If you're a fan of eclectic conversations that oscillate between light-hearted banter and serious societal discussions, then buckle up! Plunging headfirst into the gastronomical delights we devoured. From notorious KFC Double Down to a soft shell crab sandwich, we've got you covered. There's even a fascinating discussion about the different options available for fire pits, smokers, and deep fryers.
As we navigate the conversation, we touch upon powerful cultural figures like RFK Junior, Ice Cube, and Killer Mike, and their enormous potential to spread truth and encourage action. We also examine the roles of pharmaceutical and government corporations in the opioid crisis, the crack cocaine epidemic, and other drug-related issues. The conversation shifts towards societal trade-offs, contemplating cultural differences, and the wealth, resources, and freedoms available in different parts of the world. The dialogue takes interesting turns as we explore the possible Extra-Terrestrial threat that might unite the world in a new world order and the role of guns in society from a libertarian perspective.
Lastly, we delve into the world of entrepreneurship and hustling. We discuss how creative tactics can build successful businesses, even in the most unorthodox sectors. Not only is this an episode packed with food appreciation and laughs, but also some serious discussions that might leave you pondering over your next BBQ feast or the next big business idea. Join us as we delve into an episode that encapsulates the essence of brotherhood, comedy, and a shared love for food.
If you're a fan of eclectic conversations that oscillate between light-hearted banter and serious societal discussions, then buckle up! Plunging headfirst into the gastronomical delights we devoured. From notorious KFC Double Down to a soft shell crab sandwich, we've got you covered. There's even a fascinating discussion about the different options available for fire pits, smokers, and deep fryers.
As we navigate the conversation, we touch upon powerful cultural figures like RFK Junior, Ice Cube, and Killer Mike, and their enormous potential to spread truth and encourage action. We also examine the roles of pharmaceutical and government corporations in the opioid crisis, the crack cocaine epidemic, and other drug-related issues. The conversation shifts towards societal trade-offs, contemplating cultural differences, and the wealth, resources, and freedoms available in different parts of the world. The dialogue takes interesting turns as we explore the possible Extra-Terrestrial threat that might unite the world in a new world order and the role of guns in society from a libertarian perspective.
Lastly, we delve into the world of entrepreneurship and hustling. We discuss how creative tactics can build successful businesses, even in the most unorthodox sectors. Not only is this an episode packed with food appreciation and laughs, but also some serious discussions that might leave you pondering over your next BBQ feast or the next big business idea. Join us as we delve into an episode that encapsulates the essence of brotherhood, comedy, and a shared love for food.
Um, how was last week in the mountains?
Speaker 2:Late night wasn't. Mountains was down in Maryland. Yeah, how was your brother's birthday. It's cool wrestling themed. It wasn't like a birthday party.
Speaker 1:Where are my tights at?
Speaker 3:your muscles tied up, the fridge It's.
Speaker 1:Hulk Hogan yellow uh, fucking whitey tighties or whatever you wear.
Speaker 2:Yeah, if anything i'm coming out as the Hulkster.
Speaker 1:All right, yeah, that's the best theme song in wrestling. One thousand streamed out, but no we 36 inch python.
Speaker 2:We played like we went down. Friday he took us out to this like little speakeasy joint that's like above a sandwich shop. That was fun. And saturday we played disc golf and we got some barbecue from a place. He like it was just like we've been down there because he lives in the same town as my mom, but It's the, we go and it's like all right, we're going for thanksgiving or we're going so. So we never get to like Hang out and chill and be like ours. What are you doing around here? So that was like the first time we were able to go see some of his spots and like the bartender walks and is like Oh shit, pat, you're here.
Speaker 1:Like with people, you have people.
Speaker 3:Nice, that's cool, though Well, he's my brother. No, that's cool, that's cool.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it was a good time And we got plans coming up. What are you doing for the fourth?
Speaker 1:I'm doing it. We got to work Monday and fucking Wednesday. It's bullshit.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so I ain't doing shit.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 2:I just bought. I got fucking whole Two things of pork ribs. I got a thing of beef ribs. I'm Smoked that up, i'm playing a disc golf tournament in the morning on fourth of July. Fourth of July is a day to party like it's I agree, birthday Like, even with work the next day Fuck it.
Speaker 3:I guess that monday, when I get, i leave early on monday and then try to do something, yeah all right, maybe we'll do something monday night, or no.
Speaker 1:Can't because I fucking work the other shift.
Speaker 2:Sorry, buddy. Yeah, like it's fine, it's fourth of July, it's like you deserve to. You know, have a good time.
Speaker 1:We need more holidays, dude. Okay, I'm on the on board with like more holidays. That work has to give you off paid. That's what we need.
Speaker 3:I don't care if it's Juneteenth bring, bring us all of them, dude.
Speaker 1:Something, something. It's indigenous peels. Hey, there you go. I don't give a fuck what it is.
Speaker 3:Give it. Give me a bear off of work. Give us grizzly bear a day.
Speaker 1:It's the whole matter to me, dude. Yeah, there's only what we only get paid for five, six holidays a year. We need like eight.
Speaker 2:But here's the crazy part dude but that's like a thing I remember working at models. We're like, yeah, we're open all the time. The only day we're not open is On Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1:Like they're open Christmas day, yeah well it's real retail and, like car dealerships, they're always that's when they do their sales, which makes sense They should be getting. If you're gonna work, okay, cool, i'm all, because, like when you're young and you're trying to make money, yo I'll fucking sign up for the holiday because you're getting double time or whatever. Yeah, things will still be operational. The business will just have to pay people more to miss their holidays. Yeah, fuck you.
Speaker 3:Yeah, but it's hard to even get the fellas together, though, like well, yeah dude, it's Like my core group that I grew up with. We try to set shit up, man, and it's so hard, it's ridiculous, man.
Speaker 1:That's why you always have to hang out with me. I'm just close.
Speaker 3:No, no, not even a no like even like this weekend. I'm like, fellas, let's go golfing, like you know. Let's go to top golf. I know my buddies don't have clubs, so I'm like, let's just go to top golf or whatever They like. Ah man, you know you got to set this up a week in advance. I'm like, what the fuck Like?
Speaker 1:are you not a man of your?
Speaker 3:household, like dude, like let's, it's gonna be like three hours, not your day, you know, but whatever everybody got shit They got going. So it is what it is. But um Yeah, like even when we went to go see chappelle that was a big thing.
Speaker 1:Like that was that fucking awesome.
Speaker 3:Oh, that was fucking great Yeah that was a great time.
Speaker 3:I mean the roots. It was the roots picnic the first night, which was that friday night, and um, it started off with um, this opener came out. I forgot the guy's name, i'm so mad I don't know his name, but he was funny as hell. I think it was from like DC or marilane area, black. Then the roots come out. The roots fucking go. No, the roots come out. Yes, the roots come out. Then michael shea comes out Like fucking, fuck the game up. By that time i'm fucking, i'm drunk. You know what I mean? Everybody's fucking screaming, then he leaves. Then john stewart comes out. Everybody goes crazy He doing this thing.
Speaker 1:And then, um, he's like hey kids should be able to go to drag shows, you know.
Speaker 2:He's hilarious.
Speaker 3:You know, and then chappelle comes out and does like an hour and a half man, and I mean It's just cool. Everybody from different backgrounds, like I think I probably told y'all guys, but people that were sitting right behind me We're like I don't know, just some regular white people, you know, and we're all no, i'm just, but don't laugh at them.
Speaker 2:He said regular white people.
Speaker 1:We're all just laughing at every fucking thing.
Speaker 3:Like I mean, everybody's getting it funny, funny dude, right, right, funny. It's funny man, and that's why I love comedy, because You know everybody's just trying to get a laugh, man, and nobody's above it. I don't care where you're from, your gender, color or whatever. Like let's get it and let's fucking laugh at each other. So it was cool, it was a hell of a night, hell of a night. But that took us. That was like a spread of moment thing, like I just I saw they were going on sale. I said fuck it, i'm buying the tickets, i just bored them. It was like yo, all right. So I got these two extra tickets. Who won them? who want to go? like I had to kind of pull the trigger on it. I was glad they said it was that because I would have been in the old.
