sentiment that's existed in the market since Trump won, pushed Bitcoin above $100,000 for the first time.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
Well, people have certainly tried to write off crypto before. Several times it has crashed and lost much of its value, and people have written obituaries for Bitcoin. But then it's come roaring back. What seems to have happened with Bitcoin in particular, and I'm not talking about the many other cryptocurrencies out there, is that...
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
People have really seized on this idea that it is a form of digital gold. One of the fundamental properties built into it is limited supply. There will never be more than 21 million bitcoins. Most of those are already in existence. And so if there's demand for it, that is just going to drive the price up, just basic laws of supply and demand.
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Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
And at a time when we have lost trust in a lot of our institutions, people are worried about inflation. There's this idea that maybe it's nice to store value in Bitcoin much the same way that people might have bought gold bars before.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
Bitcoin has definitely become more mainstream over the years. I mean, 10 years ago, it was this weird niche thing that most people hadn't heard of. And the people who were into various online subcultures that most people didn't even know about. But over the years, what generally happened is that there have been signs of mainstream adoption.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
Grandma would have gotten about a five-fold return on her investment.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
The fact that the president-elect of the United States is now talking positively about Bitcoin is another sign of mainstream adoption.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
Bitcoin really could go either way. There are Bitcoin people who think it's going to hit $200,000 or $250,000. That said, its historical performance suggests that it tends to rally to these very high peaks and then crash dramatically. So it really could go either way. It's likely to continue being a roller coaster.
The Journal.
Bitcoin Hit $100k. What's Next?
Late in the evening on Wednesday, December 4th, Bitcoin traded above $100,000 for the first time. This was the culmination of a rally that began with the election of Donald Trump. Trump has lately styled himself as a pro-Bitcoin, pro-crypto candidate, promised to appoint people who are crypto-friendly, adopt crypto-friendly policies, and the crypto market has responded to that.
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The Journal.
Eggs Are Still Expensive. Is This Company to Blame?
$509 million. That is three times their quarterly profit for the same quarter last year. Here they are at the end of the year recording record profit. So they raised all the prices for no reason at all.
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The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
That's all for today, Thursday, November 21st. The Journal is a co-production of Spotify and The Wall Street Journal. If you like our show, follow us on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. We're out every weekday afternoon. Thanks for listening and go Trailblazers!
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
But earlier this year, Warner Brothers Discovery, the parent company of TNT, lost the right to air NBA games, which meant it looked like Inside the NBA might disappear forever. Personally, I was sad, ready to mourn the loss of my favorite basketball show. Until earlier this week, when I saw that my colleague Joe had a big hoop, I mean big scoop,
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
He reported that thanks to an unusual deal, Inside the NBA would be living on. Like a basketball player, the show is being traded to another network. I couldn't believe my eyes.
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
Welcome to The Journal, our show about money, business, and power. I'm Ryan Knudson. It's Thursday, November 21st. Coming up on the show, how inside the NBA became the hottest trade in sports.
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The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
NBA basketball has been an important part of the TNT network for a long time.
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
It features the broadcaster Ernie Johnson and former NBA superstars Kenny Smith. That's my biggest regret. I'm like, man, I never made an All-Star game.
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
Inside the NBA and its host's witty analysis quickly became a big part of the network's appeal.
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
After 35 years on air, Inside the NBA became as much a fixture of NBA basketball as the games itself. But when the NBA's media rights deal came up for renegotiation this year, which it does roughly every decade, it looked like TNT's long relationship with the sport was getting shaky.
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
That's because in 2022, TNT was one of the many media brands swept up in a giant merger between Warner Brothers and Discovery. And the conglomerate's new CEO didn't seem to prioritize the NBA.
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
And while Zaslav seemed to be cooling on the NBA for his television network, rival streaming companies have been getting more and more into sports.
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
When the NBA's rights went up for renegotiation, NBC and Amazon made huge bids and beat out TNT. Amazon alone agreed to pay roughly $1.9 billion a year. For sports fans, the channel the game is on doesn't really matter that much. What does matter are the commentators and the halftime show. And so fans were pretty upset when they got the news that Inside the NBA might be going away.
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
And my favorite player when I was a little kid, Shaquille O'Neal.
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The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
So TNT and its parent companies, Turner and Warner Discovery, had lost the NBA, but why couldn't they just keep airing inside the NBA? Like, why did they need the NBA to keep having this show?
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
My baby don't play. He don't play. He don't play. He got to sit his ass down. Period. it before, you might wonder why it's so popular. Shaq and Barkley tend to mumble. They talk over each other. But then you start to see their chemistry. These former players bantering about their own glory days and what the NBA is like now. There's a ton of inside jokes and a lot of laughing.
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
So how did the stars of the show, people like Charles Barkley and Shaquille O'Neal, react to the news that TNT had lost the NBA rights and therefore the show might not continue?
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
If you're a basketball fan like me, you've definitely heard of, no, no, you've definitely watched Inside the NBA. It's a show that airs alongside NBA basketball games on TNT.
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
But then TNT tried to stage a late-game comeback. In July, it sued the NBA, alleging that the league breached its contract by not letting TNT match any bid.
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
So it looked like there wasn't much hope for Inside the NBA, and that this season would be its last. Until a crazy idea came about to trade the show to another network. That's After Halftime. After Halftime Late Saturday night, Joe broke the news that TNT's parent company had settled its lawsuit against the NBA. So let's talk about the settlements. Lay it out for us.
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
Who's getting what and who's giving what?
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The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
And as part of the deal, the rights to air Inside the NBA are being traded to Disney, which owns ABC and ESPN. In exchange for Inside the NBA, Disney is giving TNT the right to air a number of college football and basketball games. Why would ESPN... agree to give up all these college football games and college basketball games in order to get inside the NBA?
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The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
In a statement, ESPN said that adding Inside the NBA, quote, further solidifies ESPN as the preeminent destination for sports fans. So in order to settle this lawsuit, the NBA is giving TNT some stuff. ESPN is giving TNT some stuff. TNT is giving ESPN some stuff. And everybody kind of comes out happy at the end.
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
This week, Charles Barkley, who's joked about losing his job on the show before, made a crack about his continued employment.
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
So now that this deal is done, is Inside the NBA going to change at all?
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
Well, I got to say, putting back on my NBA fan hat, I'm pretty happy this show's living on.
The Journal.
The Biggest Trade in Sports Wasn't an Athlete — It Was a TV Show
That's our colleague Joe Flint, who covers the media industry and who's also a big sports fan.
The Journal.
The Biggest Supermarket Merger That Wasn’t
The federal judge has blocked the merger of grocery giants Kroger and Albertsons after a three-week hearing. It's a deal that didn't check out.
The Journal.
Corporate America's Embrace of Trump 2.0
You will not replace us! It was a weekend of street battles and stark displays of racism exploding into a deadly act of domestic terror.
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Corporate America's Embrace of Trump 2.0
Brian Krasanich of Intel said he was resigning to call attention to the, quote, divided political climate. Merck's CEO, Kenneth Frazier, is resigning from the president's American Manufacturing Council.
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The Living Your Legacy Podcast
How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
I like it. I like it. So people listening, they maybe have businesses, brands, and they're fascinated by the business side too. How do they learn more about You'll Find You?
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How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
Love it. And last question, what does a legacy mean to you?
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How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
I like it. Well, that's a wrap, guys. Another episode of Legacy Makers TV podcast in the books. I hope you're inspired by today's episode and learn a few things along the way. Until next time, keep hustling. Take care.
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How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
Hello and welcome back to another episode of Legacy Makers. Joining me today is Julia, who's a brand stylist, brand expert, and has literally lost it all. And she's building it back bigger than ever and leaving her legacy. Julia, welcome to the show.
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How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
So it's good to have you here. I know we've spoke offline a lot about what all the big things you're up to. You've been behind the scenes, worked on hundreds of brands and obviously shared your story in the episode about your upbringing and how you've literally lost it all. And you keep going and you're always building and growing and whether you're working on your own businesses or
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
working on all the companies you help that's one common denominator of successful entrepreneurs is they keep getting punch punch punch but they don't stop so I'm excited to have you here and dive into that a little so yeah me too absolutely I think that's what it's all about it's like you know just keep one foot in front of the other good day bad I always say good day bad day sick day snow day like how are you going to show up for yourself for your company for your brand
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How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
Yeah. So look, if someone's listening, they're like lost it all. What does that mean? Do you mind sharing your kind of story for a minute?
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How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
Well, it's something there memorable that you had more children than you did dollars in your bank account. Right. And then you took that now and have built successful businesses and helped lots of businesses. So if someone's listening and they don't maybe know what you're up to, do you mind talking about current day, present day, what you what you work on?
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How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
Yeah. And if someone's listening right now, you know, the great thing about America is everyone wants to be an entrepreneur. Most don't know how to start, where to start or what the heck to do. What would you give us some tips for them?
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How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
Sure. I think a lot of society are scared to say what they want because they get judged by the less successful people of the world, which is certainly a large majority and a percentage base. And that's like they're actually... kind of scared to talk about money or success. And I see this a lot, like they have to justify why they want a bigger house or whatever.
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How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
And a lot of big successful entrepreneurs say, just buy the damn house. If you want the house, you don't need to tell anyone why you want the house. If you've worked hard, earned the money and deserve it, go buy the house, right? And it's the same in business. If you want to have this sort of venture or host these big events, then go do it.
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How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
Yeah, I love that. And then talking about, you know, what you want, right? Like you've spent the last 10 years building brands, helping brands. Where are you going over the next 10 years?
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
Love it. And, you know, let's talk about other people and the catalyst for others. You know, I know from your episode, a big goal for you is you want to help inspire others and help people find their way. Can you talk about that a little?
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How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
Yeah.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
The great thing about America is everyone wants to be an entrepreneur. Most don't know how to start, where to start, or what the heck to do. Give us some tips for them.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
Love it. And, you know, talking more about moving into the legacy side now, right? What does legacy mean to you?
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How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
Well, it's funny, the legacy of hard work, you know, it sounds simple, but I mean, in today's society, it's less common than you would think, right? And I mean, as generations go on, it's becoming less and less common, right? So, you know, I love that. And I think... I think part of success as entrepreneurs, one of the traits they all have is they don't give up.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
They've been through a lot of failures. They've probably lost a lot of big things many times and kept going.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
they'll work hard you know they don't uh they don't normal people don't see what goes on behind the scenes they'll work until 10 at night getting up and dealing with a fire at 7 00 a.m when everyone else is eating their corn flakes right it's definitely different so where do you see over the next you know 10 20 50 years 100 years how do you want to be remembered
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
I like that. Yeah, I see the reoccurring theme is the help of us, right? No matter what. What about someone starting out listening? I mean, a lot of us, when we start out, we're figuring out how do we make money or have some level of success or get out of our current circumstance if it's suboptimal. And then after we've done that for five years, 10 years like you,
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
you can start to think about okay well now how can i expand this and build a legacy and help others and become a legacy maker so what would you say to someone not ready yet to do that that they where you were 10 years ago yeah i would say just think of the path that you've already gone and again these dots connect and i probably sound like a broken record but i look back to my
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
I mean, in my episode of Legacy Makes, I talk about buying and selling on eBay. It taught me copywriting and price manipulation and undercutting, right? All these things that a 10-year-old, you don't know the technical term for, but... But they worked. Right. So you can learn a lot in these early phases, which can set you up for massive success in the long term.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
I think the more people in the world that can see those stories the better because I mean a lot of big CEOs it's like oh they came from Harvard and upper-class families and they're born into it whereas 99% of the entrepreneurs I know similar story to you right I ended up leaving a marriage at the age of 28 so I was so young I was already a divorcee I left an abusive relationship myself and that's when I was just like you know what fuck it I have nothing to lose yeah
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
Hello, and welcome back to another episode of Legacy Makers. Today, we are diving into the beauty industry. I'm here diving into how to revolutionize it for entrepreneurs, for people that want to build a business, help people, maybe from their own passion. So excited for this episode. Elena, welcome to the show.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
Yeah, and I think that mindset's good. Like sometimes, you know, people always say to me, you know, because I have really big companies now and they're like, well, what if it all goes wrong and you lose it all? I'm like, if I lose it all, I just start where I started before. Yeah, yeah. You know, like it's not like I had two million to start an inheritance and I lost it. I started Vogue.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
And I think that's a good mindset to have because you can get so obsessed with holding on to everything. But to achieve greatness, you sometimes got to be willing to let go and take a risk, you know.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
Yeah. And I mean, every time it like if you're listening to this now and you're in a place where stuff isn't going right, every time I've like shut a business down and move to the next thing, it's got better. You know, I've gone from an eight million dollar company to 15 to 30 and it just like keeps growing.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
And that's, you know, it doesn't always seem that way in the moment when you go to pivot, but it always does.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
So final question, if people want to check out your social media websites, learn more about you, where do they go to do that?
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
Good. We'll put that in the show notes too. Guys, that's a wrap. Another Legacy Makers episode done. And go check out the full episode where you can obviously learn about the story, the challenges, all the lessons from it, all the marketing side too, the lead gen side, which I'm excited to dive into. And I'll see you all very soon. Take care.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
So let's talk about this. You know, I'm excited to dive into your journey, how you got started and now how you're helping other people. I meet a lot of people in the health space, the wellness space, the beauty space. They started as a passion, fixing their own problems or going through it. And then they're like, hey, I love this so much. I want to turn it into a business. Right.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
And you're helping people do that.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
So can you give me the minute or two overview on how you help people on the business side?
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
Yeah. So my story is very similar. I got into fitness. My parents are pro athletes. So I got into fitness myself, learned the fitness side, then struggled with the business side. So I learned marketing, blew up my fitness business to millions in sales. And everyone started saying, Rudy, how'd you do that? Can you show me? Can you help me do it? And then I created an agency doing exactly that.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
So it kind of seemed...
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
when i think that's the cool part about anything in the beauty you know beauty and space wellness space like it at first it seems you know it's more surface level right meaning someone looking prettier or hotter or sexier but you know working i came from the weight loss world and it really changes their life because it's the confidence and you know i remember when i helped people lose weight some of them would go on and get you know out of a toxic relationship and all those things and
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
And then I, you know, we've had someone also in Legacy Makers that does a lot of fashion and it's like, how does fashion help people? But then you realize actually they become this whole new person and the beauty is the same.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
And then let's talk the business side, because I also think there's a big, you know, a lot of people get into it because of passion, right? And it's a great career and maybe a business, you know, way more interesting for them than a nine to five they hate. But there is a massive lack, I know, in pretty much all the health, wellness stuff.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
or anything related in like learning the business skills, right? You can be amazing as a personal trainer. You can be amazing at doing someone's hair or makeup or whatever, or an amazing nurse. But if you don't know the business skills, it doesn't matter how good you are. So how do you help those people on that side?
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
Yeah, so first step is you qualify them, train them on the skill. And the second step is, hey, now you've got the skill if you want help on the business side. And I'm sure just like me, you know, people come to me for marketing, social media, blah, blah, blah. But really, most of it evolves into mindset and helping them believe in themselves.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
And like you said, hiring teams, logistics, operations, you kind of cover that 360 perspective.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, and especially across every, I talk a lot about this because I came from a family of athletes, like pro sport, all the top athletes have great mindsets and that's why many do well in business and vice versa. You know, many entrepreneurs go into sport or whatever they want to do and they do well there because there's so much crossover between just being the best, right.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
And being disciplined and working through adversity. And yeah, and I'm sure you see the same with your clients.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
What were some of the biggest lessons along the way that you would share back to yourself or people listening?
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
Yeah, totally. So what are some things, you know, now you've got obviously the successful business and it keeps growing and you're helping lots of people. But what were some of the biggest lessons along the way that you would share back to yourself or people listening?
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
Yeah, it sounds like, you know, the ability, I think when you start, not only do you not have the funds to hire, but even when you do, I see so many entrepreneurs, they're scared that people won't do it as good as them.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
right and they're scared about hiring and i always teach and quite a few big billionaires teach similar like eight what i call the 80 rule right if you can get other people in that can do 80 as well as you that's a win right and there's a couple of famous ceos that have some of the biggest companies in the world they have similar uh principles about you know don't have perfectionist syndrome and realize yes you can do 100 the best yourself but you're only ever going to cap at one person
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
And if you want to help a lot of people, which we will do as part of Legacy Makers, it's not about helping one or two or five, which is still great, but we generally as a group want to help thousands, tens of thousands.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
Yes, definitely. So let's talk now the opposite side. We talked about, you know, biggest lesson as you grew and stuff. What was your biggest failure or struggle that you had to push through?
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
um so while i used to fear the failures now honestly i just pop the champagne bottle i'm like holy i didn't win this one there's something to be learned here and from that i'm gonna go 10 steps further over here and i know that i see that a lot with entrepreneurs like another trend is when you when you're you know quote unquote young as an entrepreneur into your career every failure you fear and you you let it set you back and a lot of people i coach it's like
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
something goes wrong and they have to like take a rest for a few months, right? But then as you get more seasoned and get better, you just get more used to it. I say it's a lot like boxing. Like if you're a good boxer, you're pretty used to getting punched in the face, right? Because it's part of going in a ring, you know? And I think as an entrepreneur, you have to treat it the same way.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
Like you can't play in this sport of business if you don't get used to being punched all the time and just keep getting on with it.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
Yeah, good.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
Yeah. So let's talk, you know, as we get towards the end today about the legacy side, right? So, you know, a lot of people might be seeing this before your episode is live or maybe you haven't watched it yet. If that's the case, what are some of the things they're going to get to learn during your episode?
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
Good. And what about your personal story side? What are they going to get to learn and take away maybe from your story?
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
Yeah. I mean that, and that's what this is all about. Like being inspired by other stories and, and, and showing that, right. Like showing you going from that to, to, you know, generating a million dollars and building a million dollar plus business. And, uh, I mean, yeah, that's the power of belief is so important. So, you know, my goal is to showcase as much of that as I can.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
I think the more people in the world that can see those stories, the better, because I mean, a lot of big CEOs, it's like, oh, they came from Harvard and upper class families and they were born into it. Whereas 99% of the entrepreneurs I know, similar story to you, right? Grew up, you know, poor or maybe not poor, but like, I remember we weren't, I wouldn't say we were poor, but
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
We had to turn the radiator on an hour in the morning at night to heat the house. We couldn't have it on all day. And that's one of the big things for me as an entrepreneur. My AC runs 24-7 all year. We're very comfortable now. Yeah, and my family and people are like, why did you leave it on? I'm like, it's like a mindset thing that I grew up without. Leaving it on, it's always going to be on now.
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Alana Bemmann on Building Beauty Empires & Empowering Through Education
But I think those stories and going from that A to the Z is so great for everyone to see because a lot of people are still in near the A part, right? Or that startup part. And when you're there, get into the million dollars or whatever seems so far away. But really, it's not. You just got to get started.
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Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
Great. So last question, you know, your whole business model and your whole venture and goal is, you know, all about legacy, right? So you are a true legacy maker because you're out there doing it. Just give one tip to finish anyone that's maybe got fear or doubt in pursuing their own legacy. What would you say to them?
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
And last question. People love the idea. They want to sign up. Can you just tell them how they go about signing up? All they have to do is go on to lifeindex.com.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
Thank you very much. It's lovely to be here. So I know you've flown a long way from my homeland, England, right? Yes. And sadly, the sun isn't any better here in Miami for you, but welcome to the show and thanks for being here. Anyone watching that doesn't maybe know who you are, do you mind just giving a quick intro? Sure.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
check it out this is really what it's all about here leaving a legacy building things that impact lives and i think this is a big one so super excited to dive into your episode keep crushing it i'll see you guys soon keep leaving legacies take care
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
195 nations. I know you're approaching quickly about 25 offices around the world, right? And keep expanding because the idea is to impact every family, right? Preserve that data. Where did this idea come about?
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
Yeah, I think it's great because like you said, if you're famous, you get a Wikipedia page or whatever. It lives in the history books, but no one else does. And yeah, I mean, if I want to ask about my great, great grandparents, I have to ask my mom and she barely remembers past two generations. Right. And then when she's gone, I'll remember two generations beyond. So it's it's. fascinating idea.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
And I mean, um, with technology, it's allowing us to do these interesting things, right. Versus old paper records. And that's really all we had. So I love that. Um, and I know it's grown fast. You mentioned that, um, you know, you're pretty new, but already grown to over 15,000 people and you're adding thousands more a month now.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
So, uh, hopefully we can, you know, get the whole world on this platform. Talk a little about, I would love you to talk about the business model side, how you got it off the ground, because starting any sort of software or membership is very difficult. You've already grown to over 10,000 members. How did you do that?
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
I want to be remembered as somebody who made sure that everybody's legacy is left behind. Starting any sort of software or membership is very difficult. You've already grown to over 10,000 members. How did you do that? The entire thing was more about...
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
Yeah, a lot of the networking. And that's why you're building the offices and the sales teams around the world. Great. So, you know, I'd love to transition a little. That's the business model side. But, you know, diving into your episode, we're talking way beyond just this business model, right?
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
All about your life, your story, your failures, your successes and where, you know, the legacy part plays in. So do you mind summarizing a couple of things people will get from your episode if they watch? Yeah, yeah.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
Are you starting to see that snowball effect yet? Now that you've got over 10,000 members, people are referring and you're getting random signups and you're like... Not yet. We're getting there.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
So imagine I go there, I sign up. How do you onboard, take all the information? How have you made that process? So it's very simple.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
But I guess one day you can almost integrate with AI where it can pull from the online database.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
Yeah. Yeah. Love it. Love it. So, you know, let's talk a little more now. We talked a lot about the business. We talked a little about the episode. What are some other takeaways from the episode, whether they're wins and life lessons you've learned doing all of these great things or failures now? What are some lessons from the episode?
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
Yeah. Okay, love it. The innovation side, right? Yeah, yeah. I think it's, you know, it's definitely fascinating. I've grown a lot of companies and what I always try and teach is there's a lot of
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
great businesses out there that you can start but always try and find a successful model and then i say take a step to the right or left into its own vertical where it stands out and you're still building on foundations of a marketplace and you know stuff that you know people want or desire but you take a step to the right or the left you know because there are other companies out there that do you know like you said they can go back and maybe get some data but you've made it way more unique where people can add personal stories and and really you
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
know that personal element right so uh talking about uh the episode and and the legacy side now obviously your whole business model is is about the legacy which is awesome but but more about your legacy right and i imagine it is around this but what do you want to be remembered for i'm
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
Yeah, love that. And when we talk about legacy, a lot of people, you know, they say they want to be remembered for good and great and all those things. What would you give some tips to other people out there about, you know, building something impactful, right? And actually doing something that can create a legacy?
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
Hello and welcome back to another episode on our Legacy Makers podcast. Today, we're diving into the aspect of preserving one's legacy and keeping it alive, which is really fascinating. Joining me today is the founder of Life Index, fascinating business model, which I really love, super affordable and really impactful to hopefully millions of people out there. Welcome to the show, buddy.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
i uh i think when i started a lot of my businesses i used to i i was a scientist i'm very like a chess champion so very analytical and strategic so i used to take months or years to like actually launch something because i would just overanalyze it whereas now we're very we're much faster we're much more like okay idea concept build the base model and then start testing it and getting it out there and then
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
building off momentum right like how can we you know build quicker so i really like that um next question around the episode and your episode and story uh give give the audience one fascinating fact or lesson about you that they're going to learn through the episode
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
We have some on Miami Beach.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
Yeah, that's crazy. That's good. Yeah. And I think that comes back to what we said about the business model sidestep to the left or right. I try and teach right. So I've been around in India. True. But you took just a slightly different spin and it probably was way more successful than just a. normal pizza chain that you could open. So last couple of questions.
The Living Your Legacy Podcast
Manoj Swarup on Turning Memory Into a Movement with Life Index
When we talk about legacy, you said what you want to be remembered for, but what does the word legacy really mean to you?
The Lore Lads
What Is Going On With Canada? | Podcast Episode 160
Yeah, y'all gotta stop doing that.
The Lore Lads
What Is Going On With Canada? | Podcast Episode 160
Oh, I'm brown. No. Where the hell am I? Are you on it? Oh, yeah, I'm dark green. Where are you? I am top right corner of Dom Top.
The Lore Lads
What Is Going On With Canada? | Podcast Episode 160
All right. Nice. Bye guys. Very nice.
The Lore Lads
What Is Going On With Canada? | Podcast Episode 160
Okay, just make sure. Yeah, I knew who the... Yep, I had them right.
The Lore Lads
The Cases That Haunt Us | Podcast Episode 149
It's been a year and a half. I would go to a dentist. I probably will.
The Lore Lads
The Cases That Haunt Us | Podcast Episode 149
Be like, hey, want to watch a story about a six-year-old girl who got murdered?
The Lore Lads
The Cases That Haunt Us | Podcast Episode 149
I will say, I think I want to look into MH17.
The Lore Lads
We Need To Talk About the JonBenet Ramsey Case | Podcast Episode 162
Oh, thank you. Thank you.
The Lore Lads
The Most Convoluted Hoax We've Ever Seen | Podcast Episode 158
No, he definitely cried.
The Lore Lads
The Most Convoluted Hoax We've Ever Seen | Podcast Episode 158
How many... How many times do I have to tell you?
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The Most Convoluted Hoax We've Ever Seen | Podcast Episode 158
The moment you say it's not a cult.
The Lore Lads
The Most Convoluted Hoax We've Ever Seen | Podcast Episode 158
I don't care for the Scottish Rite.
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The Most Convoluted Hoax We've Ever Seen | Podcast Episode 158
It's the first of the month.
The Lore Lads
The Most Convoluted Hoax We've Ever Seen | Podcast Episode 158
Fair, I'll take that as a compliment, yeah.
The Lore Lads
The Most Convoluted Hoax We've Ever Seen | Podcast Episode 158
Yeah. Yeah. It's a shame.
The Lore Lads
The Most Convoluted Hoax We've Ever Seen | Podcast Episode 158
Was there any indication of why?
The Lore Lads
The Most Convoluted Hoax We've Ever Seen | Podcast Episode 158
Put the money in the bag, see? Exactly. Yeah.
The Lore Lads
The Most Convoluted Hoax We've Ever Seen | Podcast Episode 158
Put the money in the attache, see?
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The Most Convoluted Hoax We've Ever Seen | Podcast Episode 158
You can call us SBTC. For sure. Victory!
The Lore Lads
The Most Convoluted Hoax We've Ever Seen | Podcast Episode 158
Yeah. Yeah. That makes sense.
The Lore Lads
The Most Convoluted Hoax We've Ever Seen | Podcast Episode 158
Oh, I can handle that. That's weird. I love the taste.
The Lore Lads
The Lore Lads Invite You To Ask Us Anything | Podcast Episode 167
We technically already hit.
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The Lore Lads Invite You To Ask Us Anything | Podcast Episode 167
Right, right, right.
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The Lore Lads Invite You To Ask Us Anything | Podcast Episode 167
Thank you. Thank you.
The Lore Lads
The Lore Lads Invite You To Ask Us Anything | Podcast Episode 167
That was it. Okay. Okay.
The Lore Lads
The Lore Lads Invite You To Ask Us Anything | Podcast Episode 167
I don't want to know what that is.
The Lore Lads
The Lore Lads Invite You To Ask Us Anything | Podcast Episode 167
Oh, absolutely. Okay, all right, good.
The Lore Lads
The Murders in Our Back Yard | Podcast Episode 168
Not a huge fan of deep dish, I'm not going to lie.
The Lore Lads
The Murders in Our Back Yard | Podcast Episode 168
We never did Salem Witch Trial. I'm shocked that we haven't. Did we do something on witches? Is Pete here?
The Lore Lads
The Murders in Our Back Yard | Podcast Episode 168
Pause at the bottom. There you go. Good boy.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
interesting interesting right um i mean i can forgive them for not necessarily knowing who we are but considering these are people that to my understanding are exclusively talking about this like all they do yeah and and the content made about it considering i i think our videos did reasonably well to say the least damn well yeah it's surprising that they wouldn't have been made aware of them at some point and this isn't like a bragging issue i'm just confused
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Fair enough. Yeah, I mean, I think cognitive dissonance is a great armchair diagnosis of what that scenario is, but I think at the end of the day, this is a prime example of... Everybody hates current politics, with good reason. But the funny bit is that when you go back in history, literally nothing has ever changed. Politics have been like this since Rome.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
The fact of the matter is that in not just political spheres, in any topic under the sun... People will divide themselves upon opinion and then join a group that they align themselves with the most and defend that opinion to the end. Everybody loves to die on a hill for something.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
And it just so happens that this scenario is the tragic case of a young boy going missing where the evidence points pretty strongly in one direction. In our opinion. In our opinion.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
But, unfortunately, due to the nature of the world right now and the 24-hour news cycle and the fact that this got blown up for a bit in the past, and it's a very emotionally charged case based on who the victim is, it developed a big following, and then that following became fractured, that following became tribal, or those fractured followings became tribal, and now it's just... It's total tribalism.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah, it's crazy, but it makes a lot of sense. It's unfortunate, but...
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
We're keeping it interesting for the people. You were just about to get into how the panel discussion went.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
I think at the end of the day, the real question is not who is the most likely suspect. It's if you do not consider that person the most likely suspect, what are your reasons? Yeah. And how are you not... How are you not convinced of it? Tell us why.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
And then in the many instances that you have uncovered being on these shows and looking into the research of who is in support of Chris Brownfoot, where are these rose-colored glasses coming from? What is the reason?
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
That's what I was thinking. I mean, it may be a similar instance in which he and Katie became a thing.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah. With no problem. A two year old could be hidden by a single fern. Exactly.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah, I forgot about this one. Moon madness. This was, look, 90 years ago, but it was only 90 years ago. It was only 90 years ago.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
They don't have rent. What? I'm just wondering if I'm going to say this. Kat just said, yes, I do, in fact, behave strangely every 28 days.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah. No, wait, hang on. 90 years ago, do you think it's possible a doctor didn't realize that that was a thing? No.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Right, but did they know about PMDD and what's the other one?
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
They still had arsenic stuff that you could drink.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
No, no, wait. Amish country is a weird place. No, no. Can I give the 20-mile spread? So if you go 20 miles west of here, you're in Amish country. If you go 20 miles south of here, you're in England. If you go 20 miles north of here, somehow you are in Georgia. And if you go 20 miles east of here, you're in a metropolitan city. Yeah. It doesn't make any sense.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
And when I say Georgia, I don't mean the state. I mean the mentality of Georgia. Yeah. 20 miles north of here somehow. But anyway, just to clarify.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Everybody judges you based off of which gas station you get your sandwiches from.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
What's the third one that I'd never heard of until like a week ago?
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah, I mean, I can understand, not approve of, but understand the scenario in which she was potentially with an abusive partner that was doing that, and she felt obliged to protect his standing.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
He should have had a consult with the previous doctor because big men chasing with knives is a key indicator of mood madness.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Which is a pretty good indicator as to why they might have thought that she was carried off by a bear. Exactly. Nothing weird there. Unfortunate, not weird. Yeah, like, bro, what are you doing?
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
I will say, can we clarify one more time for the people in the back as to why it annoys you that Politis does these things, whether intentionally or not, specifically in relation to leaving the door open for Bigfoot in stories that pretty well seem like it wasn't.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Just in the sense of why you think it's important to highlight the accuracy and lack thereof of some of these cases.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Right, there we go. That's what you were thinking.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah, and isn't there also one of the Maryland ones? Because there's two Maryland ones.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
And not even to the extent where, like... At least the parents that the child was with at the time that they were lost.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Also, at a certain point as a private investigator, you would think, you know, taking an oath to the law and, you know, all those lines, like whatever the standards are for private investigators by comparison to law enforcement, you would think you might get to a certain point where once all of that evidence does start to stack up, that you would have a moral obligation
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
to if you start to believe that, you know what, maybe my clients are responsible, that you go to the authorities with that information for, you know, the sake of the missing child. Yeah.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
That's the thing, because if it is really a waste of time, then people should stop wasting their time and refocus where it's necessary. Exactly.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah. Also, you could just go and look if you wanted to know what the camera angles were.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Right behind the county jail? Yeah, exactly. When that's literally all it is, is county jail, road, river.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
The only reason I would think that he would do that is if he had to relieve himself.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
To get away from considering he did just see that there was a cop up there. He didn't want to get a public urination charge. I know plenty of people that do that.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah. It reminds me of another really strange and blatantly mis-investigated case.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
And partially just because how? Do you think we're going to redo that one soon? Because we still have the footage of being on site and with Barb.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
It's 8.08, so yeah, I was going to let you wrap that up and then head to Super Chat. Let's head to Supers. All right. Well, yeah, so why don't you make some, while I comb through, why don't you make some final comments about what essentially you're hoping will come from the rest of the missing 4-in-1 cluster that we're looking at now.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah. You should have been like, you could have at least pulled the picture of me actually in one. Exactly.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
It'll come to you. One day. The first relevant one we got was from Trains and Stuff for $12.34. Thank you. And this is a little bit of a throwback, but yet still relevant in terms of what this channel was about initially. Do you think that Pennsylvania's squonk could be behind the missing children? They hear something crying.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Then when they go to chase after it, it disappears in a puddle of tears and the kids get lost.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
That deserves a clap. Hats off. Hats off indeed. This one is not relevant at all, but it is important. Chimp with a Hand Grenade, amazing username, says, still desperately waiting for the calendar, Mattis.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
I think everybody, honestly, would probably prefer that. Oh, God. I will say, though, we have officially acquired the means of production of the calendars, so it really is just now down to us actually taking the pictures. Would you say that we've seized them? We have seized the means of calendar production. Yes. Without a doubt.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
So we want to give ourselves the opportunity to be a fun little back to back without capital or cannibalizing their views. Exactly.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
uh warlock lightning for twenty dollars says we have some trouble for a moment but the milk flows again from the lactose lot milk flows um and then somebody's asked uh ella's asking when we're gonna uh get a maid range or a maid outfit range day which might actually be a phenomenal patreon exclusive which is why i want to do a patreon exclusive
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
That is a great gift. The next one from GirlMom2 for $4.99 says, I personally think you helped get the reward from the FBI. Your videos were very insightful and connected a lot of dots that are relevant in this case.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Cool Space Marine for $5 says, IQ low enough to keep meat safe is such a brutal insult that I have to save it.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
and then yeah Ozzy Walker for $5.55 love the specificity there saying tribalism it's that group is not us and that terrifies me which is yeah it's just a prime example of a lot of things that happen online it's unfortunate but it is you know very present and very annoying Abigail Stewart thanking us for all the work that we do and she appreciates it so much was that a free membership message
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
And thank you to people like Asmodeus, who gave five gifts of memberships tonight. Big wins right there. James for 860 is saying, I think you may just need to avoid talking to true crime YouTubers for your own sanity, big guy. Also, great season for Penn State, but go Irish.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
JMO for $20 is asking if we're going to be at this year's blob fest again, planning to be cool. Do we know what date that is?
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah. Um, yeah, we'll look into that. We're going to have to get permits and stuff again, but I mean, you know, considering we got all this stuff for it last year, we might as well do it again. Yeah.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Well, yeah, we figured out when is Donner party June.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah, the only downside, we're going to have to sit down and figure out the scheduling for this because that would be a month on the road. And if we don't have an editor by that point, I'm going to be cooked.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah, that's fair. Patrick McNeely is giving us a reference or a recommendation for a story saying for children going missing. There's a story from Newton, New Jersey, about three siblings going missing after entering a cave in 1909. It is now their grave.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Newton, New Jersey, you said? Yes. Newton, New Jersey.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah, in a cave in 1909. Also following that one up, Tyler Dalrymple. Ghost Children of the Cave Grave. that's a good title. That is a good, that's, that's the title we'd probably use. Yep. Uh, but real quick, before you get too deep into that, uh, Tyler Dalrymple for $7 and 62 cents.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Nice choice, uh, is asking, assuming it was the proud feet, whether alive or otherwise, how do you think they moved him? Where could they have put him so quickly and not be found?
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
You would think that a caring and concerned mother would go check on the child, especially someone who is autistic. You would think. Speaking of that, her royal pain for $5 says it's a good anecdotal story. When my brother was five and he is autistic and I was seven, he got lost in a city fair for about an hour to find him a mile away in a bounce house with a cop watching him.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
so you know young children traveling large distances is not uncommon everyone's like how did this toddler travel so far have you met a toddler they have unlimited energy and no sense of direction when i was a toddler when we would go down to the beach if my parents didn't watch me like hawks i would disappear there was one time where it took them three hours to find me i was two miles down the beach sitting on some random person's towel just mid-conversation
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah. Local legends Bert Moran is saying, invite me to Pennsylvania and I will go for sure.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah, that'd be great. Also, in terms of our conversation about different places where people get their food from in Pennsylvania, Patrick McNeely for $2 said, I get my breakfast at Quick Check. Am I dead to you?
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
uh gomp looks like he is uh is putting putting to rest the w word and the double b word oh my gosh yeah he said it's a it's a needed thing it's time to move on it's time to move on we've we've grown gone on to greener pastures as a as a collective so uh appreciate it gomp glad to see you joining the joining the bandwagon uh what else Oh, rudders.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Trains and stuff was saying within our area you have rudders. That was it. I'd never heard of it until like a week ago.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Nice. Also, Gon followed it up with another super chat. It is a massive psych. Oh, no. It is our legacy. Oh, no.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
uh rabbit space has given us 1934 for the psd ptsd fund thank you that is a very specific number it is i really enjoy it also i believe uh earlier on uh yes uh ellen i gave us uh some as well for the ptsd fund yes good and there was another i'm gonna need it from the last one that uh i don't think we have available here but probably not go back on it yep
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Uh, next us for $10 is saying, just want to say thank you for advocating for the truth in a day and age where people only believe what they want to believe in regardless of truth.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
I think I can say for the both of us, and I'm sure you're more than happy to chime in, is that it's really annoying just seeing it everywhere. It's not hard to not do it. It's so easy to just be honest about this stuff, or at least, at the very least, try and focus on things worth focusing on. I think it's what makes us unique, is that we do that. Yeah. I mean...
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah. There's clearly not a lot of academic vigor and self, you know, there is challenging there. Uh, the next one's from miss Maury for $5 saying is a PA resident who has spent time in Bucks, Monk counties and Lancaster. The cops dismissing women as anxiety, panicked or madness tracks. I've got stories. Yeah. Which is unfortunate. I'm sorry you've had to deal with that, but it is unsurprising.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Or I should take down the version of this that did not actually. Smart, smart. Ozzy Walker is saying that it seems that people have been attending Mr. Tyree's philosophy class instead of Dr. Jones's class. Mr. Tyree? Yeah, T-Y-R-E-E apostrophe S. If it is a reference or joke, it has gone over me. Yes.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
uh but in the meantime while you google that to figure out how dumb we are greg 2084 for ten dollars is saying hey hey mood madness means wild animals fold clothes at cliff edges and people do raccoon stuff you know i don't think that's what was going on in philadelphia in 1932 you know all those cases where there's randomly clothes at the top of cliffs yeah yeah yeah because you know those make total sense
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
It wasn't the one. It was the one girl who, like, her clothes were at the top, and they were like, oh, this is clearly... Yeah, I know what you're talking about.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Was it the 50s? I think so, yeah. Because I feel like I remember... I think I remember you saying, it was like, yeah, this was 54. It kind of makes sense for this area. But at the same time, like, come on.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Oh, absolutely. So yeah, unfortunate.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
t randall photo for ten dollars says as a huge fan of y'all's work and a photographer of six years i'm mailing y'all two photograph prints that scream lore lodge to me thank you got the address from gom in the discord hope y'all like them eight by twelve by two thank you thank you yeah we will uh we will have to find a place to hang them also thank you gom for giving him the uh the proper place to send it yeah also was it gom that sent us the medallion i believe so yeah it has not arrived
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Well, did GOM send us the 3D prints as well?
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah, we'd love to go. Main thing is we need to know whether or not we are each other's plus ones or if we can each bring our significant others. We will send a present either way. Yes, yeah. We'll more than happily send a present. But I'm sure the two of us are at least invited. Yeah, we need to know for sure. Yeah, because we don't want to like burden your wedding. Yeah, I'll be rude.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
yeah i mean we can you know we'll happily pay for our own travel but yeah if you guys want to just invite us to your weddings we'll probably show up potentially we may just become the wedding crashers of youtube which would be absolutely hilarious i'll give a toast yeah i'll make it up on the spot yes But he won't mention uncles that don't exist.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
He won't say who he is other than he's a distant cousin that you've had a very fond relationship with forever, but just not very publicly. Yeah, of course. Then he might say something vaguely charged to really bring questions. Yeah, bring it home, you know?
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Your high-risk, high-reward scenario, and there's no reward.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
You call it like you see it. Please tell me you got that reference. Vaguely, I think. I have a headache. I just call it like I see it. Think 2012. Think presidential election. Huh? Think Governor of Alaska. Sarah Palin? That was a Palin reference? Yeah, it was. That was a Palin reference in The Year of Our Lord 25.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah. TheCastMan777 for $5 says, My schizo theory on why they are found in the water without decomposition is that they were kidnapped by CIA reptilians and sacrificed to Satan thoughts.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
I want to believe. I need you to read this one. Not aloud. I just need you to read it. The highlighted one.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
It's just... Are you speaking from experience, bud? I hope not. Anyway, Megan Thomas for 1999 says, knowing that Chris has hit Sebastian with the belt more than once, what are the chances that Sebastian's autism comes with meltdowns which led to beating that went too far? Oh, no.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
yeah yeah like known fact that's the thing and specifically want to note that you know in relation to that being chromosomal that wasn't a nurture thing no that was that was a chromosomal issue that was not autism that was not nurture he had a a legitimate problem yeah
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Anyway, Chip with a hand grenade is back at it again for $10 saying, could you guys please look into this missing Long Island teen, Emery Gervaisi, 14 years old, found on boat nearly a month after disappearing. I posted links in the tip line.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
And that's where I go. Investigative work.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Uh, as my days for $5 is saying, love the content. Ye fair. Aiden's create. Uh, these videos are my favorite thing to listen to while I work. And I'm currently rewatching the weird Bible. Thank you. I'm glad you're watching it. That's a fun one.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
I'm not sure what Rabid Space, who's been a member of two months, is saying, or in reference to here, but he's saying, as a Hooser, I take comment, or I take that comment personal, Mattis.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Something to do with Indiana. Hoosiers? Oh, I was under the impression that Hoosiers was a term for Canadian. I think it's hoser. There's... Which is not to be confused with hosier. The Irish... The recording artist. Yeah, yeah, yeah. There's way too many words for people that are that similar.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Big North. It's big. It's North. It makes sense. Well, because there's nobody in the central area, right? Like, there's not a unification of teams in, like, the Montana to Illinois area, is there? I don't know. Not that are particularly important.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
I was going to say, you got the SEC, you got Pac-12, which was Pac-10, and then you got... The thing is, the Big Ten is now, like, east coast to west coast.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Oh, all right. Yeah, so perfect. So it is the whole north. It's the big north. Big north. I'm all in. Also, Asmodeus is telling us, please don't forget to give Wendigan his signed sexy calendar if we haven't done it yet.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
James Hemsborough for $10 saying, mighty out of the loop here, but what is the Montana trip you mentioned?