Speaker 2:But you'll be able. You'll be able to find somebody for shit, like sometimes that's what you got to do is like I want to go to a Phillies game.
Speaker 1:Let me buy six tickets And there's four extra, or whatever it is what I do with the comedy shows, like I'm like, all right, i know I'll have, i'll get six tickets, i know I'll be able to fill four of them and they're not. They're not a hundred fifty dollars to take. You know it's 20 bucks, 25, 35, whatever.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but then you run down the list of you know x, y and z, you like, you know you want to come.
Speaker 1:Short list for friends. But you can't make it stuff.
Speaker 3:It's tough. I went to my first fellow. It's all about the Phillies game. I went to my first Phillies game. I was playing lat two weeks ago and, um, really, that was your first Philly's game. That was my very first Phillies game.
Speaker 1:I don't like sports and I've been to Dozens Phillies.
Speaker 2:Phillies are my favorite just because it's like a summer Where the Phillies are good or at least competitive Is so much better than when. If the Phillies are shitty, like if they suck, it's like all right, fuck it. Like This, like nobody wants to be there.
Speaker 2:But when they're good and there's a crowd people, want to be there, the atmosphere is there and then, even if you're not there, it's like you're at home Thursday night in the summer. You're like what the fuck? there's nothing on. Oh, maybe it's the Phillies. Like you could just pop it on. It's on in the background while you're making dinner or whatever. It's just a different, different type of summer when the Phillies are good And when people want to go down there. I was thinking about it on the when I was riding over here. I don't know really why. I think I heard a Phillies commercial on the radio. But I just being down in the park and like drinking parking lot beers, like getting a grill, like just hanging out Around people people are happy.
Speaker 1:They're happy to be there.
Speaker 2:It's just a good time I'll tailgate fucking anything.
Speaker 3:It was a vibe. It was definitely was a cool ass vibe.
Speaker 1:Well, i didn't realize. So, like we got tickets up in the 400 section, so we're walking in and you know, i see them guys going off on their own. I'm like I walk up, i'm sitting there in the seats, nobody else is there. Like sitting there for 15 minutes, like well, first of all I'm sober and I'm I don't like baseball, so where the fuck's everybody else like oh, you could just go stand at the what Harry Callis place Or there's other places, you could just be where you don't have to be at your seat.
Speaker 3:Yeah, i didn't realize that. I didn't see my like. I didn't see my seat that whole day. That's why I'm like that. The park is just phenomenal man.
Speaker 2:I've never been.
Speaker 3:You need to go. I've been researching tickets because I'm gonna take my fam. I can get a nice ticket for like 35, 40 bucks And we might have ever sit in our seats because to get in the door is Is affordable.
Speaker 2:It's not like an eagles game or the way the Sixers are now, where tickets aren't affordable Like so is that typical?
Speaker 1:so you're born in Philly and you've never been to a Philly's game?
Speaker 2:Have you never you've been a baseball fan like that's a.
Speaker 3:I'm not a big baseball fan at all, but Yeah, I've never been. I've been to the vet like for four Phillies game. What about a football game? Yeah, I've been. I've been a tons of Eagles game.
Speaker 1:Okay, that's why I'm flyers game.
Speaker 2:I think I yours. No, not a big Basketball fan like I've been to one sixers game.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I've been to the floor flyers.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, i want to get back before and be leaves. I want to see him be play live, but the tickets are so expensive. I know my boy will want to go to some. That's probably gonna be a $300 night, you know. I mean just this watch and that's even if he plays. If he doesn't play, i'll be furious. Dude, i might be that guy you're gonna take out handcuffs or some shit Because that low management BS man sucks.
Speaker 3:But um, the Eagles. Like I've been to Eagles. I've been on the field for Eagles games. Like I used to work with a ticket broker agency and They used to give me tickets because I used to hook them up with some things and you know so, yeah, they gave me fill passes. I was in the club box. I've been on damn near like right by the What it would a guy's come out the tunnel like the first row. Like I've been to all the way up top in a playoff game and, yeah, i love. You know Eagles is cool, but that Phillies game by far was my best experience at a stadium, just for the stadium, you know. I mean So Phillies is top notch man. So many different restaurants and bars and people's all cool.
Speaker 1:I was gonna text you and find out where Brit got that chicken sandwich. Except for God.
Speaker 2:Oh, that was a Federal doughnuts. Yeah, I should have got one of those.
Speaker 3:Oh, that's a good one. I've seen that same as before. She's a good sandwich.
Speaker 1:We were up there and she's like, oh, i'm gonna get the chicken Sound, i don't anything, i'm good, i'm good. No, stan, you want to get the chicken sandwich? All right, I guess, fucking banging, She went down and grab on, i should grab a bunch of shit. That was really good of her.
Speaker 2:Yeah, she's a good lady.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:That's why you married her, Yeah.
Speaker 1:I love you. There you go.
Speaker 3:I don't know any other fat sandwiches out like that.
Speaker 2:I don't know what you want.
Speaker 3:Run down fucking fat guy talk I'll do it Best sandwich, but you want the best sandwich you ever had a best sandwich ever.
Speaker 2:I Don't know, i was like most ridiculous.
Speaker 1:Drinking or not drinking, because that kind of makes a difference the most ridiculous is a KFC double down.
Speaker 2:Instead of Instead of instead of a bun, it was two pieces of chicken with bacon and cheese and sauce in the middle of it. It was awesome, real, fact-hit, shit right there. I got a Burger sliced in the middle of a donut, like that. Shit is always good.
Speaker 3:Just I want to say I was in Vegas. You talk about burger. The best burger I ever had was in Vegas. It was the first time I ever had an egg on top of a burger.
Speaker 3:So it was like burger, bacon cheese, all their kuchiman you know what I mean. But then the egg was just like bang right on top, like holy shit. It was so good I went back to the next day breakfast burger for sure, like the best sandwich I've ever had. I mean it's, it's gonna sound really basic, but It was just fucking Phenomenal.
Speaker 2:It was a soft shell crab like what's basic about a soft shell crab sandwich?
Speaker 1:Cuz it was a cheese base.
Speaker 3:Well, it was soft shell crab with, like mayo, lettuce tomato, like a BLT, but with soft shell crab. I was in Memphis and there was a food truck and I went to this food truck three days out the week. I was mad cuz the last two days I was there, the food truck wasn't there and the following on Instagram and so this day They're page just to see that sandwich. It was so good man. Yeah, a place where barbecue was like The, you know the thing, this sandwich got me, it fucking got me.
Speaker 2:Yeah, the Knicks roast pork down at Redding Terminal I never had one of those, that's good.
Speaker 2:I mean it's, it's really good, but it's a hassle now, like they blew up. They I think they won like a food network shit, like it was figure finding out the best sandwich in the country and they won. So now is that you got to wait in line. You might not get some shit fresh before You could go and get. Like all right, here They're chopping up the roast pork on the flat top, throwing in a sandwich for you, right?
Speaker 3:there, dude, you got a taste of the Herst tainted chips, that flavor.
Speaker 2:Now, my buddy just sent me a picture of them yesterday. I hadn't seen them before. Thank you, but the the roast pork sandwich, potato chip brah brah.
Speaker 3:I had the Corpoles potato pie hers tainted chip. Oh, it tastes just like it. It's fucking phenomenal. The pork roast sandwich tastes just. I never had the actual sandwich, but it tastes just like how I would think the sandwich would taste. Shout out to hers This is an ad.
Speaker 1:My buddy. Maybe I can get one of those guys, one of the kids on my buddy's, really good friends with all the her hers boys.
Speaker 3:Shout out that chip is fucking great. It's. I don't know what they did, how they did it, how they're doing it, but it's, it's, it's awesome. I.