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Let's just cover a Jamaican missing persons case in November, just to take the trip down. Australia, maybe?
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Oh, I want to go to Australia so badly.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Incredible. Ella said, local hole in the wall is greater than a gas chain station.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah. Yeah, that's what it really is about.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Holden Cairns for 545 says, To hell with Wawa. It's about them shell gas station chicken strips and tater wedges here in the South. All I can say is so sorry for you. If we're not, let's be fair. If we're not in Pennsylvania, I'm hoping I'm finding a Conoco station.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah, but the Confederacy didn't bring good barbecue. They just had bad political ideology.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
No, because... Was barbecue not a thing yet? No, it's because all the people with good barbecue were enslaved by them.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Elena the Howler Werewolf Queen gave us $50 more of PTSD money. Wow, thank you. Much appreciated. Maybe I'll finally go to therapy. LisaBalways for $2 is saying, have you seen the 3am video from the Sebastian case?
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
then yes or if you're talking about the the supposed flashlights but if there's another video i may be unaware of it if this is a more recent development uh dopamine farmer for canadian 699 is saying hey i've asked before but still interested can you please look into the lisa kerns who disappeared on mount rainier lisa kerns mount rainier consider we did a whole video on mount rainier i'm surprised that that wouldn't have been a part of it unless this is a more recent thing let's see
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
oh wait oh i i found a sheila kerns is that who we're talking about here sheila kerns uh this one says lisa also the dr tyree's yeah class uh was a deep cut reference from raiders the lost ark Oh, man, it's been a while since I've seen the movie. Yeah, the quote is, Archaeology is the search for fact, not truth.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
If it's truth you're interested in, Dr. Tyree's philosophy class is right down the hall. Gotcha. Yeah. Classic. Classic movie, classic line. I've got to go back and re-watch those movies.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
We just did the rewatch of the original trilogy with Kat, and she did not dig Raiders. Really? She was lukewarm on it. She was like, this is fine. This is entertaining. Didn't love Temple of Doom. That's fair.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
And then after, literally right as they were riding into the sunset of Crusade, she was like, I understand why people watch this trilogy now, because that movie was phenomenal. Oh, Lost... Yeah. She was like, to get to this movie, I would sit through the other two just to watch this movie because it really is that good. Yeah.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
I did say four. I know. I still haven't seen the new one. What new one? The game.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Look, all I... I think that Crystal Skull is the second weakest. I think the only reason Crystal Skull got as much hate as it did is because it is one of the two... One of the two that did not focus on an overtly Christian thing and a largely Christian nation, and... Probably, yeah. It came out at the time where the internet existed, and so people could nitpick it apart to death.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah, you couldn't do that in the 70s, 80s. No. So, like, there is nothing... Shia LaBeouf was great. I loved him in that movie. But here's the thing. Surviving a nuke in a lead-line refrigerator is not the most silly thing that happened in that franchise. No, it is not. By a long shot.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah, and what's... Nothing that crazy.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
You forgot a word. What was the one I... Coarse, rough, irritating. Oh, I forgot irritating, yeah. I hate that we know that line as well as we do. Classic film. This is what happens when you're raised on the prequels. And I stand by the fact that Revenge of the Sith is my favorite Star Wars movie of all time. It's my favorite. I do not think it's the best. Agreed. I think it's the second best.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
downstairs yeah we have a 70 inch TV now thank you Christian it's really nice yeah it's a good deal let's get through the rest of these before Jules yells at us Brent Helfman for $20 says are you guys still interested in the Casper Wyoming disappearances if so I recommend looking into the Christy Richardson disappearance and the self delete of Mick McMurray two millionaires end up dead after an alleged affair it's weird
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
The main reason I'm thinking about that is because to be able to do a missing four-on-one meta-analysis, so if it's like we investigated every missing four-on-one case, and then to be able to lay it all out of which ones are weird, which ones aren't, why, and then what the meta-hypothesis of all of it would be, it'd be kind of cool to have the most put-together and thorough missing four-on-one video on YouTube.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
uh and then miss maury's saying uh i would invite you guys to my family reunion slash wedding just to record you and my dad talking about religion and history while drunk yeah that could be a podcast that could be fun yeah drunk theology yeah that's basically terrible idea uh it could be fun uh gum for five dollars says devon catholics already don't like me enough Yeah, that's fair.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
I'm your resident Catholic. You'll be fine. You're not really Catholic. Once a Catholic, always a Catholic. Oh, my God. When you're born Catholic, that guilt stays with you, sir. You can't escape it. Okay. Everything you've ever done wrong, you think about once a day.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
All I can say is if you ever want to be reminded as to why not all Catholics are bad, remember our new friend in town.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah, Gon was saying divine intervention protected us from the medallion. He'll have to give it to us at Blobfest. I think they both got porch pirated, but I'll have to handle it.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah, like everywhere. We have several businesses that we know have cameras facing outside, and our building has cameras facing outside. Yeah.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Asmodeus for $5 says, funny that you mentioned the Ars... Asmodeus, sorry. The Ars... Gueda? Ars Geisha. Ars Geisha. I just got the Lesser and the Greater Keys of Solomon because I was curious and I'm excited to read them. Yeah. Related. Lesser Key of Solomon is one of them. It's all just things that'll make Wendigan mad. Oh, yeah, no. Holden Karen says the South will rise. No, it won't.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Way down South in the land of traders, rattlesnakes and alligators. We have a lot of Southern friends, but we enjoy clowning them for using. Take the elbows, O.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Lore Lodge. Yeah, we came up with that on the fly. It's our gang sign. Yeah. Lore Lodge. Watch, we're going to get shot now for doing that. Well, that's why I keep the strap on me. There you go. It's important.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
uh two in this room koala hairspray for canadian five five six that is that sounds like an oxymoron canadian five five six yeah um says thank you yeah thank you uh says hey guys your video keep me awake uh during four hour drives to saskatoon and then back keep up the good work I love that there is a city in Canada called Saskatoon. It's so good.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Also, I hope those drives are during the day so you're not worried about falling asleep. But at the very least, we're glad that we can utilize our chaos to keep your eyes on the road and your mind focused on the drive.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
T Randall photo for $5 says, just got the photo order put in. Want tracking? Send somewhere, friends. Yeah, the lorelodge at gmail.com is probably the best place to get that. Also comes with an explanation of the photos. One is number 40 in a set and the other is a one-off. Awesome. Sweet. William Martin from nine 99 says, heard you mentioned him a few times. It's relatively local case for me.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Ever think about doing a video on door, the oracoons. And yes, I know you do.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
because it seems like just about everyone appears to agree that his parents had something to do with it so fair held fire for five dollars says crystal skull was bad because it was the movie version of a pick me the constant callback jokes cheapened the movie yeah i i'm not gonna lie i haven't seen the movie in a long time but i don't remember that many callbacks i remember there being a few here and there
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
I enjoyed the grab the rope segment. Yeah.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah. Oh, without a doubt. I also love classic indie bad guys. What was the one? Oh, yeah. Love the little lore drop of him having worked with the government during the whole Roswell thing. I just think that's cool. That's a really fun little tidbit to throw in there.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
You know, I'd always wondered about the show, and I feel like there's a reason I hadn't heard a lot about it. Yeah, no, it's bad.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
We should do a video on how many people in America were Nazis in the 1930s. There was a remarkable amount. That's the thing. I did not know that until I saw the PBS documentary like a few months back. It was shocking.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
No, just making sure that the message I got wasn't relevant.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Which is why I think we should cover it.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yes, some people like vaguely talk about that, but I feel like there's a lot of people who just really don't.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
All right, we got one more from Tim's Odds and Ends for $2 saying that he's watching us while recovering from surgery. Oh, boy. Well, good luck. Yeah, hopefully it's going well. Gomb saying, can you look into the cult of Gomb?
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
If there's information out there, we'll find it. Or I'll invent it. It'll be fun. And then Alex Corp for $4.99 says, Come fight the demon in The Exorcist in St. Louis. Cowards, then come see the worst national park in the U.S. The Arch? I didn't know that was a national park. I did not know that The Arch was a national park.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
I felt to wash my car. There you go. Now we're getting on the right track. I was going to say, we're going to have to have a conversation with Wendigoon for next Weird Bible. I need you to bring that up and see how he reacts. He may never come back. Anyway, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for stopping by.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
If we don't end soon, then we're not going to be able to use this show for clips, and our social media manager is going to get mad at us.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Which is, you know, rightful, understandable. That's fair. That's fair. But thank you so much for coming by. We hope you enjoyed this show. Thank you to everybody who gave us Super Chat tonight. Thank you very much. You keep this lodge rolling, which I know is a bit of an oxymoron, because lodges should generally stay on their foundation stationary. Howl's Rolling Lodge. We keep moving.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
We just keep going. uh yeah i think we're both very tired and i have a headache too yeah 100 uh check out this week's video on john bennett ramsey we're finishing part four uh there will be many more parts after this considering how many days did you get through in the investigation this time two like two maybe three i'm not totally sure when one of the interviews happened It's not his fault.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
It's just a really, really convoluted story. A lot happened.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
It's amazing how many people got things half right.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Oh, I love this JonBenet journey. It's such a horrible case, and the fact that it ever happened is terrible, but just watching you do the investigation and give the presentations and editing them and finding all of the stuff that I find. I'm so upset. Yeah, it's... I can't wait for this meta-analysis video. Let me tell you, boys and girls.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah, we did... Tell us why. Why have you been neutral up until now?
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Over and over again. Now, how are you confirming the lies?
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Interesting. I mean, there are plenty of instances in which you might not have a dedicated child psychologist available.
The Lore Lads
When Children Go Missing... | Podcast Episode 155
Yeah, there are so many hoops in that argument. It doesn't, you couldn't jump through them cleanly.
The Megyn Kelly Show
Diddy Defense Wants Mistrial, Tate Brothers Charged, Shocking Secret Service Scuffle: AM Update 5/29
Well, it's going very well at the trial, but it will be reversed on appeal for the same reason the Harvey Weinstein case was reversed. The jury shouldn't be seeing all this material because he's not charged with any of it. If this were a state case in which he was charged with domestic abuse, with kicking his wife or girl.
The Megyn Kelly Show
Diddy Defense Wants Mistrial, Tate Brothers Charged, Shocking Secret Service Scuffle: AM Update 5/29
trafficking and all of these things undercut that. It makes it sound like he had terrible relationships with the people close to him rather than trafficking or doing anything involving Rico. So I think from a legal point of view, the state is undercutting its own case.
The Megyn Kelly Show
Diddy Defense Wants Mistrial, Tate Brothers Charged, Shocking Secret Service Scuffle: AM Update 5/29
But from a jury point of view, my God, what could be better than showing them a videotape of him being a terrible, terrible person? But he's not on trial for being a terrible person. He's on trial for specific violations of specific federal laws, and they will be reversed on appeal.
The Megyn Kelly Show
Diddy Defense Wants Mistrial, Tate Brothers Charged, Shocking Secret Service Scuffle: AM Update 5/29
The jury shouldn't be seeing all this material because he's not charged with any of it.
The Megyn Kelly Show
Ghouls Cheer Healthcare CEO's Murder, Hegseth Smears Continue, and Penny Trial Update, with Maureen Callahan | Ep. 959
Because apparently we've bought or moved house maybe 10, 12 times. We've apparently divorced maybe 10, 12 times as well. So...
The Megyn Kelly Show
Ghouls Cheer Healthcare CEO's Murder, Hegseth Smears Continue, and Penny Trial Update, with Maureen Callahan | Ep. 959
everyone's just like what um so yeah it's hard to it's hard to keep up with but that's why you just sort of ignore it the people i feel most sorry about are the trolls who their their hopes are just built and built and built and it's like yes yes yes yes and then it doesn't happen um so i feel sorry for them um generally generally i do okay um it's not a good thing all the attention on him and megan they don't like it maureen because
The Megyn Kelly Show
Epstein Files Debacle, and Trump Spars with Zelensky in Oval Office, with Emily Jashinsky and Red Scare Hosts | Ep. 1016
black Santa truther, Megyn Kelly. Of course, there's more from Megyn Kelly, who seems to be sometimes the world's angriest multimillionaire.
The Megyn Kelly Show
Epstein Files Debacle, and Trump Spars with Zelensky in Oval Office, with Emily Jashinsky and Red Scare Hosts | Ep. 1016
To our most prominent white nationalists, he arguably has done more on cable television to spread the gospel of hate, fear, and paranoia than anyone since radio propagandist Father Coughlin in the Nazi era of the 1930s.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
Trump Destroys Vegas with Biggest Scam Yet
The hotel was advertised as the eighth wonder of the world when it opened in 1990.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
Trump Destroys Vegas with Biggest Scam Yet
A symbol of Donald Trump's meteoric rise as a real estate tycoon. Filled with Trump's signature glitz and gold, it cost nearly $1 billion to build.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
Trump Destroys Vegas with Biggest Scam Yet
But Monday at 5.59 a.m., the doors were locked at the Taj after 26 years, leaving thousands of middle-class workers without jobs. So how did Trump's crown jewel go from this... I'm really happy with what I'm seeing. ...to this? I got to show you a picture of what the casino looked like. It was pretty remarkable. Take a look at this.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
Trump Destroys Vegas with Biggest Scam Yet
One man said he knew it wasn't sustainable. Marvin Rothman, a gaming industry financial analyst.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
Trump Destroys Vegas with Biggest Scam Yet
Just weeks before the casino opened, he told the Wall Street Journal.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
Trump Destroys Vegas with Biggest Scam Yet
These are the quotes that made Donald Trump angry.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
Trump Destroys Vegas with Biggest Scam Yet
What came next made headlines. Nightline covered Roffman's story.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
Trump Destroys Vegas with Biggest Scam Yet
Donald Trump was so upset with Rothman's grim prediction for the Taj Mahal that he is said to have called up his boss and said either make Rothman apologize publicly or fire him.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
Trump Destroys Vegas with Biggest Scam Yet
Rothman says what really worried him about the Taj Mahal was how he says Donald Trump had financed it with an extremely high interest loan.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
Trump Destroys Vegas with Biggest Scam Yet
But Rothman turned out to be exactly right about the Taj. It could not bring in enough money. And a little over a year after it opened, the Taj Mahal filed for bankruptcy and Trump's other two Atlantic City casinos followed suit the next year.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
Trump Destroys Vegas with Biggest Scam Yet
He says the Taj job nearly cost him his company, which was contracted to provide glass, mirrors, and doors.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
Trump Destroys Vegas with Biggest Scam Yet
He says Trump owed him over $1 million, and he wasn't alone. Rosenberg says Trump didn't honor the contracts of over 100 contractors who helped complete the Taj Mahal.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
Trump Has Public Meltdown at Midnight Over Bad News
Why is the American public souring on his policies?
The MeidasTouch Podcast
Trump Has Public Meltdown at Midnight Over Bad News
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The MeidasTouch Podcast
Weak Trump Cracks Under Pressure as War Starts
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The MeidasTouch Podcast
Weak Trump Cracks Under Pressure as War Starts
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The MeidasTouch Podcast
Weak Trump Cracks Under Pressure as War Starts
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The MeidasTouch Podcast
Weak Trump Cracks Under Pressure as War Starts
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The MeidasTouch Podcast
Weak Trump Cracks Under Pressure as War Starts
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The MeidasTouch Podcast
Elon Pretends to Give Up to Avoid Consequences
I think in terms of political spending, I'm going to do a lot less in the future.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
Elon Pretends to Give Up to Avoid Consequences
Well, if I see a reason to do political spending in the future, I will do it. I do not currently see a reason.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
Trump Has Full Meltdown Sunday Under Pressure
Jeder Läufer kennt diesen Moment, wenn es einfach klickt. Wenn deine Beine einfach mitgehen, der Schmerz nachlässt, die Zweifel weg sind und du nur noch das Runners High spürst. Das ist der Grund, warum du so früh aufstehst. Warum dich ein bisschen Regen nicht auffällt. Warum Laufen zum Ritual wird. Also laufe und fühle das Runners High.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
MAGA Mike Gets Bad News as Bill Blows Up on Live TV
In the first administration, there was sequencing. You got tax reform. The Republicans got tax reform through and held off the tariff war. Goldman Sachs says the hit to growth from tariffs will more than offset the boost to growth from the fiscal package. That's Goldman Sachs.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
MAGA Mike Gets Bad News as Bill Blows Up on Live TV
You know, Walmart has already said that it will have to raise prices. It's not theoretical. And the president on Friday was talking about even more tariffs this time on Apple and others.
The MeidasTouch Podcast
MAGA Mike Gets Bad News as Bill Blows Up on Live TV
Louisiana is like the second largest recipient of food stamps in the country, sir.
The New Yorker Radio Hour
How “Saturday Night Live” Reinvented Television, Fifty Years Ago
Tyler, congratulations on your first Vogue cover. Thank you.
The Prosecutors
285. New Years Bloopers Part 2
I'm trying to be a turtle. Like a ninja turtle or just a turtle? A ninja turtle or just a turtle? A turtle. A turtle. I agree with you.
The Prosecutors
285. New Years Bloopers Part 2
We'll just talk real slow. All right. Are you ready to record? I am. Okay. Three, two, one, record.
The Prosecutors
285. New Years Bloopers Part 2
All right. First two paragraphs. Do you want me to start it? Yeah.
The Prosecutors
307. The West Memphis 3 Part 8 -- Satanic Panic
All right, UFO sightings the military can't explain. Congressional hearings. Pentagon whistleblower. What does it all mean?
The Protocol
The Whistleblower
And I believe that they are going to do their job. And when they do their job correctly, what happens to the transgender center you used to work at? I do not believe it can continue to function as a center. I believe it's the only way to actually stop hurting more kids.
The Protocol
Introducing ‘The Protocol’
If they cannot get treatment, children will die. These treatments do much more harm than good.
The Protocol
Introducing ‘The Protocol’
Conservative states want to just, you know, be done with trans people altogether. And when reports come out that show this, you know, two-sided thing and the skepticism and the fact there's no evidence, This just adds steel to their fire.
The Rachel Maddow Show
Trump makes a gross miscalculation about the popularity of his cruelty to immigrants
A mix of emotions. This is not acceptable. Pouring out onto the streets of Milford. We want him back.
The Rachel Maddow Show
Trump makes a gross miscalculation about the popularity of his cruelty to immigrants
It's graduation day, a celebration of hard work and perseverance. But for these students... A sense of sadness, anger, and confusion hangs over as well.
The Rachel Maddow Show
Trump makes a gross miscalculation about the popularity of his cruelty to immigrants
Friends and family say Marcelo is a junior at Milford High, taken by ice early Saturday morning on his way to volleyball practice. His girlfriend spoke with him over the phone Saturday afternoon.
The Rachel Maddow Show
Trump makes a gross miscalculation about the popularity of his cruelty to immigrants
This sea of people, some traveled from as far as Providence, is wrapping its arms around her and Marcello's family. Friends say he grew up in Milford and is a key part of the community.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
One of the biggest things, too, is we teach this. Once again, tie back to the framework, is the how to do what they desire most, right, without what they fear the most. And so I'm sure you can draw on that and come up with that. And that can be exactly how you're going to, as a hook, right, invite them into this webinar.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
It works too. It works on Jack Black, shall we?
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
You have permission, yeah. And one other thing too, I joke about this chicken and the egg thing. Do you think that you're more likely to get a TED Talk right now or once you have some case studies and like some results?
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
Well, don't wait till January either. You just start doing this, it's just going to qualify you even more. Go out to the Holiday Inn and change the people's lives. Slap some patches on them. Waffle House. Oh, that's awesome.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
Let's give her a hand. Great job. Das war fantastisch. Oh, ich liebe es. Das ist wie Tag 4 des Events Raleigh Tires. Du bekommst die Wahrheit jetzt. Ich meine, du warst die ganze Zeit. Das ist wie hinter den Szenen.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
Who we got next?
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
All right. Welcome back.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
Inescu. Do we say it right? Say your name for us so we don't say it wrong. Yeah, it's both done. We weren't even close. That's okay.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
Thank you. Cool. Love it. Awesome. Thanks, Jonathan. Give him a hand. Cool. Let's go with the new person. Who we got, Tayton?
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
Pat, how are you? How's it going?
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
Yeah, very cool. All right, Clayton, who we got? So cool. Next up, we have Whitney Prude. Whitney, welcome back.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
Ich weiß nicht, wie das funktioniert. Ja, genau.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
Yeah, perhaps they can be the ones that are taking the phone call. When somebody books a call, are they all going directly to you?
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
Another thing you do is simply a round robin, right? If you do book to call, then it goes and you have a list of people who want to book a call, then they can call them back or whatever and just round robin it. Yeah, put them on a calendar and it's like, yeah, all the calendars together. Yeah, and just feed them evenly. But if somebody closes better, you figure that part out.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
That's pretty easy with a book to call.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
Yeah, I think volume to your webinar though, like if you can't feed that webinar, obviously you do it less frequent. You know what I mean? But there's also power in just doing it over and over and over. So that's kind of another chicken and the egg thing. Yeah.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
Alright, should we go to the new person? I saw a new one coming, I want to make sure that they get theirs answered as well.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
Do you have a specific question around that one, Jason? What? Do you have a specific question around the golf one? Maybe we can focus on that one real quick.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
All right. Should we take this one new one?
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
There's a guy too that's doing this, um, has done it for years. He's been in our coaching and stuff. He does it for shipping cars. Like you think, you know, Oh, that's going to be a quick decision. You're going to look up, you're going to go on, I don't know, you ship or something like that.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
And then to go choose, you're going to, he does a webinar to show you why, Hey, you should always book the top. You should never pay the driver. You should never do this. It's like a 15, 20 minute webinar book to call. And this guy's done millions of dollars doing that exact same thing.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
Yeah, the five ways to avoid having a bridezilla. You know what I mean? That is the day you want to go 100% smooth, right? It might be worth 15 minutes to pick the right man.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
Give him a round of applause. Great question.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
But listen, the framework works. Works the same for everybody, yeah. Like, I think it's so funny anytime, and you've had this over and over and over, where people are like, well, it won't work for me because of X, Y, and Z. It's like, well, hold on, let's just start thinking how, instead of this, you know, false belief and just letting that tape play over and over.
The Russell Brunson Show
Overcoming Obstacles in Any Niche Market: Q&A from Selling Online!
Next up we have Aksa Yaks. Aksa, how are you?
The Russell Brunson Show
Navigating Health, Hustle, and Happiness: Aggie Lal’s Entrepreneurial Story
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The Russell Brunson Show
Mastering Webinars, Pricing, and VSL Funnels: Q&A with Russell Brunson
Yeah, hi Russell. My Challenge Funnel is my first funnel. I'm a fitness instructor and I'm launching a new personal brand, Everbody. It's everbody.com, so I've connected my domain and I come up with a challenge for pre-Christmas challenges.
The Russell Brunson Show
Mastering Webinars, Pricing, and VSL Funnels: Q&A with Russell Brunson
People that are actually in fear of gaining weight over Christmas, which leads into the programs, the mastery challenges that are starting via my app in January. I've been faffing around with the workflow structure and I couldn't get it to work. So Austin very kindly stepped in to help me yesterday. But I'm behind schedule on launch of the funnel by a week.
The Russell Brunson Show
Mastering Webinars, Pricing, and VSL Funnels: Q&A with Russell Brunson
How would you go about gaining up some traction with this and have you got any ideas that we can put into place for the lack of time, to make up for the time that I've lost?
The Russell Brunson Show
Mastering Webinars, Pricing, and VSL Funnels: Q&A with Russell Brunson
Yeah, so the 12 Days of Christmas, it was meant to start on like the 13th. I mean, I know that it's not the 13th, but I literally haven't even finished putting the images in, so... I will hopefully reach that point by Monday. However, I still lost all of that time and it's time sensitive, as I say.
The Russell Brunson Show
Mastering Webinars, Pricing, and VSL Funnels: Q&A with Russell Brunson
Ja, also es ist eine kostenlose Herausforderung mit einer VIP-Übergabe für den Zugang zu der Online-Fitness-App. Es ist eine 6-Wege-Introduktiv-Offer für meine Mastery-Challenge, die für komplette Beginner ist. Und ADHDs finden Prozesse wirklich schwierig, wie ich, wirklich. Ich verstehe. Und auch für Leute, die Fitness überwältigen finden. Also eine 1%-Methodologie der Veränderung.
The Russell Brunson Show
Mastering Webinars, Pricing, and VSL Funnels: Q&A with Russell Brunson
Also die Haltung deiner Wasser, das ist der wichtige Fokus für den Download. Also es ist die Geheimwaffe, wenn du möchtest, um das Essen auszuhalten.
The Russell Brunson Show
Mastering Webinars, Pricing, and VSL Funnels: Q&A with Russell Brunson
I've been working too hard on the back end of things. Actually, I forgot the front end, so I haven't really got that much people following. To be fair, yeah, it was on my to-do list. I should have done it the other way around, but I have got a following. But it's not like millions of fitness influencers. I'm just a modest PT that works from their gym at home.
The Russell Brunson Show
Mastering Webinars, Pricing, and VSL Funnels: Q&A with Russell Brunson
Yeah, I've got a female-focused target market, so unfortunately I've accumulated a lot of male followers, which is really annoying, but I have built up quite a little
The Russell Brunson Show
Mastering Webinars, Pricing, and VSL Funnels: Q&A with Russell Brunson
I'll make it perfectly clear.
The Russell Brunson Show
Mastering Webinars, Pricing, and VSL Funnels: Q&A with Russell Brunson
Thank you so much.
The Russell Brunson Show
Mastering Webinars, Pricing, and VSL Funnels: Q&A with Russell Brunson
I had to stay off the Easter chocolate.
The Russell Brunson Show
Mastering Webinars, Pricing, and VSL Funnels: Q&A with Russell Brunson
Yeah, absolutely.
The Russell Brunson Show
Mastering Webinars, Pricing, and VSL Funnels: Q&A with Russell Brunson
I'll watch this space. Yeah, I'll let you know how I get home.
The Russell Brunson Show
Mastering Webinars, Pricing, and VSL Funnels: Q&A with Russell Brunson
Thank you.
The School of Greatness
Stanford Psychologist: The #1 Psychological Skill To Master The Art of Influence & Transform Your Relationships
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The School of Greatness
Stanford Psychologist: The #1 Psychological Skill To Master The Art of Influence & Transform Your Relationships
That's right. Yeah.
The School of Greatness
Stanford Psychologist: The #1 Psychological Skill To Master The Art of Influence & Transform Your Relationships
Yeah. Yeah.
The School of Greatness
Stanford Psychologist: The #1 Psychological Skill To Master The Art of Influence & Transform Your Relationships
Yeah, that's right.
The School of Greatness
Stanford Psychologist: The #1 Psychological Skill To Master The Art of Influence & Transform Your Relationships
Yeah.
The School of Greatness
Stanford Psychologist: The #1 Psychological Skill To Master The Art of Influence & Transform Your Relationships
Seriously, yeah.
The School of Greatness
Stanford Psychologist: The #1 Psychological Skill To Master The Art of Influence & Transform Your Relationships
That's right. That's right.
The Science of Flipping
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The Tamsen Show
The #1 Relationship Expert Jillian Turecki on Finding Real Love In Midlife
Kicken. Ja. Ja. Ja.
The Tim Dillon Show
424 - Tesla Trucks, Taiwan & The Fog
What? This is probably one of the most glamorous moments of my life. It's magical.
The Tim Dillon Show
424 - Tesla Trucks, Taiwan & The Fog
What? This is probably one of the most glamorous moments of my life. I'm going to share some little tips and tricks.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Good morning, millennials. Welcome back to the toast and happy. Like, should we just fuck it, you know? No. Oh, okay. Happy Friday.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
So that's on my content plate, but Ben doesn't watch it.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Okay. Ben really wants to watch Shogun. Ben is obsessed almost to the point of fetishes Asian culture. He just loves Asian food, Asian people. So when we were watching the Golden Globes, he was like, what is Shogun? I'm like, I actually think you would like it. He loves martial arts. He really respects the culture. So I was like, fine, sure, let's watch it.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And we watched a trailer on Hulu and Ben was so excited. It just looks like something I would not like. It's like a history period piece. And so we didn't watch it because I get final say these days.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Then like being in a phase where you just start shitty books and don't even finish them.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
We're being intentional in 2025. Okay. We are being intentional. Aren't we? A hundred percent. She's manifesting. She's going to spiritual events.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Is that how it works? The thing is, is that at one point in time, especially when you lived here, this was a flourishing office building.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And the fast five stories that you-da-do need to know are brought to you by eHarmony. So we have partnered with eHarmony, the dating app to find someone that you can be yourself with, because let me tell you, there's nothing better. And there's a lot to go, you know, a lot that goes on in life. And of course, being a strong, independent person is super important.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
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The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And I think that's what really separates eHarmony from other dating platforms. like online dating is the crop of people that it attracts. Cause it's so frustrating to like put yourself out there. And then you end up like going on dates with people who aren't serious, who aren't looking to like be in relationships. And they're not looking to just like genuinely be themselves.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And that's where eHarmony is different. I think they've, you know, they've been in the game the longest. There's a reason why they have so much success. And it's really the people that sign up are just different. They're a different breed. And if you're like a serious person, who's seriously looking like,
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
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The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
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The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
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The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
social media and they have been for a couple of years. Everything they make is amazing. I use so many of their products. Obviously everybody loves their contour wands, their highlighter wands, their blush wands. Really dewy, really easy to blend. It's also good like idiot proof makeup. I think that a lot of these products that come out, like you need a degree to use.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Charlotte Tilbury are like really accessible. I love their powder bronzer. People are obsessed over her new foundation. All of her products are amazing. Also the Hollywood Flawless Filter, that's one of my favorites. With one product, that Hollywood flawless filter, you can blur, smooth, and illuminate the look of skin. Plus it's skincare infused for clinically proven hydration up to 24 hours.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
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The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
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The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
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The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
I saw, she had a sign in the elevator. Her gallery moved, I think they actually went downtown. But yes, at what point this was flourishing. And you know, very- Center of commerce. Center of commerce. It was a bustling metropolis. Yes. The designer next door. Yes, I had heard whispers that they were turning this building into condos. And I actually, I got confirmation that that was happening.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
You know what? I actually really agree with him. And to be clear, like I wouldn't be caught dead. Like if like I would. I don't know what the number is, but like when I was on tour, like you would get periodic statistics, like almost every day of how many tickets were sold. And like, you know, you would hope for like 80, 90, but you would still perform.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
If it's under like 60 or 50, then you're like, so 30% is really low. And yes, most people would have canceled this and everybody lies. Like, I'm really, I need to take time for my mental health. Like, sure, okay. The fact that she didn't is such a testament to A, like the love she has for her fans and B, like she don't give a fuck. So many, this is such an image obsessed industry.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Like the fact that she did perform, like I actually have enormous respect for her.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
It happens sometimes. It does. Like celebrities overestimate their impact. And so you don't really know how many people are going to buy tickets to a tour. You can use analytics and your social media and previous tours, but there's no way to properly know.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
That's like when Olivia Rodrigo did her first tour after she like went viral, she did like Radio City types places, which are big, 5,000, 6,000 people. But for her, people are like, what the fuck is this? So it's almost impossible to perfectly understand unless you're like at the Taylor Swift level.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
So yeah, I could see Camila Cabello's team like thinking she could do arenas and maybe in certain parts of the country she could, like where her fans are most, but not at Lynn.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And you're just complaining cause like you had to pay for a sitter.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Like so professional. Mm-hmm. And did I think that we would all sort of like be humbled by Mod Sun? No. And I think we just recently had a conversation about Mod Sun on the show. And I don't think it was like the most flattering combo. We were sort of like, who is this person? And you know what? I don't even care because this is a person who made a good point.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Yep. A hundred percent. And I do now that I really think about it, like this is, it's admirable behavior from one Camila Cabello.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And so people slowly started to move out and I was like, whatever, like when we have to go, we'll go. And I'm not sure what the timeline of the condo association is, but do you remember when there was that earthquake like a year ago? Yes. I actually thought, because I have been the only tenant in this building for maybe a year.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Like, you know what? I don't think much about Camila Cabello these days. And let me tell you, there was a time where I actually thought of nothing but Camila Cabello. If you guys remember, Lilas turned to Fifth Harmony, turned to those YouTube videos they used to post, turned to a band and then breaking up. Like there was a time where I thought about them a lot.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Now I'm kind of just like, I think I'm like a little too old for her music. But now I'm thinking about her and I'm thinking positive things. Like this is a true professional, somebody who really cares about her fans. And this is something, Bob sounds right, like no artist would do.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Some of us have been respecting Camila Cabello ever since she was so clearly the best part of that band on X Factor. And honestly, I think sometimes Simon and the crew and his judges, they put together a perfect band, right? One Direction. Little Mix. Little Mix. Oh, Little Mix was a, oh, I wanted to talk about something really quick. Pop Culture Jeopardy? Yes.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Last night, you guys know I watched Pop Culture Jeopardy like when it first came out and honestly it was really bad. I couldn't even get past the second episode. But I saw, I got tagged in this thing and I started DMing with this toaster who was on last night's episode.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
So she DMed me, she was like, we heard about the auditions on the toast and me and my two best friends, like they're like Canadian Jews, they wanted to submit, they put together and they were like, we didn't know what to make our team. We almost made our team name Girly Swirly. But we thought it was like a little like niche. And we did French toasters.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And then Colin, so I watched the episode last night. They did not win. In their defense, it was the least swirly episode ever. Jackie, I knew none of the answers. And the people who were winning the whole time were these three older straight men. So it was like- They were out to get the swirlies. Old sitcom questions. Like it was so not their fault. It was the dumbest question. Frasier.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
It was so not swirly, like justice for Shane and the girls. But in the middle of the episode, Colin goes over and like talks to these people about where they're from. And like, usually, cause they all have like such weird team names. He's like, what is French? You guys just like love French toast. And they were like, well, we do. But we are French Canadian. They're from Quebec.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And we are like toasters is about like our favorite pop culture podcast. And Colin was like, cool. It was sick. It was sick. Okay. Um, And Little Mix was a, thank you for reminding me.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Yeah, no, they just showed a picture of the four girls and being like, this group got together on X Factor UK. Like, name them. Oh, beautiful. The French toasters were properly educated. Did they get that one right? There was a team next to them, I don't remember, who was like, I don't know if they listened to the toast, but they were swirly. It was like two young girls and a gay guy.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Like, they were just like our age. Like, they were- Those two teams were competing for like the answers. And then the random fucking questions about old ass sitcoms and old Hollywood was going, they split the vote, was going to the other team. They split the vote. Sounds like they were out to get the swirlies, just saying. A thousand percent, a thousand percent.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
I have thought when the earthquake was happening that they didn't know that I still was renting here and that the demolition had begun. And I was so afraid. So what I mean, like there is seriously, like if you have a problem in this building, the toilet doesn't flush. Like this building is basically abandoned, but I still pay rent. I don't even know. Like it's so turn. Having said that,
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Oh sorry, what I was saying about Little Mix. Sometimes they put together a really perfect band. And even though Little Mix and One Direction both broke up, I would still consider them to be perfect bands. And even though, actually not with Little Mix, but with One Direction there was one person who was a little bit more famous. More people had Harry as their favorites.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
I do still feel like they were an equal band. Fifth Harmony like really could never get their asses off the ground because they were so unequal. Like there were people in the band that never should have been there. And Camilla should really have not been, she was probably like on the show for sure the most talented vocalist.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And every time they would perform, the feedback was like, Camilla, Slay, rest of you girls, Get it together. Like there's that famous clip of Demi Lovato being like, I don't wanna say, but like one of you is doing a lot better than the others. And Khloe Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian was the host of X Factor, which we don't even talk about enough. Khloe Kardashian was like, say it Demi, say it.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And they started fighting. Demi was like, no. And then she goes, Camila, It was just like, it was like this awkward elephant in the room. And that's why like the band was destined to flop. Even when their YouTube videos would come out, they would do these things before they ever released their own music. And after X Factor, they were keeping up with their fans on YouTube.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And every time they did a drop, it was the biggest deal on the planet. Like, I can't even tell you how I ran to my computer. each YouTube video was like a different girl choosing a song. And so the one that she chose like was gonna be hers, right? And Camilla chose Lego House by Ed Sheeran, which like wasn't even a song that I knew. Jackie had so many more views than the other ones.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Cause like she sang the whole time. Like it was just, it was unequal from the start.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Yeah, but that was, and that's, and we can't even get into this like rabbit hole of Normani, but like that's where it's like difficult with Normani because she, when it comes to talent, I would say she was number two. Yeah. But she like can't get her music career.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Yeah, but that doesn't mean, it's not saying much.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And I just, I know there's like four other people on the planet who like care as much about like the early days of Fifth Harmony and like could, seriously, I could recite all their performances for you. And like, if you know about that, anything can happen performance on X Factor.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
You know, right? I know. I do know, I remember I was there. And then Camila gets up in her tutu and she's like, I know it's gonna be, I know, like chills. I know it's gonna be. I was so fucking jealous of Camila Cabello when I was a kid.
The Toast
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If it makes you feel any better, I know that you feel like Ellie Goulding is completely overlooked, and she is. She's actually not in the UK, which is where she's from.
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My tenure here is coming to an end. I have a fabulous new building that I'm so excited about. The bathroom is so nice.
The Toast
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I agree. That's like the elk of what you're looking for, for the car.
The Toast
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I mean, because being a woman in business who's severely underappreciated by her country is difficult, yeah, for sure.
The Toast
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Oh, that's interesting. So when I think of like someone who starts a label, I think of them starting a label to like represent other artists. But I guess it's like a way of being independent while also having a label is like starting your own label.
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No, and I love that, because Kelly is a media empire, right? She has all the different facets. But I will say, her music is severely underrepresented. Her new music, excuse me, everybody's like, since you've begun, you don't know Chemistry, the deluxe album.
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So I don't know if now's the time for her to be, because I think when you go on your own label, Taylor Swift could release an album on the biggest label or on her own label. She could go to the smallest, worst label, in the industry and it would still get the same amount of listenership.
The Toast
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And I feel like Kelly really needs to be propped up by the machine because people aren't taking like they're now like people are paying attention with like her covers and a new generation of people but they're still not streaming her new music and they're wrong for that.
The Toast
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So Chemistry debuted at number six on the Billboard 200 with 53,000 equivalent album units earned. Like I'm sorry, 53,000 for America's Sweetheart. And like for reference, like Taylor Swift's albums, when they get released, they do about a million copies in the first week. Now, obviously she's like another planet, but like Kelly's not that far off. Like she's the biggest star.
The Toast
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Young. Young. What's the Cheyenne Kimball song?
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Like she should be doing 100,000, 200,000 copies. Like somebody's actively failing Kelly Clarkson.
The Toast
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Somebody is actively failing her. So maybe, yeah, her switching it up. But wait, who released Chemistry? What label was she on? Do you know what I mean? She was on... Atlantic.
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atlantic and they did meaning of life meaning of life got no love meaning of life got no love metacritic gave it a 70 out of 100 what the album like on a score chemistry excuse me sorry okay i just feel like that's low who's metacritic in this world they're actually like they are somebody i'm just letting you know but i it's a good question have you heard of them before you just found that
The Toast
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Oh, oh, you know, Metacritic is like a, it's the Rotten Tomatoes. Tell me what else Metacritic likes. And I will say, I think Metacritic often gets it right. I think Rotten Tomatoes is seriously like, I live on a different planet than the people who work at Rotten Tomatoes. I think Rotten Tomatoes audience score gets it right.
The Toast
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Okay, give me an example of an album that you think is perfect and I'll tell you what Metacritic gave them.
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Native, One Republic, yeah. Our fave. A perfect album. A perfect album.
The Toast
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No, it's so, by the way, it's fun. Okay, I don't know why I'm having a hard time. Native, not having talk to text on my iPad is really like I'm turning into a grandma. I can't do anything without talk to text. He did Metacritic. I think you can set it up. Damn. Hmm.
The Toast
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What's like the best Taylor Swift album in your opinion? Like 1989? Yeah. Yeah. Like, let's see what they gave 1989. Right now, that's what I would say. I mean, my name. Okay, by the way. Oh, by the way. Okay, 1989 has a 76. So that's obviously a good score is what I'm saying. Okay. What's their top rated albums? They don't have a little thing like. Oh, sure, sure, sure. Metacritic top rated.
The Toast
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Okay, whatever. Not only is it a new chapter, but I'm also like creating a real space. I can't wait for you to see it. You haven't seen it yet. It's not just a studio. Like there is a studio, there is an office. There's actually gonna be a second filming space for when you come to town, for when the good guys, you know, like to suck at the teat of the toast.
The Toast
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Okay, yeah, 10 Freedom Summers. I don't know what that is. Let me see if I know. What else, what else? Jackie, I actually don't know any of this. The Beatles? Fiona Apple, Brian Wilson, Loretta Lynn. Let me see until I find something I actually know. Oh, Damn by Kendrick Lamar from 2017. No, I'm not familiar. Okay, by the way, I'm so glad we're talking about this. Bruno Mars?
The Toast
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Number 14 on the list of highest Metacritic rated with a 95 is Brat. And I wanna talk about Brat.
The Toast
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Brat, while it felt like, cause I've been seeing a lot of, the Grammys are coming, right? So everybody's talking about album of the year. And while it really felt like Brat like took over, The numbers do not lie. Like Brad actually did not take over. Like not even in the slightest.
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And I don't know, like maybe it's because I'm so chronically online and like this definitely was an album for the chronically online. And it very much existed like in TikTok. And I don't know why I thought like maybe that, Happened everywhere. Yeah. It seriously like was not even remotely successful compared to the other albums of the year.
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Like, you know, I've been seeing it on Twitter. People being like, it's giving industry plant. Very much so.
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And which one I think should win sales. Let's say short and sweet sales. Why do they make it so hard to find these information? How many copies? It is now sold over a million, as of August, over a million units in the US. Wait, it came out in August. Great, okay. So upon release- So in its first month, it sold a million units, you're saying?
The Toast
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And now what they say about Brat, which is older, and they're saying as of today, worldwide. See, that number I just gave you was the US. Was the US, and in August, when the month it came out. Right. A million copies in the month. Brat, 800,000. And that's with way more time and the globe. That's way higher than I expected, actually.
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I'm just really creating sort of like a space for woman creators and Ben.
The Toast
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Oh my God. I literally, first of all, forgot that he was a performer, halftime. I just want to make sure you know that I heard that. They changed the name of the show, actually. Oh, that's good. The Half Twin Show. And I was just realizing there's only one more weekend. Like this weekend, there's two football games.
The Toast
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I feel like nobody's talking about the fact that the Washington- I don't know what their name is anymore. Football club.
The Toast
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Right, so we might have a repeat. This weekend, it's Commanders versus Eagles. And the Bills versus Chiefs. The Haley's versus the Taylors. I know, I just want to say, I would have loved, and I know divisional, don't get me started on the divisions, but it really would have been sick if the Super Bowl could have been Bills versus Chiefs. We could have had so much celebrity-like moments.
The Toast
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I sound like the founders. Remember that women's only club, The Wing, that was like really controversial?