Speaker 2:Do love. I don't know if it was hers or, i think, or lays, but they were doing a contest of like the different chips and they. They had a chicken and waffle chip. That was unreal.
Speaker 1:That sounds good. There's a fat guy talk like so. There's a ruffles made a like a barbecue cheddar back in the day and they had a hockey player Like as the ad, like he was in the house, he broke up the door open or something like that. Like flavor rush remember that Dad was the best chips ever. To this day, i still look for my man. They should remake this flavor rush like barbecue cheddar or something like that.
Speaker 2:And it sounds good though in an effort to like not go full keto, but just try to watch what I'm eating and cut some carbs out to me every day.
Speaker 1:I try.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I got you. Yeah, I've been doing pretty good recently You look good, you look a little summer.
Speaker 1:Yeah, i did lose a couple pounds, maybe add it to the hair.
Speaker 2:But. But I've been housing some fucking pork rinds like regularly like Dude. it's just like wife likes a mouth It's crunchy, like a chip, like some barbecue pork rinds. I just like a salt and pepper pork rind. I've been housing them.
Speaker 3:No, they. I found these keto chips and BJ's. They're like Doritos, but they make it with almond flour, hmm, and they have like three net carbs. This crazy internal like my girl. Yeah, it's fuck.
Speaker 1:They're good.
Speaker 3:They're good something to for Dorito.
Speaker 2:They were, as I was watching the Phillies last night and they were making me laugh, the John Cruck and Tom McCarthy, the announcers, because in between innings they were like showing the camera of people walking around there, like look at that kid. There was a kid just with a giant thing of cotton candy and just like go into town on it. And they were they're like yeah man, like eat it while you can. Like they're like I haven't seen sugar like that in years.
Speaker 3:Like Yeah, i don't even. I see shit like that. I'm like, oh man, let's be nice.
Speaker 1:Tell you what got a deal on 40 pounds of wings 60 bucks. I got wings for days, my man.
Speaker 2:I do, you know, i do the butcher box and I did. I've done it so long that they're a butcher box.
Speaker 1:Come on right.
Speaker 2:But they had like, so I signed up. And then it was like oh, here's a deal for like pay 30 bucks one time and then we'll give you a pack of bacon in the box, no charge the rest of your subscription. And then they did one for Like ground beef too. So it's like I pay 30 bucks or 40 bucks, whatever it is once and they just add it for free. And they had one for wings. That was like here It is $40 and you get three pounds of wings every month. When the box shows up, no extra charge, i was like that's a lot of wings. I don't eat wings that much. And Now I like look back.
Speaker 2:I should have just fucking done it and had a freezer.
Speaker 1:I've got a freezer. like we put them in a 12, 12 a bag, put them in the freezer. dude, i got wings for days and the reason I it's Dutch way out in a gap and I was like, dude, that's how much is 40 pounds of wings? It's a lot, it's like 130 wings.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, Yeah, I love a good wing kitchen smells like grease right now. Nice. So you do, you have a deep fryer.
Speaker 1:I was just put them in a Fucking pan with a oil in it and just heat them up that way. Pretty dangerous. I do have a deep fryer, I do have a or I have a fryer with the oil. This is a pain in the ass. I fucking throw in a pan and fucking do it that way hit the Dutch oven. Yeah, the the buddy showed us. I'll show you pictures we can drool over in a minute. But he's got a smoker and he smoked like I don't fucking 50.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's what I'm getting.
Speaker 1:Yep, I need a fucking do it, i'm getting the trigger. whatever I need, the, the black stone, that's the next.
Speaker 2:Try to surprise Britt. Like ran out to Lowe's for some shit, came back with a black stone.
Speaker 1:She's like fucking return it like no, but this is for you, baby.
Speaker 3:We do so many activities on this thing.
Speaker 1:Have you seen me? people make pancakes She doesn't make you happy.
Speaker 2:Seeing how happy this makes me Yeah, I. Owned a black stone for all of like four hours.
Speaker 1:Oh, you did return. Oh yeah, I did.
Speaker 2:Well, i was right here, like it was right around the time of Winston surgeries. I was trying to be like hey, look at this.
Speaker 1:She's like fucking dumb ass, like we don't have wait till we get that 80% back. Oh shit, That is funny. But you make more money. Can't you just work more like? can't you pull a double babe?
Speaker 2:But trigger for sure that's what I'm gonna make sure that you you know Periodically clean out the grease traps and shit cuz you might almost set it on fire.
Speaker 1:Yes, i'm gonna, i'm gonna go for, like the, the $1,500 one. Jesus Christ, but I mean it's cuz you look at the prices and you're like They, they get you this. Like well, you can get this one for 1,300. It's like well, shit paying 13.
Speaker 3:That's how much smokers calls. That's like different levels You can get it.
Speaker 2:So that's like the Mac Daddy, yeah, and that's probably the new, that's the newer style where you can, like you, hook your grill up to the Wi-Fi So you, if you're like sitting in the computer room, you can go. Oh, i want to turn the temperature up 10 degrees and you can do it from your phone. You don't have to go out to the drill or nothing. Like mine is an old. I think mine was 600 bucks or something where it's smaller, and it was.
Speaker 2:It's just a dial that you hit the temperatures on. There is no like Control the way the new ones have so I would do that.
Speaker 1:But then you just sit there and think like, well, alright, it's only this big. Like what if I want to cook two, two things in it? like what if I'm cooking for a party?
Speaker 3:True, true, 15 hundo.
Speaker 1:That's a lot. It's a lot of money.
Speaker 3:There's a lot of money.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but if I'm gonna spend that kind of but it personally at least and coming from having the trigger, if I'm gonna spend that much money I'm not getting another trigger. I'm getting like a custom built like Smoker where I got to make a fire and put it in the side and have the whole way. If I'm spending the money, i'm going all out on that. It does that one thing instead of does all.
Speaker 1:Like I think the thing with it is like you do three things with it, like you know, whatever you're talking about, like it has all those things include. That's, that's another thing. So it's like do you just want to smoke, or do you want to grill on a smoke, or do you want to? you know all that shit.
Speaker 2:Yeah, like when I was looking at the black stones. They're like the top of the line black stones, like oh, it's got the black stone flat top, but then attached to it on the side is this air fryer.
Speaker 3:Yeah, i want the 36 inch. Yeah, black stone, that's all I want. Bone and And then with the little table things on the side, and yeah.
Speaker 2:I think I'm gonna end up getting the one from Sam's Club. I was doing like looking at reviews.
Speaker 1:I guess the best one, because I think I think I just got mine from the Home Depot Whatever, or maybe I wanted to forget, but yeah but you, you want to.
Speaker 3:If you can try to get it from Costco because you can always return cost Like it's got to be, anything happens to it and watch a ton of videos on how to grease it all up and all that shit.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I was going through the whole.
Speaker 3:I keep breaking it up. I'll keep dropping so much cool shit.
Speaker 2:It's like you have a cast iron like skillet, like it's, you got a. When you cook on it you got to throw the oil back on like.
Speaker 1:I got one I've never used.
Speaker 2:I cook on the my cast iron really. Then I think at least three or four meals a week are in the cast because it's you can cook on it And then you want to cook and then throw it in the oven. You don't have to. There's no transfer. There's so many one pan things you can do with something like a cast iron or or like one, some of them stainless steel pots and shit. Do you guys?
Speaker 1:like be being a fat guy like you. Alright, i get all amped up, i'm ready to go, i'm doing all this shit, like cooking wise, gonna do all this, and you know You're eating a little bit as it's going and and then you eat and you just like lose all Initiative, like I don't feel like cleaning, i don't do feel like doing shit, i'm just gonna go sit down and let this fucking turn into fat. That's how I get. The food I just ate is gonna turn into fat.
Speaker 1:I just get lazy shit after I eat. I'm just like lazy as fuck. I don't want to clean a plant pan. I don't want to turn the oven on again.