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And I think of these four teams, as somebody who's been paying attention to football, the two best teams out of these four are the Bills and the Chiefs. Like they should be playing each other. Seriously, who are the commanders in this world? And I don't want to come for the Washington State Swirlies because like last year I came for the Detroit Swirlies and they got mad.
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But I'm just saying like, seriously, in this narrative, like who are you? And good for you.
The Toast
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Oh, D.C. Oh my God, you're right. Wait, that is so crazy. And so does Washington State have a football team? No, the Seattle Seahawks do. So I guess that represents the entire Pacific Northwest. Yeah, but that does Portland, Oregon. Like that does that whole... That whole purple haired crew.
The Toast
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Yeah. That's such a good call. Thanks for bringing that up. And yeah, the commanders are out of DC. Like this is crazy to me because when I think of like all the teams, like in my area, like my region, like I think of the Patriots. I think of.
The Toast
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No, there was a time where like they announced this like new kind of Soho House type of thing in New York. And for some reason, like it was national news.
The Toast
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The Bostons, yeah. And I just would never think- The Eagles. Yeah, I would never think of like D.C. I think of all the places you could take a train to in New York that's like an hour, two hours. Philly, Boston, D.C. You're telling me there's a- And that's like so weird. D.C. is like not a state. No, it's not a state.
The Toast
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It's a compact city, is what Google says, on the Potomac River. It's a district of Columbia. Well, that's true, actually. It's also home to iconic museums.
The Toast
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Ooh, I love it. Because they were the Arskins, right? And then there was like a lot of pressure. So I think they just automatically were like, shit, okay, Washington Football Club. Yeah, while we are in transition, like this will be- And that was just a bad name because like a football club is a soccer team. Like everybody knows that. Right.
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So now they're the Commanders, which is just like an actual like bad choice. And I think that it often, the names really represent- The city. The culture of DC. So it should be like the Washington politicians.
The Toast
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You're creating a club. I'm creating, what was her name? The Anna Delvey Foundation. It's the Turdi Asher Safar Wine Reb Foundation. It's called Turd Work. Where creators can come and just sort of, strip back, be themselves, create content.
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Senators. Oh, I like that. The monuments.
The Toast
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Like that's super crazy to say. It could have been the chiefs. Oh my God, imagine if it's the commanders versus the chiefs in the Super Bowl. It's the commanders and chiefs. That would be actually a good game.
The Toast
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I would be happy. I don't want to, I actually don't want to like awaken the beast that is the Eagles.
The Toast
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Oh, I like, I love the Eagles. I happen to think it's not their time.
The Toast
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So this Commanders versus Eagles game, I can't see either of these teams winning. Do you know what I mean? I can't see the Commanders winning. I know, but they're also just so new to me. They felt so far. I literally thought they were in the other corner of the country and they're literally right here.
The Toast
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Commanders fan, yeah. Also Commanders doesn't roll off the tongue like, go Commanders. Commanders, because it's three syllables. You would have to be like, go Manders. It doesn't work. It doesn't work.
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I feel like the NFL is like always placating to like their toxic male fans. And so like with all these new girlies watching football this year because of Taylor and like the last two years, like this was really an opportunity for them to like give us something. And while Kendrick Lamar is a fabulous performer, he's not for the girls.
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And you know what? I actually understand him on a deep level now because I am so excited for my space.
The Toast
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Right. And like, I think that had they given us like Carrie Underwood or something like really swirly, they would have, or God forbid, Kelly Clarkson getting the credit that she deserves. If they're pink, like if they had given us someone, um, the toxic fans would have been like, Oh, girls ruining the football.
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Like, so I think that this is their way of like placating to both SZA and, uh, Kendrick Lamar do have two songs together. So I'm sure that's how they'll like weave transition. Um, So for someone like me who doesn't like to listen to Kendrick Lamar, but like I fuck with SZA, I feel like I'll know more songs now. Yeah, me too.
The Toast
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And I'm hoping- This is giving like JLo and Shakira being billed together, even though like it's Kendrick's show.
The Toast
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I have the same dream. Yes, Jackie. Well, that's very exciting for all those who shall join Turdwork. Now, should we talk about sort of like the big elephant in the room?
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And I think that Kelly should actually, with her new label, this needs to be on her vision board. Yeah. Literally, she is the queen of the network that hosts the Super Bowl. It's absurd.
The Toast
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Okay, but the thing is, if they actually did a half Kelly Clarkson, half pink one, between the two of them, so many mainstream songs that even the most stubborn guy would know. And I think they actually both make up for, like Kelly's music is very soulful. I wouldn't say it's like pussy popping. Pink is like rock. So it's really like genre wise. I think they would cover a lot of bases too.
The Toast
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No, but I think we're not. Because when we think of Kelly, like we think of our faves, but like you have to think of like, oh gee, Kelly, how many songs are performed in a Superbowl?
The Toast
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No, I know, but that's what it is with the Super Bowl.
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Since you've been gone, behind these hazel eyes, because of you.
The Toast
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Miss Independent, break away. She would have to do, what's her American Idol song? Miss breakaway. No, no, no. Like time, lifetime. Some people wait a lifetime. Oh, a moment like this. A moment like this. Seven. Okay. Let me look. I'm sure. And then like the ones that we know, like piece by piece, you think she could do?
The Toast
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Oh, broken and beautiful is really big. Yeah. Um, heartbeat song. Do you think that's big or is it just big for us?
The Toast
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Oh, catch my breath. Claudia, like seriously, this isn't fair to me. Jackie, wait. This is how it would start.
The Toast
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Keep your head up, nothing lasts forever. Seriously?
The Toast
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If you ever want to go for a run, but like physically feel unable.
The Toast
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Not only was yours incredibly similar to mine. So you actually just stole it.
The Toast
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Oh, I'm sorry. No, it wasn't a remix. You were doing the Ben Soffer. No, no, no, no. Oh my God. No, no, no. I was saying people like us. Silence.
The Toast
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You know what I mean? Like building a pipe. I understand. Yeah.
The Toast
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Yeah. Are you ready for our next story, number four? No. Is it the next story that's brought to you by HGTV's fabulous new show that was actually made for Trini Luasch, right? The flip off?
The Toast
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Okay. So I talked about this a couple of days ago, but coming up and I feel like it's what everybody in pop culture is talking about. HGTV like had the opportunity to do the funniest thing ever. And let me tell you, they went and did that.
The Toast
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So they have a new show called the flip off, which is a competition style series where, you know, they're facing off and flipping houses, but there's so much subtext here because starring in the show are three people who absolutely mean the world to me and who are my personal Roman empires. It's Christina Hack. Tarek El Moussa and Heather Rae El Moussa.
The Toast
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So the goal of the show is like a competition style show where they're each gonna flip a house and then see who can win. So it's Tarek and Heather versus Christina. Her man like is a part of it. It gets kind of complicated because there's more drama over there.
The Toast
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But they're basically flipping houses and see who can make like the biggest return on their investment for like, you know, flipping it for the least amount of money and selling it for the most amount of money. So it's like that classic HGTV shtick where it's like we're seeing people build pretty houses and like, you know, things we would wanna do to our house but never would do.
The Toast
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But then it's also like a kind of juicy reality show. Cause there's like so much between these three.
The Toast
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It's HGTV at its best with that epic competition series, stunning transformations, competitive banter. But actually the show gets really raw. I saw the first episode, it premieres next week. And let me tell you, I won't spoil it, but like, It's really crazy. And I think that we talk about these three, like in the context of pop culture so much, and it seems like it's so dramatic.
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And then like seeing behind the curtain, like it's actually more dramatic than you would think.
The Toast
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You couldn't have said a more complimentary thing if you tried.
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And the show also chronicles like Christina, who we all know was recently divorced, like the end of her marriage and like her talking to Tariq about that. Like it's actually really deep. And then the show is just like, you know, fun, swirly HGTV. They have guest judges, celebrity friends jumping in with the results. It's really fun. The drama is there.
The Toast
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And I also love that Heather is a part of it. Cause I think we forget. Cause I know her and it's like a reality star, but she is like a, she comes from a real estate background. She comes from a real estate background. Like they kind of nailed this. And this is something I feel like we would have said on the show, like HGTV should give these to show.
The Toast
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And like, it would have been one of our free ideas that nobody listens to, but this is such a good idea.
The Toast
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I was being really crazy. I was hoping that would happen. Yeah, when I went to mahogany, I was like, so you know face framing layers, but keep the length. And she was like, you want to trim? I'm like, yeah. Well, like, it's like hard to say like, you know, cut the dead, but don't change the length of my hair at all. Right. Right. So she was like, do you want to trim?
The Toast
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Well, there's like a lot of speculation about what goes on with these, this crew, because on social media, like they're actually always together. So this is the first time I think viewers are gonna get like a real inside look, people who are obsessed with the El Moussa clan, which obviously- Obviously we would count ourselves among them.
The Toast
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So it's just really brilliant. It's really fun. I saw the first episode and I won't spoil who won the flip off, but it's really fabulous. And Christina and Heather both have like really different styles for like houses too. So if you're just like into home decor, it's really fun. So the flip off premieres January 29th and it's on Wednesdays at eight, seven central on HGTV. You don't wanna miss it.
The Toast
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It's actually like the most toast coated show on the planet. Seriously. It's like if we had had a network and we always were like, what would our first show be?
The Toast
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So whoever, whoever idea was like to make the show and then promote it here, obviously listens to the show.
The Toast
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Yes. By the way, this goes on the toasty lions list. It's brilliant marketing. Of excellence in advertising.
The Toast
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I remember the list. It's Lindsay Hubbard and the dress company, right? For her wedding dress. And then it's the guy from smart house partnering up with like a ring doorbell type of company. Yeah. They have, they have like a, Like house wares that make your house smart.
The Toast
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No, this is so funny in so many ways. And while it's impressive, the only real shocking part of this is Sutton Foster. Because Ben Platt, Rachel Zegler, these are chronically online people who probably know Trisha Paytas. To see the evolution of Trisha Paytas as somebody who was so...
The Toast
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thoroughly canceled, not only to rise up from the ashes, but like the levels that she's reached in the last month on SNL, Broadway, Sutton Foster, like you absolutely love to see it for a creator, for a woman in the canceled sphere. Like it's really, it's beautiful. I don't understand Sutton Foster being here. And while I love it because she is currently like, she is- The darling of Broadway.
The Toast
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I'm like, but like a little one. And my hair actually wasn't dead. It was just like kind of flat. I needed to refresh. And I also made my next appointment, my next two appointments, because I'm thinking I got to plan it out. My hair is growing so quickly, you know, in this pregnant era. Very grateful. So I will be having two haircuts.
The Toast
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It's great for Trisha. It's great for Sutton. I think Sutton probably lacks like that sort of- Virality. Yeah. So like, I get it, but I could see like Trisha Paytas, like having these other people's phone numbers and being like, hey, will you come to the show? I don't know how she got connected to Sutton Foster.
The Toast
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She just went on tour, so a little tour. So I have to imagine that this show is like her New York stop.
The Toast
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I'm sure it'll be special, but I think the core of the show, which she, it was like, it wasn't like, it was a rehearsed choreograph. She had dancers and outfits. It's a musical about her journey on the internet. It was very funny.
The Toast
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Of course, no. And when you like book a theater in New York, if you're like a performer who does live podcasting or stand up, like one of the theaters that is an option for you to perform at is like a Broadway theater. And then you make it like a whole thing. Like, yeah, we're on Broadway.
The Toast
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I also, um, I actually, now that I think about it, I do kind of understand Sutton Foster being here. Sutton Foster is having like a little bit of a moment because Younger was just added to Netflix. And I think that while that show obviously meant a lot to us, at the time it was on Lifetime Network. It was like this attempt by Lifetime to like renew.
The Toast
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And while the show was successful, I don't think this like big Lifetime campaign was. So people don't actually really know it. And I think that it being on Netflix and it's in the top, I see it now when I'm scrolling, I think she's being introduced to a whole new audience of people probably who overlap with Trisha Paytas' fans. So I actually think this might be like having related to that.
The Toast
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Well, even like the toasters who like, I would assume if you listen to the toast, you know, younger, I saw people posting in the Facebook group being like, Oh my God, Jackie and Claudia keep talking about Sam Foster. I have no idea who that is, but I just started watching younger. And like, that's who's dating Hugh Jackman. That's who's dating Hugh Jackman. And by the way, Hugh Jackman is Charles.
The Toast
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appointments, God willing, God willing, God willing, before I give birth. And I made one of the appointments for like right before I give birth. So I'll have like, maybe like a fire blow out. And then I won't be able to get a haircut for quite some time. So I'm just like, I'm trying to take care of my, I'm trying to get my affairs in order. Yeah, that's good.
The Toast
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Yeah. Hugh Jackman as Charles. And yeah, I'm looking forward to what like the younger audience thinks of because younger and Charles and Josh is like the younger version of Big and Aiden from Sex and the City. And so, it is.
The Toast
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Big didn't like her. So like. By the way, I'm team neither. Like seriously. No, actually I don't think either of them were, I don't think Carrie was good enough for either. Like I don't think Carrie was good enough for Aiden, but like. No, she definitely wasn't.
The Toast
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No, if she had truly kept him, and she could have, she would have ruined his life.
The Toast
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The best thing Carrie ever did for Aiden was cheat on him because it gave him really no choice. Even when they got back together afterwards, like you never really, he never got over it. So it was the best thing because he was forced to move on and he went on and had three beautiful children with that lady named Kathy. Like it was good. Yeah.
The Toast
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And Big, like, yeah, he didn't like her and he was like this miserable wench, but like, so was she. That's what she wanted. Yeah, it's so true. It's like, you want it so bad, good, you got it. That's what you got. With Charles and Josh, like, they were so different. It's true.
The Toast
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And I think that it really just speaks to the type of person you are. If you like, cause I, and I don't want to spoil it for anybody who hasn't seen the show, so I won't. But like, I was like, I'm a Charles girl. And that's because I'm in love with Peter Herman who plays Charles. Cause he's married to like the queen of America, Mariska Hargitay. But listen, different strokes.
The Toast
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Seriously, if Josh ever came up to me in a bar, I'd be like, get the fuck away from me.
The Toast
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And they're not crazy people or anything. I think it marks a cultural and a real generational difference.
The Toast
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So when you go on a trip, you know, you need to do all your things.
The Toast
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But also the heartthrob of Sex and the City was big because at the time, that's what an attractive man was. looked like, that's what a man, like a bachelor.
The Toast
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Oh, and by the way, I judge, like when I was in high school.
The Toast
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He's just so Charles. He's so Charles. No, the thing is, is like when I was in high school, I was watching the Real Housewives of New York. And when Bethany and Jill broke up, like that was one of the biggest things that ever happened to me. And I took it so personal. I'll never remember. I'll never forget. One of my friends was team Bethany. And like, I was so staunchly team Jill.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
I actually started to look at her differently. Like I couldn't conceive how she disagreed with me. And that's really how I feel about Charles versus Josh. Like it's so obvious to me like that Charles is the one. But people like really... die for Josh and more so, I think there were some people who were like team Aiden, but like everybody was team big. I think with Josh, it's like actually 50, 50.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
So when I was in high school, I was team Jill. Like seriously, you could not pry Jill from my cold dead hands. During COVID, I rewatched Real Housewives of New York and while I left with a renewed appreciation for Jill Zarin, probably one of the best housewives to ever do it, rewatching that argument, she was wrong.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
She had a little bit of a leg to stand on and she took it so far that she ended up being wrong. Yeah, I agree with that. Like she was the wronged party for like a second and she like loved being the victim. So she destroyed Bethany because of it and she took it way too far.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
I want to talk about hair and birth, if I may, for a minute. Okay. Because I was talking to a lot of my friends who have given birth or are giving birth, and their hair is a thing for them. They want to have a blowout, and it's hard to time. So I saw my friend who just had a baby when she was seriously nine months and a day pregnant, and she had gotten a blowout.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
He would have kept waiting. I think that she finally figured out what her future looks like and it didn't involve him. I agree. Sad. Which is so sad. And that's what we were saying. Like, if that's the case, that's the saddest way that this could have ended. Like the fact that it wasn't about, you know, timing. It was just about the fact that actually this is not.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
The life I want and not the person I want. No matter like how much I do like you. And that's really devastating as a stand of these two. Like that based on just what I'm seeing on social media and in the show, like that, I think that's what happened.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
I'm like, what are you getting your hair done for? She's like, just in case I go into labor. I'm like, oh. I thought it was kind of crazy, but now I'm like, it's actually really smart. First of all, just to get your hair clean and out of the way. It's washed. It's professionally washed. Two, everybody's taking pictures. While you're not going to look your best, to have shiny hair, Slay.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And she was like a plus one. So it wasn't really about her. It was like she was Shep's girlfriend.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
It stays being the greatest show on earth. The greatest show on earth is actually the toast, and something amazing that we do here every Friday is Queenie and Weenie of the Week, where Jackie and I give out two awards, Queenie of the Week and Weenie of the Week, to two different people, institutions, people, places, things, that acted like a weenie this week or a queenie this week.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Now, it's not that serious. It is a seven-day title, although my weenie this week is actually like bordering on like Honestly, the title of Weenie of the Week might be like too generous, but we'll get there. I understand.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
My Queenie of the Week is Sex Change Operation. Like the way that song has actually brought me so much joy and like all the clips, like the amount of content I've consumed, like engaging with it. I actually now, I kind of like the song and I understand why it's nominated for an Oscar. Okay. And I really like it.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Like, I just was watching this hilarious video of Katya and Trixie, like, listening to it for the first time. Like, seeing people have that experience, like, exchange operation. And I love that they've now been nominated for so many Oscars because, like, it's going to continue to be a part of the conversation.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And also when you do- A slick back is definitely a good call.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Oh, that's a good question. I'm not sure, but the film is. And to me, the film is that one scene.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Right. Those people died for what? To be compared to Amelia Perez?
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Yes, yes, yes. I'm telling you, you guys, it is seriously the funniest thing that's ever happened to me.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
So, I... it's like weenie doesn't even begin to cover it. But like this week I've been consumed with thoughts of that husband who's sending pictures of his wife naked to his friends. Like now, so if it turns out that he's like an actual predator, that's obviously like bigger than weenie. But it just, I couldn't let the week go by without like acknowledging this person in an official capacity.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
No, I totally agree. From Dear Toasters. If you haven't tuned into Wednesday's episode, oh, excuse me, Tuesday's episode. Dear Toasters was like seriously one of the craziest it's ever been. And I've been thinking so much about her.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Honestly, that was like classic. That's just like weenie. But if you look up weenie in the dictionary, it's Kyle Richards at the spa day. I think you have to do it. That's a great one.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
I almost made Garcelle my queenie because I had made her my weenie and I wanted to, she undid a little bit of the weeniness that she exerted a couple of weeks ago at that dinner when she was like inserting herself in something that really had nothing to do with her. But, um, Sex change operation took the cake.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
I should have gotten first though. Yeah, 1000%. But we actually don't tell each other our Weenies and Queenies before the show. We like to be surprised. So there's no way to properly and like appropriately plan who goes first.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Jackie, that's beautiful. Yeah. So that's our show. The next time I see me, I'll be out of here. Like, let's just have one moment of silence for this place, okay? Should I sing us a song?
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
I wouldn't put on makeup. But the hair thing I actually like really get, especially maybe you can't relate because like I fucking hate makeup. My natural hair. Like I think craziest thing I've ever heard.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
So true. Like, oh, okay, I have a knack for music. I've got a knack. Thank you so much for listening to the Justin Landon Morning Show, where we tell you the best life stories you need to every Monday through Friday on YouTube. So, if you're watching this on YouTube, please feel free to subscribe and give this video a thumbs up. We're also available as a podcast anywhere podcasts can be found.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
So, that's Spotify, TuneIn, Stitcher, Public Radio, iHeartRadio, CastBox, all the places where you can visit the podcast. My name is Justin Landon. I'll see you next time.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
No, it's literally that scene in the Sex and the City movie when Samantha flies in and they're cleaning out Carrie's closet. A lot of shit went down in this place. Something must be, what's the second half of that line? Fuck, I need to say it perfectly, just hold on. Sex and the City. A lot of shit went down in this place. Something must be paid. Homage? Respect? I got it.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
I feel like your hair is so calm when it's natural. Like my natural hair is unbearable.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Especially like these little pieces that like curl out from my ear.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
No, no, my natural hair has changed. Like, I know what you're thinking. You're thinking of the turdy of high school when I used to literally wake up, go to school. I didn't even brush my hair and it looked like I had a blowout. And people were like, oh my God, how'd you do that? I'm like, I literally woke up like this. And I didn't even take it, like I took it for granted.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
No, shit's not like that anymore, Jackie. Shit has turned dark. You don't even know.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
I think I might want to. I think I might want to take on that burden. But again.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
I don't know. I'm about to enter my third week of pelvic floor therapy. So I have a feeling, like, I have a feeling I might crush it, honestly. Like, look at me. Ready? Ready? Tell me, are you Kegeling? Yes, but very specific Kegels. And honestly, it's like, I have to think about it so hard. So you breathe in and relax, which I feel like would be the opposite, right? Do it with me.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Breathe in and like relax your vag, like totally un-Kegel, okay? Unclench, ready? While you're breathing in. Exhale and Kegel. Do it again. Exhale and Kegel. That's part of my homework. So I just like my pelvic muscles at some point, like I'm gonna be able to snatch your ponytail with them, okay? Great. Yeah. Great.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
I did. I did. And you'll know like on Monday. Yeah. Like not to give a cliffhanger, but yeah, I forgot about like something big that you're doing in your personal life. So I'll, I'll be quiet. Yeah. What about you? Just so many fabulous events. Like, I don't even know where to go. Like, I'm overwhelmed with options for, like, really fun things to do.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And I'm feeling so good and not tired that I just have endless hours to expend on all these fabulous events that I'm invited to. People really do forget about you when you're pregnant. Like, it's kind of rude. You think? Yes, and I just want to say.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
You should be. I just, I wanted to say quickly, like, and another apology to you. I feel like I remember when you got pregnant, like me and Margaret would go do stuff and you were like, what about me? I'm like, well, you're pregnant. Obviously you're not coming. You're like, yeah, but like invite me. I was like, oh, okay, sure. Like, God, she's so fucking naggy. No, bitch, invite me.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Literally invite me. It's just to be invited. Trust me. And I just want to be abundantly clear. Like I am not coming, but I want to be invited. Where are, have you not been invited to? I don't know, it just feels like I'm not being invited to things. I can't explain it. I have nothing to do. Oh, but I can't stress, I really don't want anything to do. Please don't invite me anywhere.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
I just wanna say shout out to Taylor Strecker. We had dinner plans last night and I got my first round ligament pain and it was actually really scary. I was walking in the street, I'm like, something's wrong. And then I immediately got so tired and nauseous. And I was like, I can't. Like 30 minutes before. She was like, it's totally fine. Frenzy, you can cancel on and not feel bad about.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
It's just so fucking real. People who give you a pit, even if they don't give you a pit, they say it's totally fine and they mean it. You don't feel right about it. I didn't feel bad. Taylor Strecker's just such a real one. I felt so not bad about it.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
whenever you're making a new friend you should like cancel on them pretty early to see if that they're okay with that sort of thing I love because like we can't be investing in friendships where you don't feel like comfortable canceling yeah it's it made me really appreciate because I've canceled so many things in the last couple of months like just not feeling it and it really made me appreciate her friendship and her as a person like I didn't feel even like the slightest way about it you know yeah and she didn't make me feel bad at all she was like girl I'm
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
I'm more tired than you. She's on her podcast today. This fat bitch canceled on me.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
That's funny. Oh, I want to talk about something I'm so upset about. Like a fun fact about me is I watch this show and you probably haven't heard of it. Nobody has. It's on HBO. It's Bridget Everett and it's called Somebody Somewhere. I think I've spoken about it on the toast before, but like. I've seen her promoting it. Yeah. And it's such a weird show. It like takes place in Kansas.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
She plays this like, you know, girl with like nothing going on. She doesn't like have a lot of friends. And the show starts when she meets this other guy from the town that they like grew up in. they had went to high school together, but they weren't friendly. And they just like sort of spark up this late in life friendship. And they're both sort of like loners.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
A lot of shit went down in this apartment. Attention must be paid. And then she pulls out the bottle of champagne.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And as they become friends, like they enrich each other's lives so much, so much so that now by the third season, like they have this whole group of friends and it's like all these like, you know, misfits and freaks from the town. And me and Ben finished the third season last night. It's like, it's not like the best show I've ever seen, but it's got a lot of heart and it makes us laugh.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And I love Bridget Everett and she is so me. Like she makes herself sing in almost every, her character is just somebody who can like sing amazing, you know? And in the last episode, she sings the climb at like karaoke. Yeah.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
I swear. Like it was so. And the thing is, one thing I don't like about the show is that she's always like, oh, Sam has to sing. And Bridget Everett's like, okay. And she like sings the worst songs. I've actually never known a song that she sings, whether it's like she goes to church or whatever. It's like the worst fucking songs. So like, what is this bitch going to sing in the season finale?
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
All of a sudden she starts singing the climb. I'm like, oh my God, obsessed. Ben loves the show. Like it's just this random thing that we do. It was fucking canceled. But now three seasons is a good run. It is. And I just want to talk to like the three other people who watch the show.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Cause there's a lot of like discourse online was the show canceled by HBO or did it come to an end like on Bridget? Because by the time we watched the last episode, Bridget has this huge group of friends. Her relationship with her sister is completely repaired and she got a boyfriend. Like it was too much. And I was so ready for season four where we're going to watch her and the boyfriend. Yeah.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
No, but that's the story arc. Like, yeah, it's like, it's a happily ever after. And like her and the guy like that, who, so the guy that she met, um, in the first episode, it becomes like her best friend. They had like this sweet moment, just like acknowledging how they've enriched each other's lives so much. So it really, it almost feels like she wrote it to be done.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
That's what we need to do here today. Now, yes, we have made quite a moment of this move. It's literally not a big deal, like at all. Having said that. These fools came down around us. And like a Phoenix, I will rise from the ashes of this building that I have come to fucking hate.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
And the show wasn't like canceled out of the blue. Like it put a, I didn't have any questions. I would have loved to see like Bridget Everett and her man, but I was so upset and like justice for somebody somewhere, even though like it's good.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Speaking of, I saw a new thing on Netflix.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Right. I don't know if it's a movie or TV show starring Kate Hudson. And she's like a big time sports agent, like girl boss. It's written by Mindy Kaling and somebody plays her boyfriend. I forget who. New girl boy. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Schmidt. It looks so good.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Like that to me, like I'm excited about because I feel like Mindy's latest project, The Sex Size of College Girls, which I still have to watch this season. I only watched the first episode. I feel like it's like cursed and it's like, I don't know.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
But this is the one, Leighton has left. She's in the first episode and they like write her out. And then I think I haven't watched the second episode of the rest of the season. Do you know who's in it? Oh man, I'm going to blow your mind. You're going to be so excited about this.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
Who? You're going to, like, you're going to freak out. Kelly Clarkson? Honestly, close. No, no, it's somebody who like you love on the internet, but we happen to also know them personally from back in the day. Courtney. Average fashion blogger, Courtney. I knew she was on it. And she was on a podcast talking about it.
The Toast
Sex Change Operation: Friday, January 24th, 2025
She got like, it was like a rogue part where she just plays this like obnoxious celebrity sorority girl. And she did such a good job. They liked her so much. They like wrote her into the rest of the season. Classic, the cream always rises. The cream always rises.
The Trial of Diddy
I Demand a Mistrial!
Did you respond as an expert to an auto fire at 8925 Hollywood Hills Road?
The Trial of Diddy
I Demand a Mistrial!
This photo, is it a fair and accurate portrayal of how you looked at that time?
The Trial of Diddy
I Demand a Mistrial!
How often would you witness Mr. Combs and Miss Ventura interact?
The Trial of Diddy
I Demand a Mistrial!
Did Cassie make any statements about her intent in the immediate future?
The Trial of Diddy
I Demand a Mistrial!
He claims she was drugged and sexually assaulted by Combs. Oh, this guy is dangerous.
The Tucker Carlson Show
Matt Walsh: Dave Smith/Douglas Murray Debate, Transgenderism, and What It Really Means to Be a Man
It's definitely toward the end.
The Tucker Carlson Show
Matt Walsh: Dave Smith/Douglas Murray Debate, Transgenderism, and What It Really Means to Be a Man
They want more.
The Tucker Carlson Show
Matt Walsh: Dave Smith/Douglas Murray Debate, Transgenderism, and What It Really Means to Be a Man
I've never heard anybody say that.
The Tucker Carlson Show
Matt Walsh: Dave Smith/Douglas Murray Debate, Transgenderism, and What It Really Means to Be a Man
Then we can talk about it. Then it's a lot of fun to talk about.
The Tucker Carlson Show
Matt Walsh: Dave Smith/Douglas Murray Debate, Transgenderism, and What It Really Means to Be a Man
I admire that.
The Tucker Carlson Show
Matt Walsh: Dave Smith/Douglas Murray Debate, Transgenderism, and What It Really Means to Be a Man
I'm just like, this is so like... People don't take three steps back.
The Tucker Carlson Show
Matt Walsh: Dave Smith/Douglas Murray Debate, Transgenderism, and What It Really Means to Be a Man
That sounds like a lot of fun.
The Tucker Carlson Show
Matt Walsh: Dave Smith/Douglas Murray Debate, Transgenderism, and What It Really Means to Be a Man
Oh, yeah.
The Tucker Carlson Show
Matt Walsh: Dave Smith/Douglas Murray Debate, Transgenderism, and What It Really Means to Be a Man
Where is the 80-year-old Matt Walsh on the issues?
The Tucker Carlson Show
Matt Walsh: Dave Smith/Douglas Murray Debate, Transgenderism, and What It Really Means to Be a Man
I'll be long gone.
The Tucker Carlson Show
Matt Walsh: Dave Smith/Douglas Murray Debate, Transgenderism, and What It Really Means to Be a Man
Pretty fast, actually.
The Tucker Carlson Show
Rep. Curt Weldon: It’s Time to Finally Tell the Truth About 9-11
Wir sind Theresa und Nemo und deshalb sind wir zu Shopify gewechselt.
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Rep. Curt Weldon: It’s Time to Finally Tell the Truth About 9-11
Endlich macht unser Nemo Boards Shop dadurch auch auf den Mobilgeräten eine gute Figur und die Illustrationen auf den Boards kommen jetzt viel, viel klarer rüber, was uns ja auch wichtig ist und was unsere Marke auch ausmacht.
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The Viall Files
E921 - Humble Brag Returns, Love Island Spinoff, Summer House, RHOA, Garcelle Unfollows & Got To Get Out
No one is charmed.
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E921 - Humble Brag Returns, Love Island Spinoff, Summer House, RHOA, Garcelle Unfollows & Got To Get Out
We're happy to see you guys.
The Viall Files
E921 - Humble Brag Returns, Love Island Spinoff, Summer House, RHOA, Garcelle Unfollows & Got To Get Out
Sucked his guns? It did sound that way.
The Viall Files
E921 - Humble Brag Returns, Love Island Spinoff, Summer House, RHOA, Garcelle Unfollows & Got To Get Out
Yeah, you have great takes. You guys have fun.
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E921 - Humble Brag Returns, Love Island Spinoff, Summer House, RHOA, Garcelle Unfollows & Got To Get Out
Yeah.
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E921 - Humble Brag Returns, Love Island Spinoff, Summer House, RHOA, Garcelle Unfollows & Got To Get Out
Yeah, it's just yeast buildup.
The Viall Files
E921 - Humble Brag Returns, Love Island Spinoff, Summer House, RHOA, Garcelle Unfollows & Got To Get Out
Guys, you can get a yeast infection in your mouth. Just so you know. This is disgusting. Why are we talking about this? Good morning. Yeah.
The Viall Files
E921 - Humble Brag Returns, Love Island Spinoff, Summer House, RHOA, Garcelle Unfollows & Got To Get Out
Did you watch it by yourself?
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E921 - Humble Brag Returns, Love Island Spinoff, Summer House, RHOA, Garcelle Unfollows & Got To Get Out
Wow. That came fast. I know.
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E921 - Humble Brag Returns, Love Island Spinoff, Summer House, RHOA, Garcelle Unfollows & Got To Get Out
Congrats, guys.
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E921 - Humble Brag Returns, Love Island Spinoff, Summer House, RHOA, Garcelle Unfollows & Got To Get Out
That is true.
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E888 - Denise Richards Returns, Traitors w/ Chrishell, Love Is Blind w/ Alex, RHOBH, & Justin/Blake Update
They're not ugly.
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E888 - Denise Richards Returns, Traitors w/ Chrishell, Love Is Blind w/ Alex, RHOBH, & Justin/Blake Update
It literally lives in darkness where the sun doesn't hit the ocean, and it swam all the way up to the surface so that it could see the sun before it died. And I know that there's a scary environmental reason that this is happening, but I'm going to ignore it because it's so cute.
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E888 - Denise Richards Returns, Traitors w/ Chrishell, Love Is Blind w/ Alex, RHOBH, & Justin/Blake Update
There you go.
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E888 - Denise Richards Returns, Traitors w/ Chrishell, Love Is Blind w/ Alex, RHOBH, & Justin/Blake Update
She made a long journey. That is so beautiful.
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E888 - Denise Richards Returns, Traitors w/ Chrishell, Love Is Blind w/ Alex, RHOBH, & Justin/Blake Update
there's like a trend where people are like doing like a last day for my dog and I oh my god I can't I can't even think about it this is getting really sad well I found the remote under Nick's pillow everyone so that's where it was the whole time under your pillow that's where it was the whole time so I was sleeping guess I'm not a princess pillow princess
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E888 - Denise Richards Returns, Traitors w/ Chrishell, Love Is Blind w/ Alex, RHOBH, & Justin/Blake Update
So he's extra pissed.
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E888 - Denise Richards Returns, Traitors w/ Chrishell, Love Is Blind w/ Alex, RHOBH, & Justin/Blake Update
For ours.
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E888 - Denise Richards Returns, Traitors w/ Chrishell, Love Is Blind w/ Alex, RHOBH, & Justin/Blake Update
How old is he? I think he's like 28. Let me see. Okay.
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E888 - Denise Richards Returns, Traitors w/ Chrishell, Love Is Blind w/ Alex, RHOBH, & Justin/Blake Update
This was a year ago. No, he's really cute.
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E888 - Denise Richards Returns, Traitors w/ Chrishell, Love Is Blind w/ Alex, RHOBH, & Justin/Blake Update
Oh my God.
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E888 - Denise Richards Returns, Traitors w/ Chrishell, Love Is Blind w/ Alex, RHOBH, & Justin/Blake Update
No, please. Okay. This black sea devil angler fish was spotted swimming to the surface of the ocean. Oh, this ugly little thing.
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E934 - Demi & Bret, Mormon Wives Premiere, The Valley, Mauricio Umansky New Photos & Sonja Morgan’s Dinner
Das ist brutal.
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E934 - Demi & Bret, Mormon Wives Premiere, The Valley, Mauricio Umansky New Photos & Sonja Morgan’s Dinner
Honestly, Ariel's hot.
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E934 - Demi & Bret, Mormon Wives Premiere, The Valley, Mauricio Umansky New Photos & Sonja Morgan’s Dinner
Yeah.
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E934 - Demi & Bret, Mormon Wives Premiere, The Valley, Mauricio Umansky New Photos & Sonja Morgan’s Dinner
Just edit, I'll prove it to you. That makes me so sad.
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E934 - Demi & Bret, Mormon Wives Premiere, The Valley, Mauricio Umansky New Photos & Sonja Morgan’s Dinner
Okay.
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E934 - Demi & Bret, Mormon Wives Premiere, The Valley, Mauricio Umansky New Photos & Sonja Morgan’s Dinner
Babe, sind wir tot?
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E934 - Demi & Bret, Mormon Wives Premiere, The Valley, Mauricio Umansky New Photos & Sonja Morgan’s Dinner
Das erste Teil war wichtig.
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E934 - Demi & Bret, Mormon Wives Premiere, The Valley, Mauricio Umansky New Photos & Sonja Morgan’s Dinner
Yeah. Okay. I know you guys have to go.
The Viall Files
E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
yeah well i mean i always did i've always had i'm not like making excuses or anything but like um i've had like uh pcos and like thyroid issues so i like found no i understand that um like a good it's a very valid reason uh i'm a self-deprecating human if you can't tell i don't know if you're self-deprecate it's a
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Okay. So we met on an LDS dating app. And so I know you're like familiar with like Christian culture and like strict beliefs and backgrounds and stuff.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Yeah. Well, actually, no, I said yes, but no, I had to enter therapy because it got to a point where it was pretty extreme where I'd go like, I'm just oversharing everything right now, but I'd go like days without eating and stuff. Cause once it, so once it like started impacting like how tired I was all the time and like passing out and stuff, then.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
So it was like thyroid and PCOS. I'm not familiar with PCOS. It's polycystic ovarian syndrome. So it's pretty common in women. One of the side effects is it's very hard to stay at a healthy weight. You basically have to just eat fruits and vegetables to just stay. You're not supposed to eat any carbs. If you do, then you gain weight. And so that's just kind of what happened to me.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
And then in addition to the thyroid issues. So, yeah.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Yeah, it's taking time, but I'm not a healthy weight right now. Not too light or too heavy. So right now, things are good in that area.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Yeah. I feel like it's been long enough. Like it's been like a year of like maintaining. And so like, I can, I don't know. I have enough like control issues that I don't think I'll let it slip up again, but.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Yeah. Yeah. So we met Anna and LDS dating app in January and he just is like super successful world traveler, like attractive. Yeah. Out of my league and I just barely started dating in January. I'm 29. I had lost like 100 pounds last year.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
I don't know. I, and I listen to your podcast all the time. I always joke that like, I should have been like a missionary or something with the amount of people I've gotten like in on this podcast, you know, point of me saying that is like, you talk about like ego and stuff. And so, and I don't know him well enough to know if I like him.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Yeah. And that's what I was trying to tell him. Like when things were happening that day, I was like, I said to him like several times, I was like, I only met you twice. I, I, I'm just not like, I'm just, I have no judgment toward anyone who is like that, but I just, I'm just not that girl. I can't be like, I just, I'm too shy.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
I'm too like, I need like that trust and foundation before like too much can happen physically.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
So there's a lot going into this, like as far as like insecurities and just like not being used to like that type of attention, especially from someone like that.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
And so anyway, we went on like our first day. We had tried to meet up a bunch of times. He like followed me on Instagram in January and he would like chime in every once in a while commenting on like stories and stuff. And honestly, like I turned my Instagram into like a game with my friends where we would try to see like when he would leave.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Should I? Cause I'm like, I mean, I have like the one friend group who's like, no, he just like, I don't know. It just feels weird that someone would like talk to me for 11 months and maybe that's just not. Okay.
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respond or what I could post to make him respond and stuff. And then he set up a date for in September when he finally moved to Utah because he wasn't living here. And then I canceled on him 20 minutes before because I had a family emergency. So I was expecting to never hear from him again. But then he kept following up, trying to schedule things.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Yeah, that's fair. Per example of when my friends were like, you're just like, you played the game too long. Cause I, I do realize that he's probably used to like women doing whatever he wants or whatever. I mean, I even saw that like at his party, like they're clamoring for his attention, you know, like whatever. But I just feel like you'd find this funny about, um, the height. God,
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
And I just have never been pursued like that either. I feel like it's hard to find someone who's like willing to like just keep following up, keep following up. So I thought that he was like in it for like a relationship or something like that. So we have our date. I was so nervous. I thought he was going to like hate me or think I was like catfishing him or something. Cause he's seriously like,
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
but he was telling me how he was like six three from a young age and i've always been attracted to tall guys obviously but i was like oh like did that make life hard for you or whatever and he was just like so shook by that because he's like no like my height has like made things great for me so that just like goes into he's had one of the greatest privileges of mankind
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Okay. And I will say, like, I don't know how far he wanted to take things. I don't know. Maybe I'm, I don't know.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
So attractive, so successful, all the things, all the checkboxes. But it was just like so natural. Like the moment I saw him, it sounds so cheesy, but I just was just super stoked because I felt like we had a connection. He drops me off and he texts me within like five minutes of me walking in the door, which also like I didn't even have time to like wonder if he was interested.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Yeah, like, people are so nice to me, but I just can't, like, I don't know. That's why I'm therapy.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Well, that's why I'm saying like I was literally like I was telling my friends like I'm doing it for the plot. Like I'm going for the plot because he's probably going to see me. He's going to think I was catfishing him on Instagram or something.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Yeah, I think, yeah, honestly, every guy I've ever dated has been tall. And maybe that's the problem.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
I was just super stoked again. The next day he asked me to do something, but I didn't want to like come off as desperate. I think I've been playing too many games maybe. So I was like, I'm busy tonight. So then he asked me out for Sunday, which was the next night and he had just bought a house. So he's like, do you want to come see my new house? And so I was like, sure.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
My sister was like, you have to specifically say that because she's like, I want to know what he thinks about that. She's like, that is weird.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
So I go to his house and he gives me the house tour and then started kissing and then like escalating things. And then I just being the awkward person that I am,
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Wow. Okay. Thank you. Really quick, can I just say very grateful for the show, the book, the team. Love all of you.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
I just was like not I don't know like I couldn't like get into it because I just like felt so insecure and it just like felt like a dream and it was just so much build up and all this stuff and so he just kept making so many comments about like you're obviously not attracted to me and I was like no I am and I was like you must not like the way I kiss or something because you keep making these comments about how I'm not attracted to you and then he was pointing to who's making comments who's speaking to who here
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Okay. So he was telling me, he was like, you're not into this. And he was like, you're not into me. You're not attracted to me. Okay. Saying things like that.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Yeah. And I didn't, I asked him, I was like, do you want me to like moan your name or something? Like, what are you expecting from me right now? And I was telling him like, I need like an emotional connection before I'm ready to like, I don't know. Like, it just felt like a lot for like.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
he just would be like, cause I would say, I just need an emotional connection, blah, blah, blah. And then he would like kiss me again. And then he would be like, you're obviously not attracted to me. And I, and then this is when I said like, well, maybe you're not attracted to me. Maybe you don't like the way I kiss or like the way I do things.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
And then he said like, no, obviously I think you're so hot. I'm attracted to you. I'm this. And then he, this is like where it's TMI, but he like kept pointing to his boner and it's like, obviously. Like, I'm attracted to you. This is a good sign. This is weird. I don't know. Anyway. How old is he? He is 39.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
So, um, he told me to text him when I got home. And so I did. And I was like, made it home. I like sent him a list. Cause I'm a weird person, but I was like, one made it home safe to your new home is like so lovely. And then three, I was like, I had a really great time with you contrary to what you think. And then he responded and he was like, thanks so much for coming. Great to see you.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
And then he said, if you say so with like a winky face or something. And so I I just said like, ha ha. I don't know. That was it. And then the next day he didn't text me. Then the day after that, he wouldn't know. The next day he had like posted on his Instagram story that he was having a this like big house party. He's pretty much like the great Gatsby in our city.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Good. My name is Jane. I'm 29 years old and I'm wondering if I'm dating an F boy or my dream man.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
I feel like that's why I'm so intimidated by him. And I'm like, I don't even know if I like him or if it's just like, I just am so flattered by like the attention he has given me like since January. And so he posted about this big party that he's having. And then the next day he messaged me on Instagram, which was weird because for like so long we had just been communicating on Instagram.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
But then like when he took me out, we started texting. Right. And then so he messaged me on Instagram like the Tuesday after and was like, hey, how are you? And then he sent me like a screenshot of the invite to his party. And then he said, come to my party, Miley face. And so I, being the toxic human that I am, said, I have plans Friday.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
I don't think I'll be able to come, but like, I'm doing well. How are you? So we chatted for a second. And then he said, okay, we'll come if you can. And so anyway, my friend and I ended up going and there were a ton of people. You ended up going? Yes.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
I didn't tell him that I was going. I just showed up. Because I knew there were going to be so many people.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
He so he ended up seeing me and he came up to me like when he saw me, he looked really excited. And so I was like, OK, this is great. Like he's not go see me after this past Sunday. And so he looks excited. He comes up to me and gives me a hug and says, thank you so much for coming. But at the same time, like this whole thing has felt like a movie, surreal.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Um, then at the same time, this like super beautiful woman comes up to him, grabs his arm, pulls him away. And then they were chatting for like two or three minutes. And so my friend and I like kind of stood in that same area, but like moved a little bit because I was like, maybe he'll come back and say something. But then he never did. But then we just left. So I was there for maybe 12 minutes.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Okay, that's a good question. Dating as in like, we've gone on a couple dates, but it's weird because we've been chatting since like January of this year, but we only just barely met like last week, actually.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
And then since then, I haven't heard from him since. No, no.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Yeah. Yep. OK, so like half of my friends think like he's just obviously a player. He's older and like whatever they felt like when he was like, you're not attracted to me, you're not attracted to me. It was like maybe manipulative or something. But then the other half of my friends are like, you tried to play it cool for so long.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
And you like maybe bruised his ego and then you showed up to his party. You didn't tell him you were coming. And I have never like, I just have such a fear of rejection, which I know is common for everyone, but I have never, well, since January, I have like messaged him first once ever. And then like, since last Sunday, I haven't like reached out to him because I I don't know.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Like I just, it just feels stupid that he would be interested and maybe you will agree with me, but I'm just curious to know.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
I don't know. I just, I think I have just like, well, I know I have like a lot of insecurities about like my physical appearance and things like that. And like, he just, not that everyone's as important as the way they look, but he's super attractive and like successful. Like, I don't know. And just like all those things. So it's just like, why would he?