Speaker 2:Yes, stan, i've had the.
Speaker 3:But I was torn too when I was a kid. When you do cook, you cook as you, you clean as you cook.
Speaker 2:Yeah, of course. So I never do that shit. I'm just like what that should pile up And I'll hit it all and cuz.
Speaker 1:I hate having dishes in the sink while I'm cooking. Cuz like what, have you got a fucking Drain stuff or whatever.
Speaker 2:Doing the couple years as a dishwasher, it was like, alright, i could while the chefs and do stuff, for doing dinner is like, yeah, i could hit every pan as it comes down, or I could knock out 15 pans and Then I have nothing to do for 20 minutes while they're re-durden and all that shit Like.
Speaker 2:I'd rather just have a big old pile of dishes. Knock it out once instead of at least, especially when I'm cooking, like I'm Focus on on cooking, like, alright, i'm done with this thing, like toss it in the sink, like on back to the what's on the stove.
Speaker 1:But you got time to wait, like you can only watch so much tiktok. Got time waiting for the shit to cook. I'll do the dishes real fast, like all the dishes.
Speaker 2:Like the express link, I'll use Perfect. But yeah, I'll have like the iPad or something like in the kitchen Playing whatever usually disc golf videos.
Speaker 1:Dude was. Is fucking Rogan on a roll, or what dude?
Speaker 3:Do killer. Mike. So he dropped RFK junior. Yeah, fucking phenomenal. Then killer Mike and then.
Speaker 1:Ice cube ice cube.
Speaker 3:Yeah, then ice cube.
Speaker 1:I said ice cube was a good one. He was talking real slow and a real like like thoughtful Cool he had to choose his words. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3:He's fighting against something that and he's also like that the big three.
Speaker 1:Yeah, i get it, but, man, it would be. It would be cool, like, alright, get done all your shit, like ten years from now, when you, when you're done. And then I want to. I want to hear, like these guys are the most powerful guys for culture and for, like, like everybody black, white, everybody loves fucking these guys. It'd be great to them not be invested in things like what, we're gonna take this away from you, or You know, we could stop you doing your thing, like, and then hear their real views because, like, even even though we're getting the water Down, he's choosing his words carefully.
Speaker 1:He's still going on there and he's saying the shit about all the stuff, agreeing with Rogan and like, pretty much saying all the things That Rogan's been saying are true in facts, yes, yes, which is weird, because when you talk to people outside of like these podcast universes where we were, we're getting all this Conspiracy. Like this people are talking and you talk to normal people and they're not on the same wavelength. They're just like no, i mean no, i mean the news, though. Have you watched the news? They, they're telling you. I'm like And I'm terrible at explaining all these conspiracy theories, where I don't sound like a complete idiot.
Speaker 1:I'll stop, yeah, we do, because it's like We've got hours and hours upon people telling us like breaking things down for us, and then we regurgitated of like, oh well, no, the news is fake, oh, okay. And then as soon as you hear that it's like automatic Trump because he made the fake news thing, and it's like fuck, no, not at all, but like it really is fake. I love him, just not for that reason Right.
Speaker 3:So then you break it down. So, like I was talking to one of my neighbors one time and you remember in the beginning, when the I don't even know what you're talking about, this on here, it's crazy. I got a sense. Yeah, it's great.
Speaker 1:It's, we're just regular, we've got no fang whatsoever, but like, yeah, be careful.
Speaker 3:But you're right, but that's just the way the world is. So in the beginning we're talking about how you shouldn't do certain things because of Big T was saying to do it. But then, within a year later, it's like oh no, you got to take it, we're all gonna take it now You see the video, right? Yeah, i saw that video, and then it's like all right, but now then RFK comes on and starts talking about the facts, about things, and he has a knowledge to back it. Then it's like, oh well, i don't know.
Speaker 1:They still don't. It's just. And how good is that? when they like say like, look man, like, this isn't even gonna be my platform, i don't even really want to take it, talk about it, and then two hours later you're like holy shit, it seems now I'm no fucking scientist. Seems like he did a lot of research and he talked right off the top of his head And it made sense. There's no double speak. There's no avoiding, like the subject or redirection that politicians do that weird shit. They say He was very direct and said like and when he was questioned about it, he's like oh yeah, i don't really know too much about that part, but here's what I do know. He gave you all the information that he does know. And nobody will talk. The other point, correct. That throws me off. That's why I believe him. Nobody else will say like well, he's a liar or he's misrepresenting stuff. Well, what's your point of it? And they don't say it.
Speaker 3:No. And here's another thing, too, like so I know a lot of people say, well, he just keeps talking about that, he's on like that, but That's what everybody wants to hear him talk about. No, but when, that too. But then anytime you get the truth about something you want to tell people. Like, if you're a good person and you find out that the boogeyman is around the corner, you're going to say hey guys, listen, he's around the corner, don't go around there. You know what I mean, because that's what you think I mean. I don't know. That's true.
Speaker 1:Like, for instance, like I remember my buddy was working at the kiddie jail in Westchester. I'm just, i'm fucking shit. I'm wasting my life. I'm selling cell phones, doing bullshit work. I don't know, fucking anything. I'm an idiot And I'm we're drinking. We'd always I'd go over his house Sunday nights. We're getting fucked up And I'd be like, yeah man, fucking, private prisons are a real problem. Like I'm fucking some genius.
Speaker 1:I just heard Rogen talking about her or some podcast. And he's like what are you talking about, dude? I'm like private prisons, like it's crazy. Like that judge that just got arrested because he was sending kids to jail. Like and he's getting paid off. He's like that's not real. Like dude, you don't understand. Like the government wouldn't allow that. Like authorities wouldn't? you know the authorities? and news would be all over that That's fucking stupid. And I'm like, well, and then he has me thinking like, oh, maybe I am a fucking idiot. Like maybe that's not real. No, i'm pretty sure, like they've, they've figured out.
Speaker 1:Like private prisons have to give the government. They get government money. They have to say that they're going to fill it a certain amount And what they're doing is they're just subcontracting it. So, instead of the state paying for all the prisons. They do it for a corporation and they pay them. They tell them that, hey, we'll, we'll make this much money on it and we'll be making money. You'll be making money And we're housing all these criminals.
Speaker 1:And you're like, oh, i could see how that could run afoul, being a complete idiot. And I'm like, oh, i know people are greedy, i know people are. That's already a bad system, like prisoners versus guards is already a fucked up situation, him being one of them, hearing his stories of how, like there are some genuinely bad and people with mental illness that are in even kiddie jails And you could see it at that age And I can. I already know the corruption that you guys are involved in. Nothing crazy, just it's a.
Speaker 1:It's a nine to five job for you And you get lazy and you don't want to do things. How many times do you want to clean this kid's piss up because he pisses the bed? You know what I mean. It's annoying, that's a shitty part of the job, but that is part of your job And that person is a human being And it's already getting turned into a. You know, like old folks' homes. You, you are like trusting these people to take care of your parents, to change their shitty draws and bathe them And maybe they're losing their mind. You could see how that could run afoul, because that's just a person doing a job for $20 an hour every single day. You know what I mean. And he was just like no, no, and then you're fast forward. Oh, yeah, yeah. Private prisons, they're bad. Yeah, i said that shit five years ago, bro.
Speaker 3:Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. They just, it's just wow.
Speaker 1:It's insane.
Speaker 3:Yeah, but yeah. But talking about the prison thing is weird. I was sitting with, I was sitting with two guys the other day. My guy was a CO And he was telling me that prisoners are getting like knee replacements I already knew about the dental thing and everything but they're getting like heart surgery. They're getting all this stuff for free.
Speaker 1:Well, courtesy of the taxpayers.
Speaker 3:Comparancy of us 1000%. But I'm like, are you serious? He was like yeah, man, life is in there getting if they have bad knees, bad hips, whatever, like that, if um.