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
That's true. Well, so when we went on our first date, he had sounded like he was kind of had like the same values as far as like looking for a family, like getting ready to settle down. And then like, we share the same religion. So like,
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
all those kinds of check boxes and he's like super fun like travels all the time um does like interesting things and then like also the fact that like for so long he had been pursuing me but I do realize I sounded shallow as freak when I said he's super successful and attractive but
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
So I know we're not like official, but that's where we're at.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Well, so that's part of my question. So we went on one date and it was like perfect, wonderful. He said he's ready to like settle down. And then the second day he was trying to like we started kissing and like he was trying to lead it to more things. But I just kind of like freaked out because I have had like a crush on him for so long and I didn't want it to just be like a hookup thing.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Yeah. No, I definitely still see myself as the way I was before, like 100%. Okay. Maybe not 100% because at least I can get on the dating apps and meet people and stuff. But every time I start going out with the same person several times or whatever, I just get in my head and I'm just like, that's what I'm saying. I hate to sound like such a shallow person, but
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
I feel like so much of my life, I was just always so concerned about like, is someone judging me? Is someone this, you know? And so like, we're all judging. I just can't like fathom. Yeah.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
I don't know just like why someone who like just a year ago would be, I don't know. There's so many like mental things that go on with it because it's like, why would someone be interested in me where it's just like so new maybe? I don't know.
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E859 Ask Nick - Is He Hot or Just 6’3’’
Like I feel confident. Okay. I feel confident in like, the other areas of my life like my career who I am as a friend and family member okay and so like I know I have those things going for me but when I'm dating someone who like I'm attracted to I just don't get why they would be attracted to me and I think that kind of manifested last Sunday is this guy on Instagram when he was
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594: The Midnight Game | When Ancient Shadows Come To Play (STRIPPED)
I decided to try the midnight game after reading about it online. My roommates were gone for the weekend, so I had the place to myself. Everything was going fine for the first hour. I kept moving through the house like the instructions said. Then around 1.30 a.m., my candle suddenly went out. The temperature dropped instantly. I mean, I could see my breath.
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I fumbled with my lyre and matched when I saw it. A pure black humanoid figure standing in the darkness. Not just shadowed dark, but like it was absorbing the light around it. I'd never moved so fast in my life. That the candle lit with shaking hands just under the 10 second mark.
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585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
In the late 1970s, all across South America, farmers were finding their animals mutilated. The wounds were precise. Surgical cuts, puncture holes, and burns. Major organs were missing. The bodies were drained of blood. Something was terrorizing the continent. But on a remote Brazilian island called Calares, the pattern changed. Three things made the Kalade's animal attacks unique.
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He was ordered to stay silent, and he obeyed for 20 years. So why speak now? Well, he felt the duty to tell the truth before he died, or...
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Then the phenomenon became more interactive. The UFOs waged an all-out assault on the island. Dr. Carvalho's 40th patient lay before her. All victims had similar injuries, burns, incisions, punctures. Most were women. Most attacks happened at night. Their stories sounded crazy, but were identical. It always started with the ceiling glowing orange.
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Olanda's concern about disappearing seems strange, but just weeks after giving this interview, before the article was even published, he was found dead in his apartment. He apparently hung himself using the belt of his bathroom. The Brazilian government kept Operation Prato classified for over 20 years. Then in 1997, the officer in charge came forward. Less than two months later, he was dead.
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Holanda's death seemed too convenient. Brazilian UFO researchers launched a campaign called Freedom of UFO Information Now. They demanded the release of all Operation Saucer files. The Air Force resisted. But by 2005, under public pressure, three generals invited researchers to military headquarters in Brasilia.
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For the first time, civilian UFO investigators examined Operation Prato's classified files. They accessed 110 photographs and 160 documents, a fraction of the total archive, but enough to confirm the extraordinary nature of the investigation. The Brazilian Air Force went further in 2010. They passed Resolution 551-GC3, a law requiring all UFO reports to be sent directly to the National Archives.
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Any Brazilian citizen could now access decades of military UFO investigations. Finally, a government was actively preserving its UFO records instead of destroying or classifying them. Mostly. Resolution 551-GC3 has a carve-out. The government can still classify documents if their release is considered a threat to national security. Right. The complete story remains hidden.
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The original operation files contained over 500 photographs and 2,000 pages of documents. Only a fraction had been released. The hours of film footage Olanda's team shot was never made public. We still don't know the details of the two women who died. Some of Brazil's top military commanders want full disclosure.
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Brigadier General José Carlos Pereira, head of Brazilian Aerospace Defense Command for over 10 years, publicly stated that UFOs were solid objects under intelligent control, but factions within the military were fighting to keep specific files classified. There may be valid reasons governments don't fully disclose contact with extraterrestrials. Acknowledgement is announcement.
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It broadcasts to whoever's out there that we understand we're not alone in the universe. Some prominent scientists think revealing ourselves is a very, very bad idea. This is usually the part of the story where I debunk what I can, but with colades, there's nothing to debunk. Now, maybe the attacks weren't from UFOs, but the fact is it happened, and then it happened again.
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In 2014, another string of UFO attacks hit Brazil, this time indigenous tribes deep in the Amazon, the same light beams, the same injuries. The methodical nature of these attacks suggests something calculated, not random encounters. These beings are on mission. We just don't know what mission. Some scientists worry they're testing our defenses and technology.
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Now, if that's true, we might want to keep it quiet. Stephen Hawking warned that an advanced civilization might view us like Europeans viewed Native Americans, primitives to be conquered or eliminated. Physicist David Brin suggested any civilization capable of interstellar travel would see emerging technological species as future rivals, better to eliminate them early.
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This became known as the Dark Forest Hypothesis, named after Leo Sitchin's Three-Body Problem books.
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One victim described it like a cigar held to paper. The light intensified. Then a hole opened in the ceiling. Victims could see stars through it.
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Every civilization hides in the shadows facing the same problem. They don't know who else is out there, but they know two things. Resources are limited and technology grows exponentially. Any civilization discovered today could become a threat tomorrow.
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The Fermi Paradox asks, if billions of advanced civilizations should exist, where is everybody? The answer, they're hiding. The moment you reveal yourself, you become a target. Not because advanced civilizations are evil, but because they can't risk letting potential competitors emerge. We don't know what these UFOs want, and given their technology, they could destroy us easily, but haven't.
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Does that mean they're friendly? Not necessarily. Maybe they just don't care. We're not a threat. Like the aliens in the three-body problem. They may think of us as bugs. And like bugs, we can be annoying, but we're not really dangerous. But what happens when wasps build a nest in your attic and start stinging your children? You call an exterminator.
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No, people said the ceiling started to shimmer, and then they could see through the opening, but it was wavy like looking through water.
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Our radio waves, space programs, and attempts at alien contact are like lighting a flare in a dark forest. They might lead to a new alien race making first contact, a race that will do more than experiment on a small number of people. Our government may have technology that aliens would view as threatening. And if it exists, it might be better to keep it a secret.
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But the decision shouldn't be up to the military alone. The military's job is to destroy things and kill people. And that's what they do. The military is necessary. But we need to show humanity is capable of more than destruction. We need civilians involved, scientists, philosophers, theologians. We need our brightest minds and our most empathetic souls, people who represent the best of us.
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Because when first contact is finally made, it'll either be the greatest achievement of the human race or the end of it. We need to make this decision now and let's not get it wrong. Thank you so much for hanging out today. I'm AJ. Here's Hecklefish.
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Probably. Next, colored lights would hit parts of their body, usually the left side of their chest. Then, paralysis. Complete immobility. They couldn't even scream. They felt blood being drained from their bodies. They gave the lights a name, Chupa Chupa, bloodsuckers.
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When people told Dr. Carvalho they felt blood being sucked from their bodies by beams of light, she dismissed it as trauma, but blood tests confirmed it. Every victim had low blood counts, even without traces of bleeding. Whatever was doing this wasn't using any medical tool Dr. Carvalho recognized. She took patients to Belen, a city two hours away. Doctors there were equally baffled.
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The burns appeared in seconds, but took weeks to heal. Brain scans showed unusual activity patterns no one could explain. Half the residents fled the island. Those who stayed lit bonfires. They set off fireworks.
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No, they were trying to scare them off. Yeah?
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The lights weren't afraid. They even shot at them with hunting rifles. Nothing worked. After treating strange injuries all night, Dr. Carvalho got a call from Belem. Two of her patients had died. Official cause? Unknown. She begged local authorities for help, but they were overwhelmed. Police increased patrols. The lights kept coming. The island transformed into a prison of fear.
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Fishermen refused to go out. Farmers abandoned their fields. The economy collapsed.
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You got that out of your system?
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The mayor finally called the Air Force. His island was under attack. People were hurt. Two were dead. He was put on hold, and a different voice picked up. He asked if victims had experienced blood loss or tissue damage like burns or punctures. When the mayor confirmed, they promised to send investigators. The mayor exploded. He didn't want investigators. He wanted fighter jets, missiles.
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One, there were witnesses. Two, there were pictures. And three, the animals were people. Dr. Waleide Carvalho stared at the burns on her patient's chest. Perfect circles, burned tissue. Inside each circle, puncture marks grouped together like needle holes. After six months as Kalade's only doctor, Carvalho knew what to expect on an island of 2,000 people.
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He wanted these things destroyed. The Air Force officer was not surprised at the mayor's description. He'd heard it all before. A special unit arrived the next day, except they didn't bring weapons. They brought cameras. Captain Olanda's Air Force team arrived with sophisticated equipment, telescopes, infrared sensors, high-speed cameras.
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They set up observation posts along the beach, working rotating shifts to document every incident. The military told local media this was a routine investigation. The talk of UFOs were rumors. There were no flying saucers. The lights were probably birds or planes.
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585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
Right. The Air Force said they weren't looking for UFOs. They were just there to secure the island. But if they weren't looking for UFOs, why did they call this Operation Prato? Prato is the Portuguese word for plate, or dish, or saucer. Olanda's orders were to debunk the story. Simple mass hysteria, he thought. Poor farmers and fishermen were seeing satellites or birds.
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585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
Olanda didn't know. The people on Calares were poor and unsophisticated. This was probably a local legend being blown out of proportion. But then Olanda's team saw the lights. Night after night, objects performed impossible maneuvers. Olanda was an experienced pilot. He knew what planes could do. These weren't planes.
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585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
The lights hovered silently, then accelerated faster than any aircraft he'd ever seen. They tracked objects diving into Marajo Bay at high speed, making no splash, leaving no wake. Minutes later, the same object would appear over the jungle behind them. The team began to recognize patterns. The objects went from the water to the jungle, then to the villages.
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585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
These lights were operated by something intelligent. The attacks continued. Olanda saw it with his own eyes. Women would try to hide, but the light followed them. Once hit, they were paralyzed. While the village was under attack, other lights hovered over Olanda's team. He felt like they were being watched or guarded. He tested his theory and moved their camp. The lights followed.
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585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
As weeks passed, the evidence mounted. The team documented electromagnetic interference whenever the objects appeared. Their compasses spun wildly. Radio equipment failed. Even the military's sophisticated tracking devices malfunctioned. This was not mass hysteria. This was real. After four months, Operation Saucer had assembled over 2,000 pages of documents and scientific data.
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585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
Captain Olanda believed they were close to understanding the phenomenon. The team mapped the lights' patterns, documented their capabilities, and even predicted their appearances with increasing accuracy. But these were still just lights. Not a single member of the team ever saw a solid craft. They took hundreds of photos and shot 16 hours of film, but the results were frustrating.
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585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
Distant red and yellow spheres, most frames were overexposed and useless. When Hollande sent his reports to regional air command, he told the truth. Something strange was happening in Colades. He just couldn't prove it. The Air Force was not going to respond to lights in the sky. Not in 1977. This was the height of Operation Condor. Brazilian military had to be careful. The CIA was everywhere.
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585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
Operation Condor was a secret alliance of military dictatorships in South America designed to crush political opposition. Brazil's government was deep in it. They were sharing intelligence with Argentina, Chile, and Paraguay. They worked together on covert operations like coups and assassinations, all paid for by... The CIA. Right. The lights might be a classified American operation.
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585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
Kind of like that, yeah. Uh-huh. If the Brazilian Air Force took out an American asset and disrupted a CIA op, the consequences would be severe. Holanda needed hard evidence. He had nothing, just hundreds of images of pure white. One night, he was sitting in his office going through the photos, frustrated. He knew there had to be something there, but whatever it was, the camera couldn't see it.
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585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
Then Holanda looked at the flashlight on his desk, then back at the white photo, then back at the flashlight. Captain Holanda had an idea. Captain Olanda's team had sophisticated cameras, night vision devices, and state-of-the-art telescopes. Over four months, they documented every strange light and unexplained object. The capturing proof was harder than they expected.
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585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
Farming accidents, fishing injuries, colds. Animal bites were the most exotic cases she'd treated. She wasn't prepared for any of this.
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585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
The team shot over 500 photographs and 16 hours of film. Some showed only lights, distant blurry spheres of red and yellow. Most frames were completely blown out, pure white. As Captain Olanda examined one of these pictures, he saw the flashlight on his desk and had an idea. What if instead of examining the finished photograph, he examined the negative?
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585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
He thought about how doctors hold x-rays up to a lighted board. He tried the same technique. He enlarged the negatives, which looked pure black, but they weren't. When Olanda held them up to a light, he saw the faint outline of an object. Captain Olanda asked Milton Mendonca to join the team. Mendonca was a filmmaker and photographer, but he was also a sergeant and a trusted friend.
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585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
Mendonca brought special ultraviolet film and showed the team a new technique. Instead of trying to photograph the lights directly, they focused on capturing the solid shapes hidden within them. It worked. The new photos revealed cylindrical objects with black bands along their holes. somewhere over 300 feet long, bigger than a 747.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
The objects moved in formation, even when diving into Marajo Bay, always without making a sound. The cameras also caught smaller probes being released from what the team called mother ships. These probes would return to the larger craft after conducting what seemed to be surveillance missions. By December 1977, the team had documented enough evidence to prove these objects were real.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
Oh yeah, Brazil has a lot of UFO activity. Maybe even more than the U.S.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
Captain Olanda sent the evidence to regional air command. He immediately received a call from a brigadier general with new orders. Surrender all photos, footage, and documents. All findings and reports were to be classified. Shut everything down. The team was surprised. They were finally making progress, but Captain Olanda followed orders. They packed up camp and returned to base.
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585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
Operation Saucer was over. Olanda believed the Brazilian government shut them down because they didn't want them to find out who or what was controlling the UFOs. But it was too late. Captain Olanda already knew. Soon after the military left Calares, the UFO encounters ended. The Air Force's official statement? Nothing extraordinary was found. Back in Calares, the story faded into local legend.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
But in 1996, Brazil made headlines with another UFO incident in Virginia.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
The public wanted answers. For 20 years, Captain Olanda kept silent about colades. Then in 1997, now a retired lieutenant colonel, he decided the truth had to come out. For two days, Olanda spoke with AJ Giverde of Brazilian UFO magazine. His memory was sharp, but something had changed in the captain. The confident military commander was gone, replaced by a man haunted by what he'd seen.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
He described three encounters with the objects. The first happened during a routine night watch. A light appeared over Moral Bay, performing impossible maneuvers. The object was cylindrical, about 100 meters long, and made a strange hum.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
Okay. The fishermen saw them first, bright objects shooting in and out of Marajo Bay without disturbing the water. They raced across the sky and disappeared into the jungle. Local pilots saw them, too. Their instruments failed whenever the objects appeared. Some described cylinders. Others saw cones or disks. All were bright. Within weeks, more UFOs appeared. At first, just sightings.
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585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
The second encounter occurred on the beach. A craft appeared directly above his team.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
The object was close enough that Olanda could see it wasn't made of any material he recognized. The surface seemed to shift and flow like liquid metal. At this point, Olanda realized the objects were aware of them and were being operated by an intelligence.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
Operation Saucer lasted four months. During this time, Olanda sometimes went home to see his family. During one of these visits, in his own home, he had a life-changing incident. Late one night, he was in bed when he heard a crack, like an electrical power surge. There was a problem there.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
After the flash of light, Olanda found himself standing up, paralyzed with fear. He felt a presence behind him.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
While Olanda was restrained, he saw another being at the end of his bed. It was just under five feet tall and dressed in a suit that reminded him of an astronaut or a diver. He didn't see its face, only a gray mask.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
Another crack, another flash of light, and it was over. His wife slept through the whole thing. Olanda thought it was a dream. But the next day, driving back to the operation, his forearm felt itchy. He noticed it was red.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
585: Operation Prato | Alien Vampires of the Amazon
Yep. During his interview, Olanda rolled up his sleeve and pressed his forearm. Something moved under the skin. A small, flexible object. X-rays couldn't detect it, but a compass could. Giverd asked what happened to all the photos and the documentation of Operation Saucer. Olanda said he didn't know. The government denied everything, and the operation was classified.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
Yeah, sounds like every New Jersey driver.
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
Sorry, sorry, but you ever drive to Fort Lee with the GWV backed up?
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
That's scarier than this story.
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
Yeah, the ocean is a dangerous place for semen. It is, but... Yeah, sometimes they get swallowed.
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
Yeah, sometimes semen gets spit back out.
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
Well, why are they talking about semen in the ocean?
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
Yeah, the ocean is basically a very moist graveyard.
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
You sick bastard.
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
Or one of these fistable coffee mugs that can stick your peg leg in or your fist or whatever. Whatever you want to stick in there. I don't mind. I won't report you to HR or nothing. Or grab a hoodie or suck my face on it. Or get one of these creepy U2 dolls that's totally haunted. Or get a stuffed, squeezy, animal-talking, heck of a doll toy.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
Try not to spread the word around, all right? You're really cutting into my margins. Those are the plugs.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
So, hang on, hang on. You're saying the mate was a mighty sailing man, the skipper, brave and sure?
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
You what? I'm trying to break the tension.
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
But why is the rum gone?
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
Booty.
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
I always saw a few of those at Coachella.
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
Sex tents. I thought about trying one, but patchouli oil makes it hard to concentrate. And the sand, that's a little risky.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
What'd I say?
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
Wait, who Hatteras?
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
Ah, that makes more sense.
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
Did they check the deck for K-pop? Ice cream joint, ice cream joint.
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
Uh-oh, Captain beamed down the red shirts.
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591: Mysteries of the Sea Vol 2: Ghost Ships & Desert Galleons | Unexplained Maritime Disappearances
More red shirts.
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575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
Teenagers, am I right?
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575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
And the people fell for this?
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575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
Of course they are.
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575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
But the hooves! The hooves!
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575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
The hooves!
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575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
Sorry, I know you don't like cryptids, so I'm trying to help you keep it moving.
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575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
Yeah, the drivers.
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575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
Sorry, sorry. I lost my place in the script. Can we pick it up from... Kelly Bembe.
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575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
Come on, we can get a new t-shirt out of this. Yeah, it's not worth it.
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575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
Fine. I'll write four times as many jokes. No, please don't. You're welcome.
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575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
Oh, wow, I should have seen it was a plane.
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575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
Link to Tesla pyramid down in your pickle barrel.
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575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
Back room link down in your munchpacks.
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575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
Eh, just giving the people what they want.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
The only thing scarier in New Jersey at a drive is, you ever see them on a dirt bike trying to wrangle a left turn out of a jug handle?
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
Those are the plugs, and that's going to do it. Until next time, be safe, be kind, and know that you are appreciated.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
An owl? What about the physical evidence?
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575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
No, they didn't. They just didn't tell anyone.
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575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
It's fun to say. Go ahead, try it. Can we just get through... It feels good in the mouth.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
Oh, there he is. I was wondering when you'd wake up.
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575: The Underground Grid: Electricity Linking Four Famous Monsters
Whoa, it sounds like a crab kick. Uh, no, I think it's... It has the body of a crab and the face of a cat.
The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries
Thousands, perhaps millions in the background of suffering souls are screaming. Hopefully that which is down there will stay there.
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588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries
0815 hours. Radio check with base camp.
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588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries
0949 hours. 29 minutes elapsed flight time from the first sighting of the mountains. It is no illusion. They are mountains and consisting of a small range that I have never seen before.
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588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries
There should be no green valley below. Something is definitely wrong and abnormal here. We should be over ice and snow. To the port side are great forests growing on the mountain slopes. Our navigation instruments are still spinning. The gyroscope is oscillating back and forth.
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588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries
It appears to be an elephant. No, it looks more like a mammoth. This is incredible. Yet there it is. Decrease altitude to 1,000 feet and take binoculars to better examine the animal. It is confirmed. It is definitely a mammoth-like animal. Report this to Basecamp.
Therapuss with Jake Shane
Session 62: Madelyn Cline
Okay, this is like longer than I've ever lasted in bed, honestly.
This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von
E545 Stavros Halkias
Just take those old records off the shelf. Thank you, Sub. Du bist der Mann, Mann. Untertitelung des ZDF für funk, 2017
Today, Explained
Why volunteering is worth it
Most of my life, I've been either running a nonprofit, serving in government, or volunteering myself.
Today, Explained
Why volunteering is worth it
I think that the moment of sudden concern was when we learned that year over year, with a few exceptions, there's more money given in our society, but by fewer givers. And year over year, with rare exception, more volunteer hours have been donated by fewer volunteers.
Today, Explained
Why volunteering is worth it
One of the things that has worried us is we conducted focus groups with everyday givers, everyday volunteers, and several of them said, look, the problems are too large for me to make a difference. Or, I'm not Bill Gates. I can't possibly make a difference. It's important to feel you can make a difference in a democracy so that you do play your role of civic engagement.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
able to say, hey, wait a minute, look at this. Something is wrong here. Pizza is a vegetable. Do you see how crazy this has become?
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
What was really crazy was that she lost that battle. You know, the... school lunch people, the food companies, the pizza makers get to members of Congress and they're like, wait a minute, you are not gonna say that pizza doesn't count as a vegetable. And they refused to let it happen.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
I mean, just to complicate the story just a little bit, I did talk to some nutritionists and I think this is really interesting. They didn't really object to the fact that an eighth of a cup of tomato paste does give you some nutrients. In fact, they told me it is about the equivalent of half an orange in terms of vitamins and nutrients.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
What's crazy, though, is just how quickly this was shut down. And I think it shows how powerful interests really have a hold on the school lunch program and how difficult it is to make common sense changes.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
I think we are having a moment. I think there is a lot of energy behind the ideas that he is putting out there, this new frame he's putting out there about... companies and powerful interests taking advantage of us. And that appeals both to Democrats and to Republicans who feel it happening in this country. How you translate that energy into real change, I think, is a big question.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
And I think that's why school lunch is a really good thing to talk about it because it gives us this example. These things that seem like they should be simple are actually not that simple. And with school lunch, in order to really change it, in order to pull ultra-processed foods out of school lunch, I mean, that's making over the entire menu. That's hiring...
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
thousands and thousands of people to cook in schools. That's building thousands and thousands of school kitchens. That costs a lot of money. So people have to put their money where their mouth is. And I think it's the same thing when you look at a lot of the other areas that the Maha movement is talking about, right? It's just not as easy.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
They're talking about regulating ingredients that they put in foods. So again, a lot of these are good ideas, but putting them into practice, it's a long haul.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
The history of school lunch is, I think, a really interesting case study. When you look at the promises that Make America Healthy Again and RFK Jr. are making, what they're promising to do, which is take out all of these additives and use simple ingredients, it should be really easy, right? This idea that you just buy food and you cook it and you give it to kids, it should be simple.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
But it has never been simple. And it's not only because of the money, although that is a big piece of it, it's also for historical reasons. School lunch is this weird little world, this complex, upside down and backwards world that is...
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
shaped by rules that were made for specific reasons at the time, but that when you're trying to change things, make it very difficult to untangle and do something that just seems like common sense. And that's kind of why I love School Lunch, because I love these wacky little places where you really have to get in there and understand where the rubber's hitting the road, what the problems are.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
But to somebody just looking in from the outside, you're thinking, Why can't they just do that?
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
So there have always been hungry children in America, and the school lunch program is unofficially born during the Depression. And they were these ad hoc programs at different schools where children were in need.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
The government helped out by providing money for this, but they also helped out by buying food from farmers because in the Depression, they were struggling to sell the products that they needed. So the government would buy these things in order to stabilize prices so that farmers also can make a living and take that food and give it to schools. The program becomes formalized in 1946.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
It's called the National School Lunch Act. It's signed by President Harry Truman. And he says this famous line when he, famous to school food nerds like me, when he signs the bill that is, No nation is any healthier than its children.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
And so I think that's such an important line because this program was never really only about children and nutrition. The program always had two masters. And the fact that the program was controlled and directed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture rather than, say, the Department of Education or the Department of Health and Human Services, shows who was really driving this program.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
You know, what's funny is it's not that different than the way we picture school lunch right now. You know, it's 1950s food.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
It's chicken, it's scoops of mashed potatoes, you know, that you take out with the ice cream scoop.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
In poorer schools, they may have not had a hot lunch. They may have had a sandwich and an apple. But I think that what you need to know about school lunch at the beginning was that it was cooked in the schools. Okay, so it's not processed food, a TV dinner that's brought in and just reheated and given to kids.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
There are lunch ladies, they're cooking it and they're making it fresh and they're serving it to the kids.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
My husband, who grew up in West Virginia, always tells stories about when he was in elementary school that you could smell the bread baking. And, you know, what a lovely memory. A lovely memory. Yes, he's not that old. Right, no, he wouldn't be.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
Okay, so Reagan is elected president. Ronald Reagan is elected president.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
And school lunch is no exception. And so they cut the budgets. And the way that I often describe it to people is that schools are kind of a lot like families. When a ton of your income disappears, what do you do? You cut back, right? You have to cut costs. And at this point in the 80s, the easiest way for them to do that is to get rid of the staff that are cooking, they have salaries.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
They also at that point had pensions that people didn't really wanna pay anymore. So we'll get rid of the lunch ladies and we won't have to maintain all this equipment. We won't have to have stoves and refrigerators and walk-ins. We'll just get these suddenly available big food companies to make all the food, package it and bring it in.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
That doesn't mean there was no cooking going on, but increasingly you see pre-prepared foods and processed foods coming into schools because they're cheaper.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
Well, I remember from the 80s, you know, there were tater tots, which I loved. There were sloppy joes. And then Friday was pizza day. Pizza day. Yes. Pizza day. And it was not a triangle. It was a square. It was a square. And it had, you know, tomato sauce. And then I always remember it was like the shredded cheese that was kind of spackled on like it had never moved. But we loved it.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
And that's what kids got used to seeing. Not only at school, but increasingly throughout society, we all start eating a lot more processed foods and a lot more fast food, et cetera, et cetera.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
The person who comes along and raises a ton of awareness about what's happening in school food is Michelle Obama. And so when Obama is elected in 2008, Michelle Obama, like many first ladies before her, sort of chooses an issue, right? You know, Nancy Reagan had just say no to drugs. Say no to drugs and say yes to life. And Laura Bush was very focused on literacy.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
And Michelle Obama is going to focus on healthy eating and healthy kids. And so a part of that is school lunch. And so you've got her, you know, dancing with Elmo.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
You've got her bringing chefs to the White House on the newly planted garden on the South Lawn.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
She's out there talking about how important school lunch is to children, especially children who are hungry and getting some of their most important calories of the day and how it is essential to make those meals as healthy as possible. How does her advocacy go over? So it really depends who you talk to. Michelle Obama was a hero to so many liberals.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
On the other hand, you then have the opposition, the Republicans, who are not into this at all.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
I mean, to them, what Michelle Obama is doing is the ultimate nanny state. She's saying, here's what you can eat. I'm going to tell you what to eat. You know, parents shouldn't have control. Kids shouldn't have control. It was very much portrayed as if she was stepping on parents' toes and telling them what they were allowed to feed their kids.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
The other piece of it that I think is worth mentioning is that there was a big pushback, partially from people in the school food world who were saying, hey, not so fast. If we give kids quinoa and roasted vegetables, are they going to eat them? They like pizza.
Today, Explained
Cafeteria wars
Yes, this was quite a moment. So One of the things that Michelle Obama and her team discover when they dive into the school food nutrition rules is that one eighth of a cup of tomato paste, that's about two tablespoons. And conveniently, the amount that is on a piece of pizza counts in school lunch world as half a vegetable, which is weird. And there...
Today, Explained
The autocrat's prison
They invaded our country. So this isn't, in that sense, this is war. In many respects, it's more dangerous than war because, you know, in war they have uniforms. You know who you're shooting at. You know who you're...
Today, Explained
A live-forever diet?
In the last decade, the evidence has been slowly growing that ultra processed food is harmful for us in ways we hadn't thought.
Today, Explained
Why does dating suck for guys?
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DISGUSTING: Man MURDERS Mother then Kidnaps Daughters to use as “Sex Slaves”
Daniel Callahan and Victoria Cox brought horror and unthinkable terror to the city of Jackson. These individuals were a threat to those kids, which means they were a threat to all of our Children. What I saw in the woods in South Jackson is something you never want to see as a chief and as a father, we will hold these individuals accountable.
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DISGUSTING: Man MURDERS Mother then Kidnaps Daughters to use as “Sex Slaves”
We're waiting on the forensic pathologist, the medical examiner. I will assume, and this is clearly an assumption, that she possibly died from asphyxiation or suffocation. But we would have to wait on the medical examiner before release that information. I did not see any gunshot wounds or anything like that. So it appeared possibly suffocation, but there's yet to be determined.
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DISGUSTING: Man MURDERS Mother then Kidnaps Daughters to use as “Sex Slaves”
What I saw in the woods in South Jackson is something you never want to see. Are you pretending to be crazy? No, I'm not pretending to be crazy. I'm certified. I was only at Nuthouse two weeks now. We will hold these individuals accountable.
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How a Botched Kidnapping SOLVED 2 Murders: Jessica Heeringa and Rebekah Bletsch
Okay. Okay. Okay. Michelle, can you hear me? Okay, Michelle, you're doing good. I want you to look in her mouth and see if... Okay, one, two, three. Oh my God. Okay, is she getting any air? Is she breathing? Okay, is CPR going to help? Okay, you're doing a great job, Michelle. Okay, I want you to start with CPR. Okay, do you remember how to do it? Okay. Okay, you can just do chest compressions.
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How a Botched Kidnapping SOLVED 2 Murders: Jessica Heeringa and Rebekah Bletsch
You don't have to put air in your mouth. Just go with the chest compressions. You guys can take turns if you need to. Okay. Keep going, keep going, Michelle. Keep doing it till he gets there, okay? Okay, you guys did a great job. I'm going to let you go and have him take over for you.
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How a Botched Kidnapping SOLVED 2 Murders: Jessica Heeringa and Rebekah Bletsch
Thank you, sir. Bye-bye.
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How a Botched Kidnapping SOLVED 2 Murders: Jessica Heeringa and Rebekah Bletsch
Meine Damen und Herren, wo ist Ihre Unruhe? Um die Kante von Riley Thompson und der Automobilstraße. Es ist auf der Automobilstraße. We come up to this lady, she's laying in the road. I think she was hit by a car. She's got a head injury. Okay, so I'm going to... Riley Thompson on automobile? Yeah, on automobile road. Okay, which way? 4300 automobile road. 4300 automobile, okay.
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How a Botched Kidnapping SOLVED 2 Murders: Jessica Heeringa and Rebekah Bletsch
Stay on the phone here with me, okay? I'm going to get some help right out there for you. Did you see what happened to her? She has a pulse. We just came up on her.
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How a Botched Kidnapping SOLVED 2 Murders: Jessica Heeringa and Rebekah Bletsch
Yes, she is. Okay, you stay on the phone with me. Is she breathing? Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Weak pulse? She has not been moved, but she's halfway in the road. Okay. The road is not busy. Okay. What kind of car are you in? I am in a Toyota Camry Burgundy. Okay. I'm right in the middle of the road. Nobody's going to get by me. Okay. Get your flashes on.
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How a Botched Kidnapping SOLVED 2 Murders: Jessica Heeringa and Rebekah Bletsch
Get your flashes on. Yes. Okay. Ask your wife if she thinks she needs CPR. Does she need CPR, Michelle? Does she need CPR? Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay.
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How a Botched Kidnapping SOLVED 2 Murders: Jessica Heeringa and Rebekah Bletsch
Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I can help her with it. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
I don't know.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
Yes, I left him the papers.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
Yes.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
Half the furniture was not gone.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
Nothing of his was gone.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
Some of the boys' things were gone. I'd taken enough so that I had for the boys, but no.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
I was gone, yes.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
His boys were not gone. He saw them the next day. And they would not have been awake if he's coming home at 11 PM.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
With our boys?
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
I definitely talked to my brother about how unhappy I was in my marriage. If that's the question, then yes. Is that the question?
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
I did, yes.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
He did.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
He did.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
I don't know that to be true.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
He made the joke the morning that I talked to him.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
I'd love to, it just calls for an unbelievable amount of speculation. I mean, I'm responsible for coming up with, that's the prosecutor's duty, you know, to figure out who's responsible.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
I have no idea.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
I'm here to share the truth with you. I don't know how to answer the question.
True Crime with Rachel Shannon
TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
I've been sharing the truth since I walked in here. I've done nothing but share the truth.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
I do not know what happened here. And if I did, I would have shared it with the police eight years ago.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
I do not.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
It is not.
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TOXIC: Affluent Family Masterminds the Murder of a Respected Lawyer?! THE ADELSON FAM & DAN MARKEL
No, it's not.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Jennifer told the woman that she didn't know what she was talking about and she needed to mind her own damn business. I added the damn for dramatic effect. Eventually, Levi did get back in the car with Jennifer, who then drove him back home. Once home though, he refused to get out of the car.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Jennifer went around the back door and opened it, at which point Levi started screaming, telling Jennifer that he was leaving and never coming back. He then got out of the car and tried leaving, but Jennifer ended up getting him to the ground and laid on top of him.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Jennifer said that when she tried to stop him from leaving, she can't remember if she tackled him or if he just fell to the ground when she grabbed him. Egal wie, ihre Intention, ihn aufzuhalten, war, ihn zu halten und ihn aus dem Weg zu stoppen. Ich möchte jetzt als Zeitpunkt bemerken, dass 50-jährige Jennifer 340 Kilo war.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Levi wurde beschrieben, als hätte er den Beat seiner eigenen Drümmen gespielt. Er liebte die Outdoors, Froggen und Insekten, während er auf seinen kleinen Bug-Hunting-Expeditionen arbeitete. Er liebte auch aquatische Tiere, besonders Scharke. Er glaubte vollständig, dass er eines Tages eine neue Spezies von Scharke entdecken würde.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Das ist kein Video, um ihr aufgrund ihres Gewichts zu schämen oder jemanden zu schämen, der das gleiche wiegt. Ich zeige es, weil sie so schwer ist. Sie wird natürlich viel Druck auf einen 10-jährigen kleinen Jungen legen, der reportedly nur 90 Kilo wiegt. Laut einer kurzen Google-Search ist ihr Sitzung auf Levi das Äquivalent von LeBron James plus einer älteren Frau, die auf ihm sitzt.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Es ist das Äquivalent von Shaquille O'Neal, die auf diesem 10-jährigen kleinen Jungen sitzt, während sie einen 20-Kilo-Wicht hält. Just to put it into perspective. Jennifer told first responders that as she was holding Levi down, she had one hand holding her phone and the other hand holding her up on the ground.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Jennifer got a hold of the caseworker via video chat, who tried de-escalating the situation. She was then able to speak with her husband via the ring doorbell camera, telling him that Levi was having one of his days. As he was trapped under Jennifer's weight, he was screaming and calling out for help before he just stopped fighting.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
At that point, when he stopped responding, Jennifer said that she got up, rolled him over and said, are you faking? But when she realized that his face and eyelids looked pale, she started freaking out, beginning CPR and calling 911.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
In total hat sie den ersten Antworten gesagt, dass sie nur fünf Minuten auf Levi gesessen hat und sobald er aufgehört hat zu schreien, ist es dann, als sie aufgehört hat. Und das ist dann, als sie bemerkt hat, dass etwas passiert ist. Natürlich war das ganze Ding ein totaler Unfall. Sie wollte das niemals passieren. Sie wollte nur, dass er wegkommt und die Situation deeskaliert.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Sie wollte das nicht passieren. Nun, nachdem ich die Geschichte von Jennifer gehört habe, kamen die Arbeiter zu dem Nachbarn, den ich erwähnt habe, der die Frau war, die Levi am Nachmittag herübergezogen hat. Laut ihr war das etwa 30 Minuten vor dem Anruf der Anrufer, also nur Minuten vor seinem Tod.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Der Nachbar hat den Polizisten erzählt, dass Levi sie gefragt hat, ob sie ihn heiraten könnte, weil seine Eltern ihm in die Füße geschlagen haben und ihn nicht anrufen würden, um seine Anrufer zu nennen. According to the neighbor, she didn't notice any visible injuries on him at the time, so she wasn't really sure what to make of the situation. Which, just to pause, is really sad to me.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Knowing that Levi was tossed around from family to family, he probably thought that he could just run up to this woman and she could just take him in and away from his current family and just live with her forever because she seemed nice enough. But obviously... Das ist einfach nicht so, wie es funktioniert. Nun, wie ich schon erwähnt habe, hatte Jennifers Heimat eine Ring-Doorbell-Kamera.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Also, natürlich, haben die Polizisten das Bild angesehen, um zu sehen, ob sie Jennifers Geschichte kooperieren könnten. Es gibt insgesamt fünf Videos, die auf dieser Kamera gefilmt wurden. Das erste Video beginnt mit Jennifer bereits neben Levi, neben seinem Kopf und Nacken. Das Video ist etwa 20 Sekunden lang und Levi kann die ganze Zeit schreien.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Er liebte es, einzigartig zu sein und seine Imagination zu nutzen, mit denen um ihn herum zu sagen, dass er immer die kreativsten Geschichten und Ideen hergestellt hat, oft sie ausgedrückt. He loved to sing and dance in his own quirky way at any given moment, always being a source of happiness and entertainment for those around him.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
In the second video it shows Jennifer still on top of Levi who is screaming and crying with her phone in her left hand and her right arm and elbow planted on the ground beside him. Then a third video now shows Jennifer still on top of him near his buttocks and low back area. At that point, his arms are above his head and he is no longer moving.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
That video is 6 minutes and 48 seconds long and the entire time he is no longer moving at all. oder einen Geräusch zu machen, während sie weiter auf ihm lügt. Das vierte Video zeigt das gleiche. Levi liegt in der gleichen Position, nicht bewegen, nicht einen Geräusch zu machen.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Dann, im fünften und letzten Video, zeigt es sich, dass Levi auf dem Boden, die Arme über seinem Kopf, komplett still ist. Jennifer, die ihn endlich entfernt hat, ist vor ihm, während er auf dem Boden knallt. She is frantic and screaming Dakota several times. I'm guessing that obviously this family started calling him by his first name, despite his birth family calling him Levi.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
After calling out his name several times with no response, she screamed to one of her kids to call 911 before shouting, I was lying on him because he was acting bad. So obviously already this story does not line up with what she was telling first responders.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Sie schlug auf ihn, es scheint, für etwa 10 Minuten und für mehr als die Hälfte der Zeit war Levi nicht mehr bewegen, nicht mehr atmen und nicht mehr irgendeinen Geräusch zu machen. Nachdem das, wie wir wissen, kamen die ersten Anwesenden, um einen unabhängigen 10-jährigen kleinen Jungen zu finden, der nicht atmet. Er wurde gefunden, dass er alle über seinem Nacken und Knochen schmerzte.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
At the time they described Jennifer as visibly distraught. They were able to get him breathing again before rushing him to the hospital, at which point he was placed on life support. Two days later, he was pronounced dead. After his death, he was sent off to the medical examiner for an autopsy.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Dort wurde herausgefunden, dass sein Tod wegen mechanischer Exfixien und seiner Art des Todes verurteilt wurde. Am 6. Mai, fast zwei Wochen nach dem Tod von Little Levi, wurde sein Geburtstag gehalten. Zuerst wurde gesagt, dass seine biologische Familie nicht anwesend sein würde, was für mich nur bedrohlich ist.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Wiederum, ich verstehe, dass er ein Wort des Staates war, aber zu sagen, dass seine eigene Familie nicht anwesend sein würde, ist nur überraschend. Die Familie nahm sich zu den sozialen Medien und fand mehrere Unterstützer, die das DCS-Aufsatz aufgelöst haben und letztendlich ermöglicht wurden, dort zu sein. Am Feierabend hat Mourner alle Erinnerungen an Levi.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Er war ein Kind, das wirklich das kindlichste Herz hatte, auch durch all die Trauma, die er erlebt hat. Er hat seiner Familie gelernt, wie man kompassiv ist, wie man die Welt in eine bessere Lichtsicht sieht. Er hat das nicht verdient. Und alle, die ihn liebten, alle, die so hart für ihn gesorgt haben, sind alle einfach verletzt und schmerzhaft.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
He loved all sorts of music, but his favorite artists were Katy Perry and Bruno Mars. He loved anything where he could build, such as Minecraft and Legos. He also loved playing Pokemon. He was known as being artistic, always drawing and coloring. Levi was very intelligent, especially in math, which was a subject he loved. Even at a young age, he was very well spoken and wise beyond his years.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Nach Levi's Tod hat Jennifer natürlich ihren Vater-Vater-Lizenz revokiert. Dann, endlich, Monate nach Levi's tragischen, schmerzhaften Tod im Juli dieses Jahres, war Jennifer Lee Wilson verhaftet und verurteilt mit reichlichem Verbrechen. Es war, nachdem ihr Verbrechen verabschiedet wurde, als das Publikum endlich herausgefunden hat, wie Levi gestorben ist.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
An diesem Punkt, das sind alle Details, die über seinen Tod veröffentlicht wurden, weil es so recent ist, wissen wir noch nicht, ob es Jennifer's Plea gibt oder ob es eine Trial wird. Of course, as with any case with loose ends like this, I will keep you updated as soon as I find out any more information.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Now, in the aftermath of Levi's devastating death, of course, police have come out in droves to talk about just how badly he was failed by DCS. Levis ist leider nur einer der vielen Fälle, die nicht nur DCS als Geschenk betrifft, sondern vor allem Indiana's DCS.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Wir haben einen anderen horrifischen Fall in Indiana diskutiert, der am gleichen Zeitpunkt im April stattfand, als eine fünfjährige kleine Mädchen, Kinsley Welty, in ihrem Kloßschrank lag und von ihrer Mutter totgelaufen wurde, während andere Familienmitglieder für die Behandlung kämpften. Zeit und Zeit wieder.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Diese Juden machen einfach die schlechtesten möglichen Entscheidungen für die Kinder und es macht einfach keinen Sinn und sie werden überhaupt nicht verantwortlich. Mit Kinsleys Fall, hat DCS sie nicht entfernt von ihrer Mutter, obwohl es Berichte von Verletzungen und Verletzungen gab. Mit Levi's Fall wurde er prompt von seinen Eltern und biologischen Eltern entfernt.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
und ins System gesetzt hat, dass er seine Familie oder seine erste Vaterfamilie zurückhaben würde. Und die Grundlage? Oh, du kannst ihn heiraten, weil wir ihn mit biologischer Familie haben wollen. Aber sie würden ihn auch nicht mit seiner biologischen Familie haben lassen.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
He would always complete his homework and get good grades. However, when it came to school itself, He gave his teachers and staff a run for their money. He had his own strong opinions and was a master at bargaining with everyone, especially his teachers.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Also haben sie ihn stattdessen weggezogen und ihn in ein anderes Haus gesendet, um ihn nicht mehr zu finden, das Stabilität, das ein Kind so sehr brauchen muss, um zu wachsen. Irgendwie konnte Jennifer ihn heiraten, obwohl er seinen biologischen Familienmitgliedern und anderen Vaterfamilien nicht sagte. Und schau, was als Ergebnis passiert ist.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Es ist nur Fehler nach Fehler von DCS, deren einzige Aufgabe es ist, Kinder zu schützen. Es ist so furchtbar, diese Fälle immer und immer und immer wieder zu hören, ohne dass sich etwas verändert. Und wenn solche Dinge passieren, sagt DCS kaum etwas. Mit Levi's Case sagten sie nur, dass ihre Eltern durch Training und Verkürzung müssen. Das ist es.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Sie versuchen einfach nur ihre Arschlöcher zu schlagen, indem sie sagen, dass es nicht ihre Schuld ist, dass wir Levi von vielen Häusern entfernt haben, die ihn liebten und ihn gut behandelt haben. Es ist Jennifer's Schuld, denn obwohl sie verpflichtet war, ist Levi irgendwie unter ihrer Behandlung gestorben.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Es ist immer nur Entschuldigungen und nichts wird eigentlich gemacht, um das von der Sache zu vermeiden oder das Problem als Ganzes verbessern. Nun, nachdem ich diese Details gehört habe, frage ich mich, was ihr sagen werdet, wie Levi gestorben ist und wie Jennifer verurteilt wurde. Ich weiß, dass manche von euch denken, dass sie verurteilt worden sein sollte mit einem ersten-Degreis-Mord.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Andere sagen zweitens, und ich würde sagen, dass ich das stimme. Ich denke, dass sie ihn zuerst verurteilt hat und ihn aus Frustration gesetzt hat, nicht unbedingt, um ihn zu töten, Ich glaube, sie wollte ihn verletzen, aber ich glaube nicht, dass sie ihn zuerst töten wollte.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Aber währenddessen glaube ich, klickte etwas in ihre Meinung und sie machte die gesellschaftliche Entscheidung, seinen Gewicht aufzuhalten, wissend, dass er sich verletzen würde, weil sie wiederum an seinem Nacken-Bereich angefangen hat. Warum würdest du auf jemandens Nacken liegen, ohne dass du ihre Atmung restrieren möchtest?
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Und damit, wenn es Zeit gibt, eine Entscheidung zu machen oder dich zu stoppen, eine Entscheidung zu machen, kann das als Erstausdruckmörder bezeichnet werden, weil das Prämeditation ist, auch wenn es nur Minuten bevor es passiert ist. Dann, wenn du sagen möchtest, dass es zweitgrößter Mörder war, weil es in der Heizung des Momentes passiert ist, kann das auch als Argument gemacht werden.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Warum denke ich das wieder? Weil es über sechs Minuten war, als Levi sich nicht mehr bewegen konnte, wo Jennifer auf ihn geblieben hat. Sie wusste, dass er sich nicht mehr schreien konnte. Sie wusste, dass er sich nicht mehr bewegen konnte. Und ich garantiere dir, sie fühlte, als er sich nicht mehr bewegen konnte. Und sie war noch da.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Dann denke ich, nachdem sie bemerkt hat, was sie getan hat und dass sie sich dafür kümmern wird, ist das, weshalb sie sich überrascht hat. Aber das ist nur meine Meinung. Und ohne Jennifer's Meinung zu bemerken, gibt es definitiv keinen Weg, Intent zu verbessern.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Despite his troubles at school, though, he had one favorite teacher, Miss Tarnowski, who stood by his side and acted as a huge inspiration for Levi. Speaking of inspiration, Levi was such a role model to his little sister, Nora. Levi absolutely adored his little sister, with family saying that their happiest moments were when they were together.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Es könnte einfach beantwortet werden, dass sie nicht wusste, dass er gestorben war, während er auf ihr sass und es nicht bedeutete, dass es passieren würde. Das ist, weshalb ich letztendlich mit der Angelegenheit des reichlichen Verbrechens stimme. Sie wusste, dass sie seinen Tod verursachen könnte, besonders wie sie sich wieder über seinen Nacken und Körper gelegt hat.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Ich denke klar, dass sie versucht hat, seinen Atem zu restrieren. Und ich denke, das wird in einem Gerichtsschutz beurteilt werden, aber... Ich denke nicht, dass sie die Angelegenheiten für den 1. oder 2. Degressionsmord aufhören könnten, also haben sie wahrscheinlich die Angelegenheiten genommen, die es am einfachsten wäre, eine Verurteilung zu bekommen.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Ich bin sehr gespannt, ob mehr darüber herauskommen wird, was hinter den Szenen in diesem Haus passiert ist. War es ein Verbrechen? Wenn ja, war es gegen alle Kinder oder nur Levi? Again, we know that these parents didn't even want to be foster parents anymore, but took Levi in anyways. We know that he had behavioral problems because of how he was brought up in the system.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
It's totally possible that they just regretted their decision to take him in and took it out by abusing him. Levi said himself that his foster mom was hitting him and I do believe him. But at the end of the day, we do still need proof and I'm so curious if we are going to get it. But that is what I think and now I want to know what you all think.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Do you think Jennifer killed Levi on purpose or do you think it was an accident? What do you think of her choosing to sit on him in the first place? Was denkst du von DCS' Rolle in all dem? Lass uns darüber diskutieren und welche Gedanken du in den Kommentaren hast. Wenn dir das Video gefallen hat, lass dir bitte einen Daumen hoch und abonniere meinen Kanal.
True Crime with Rachel Shannon
DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
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True Crime with Rachel Shannon
DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Even though Levi went through some really difficult things in his life, he always remained positive and optimistic. He truly had a huge heart and could put a smile on just about anyone's face. Now, for the first five years of Levi's life, he grew up in a home being raised by his biological parents.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
However, by 2018, both he and then three-year-old Nora were removed from their care after them being deemed unable to care for their children due to struggles with drug addiction. At first, both the kids were placed with their Aunt Anna. But after about a year with both kids under her care, in May of 2019, the Department of Child and Family Services removed them from her care.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Now, while with Anna, Levi and Nora were attending therapy sessions twice a week. Well, according to Anna, she reported to DCS that Levi was having some behavioral issues at school. In response, DCS recommended that she increase the number of therapy sessions each week to address his problems. However, Anna didn't necessarily think this was a good idea.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
They were already going to therapy twice a week, they had two scheduled visits per week with their biological parents, and they had school. They already had such packed schedules and had no time to just be kids. But pretty much immediately after making this recommendation, a judge ordered that Levi and Nora both be removed from her care.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
According to her, she didn't really get much explanation for that decision at all. She also never got a chance to even speak with the judge about the whole issue of increasing therapy and why she felt it wasn't a good idea. Sie wurden einfach so schnell von ihrer Beziehung entfernt, ohne viel Erklärung überhaupt. Und es gab nichts, was sie tun konnte.
True Crime with Rachel Shannon
DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Nach dem Entfernen von ihrer Beziehung, wurden Levi und Nora zu separaten Heimstätten gesendet. Sehr schnell wurde Nora tatsächlich von ihren Heimstätten adoptiert und blieb mit ihnen, glaube ich, bis heute. Mittlerweile hatte Levi es nicht ganz so einfach. Als er von seiner Schwester separiert wurde, die wieder sein bester Freund war, war er enttäuscht.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Dann, für die fünf Jahre, die danach folgten, fuhr er durch verschiedene Pfostenhäuser, hatte nie wirklich Stabilität in seinem Leben. Während all das passierte, versuchten verschiedene Familienmitglieder, mit dem Staat von Indiana zusammenzuarbeiten, um ihn zurückzuholen.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Anna versuchte, ihn zurückzuholen, aber als sie verabschiedet wurde, versuchten andere Familienmitglieder, wie seine Großeltern, Annas eigenen Eltern, andere Annen von Levi, alle versuchten, mit dem Staat zusammenzuarbeiten, um ihn zurückzuholen, aber sie waren Sie haben es immer verabschiedet.
True Crime with Rachel Shannon
DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Sie haben sogar mit Lehrern gearbeitet, um zu versuchen, dass sie eine saubere, stabile Heimat für Levi bieten können. Sie haben literally alles getan, was sie möglicherweise hätten, um ihn aus dem System zu holen, aber nichts funktioniert.
True Crime with Rachel Shannon
DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Das Staat hat weiterhin geäußert, dass sie die Behandlung dieses kleinen Jungs haben, anstatt ihn mit Familienmitgliedern zu leben, die so viel über ihn interessiert haben. Also hat er weiter von Haus zu Haus geäußert,
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
never having a true stability in his short life of course with this life of constant change and never being anywhere long enough to get comfortable levi struggled he struggled to adapt with his ever-changing environment and he always yearned to be back with his parents by 2021 his biological father actually died from a blood infection related to his drug abuse problems
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Es war auch an diesem Zeitpunkt, dass seine biologische Mutter ihre parentalen Rechte verlangte, also versuchte sie nicht mehr, die Behandlung von Levi oder Nora zurückzukriegen. Also war das nur noch ein weiterer Schuss für Levi, den er nur mitnehmen und behandeln musste. So viel Trauma für so einen jungen Jungen.
True Crime with Rachel Shannon
DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Every child deserves to feel safe and comfortable in their home environment, which should provide them with a level of familiarity and a sense of peace. Every parent should strive to provide their child with the safest, most loving home possible. But when a child is ripped away from their loving home time and time again, that child learns to be on edge.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Laut Levis Großvater George Stevens, als Levi zuerst in das System eingestiegen ist, He had a really, really hard time dealing with it. He said that Levi is a very stubborn boy who could throw a tantrum if something went wrong. But at the same time, George knew that Levi could flourish if he was given the proper support. He even had seen it with one of the first foster homes he went to.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Hayden Hetzel was his foster dad from 2019 to 2021 and he said that Levi was such a unique, funny boy who really bonded with them as parents. He called Hayden Dad and loved going on adventures with him, being outside and collecting bugs.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Yes. In fact, while under their care, the family did try to adopt him two different times. The first time, Levi's biological family protested and wouldn't allow it to go through. But ultimately, everyone in the family agreed to let him be adopted. Everybody just wanted what was best for Levi. So, Hayden started the process for a second time, waiting for everything to go through and be finalized.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
At the time, Levi was enrolled at school as a third grader. He was also ordered to continue his therapy and he was able to see therapists that he had previously seen when he was younger, so that did provide him a small sense of familiarity.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
However, one random night, Hayden said that he got a text from a DCS worker informing him that a Lake County Magistrate had issued an order to have him removed from their home. He was then removed immediately after. To this day, once again, Hayden said that he has no idea why this happened. There was little to no explanation given.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
He knew that the judge said he preferred that Levi be adopted back into his biological family and didn't want him to be adopted by anyone who wasn't related to him, no matter how good of care they could give. That is what Hayden sort of gathered from the ruling, but still he isn't totally sure why this was decided to this day.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
So again, immediately after making that ruling, Levi was removed from their care because of the fact that this family wanted to adopt him and the judge wanted biological family to adopt him instead. Yet his biological aunts, uncles and grandparents were also being denied custody. Then after removing him from a home who loved him,
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
They begin to realize that the second they are finally comfortable and content, all of that will be taken away from them. And when they start to act out, their behavior should be addressed with a sense of compassion and understanding, not violence and control. Ansonsten ist das für den 10-jährigen Levi nicht das, was in diesem Fall passiert ist.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Er wurde in yet another home placed, with, you guessed it, a non-biological family, another foster home. The fact that these decisions are being made with little to no explanation just makes things that much more frustrating and the explanations we do get are simply nonsensical.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
I'm sure that somehow the system thought that they were doing what was best for Levi at the time, but him being removed from those homes would ultimately result in Levi's tragic demise. If he had just been left alone with the foster parents who loved him and wanted to adopt him, maybe he would still be alive today.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
But because of some random, unexplained decisions by people who will never admit to their role in this, a little 10-year-old boy is dead. Nachdem Haydns Familie verlassen wurde, wurde Levi in ein neues Zuhause eingestellt. Wir haben nicht zu viele Details darüber, was in dieser Familie passiert war oder wirklich darüber, wie Levi sich adaptierte, bis am Dienstag, April 25, 2024.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Um 3.31 Uhr an diesem Tag wurden die Polizisten zu einem Zuhause in Liberty Township, Indiana, in Bezug auf eine medizinische Erkrankung verabredet. Turns out, something had happened to then 10-year-old little Levi. He was found in the yard of his foster home, not breathing, before EMS workers arrived and got him breathing again.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
He was first taken to Northwest Health Porter Hospital before being airlifted to South Bend Memorial Hospital to monitor his status. There, he was placed on life support for two days, where staff monitored his brain activity. Ansonsten wurde er am Samstag, April 27, von der Lebensversorgung entfernt und fuhr weg.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Diese ganze Situation ist einfach so verrückt und wirklich frustrierend von Anfang an. Zuerst wurden weder Levis biologische Familienmitglieder noch seine ehemaligen Eltern von ihm beurteilt, bis nachdem er gestorben war. So they couldn't visit him, couldn't say goodbye, nothing. Then, when it came to a sudden death, no one knew what had happened to him.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
No one knew why he died or whether he was killed or if it was an accident or something else. Then, because Levi was a ward of the state, neither families had any say in whether he was taken off life support. That decision was made by the state. For months, this is all of the information the families or the public knew.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Wir wussten, dass der 10-jährige kleine Levi von Haus zu Haus geflüchtet wurde, obwohl die Familienmitglieder von ihm gebraucht haben. Wir wissen, dass er von seinem Vaterhaus, der ihn liebte, geflüchtet wurde, weil sie nicht die Adoption durchgehen konnten. Dann, Jahre später, hören wir, dass er gestorben ist. Das ist alles, was die Polizei zuerst veröffentlicht hat.
True Crime with Rachel Shannon
DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Aber Monate nach dieser tragischen, tragischen Tod, wissen wir jetzt endlich genau, was zu Little Levi passiert ist. Und lasst mich euch sagen, was wirklich passiert ist, ist so weit über das, was jeder hätte erwartet. Also, irgendwann nach dem Entfernen von Hayden Hetzels Zuhause, wurde Levi in die Betreuung von Jennifer Lee Wilson gelegt.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Ich weiß nicht, ob es sofort danach war oder ob es andere Häuser dazwischen gab, aber das war die Familie, mit der er geblieben wurde. Und Jennifer und ihr Mann konnten ihn, glaube ich, erheben.
True Crime with Rachel Shannon
DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Die Details, was mit diesem vereinten kleinen Junge passiert ist, sind sicher zu schockieren und dich zu zerstören. Mit all dem gesagt, lasst uns einfach direkt dazu gehen. Dakota Levi Stevens, der Levi genannt wurde von seiner biologischen Familie, wurde am 21. Oktober 2013 in Munster, Indiana geboren und er war der große Bruder von Nora Faye.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Das ist nicht 100% veröffentlicht, aber es gibt einige Gründe, dass sie ihn erheben konnten, was, wiederum, ich habe keine Ahnung, warum sie es erheben konnten und niemand anderes, aber das ist über den Punkt. Jennifer hatte drei andere Kinder in ihrem Haus, die alle verabschiedet wurden.
True Crime with Rachel Shannon
DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Als Levi in die Familie kam, hatte sie und ihr Mann eigentlich geplant, ihre Leistung aufzuhalten und zu verlassen. Seine drei verabschiedeten Kinder wurden älter und wollten reisen. Aber sie haben Levi trotzdem genommen, weil sie ihm zwei Jahre vorher einen Verspitzschutz für ihn gegeben haben.
True Crime with Rachel Shannon
DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Für diejenigen, die es nicht wissen, ist ein Verspitzschutz im Grunde, wenn ein Arbeiter kommt und ein Kind temporär betreut, and give some relief to the child's full-time caretaker. Having children with disabilities and behavioral issues can become incredibly overwhelming.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
So respite care workers will give those parents an opportunity to get a break and relieve them of their duties for a bit so they can recollect themselves and get some things done that they've been needing to get done, such as grocery shopping. Maybe they go get a haircut or just Take some time to themselves. It's a really great service for parents who do care for children with disabilities.
True Crime with Rachel Shannon
DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
I recommend Respite Care to so many families that I work with in my healthcare job, working with kids with disabilities. Because again, being a parent to children with a lot of needs, Das ist manchmal sehr überraschend. Also wiederum, wegen dieser letzten Verbindung mit Levi, hat Jennifer und ihr Mann ihn entschieden, ihn reinzunehmen.
True Crime with Rachel Shannon
DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Laut Jennifer hatte Levi Verbal und physische Aggressionen, mit denen sie sich schon lange beschäftigt haben. Nun, die Geschichte, die ich euch jetzt erzählen werde, von dem, was Levi verurteilt hat, ist direkt aus Statementen, die Jennifer gemacht hat, als sie mit den Anwesenden gesprochen hat. Also behaltet das einfach in Erinnerung, wenn ich euch diese Details erzähle. Am Morgen des 25.
True Crime with Rachel Shannon
DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
April wuchs Levi anscheinend wach, fühlte sich agitiert, also war er einfach nicht gut verhalten. Irgendwann in der Nachmittagszeit sagte Jennifer den Kindern, dass sie draußen spielen können, nachdem sie ihre Anstrengungen beendet haben. Levi versuchte nicht zu tun, also sagte Jennifer ihm, dass er nicht draußen gehen konnte. Zum Beispiel sagte Levi Jennifer, dass er wegging und aus der Tür ging.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
Jennifer konnte sagen, dass Levi traurig war, also gab er ihm fünf oder so Minuten, um sich zu kühlen, weil sie ihn noch nie so traurig gesehen hatte. He had never threatened to run off like that. Jennifer checked the backyard, assuming he was there, but he wasn't.
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DISTURBING: 340 pound "Mom" CRUSHES Her Foster Son to Death
So she hopped in the car and started driving around the neighborhood looking for him, before spotting him down the street talking to another woman. Jennifer pulled up, demanding that Levi get in the car, but he refused. The woman told Jennifer that Levi just told her that Levi was asking her to call the police because Jennifer was hitting and smacking him in the face.
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FATHER K*LLS SON & ABUSES DAUGHTER AND STILL WALKS FREE?! The Case of Grant and Gracie Solomon
Okay, what's going on?
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FATHER K*LLS SON & ABUSES DAUGHTER AND STILL WALKS FREE?! The Case of Grant and Gracie Solomon
Oh mein Gott. Ja. Er ist 18. Er ist 18. Er ist 18. Er ist 18. Er ist 18. Er ist 18. Er ist 18. Er ist 18.
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FATHER K*LLS SON & ABUSES DAUGHTER AND STILL WALKS FREE?! The Case of Grant and Gracie Solomon
Er ist 18. Er ist 18.
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FATHER K*LLS SON & ABUSES DAUGHTER AND STILL WALKS FREE?! The Case of Grant and Gracie Solomon
Oh mein Gott. Oh mein Gott.
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FATHER K*LLS SON & ABUSES DAUGHTER AND STILL WALKS FREE?! The Case of Grant and Gracie Solomon
Oh, my God, I can't believe this.
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FATHER K*LLS SON & ABUSES DAUGHTER AND STILL WALKS FREE?! The Case of Grant and Gracie Solomon
Huh? Can you check and see if he's breathing?
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FATHER K*LLS SON & ABUSES DAUGHTER AND STILL WALKS FREE?! The Case of Grant and Gracie Solomon
Okay, he is. Maybe. He's waking up, kind of keeping still. So he is breathing.
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FATHER K*LLS SON & ABUSES DAUGHTER AND STILL WALKS FREE?! The Case of Grant and Gracie Solomon
Okay, I understand.
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FATHER K*LLS SON & ABUSES DAUGHTER AND STILL WALKS FREE?! The Case of Grant and Gracie Solomon
Okay, we got somebody in route. Now, when he wakes up, he might be scared.
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FATHER K*LLS SON & ABUSES DAUGHTER AND STILL WALKS FREE?! The Case of Grant and Gracie Solomon
Can somebody get down there and talk to him?
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FATHER K*LLS SON & ABUSES DAUGHTER AND STILL WALKS FREE?! The Case of Grant and Gracie Solomon
Shit.
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FATHER K*LLS SON & ABUSES DAUGHTER AND STILL WALKS FREE?! The Case of Grant and Gracie Solomon
So does he have blood coming out of his mouth?
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FATHER K*LLS SON & ABUSES DAUGHTER AND STILL WALKS FREE?! The Case of Grant and Gracie Solomon
Okay.
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FATHER K*LLS SON & ABUSES DAUGHTER AND STILL WALKS FREE?! The Case of Grant and Gracie Solomon
Don't move him, okay?
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FATHER K*LLS SON & ABUSES DAUGHTER AND STILL WALKS FREE?! The Case of Grant and Gracie Solomon
All right, he's in there, there. I'm gonna let you go, okay? Yeah, okay. Okay. Bye-bye.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
So now that he and his parents were missing, they knew that they needed to find them as quickly as possible. At this point, it was believed that Chin Chin could have hurt his parents or he could have run away with them. Or maybe it was just a coincidence and his parents happened to be on vacation or something. But either way, at this point, they got the U.S.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
Marshals involved in their efforts to locate him. With the help of the U.S. Marshals, they started conducting searches for phone numbers associated with Qin Qian. They also started searching through the license plate reader systems to see if they could track down his parents' car. That same day, they found a phone number which they believed belonged to Qin Qian, and when they pinged its location,
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
It was actually near a Super 8 hotel in Garysburg, North Carolina. Officers went to that Super 8 and asked if this man had checked in, but he hadn't. They then went to a nearby gas station where the cashier gave officers a cell phone. The man behind the counter said that someone brought them this cell phone, which was totally broken and cracked. It almost looked like it had been run over.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
So it seems like Chin-Chan had this cell phone and then broke it either to try and get rid of it so that he couldn't be tracked or to throw police off his scent. In the meantime, by February 11th, other officers found a license plate associated with Chin-Chan's parents. It was a black Lexus.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
It had left Massachusetts and driven all the way down to Duluth, Georgia, where officers were able to locate and stop that car. Inside the car were Qin Qian's parents, Hao Huang and Hao Pan, but their son was not with them.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
But when officers interviewed them, they learned that Hao had received a call from their son about four or five days prior saying that he was in Connecticut and needed help, though he didn't say why he needed help. They said they picked him up, then drove him to multiple different locations, but didn't know exactly where all they stopped.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
For much of the drive, his parents were asleep while Chin-Chan drove. At some point in their journey, he lost his cell phone, but his parents didn't know where. The last time they saw him was around midnight on the 11th, so just hours prior. They said they dropped him off at an unknown location. He just walked off from the car, never to be seen again.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
Obviously, this whole story seemed suspicious, to say the least. They did not buy that his parents were just innocently driving him around without knowing anything about anything. After looking a bit more into Hao and Hong, they realized that they were loaded. They had millions of dollars worth of assets back in China and had been making large cash withdrawals within the past few days.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
They figured that they were probably giving this money to Chen Qian. Based on this, officers felt that the only way that they would find him is by keeping an eye on his parents. As all of this was happening, of course, officers sent the evidence they collected from that Arby's to the forensics lab for testing.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
They had also examined the car they confiscated from Chin Chin, the same car thought to have been involved in Kevin's shooting. By February 12th, many of the results came back and they were damning.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
Kevin lived every day with the goal of helping people and making a positive difference in the world. He volunteered at his local Baptist church. He helped local manufacturing companies with local and federal environmental laws. He mentored young people and helped cook and distribute food at the local homeless shelter.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
Among the items found at the Arby's was a gray knit winter hat, which looked just like the one Qin Qian was seen wearing in that car, and a black briefcase, which was also spotted by Sergeant Mills in the car driven by Qin Qian. They found that there was blood on those items and upon testing, it came back as matching to Kevin's DNA.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
They also found Kevin's blood within the black GMC, including on the gear shift. They then found gunshot residue on the yellow jacket and on the interior part of the door in the GMC. Then they found Chin-Chan's fingerprints on the gun and magazine within the gun that was found at the Arby's.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
Now, I want to note that the gun and the bullets they found at that Arby's actually did not match the gun used in Kevin's shooting, but it did match the bullets recovered from at least four other shootings that took place in the same area.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
So based on this, police believed that maybe Chin-Chi-An had gone to the area on prior occasions and fired off some shots to make it seem like this was a string of shootings so that when Kevin was shot, Police would just think that it was another random shooting in the area.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
With all of this information put together, it was becoming even clearer to investigators that Chin Chien had to be the one responsible for Kevin's shooting. But like I said earlier, it didn't appear to be some random road rage incident. it seemed personal. So by this point, police needed to figure out why Chin-Chan seemingly targeted Kevin. And pretty quickly, police made their connection.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
On Facebook, they saw that Chin-Chan was friends with Kevin's fiance, Zion Perry. When they spoke with her, she told them that she had met Chin-Chan at MIT, where they both had been studying for their undergraduate degrees. She said that they were only ever acquaintances. There was never any sort of like close friendship or any romantic interest of any kind.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
They met through various Christian groups on campus where they interacted in person on occasion. Then the two spoke on Facebook occasionally between January and April of 2019 before all communications stopped. By November of that year, the messages continued, again, on occasion.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
By May of 2020, Xinqian messaged Zion to congratulate her on graduating MIT and asked her if he could call her via Zoom, but she politely declined. That was literally the extent of their conversations. By August 23, 2020, Zion made a Facebook post to announce that she would be joining her boyfriend Kevin at Yale in just one week.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
Then by January 30th, 2021, she made another post announcing their engagement. Just one week after that, by February 6th, 2021, Kevin was shot and killed in the middle of the road. So, although it's never been officially confirmed that this was the motive, it seems like this had to be.
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Genius MIT Grad Turned Delusional Stalker Realizes Police Discovered his TINY Mistake...
He was a genuinely good human being and everyone in his life felt lucky to know him. By January of 2020, Kevin was out on a church retreat in Norwalk when he met a young woman named Zion Perry. Zion was an undergraduate student at MIT, but she was looking forward to starting her doctorate in biophysics at Yale the following year. While on the retreat, the two connected and became fast friends.
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Chin-chan most likely had some sort of secret obsession with Zion that neither she nor Kevin knew anything about. And we have seen this type of situation before. A person sees someone from across the room and just decides that they need them. In their head, every interaction is so meaningful and they start thinking there's some hidden meaning behind it all.
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Zion accepting his friend request on Facebook. It must mean she secretly loves him. Her responding to his messages on occasion. It's because she's in love with him. This delusion builds and builds until it all comes crashing down. He probably thought that Kevin was stealing her away from him, even though he was never with her to begin with.
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And with that, Chin-Chan felt that if he couldn't have her, then no one could. And so he tracked Kevin down and shot him to death. Based on all of this information, and now that they had a motive, officers issued an international arrest warrant for Chin-Chan's involvement in Kevin's murder. For the months that followed, detectives continued in their manhunt for him.
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They knew it would take a lot of time and effort. They were looking for a brilliant MIT graduate who was studying artificial intelligence and would certainly know enough about technology to throw them off and stay hidden.
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So, from March through May, they carefully watched Chin Chan's parents to see if they would lead them to their son. Thankfully, their patience did ultimately pay off. By May, US Marshals followed Chin-Chan's parents to Georgia once again, though this time they were traveling with another couple.
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The thought was that they brought this other couple unwittingly to make it look like they were just taking a normal trip with friends, but that isn't what they were doing. By May 7th, the two couples stayed one night in a hotel in Georgia where Hong was seen making a call.
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According to the hotel clerk, Hong asked to use his phone to make a call, but deleted the phone number before handing him back the phone. Despite her deleting the number though, officers were still able to track that call, which led them to a boarding house in Montgomery, Alabama.
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Once they tracked the location and figured out what room Qin Qian was staying in, which had been rented to him under a false name, the US Marshals called in what they called a small army to surround Qin Qian for his arrest. But when they got there, according to one officer, he just came out and said that he knew he was who they were looking for. He was then arrested without incident.
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At the time of his arrest, he was actually carrying about $19,000 in cash, multiple cell phones, 7 SIM cards as well as his father's passport. It was clear that Qin Qian was planning his escape and was going to try and use his father's passport to get out of the country, most likely to go to Shanghai where he was said to have family ties and a lot of money.
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Once he was arrested though, he was actually given a 20 million dollar bond because he was clearly a flight risk. which at this point, I don't see why they wouldn't just deny bond, but that's neither here nor there. At first, he pleaded not guilty to his charges.
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For the three years that followed, his case was delayed and delayed numerous times with his attorneys saying that they needed more time to review the evidence. He also had to undergo a competency hearing to determine if he was capable of standing trial. It wasn't until November of 2022 that when it was finally decided that he was competent. Then by April of 2023, Chin Chan switched attorneys.
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His private attorney was replaced by a public defender. Yet another delay in the case. But finally, by February 29th, 2024, just about three years after Kevin's murder, Chin Chan actually changed his plea. He pleaded guilty to his charges. To me, I think the first attorney was trying to find any possible way to defend his client. I think he tried the mental health angle and that didn't work.
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At that time, Zion was finishing out her senior year remotely at home in Pennsylvania. So, for the following months, the two saw each other at a few more conferences and once when she visited Yale for a tour. They had also been chatting online via Facebook or through texts and phone calls.
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He submitted any and all delays to give him more time to try and discredit the evidence the prosecution had. but I think it got to a point where he felt that there just wasn't much he could do, so he was replaced. And after his new attorney saw the evidence, I think that he truly felt that the best chance Chin Chin had at a lighter sentence was just pleading out, so that is what he did.
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After pleading guilty to the charges of murder, he was handed a sentence of 35 years in prison. He is scheduled to be released in 2056 when he's 65 years old.
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By this point, his parents have yet to be charged with anything, even though it seems pretty obvious that they were trying to help a fugitive stay hidden. But I guess that's beyond the point. After his plea, the prosecution basically said that they had an overwhelming amount of evidence to convict him. So this truly was his best option.
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And after everything that we've heard up to this point, I would have to agree. And for Kevin's family and his fiance, they can at least know that justice has been served, even though it will never take away the massive hole that Kevin's death has certainly left in each and every one of them.
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Of course, everyone in this case was absolutely devastated that such an intelligent, kind, compassionate young man was taken from this earth for absolutely no reason. Like I said, I truly think that Chin-Chan had some sort of delusion in his head which made him believe that Zion was his and when she announced her engagement, he couldn't handle it and took out his rage on Kevin.
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They really connected on their deep Christian values while also realizing that they just got along so well and had a lot in common. Finally, by May of 2020, the two decided to start a relationship. They spent the following months visiting each other back and forth, mostly with Kevin going to Pennsylvania to visit Zion for a day or so at a time.
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Again, this has never been confirmed that this was the motive, but the fact that this happened just a week after the announcement was made... makes it seem like this is what prompted this and then him going months before that and doing all those random shootings i think he did that after the announcement was made that she would be joining kevin at yale maybe to scare her off or again
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because he had been planning to shoot Kevin this entire time and just wanted to make it look like a random string of shootings. I don't think that it's a coincidence that this all happened right after these announcements were made.
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It's just so sad that Zion and Kevin had this whole future they were so excited for and was just ripped away from them by someone who they could have never suspected had these delusions in his head. But you all heard what I think about this case and now I want to hear from you guys. What do you think Chin-Chan's motive was? Do you agree with me and think that it was because of the engagement?
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What do you think of the investigation that led to his arrest? And do you think he got enough time in prison for what he did? And do you think he'd made the right move by pleading guilty? Let's discuss this and any other thoughts you have in the comments below.
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And I hope to see you next time. Bye.
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The two loved going on adventures, including hiking all around the area, visiting national parks, going fishing, and even gardening. They just loved being outside and made sure to take the time to really take in the world around them and thank God for creating such beauty. By August of 2020, Zion moved to New Haven to start her PhD program at Yale.
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For two months after her move, Kevin did actually move to Texas to go through a training program with the National Guard. But after that, Kevin returned to New Haven, and finally, the couple was living in close proximity. They were both so excited that they were finally able to spend more time together.
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They continued on with their hiking dates, exploring the area in New Haven and the surrounding areas. By January 30th, the two visited Wadsworth State Park to visit the waterfall and explore. It was then when Kevin popped the question asking Zion to marry him. She happily accepted and now the two were engaged. As you can see, this was the most exciting time in their young lives.
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So much to look forward to, so many memories to create together. But just about a week later, all that potential, everything they were looking forward to in their future was ripped away from them. That day, February 6, 2021, by around 8.33 p.m., New Haven police received multiple phone calls who reported hearing numerous gunshots in the area.
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before going on the run and sending officers on a wild goose chase. What first seemed like a random act of violence soon became a twisted web that investigators spent months untangling until they revealed a crystal clear picture, which ultimately led them directly to their suspect. With that being said, let's just get started.
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before seeing a dark-colored SUV fling the scene near the intersection of Lawrence and Nickel Streets. The area that this was was in New Haven, right by Zion's apartment. Now, once officers arrived, they discovered a young man lying in the middle of the road wearing a yellow and black jacket while holding a camouflage backpack.
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He was located about 100 feet away from his silver Prius, which had been put in park in the middle of the street. It was obvious the victim had suffered from multiple gunshot wounds to the face. Around his body, officers noted at least four projectiles from the gun used to shoot him. And of course, this young man would be identified as 26-year-old Kevin Jiang, who was pronounced dead at the scene.
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As detectives started their investigation, they spoke with several witnesses in the area, one of whom reported seeing a black GMC Terrain fleeing the scene after the shots were fired. Another said that they saw the SUV being driven by a white or light-skinned male wearing jeans and a black shirt.
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Then, another witness who lived on that street reported looking out their window after hearing shots fired, which was followed by a scream. The witness reported seeing a tall, slender, light-skinned male standing over Kevin, firing two shots down at him as he laid on the street. Then he got back into his black SUV and drove away.
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After hearing from these witnesses, they started going door to door to see if anyone had surveillance footage that captured the incident, and sure enough, somebody did. On that footage officers heard the sound of a car crash shortly before a silver Toyota Prius enters the frame followed by a black SUV which appeared to be following close behind.
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The Prius then stops before the hazards are turned on. So it seems that maybe this SUV hit the Prius and then so they pulled up into the street stopped and turned their hazards on. The SUV was then seen reversing towards the intersecting street before it's heard colliding with another vehicle out of frame.
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You then see Kevin exiting his Prius and then walking towards the SUV before both move out of frame. Just seconds later, you hear eight shots fired off in quick succession, then a brief scream before a few more shots are heard. Seconds later, the SUV is seen traveling past the Prius headed east down the road with its headlights turned off. So again, this Small crash seemed to have happened.
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He pulled over, he got out of his car to see what was going on, and then he was confronted and shot. After the discovery of Kevin's body, he was sent off to the medical examiner for an autopsy. There, it was discovered that he had been shot a total of eight times. There was evidence of stippling on the left side of his face, indicating that the three shots to his face were fired at close range.
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He had also been shot in the torso and extremities. The gun used to shoot him was a .45 caliber and three of the projectiles were found still inside his face while the remaining were collected at the scene. Of course, his cause of death was determined to be the result of his gunshot wounds and his manner of death is homicide.
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Kevin Jiang was born on Valentine's Day, so February 14, 1994, in Iowa City, Iowa, to parents Leo and Ming-Ching Jiang. Kevin spent most of his childhood growing up in Chicago, Illinois, where he eventually joined a youth group and developed a deep love for the church and Jesus. After high school, he joined the military, which landed him in Seattle, Washington, serving on the U.S.
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At first, officers investigating the scene wondered if this was a case of extreme road rage that ended in tragedy. After all, there had been a string of shootings in the area in the months before Kevin's death. There were shots fired in December of 2020, then again in January, and lastly on February 5th, just before Kevin's death.
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No one was hurt in any of those incidents, but still someone or multiple someones were going around and shooting off guns in the area and causing trouble. But after seeing that surveillance video and hearing from the witness who saw the shooting, they started to think that there was a lot more to this story. It seemed a lot more personal.
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The person who shot Kevin did so right in his face, very close up to his face as we heard from the autopsy. and then continued firing off more shots even after he was lying on the ground not moving. There had to be more to this story.
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Now, by around 8.57 p.m. on the same day as the shooting, so February 6th, officers in the nearby town of North Haven responded to another seemingly unrelated incident. They had received a call from a security guard at Sims Metal Management, a scrap yard located right near the entrance to the highway. The caller said that a black SUV had driven through his yard.
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When officers responded, they found the black SUV stuck in the snow on some railway tracks right behind that scrapyard. When they approached, they saw an unassuming-looking 30-ish-year-old Asian man in the driver's seat.
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He smiled as he explained to officers that he made a wrong turn as he tried to get onto the highway, which led towards Massachusetts, then accidentally drove onto the train tracks, and now his car was stuck. When officers ran the license plate and registration, the driver was identified as Chin-Chan Pan of Massachusetts. Chin-Chan was a graduate of MIT with no criminal record.
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During the interaction, he appeared very calm and put together, so officers didn't think anything of this. They get people all the time taking wrong turns after missing the highway. It literally happens every single day. But the vehicle he was driving, the GMC Terrain, came back as being stolen.
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Initially, Cheng Qian told officers that the SUV was his, but then he said it was a rental, though he couldn't provide the rental agreement. He also couldn't explain why the car was listed as stolen, but he said that he didn't do anything wrong. Officers would later discover that the car had been stolen from a dealership in Massachusetts.
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Still though, officers didn't necessarily think that Chin Chien did anything wrong given his clean record and calm demeanor. He may have been borrowing a car and didn't know it was stolen. Who really knows? At that point, they called in a tow truck to remove the car from the trucks. After hitching the SUV, the driver drove Qin Qian to a nearby hotel.
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Army National Guard. He went on to graduate from the University of Washington in 2016 with his bachelor's degree in environmental studies. By 2019, he moved from Washington to New Haven, Connecticut, where he was accepted into Yale University's environmental program. There, he was pursuing his master's degree in environmental studies.
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Once they arrived, the driver said that he hopped out and jumped onto the flatbed to grab some items from the car. The driver told him to get off the flatbed multiple times, saying that he was concerned for his safety. But Qin Qian refused, saying that he really needed to get a backpack, but was adamantly against the driver from getting it.
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Eventually, the driver grabbed Qin Qian by his shirt and pulled him away from the SUV and then grabbed his items for him. This included a briefcase, a backpack, a jacket, and a blue bag. The driver said that these bags were all decently heavy.
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Then, after this strange interaction, Qin Qian finally went into the Best Western, and the tow truck driver headed towards the police station to drop off the SUV. Again, they weren't just going to release it back into Qin Qian's custody because it was reported stolen, so the officers were going to examine the car.
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Like I said, this interaction with North Haven police officers didn't stand out as much of anything out of the ordinary. It was about 20 minutes after the shooting in New Haven but they hadn't even received word yet of a black SUV being involved. It was also in a different town so they didn't make any connection.
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By the following morning, though, North Haven police received a call from an employee at an Arby's to report that they found a discarded bag that contained a handgun. An officer responded, and upon examining the bag, the officer found a .45 caliber gun along with several boxes of ammunition, three license plates, and some clothing.
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But some of the items found definitely piqued the officer's interest. Now, the officer who responded was Sergeant Jeffrey Mills, and he was the same officer who responded to the SUV stuck on the tracks the previous night. In the bag, he found a yellow jacket, a black briefcase, and a blue bag with the Massachusetts logo on it.
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These were the same items that he spotted in the back of the SUV that Chin Chien was driving. This Arby's was also located right across the street from the Best Western where he was staying. By this point, he had been notified of the shooting in New Haven that involved a black SUV, and now the dots were starting to connect.
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The black SUV drove away from the scene, then was trying to get on the highway to leave the state, but then got stuck on the railroad tracks after taking a wrong turn. The same bags spotted in the SUV were now turning up at an Arby's that was right next to where Qin Qian was staying. All of these factors adding up were far too much to be a coincidence.
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Sergeant Mills contacted the New Haven Police Department to inform them of what he found. Shortly after making this call, New Haven detectives met Sergeant Mills at the Best Western in hopes of finding Chin Chien Pan. They located the room he reserved but found that Chin Chien was not there. In fact, the room appeared as if no one had stayed in that room that night.
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This led them to searching all around the area surrounding the hotel, but they couldn't locate him anywhere. After this, officers went to that car dealership in Massachusetts to figure out what was going on with the stolen SUV. There, an employee said that Chin-Chan had been there, I believe, the day prior and asked to test drive the car, but he just drove off in the car and never returned.