Speaker 1:Okay, that makes sense. Three hots in a cot man.
Speaker 3:Are you fucking kidding me?
Speaker 2:I'm sorry, man.
Speaker 3:You were there for triple murder And and triple murder.
Speaker 1:My knee hurts.
Speaker 3:Child molestation. Well, yeah, and now you're walking around the yard talking about my knee hurt. Well, also, we have a weird. I can't jump the way I used to jump in prison basketball.
Speaker 1:I want to get my knees, but we have a weird prison system, so it's like a thief or a, i would even dare say like a murderer, depending on what kind of murder is not the same as a child molester or a rapist. Those are. Those are completely different things. I could see being involved in a murder you know circumstances, young or even like uh, what are they called? Man slaughter, whatever, like getting into a car accident, whatever the case may be. I could never see, oh, like I fucked a kid, like that would never be an option. Like those are two different things.
Speaker 1:So, on that note, like we do, we have a fucked up criminal system, we have a fucked up the way we have them because we don't realize, like we, i don't think anybody really thinks about like who pays for all Their shit. Like if you're a thief or you're in there for this or that, we do have to house you. And I do think it's good. Like, okay, surgeries cool, dental cool, because they got to come out, and I mean yeah, but there should just doing triple life Well well.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that might be a little crazy.
Speaker 3:Why I gotta pay 40,000 to for you to get your knee done.
Speaker 1:Yeah, nah maybe that's something we could talk about. Yeah, i think the yeah, that's something we could talk, definitely the bigger aspect of prisons is the fact that they're just throwing people in prison for Minor offenses.
Speaker 2:Oh, that's a big thing. Like that's, i would focus play a bit of rehabilitation.
Speaker 1:No, no thoughts on Even where they they innocent. I mean I, with watching that shit, like there's people the innocence project, you realize like, oh you know, maybe we shouldn't throw in this guy in there for 40 years, that should makes me cry, man.
Speaker 3:Yeah, i said man, i literally cry when I watch that shit man, because, like I said, like the whole empathy thing, man, like you never know What somebody was equipped with wrong place on are not? yeah, that too, and a lot of people are not equipped with having the wherethal to Don't go to, don't go into the car, like you know, like, oh, not even that just the, the corruption of the system where we're like pretty sure it was you, we don't have the real evidence.
Speaker 2:And then when we find out evidence that it's not you, we're just not gonna show anybody that so that everyone still thinks it's you a fine, so that I can look better as a DA in my my rates of you know getting the convictions is high.
Speaker 3:Yeah, they say hey, hey, kevin, listen, they're talking about you're gonna do. The maximum is 30 years. The DA is saying we're gonna give you 15. Now if we take this to trial, if you lose you gonna have to do 30, mm-hmm. But if today, if you say you know what you plead guilty, take this 15, then you know what you get to go home when you're 45 And it's like you're sitting there like as a fucking kid Because you have zero money for real attorney. You got this piece of shit.
Speaker 1:You know, mean paid lawyer that's working for the same people that are prosecuting. Yeah, Yeah and they're.
Speaker 2:They're rigging the system So they win regardless a lot of time correct.
Speaker 3:So it's like I Can't really fight. Ah fuck, i gotta take this 15.
Speaker 1:It really does make you think 15 years for a fucking petty thing.
Speaker 1:Petty thing Yeah no, it really makes you think of like, when you watch older movies about like, say, just moonshine running like I Don't think we, i think we've really lost sight of, like the state, federal government, like Government, like government's not our friend, like the state feds They're not, it's a, it's a bureaucracy of like Stuff where they don't care about you as a person, like you're a number, you're you know, i don't. I think we've lost that where we're just like I don't know. it's government. They're good, they're, they're our friends, they're on our side, they're looking out for us. Big business and government are totally against an individual like big pharma, they're looking out for us.
Speaker 2:They don't make money.
Speaker 1:I don't know man on that. No, what you gotta get out of here? No, i could, because I mean we could go on that like it's just insane.
Speaker 3:Big pharma is Wrecking up the billions, bro Like you don't know, you didn't listen.
Speaker 1:Dr Bill Gates didn't, didn't sway you.
Speaker 3:I watched the Sacra family thing. Well, that was on.
Speaker 1:Hulu Yeah insane.
Speaker 3:I cried three times watching that series. Bro Well, michael Keaton. It was some of the most horrific. Horrific atrocities done by the US government.
Speaker 1:Like who doesn't have a family member affected by like heroin, slash The pharmaceutical here.
Speaker 3:No, no, no, no, no, that's that drugs. Oh well, yeah, yeah, cuz That part hit the raw air, the suburban areas of America I'm talking about. We could take it back to crack cocaine Back in the 80s. That shit was a hole. This is like the same thing, Yeah, but they don't talk about that part. But we kind of fixate on the opioid crisis, which is because it's happening now It's affecting the whites.
Speaker 3:Thank you, Yeah so you know, it's just, it's horrible. It just it's the same thing. The government made billions of dollars off the crack and cocaine. Now you have pharmaceutical companies making the billions off of the opioids and The heroin and all that shit. So it's.
Speaker 1:Same story, same players Yep.
Speaker 3:Yep, just different faces, bro. They're from the faces.
Speaker 1:Politicians and big corporations. They're bad, right? Yes, aren't they bad? Yes, Like to tell people that don't listen to eight hours of podcast today.
Speaker 3:I'm sorry, but it's bad man.
Speaker 2:It's bad Wait. so you're telling me that Nancy Pelosi's husband isn't just the best stock trader in the world?
Speaker 1:Well, i mean, he just, he just gives the money. The guy, he's the genius that big whales. Instagram is Like I don't even know the implicate when they post like they just post little one sentences of what's going on the world And I'm like I don't even know the implement, like the what's gonna happen from that? That sounds crazy.
Speaker 2:The two best things I've ever seen. Like I Again I'm too stupid to actually do it and like make the money on it, but they're like hey, if you want to make money, these are the two ways to do it in the stock market. First one is follow a politician, see what trades they make and do the same thing and they have a whole thing that's Set up for you to do it.
Speaker 2:They all make money. The second one Was Jim Norton. Always does it where suck a dick? No, well, anytime. Where it's like with Bud Light, with the Dylan Mulvaney in the backlash, where it's like anytime There's some like a company gets canceled for something, whether it was a racist thing or it was a two-woke thing, anytime something like that happens, he goes I'm gonna buy some of their stock, like now that now that they're been canceled And like stock price dropped, like, oh my god, like look at Bud Light, stock price went down 17% By it.
Speaker 2:Hold it Guess where it's gonna go, right back to where it was.
Speaker 1:There's still the number one like beer distributor.
Speaker 2:Oh, dude, people like I saw I saw people on Twitter like Congratulations. Like Bud Light is no longer the number one sold beer in America. The number one sold beer now is modelo. And like finally we fucking did it and they're gonna learn their lesson. It's like you know who owns modelo and heiser bush the same fucking company.
Speaker 1:Which is pretty funny that that company is an American company, like all my family, like you know, white, I don't think an hyzer bush is owned by an American.
Speaker 2:No, no, that's what I'm saying. It's funny that it was like you know when my uncle would come up.
Speaker 1:He didn't have a license, he's driving He's, he broke up with that or whatever woman was taken care of him And he'd be fucking drive me around drinking a Budweiser. I'm like That's not American, right Budweiser, an hyzer bush? that sounds German to me, right Yeah but they're based out of.
Speaker 3:Milwaukee right something like that.
Speaker 1:St Louis, i think yeah but I think the whole corporation's like definitely not American.
Speaker 2:No, I think they were an hyzer. Bush was Like there. It was an American company, but it's been bought out by a larger beverage company That's out of.
Speaker 3:Germany. All right, so you do it, let's all. That's how do you do it, but somebody buys it.
Speaker 2:I kind of like with uh, what the Saudis is doing with golf right now They about to take that over, you know well, that's a whole thing, because they just made the deal where they're like all right, we're not gonna have our own league, we'll just be one thing. And all the golfers that were like We're gonna be loyal to the PGA tour and we're not gonna take the 200 million dollar deal because Saudi, saudi Arabian government Kind of is like shitty, like we're gonna have some morals, that not get paid. Well, guess what? You're all playing together again. So should have just got paid. They're all idiots.
Speaker 1:Does it weird anybody else out that you see, like you've seen videos of, like the Saudis and the What's the Dubai, like you like, looks fucking awesome in the city over there. They've got the coolest buildings, they've got Lamborghinis as police cars. They use slave labor, okay, but I mean, who doesn't?
Speaker 2:Slave labor, they're just taking slave ish. It's just the Indian workers that go there from India. They take their passports so they can never leave.
Speaker 1:All right, indentured servant and what, whatever you want to call it's, it's just like prisons making shit. But you look at it and Look past all the beauty and how fucking like they can import anything they want. Like how, how are they doing that in a desert? Is that weird? you out money, have oil.
Speaker 2:Well, yeah, but I'm saying natural resources. That seems strange to me, you think you think the Rothschilds are the richest family in the plant on the planet. It's no, i don't know. Like oil money, i know.
Speaker 1:I know I I'm following.
Speaker 3:I follow it.
Speaker 2:I understand. So they've got a thing everybody needs like yes, it's a desert where there is nothing There's no water, there's no food, there's no plants How they have so much money.
Speaker 1:Nobody can talk bad about them. They can do whatever they want, and we just keep giving them money like our money.
Speaker 2:Do you like driving to work right? exactly? Do you want to drive that big old truck? I get you want to?
Speaker 3:drive that.
Speaker 1:Bronco that right on verse a baby blue. Yeah, yeah, i do want to ride that. It takes me thirty dollars to fill her up. She's got a leaf leaking the roof that fucking. I found out of that this last storm and my car smells like mold. But yeah, so what, it's paid off. But so it just weirds me out, man. It feels like I feel like we could totally change that with a few fucking bombs. Take out a few families the American way Well.
Speaker 1:I feel like we can set up a shop over there and then the women wouldn't have to wear burqas. I feel like we could do that. I think they want to wear burqas Well that's their culture. Well, yeah, that's the problem.
Speaker 3:Stop trying to blow our culture onto other people's culture. That's their thing. They like it.
Speaker 1:I'm I love well when it's reinforced with jail time and beatings.
Speaker 2:Because you look at pictures from like Iran in the 70s. They were in like jeans and polo shirts, the women like it was. Until a religious person took over. It was like, no, you have to do this.
Speaker 1:Yeah, i understand what you're saying, cuz like all right, you look at Philly a lot of Muslims, right. Right if they want to wear that shit, very cool. They can but if they like, so, but there's nobody over, there's the police aren't going around Whipping them and their male family members aren't going around beating them to make them wear the garb right?
Speaker 3:No, I think that's. That's some American bullshit.
Speaker 1:You think 1000% because I mean, like right now you can watch. Like when you're on red They always try to post whatever fucking he's got. Like right now It's France is doing a bunch of riding shit. They filled out. I just I'm just trying to see American freakouts and they're filling it with this foreign shit. But point being like They're like attacking emoms over there, like women are taking off their scar scarfs. Shouldn't you be in a culture that allows both? and then people decide.
Speaker 3:That's the American one. Like I said, true, there's probably a pocket of people over there that's that wants to do their American eyes thing right or Western civilization thing. Yeah, I guess whatever or be free or whatever. The case may be right, but the majority is working with when it wants to work within that, that law, that a culture.
Speaker 1:You've set up a culture whatever on violent behavior. Like no.
Speaker 3:It's not violent cuz, honestly, most the most true Muslims that I know in my life are the most Loving, calm People. You, whatever me.
Speaker 1:I but yeah, but I don't think that's the issue.
Speaker 3:What do you think is the issue then?
Speaker 1:if you don't want to do that over there, you get violently beat. Then leave or kid with a kid if you don't like the city.
Speaker 3:If you don't like being poor just leave. Yeah, all right, you got me with that one easier shed than done. Yes, it is too. Yeah, well, you don't?
Speaker 1:you don't like living in the city? Just leave bud. Yeah, i don't have the means.
Speaker 2:I think it's, there's a difference of wanting to be part of the system and Knowing to get, go, get along. You have to be a part of that system.
Speaker 3:All right, i agree, like religion is cool.
Speaker 1:Like, hey, do your, as long as you have the freedom to choose what religion you want or not a religion.
Speaker 3:So what's the trade-off? So well, right. So here's your trade-off You're in America, you have all the freedoms that you want, right for the most part. Which is not listen when I'm saying this stuff right now. It's not that I'm Pro or against, whatever now you're just thinking right. So you're in America, you have other freedoms that you want, but the violence is through the roof. Right Is it violence, mental health issues, for sure, all these things. That's that it's not going on over there. So like the violence is coming from America is bringing?
Speaker 1:what violence are you talking about?
Speaker 3:so, like The gun dog, all the murders and all this stuff like that, you go over to these other countries. The gun deaths are Miniscule compared to what's going on here now.
Speaker 1:Question hold on.
Speaker 3:Atlanta playing. So then the mental health issue also right. So now you got the mental health issue Here. That's not going on over there. So some things is like a give and take you can have all the feelings that you want in the world, but it comes with a cost Over there. You know you're not having all these things. That's going on over here. That's fine So it's, it's All right.
Speaker 1:So here's my trade-off like you, we, we have so many freedoms over here And we we have, you know, depression, suicide through the roof. These fucking mass shootings are fucking insane. Anxiety, depression, cool. That's our trade-off over how many Be heading videos or come out of America, because I'll tell you none that I've seen yeah, but how many mass you're watching.
Speaker 2:Be heading watch, so he needs it Therapy.
Speaker 3:But how many mass shootings are we going to have?
Speaker 1:well, they don't give people guns over there, so that comes with freedom of And.
Speaker 2:I think it was either Andrew Schultz or somebody that was on Schultz's podcast said this where it's Part of like I mean in the Constitution, is the Second Amendment of you have the right to bear arms. You are like in America You have the right to own a gun if you want, and that's part of the culture of this country. And sure if, if you didn't have that, if you were say you can't own guns, certain thing like you would have less gun deaths. But I think every country, every culture, has something like that. Like in Germany, you have the Autobahn, where there is no speed limit. People die every year on the Autobahn because of accidents. Should you say, oh well, you can, should have a speed limit. You can't go as fast as you want? and then the German people go, why, i mean, let's hold up like that's it's our thing, is we get?
Speaker 3:to drive as fast as we want. But here's the Americans. That here's our issue with our country is that we always worry about what they're doing everywhere else. Let's just concentrate on what we have to do for ourselves.
Speaker 1:I think they're two different issues and absolutely true flourish again as a country we could be what no, as we can. What could we be again?
Speaker 3:We could flourish as a financial make America flourish again.
Speaker 2:Yes, That's right.
Speaker 3:We can't put that on at the same time, we could do better as A, as an American society. There's always to do better, and and that's the but, i think- freedom makes us flourish.
Speaker 1:Like obviously like dude America. Like I'm not even that big of a fucking, like As. I get older, i'm like. I appreciate being born here. I was.
Speaker 3:Everything I just said. I'm pro gun, gun owner. I'm pro a lot of these things. I love this country. But You can't criticize things doesn't mean you're not.
Speaker 1:Reinforce and tell them look, i am.
Speaker 3:Yeah, but that's that's.
Speaker 1:America's I'm because we're thinking out loud, exchanging ideas.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you know, friends, and you know Whatever the problem is you can't turn one dial Maybe being make guns illegal as the dial on fixing some of the violence or mass shooting issues. It's you turn one dial to ratchet something back and six other one change something else is going to happen.