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Kevin was described by those who loved him as a warm-hearted, jubilant young man with a comforting smile. He loved music and the arts. He was a talented piano player and dancer, always making his presence known on the dance floor. He was the type of person who could connect with just about anyone around him and was always there to lend a helping hand to anyone who needed it.
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Based on this, police were able to obtain a warrant for his arrest in relation to the stolen vehicle. By February 8th, officers went to the address listed on Chin-Chan's license to arrest him. This was the home where he lived with his parents, but when they arrived, they found that no one was home. not Chin Chin or his parents. At this point, officers believed that he was the man who shot Kevin.
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I'll help you. I'll help you. Shall we get you an ambulance?
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Für zwei Stunden sitzt er um die Kante, schließlich klingelt er Triple Zero, alertiert die Polizei an einem Körper an der Schule. Sein Anruf wurde von Operatoren getrackt. Als die Polizei kam, war er weg. Bis heute Morgen, um 7.40 Uhr, hat ein Gruppe von Tradesländern, die auf der Kante arbeiteten, etwas zwischen den Steinen gesehen.
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This almost seems like something out of a TV show. It's hard to really even accept that it's real. Rough weather made it challenging for crews. Early this afternoon a body was retrieved, believed to be that of the 24-year-old sports teacher.
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9 News has been told that Paul and Lily actually visited this street three weeks ago to see one of Lily's friends. There is a belief among some residents here that that is how Paul discovered this location, where he's suspected of returning to following Lily's murder. Heute, in der Schule, in der Lilly arbeitete, wurden Blumen für den sehr liebten Waterpolo-Coach gelegt.
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Freunde erinnern sich an sie als talentierten Tänzer. While from her family we are devastated and heartbroken by the loss of our beautiful Lily James. She was vibrant, outgoing and very much loved by her friends and family. We are tremendously grateful for the support of the community at this difficult time.
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The manhunt for her suspected killer may be over, but for this young woman's family the grief will never end.
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In the very community where Lily James lived, locals gathered in grief and disbelief, lighting a candle for the third woman in the area lost to domestic violence this year, the 55th victim in Australia. Her smile has been seen far and wide this week, just 21 years old, the picture of innocence lost, now hoping to be a symbol of change. The tears and flowers continued.
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Fly high, beautiful girl, this card reads, left by the Danebrook Aquatic Center, where Lily was a champion swimmer. Her best friend Christina paying tribute to Lily, saying, for 16 years you were my sister and my everything. I love you more than anything in this entire world. We had so much planned together, so much to do and so much to experience. You will forever be my angel above.
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It's 8.47 Wednesday night. Paul Tyson arrives at Diamond Bay Reserve in Vaucluse, an hour after he's suspected of killing his ex-girlfriend, 21-year-old Lily James, in a bathroom at St. Andrews Cathedral School. Here he's seen walking down a path before allegedly dumping the murder weapon, a hammer, in a bin and driving off.
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Keeping the romance alive post-baby, it is just so much harder to do in reality than in theory.
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No, and it was the gifts before. What gifts before did I return? No, no, no. You never wear them.
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I remember the first sweatsuit I got you was a Kiss sweatsuit, and within six weeks of me getting it for you, when we were moving out of New York, it was in your throwout pile.
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And I was just like... What am I doing here? Like, what am I doing here?
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Because I took it out of the throwout pile and I was like, Alex, if I get you a gift, you need to at least pretend you like it for a year, not six weeks.
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How many times have you worn the sneakers I got you for that Christmas?
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Only time I've ever seen you wear them is when I wear them and when Tate wears them. And you're like, oh, maybe I'll put those shoes you got me that I hate on so I can match the two of you. Okay? I love the gifts you give me. It's exactly like my college girlfriend taught me. You're going to lose the gift privilege.
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So I'm telling you, I'm communicating in front of way too many people on the internet. Yeah.
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No, you need to give me better guidance. You need to give me better guidance because I'm operating blind. I'm flying blind and it's not working and I'm not getting in the plane. Getting in the plane right now is not comfortable and I'm a nervous flyer. I'm a really nervous fly. You know, turbulence. I know, but... The one thing I don't like is turbulence.
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I think that if the babysitter cancels on you, they owe you a freebie.
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I don't. I really don't. We got to own our strengths and own our weaknesses, Alex.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
So then, like, get drunk, tell Julie, and have Julie tell me.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
So romanticize it and get drunk. Like, oh my God, how amazing would it be if Harrison got me that?
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
I just swallowed a lot of ice, so... I went and I got barbecue today by myself. And I think that getting barbecue by myself may be my favorite thing to do.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Summation. I make up words. Okay. I don't know if that's not – Yeah, I don't – I should be taking the lead and bringing the dating component of our life back. And I've been slacking and I'm surprised I've been slacking but time has been tough.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
I'm so much happier she came than she didn't come.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Just got a pound of brisket, half pound of turkey, and... You like eating alone, though? Oh, is it? Well, if it's the right food and I can focus on the food, loved it.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Yeah. I, I, Funny enough, I don't really have anything to add. I think from the guy's perspective, it's a really unique phenomenon because the physical side, the degree of tear, I think...
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
I really think it's the best barbecue in the world.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
that side resonates is is much easier to resonate because we understand like well you can see that you can see it but the hormonal side is something that like we're just not feeling and especially with how different it is for so many people like if i talk to one friend i could you know
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
I've talked to now a lot of friends about this and so I see how everyone sits on different ends of the spectrum but like I could see how if you talk to only one or two people you could get really nervous because their experience could be the opposite of yours and this is one thing where like I did a lot of reading because like like a lot of stuff with this I was really you know I thought that you'd have a kid
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
you deal with the physical recovery and then things are back to normal. And like, I just didn't, wasn't aware of the hormonal effect and it's so well documented. And, um, and there's a, yeah, a lot, a lot to be read on the matter, but I hope you're okay.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Yeah, I had such a traumatic experience at the dentist where they're charging me more money and more money and more money. So it's funny. I'm a little annoyed at you today, so, like, hopefully you bringing this up first lets me bring my guard down. So it was a smart move by you, the podcast, because I was just kind of going to sit here and be snappy, but now I'm kind of getting into the vibe.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Yeah, you just got to read the room. Yeah. I don't know. I felt like my approach was reading the room and so maybe that would work for other people.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
But confusing until you read or until I read up on the effects of breastfeeding and postpartum and just honestly started talking to more people about it. And I think one of the nice things about It's almost like there's the parent club of people that you just start having different elements of conversation that otherwise you wouldn't. I kind of feel like we're rambling here.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Yeah. I think a driver of romance is sharing in new and memorable experiences with someone that you care deeply about. And I look at what we go through on a day-to-day basis in watching her grow and
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
learn and roll and and you know really become a real you know I mean she is a human and but I don't want to say become a real life human but like she feels like you know yeah but like more aware yeah aware she can interact and so going through those experience with experiences with you and even when we get off on our own time like it just it all feels like a
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
A giant part of like our romantic story. Does that make any sense?
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
I hate you. Okay. So here's what's going on. So I go in. I actually have a great cleaner. I actually really like this cleaner. She's awesome.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Because now we get to do these things together, which are, you know, the enjoyment of seeing her laugh and doing that with you is so special. I don't know if romance is the right word, but... No, it does feel romantic. It's a massive connector, I think. At least what you said before about how I've never viewed you...
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
uh i've never been more attracted to as i am today a large part of that is one watching the role you take as a mother but then two going through these day-to-day um experiences with you and and and her and watching her grow do you know one thing though that does help me with it is um
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
But it's also like we're – I think importantly we're still so early in this process that I do see how we could end up in that honeymoon phase and we'll see how it all shakes out. I feel like we're talking a little too much like we have it all figured out and we don't. But in the current moment, we're having a good time.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
The whole experience there is amazing. It's the opposite of the dentist. That should be their tagline. Terry Blacks, we're the opposite of the dentist.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
My hygienist. She's awesome. And so I always request her and then the dentist keep rotating. But on my way out, they...
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
When you look at what your body is doing and what it is creating, it makes sense that there's a lot going on.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Well, I also feel like it has to be exacerbated because like you're operating with no wiggle room. Like she is literally going from pump to bottle to her mouth.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
come and they stop me and they tell me that i owe i owe a thousand dollars and i thought this had been settled hasn't been settled but i've got to the bottom of what happened so when i first showed up there they sat me down and they asked me if i wanted a deep clean i said yes and
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
And write for things to change. Of course. What I would like to do, and not on today's episode, because I feel like there hasn't been any form of prep done on it, is I do want to talk about formula.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
I'm proud of how you have been carrying the responsibility and while you call it pumping prison, the walls of that prison you've expanded dramatically. And whether that's pumping in restaurants or pumping at sports games and like you're not letting it keep you glued to the house. And I think that that's awesome.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
And I think from the guy's perspective, what I've seen is like this takes such a big toll on you. And so like –
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
The key to your heart when you were pregnant to me was food. And so my day was spent waking up and understanding what your food cravings were for that day and making sure that I delivered on them. And as I think we've spoken about before, you went through a baked potato era. You went through a chicken finger era. You went through a steak era. You went through a Sprite era.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
They went to my insurance provider and they checked my insurance provider's website to see one, if the deep clean was covered. And then two, looked at the list of services to see if any, I received any services that had limits on them. There was no listed service of a deep clean. So they gave me the deep clean. Then they filed the claim with my insurance provider.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Yeah, because that obviously was a huge help for you. And from my end, it was like... once again, the guy isn't dealing with it. And so like you complaining about how you feel or telling me how you feel, how shitty you feel. It's like, it's not going, it's never going to hit the same way as if you're telling someone who's going through it with you.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Yeah, it's probably going to sound like we're making this up because so many parents live and die by these sleep schedules. And we've been very loose with it. And yes, as you said, the focus has been on feeding every three hours and getting the minimum 25 ounces. But...
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
She naps when she seems to naturally want to nap and can do that most places and goes to bed when we go to bed and wakes up when we wake up and sleeps a good eight, 10 hours through the night. So we're very lucky on this one. It feels crazy coming out of my mouth.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
But the thing about... Do you want to talk about the dynamic when she goes to bed or is that not something we should talk about on the internet?
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
But you're also a master of pumping on the go.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
But I think that we got lucky with her on that. And I think if she like wasn't sleeping through the night, then we probably like we would be pivoting really hard. But I think because she is tracking the way she is because she's sleeping how many hours she is because she is getting the food she does. And we're very lucky about that. And that very well could change at any moment.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
That's allowed us to be a lot looser on the sleeping side.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
I just, I want to be mindful of like not being know-it-all parents who have had a child for four months and, you know.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
And my insurance provider's like, well, he had a deep clean in the past 12 months. And they're like, well, it's not listed on the website. There's no record of history for the deep clean. They're just like, too bad. He had one. So now I'm stuck paying $1,000.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
I like to make fun of myself and I feel like I haven't made fun of myself a lot this episode.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Just, no. She does not care if the bottle is hot or the bottle is cold.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Okay, so... Do we want to transition to things we damned each other?
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Well, this is a podcast that we do not talk about our sex lives. And we...
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Okay. That'll be next time I give you a...
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Yeah. Well, I like your commitment to that segment. It's like the Alex likes it and thinks it's funny and Harrison sits there awkwardly.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Is that like good? Good story? Bad story? What do you think?
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
The ladies in the room seem underwhelmed.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
I was driving home and I was like, you know what would make this better is a pound of meat.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
The whole experience there is amazing. It's the opposite of the dentist. That should be their tagline. Terry Black's are the opposite of the dentist. We're great.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
But I feel like when something like that comes out of your mouth, the initial instinct is going to be like, what are you talking about? She was here for four weeks. But with this specific person, with Jane, the level of care that she had for Tate and our neighbor's kid was like... It was really deep.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Every day, throughout the day, there was always just status updates around how their mood was, what was going on with their feeding schedules. Were they fussy? Were they happy? Were they fun? Um, you know, all the little activities that, that she would take them on. If like there was an irregularity of like, Hey, she hasn't pooped in 12 hours.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
She's letting you know, like she's just like really cared and understood the kids. And I think like that is the hope that, that transfers through to, to, to Maria. Yeah. And I hope that we're honest here. She's a day and a half in, everything seems great so far, but we also don't know.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
For sure. But I felt like the same with the night nurse as well.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Because she was really caring. There's so many emotional parts, like, yeah, because you still... But I think they need to be, like, I think that some people are transactional with it and others are, like, really... develop relationships with the kid and and like take it to another element of caring.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
And I think what we saw with Jane was the latter, where she just like she really cared about the kids. Didn't feel like she was like just collecting a paycheck. It felt like she like she cared. Yeah.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Yeah, I, like, I, in theory, was comfortable with it. In reality, like, I just was not. Like, it is so different when, like, she'd never watched it a child. Like, I think the fact. She'd watched a two-year-old. She never watched the four-month-old. I think the fact that it was even in consideration is crazy.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
So what's the minimum amount of time – like what's the minimum amount of experience you want your babysitter to have before watching your kid?
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Like – I want like probably minimum 10.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Yeah. And I think that the other thing I'd like to do is if it's under 10, and I think like what would have been cool to do with this girl is actually have her come and have the first time they babysit us be in the house. And so that way, like they can get a feel for things. They understand her cues.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
We can like, the thing that, that, that like flipped with me on Saturdays, obviously it may seem as like, she may not know how to change a diaper.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
And yeah, I'm, I'm really happy that we canceled.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
You got to go to the dentist once every three months.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
The risk reward was just off to me. So.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Yeah. But now here's my take because we've had so many babysitters cancel on us day of. I think that if the babysitter cancels on you, they owe you a freebie. That? Under 24 hours. I think we should set a babysitter policy and we'll have two or three babysitters in the loop and we'll say, here's our deal. We'll give you 24 hours notice. You give us 24 hours notice.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
It's like Uber needs to do this, how Uber charges us the cancellation fee, but when the drivers cancel on us, the drivers don't get charged a cancellation fee.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
Every three months. Have you not noticed that a lot of people, they get a lot of plaque buildup? And I'm very not into the plaque buildup.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
I feel like there's certain things in life that I'm like normally like really good at doing. And I feel like one of those things would have been like keeping the romance alive post-baby. It is just so much harder to do in –
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
reality than in theory like i love date nights i love date nights just with you but like finding that time has been fucking hard and even as i think about it now like we're gone this weekend we get back and we're not gonna have any time for a date night when we're gone because we have the wedding and then we're going to a wedding in whistler guys i'm very excited um i'm excited too this this guy was one of my first friends ever
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
winter cocktail sign me up um and and then we're back monday and then we have that week so i feel like after that exhausting weekend we're not going to want to go out that week at earliest thursday but i assume low-key so like the first time i could take you out for a date night is friday if you want to do friday that's after next week's pod so we want to get you on a date before next week's pod and what's friday
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
I like do not have your gift. And I'm going on record. I need to be told what to get you. So however you want to do that, you can do it. Maybe you back channel it through Julie. But like I'm not running around buying you a pair of boots or a bag that you return.
Two Parents & A Podcast
S*x, intimacy & date nights post-baby
What are you? You lost... You lost the element of romanticism when you returned every single one of my Christmas gifts.
Unfiltered Soccer with Landon Donovan and Tim Howard
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Education.
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Snacks. Snacks, yeah. Not so many clothes, actually.
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Yeah, I guess so. I was going to ask who you lost to.
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So then... Okay, so we finally make it... She just flips on that gigantic water bottle. I just want a giant hamster bottle. She's like...
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We're Out of Time
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Fire. Why is that though? Because they haven't asserted their independence yet.
We're Out of Time
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And it's my grandma. It's not my mother.
We're Out of Time
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And one of her sons said to me, She's not suffering. And I said, yes, she is. So I waited these people out.
We're Out of Time
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And after three days, her other two sons left and I was there alone. And I would sit there and hold her hand and rub her feet And I was like, what am I going to do when this woman goes?
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And so after he went, that's when we started getting close.
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So I called the head nurse in and I said, hey, I don't want this anymore. deal with this right now and I want to see you every hour and I want you coming in here and doing this every hour okay and she said okay they knew and every hour they gave her two more trips and this woman would not die with me in the room she would not do it
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And I said, we're dealing with your grandmother. Sit down. Say goodbye. And he runs out of the room and he calls my mother.
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And she says, leave my mother alone. And I'm like, just as I'm talking to my mother, there's a light above the room. And it went on. When my brother was holding her hand. And it was perfect. Because she wouldn't have gone with me holding her hand in the room.
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And I know she forgave him at the end. Anyway. That's beautiful. Yeah. I don't know.
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That's your moral compass.
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None. At all. At all. Okay, well, that was depressing.
We're Out of Time
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Right. So anyway, yeah. Yeah.
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Okay? That destroys everything. Yeah. That is too much to bear.
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I know a lot of cops, and they get asked all the time, have you ever had to shoot your gun? Sometimes the answer is yes. But there's a company dedicated to a future where the answer will always be no. Across the country, cops called this taser the revolution. But not everyone was convinced it was that simple.
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I know a lot of cops, and they get asked all the time, have you ever had to shoot your gun? Sometimes the answer is yes. But there's a company dedicated to a future where the answer will always be no. Across the country, cops called this taser the revolution. But not everyone was convinced it was that simple.
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From Lava for Good and the team that brought you Bone Valley comes a story about what happened when a multibillion-dollar company dedicated itself to one visionary mission. This is Absolute Season 1, Taser Incorporated.
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Listen to new episodes of Absolute Season 1, Taser Incorporated, on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Binge episodes 1, 2, and 3 on May 21st and episodes 4, 5, and 6 on June 4th. Add free at Lava for Good Plus on Apple Podcasts.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
the christmas kiss heard round the world
They built a rope swing and Lauren killed herself.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
the christmas kiss heard round the world
Ooh, what else do we got to talk about?
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Isn't that what happened? It was stupid.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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That whole book is super dark. It's all about grief, isn't it?
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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No, not suicide. I didn't mean you killed yourself on purpose. I mean you killed yourself swinging.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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What's your favorite Christmas memory?
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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And that's when they sent you to podcast producer school. Yep. I actually remember my dad when we got an air hockey and a ping pong table, I think, in the same year.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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I don't know that I've heard that LA is like the best food. I feel like all the best chefs go to like New York.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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What about this? Coffee restaurant in the Alps called Al Pacino.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Oh, yeah. No, we're not talking about that in our segments.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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For me, the highlight was that one episode Binder filled in.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Wasn't there one episode Binder filled in?
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I don't know. Right as I said it, I was like, I don't know.
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Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Chat GPT. That was an idea I had.
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We only like the way that you are when you're on your medication.
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If you guys all don't like and subscribe, Lauren's going to have a crash out.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Oh, yeah. Or people that have 69ed.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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I mean, Mr. Bean was huge. You might have ever seen when he does, what's that one silly thing he does? I don't know.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Football is 17. Tennis is a hundred.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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And he said, don't worry about it, man. So the company bought me toilet paper.
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I don't think I'm ever going to make it in general. I'm just trying to last long enough to where I can win the lottery or something.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Wait, real quick, sign up for the Miami Handle World. This is not it. It's at 71 years old.
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Really? Yeah. I'm not the most hungry I've ever been. Oh.
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Okay, sure. But we're not shaming here.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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What you do to get me off. Oh, she was on SNL.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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That's how I found out about Mount Joy is they were opening for Rainbow Kid Surprise and Camp was opening for Rainbow Kid Surprise too.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Hanging out with y'all ain't that entertaining.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Yeah. Because of that one incident I had in middle school.
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Yeah, I don't know. I didn't really think that one through.
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I put my underwear in the oven before I went out.
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Dude, I got. I don't know. I mean, I think you're scary. Yeah.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Wait, they did one in Utah in 2010? Dude, it was like a... Click on Ronnie Lee Gardner. What? He was executed by firing squad in the state of Utah in 2010?
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Agree, that's what I'm saying. But that's what I'm saying isn't to spell that.
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I'll tell you about it later. Jesus is nuts.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Yeah, I don't understand how is it going off 20 times a day.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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I don't know what to even ask for, though. I just told him some shit from L.L.
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Ooh! Sorry. I just started thinking about cookies.
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Now we're going out of Terabithia. Obama, what are you doing here? Well, the thing about Terabithia is we're going to build a bridge.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Well, we're... Now this is Biden. Well, we're not Terabithians. There's an old man. Michael Boseman. Terabithians were all there. The Terabs. We were all the Terabs.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Wait, do you mean you don't know if you want to present yourself as a mustache guy? You think you gotta decide that now?
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How to stop... Is beard burn ruining your makeup?
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Yeah, you're going to knock those out of the park. King's Hawaiian.
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Why would he call the cops? What are they gonna do?
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Nothing. Had beef with... I'm just looking at you listening.
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Are you trying to prank me? What are you, like... Is this a real story?
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I don't know. I just don't trust anything that comes out of your mouth anymore.
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And you were you kept looking at me weird and smiling because I thought you knew maybe I was just trying to follow.
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And they're going to get frozen bananas. Sure.
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Oh, last night I went to a place called Yoga Ert. Yoga Ert.
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Yes. So the whole concept of this place, it's kind of like soft serve ice cream, but it's made out of almonds and cashews. So it's like healthy. And I guess they're trying to incorporate like the wellness, like yoga. Because me and Troy were waiting in line for ice cream and it was not moving. Troy was like, is there a dead guy like behind there working?
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Like we were actually standing- Weekend at Bernie's? No, we were standing there for 10 minutes.
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here of cosmic proportions yeah but in like the furthest possible bathroom great that's the only bathroom i poop in now yeah which for the record someone peed all over the seat today and i almost sat in it guilty um it was a crime to be a guy did i tell you guys about this insane new taco taco bell yeah it's not good i don't get it what i almost ordered it but okay for everyone let's go seriously you guys get the cantina chicken crispy taco i had this
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I try to not go on my phone if I wake up in the middle of the night.
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I'm excited to join your Lego live stream again.
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Side hustling. Oh, I am house sitting this weekend for my neighbors with the... Do you guys remember those two beagles that I've watched?
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Roadmap, roadmap. How long have we been going, Lauren? 53 minutes.
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Can be like a little mixology. Oh, wait, you know what else? Remember when we were going to do a raffle, like a shuffle of two truths and a lie? Yeah. Do you guys have two truths and a lie?
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Lauren, well... Lauren Wall ESD. All right. Who's going to win? Will.
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Oh, I would be, like, shitting my pants as a kid.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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What? You just have to click the X. Oh, I saw that.
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Let's see. um oh that is what i mean oh no no no why means river it's not clear the exact meaning of both names but it's believed that iroquois means river of birds and paraguay is either beauty river river of the love it all right love it true ears and pitches love it yeah all right pitches paraguay was sorry i'm thinking about paraguay it was it was really fucking cool yeah gorgin yeah
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All right. First pitch from the Playmates is from Henry Parent. Henry says. Henry Parent? Yeah. That's awesome. That's a cool last name. All right. His question is, what is the one thing wrong about the Super Bowl?
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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He says everyone hates the teams playing in it. That was our first answer. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So they will become players on whatever team they beat and same with the NFL for whoever they lost to, NFL and Nitro Bowl.
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I had to work on that when I worked at Fox, like cover all the games. It was like-
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um all right should we hear some should we hear another pitch yeah another pitch all right this next one thank you henry next one is from lauren mccloskey she says well mac do you ever accidentally black out then wake up with crippling anxiety yeah yeah lauren yep yep yep no i literally i literally responded needed this on saturday tell them what happened to you lauren
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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I just got a little too drunk on Saturday at my friend Caitlin's birthday. Also, you guys, if you listened to last week's episode, the boys made it a huge deal that they didn't get invited to Caitlin's party. They got invited, so they're just frauds.
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she said it'd be a owl all right lauren's solution is blacked in blacked in is a microscopic camera that turns on when your bac hits a certain threshold that constitutes short-term memory loss the phenomenon of blacking out the camera records the night from your pov so you know everything that happened that night and not be left wondering what you did and or how the people you interacted with responded to your chaos x all right wait keep come on let me finish
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Here's the best part. You can switch on a mode called safety mode that protects your mental health by using AI to detect negative conversations, physical altercations, embarrassing moments, and writes them over with positive interactions, leaving you to believe you did nothing wrong. The best part is all the video is muted so you can't hear your slurring and heavy footsteps.
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Also, you can coordinate your camera with your friend's camera so that when you watch it back, there are no discrepancies.
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You have to look at your phone while you're driving.
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Yum, yum, yum. I love apricots. I've been really into them recently.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Do you guys want to go to the liquor store after this and get some snacks? Liquor?
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I know where to spit it out. My preferred pizza as a child was cheese with black olives.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Wait, olives with tacos? I feel like that's interesting.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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For some reason, I forget that the camera, like, was invented. It was around. It's crazy.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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I wouldn't call that... In my brain, Charleston is not the South.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Yes, my sister lived there. Have you been? Okay. I've been there like three times.
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This isn't like an insult. This is just like a. I think it's a good thing.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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I feel like it's like a compliment, if anything.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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I feel like there are some negative connotations with the South.
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I feel like I will happily accept that I'm wrong. In my brain, I don't consider that the same.
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Wait, really quick story about Cheez-Its. This was so funny. Me and my friend, our guy friend, Oak, we called him Oak, I guess, because he was really tall. He, like, passed out drunk, and we, like, placed Cheez-Its on, like, every, like, every little corner of his body, and I just thought it was a funny...
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And we put him on his eyes, too, and it just looks scary. Like little cucumbers at a spa. Like little Coraline Button eyes.
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No, I think you've done it once, twice, or three times.
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Surely not more than once. And it definitely was in the early days, so we weren't that close yet, and I was like, oh, my God. That's worse.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Was that even a thing back then? You might edit.
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What's funny about you bringing this up is that me and Troy watched Airplane last night.
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Well, I fell asleep, but it was fucking ridiculous.
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That's so cool, though. Like, I would never do something like that at that age.
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Your honor, there's evidence here. You weren't even laughing with another buddy?
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Should we do Am I the Asshole? Yes. All right. Yes. This first one is... Wait, okay. Am I the Asshole? For telling a stranger it was weird that they chose to sit next to me when the public transit was mostly empty. I love it already. So, today I was on the streetcar and it was nearly empty. Pardon? I think you took a bus. This sounds like British or something.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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So here I was on the streetcar and it was nearly empty. About 20 seats were available. I was sitting by the window and this random stranger decided to sit right next to me. Naturally, I'm thinking, why sit right beside me when there was so many empty seats? So I said, why did you sit next to me? There are so many other seats open. It's just a little strange.
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The guy shot back with, do you own this seat? I can sit wherever I want. You're being unreasonable. I told him, sure, I don't own the spot. I just don't get why you'd pick the seat beside me when there are plenty of others. He basically repeated his point. And at that point, I decided to just get up and move because I didn't want to escalate things.
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But in my mind, it felt like an unwritten rule of public transit that there are a lot of empty seats you sit by yourself. So am I the asshole for saying something?
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This has happened similarly in a, in a, in what? I just like, my brain just shut off. When I was at the gym the other day, when I was at the gym the other day, I was standing in front of the mirror and like doing whatever. And like this lady comes over and like stands like two feet away from me and starts doing her workout. And like, it was like pretty empty.
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Like there were so many other places she could have stood.
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alright should we hear our last am I the asshole yeah let's do it if you've made it this far into the podcast comment bloop so that we know you've made it this far and you're one of our special guys everyone comment bloop nothing else just bloop am I the asshole for removing my group mates name in a group exam because she did not contribute anything throughout the course hello all I'm sorry yes because I've been her you've been the girl that has done all the work
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i've been both of those people yep yeah yeah all right good to learn hello all i am a senior in university for one of our courses we had a group exam and it was that thing where you choose your own group we needed to be a group of five but we were only three so this one girl asked if she could be in ours she had a reputation for not being actively involved but since we needed to be a group of five i reluctantly agreed throughout the course we had group projects to which she contributed absolutely nothing and
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In fact, during those group projects, I became increasingly frustrated as time went on. Then our midterms came along and it was a group exam where we had to be on site to take it. To nobody's surprise, she informed me through our class representative that she wouldn't be going to class.
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In the middle of the exam, she had the nerve to ask me if she was part of our group as if we did not include her in the first, second, third, and fourth time. At that point, I just gave up and excluded her totally. I did not reply to her message because we wanted to focus on the exam. It was time sensitive. Then afterwards, our class representative talked to me and- What is a class representative?
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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So the class rep talked to me and she sent me a screenshot of this girl asking her why I'm not replying. To this day, I still do not reply to her messages and now she's pretty upset at me. Sending me by the asshole.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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I was also the person like probably senior year where I would be like, Oh, I'll, I'll make the presentation or like, I'll make the PowerPoint and share it with you guys. So I would do all like the,
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Like the housekeeping in a way. Yeah. Yeah. You can set it up.
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There's like four million airplanes circling overhead. I know.
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Do you actually? Has this been fun? This one's great.
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Wait, let's hear it, Willie. I want to hear what you have to do.
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I'm going to steal the comfiest person ever's personality because I'm going to get really comfortable this weekend.
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Yep, yep, yep. And I'm going to eat some good food. Don't know who that is.
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Wait, what about, what are those, the cranberries?
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I'm so excited for Thanksgiving. I know. I love Thanksgiving.
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I was blind for an afternoon
Na, na, na, na, na. Da, da, da, da. Na, na, na, na.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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Hast du schon Kevin's Chili gesehen?
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Oh, when Strutter and I got in the Uber from the airport, our Uber driver was like, was like, yeah, man, I know, I know all the ghosts in this town.
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Guys, triple is born from a desire to blend THC's social buzz with the social ritual of sipping on a seltzer. Triple is currently available at grocery stores, liquor stores, bars and restaurants in Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Louisiana, Georgia and Florida. It will be available in Illinois, South Carolina, Arizona and Ohio by the end of the year. Looking at you, Naperville. Oh, darn.
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Was ist dein Lieblingspunkt beim Trinken?
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Ich will vor einem großen Story herauskommen, bevor es bricht. Ich habe mich verabschiedet mit Mia. Mit was? Ich habe mich verabschiedet mit Lauren's Freund Mia.
Will & Rusty's Playdate
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In der Raum, wo es passiert ist.
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Do you see how shitty that feels for her?
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Do you see how that makes her feel?
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Hey Lauren, I actually am around on Friday, but I hate being around you so much that I don't want to see you anymore.
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Es ist das, aber sie ist nicht blau. Sie ist blond.
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Because I don't hate women and I don't play with their emotions like you.
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Alright, Lauren, let's do you now.
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Hey Lauren, I had so much fun the other night. Future Birds is in town. I have two tickets if you'd love to join.
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Lauren would get naked for a tennis bracelet. What? I ain't gotta get naked for no tennis bracelet.
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Do we want to start with the permitting division of the building department and then do the segments?
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Alright, we have a beautiful episode for you guys today. We're going to hear some of your pitches followed by Will and I's pitches. And then we're going to do everyone's favorite segment, the permitting division of the building department, where Will and I... Where Will listens to music. Sorry, I don't know why that just started playing right when I was doing it.
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The Permitting Division of the Building Department. The Permitting Division of the Building Department. The Permitting Division of the Building Department. Where we call people, tell them their fences are much too high. Gotta cut the boat up because we made it long.
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Find your comfort zone and try out a cocktail today. Willie, what cocktail do you like with SoCo?
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Milky. Kuckuck. Rusty need Milky. I hate myself.
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Puerto Rico. Ey, yo, ma. What's that? Ey, yo, ma. What kind of credit score I need to get in that ass?
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Implying they're busty? I don't know.
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I'm going to pull a prank and say that Chopani reached out and they want to send me a really big yogurt. Alright, I'm kind of nervous, but we gotta do our prank.
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I wouldn't have thought twice about saying that kind of looks like you.
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Will und ich fliegen gestern von New Orleans zurück.
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And that's where the perfect jean comes in. The perfect jean has redefined what jeans can be. No more crushed nuts or saggy diaper butts. Just pure, soft, stretchy perfection.
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You can break hearts and pull muscles on the dance floor. The perfect jean has six fits. A size range from 26 to 50 inch waist for my... Vielen Dank.
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Sollen wir diesen Mann rocken?
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Du machst großartiges Arbeit. Aber wir wollen wissen, was da unten ist.
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Have a great Monday. Have a great tomorrow. And then we'll see you guys on Wednesday for our Wednesday episode. We love you so much. Comment. Comment Scorp. Comment Scorp. Spam Scorp. Alright. Love you guys. Lauren, play that theme music.
Young and Profiting (YAP) with Hala Taha
Welcome to Young and Profiting Podcast
To creative visionaries like Jenna Kutcher. I built a million dollar business because I now had time to be creative again. Sales experts like Ryan Serhant. Don't sell. Bad salespeople are people who watch a pot boil water.
Young and Profiting (YAP) with Hala Taha
Welcome to Young and Profiting Podcast
Be confident with who you are.
Young and Profiting with Hala Taha (Entrepreneurship, Sales, Marketing)
Welcome to Young and Profiting Podcast
I built a million dollar business because I now had time to be creative again. Sales experts like Ryan Serhant. Don't sell. Bad salespeople are people who watch a pot boil water.
Young and Profiting with Hala Taha (Entrepreneurship, Sales, Marketing)
Welcome to Young and Profiting Podcast
Be confident with who you are.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
The ONE THING People Learn Too Late In Life | Best Motivational Speeches
Kennt ihr auch diesen einen Freund, der morgens einfach so ruckzuck aus dem Bett und danach aus dem Grinsen gar nicht mehr rauskommt? Der sogar noch vor dem ersten Kaffee unverschämt gut gelaunt ist und mit der Morgensonne um die Wette strahlt? Furchtbar. Ekelhaft.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
Defeat is saying the prize or mountaintop or victory. To me, it's just not worth what it costs. And when you believe that, that's when you have officially created and allowed defeat into your life. It's a willingness question, a how bad do you want it question. Because here's the deal, the road to anything meaningful is difficult.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
a willingness to pivot, to pick yourself up off the floor and continue into an unknown that, let's be real, owes you nothing, well, that can hurt. That's not a comfortable process. But the truth is, it hurts less than defeat. Waking up two hours earlier to find a way to build yourself up to get ahead, that's far less painful than looking in the mirror and saying, yeah, I could have, but I didn't.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
I could be there or at least on the way, but I'm not. And it's amazing to me how the mind will rationalize. We can convince ourselves of anything. which is great when you're your own ally, but it's simultaneously devastating when you're your own worst enemy. The same circumstance that tells you to go can be interpreted as a reason to stop.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
The brain knows it's been two years since you started your business. It knows you've been working on your health for six months. It knows the process is taking longer than expected. And so you're tasked with the interpretation of these data points. How do you interpret that information? What do you make of it? Is it, I've been at this for two years now. Think how far I've come.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
Think how much I've learned. I've positioned myself for success. I'm one decision away from massive momentum. It's not validation, but continued dedication that will carry me home. This is the path. Or is it, well, it's been two years. And if I can't do it in two years, then maybe I just can't do it. Maybe I should look for something easier. My pride hurts. I'm letting myself down.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
I look dumb, right? And the list goes on. That is the fork in the road that means everything. That's the maze that few find a way out of. Not, as previously said, of an inability to find the exit, but because of a lack of commitment to the twists and the turns. Is it, I've been working on my health for six months. Look at the foundation I've built.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
When I look in the mirror, sure, I don't necessarily see the results I wanted now, but the habits are there. I've made some progress. I've lost some weight. My ability to run has improved somewhat. Now it's a matter of carrying on to that exponential growth. And that may be just around the corner. Or, just as in the previous example, is it, if I can't do it in six months, then maybe I can't do it.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
Might as well go back to McDonald's for lunch and ice cream after dinner every night. It's over. This is not for me. You see how both ways of talking are, at surface level, perfectly reasonable? Both make sense, complete sense. But life is not predetermined, it's a choose-your-own-ending storybook. The story you tell yourself becomes the story you live.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
And if you hear that and think, ah, cliche, live news, you're overlooking the magnitude and capability you have with regard to controlling your life and your destiny. Something like five years ago now, I created an ebook with some thoughts. And this is one that I continuously go back to. Quote, when I make myself the victim, I become resentful. When I make myself the hero, I become empowered.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
With such an array of outcomes, I am forever grateful for the ability to shape my own legacy. And it's summed up with the quote, if you aren't happy with the role you're playing, change it. Right? You don't have to be the one who gives in, who throws the towel or walks away. There's more around the corner if you're willing to walk around the corner. If you're willing to find it.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
See, we are in life who we believe ourselves to be. And you can take that greatness on. You can become the person who looks in the mirror and sees determination staring back, sees resilience looking you in the eyes. You can be that. You can become the person who finds the upside. And I promise you, that's an incredibly small group walking this earth.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
Most people do the inverse of that without realizing it. Either projecting their inability to move forward onto the outside world. We've all heard this, right? It's her fault, his fault, their fault, my boss's fault, the government's fault. Or it's simply not realizing that doing nothing is in fact a decision.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
When we make constant concessions, when we think the current moment was fate or destiny and not an invitation to something better, we are choosing to be less than we can be. And so my point here is pretty simple. Doing things that matter is hard. And it's hard because ruffling the feathers of the status quo comes with unknowns and obstacles.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
It provides a million off-ramps, reasons to settle or turn around. But to succumb to these outcomes is your decision, not the world's. Life isn't a treadmill with an off switch. If your feet stop moving, it's because your brain told them to stop. So as you make your way into the next unknown, all I ask is that you remind yourself how powerful you are.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
Not because you were granted that power, but because you have always been that powerful. An author of the greatest story ever told. where perhaps, sure, you can't control every variable that's dropped in front of you, but you can control what those variables mean.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
You can't control all the factors that comprise the world around you, but you can control where your focus will be allocated and what you will build with what you find. Until death, all defeat is psychological. Until there is no more air in your lungs, stagnation is a choice. Until there is no more blood pumping through your veins, quitting is a decision.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
What is defeat? In other words, what does it actually mean to lose? My buddy sent me a post today from X that said simply, until death, all defeat is psychological. Why? Well, because if there is air in your lungs, There's an opportunity to find a solution, to move forward, to connect all those dots that will ultimately change your life. But here's the catch.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
So ask yourself, what do you want to become? How far do you want to go? And then commit to the journey of arriving at that destination. Maybe it takes days, weeks, months, maybe years longer than you anticipated. But it will always be true that if you want it, it's yours. The key is in your pocket. The map is in your hand and the road at your feet.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
Arrival at the destination means giving yourself permission to climb that mountain until you arrive at its peak. It's not letting go until you take in the view.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS - Powerful Motivational Speech
This is the part that I think we often miss. We think defeat is something life gives us, bestowed upon us by the world. It's a letter we get in the mail. When in reality, it's much simpler than that. Defeat is an internal decision. Defeat is looking around and quite simply saying no. It's saying, sure, I could have this. I know I'm capable of it, but I don't want it. I refuse to march on.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
Why You’re Drowning in Stress - and How to Let Go
Do you know this one friend who just comes out of bed in the morning and then doesn't come out of the grinning at all? Who is even in front of the first coffee, shamelessly well-groomed and shines around the bed with the morning sun? Terrible. Disgusting.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LOST - Motivational Video
Die Version von dir, die nicht Angst hat, sich zu entfernen, weil er weiß, wie er sich wieder bauen kann. Du siehst, es ist einfach, den Zweck in einem Warmraum zu sprechen. Es ist leicht zu sagen, dass du brav bist, wenn du nicht getestet wirst.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LOST - Motivational Video
Aber hier draußen, wo es ruhig ist, wo das Sonnenlicht seine Zeit nimmt, wo der einzige Geräusch dein eigener Atem ist, ist das, wo echte Entscheidungen gemacht werden. Nicht vor einem Publikum, Not after the victory. But now. When you're scared. When you're shaking. When there's no one to clap for you and no one to blame. That's when you choose.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LOST - Motivational Video
You choose whether to shrink back into the dark or take one step forward into the light. You choose whether this is where the story ends or where it begins again. You're not lost. You're becoming. Du bist nicht gebrochen. Du wirst geformt. Das ist der Ort, wo du Panik für den Zweck verkaufst. Du verkaufst Rennen für das Aufstehen. Du verkaufst Angst für Feuer.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LOST - Motivational Video
Und vielleicht, nur vielleicht, warst du nie gefunden, bis du dich hier gefunden hast. Also für die, die verloren sind, gut. It means you're no longer pretending. It means it's time to begin.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LOST - Motivational Video
At first... There was just silence. Not peace, but the kind of silence that swallows you. That echoes the question you've been too afraid to ask. How did I get here? I woke up in the woods. No trail, no map, no signal. Only questions. In einem unendlichen Meer von Pinseln. Es gibt etwas, was mich überrascht, wenn ich allein bin. Nicht physisch, aber emotional. Existentiell.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LOST - Motivational Video
Es ist nicht die Wildnis, die dich bricht. Nein, es ist das, was die Wildnis entdeckt. Es zeigt dir alles, von dem du geraten bist. Du siehst die Gefühle, die du gerettet hast, die Fragen, die du ignoriert hast, die Wahrheiten, die du für Frieden getragen hast. Und das ist, wenn du die Version von dir kennst, die du verhindert hast.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
DON'T LOSE FOCUS | Powerful Motivational Speeches
Be loved or be hated, but never simply tolerated. In life you can live to chase opportunity or you can live to avoid failure.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
DON'T LOSE FOCUS | Powerful Motivational Speeches
Loved, yes. Hated, sure.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
IT'S NOT OVER UNTIL I WIN | Powerful Motivational Speeches
Jeder Läufer kennt diesen Moment, wenn es einfach klickt. Wenn deine Beine einfach mitgehen, der Schmerz nachlässt, die Zweifel weg sind und du nur noch das Runners High spürst. Das ist der Grund, warum du so früh aufstehst. Warum dich ein bisschen Regen nicht aufhält. Warum Laufen zum Ritual wird. Also laufe und fühle das Runners High.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
The Climb That Changed Everything | Motivational Speech About Choosing Hard Things
Jeder Läufer kennt diesen Moment, wenn es einfach klickt. Wenn deine Beine einfach mitgehen, der Schmerz nachlässt, die Zweifel weg sind und du nur noch das Runners High spürst. Das ist der Grund, warum du so früh aufstehst. Warum dich ein bisschen Regen nicht auffällt. Warum Laufen zum Ritual wird. Also laufe und fühle das Runners High. Go wild und erfahre mehr übers Laufen auf puma.de What if...