Speaker 3:Yeah, you have to find this like and a wider view of What is the overall problem right and I don't have the answers, like I'm not, don't come knocking on my door for an answer. I'm just saying that. You know. I just don't like how we try to put police the world, at least the world.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's not, that's yeah, I think we can all agree on that.
Speaker 3:That's why China is kicking ass. I Honestly like well that in slave labor.
Speaker 2:Well, they're not policing the world, they're good instead of sending they're buying the world? Yeah, they're like all right, we'll buy your land and then build roads for you.
Speaker 1:But it's now we give you a loan like we get.
Speaker 2:We get a hundred percent of.
Speaker 3:So it's. I mean, that's what it's about. Right is the money. Has anybody played risk?
Speaker 1:Did you guys play risk or like any kind of board game? That's like? It's based on, like resource Yeah well, it's. Monopoly is a perfect example. It's all based on resources and owning things. Like you can go around the board a hundred times, but if somebody fucking is investing all their money into those properties when you've got to pay them to go by, it's just like any trade routes or anything the marketplace. So it's like when you realize it all boils down to that and then you realize the planet is, is not infinite resources, you realize why everything is the way it is.
Speaker 1:I think at the turn of the century, when there was new lands to be explored and conquered, that is a different situation than now, where everything is already in places and really what we're doing is conquering economically and, you know, taking their shit. Great for us as Americans, because we're reaping the benefits. Not so great for those people that'll never be able to get out of their position in life Other than coming here working their asses off and maybe their second or third generation will will prosper. That's fucked up, but that's. There's always gonna be a king in the hill. That's what. When we're kids, we played King of the Hill, but there's always got to be somebody on top.
Speaker 2:That's a very always, that's a very Western and I as I mean Western I.
Speaker 1:What do you think everybody can be kings of?
Speaker 2:their own hills. No, but like that's a very European Mindset to have it, because it's like Native Americans when the Europeans are they doing? Yeah, obviously they got fucked up, but they were living.
Speaker 1:I'm just kidding with that one dude. I'm part of Blackfoot, 2% probably. Oh sure, yeah you and Elizabeth. Warren, every American that grew up like poor like hey, we've got, we've got something that makes us different from other white.
Speaker 2:But you think, like the Native American way wasn't like Living and using the land, it was living with the land. And then Europeans came over and they're like, all right, we'll pay you five dollars and a one gun for your tribe to like we're gonna buy all of Manhattan. And They're like, yeah, sure, whatever, you're gonna own the land. What do you want the sky to?
Speaker 1:yeah, it was just a different mindset of how to I got you but in interact with, to looking objectively at the world, though, like you say, it's a Western way, but is, like Nobody, not everybody's equal In many aspects of everything mentally.
Speaker 3:I think that's the problem, though I think, how long, how much longer Can the world last, with everyone's trying to conquer everything?
Speaker 1:Well, that's where you get into overpopulation, like, obviously there's got to be a, there's got to be a harmonious level of things.
Speaker 1:You're a pro-covid well, dude, look, that's been a conspiracy from the beginning. Bill Gates has been the head of Depopulation. Like I mean, i was into this stuff 20 years ago. It's all over the internet and, like you know, you start reading all the conspiracy theories, watching all the videos and you're like, and the Whole way they're telling you, no, this isn't possible, people are gonna start dying out because once you you get money in land, like you have less kids and blah, blah, blah. Look, the population keeps going up in the billions. So fuck that.
Speaker 1:But The where like oh, in certain parts there, but that only spreads out the birth rate of America has dropped.
Speaker 2:I think Japan is underwater and their birth rate They there's. There's certain countries where it's like they're Pop.
Speaker 1:They are losing pop, even if you should but yeah, i understand that point of view But also spread those billions out across livable places. It's still going up like it's still that's never been even, or you know, decreasing It's. So it's seven billion, i think, like 20 years ago. Now It's nine billion, do you don't? we think it's gonna keep going up, doesn't matter where these people are. The whole planet has a certain amount of people it can hold.
Speaker 2:I would think right. Like agent Smith said in the Matrix, human beings are a virus who made that movie? The Wachowski sisters, all right.
Speaker 1:I was making a separate joke.
Speaker 3:I know.
Speaker 2:No, I mean great idea two twins that are amazing Directors. Both simultaneously decided they were trans.
Speaker 1:Very cool, very cool, and that's America. They wouldn't get that out. So that's Western points of view and culture. Other places They'd be thrown off a roof. So I'm pretty happy with the way that we've given people freedom here.
Speaker 2:Oh, i don't want to live anymore, yeah.
Speaker 1:We can definitely take ideas from other places. That's our, that's our strength.
Speaker 3:We do, but we don't. Well, we love other cultures, food.
Speaker 1:Well, that's because of the, We take all their food and then add sugar to it.
Speaker 2:We're like okay, that's the way you do it. We kind of like that a little bit and we're gonna call it Chinese food, but It is not let's add tons more sugar. Indian food here, that if you find like Whether it's Indian, mexican, chinese, like you find a good, like authentic place, go with someone of like that's what I want to do for Indian food, yeah.
Speaker 2:Because my buddy I play hockey with. He's like long hair and a big beard. He looks Uh, you sort of Middle Eastern you just very like could be whatever thank you and ambiguous, ambiguous and he went to an Indian place and He was like I'll give it a spicy.
Speaker 2:And then, like I think it's, when he had a big beard It was like all fucking blue. The fucking back out of it was just spicy as fuck. And then he went shaved and like, had a haircut and went back and it was out, give me the spicy. And they gave him a different spicy because they were like, oh he's like we'll give him white people spicy.
Speaker 1:Which is true. I mean, like they, like certain people have, like when I go to Hello guys, it's like give me three stripes, like they're like, ah, you sure, like I don't know, i think, like I like spicy food, like we'll give you two and you let us know. All right, two's enough.
Speaker 2:I had that at a Mexican place where I was like give me, i want the, the mole sauce, which is like a like a chocolatey, like a darker, rich sauce, and the waitress is like oh, you're not gonna like. That was like well, i think I'd like to find out for myself.
Speaker 3:Give me what I'm asking for. Okay, what do you think this is I?
Speaker 1:Think it all stems from because we're talking about multiple problems and then the reason that there are problems, like you said, the dial system is perfect, kind of like thing.
Speaker 1:To counter it out like I Think it all stems from this, the stemming problems would be greed political system, because Money in politics absolutely yes people who aren't in politics that are you know don't have consequences happen to that They are making laws for, which is insane to you know It's people that are out of politics that are Enforced, like getting things to be done politically that have no consequences.
Speaker 1:Yeah, right, but I guess we could take it back to like this is why I think all these conservatives or these These people talk about the Constitution be. I think because if you go back and you look at it, like all right, maybe that's a great starting point. Ten commandments, whatever you want to call it, there's. There's starting points where they're objectively good. I think. What?
Speaker 2:what's crazy is just you think about from the start of the country 1776 to now and the advancements we've made in Everything like technology, medicine, just all over the board how much Smarter and more advanced of society is now than it was then. But the core tenants of The Constitution, with the balance of power and the checks and balances, is like that should. They came up with that Years ago and it's applicable in ways They would have never even been able to imagine.
Speaker 1:That's why I think they're objectively good, but also so think about that like during cowboy times and taking over this country, like when they once became America Bad things, really really terrible bad things still happened outside of that's from other pressures. So we've got our mainstays of like the Constitution, we've made changes to it to make it better for everybody, but Really terrible things still happened, not due to that core tenants, due to other pressures like labor and money cause really bad things. So you know to be like the culture or to be like you know we need new, new rules like let's keep those rules and keep adding and fixing them for today's time, but also not losing sight of why America became great in the first place, even with the side steps of what's every spaghetti Western about? the banks and railroad going through regular farmers lives and fucking them up with with pressure from you know whether it was other like families that were getting paid by them to take over other people's shit. Like hey, no, i bought this land fair and square, like yeah, but we want it now and they'll go in and just kill them And then you'd have the the spaghetti Western, same thing now.