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Seht, jeder Schritt ist viel mehr als ein Punkt auf der Erde. Es ist eine Deklaration, ein Vertrauen, mehr zu geben, als die meisten es geben würden, damit ihr fühlt, was nur ein paar fühlen werden. So remember that when things seem trivial, when it's easier to call it a day or turn it around, that the simple act of continuing forward puts you in the minority.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
John ist nicht für alle, aber er muss nicht. Und du kannst das hören und zuerst denken, ja, okay, wo ist der Wert, oder? Ein Arschloch hilft deinem Freund am Arbeitstag. Nun, für mich fühlte es sich größer als das. Es fühlte sich an, als ob das unerwartete Erinnerungsschrei der Fähigkeit war.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Es positioniert dich, um das Leben zu erleben, wie es sein sollte. Du bist hier, um sowohl das Jetzt zu genießen, als auch es inzupassen. Lass den Wert deines Geistes aufbauen. Lass deine Resilienz dich erinnern, wie viel Kontrolle du hast und wie lange es dich wartet. Wenn nur du sagst Ja, wenn es schmerzt. Move forward when the path is unclear.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Believe when the possibility only exists in your head. You're here because while it may be easier to watch life go by from the cheap seats, the risk, the sacrifice is worth being able to look back someday down the road and know that at least you had the courage to play the game. Comparison is the thief of joy. We've all heard it before and it's true. Sometimes.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
It seems like there's always a sometimes or an asterisk or a grey area. Comparison can be an incredible tool in simply reminding you that you're playing small. Maybe way too small. So from time to time I'll use comparison to help me paint that picture, to create that outlook. Quick example.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
So on the shelves behind me and on my audible library on my phone, there's a ton of books and biographies about the founding fathers and other notable American presidents. Why? Why? Denn sie lebten Leben mit so viel Mut. Sie lebten mit so viel Glauben. Sie lebten einfach anders als wir heute leben. Und das macht mich dazu, die schwierigen Fragen zu stellen. Warum?
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Was macht den Unterschied in Größe? Waren es nur die Zeiten? Waren sie ein Produkt ihres Momentes in der Geschichte? Wurden sie mehr entscheidend? Hatten sie mehr Selbstvertrauen? Wo ist dieses Delta, das ich sehe, wenn ich ihre Realität gegen meine sehe? Du liest Hamilton's Biografie, der nicht Präsident ist, aber du hast den Punkt.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Meine schwersten Kriege haben den gleichen Niveau von Intensität und Gewicht wie seine Entscheidung, nur fliegen zu wollen. Ich werde also drei Schläge durchführen, die meine Vorstellungen ausdrücken. Es wird aussehen, als ob ich mich unnötig hier hervorheben würde, aber der Punkt kommt voll in die Runde. Also hängt mit mir. Washington. Jeder weiß es, richtig?
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Er hat eine Armee geführt, die zu Beginn praktisch für Verletzung gestanden war. Seine Erzeugung und Tod waren fast sicher. Und dann bin ich so, okay, ich habe mich heute in den Gym geführt. Adams fliegt den Atlantik viermal. Für sein Land. At the time, that just brought unfathomable risk. And he does it with a smile. Me, I'm procrastinating about making a phone call.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Jefferson, drafting a declaration that claimed independence from the strongest, most powerful empire on earth. Me, I get butterflies before going live on Instagram. We are not the same. Why? Well, I guess first and foremost, let's make sure we're asking the right questions. Who says you or I don't have the potential to be a Washington, an Adams or a Jefferson?
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
It's not productive to downplay our own battles, right? However small, after all, that's how empires are built, a stacking of small wins. No one just arrives in a position of influence. Und diese Leute hatten sicher ihre eigenen Kriege. Das ist alles subjektiv. Aber die Vergleiche hier sind für mich heilig, weil es ein gemeinsames Thema ist zwischen allen von ihnen. Und es ist nicht versteckt.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Du musst nicht zwischen die Linien lesen, um es zu sehen. Es ist Selbstverdienung. Alle diese Leute waren in einem Umfeld, in dem Veränderung gewahrt wurde. Und alle von ihnen glaubten, dass sie selbst Levern sein könnten, um das Status quo zu schützen. Es ist so, dass für keinen Grund der Buck mit ihnen stoppt. Und du siehst das von der Kindheit an.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Es suggeriert, dass wenn du glaubst, du kannst groß sein, und ich kann das, und übrigens, so solltest du auch, dann verstehe, dass es nicht das Problem ist, dass du keine Kraft hast. Das Problem ist, dass du nur hältst, was zu einem Bucket von es zählt. Wenn die echte Dämpfe deines Krafts in Meilen und Meilen unter der Oberfläche reichen. Es gibt so viel mehr.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
so viel so, dass es unvorstellbar ist. Das Problem, Eddie, ist, dass du keine Ziele schießen kannst, für die du nicht zielst. Wenn du nicht streckst, wird es keinen Wachstum geben. Wenn du für einen moderat genannten Mountain Top zielst, ist das, wo du landest.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Du kriegst eine Sicht, sicher, besser als die Erde, auf der du jetzt stehst, aber nirgendwo nahe der Sicht, die dir vorhanden ist, wenn du nur größer gedacht hättest. thought of yourself as that lever that could implement change. If your giant victory is making a phone call you were dreading, well, then that's the type of courage that will define you.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
I think in a perfect world, these aren't destinations, they are pit stops. They are tolls that we must pay along the way. You're capable of way bigger. Life begins when you know that. Und sieh, ich verabschiede mich nicht von dieser Idee, dass es von einem Ort der Unmöglichkeit kommt. Ich denke einfach nur, dass dieses Spiel der Leben schön ist, weil die Reise unendlich ist.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Das ist eine Geschichte, die du selbst beenden kannst. And sometimes what I need is to look around and realize, I'm simply not thinking big enough. The great men and women of history that paved the way for us, they didn't stay connected to these micro problems. They moved beyond them on their way to more. They dealt with life and death.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
They dealt with seemingly insurmountable odds, simply in the name of their beliefs and ideals. Easy wasn't a choice, not for them. It's why their faces comprise the bookshelf behind me. Now, does everyone want or need that type of personal assent, growth in the face of adversity? That's for you to look in the mirror and decide.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Um mehr auf extremen Authentizität zu konzentrieren, als um zu versuchen, was andere Leute sagen oder denken. Stop trying to manufacture their reaction. Because when you're you, the reaction is out of your control and not your problem. Love John or hate John, he is 1000% John. And because of that, he'll find his people. Because of that, he won't dull himself down or dim his light.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
But you're here, so I'm going to assume you do, and if you do, it's critical to know that, one, that type of result demands more of you, and two, you have more. Vergleich ist nicht immer über Unabhängigkeit. Manchmal hält es das Fenster in deinem Gesicht. Manchmal erinnert es dich daran, was die Menschheit mit Glauben in die Formel eingeführt hat.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Du musst dir nur erinnern, dass du gerade in der Flasche von innen siehst. Erweck deine Gedanken. Sieh, es gibt mehr. Roger Bannister, wahrscheinlich mein Lieblingsbeispiel, der erste, der die 4-Minuten-Mile brechen konnte. Früher war das nicht möglich. Die Menschen haben es nicht gemacht. Sie konnten es nicht. Es war nicht die Realität. Jeder wusste das. Dann macht Bannister seine Sache.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Er bricht es. Plötzlich, wow, es ist möglich. Jetzt ist es real, es ist tangibel. Runners rund um die Welt, die ihre Ziele verändern. Sie brauchen es von sich selbst. Rapidfire, global, Runner nach Runner, beginnt, diesen Mark zu brechen. Warum? Well, people didn't get more talented overnight. They always had it in them.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
They just finally allowed themselves to be as good as they were capable of being. And that thing you're fighting, that you're dealing with, it's not nothing. In fact, the battle you're navigating is everything, and I commend you for pushing through it. But take this idea and let it be a part of the arsenal you own and possess as you navigate life's storms.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
The challenge of today is ultimately small compared to what the best of you is capable of overcoming. Was jetzt der Boden ist, wird morgen der Boden sein. Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Hamilton, sie waren nicht Götter. Sie waren gegründete Männer, die von einem Zweck größer als sie waren. Die Skope ihrer Glauben in das Mögliche war monumentale.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Und um Proportionen zu behalten, wurden sie auch momentaner. Um die Schuhe von selbst erschaffener Erwartung zu füllen. Manchmal ist das Beste, was man sich erinnern kann, wie groß der Welt ist. Wie viel du dir die Realität formen und bewegen kannst. Wie mächtig du bist. Du bist kein ruhiger Observer, sondern ein Bauern dieses Welt. Then risking execution makes more sense.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Smiling at the prospect of death at sea becomes reasonable. Giving the metaphorical middle finger to the king of the most powerful empire on earth becomes a little easier to understand. It's like, I get it now. The world is malleable. And they knew with courage it could be shaped in their image. Insert you. Different theater, different time, different characters, different objectives all together.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
But same premise. A malleable world and an opportunity to shape it. So here is to finding the courage to shape your life. Never to dismiss or belittle your own small wins, for all big things are comprised of only small things, but rather to remember, where you are now is not the final destination. It's one step on your own personal staircase that ascends to the heavens.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Where you stop is a decision entirely yours. Siehst du, etwas Schönes passiert, wenn du den Standard so hoch setzst, dass er über die Flügel fliegt. Die Obstacke im Weg werden viel weniger enttäuschend, weniger bedeutend. Die Geschichte endet nicht hier unten, also muss es einen Weg geben. Und wenn wir uns sagen, dass es einen Weg geben muss, erhöhen wir gleichzeitig die Chancen, einen zu finden.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Jetzt ist nicht der letzte Boss, der gebetete Mountain Top, Right now is a small win that will help shape you into your evolved self. Right now is a mere challenge, an obstacle, a slight inconvenience, a story to tell, a data point. As you etch into the ether your reality. As you dream larger than life and grow into those shoes. You could have played small. But then you woke up.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
You saw beyond the manufactured finish line that was turning molehills into mountains and realized if you want it, this world is yours.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Es gibt eine Vulnerabilität, die mit Risiko zu tun hat. Ich bin mir nicht sicher, ob wir den vollen Ausdruck davon aus einem Buch oder einem Video bekommen können. Vielmehr verstehen wir es nur, wenn wir es anerkannt haben. Wo du weiter in die Welt steigst, eine kurze Distanz über das, was früher der Status quo war, was auch immer das für dich aussah.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
And suddenly you become susceptible to criticism and rejection. You feel things you've never felt. See things you've never seen. Sometimes it feels like you're taking off your armor and marching directly into battle. And it makes sense in the beginning. But there is always... Es gibt immer einen Punkt während des Herzens des Sturms, an dem wir uns umschauen und fragen, warum.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Because of that, John is free. Quick dive into my mind. Ich habe sicherlich Bereiche in meinem Leben, besonders mit meiner Brand und meiner Content-Kreation, wo ich stärker sein kann, wo ich mehr Risiken nehmen kann. Jeder hat seine persönliche Arena. Das fühlt sich wie meins an. Das ist absolut unerlässlich wahr.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Es ist wie ein Hangover, wo es sich um diese internen Tensionen und Frustration handelt, weil man weiß, dass das Ganze selbstinduziert war. Du könntest dir jetzt komfortabel fühlen. Komfort war immer eine Option. Aber du hast es anders entschieden. Und als du durchgehst, wird etwas evident. Es kostet Zeit, aber alles, was an Wert ist, kostet.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
Du merkst, dass das Leben dir jetzt Dinge, die dir vorher nicht vorhanden waren, anbietet. Als ob dein Ticket dir jetzt ermöglicht, dich von den Blechern nach der Strecke zu verlassen. Der Lock ist aus der Tür gekommen. Und sofort siehst du, warum es einen Kosten mit dem Leveln anbelangt. Nach allem, was ist an Wert, wenn nicht niedrig? If this were easy, what would it mean?
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
LISTEN EVERY MORNING AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - Best Morning Motivational Speeches by Eddie Pinero
If it were always accessible, where would the significance exist? If everyone could snap their fingers and arrive here, what would be special about it? What's remarkable is that it is reserved for the few willing to make the trip. And oh, the things we learn about ourselves along the way.
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Im Buch »Unbroken« erzählt Hillenbrand die Geschichte von Louis Zamperini, einem Rennfahrer, der in der Zweiten Weltkrieg kämpfte. Sein Flugzeug wurde zerstört. Und fast das ganze Buch navigiert die Schmerzen, die er verursacht hat. Zuerst wurde er im Pazifik gerettet, dann wurde er in japanischen POW-Kampfen getötet.
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Wo er sieht, dass viele um ihn herum sterben und er kommt sogar innerhalb von Inchern davon, sein eigenes Leben auf ein paar Ereignisse zu verlieren. Und als er am Ende des Krieges endlich gerettet wird, und ich werde das nie vergessen, fragt er sich, was er durchgegangen ist, und er sagt, er würde lieber sterben, als alles wieder durchzugehen.
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Und ich werde dir erzählen, warum das so bedeutend für mich ist. Denn es zeigt dir, was menschliche Wesen aufnehmen können, wenn wir Dinge einen Tag nach dem anderen nehmen. Eine fast unvergessliche Anzahl an Schmerzen, Schmerzen und Schmerzen. Wir sind so stark und so mächtig, wenn wir, wie Louis, den Kampf Tag für Tag nehmen.
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Und sicher, wenn man sich den Horizont anschaut, ist es ein Meer, den man überwacht. Aber zerbrochen, nur Doppelteile Wasser. Sicherlich managable. Nun, natürlich sind wir keine POWs, und ich beziehe sicherlich nicht unsere Adversität auf seinen. Aber die Realität ist, wir sind in unserem eigenen Kontext, in unseren eigenen Wegen, in unseren eigenen Kämpfen.
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Wir sind alle, die persönliche Obstacke navigieren. And it's critical to know that one, you are capable, and two, the other side is worth it. We forget. Because it's easy to forget. Because we are wired to avoid discomfort. Because no one wakes up and intuitively thinks, man, I'd love to do the hard thing today. But what we learn is,
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To love deeply is to take off the armor and allow the heart to be vulnerable. To seek out the adventure is to embrace the possibility of losing one's way. To dream of a place amongst the stars is to risk falling short and being reminded of our imperfections, our mortality. One might understand this and think only of the adversity.
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was falsch gehen kann, vielleicht Läden in der Sande erzeugen, die sie nicht überschreiten. Und ja, sie spielen konservativ, ihre Herzen werden nicht gebrochen, ihre Maps werden nicht nötig sein, ihre Ehrfurcht wird nicht zerstört. Aber für was? Welche Art von Existenz ist eine, in der man nie die Spiele spielt, weil es die Möglichkeit der Verletzung gab?
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We can all endure what is required to live fully. Every single one of us. Yet so many will never leave the harbor because we struggle to see the journey as a collection of manageable pieces. You deserve more and you're capable of getting more. Don't deprive yourself of it. One thousand heartbreaks is worth finding that someone who lights you up.
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Ich würde lügen, wenn ich gesagt hätte, dass mein Gehirn nicht versucht, Storys und Themen zu verändern, die einen Einfluss haben. Ich verstehe, was funktioniert. Und ich bleibe ungefähr in diesem Framework. Das kann in und für sich restriktiv sein. Niemals furchtbar. Aber ich weiß nicht, vielleicht gibt es Orte, in denen ich sein sollte oder könnte, die mehr furchtbar sind.
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In one thousand miles in the wrong direction is worth uncovering that place you were meant to be. One thousand swings and misses is worth finding your place amongst the stars. Vulnerability is not a burden, it's a staircase to the moon. Why not make today the beginning of your ascent?
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It's a question I recently came across and my mind said, hey, the second half of that is objectively true. We are slowly dying. Every day, every morning we wake up, we are one day closer to the end of our time here. Emerson hat einen wunderschönen Quote, wo er sagt, es ist nicht die Länge der Leben, sondern die Tiefe der Leben.
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Das heißt, es ist nicht unvergesslich, dass man beide einen Puls und einen Schlafweg durch ihre gesamte Existenz haben könnte. Du kannst physisch präsent sein und trotzdem nicht völlig verstehen, was in der Palme deiner Hand ist. Und deshalb ist dies nicht ein Anruf für etwas, aber um dich zu bemerken. Um die Wahl zu bemerken, To notice what's at stake, to notice the fork in the road.
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In many ways, what happens out there comes down to those who notice and those who don't. Those who see the opportunity and capitalize. And those who know not what they have. Remember, mistakes can be remedied. Die meisten Fortschritte sind komplett umgekehrt, sogar die tragischsten Fortschritte nach hinten.
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Sie sind oft ein Schritt vorwärts, sobald die Dunkelheit zerstört wird und die Zeit ihre Rolle spielt. Was es aber unmöglich ist zu bestätigen, ist nie zu gehen. Regret is a dead end street. It gives you nothing to rectify or adjust or improve. You can't undo not going, not trying, never fighting for what you believed in. So perhaps this is what you need right now, where you are.
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Das ist das, was diese Reise so lustig macht. Du bist dein eigenes Experiment. Du lernst immer über dich selbst. Du wächst immer. Und je näher du dich zu deinen Wünschen schädigst, desto näher bist du deinem Machtgefühl. Und übrigens, ich weiß nicht jeder hier hat ein Geschäft oder eine Marke oder postet auf YouTube oder Instagram. Wunderbar. Das sind nur ein paar Beispiele von vielen.
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The reminder to go out and stumble. Fall even. Fall hard. And in the process make your mark on the moment. Auf einem Weltraum, der dich wartet, um es dir zu zeigen, was du es kannst. Sieh, weil all das Fallen, Tag in und Tag aus, als die meisten durch das Leben schlafen, es hat dir etwas gemacht, was sie nicht sind. Etwas, was sie nie sein können. Unbrechbar. Das Leben kann dich nicht brechen.
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Nur du kannst dich brechen. You can't be both alive and avoiding the limelight. You can't be both in the arena and asleep. So open your eyes and go do what only you can do. Go be unbreakable. Because you've earned it. Unbreakable because you are resilient enough. Unverbrechbar, weil es keine Angst vor dem Boden gibt. Keine Angst vor den Kämpfen, die man kämpft, oder den Höhen, die man steigt.
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You are not for everyone. Und das ist okay. Das ist eine einfache Wahrheit, wie wir sie nennen, die ich über die Jahre genommen habe. Und es hat einen ziemlich tiefen Einfluss nicht nur darauf, wie ich den Weltblick sehe, sondern auch darauf, wie ich mich als ich den Weltblick betrachte. Es ist besonders nützlich, wenn du die Glauben verloren hast in dem Weg, auf dem du gehst.
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Unverbrechbar, weil das Verbrechen abhängt. Es stoppt. Es verweist, das Leben zu nehmen. Und das ist einfach nicht du. In einem Weltraum, in dem die Ergebnisse nie garantiert sind, Wir müssen zu dem klingen, was wir kontrollieren können. Ein Herz, eine Wille, um zu kämpfen, ein Vertrauen, um zu leben. Um zu leben, wie es wenige da draußen bereit sind. Also, bist du also tot? Ja, wir sind alle tot.
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Aber nicht heute. Heute geht es um, wie Emerson sagte, die Höhe der Leben. Heute geht es darum, diesen fliegenden Moment zu entdecken. Es geht darum, dir und der Welt zu erinnern, warum du hier bist. Ich hatte einen Freund, der mir vorhin sagte, dass Konsistenz mehr wichtig ist als Intensität. Interessant, habe ich mir gedacht.
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Ich habe es in meinem Hinterkopf gelegt und mit meinem Tag weitergezogen. Aber je mehr ich darüber nachgedacht habe, desto mehr habe ich bemerkt, wie wertvoll diese Worte sind, wie notwendig sie sind. Ich denke, weil mein Gehirn normalerweise die Erkundung von mehr mit einer erhöhten Intensität verbindet. Es ist wie, du willst mehr? Okay, finde einen Weg, mehr zu geben, um besser zu sein.
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Das ist die Equation, mit der mein Gehirn bekannt war. Und obwohl es nicht unbedingt falsch ist, was es tun kann, ist, die Kraft des Ausstehens zu verringern. Es vergisst den Komponenten-Effekt. Die Realität ist, dass Konsistenz über Zeit Intensität wird. Ein Snowball rollt nach unten nicht nur in Größe erhöht, sondern auch in Geschwindigkeit erhöht. Intensität ist das Zweite von Konsistenz.
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Denn Konsistenz schafft Intensität. Konsistenz ist das Material, aus dem alles andere hergestellt wird. Und wir vergessen das. Denken wir darüber nach, wie viel größer, besser und stärker wir sein möchten. Warum kann ich nicht einfach eine Meile überlaufen? Nun, mein Freund, es scheint, dass du das nicht musst. Meilen sind von einzigen Schritten.
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Gestern wollte ich meine Runde um drei Viertel der Intensität sein. Ich habe entschieden, dass das Ziel ist, nur unter acht Minuten pro Meile zu landen. 7,59 Minuten würde mich in einen guten Spot für meine Planung für die Woche setzen. Aber wie immer, von Zeit zu Zeit, der Sonne, der Wärme, mein Körper war es nicht.
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Das gilt für alle. Weil ich wundere, ob wir alle Teile unseres Selbst haben, die wir ausdrücken. Und das ist die Frage, richtig? Gibt es Teile unseres Selbst, die wir nicht teilen, weil ein Drittel oder eine Halbzeit oder verdammt drei Viertel der Menschen, die wir treffen, sagen werden, äh, nein, nicht für mich.
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Und halbwegs durch den Rund, bin ich ein bisschen höher, als ich es wollte, über 801, 802 pro Meile. Ein bisschen über meinem Mark. Und ich dachte mir, du musst besser sein. Du musst einen Schritt machen, gerade jetzt. Du musst etwas finden. Aber hab ich? Hab ich etwas finden müssen? Denn es scheint, dass ich richtig auf dem Weg war und es nicht gesehen habe.
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Was ich tun musste, war einfach den 8-Minuten-Paste zu halten. 8-0-1. Nur halten. Das hält mich im Spiel. Dann fangen wir an der Home Stretch an. Und der letzte Sprint wird genug sein, um meine kumulativen Anzahl bis zu 759 pro Meile zu bekommen. Keine Wunder hier. Vergiss die Intensität. Alles, was die Welt von mir fragt, ist Konsistenz. Schau auf, Schritt für Schritt. Halt dich im Spiel.
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Es ist wundervoll, wenn du hörst, dass der Geist Highlight Reels spielt, alles, was du nicht brauchst, alles, was du nicht machst. Es ist rechnen. Wir werden so unbequem oder unbequem, dass wir denken, wir müssen Magie-Tipps machen. Und es ist so, nein, bleib aufstehen, bleib in der Linie. Die Intensität ist ein Derivative der Konsistenz und es wird ihre Präsenz bekannt machen.
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So during those first seven miles, I showed up, I committed and I held on. Understanding the assignment, big picture. Thought only about consistency, staying calm and then as planned, picked it up at the last mile. Hit that goal. Sehen Sie, diese kleinen mentalen Spiele sind voll mit Wert. Sie verringern größere Wahrheiten.
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Schauen Sie auf, legen Sie die Arbeit ein, finden Sie Ihren Rhythmus und halten Sie. Stresst sich nicht aus, wenn man sich die Schlusslinien anschaut, die Sie noch nicht geschlossen haben. Lassen Sie nicht das Delta zwischen dem, wo Sie sind und dem, wo Sie wollen sein, Sie enttäuschen. Das ist genau der Grund, warum die Leute aufhören und weggehen.
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Sie werden so aufgehoben, wo sie nicht sind, dass sie vergessen, dass kleine Schritte in der Zeit, was Veränderung bringt. Sie verstehen nicht, dass der Snowball in der Velocity auch erhöht ist, wenn es sich um die Helle dreht. Dass man, wenn man sich fokussiert, ihr Ausdruck der Avalanche wird.
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Also wenn du musst, wenn du fühlst, dass die Welt in Größe und Obstackeln erhöht ist, weiß, dass es Wert gibt, die 8, die 801, die 802 zu halten. Weiß die Kraft, einfach auf der Basis zu kommen, wieder hoch zu kommen und wieder und wieder zu kommen, dich in Position zu stellen, um zu erfolgreich zu sein. Denn dein Zeitpunkt zum Sprint wird kommen.
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Und wenn es kommt, wirst du battle-testet und vorbereitet. Aber der Sprint ist nur wichtig, weil du steigst. Steigst durch den ganzen Schritt. Schritt, Schritt, Schritt. Also erinnere dich, wenn der Rest der Welt über die Shortcuts spricht. Die Lifehacks und die geheimen Lösungen, die deine Realität verändern werden. Sie verlieren die Marken.
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Because one brick at a time, one step at a time, one day at a time, you're building something that can't be manufactured overnight. You're committing to the process and will ultimately experience that, which can only be experienced by those who paid the price. Those who didn't panic or overanalyze, but put one foot in front of the other consistently every single day.
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Gibt es Dinge, über die du reden willst, Hobbys, die du versuchen willst, Orte, die du gehen willst, die du machen willst, Geschichten, die du erzählen willst, die im Endeffekt nie zu Leben gebracht werden, Denn wir würden lieber die Hälfte von uns für die Mehrheit der Gruppe sein, als alle von uns für die richtige Minorität der Gruppe. Es ist ein Knopf, den ich immer drücke.
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Das ist ein Erinnerung, dass es nicht permanent ist. Was auch immer du durchgehst, was auch immer du kämpfst, fühlst oder gegenstimmst, es ist nicht permanent. Es wird aufwachsen, und damit wirst du verblieben, ist der Ruhe und der Frieden und der Macht, der die ganze Zeit da war, einfach unter der Oberfläche.
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Das ist die Missverständnis, dass es nicht ein temporärer Kampf ist, sondern ein Lebenssentiment. Can you? Will you? Pick your head up and move through it. Und ich weiß, in der Sturm ist es schwer, nichts zu sehen, außer in den grünen Skiern, der Sonne, die Lichter, das Schwarz. Ich frage dich nicht, dich zu blinken und einen imaginerischen sonnigen Tag zu sehen.
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Ich frage dich, dich zu bleiben, obwohl du fühlst, dass du es nicht kannst. Ich weiß, dass es schmerzt. Ich weiß, dass es verrückt scheint. Aber ich bitte dich, einen Fuß vor den anderen zu halten, bis du wieder dich selbst findest. Jemand hat mir einmal gesagt, dass Erfolg oft nur eine Sache ist, wenn die meisten aufhören. Und das hat mich mitgebracht.
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Ich denke davon oft, weil wenn ich in Schmerzen bin, kommt mit es eine Angst, fast eine Druckung, Um Lösungen zu finden, um das Problem zu entfernen. Was, wenn es nicht weggeht? Was, wenn dieses Chaos jetzt nur das Leben ist? Aber diese Quote erinnert mich darauf, dass ich nicht aus einem Rappen aus einem Hatt oder aus irgendwelchen Wundern ausgehen muss. Ich muss einfach aufhalten.
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Ich muss in mir selbst genug glauben, in der Prozesse genug vertrauen. To not back down or hide or cower. But continually, like those buffalo are said to do, move right into the heart of the storm. And know that when all is said and done, only one of us will remain and it won't be the storm. See, what you probably don't hear enough is, the world needs you.
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Wegen, sicher, wem du jetzt bist, aber wem du auf der anderen Seite bist. Und die Frage ist, wirst du zu drücken? Was du wahrscheinlich nicht genug hörst, ist, dass Leute dich brauchen. Absolut, weil du in diesem Moment bist, aber auch, weil du der Art von Person bist, der den Sturm übernimmt und einen Weg durchfindet. My question remains the same.
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Will you find the courage to meet those on the other side? There's one true thing about all storms. They come and they go. And we often can't control when, why, where or how long they exist. Sometimes life pulls the strings. But we can be sure Wenn wir aufhalten und einfach weitergehen, erinnern wir uns an unseren Wert. Es gibt eine Welt, die sich erwartet.
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Ich glaube, weil ich sehe und habe vorher gesehen, wie viel Talent dormant liegt. Leute, die ich kenne, Leute, die mir nahe sind, alte Freunde, Verwandte. Es ist einfach so viel da, so viel in der Tank, so viel Kampffläche. Also vielleicht, einfach vielleicht, ist das, dass du dich in diesem perfekten Moment befindest.
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Eine, die man vielleicht nicht mehr sehen kann. Eine, die jetzt nicht mehr Sinn macht. Aber eine neue Welt, die sich überhaupt nicht mehr sehen kann. Ich habe mal einen Redner aus einem Stadion gehört. Er hat die Publikation gefragt, ob sie einen 20-Dollar-Bill möchten. Of course, everyone raises their hand. He crumples it up. Says, now who wants it? Everyone's hands still raised.
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He then proceeds, what if I do this? Drops it on the ground, stomps on it. Picks it up, shows the crowd. Twenty dollar bills and a ball, all dirty. Anyone still want it? All hands remained up. See, it doesn't matter what he did to the money. The value stayed the same. It's worth $20. Many times in our lives, he goes on to say, we do bad things or are in bad situations, bad circumstances.
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We feel like we have no worth. Aber wie die 20-Dollar-Bill, verlieren wir nie diese Wertung. Diese Wertung existiert, wenn man in Schmerzen ist. Diese Kälte existiert unter der Turbulenz. Diese Sonne lebt außerhalb der Flügel. Sie ist nie weg oder zerstört, weil man im aktuellen Zustand ist. Wenn alles, was du siehst, nicht da ist,
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It's not because you're alone or that you've somehow diminished in value. It's because you're pushing through your story just as I'm pushing through mine. It's because you're seeing a crumpled up $20 bill and not its worth. Not the true impact that exists and that awaits. So whatever you do, keep pushing. Keep going. Keep looking for the other side.
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Whether you can see it now or not, it is waiting for you. And hopefully, innately, you understand that. Not because life as you hoped or wanted was returned to you. But because just like your worth, Es war da, die ganze Zeit. Die wichtigsten Voraussetzungen sind die, die du dir selbst machst. Von allen Menschen auf Planeten Erde ist es wichtig, dass du dich glaubst.
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That when you commit, you show up. When you make plans, you follow through. When you tell yourself you'll do something, you actually do it. Here's what's interesting. Being that this is, I believe, the North Star, I'm consistently chasing down this standard, trying to be better and better and better at following through.
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I clearly think we all should, but keeping promises to yourself is different than keeping promises to others. When you let other people down, especially those close to you, you feel the social repercussions. And for human beings, negative social repercussions are painful. We care greatly about our reputations. Don't want to let others down.
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Oder am wenigsten, um den Gedanken anzuwenden, als ein kleiner Erinnerung, dass du nicht hier bist, um für jeden zu sein. Du bist nicht hier, um für jeden zu sein. Du bist hier, um zu sein. Nicht ein bisschen du, sondern du. but as much you as you can possibly give to the world. You're here to continuously uncover what your authenticity is and with each step attract those who belong in your orbit.
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Don't want to be known as the person who doesn't show up. And that's incentive enough to push us towards following through with others. But with yourself, where do the repercussions go? What are the consequences? You tell yourself, today is the day. I'm starting, beginning, trying something new. und dann nicht.
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Es gibt keine Telefonrufe mit jemandem auf der anderen Seite, der sagt, hey, wo warst du? Hey, du hast versprochen. Hey, du hast mir das gewonnen. Nein, wenn wir Versprechen zu uns selbst brechen, scheint es sich, als ob die Situation nach vielleicht einem Sekunden oder zwei Enttäuschung einfach in die Äther fliegt. Es fühlt sich an, als ob es keinen substantialen Kosten gibt.
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Aber ich denke tatsächlich, dass diese gebrochenen Voraussetzungen bleiben. Ich denke, dass wir sie tragen. Wir fühlen sie. Wir sehen sie, wenn wir in das Bildschirm schauen. Und sicher, vielleicht ist es nicht der Freund oder Familienmitglied, der uns mit Enttäuschung in die Augen stellt. Aber wie wir uns selbst verändern,
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Jede gebrochene Vermutung zu dir selbst verhindert die Idee, dass es okay ist, keine hohen Standards zu haben. Jedes Mal, wenn wir uns selbst verletzen, unterstützt es eine Narrative, dass das Verletzen normal ist. Wenn du nicht für dich aufstehst, stellt sich die Frage, warum sollten andere für dich aufstehen? Warum sollten andere durchgehen, wenn du es nicht für dich selbst machst?
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Ich habe immer geglaubt, dass so viele Faszen der Leben sich intern starten und ausgestattet werden. Wie du dich siehst, wie du dich behandelst, ist die Sonne, um die sich all das andere verwandelt. Die Welt wird bemerken und entsprechend arbeiten. Es wird zu den Standards konformieren, die du für dich kreierst. Also lasst uns auf diese Standards arbeiten.
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Lasst uns es machen, dass es in der Spur ist. So that when we break promises to ourselves, say, ah, not today, or, eh, this is good enough for now, that we understand the magnitude of those decisions. Because they're not insignificant. They're crucial. And sometimes we have to highlight the consequences of what we don't do.
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Sometimes we have to make ourselves truly feel the opportunities we let slip away. Als ob wir sie tatsächlich in den Palmen unserer Hände halten. Es gibt einen Preis, um dich zu lassen. Und vielleicht gibt es Macht, um es zu quantifizieren. Es gibt eine Idee, dass das Leben nicht wirklich du versus jemand oder etwas anderes ist. Es ist du versus du. Du.
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Und genau so, wie du niemals einen Fremden zu dir erzählen oder dich zerstören würdest, warum wäre es okay für dich, so zu sprechen? Wenn ein Freund sagt, dass er dich für Kaffee treffen wird, um 7 Uhr jeden Morgen und nie wieder aufsteht, in welchem Weltraum würdest du weiter da fahren, sitzen, warten, es auswaschen und, weißt du, rinschen, wiederholen? Natürlich nicht.
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Kleine Schritte schaffen, die dich in diese Richtung bewegen. Und drei, folgend durch diese Schritte. Das ist die Formel. Sei da für dich selbst, wenn du fallst. Hey, geh zurück. Fallen ist ein Indikator für Erfolg, Mut und Kraft. Sei da für dich selbst, wenn du es nicht willst.
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Hey, I know you're tired, I know this doesn't seem fun right now, but you committed and think about how good it's going to feel when you're done. Being there for yourself when you know there's more in you, but that voice in your head is tempting you to pack it all in or call it a day. Hey, it doesn't matter what that voice in your head says, there is no negotiating, you already made up your mind.
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Siehst du, es gibt Macht und Simplizität. Find a target, aim, shoot. Und obwohl das Leben turbulent ist, gibt es sicherlich Höhen und Löhne. Wir sind am besten, wenn wir entscheiden, was wichtig ist, die Reise initiieren und aufstehen. Wenn ich die Alarmglocke setze, kann es nicht darum gehen, Schlaf zu rationalisieren. Das Beepen kann nicht über x viele Stunden sein.
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It's like not only do you get to live a life on your terms, but you get to do so with those who value what you're bringing to the world. He's not
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Nein, es signifiziert nur eine Vermutung. Es weint heraus, hey, erinnerst du dich an das, was du gesagt hast, bevor du gestern Abend deine Augen geschlossen hast? Na gut, Zeit, das zu leben. Also, sicher, das bedeutet, dass du vorsichtig bist mit den Vermutungen, die du dir zu dir machst. Nimm sie nicht leicht. Aber once they are etched into the universe, they must be law.
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Und ich spreche nicht darüber, dass man sich verletzen muss oder Dinge probieren muss. Ich spreche nicht darüber, dass man stürmisch sein muss. Ich spreche darüber, dass die initiale Nachfolge all dessen vorliegt, ob wir das tun, was wir gesagt haben, was wir tun würden. Und ich empfinde nicht, dass wir das Standard machen, weil das Leben ein unendlicher Bootcamp sein sollte.
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Aber eher, weil Disziplin Freiheit ist. Weil wenn wir abends schlafen, wissend, dass wir Zielsetzungen treffen, sehen wir uns als Gewinner. Leute folgen durch, wer sie glauben, dass sie sind. Es ist ein unendlicher Feedback-Loop. Du siehst dich als Gewinner. Du führst dich als Gewinner. Du führst dich als Gewinner. Und andere Leute sehen es. Sie behandeln dich so. Und um und um geht es.
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So when you feel like skipping or procrastinating or quitting on yourself, remember that it's not just that immediate moment at stake. It's not a little thing. It's one brushstroke on the mural that is your current reality. It becomes you. And again, you wouldn't let other people talk down to you. So stop doing it to yourself. You wouldn't allow being stood up by others.
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So stop doing that to yourself. Become the king or queen of your own empire. Rule over yourself like it all matters, because it does. To keep the promises you make to yourself is playing offense. It's essentially building a bridge to the outside world so that you may go shape it. As opposed to merely putting up your hands and living at life's mercy.
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Never forget how much control you have, how powerful you are. And that you don't need to convince others, you need to convince yourself. During the highs, the lows, the ups and the downs, the sun and the rain, you need to be there for you.
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Warum? Um es einfach zu sagen, wird euer zukünftiger Selbst euch danken. Es gibt eine kraftvolle Anekdote über Schwierigkeiten, die mit Kühen und Bufalos handelt. Und was ist die Unterschiede? Schaut euch die Kühe an, die in einem Feld grazen. Es kommt ein Sturm. Sie hören es. Sie sehen die grünen Flügel. Was die Kühe versuchen, zu tun, ist, sich von dem Sturm entfernen zu lassen.
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Natürlich können Kühe keinen Sturm auslösen. Es fängt sie unerwartet an. Und weil sie versuchen, sich von dem Sturm entfernen zu lassen, und alles geht in die gleiche Richtung, werden die Kühe in dem Sturm länger sein, als sie es wären, wenn sie einfach festgehalten hätten. Die Buffalo, auf der anderen Seite, beobachten es anders.
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Sie hören den Sturm, sie sehen die Flügel kommen, und was sie tun, ist, direkt in ihn zu gehen. Sie werden ihn besiegen. Und sicher, sie bekommen den Chaos und den Wind, und sie finden sich im Zentrum des Sturms mit der Turbulenz. Aber auch wegen dieser Initiative ist es schneller weg. Es übernimmt sie schneller. leaving a very relevant and important message for life.
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You never win running away from what must be done. You can't escape the turbulence. It has to be approached and attacked. In a way, it's the perfect metaphor for taking on life's problems. Not waiting them out or even worse, running away, but going at it with everything you have. Because only then is the issue resolved. Things, as much as I wish it weren't true, generally just don't go away.
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And if you want to empower yourself, if you want to capture meaning in an often perceived to be meaningless world, own the situation. When others would run away, let's run in. Wenn andere auf Hoffnung verlangen, dann seien wir diejenigen, die Lösungen suchen. Ich erinnere mich an Jahre her, als Jocko Willink eine Frage über Prokrastination antwortete.
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Und er sagte etwas in der Linie von Wenn du dein Gehirn trainierst, um die ausreichenden Items in deiner Leben zu attackieren, gewinnst du. Wenn du weißt, dass du musst, aber nicht willst, dann musst du. Nicht nur, weil es mehr virtuell ist, sondern weil es praktisch ist. Weil es die Grundlage macht, warum die meisten Menschen verletzen, in die Grundlage, warum du gewinnen wirst.
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Diese Sturm, diese Flügel, dieser Chaos, glaubt es oder nicht, ist alles für dich funktionierend. Es ist eine Möglichkeit, hoch zu steigen, and collect your win. Find your strength. Empower yourself. It's moving directly against the crowd. It's swimming upstream. Making a statement. If confidence is earned, then, my friends, it is earned when the skies are dark. It's earned when the sun is gone.
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It's earned when every impulse says run, hide, save it for later. If you can stand up then, in those moments, you move beyond being a victim of the storm or even a survivor of the storm. No, you become greater than the storm. You become truly unstoppable. Not because you did anything far-fetched or out of this world, but because when most ran out, you ran in. You picked up your head.
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You rolled up your sleeves and took it head on. Und das ist der Mut, den dein zukünftiger Selbst dir danken wird. Das ist die Entscheidung, die alles bedeutet. Das Leben ist Perspektive. Also während der guten Zeiten, finde Gratitude. And during the difficult times, find the opportunity. When you have the answers, when you know, be proud of your knowledge.
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You don't. You don't even need to be close. You just can't do nothing. You need to convince your feet to start moving. You need to generate momentum for some type of outcome. Because what that data, what that outcome will tell you is yes, keep doing more of that thing. Or no, reel it in and try something different. But either way, progress is reliant upon that information. Going equals solutions.
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And when you don't, celebrate all the wisdom to come. When the sun is shining, cherish the warmth on your skin. And when it's not, lerne, im Regen zu rennen. Wenn du konzentriert bist, genieße die Klarheit. Und wenn das Leben chaotisch ist, verbring die Chance, Ordnung zu produzieren. Wenn Leute in dein Leben kommen, wertschätze die Reise, die du teilen wirst.
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And when they leave, take note of all they gave along the way. When you win, reflect back on all the hard work that made it possible. And when you lose, take in the lessons that even winning can't provide. When things go as planned, revel in your ability to execute. But when your plans and life's plans diverge, remember that some things are simply outside of your control.
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And now, this moment, is a chance to identify and utilize the things that are in your control. Henry David Thoreau, it's not what you look at, it's what you see. So see the world as you'd like it to be. Never turning a blind eye to reality, but realizing how much control you have over making reality your own. We are the builders. The world around us merely provides the components and the pieces.
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And if one were to live as though there were value in every moment... die sich in der Unwahrheit für diese Wertschätzung befinden, vielleicht sogar, wenn es schwierig war, die meisten zu finden, wenn die meisten ihre Hände hängen und direkt dorthin gehen. Ich schaue aus meinem Fenster und sehe einen Weltraum, der weder wertvoll noch wertlos ist.
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Ich sehe eine blanken Kante, auf der wir uns für diese Entscheidung beschäftigt sind. Das Leben ist eine Rollercoasterfahrt. It has ups and downs, the obvious and the unexpected. And while some think nothing of the high points and dwell on the low points, there are an abundance of resources, of beauty, of joy, reserved for those who understand how great the highs are and how valuable the lows are.
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die das, was kommt, nicht als Wälder, die man drin lebt, sondern als Teile, die man zusammenbaut. Nicht so antithetisch zu ihren Hoffnungen und Träumen, sondern als die sehr Grundlage, auf der sie diese Hoffnungen und Träume bauen werden. Dieser Welt ist nicht für dich, nur so viel, wie er völlig deiner ist. Er ruft dich, um das Arbiter zu sein. For what you decide will inevitably take shape.
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The other day, a good friend of mine sent me a message that was exactly what I needed to hear, exactly when I needed to hear it. And more or less, it's a paraphrasing of a quote that says, if you're going to be creative, you have to be in a state of play. And you can't be in a state of play if you're fearful. If you're worried about messing up or making mistakes.
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Here's something interesting I've observed. In order to build something, you have to be creative. In a way, intentionally reckless. You have to take risks and put yourself out there. And then hopefully after some time living this way, the milestones begin to accumulate.
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But, and this is the shift I've noticed in myself, the more you accomplish, or the closer you get to that goal, the more your brain wants to transition from creative to protector. From being bold to conserving. We want to hold on to what we've brought to life more than we want to innovate.
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Es ist das Schutz der Kastel auf dem Berg, das, ironisch gesagt, geboren wurde von deiner Kreativität zu Beginn. Und ich weiß, dass das nicht die Art ist, wie ich leben will. Aber trotzdem ist es wahr. Es ist ein Beispiel für mich, dass ich mich mit meinem biologischen Wiring kämpfe. Hey, Mut hat dich hier. Es ist die Seele des Wachstums. Es hat die Veränderung gebracht.
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Staying equals hoping, wishing, lost opportunity. Every journey... None of which, by the way, is beyond you. So long as you take these things as they arrive one by one, you open up your world to allow them in. Manche denken, das ist viel. Das ist ein Weltraum. Nein. Es sind nur wenige kleine Entscheidungen, die täglich wiederholt werden.
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Es ist ein spiritueller Todeswunsch. Aber wenn ich mich auf Default-Mode verletze, und ich weiß, dass viele von uns das gleiche sind, dann ist Mut einfach die erste Sache, die zu gehen ist.
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Und so geht die Frage zurück zu, wenn du wirklich mehr von der Erwartung willst, mehr von der Wachstum, der Schönheit in der Begegnung von Lebensanforderungen, der Bedeutung in der Begegnung von Kopf zu Kopf in den Chaos, sodass es getastet und gechannelt werden kann, wie setzen wir uns zurück in diese Situation des Spiels, in diese perpetuelle Situation des Spiels?
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Vorher, bevor ich mein eigenes Geschäft startete, arbeitete ich in der Corporate-Welt, schaffte Anbieter-Kurriculen für neue Anbieter in der Insurance-Industrie. Ich erklärte Kindern aus der Schule die Grundlagen der Industrie und warum sie relevant waren. Eine der wichtigen Ideen war Risikomitigation. Das ist das, was Insurance ist. Es ist die Diversifizierung von Risiken.
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Ich denke sogar jetzt darüber nach. When I see my cell phone close to the edge of a countertop, my brain goes, no, no, no. And I go to pick it up, place it to the center of the table or in my pocket, where the likelihood of a $1,500 device falling and exploding on the kitchen floor is greatly reduced. And that's a good thing. Time and place, for sure. But in our personal lives,
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It also happens that the beauty, the fun, the excitement and the growth takes place on the counter's edge. It is dancing through life's fringes that we find ourselves. There's some truth to the idea that hey, we might fall from the countertop and crash onto the floor and Weißt du was? Gut. Sei in Frieden mit dieser Möglichkeit.
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Es ist nicht ein Anruf für Verrücktheit, sondern ein Erinnerung, dass ein volles Leben inhaltlich riskierter ist, als ein, wo du sicher bist. See, life is a game of trade-offs. Innovation comes from play. Play is not safe because there is a largely increased likelihood of mistakes. There's freedom. There's exploration. It's removing the guardrails and immersing yourself into life.
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And if you feel stuck or that life has become mundane, perhaps it's because risk mitigation has taken the wheel and play has found itself in the backseat. Maybe it's that simple. Maybe it's time to step outside and live again. To remember that play brings with it its mistakes, sure. But contrary to what our lizard brains want us to think... Most mistakes are reversible.
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And using that same little metaphor, one's phone falling onto the floor and shattering, doesn't mean a person can never make a call, send a text or use social media again. It's a temporary inconvenience in the grand scheme of things until they normalize. Ich denke, wir wollen in einer Art leben, die die Rückseite möglich macht.
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Nicht eine, die uns wegschließt und die potenzielle Rückseite reduziert. Wieder die Quote, wenn du kreativ werden willst, musst du in einer Situation sein, und du kannst nicht in einer Situation sein, wenn du vorsichtig bist, wenn du versuchst, keine Fehler zu machen. Also nimm ein bisschen Zeit und denke. Ask the questions that, if you don't ask yourself, will very likely go unanswered forever.
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What does play mean to you? What does it look like? And is it time for you to step back into that feeling? You being here alive today comes with odds said to be 1 in 400 trillion. Es ist essentiell unmöglich. Wenn du dich um Geheimnisse kümmern willst, schau nicht weiter als in das Fenster. Und also lock dich nicht weg, bis diese Reise auslöst.
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Spende nicht dein Zeit, um die Mediakrität zu schützen. Steig raus und kassiere in diese Karte. Anwende die Spiele, die Ungewissheit, die Fehler und die Erwachsenheit. Denn so weit ich weiß, gibt es keine Situation, in der man sich nicht mehr an ihre Seele erinnert. Es gibt eine Flasche, die sich um unsere wichtigsten Momente dreht.
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Und ich sage Flasche, weil oft die Dinge, die am wichtigsten in unseren Leben sind oder die uns am besten positionieren, für eine Zukunftstransformation oder Erfolg, sie depikten nicht exakt den Wert, den sie letztendlich bieten. In der Tat, oft bekommen wir die gegenseitige Vorstellung. Die Antwort ist dezeptiv vermaskt als das Problem.
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Das Ding, von dem wir am meisten gezwungen sind, wegzukommen. Es ist oft unklar für uns, dass die Schmerzen, die wir erleben, der Zweck werden. Der Verlust wird die Stärke werden. Wir können nicht immer sehen, dass das Verlangen des Jobs unser Grund wird, um uns zu finden und das Werk, das am wichtigsten sein wird.
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Wir verstehen nicht immer, dass das Verlangen von jemandem, der ein großer Teil unserer Leben war, letztendlich ein wenig Raum erzeugt, das die Verbindung mit anderen erzeugt, die uns öffnen und uns besser machen. Wir sind nicht immer sicher, dass das Verlangen unglaublich mächtig ist.
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Denn es ist das, was uns am meisten vorstellt, sich in das Fenster zu schauen und sich die magische Frage zu fragen, wie kann ich besser sein? Wiederum, wir sehen es in ein Millionen verschiedenen Wegen, in verschiedenen Kontexten. Die Lösungen maskerieren als Probleme. Oder, wie es bekanntlich gesagt wurde, die Weise präsentiert sich oft als das Obstakel.
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Das bedeutet, wir müssen mit einer Art von Bewusstsein und Verständnis arbeiten, die uns oft enthüllt. Manchmal ist die Realität, dass es schmerzt, zu lassen. Aber wenn es für dich nicht richtig ist, schmerzt es, auch zu halten. Die Unterschied ist, wenn du die Kraft findest, zu lassen, kreierst du gleichzeitig Raum für die Dinge, die dein Leben besser machen werden.
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Es gibt einen griechischen Proverb, der sagt, dass der Anfang die Hälfte des Kampfes ist. Warum? Weil es nicht einfach ist, sich selbst zu überzeugen, dass du es kannst. Selbstvertrauen schmerzt. But it's not until we come around and green light the process. It's not until we give ourselves permission that life begins. How beautiful is the fact that we don't have to have all the answers.
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And I've noticed, as I've navigated this crazy place well into my 30s, that the discomfort I've experienced in the past, it rarely utilizes my future as its benchmark. When I'm uncomfortable, it's because something has gone awry in the now. This moment hurts. In this moment, I feel less than. In this moment, I feel lost. In this moment, I am x, y, or z...
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Du hast deine Macht vergessen. Und ich möchte euch einen ziemlich coolen Erinnerung von diesem ganzen Ding teilen. Ein paar Tage vor, habe ich abends mit einem Freund, einem sehr charismatischen Mann, für den Zweck dieser kleinen Geschichte, wir nennen ihn einfach Freund. Und er erzählt mir über jemanden, mit dem er jetzt in seinem Geschäft arbeitet. Wir nennen diesen Person John.
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Es sind alles generell immediate, emotive Antworten auf das, was passiert ist. Weshalb ich so stark für Pause, Rückwärmen, Einatmen und das ganze Bild in Totalität antworte. Ich habe Entscheidungen in meinem Leben gemacht, die mich ein Jahr zurückgelegt haben, die mich emotional zerstört haben, meine Pläne völlig verändert haben.
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Und ich schaue zurück auf einige dieser Entscheidungen jetzt, mit all der Schmerzen, die sie gebracht haben, und denke mir, war da ein anderer Weg? Habe ich den richtigen Weg gemacht? Brauche ich all das zu überleben? Und ich werde nicht dachten, dass ich weiß, wie sich ein paralleles Universum auslösen würde, wenn ich anders gearbeitet hätte.
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Aber wenn ich zurückblicke, denke ich immer noch, dass ich den richtigen Weg gemacht habe. Ich sehe keinen anderen Weg. Manchmal gibt es keine einfachen Entscheidungen. Manchmal ist das Leben darum, die meiste schlechte Option zu wählen. Ich habe darüber gesprochen, dass man zurücksteigen muss, um voranzugehen. Oder dass man auf der Seite steigt, um im Endeffekt voranzugehen.
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Manchmal ist das, was wir brauchen, nur die Schleimhaut, die in Wolfskleidung. Wo du Monster suchen musst, um die, die in dir leben, zu zerstören. Der Grund, warum ich das so wichtig finde, und warum ich es so motiviert habe, es mit anderen zu teilen, ist, weil unsere Instinkte uns von den Dingen, die wir am meisten brauchen, entfernen. Das ist so, wie es ist.
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Menschen sind emotionaler, als wir rational sind. Und es gab viele Zeiten, wo man sich nur erinnert wurde, Eddie, ich verstehe, dass es schwierig ist, aber wo willst du am meisten hin? Eddie, du spielst defensiv, was ich sicherlich jetzt Probleme minimiert, aber dich nie mit deiner Karriere voranbringt. Eddie, du drückst deine Füße und nennst es Perfektionismus. Könnte es in Wahrheit Angst sein?
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Ich habe viele dieser kleinen, und manchmal nicht so kleinen, Epiphanien in den letzten Jahrzehnten. Wenn Leute mich über das Reden fragen, was ich für ein Leben tue, würde es Sinn machen, Tipps oder Insights, was auch immer es ist, bin ich komplett ehrlich, wenn ich sage, dass ich wünschte, dass ich eine Formel hätte, die ich vorlegen könnte, die dich von 0 bis 60 in drei Monaten machen würde.
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Aber die Wahrheit ist, dass der größte Knall für euren Kaffee ist, direkt in den Terror zu steigen. Das Ding, von dem du am meisten gezwungen bist, zu fliehen. Und das war es für mich, richtig? Scherzer Terror. Eigentlich schämen. Nachts, an denen ich aufgewacht war, habe ich Keynotes in Hotel-Mirror gesungen. Das konnte ich nicht.
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Und ich würde, weißt du, beenden, das Event würde vorbei sein, ich würde einfach zurück in den Raum gehen und in den Bett schlafen, weil ich die Nacht vorher nicht geschlafen habe, richtig? Das ist, wie es angefangen hat.
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And the more times I didn't give myself a way out, the more I saw past the fear, put emotions aside and reiterated to myself that underneath all that discomfort was value, the better I became. The less dramatic each speaking engagement became. And the terror evolved into excitement.
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Eddie, please get through this, eventually evolved into, Eddie, how can you make this speaking engagement more exciting, more fun, more captivating than the last one? I recently spoke at the MGM Grand Arena and it was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. And I'm sure you can imagine, not necessarily because of the event.
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Aber es hat mich gezwungen, zurückzudenken zu all den Zeiten, in denen ich so schlecht sagen wollte, mit all meinem Herzen, mit jeder Fibre meines Bens, aber nicht. Es war einfach ein stolzes Gefühl. Du bekommst diese Momente von Zeit zu Zeit, in denen alles ein einziger Knapsch wird. Es macht alles Sinn. Denn einige Zeiten wusste ich wirklich nicht, warum ich weitergehe.
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Ich wusste nur, dass ich die Boote brennen würde. Es gab keine anderen Optionen. Und wenn du das W sammelst, erinnerst du dich schnell. Und all das, um den sehr wichtigen Punkt zu bemerken, dass es nicht die MGM Grand Arena ist, die deine Nordstar ist. Vielleicht ist es etwas völlig anderes.
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Aber ich möchte euch erinnern, dass die Straße, wo ihr euch am liebsten sein möchtet, nicht perfekt gepaft und mit Blumen dekoriert ist. Es wird nicht immer sonnig mit klaren, blauen Flüssen sein. Und um es noch weiter zu nehmen, die Wege, die mit Blumen und klaren, blauen Flüssen gepaft sind, sind oft die falschen.
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In einem Weltraum von Verlusten wissen wir, dass die besten Dinge oft den größten Versuch benötigen. Die wunderschönen Dinge werden oft von einer Willenheit, vorherige Turbulenzen zu verhindern. Und sollte man sich mitten in all dem befinden, in der Nähe davon, ist es essentiell zu wissen, dass man, wenn man es wählt, das Chaos in etwas Unglaubliches transformieren kann.
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Not even close. We just need enough courage to step out into the storm, to brave the wind and the rain. I frequently allude to this transformation. The first time I spoke in front of an audience, I was terrified. The first few times, actually. Then after showing up, getting reps in and reflecting, I realized, okay, I've earned a bit of confidence here.
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Realistisch gesagt, das Schmerz des Verlustes, über das wir nichts tun können. Die Natur hat es gemacht, damit wir jeden Sinn von dem, was weggezogen wurde, fühlen. Aber die Natur macht nicht so einen guten Job, uns von dem unendlichen Wert zu erinnern, das jetzt in unsere Seelen gehen kann, damit wir unsere Augen öffnen können, damit wir die Welt sehen können, wie wir sie noch nie gesehen haben.
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Es gibt so viel Macht, und die Fähigkeit, diese fliegenden Emotionen zu beobachten, das Verlust von jetzt, in Bezug auf das, was es letztendlich werden wird. Wie die Sagen sagen, das schwerste Ding und das richtige Ding sind oftmals das gleiche Ding. Also sei dein eigener Berichter, dein eigener Kritiker.
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Entscheid, was dich am besten an die Stelle zwischen den Sternen, die du zu sein möchtest, zeigt. Versteht nur, dass der Weg nicht schmerzfrei sein wird. Und diejenigen, die versucht haben, es so zu machen, verlieren viel von der Brillanz, die uns vorhanden ist.
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Diese Wäsche, die versucht versucht, das Wichtigste zu verhindern, ist nur effektiv, wenn wir unsere Augen schließen, wenn wir uns nicht ehrlich mit uns selbst sind. Aber wenn ihr wisst, was das Wichtigste ist, und zwei, die sich beteiligt sind, einen Tag dort zu kommen, die kurze-terme Obstacke, Es ist immer etwas, was getan werden kann. Manchmal ist das etwas Mikro.
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Es ist der kleinste Schritt in die richtige Richtung. Und manchmal ist das Ding Makro. Es ist massive Aktion. Es kommt auf und geht weg, wenn du weißt, dass die Zeit zu Ende ist. Oder es geht Richtung etwas Schönes, das deinen Namen nennt. Aber immer so oft, das Ding, das gemacht werden muss, ist das Allerwichtigste. Nichts.
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Es ist das Verständnis der Unterschiede zwischen der Bewegung für den Sinn der Bewegung und dem echten Prozess. Wie die Stoiker gebetet haben und die Serenitensprache sagt, Gott, gib mir die Serenität, die Dinge zu akzeptieren, die ich nicht ändern kann, die Kraft, die Dinge zu ändern, die ich kann, und die Wissheit, die Unterschiede zu kennen.
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Well, sometimes understanding that something is outside the scope of your control is both the most challenging and the most necessary. After all, kicking and screaming won't change the weather. Emptying every penny you have into the fountain won't make someone more honest, trustworthy or reliable. No, those wishes get lost in the ether, right?
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Cross fingers may give you hope, but they don't change the world as it currently exists. I remember a few years ago now having a conversation with author Bronnie Ware and her saying perhaps the most important thing she's discovered over the years was the power of surrender. Verabschieden, meinte das jüngere Ich. Mit meinem tiefgepackten Schedule und perpetuierlich steigenden Niveaus von Cortisol.
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I continue to go, to speak, more reps, more reps. Okay, now we're, well, I guess now we're getting comfortable with this. Not up all night the night before, rehearsing, pacing in hotel rooms. Ich habe ein bisschen mehr Vertrauen in meine Fähigkeiten. Ich fortsetze. Noch mehr Reepen. Noch mehr Reepen. Noch mehr Reepen. Okay, jetzt... Jetzt genieße ich das. Ich habe durchgebrochen. Noch mehr Reepen.
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Du musst mich verarschen. Das Leben ist zu kurz für Verabschiedung. Nun, ein paar Jahre später erinnere ich mich, dass ich vielleicht korrekt und unkorrekt war. Korrekt, dass das Leben zu kurz ist, um alles an die falschen Dinge zu machen. Es ist nicht korrekt, dass die falschen Dinge, wir sind eine friedliche Meinung und eine Möglichkeit, eine bestimmte Realität zu akzeptieren, ist über uns.
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Akzeptanz macht dich nicht schmerzlos. Nein, es macht dich stärker. Weil once you accept the things that cannot be changed... Du kannst endlich das ganze Sisyphus und die Boulder-Routine verabschieden und dich auf die Dinge konzentrieren, die dein Leben wirklich leiten. Wenn wir uns darauf konzentrieren, was uns wert ist, werden wir Supermensch.
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Ich kann es nicht sicher sagen, aber ich würde gerne vorstellen, dass die Michael Jordans der Welt zurückgehen. Sie zurückgehen zur Location des Spiels. Sie verabschieden sich von dem, wer das Publikum sein wird. Sie verabschieden sich von dem, wer sie im Spielzeitraum verteidigen wird.
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Sie verabschieden sich von dem Wetter, den Lichtern, dem Zeitraum, dem Tag, welches sie nur darauf konzentriert, in 48 Minuten mehr zu schießen, als das Team, gegen das sie spielen. Das gut zu tun und zu konsistieren, verringert die Bedeutung all dieser anderen Variablen. Verabschieden ist alles, weil es Raum für das, was am meisten zählt, erzeugt.
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Tom Brady hat nicht den ganzen Tag dort gesessen, das Wetterapp vor seinen Spielen in Buffalo zu refreshen. He knew he couldn't control the weather, but he could control the game plan, and so he readied himself and his team accordingly.
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I say this as someone who often feels inclined to refresh that metaphorical weather app in my own life, as though paying attention to mundane things outside of my control will alter my fortune or the outcome. Look, there's so much we can control. We are so powerful. Why let the trivial get in the way of our strength? Why invite adversaries into our precious headspace when they do not belong?
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You very likely can't change the people around you. You, however, have control over how you internalize and respond to the behavior. You can't change your DNA or your biological makeup. But you can very much control how you'll get the most with what you have. Surrender to that which is beyond you. Accept it. Appreciate it even. Because once you do this, you will finally be free.
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Free to grow the things that are yours. The things within your control, of which there are many.
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The man asks, looking nervously over the edge. Oh, but my friend, a voice responds back, what if you fly? A little quote I heard not too long ago demonstrating our proclivity to maintain, to preserve, to protect, to move away altogether from the risk. Für die Angst, dass wir unseren Griff auf den Status Quo verlieren. Komplett vergessen, zu denken, was das Leben sein könnte, wenn es funktioniert.
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Vergessen, dass das Leben ein Spiel der Verletzungen ist. Und nicht zu verlieren, was du hast, bedeutet, die Möglichkeit zu verzeihen. Es ist so einfach. Zu bleiben ist ein Verlust, zu gehen. Wir müssen ständig die Idee, die Wahrheit, dass das, was wir nicht tun, eine Entscheidung ist.
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Und während wir unsere Energie und Efforts auf die Minimierung des Fallens und der Verletzung setzen, steckt jemand anderes darin. Sie kapitalisieren darauf. Sie fallen wieder und wieder und wieder, bis sie fliegen können. Denn die Gefahr ist nicht im Fallen, sondern in dem Never-Taking-to-the-Sky.
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Noch mehr Reepen. Noch mehr Reepen. How do I make this so valuable that it becomes the 1% of the 1% of the 1%? I've worked hard for my baseline. I feel good. Now, how do I chisel away the little elements of mediocrity sprinkled in there? How do I pull them out one piece at a time? It is a testament to going.
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Es wird nur eine Fragung der Person, die du bist, die du bist, die du bist, die du bist, die du bist, die du bist, die du bist, die du bist, die du bist. Und du kannst die Jahrhunderte der Evolution dafür danken. Du bist nicht schrecklich, wenn du Angst hast. Du bist nicht weniger schrecklich, wenn du dich mit der Schwierigkeit der Leben befindest. Wiederum, das ist, was man als Mensch ist.
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Aber was wir auch haben, ist die Fähigkeit, diese Default-Limitationen zu verstehen und sie zu transformieren. um zu verstehen, dass uns die Angst vor der Welt um uns hervorragend war. Wenn wir hübsch hübsch hübsch hübsch hübsch hübsch hübsch hübsch hübsch hübsch hübsch um tief zu schämen, dass du von deiner kleinen Tribe abgewandt wirst.
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Das war die einzige Verschwörung, die dich von der riesigen Unwissenheit, die in der Dunkelheit, der Wildnis, entfernt hat. Aber jeder, der heute zuhört, muss auch verstehen, dass diese biologischen Fahrzeuge outdaten sind. Die Hunde in den Bäumen sind nicht mehr da. Die Wälder sind generell metaphorisch. Und manches Quote-unquote-Tribe sollte vorsichtig und methodisch ausgewählt werden.
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Zivilisation bietet diese Kuschel. Und was für eine Luxus. Wenn also das Leben zurück drückt, und es wird, und du fühlst, als wärst du auf dieser Lege, wirst du wollen, zurückzukehren. Nicht, weil du schwach bist. sondern weil du vergessen hast, dass die Stimme in deinem Kopf, die in Angst schreit, die Rückseite nicht sehen kann. Es ist blind zu der Möglichkeit. Es sieht nur die Rückseite.
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Es sagt nur, hey, das könnte Schmerzen bringen. Es gibt Dinge da draußen, die du nicht weißt. Ausländische Entiteln, vielleicht Gegner. Warum würdest du sogar betrachten, diesen Schritt zu nehmen? Und das ist, wo du steigst und Verschwörung erweckst. Ja, Dinge könnten falsch gehen, aber die falschen Schritte sind 1. normalerweise reversibel und 2. bieten die Wissen, die ich brauche.
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Es gibt dir die Chance, in die Konversation zu injectieren, dass wenn Dinge richtig gehen, dein Leben verändert wird. Dass das der Anfang sein könnte. Und dass wir nicht leben, bis die Aufregung darüber, was das Leben werden kann, wenn die Dinge funktionieren, größer ist als die Angst, worauf das Leben zurückfliegt, wenn es nicht funktioniert. Ohne Aufregung gibt es keine Hoffnung.
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Ohne Hoffnung gibt es keinen Zweifel. Und wie Viktor Frankl gesagt hat, ist das Leben nie unbequem durch Umstände gemacht, sondern nur durch Unwahrheit von Sinn und Zweifel. Wir arbeiten alle in den gleichen Parametern, im gleichen Spielfeld. Aber die Unterschiede sind, dass wir verschiedene Soundtracks haben, Interpretationen und Narrativen, die hinter unseren Augen spielen.
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Er kann die Welt zerstören sehen und den Rest seines Lebens weinen, was weg ist, während sie die selbe Zerstörung sehen und sich fragen kann, was kann ich in ihrem Platz bauen? Was kann aus dem Verbrechen entstehen? Das selbe Verhältnis, eine andere Geschichte, ein anderes Ergebnis.
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Ich kringe oft, wenn ich höre, dass das Mindset als diese magische Sache ist, die Realität wird, sobald man sich die Augen schließt und einen Wunsch macht. Die Regel der Attraktion, soweit ich mich interessiere, ist keine Magie. Ich denke, das ganze Lied und Tanz ist viel einfacher als das. Wir arbeiten in Ordnung mit den Dingen, die wir glauben.
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Und wenn du glaubst, du bist nicht gut genug, wenn du glaubst, du bist nicht wertvoll, wenn du glaubst, mehr ist aus der Frage, was für einen Incentiv hast du, um zu verändern? Keiner. Es ist viel einfacher, der Welt zu hassen, wenn das deine Perspektive ist. Aber wenn du die Disziplin findest, auch für einen Moment, um zu pausieren und zu fragen, was, wenn es besser wird?
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Was, wenn mein Leben mehr sein könnte? Das Spargel hat dir plötzlich einen Grund gegeben, einen weiteren Schritt voranzugehen. Es ist ein Argument gemacht, warum das Unruhe nur wert ist. Die Magie ist nicht, dass du es wünschst, und so war es. Die Magie ist, dass du es als eine Möglichkeit sahst und in diesem Sinne dich ermutigst, dich zu bewegen, um zu diesem Ergebnis zu kommen.
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zu erlauben, dass du dein Leben und Datenpunkte und Ups und Downs erlebst, die dir helfen, den Prozess zu refineieren. Sie sind die Reise. Kannst du all das über Nacht machen? Nein, absolut nicht. Aber du kannst dich immer wo du bist und in dieser Waffe gewinnen. Du kannst immer ein bisschen stärker werden, die Stage für den nächsten Niveau und den nächsten und den nächsten setzen.
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Es ist schwer, etwas, das noch nicht gebaut worden ist, zu gravitateieren. Es ist schwer, mit der Überzeugung zu stehen, dass ein Leben, das noch nicht materialisiert ist, Aber das, meine Freunde, ist das Wunder und das Geheimnis der Leben. Du bekommst nicht, was du willst, bis du anfängst zu leben, als ob du es bereits hättest. Als ob du es anfängst, es zu probieren, als ob es wirklich ist.
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Also, wenn die Reise unmöglich fühlt, weiß, dass du auf dem richtigen Weg bist. Ihr kämpft gegen einige sehr hervorragende Gegner, eurer eigenen DNA. Ihr kämpft gegen die Leute um euch herum, die euch nicht verstehen. Ihr kämpft gegen die Herausforderungen, die euch fragen, ob das in der Luft gegründete Kastel, das nur in eurem Kopf existiert, jemals zu Ende kommen könnte.
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Das ist eine gewisse Resistenz. But as you step forward into the haze, your single solitary acts of courage will begin to tell a story, to take shape. The ones make believe will become tangible. You'll see the pieces coming together and you'll see yourself as the one capable of assembling them. An architect of sorts, a designer, one with courage and self-belief.
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Die Wahrheit ist, du wirst nie komplett Angst verhindern. Das wird für immer mit dir sein. Es ist für den Kurs. Du musst nur daran erinnern, dass die Kraft des Zweifelns, des Bedeutens, des Wertes von Abstand und Möglichkeit größer ist als diese nackte Stimme von Angst. Es geht nicht darum, deine Augen zu schließen, wer du bist oder wo du bist. There's beauty in all that.
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It's merely about opening them to all you can become. Neun Dinge, die du kontrollierst, die dein Leben besser machen werden. Ich denke, das ist eine der wichtigsten Gespräche, die man zu haben hat, einfach weil so viel Energie auf Dinge gelegt wird, die uns außerhalb sind, die wir nicht kontrollieren.
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Und wir ignorieren die Kraft in uns, die Dinge, die unsere Leben tatsächlich verändern und uns voranbringen. Stoizismus stellt natürlich viel Aufmerksamkeit darauf, zwischen diesen beiden Dingen zu differenzieren, also davon zu lassen, was nicht uns ist, und wirklich zu kultivieren und zu stärken, was es ist. Und es gibt viele Iterationen.
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Eines meiner Lieblings- und eines der am meisten üblichsten, die am meisten bekannt sind, ist die Frieden. Gott, gib mir die Frieden, um die Dinge zu akzeptieren, die ich nicht ändern kann. Die Kraft, um die Dinge zu ändern, die ich kann. Und die Wissheit, um die Unterschiede zu kennen. Es ist die Idee, dass du in dir eine Superkraft hast.
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Aber du musst stoppen, draußen zu schauen und den Himmel zu bewegen, um Dinge, die einfach nicht sind. Nicht deiner, richtig? Also, gehen wir direkt rein. Das ist, wo die Macht ist. Neun Dinge, die du kontrollieren kannst, die dein Leben verändern werden. Das erste, und das wird keine Überraschung sein, Mindset. Warum? Weil es nicht zählt, ob der Himmel fällt oder die Wälder fallen.
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Wie du es denkst, ist deiner. Es ist deine Kraft. Und niemand hat es besser gesagt, in meiner Meinung, als Viktor Frankl. wo er sagt, dass alles von einem Mann, aber nur eine Sache, die letzte der menschlichen Freiheiten, die Möglichkeit, eine Attitüde zu wählen, in jeder bestimmten Art und Weise, um einen eigenen Weg zu wählen.
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In der Tat, wenn du darin bist, fühlt es sich so intuitiv an, dass du nicht mehr merkst, was du tust. Einen Kampf nach dem anderen. Du stehst einfach auf der Steine vor dir. Denk daran, du verletzt nicht einen Sturm. Du navigierst einfach durch jeden Windsturm und jeden Rauch des Regens. You pick apart and outlast the pieces that make up the storm. And you are capable of that.
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Und wenn du den Kontext verstehst, und das ist ein Mann, der durch eine der größten Atrocities in der historischen Geschichte, den Konzentrationskampfen während der 2. Weltkriege, und auf Hoffnung geflogen ist, Ich habe mich in dieser Situation gelegt und gesagt, hey, niemand kann deine Ausgabe nehmen. Es ist egal, wie schlimm die Welt aussieht.
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Das ist eine der stärksten Dinge, die ich jemals gehört habe. Und wenn ich mich zurückblicke auf meine Leben, und ich bin sicher, dass viele von euch, die mich beobachten, relate, sind einige der dunklen Zeiten, die mich zu den schönsten Plätzen gebracht haben.
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Und durch diese Momente zu gehen, die Möglichkeit zu pausieren und zu sagen, hey, ich weiß, dass es schmerzt, ich weiß, dass es nicht gut fühlt, aber es gibt Wert hier. Nicht intuitiv, es ist nicht ein intuitives Ding zu tun, weshalb ich denke, es ist mehr wichtig. Egal, was du durchgehst, es gibt etwas da, das sinnvoll ist und sogar wunderschön ist, das letztendlich transformativ sein wird.
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Deine Attitüde ist deiner. Nichts kann das wegnehmen. Nummer zwei, du hast immer Kontrolle über, wie du dein Zeitvermögen abgibst. Es gibt eine Idee, dass das, was du wasserst, wächst, was eine simple Formel darstellt. Verstehen, was in deiner Leben wichtig ist und dich fragen, ob du dir das genügend Aufmerksamkeit verdienst. Ich denke, ein einfaches Beispiel, das wir alle verbinden, ist,
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Es gibt Menschen, die über finanzielle Freiheit sprechen, um reich zu sein, um mehr Geld in den Banken zu haben. Aber wenn du eine Konversation hast, dann ist es okay. Wie viel kommt täglich rein? Wie viel geht raus? Was sind deine Ziele? Worauf investierst du dein Geld? All diese etwas grundlegenden Fragen, die sie nicht wissen. Es ist so, dass du dem nicht die Aufmerksamkeit gibst.
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You're not aware. You're not monitoring or studying that. I guarantee you, if you took a spotlight to those things, it would evolve in a way that changes your relationship with money and income in your bank account, right? So, simple example, but you get the idea. Where you focus is where you'll see results. So ask yourself, are you focusing on the right things? How can you be
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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mehr methodisch über deinen Zeitraum, denn das ist immer deines zu kontrollieren. Nummer drei ist der Morgen. Und der Morgen ist etwas, über das ich immer Kontrolle habe. Wir alle. Und es ist einer der am meisten transformierenden Perioden der Zeit, weil es ist, wo du dein Momentum kreierst. Es bringt dich in den Rest deines Tages.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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Wenn du dich physisch kümmerst, für mich, hoppen in den Kühlschrank, Sauna, Kaffee, Journalismus, planen den Rest des Tages. 10x ist der Momentum und die Erwartung und einfach das Gefühl, das ich bekomme, als ich mich überlege. You know, the day. And so for me it's a no-brainer. W. Clement Stone, little hinges swing big doors. That to me is my little hinge. I can control that every single day.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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So it's something to think about. How are you starting your day? Are you just rolling into the chaos? Or are you being methodical? There's not a one-size-fits-all. You are your own experiment. Aber spielst du damit? Und suchst du verschiedene Wege, um in einen Tag zu starten, der produktiver, healthier und glücklicher ist? Nummer vier ist Gratuität. Sehr einfach, richtig?
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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Es ist einer der wichtigsten Perspektivschiffen, die du machen kannst. Denn wenn du nie über das denkst, was du hast, was in deinem Leben ist, wer in deinem Leben ist, wie weit du gekommen bist, fällst du in diesen Platz der Unmöglichkeit. Richtig? Du siehst nur die Fläche. Und es gibt mehr zu Leben als das.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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Wenn du verstehst, wie glücklich du bist und wie wunderschön es ist, hier zu sein und das zu erleben, macht es die Schmerzen und Schmerzen auf dem Weg viel weniger bedeutend. Also es ist nicht nur wie ein fluffiges Hey, sei dankbar. Es gibt einen sehr pragmatischen Grund dafür. Perspektive. Du weißt, das Leben ist innig hart. Okay.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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Es armt dich mit der Fähigkeit, diese Schwierigkeit zu beheben, weil du weißt, dass du auf dem Grunde bist und du eine unglaubliche Situation hast und du in der Position bist, was auch immer an dir kommt. Nummer 5 ist dein Willen, zu hören. Du kannst immer kontrollieren, wie viel du hörst. Das könnte zuerst seltsam oder nicht wichtig sein. Bis du merkst, dass sehr wenige Leute gute Hörer sind.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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Und so viel Wachstum und Verständnis kommt von Hören, Observen. Es scheint, als ob wir gewöhnt sind, zu sprechen und zu teilen. Und wie mein Großvater früher sagte, flippen unsere Gummis. Aber... Wenn du die Disziplin findest, um das Leben zu nehmen und es zu lernen und zu hören, was andere Leute sagen müssen, dann hast du dich mit Wissen, das du sonst nicht hättest.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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You're made for that. Again, when you give yourself permission to enter the arena that is adversity, that is the unknown, success is oddly intuitive. It just kind of appears in front of you one obstacle at a time. Or one opportunity at a time, depending on how you're looking at. Das Problem ist, dass zu viele von uns auf der Seite bleiben. Ich denke, du weißt das, richtig?
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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Nummer sechs ist eine Vermutung zur Bildung. Ständig Wissen in irgendeiner Art und Weise suchen. Das muss nicht im Kontext eines dritten Jahrhunderts in einem Klassenraum sein, aber welche Bereiche deines Lebens wachsen. Es ist eine sehr einfache Idee, dass Erfolg und Glück bedeuten. Wir sind mehr glückliche Menschen, wenn wir fühlen, als wären wir in der Suche nach etwas Wichtigem.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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Was auch immer das in deiner Leben ist. Also drück das nicht weg und denk, dass du fertig bist mit Lernen. Du bist nie fertig mit Lernen. Es gibt immer Wachstum. Es gibt immer einen Wert, den du einbringen kannst, der dich näher zu dem bringt, wo du dich wollen willst. Leben ist ein Lehrer. Also vergiss nicht, ein perpetualer Student zu sein. Du kannst immer das kontrollieren.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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Nummer sieben, ich weiß, dass viele von euch zu diesem bemerken werden, ist euer Kreis. Ihr seid die Summe von, was ist die Terminologie, den fünf Leuten, mit denen ihr euch befindet, oder das Average der fünf Leute, mit denen ihr euch befindet.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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Verbringe dich mit Leuten, die dich öffnen, die dich besser machen, die positive Einflüsse auf dein Leben haben, die dich drücken, mehr zu tun, die dich challenge. Nicht Leute, die dich drängen und negativ sind. Und kribbeln deinen Wachstum. Du kannst immer kontrollieren, wer du bist. Und das, wie es sich herausstellt, macht so eine enorme Unterschiede auf deinem Lebensausblick.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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Wie du dich an dich selbst und wie du dich an die Welt anschaust. Du kannst deinen Kreis kontrollieren. Nächstes, wie du andere betrachtest. Du kannst das immer kontrollieren. Are you compassionate? Are you empathetic? Again, do you listen? Do you seek to understand? These things matter and what goes around comes around.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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When you treat others well, not only do you feel better and pick up allies along the way, but that comes back to you. So it's something to constantly think about, be cognizant of. How are you treating those around you? And lastly, you have control over the goals that you set. There's an idea that you cannot hit targets that aren't there.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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Yet so many of us kind of stumble around through life, just hoping we'll end up somewhere that we're happy with. Most of the time, that's not how it works out. I heard Jim Rohn say this... Er sagte, es gab nie ein Basketball- oder Fußball-Team, das das Tor oder das Feld nicht geplant hat. Und das für, was, drei Stunden? Und manche Menschen leben ihre ganzen Leben ohne einen Plan.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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Wenn man sich das in diesem Kontext anschaut, macht es keinen Sinn. So when you set those goals, when you're aware of the targets you've created, you're much more inclined to make everything in your life fit under that tent, to be more methodical and strategic and ultimately be where you want to be. That's what it's all about, right? You have that control. You just have to remember.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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So what goals are you setting? So there you have it, nine things you can control that will change your life. I hope it gave you some much needed perspective and I look forward to seeing you all thrive and flourish in whatever it is you're doing. See you next week. Was Menschen anders macht als Vögel, Katzen, Hunde und Hunde, ist, dass wir die Finität der Leben verstehen.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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Wir verstehen es, wie temporär, wie fliehend es alles ist. Aber wir müssen uns, wenn wir in den Trivialitäten unseres Tag zu Tag befinden, daran erinnern, dass es in diesem Weltraum kein Weiterleben gibt. Weil manchmal warten wir, als ob wir es schaffen, zu warten. Und wir drücken unsere Füße, als ob es ein nächstes Mal geben würde. Es gibt keine nächsten Zeiten.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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Für mich, besonders wenn es darum kam, die Dinge zu tun, die ich wusste, dass ich tun musste, aber mich überrascht oder nervös war, zu beginnen, musste ich meinen Mindset ändern. I had to learn to see missed opportunities as tangible, as though they're real. And that's the hard part. It's easy to dismiss something that never happened. Oh, I didn't go. End of thought, end of story.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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Und wenn du dein Geist um die Tatsache schlägst, dass Säuglichkeit das einzige Gegenteil ist, dann wirst du frei. Du entdeckst, was du sein könntest und immer sein solltest. Ich meine, wie brillant ist der Geist? Das unvorstellbare Netzwerk hinter deinen Augen. Capable of both putting a man into orbit and navigating the depths of the vast oceans that surround us. It is in and of itself a miracle.
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It's easy to rationalize that as insignificant. How could something you didn't do be important? Wenn du das, was du tun musst, oder wo du gehen willst, als einen bereits existierenden Weg hast, dann ist es sehr real, nicht diesen Weg zu gehen. Es ist eine Entscheidung. Die nächste Frage ist, was, wenn ich nicht bereit bin, diesen Weg zu gehen? Ich kenne mich, dass ich das immer denke.
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Hier ist die Sache. Für die großen Dinge in der Leben, fühlen wir uns einfach nie bereit. Es gibt kein voll vorbereitetes Leben, es wird nie ein voll vorbereitetes Leben geben. Weil wir lernen, wie wir gehen. Wie können wir wissen, was es ist, zu wissen, und verstehen, was es ist, zu verstehen, When the path is the teacher. It's like expecting a seed to grow without ever having planted it.
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Life is about being in motion. Letting the world shape you. It's less about being handed a map as it is about being the Lewis and Clark of your own story. Understanding that what awaits is intimidating, it's unknown, sometimes terrifying. But simultaneously... Die Abenteuer.
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Das Ding in deinem Herzen, in deinem Geist, das dich drückt, das dich fragt, ein bisschen stärker zu sein, ein bisschen stärker zu sein, dich von der Angst zu entfernen und deine Bewegung zu beginnen. Das ist dein Frontier. Und sicher, manche werden einfach das Klopfen wegschauen. Sie werden nie auf der Reise aussteigen.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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Sie bleiben dort, wo sie sind, die Schwierigkeiten, vielleicht die Irrationalität von dem, was sie nicht wissen. Es ist alles verrückt, oder? Sie werden sagen. Sie werden ihre Tage ein bisschen sicherer, jeder Schritt ein bisschen mehr präsentierbar, aber sie werden auch nie wirklich die Show sehen.
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Sie werden nicht verstehen, wie wunderschön diese Ansichten sind und wie die Dunkelheit dieser Wälder unsere Kraft wird. Die Zeit sollte sein Grund gewesen sein, um zu gehen. Und stattdessen war es die Geschichte, die nie zu sein kam. Wie Jim Rohn es erwähnt hat, denkst du, dass es teuer ist, zu gehen.
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Warte, bis du den Kost von nicht gehen, von nicht versuchen siehst, von nicht auf den Weg gehen, der deine Meinung öffnen wird und die Art, wie du die Welt siehst, verändert. Du weißt, was das für dich ist. Lass uns ehrlich sein, wir alle das tun. It's not about answers, it's about commitment to willfully embrace that which we do not understand. We don't get how those pieces stack up.
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But it's about letting yourself be the student and life the teacher. This, I believe, when our finite time is up on this rock rotating around the sun, will be what makes us smile, makes it all worth it. Die Erinnerungen, die wir gemacht haben, die Abenteuer, die Zeiten, an denen wir dachten, dass wir es geschafft hätten, aber irgendwie weitergegangen sind.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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Denken, dass wir verloren sind, aber irgendwie einen Weg gefunden haben. Das ist unsere Macht. Und wenn wir die Autoren unserer eigenen Geschichten sind, ist das Einzige, was wirklich unvermeidbar ist, das Verhalten, diesen Pen zu holen und den Buch zu öffnen. Don't deprive yourself of the opportunity to explore the depths of your imagination. Don't hide from your greatness.
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Don't let what could go wrong cheat you out of all that can go right. As the saying goes, you only live once. But if you live it right, once is enough. So don't stay because of the clock. Go because of the clock. Live because of the clock. Its hands are pointing you to that place you most need to be.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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But what if I was audacious enough to suggest temporarily taking that miracle, that masterpiece, that network behind your eyes and shutting it off? Begin the journey, start the ride, immerse yourself in the river's current. Ensure you don't know where you'll end up. Aber es wird nicht dort sein, wo du gerade stehst. Und dieses neue Du enthält Wissens.
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Es enthält diese erhöhten Daten, um zu verbessern. Es enthält das 2.0. Und deshalb ist die Schlüssel, jetzt und für immer, nicht, alle Antworten zu erwarten, bevor du aus der Tür steigst. Es ist nicht, sicher zu sein, dass alles in Ordnung fällt. You don't have to get it right the first time. You just can't do nothing. You're not here just to get by. To check a box.
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And he rubs some people the wrong way.
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So I'm sort of connecting the dots as he's saying this.
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I'm like, okay, clearly...
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No, you're here for something different. Maybe it's your desire to chase down that sunrise while the rest of the world sleeps. To embrace the difficult. Das Ungewöhnliche, in Bezug auf die kleine Glorie, die du bald fühlst, als du deinen Morgenkoffee trinkst und deinen Tag startest.
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Oder vielleicht ist es deine Faszination mit dem Fakt, dass jedes Mal, wenn du dich fragst, ob es mehr gibt, ob du noch etwas hast, Aber die Antwort scheint immer zu sein, ja. Und vielleicht ist das es. Dass das, was du in einer Welt von Finitude, Verzweiflung und Bedingung bist, die einzige ist, die absolut keine Bindungen hat.
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Die menschliche Seele untergeht eine Art Transformation, wenn du willst. Every time we look around at what currently is and decide it will soon be the gateway to something more. And that's life's best kept secret. The word decide. The idea that we choose whether to accept things as they are or to change them. That we have within us the ability to push further than we've ever pushed.
Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero
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zu finden, was früher nur in unseren Vorstellungen existierte. Und das wird immer wahr sein. Du bekommst, was du suchst. Was du willst, um zu überleben. Und obwohl manche sehen, dass diese Veränderung zu viel ist, als eine Kost, die viel zu teuer ist. Andere sehen es als die Chance eines Lebens. Die Möglichkeit, ein paar von euch zu geben, damit ihr alle wachsen und verbessern könnt.