Speaker 1:I believe like instead it's just with like pharmaceutical companies, like and they're not so much killing people unless you're, you know, fucking with the Clintons, but like they're just what they're trying to do is a new age thing of like OK, we can do this digitally. Like we'll just take all of your money because it's all zeros and ones anyway. Like we've seen the first steps of it with Canada in that trucker thing, and we've seen it with Canada or a fucking Asian countries like China They will just take your stuff, so you can't say anything And that's what they wanted to go out to, but, like you're saying, a digital currency, because I go into places like I was in be back to the Phillies game.
Speaker 3:There's no cash in the state.
Speaker 1:Everything is digital, which is weird, like well, but I mean I still make. Like it's not cash, not good anymore, like it's not, that's a pain in the ass.
Speaker 3:It's not back. My thing is to make you conform. So when they want to talk to them and say, hey, we're going to wipe everybody out and these are to sit down or whatever, yeah, that's what they're going to do, and that's what they can do, and I think the American culture makes outliers due to so much freedom.
Speaker 1:So much freedom is bad because you get bad consequences like mass shootings and depression, anxiety, because people, people do want to be led, they do want to be kind of putting that linear God of war where you're just like following the path, you can get there. They widen the path here and there, but generally you've got to follow that path because if it's open world, like the Witcher, you're like oh, i don't know where to go. Well, you know I'm taking it back to video games, but like that's something I understand.
Speaker 1:Finally, that's cool, but I think the freedom creates outliers to flourish that would have never become, and they have new, different ideas that I think are good for everybody, like an Elon Musk, for instance, and he's not even American, so it's like man that that guy has different ideas.
Speaker 3:Yeah, he is, yeah, he is. He was born in Africa, right?
Speaker 2:So from Saudi Arabia. He's Dutch right.
Speaker 1:Well, ancestry wise sure.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I mean, I don't know He could be from Africa. We're all from Africa.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but no, no, no, no The white people.
Speaker 1:Some people took a hiatus, you know, and then came back.
Speaker 2:The white people in South America or South. Africa are Dutch.
Speaker 3:Yeah, mostly right, Because they still they still a ton of resources from Africa.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we're still. We're still doing it. Like what are they say? What was that? one thing I saw is like some dumb.
Speaker 2:It's not stealing resources now.
Speaker 1:it's extracting resources, yeah, but was it Kamala is talking about? like one in 10 people. Where do you see her at? She was saying something dumb.
Speaker 3:I obviously heard.
Speaker 1:Maybe it wasn't her, but it was like one in five people will be African in in the next 40 years And it's just like, because there's so much land and resources there, cool, maybe they could. maybe one of those countries could stay away from getting suicide by American or Chinese you know military and create a Saudi like thing. I think that might be good. like like more complicated, more competitions. good like build up your African nation like Wakanda forever.
Speaker 3:The African nation is is other countries are going to are going to populate more than us because they're not getting all the bullshit in our foods and stuff.
Speaker 1:Yeah, agreed.
Speaker 2:That's a big issue, you look at, look at some of the stuff that's illegal to be put in foods in like Europe and Asia And you it's like, oh well, that's, it's illegal there but it's perfectly legal to be in the food here in the US.
Speaker 1:We've seen the ground up Cheerios and they run a magnet through it at the end, like they ground it up really fine and they pull iron out of there because it's enriched with iron. But not all iron is the same. There's difference. There's soluble iron There's and there's a straight up chunks of fucking iron that they just put in the cereal, i believe. Is that crazy? Is that weird?
Speaker 3:Yeah, Anybody like are we? or probably said we eating tons of Yeah yeah, so my fingers don't get real cold.
Speaker 2:That's an iron.
Speaker 3:It's, it's, it's. wow man, it's just like it's just follow up on it.
Speaker 2:No, it's like you talk like with your fingers or toes get cold. You have like it's a lack of iron in your blood for circulation.
Speaker 1:Huh.
Speaker 3:It's just a joke that went way, i thought you just know you're just an idiot, that's true, but I mean just to piggyback. I mean I think we're talking about earlier with the corporation, stuff like that. Did y'all hear about the guys? You remember the time? I think maybe three or four years ago It's probably longer than that because you know time flies so fast But it was two black guys and down in the Sunsetly Philly Starbucks, at the Starbucks And they said, no, we just want to sue them for a dollar. And then the white manager this year, maybe about a few weeks ago, sued them and then she won for like twenty six million.
Speaker 1:I saw something weird. I don't know the thing, so what happened?
Speaker 2:So what happened was like they got kicked out because they couldn't use the bathroom. They were they wanted to use the bathroom, but they're like you can't use the bathroom because you're not going to pay for anything And we don't want you just hanging out here when everybody hangs out at Starbucks.
Speaker 3:Yeah, so the manager that I was working that day, that who kicked them out, called the police on them and everything got them arrested. She was fired by Starbucks because Starbucks said that I'm a no allegedly that they had bad training processes or whatever like that. So after they terminated her, they implemented all this inclusion and diversity training to all the Starbucks. She in turn sued them after she was terminated. It took a bunch of years, but now she won like twenty six million.
Speaker 3:I had two black guys when they got like a dollar a piece, because they was on that, michelle Obama, she had a little.
Speaker 1:We go high bull. She is a point that they were trying to get.
Speaker 3:The point should have been I'm suing y'all for a hundred million.
Speaker 1:Well, that's why I'm not sitting in my fucking man And that's why I'm not so mad at the black lives that matter. Shicks like dude. They did what America has taught them They. They figured out a cheat code, they wrote it and they fucking got the money. Do you think they're like, yeah, they might get a bunch of hate on the Internet, which you know is what it is But them and their families are still living in a mansion.
Speaker 3:But that's, that's different, that's two different situations. You think one thousand percent, i think one of them is a grift.
Speaker 1:I'll the black lives matter.
Speaker 2:And the other is someone like fighting for rights, like being, like making the point of like I'm not going to sue you to get money, i'm going to sue you for the principle. To Yeah the principle and to change the whole prospect, exactly Like this was wrong.
Speaker 3:And it's not about making money, it's about correcting the wrong when they should have did both, because, with them hitting them with the wrong, it would have been on the publicity that that that happens, and then you get taken care of monetarily while we go through this process too.
Speaker 1:And they should have, because look at what Starbucks does. They infiltrate an area, shut every mom and pop down.
Speaker 3:Well, not, not, not in the inner cities of America. Starbucks is only in like the suburbs, and you know city like the center cities.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and they shut everybody down and then they raise up the prices. Once they've priced, it's like a Walmart deal. Yeah, for sure. Like we get rid of mom and pops. We break everything down as cheap as you possibly can go, because we all outlast them. And then, boom, we're the only option in town And when the government shuts you down, we'll still be open because we're essential.
Speaker 3:Yeah, you took it to a whole other levels.
Speaker 1:Well, it's all because when you start looking at one problem, it connects to five other issues and problems and rights and everything. And then what it all boils down to is violence, which I mean like kind of a libertarian thing, Like dude you. Everything boils down to violence because if you don't pay your taxes, what happens? You're like I'm not paying, you guys, Well, we're going to send you fines and eventually they're going to come to your house with a gun and they're going to take you. You could fight back, I guess, but you'll lose because they have violence. What? what deters somebody from coming and taking you? Violence, Like, all right, you're going to come with guns. I also have guns because it's my right.
Speaker 3:But do you think your little gun is going to match against the US? That's well, that's their thing.
Speaker 1:So it's like no, but you'll be able to make a point. You'll make a fucking strong point. Let me tell you something. Let me tell you something.
Speaker 3:You ever see? you ever see the move that the move bombings in West Philadelphia? Yeah, it was a 85. They dropped the bomb on that house. Yeah, was that a drizzle to the violence?
Speaker 1:thing Like because that's it's a huge libertarian thing, like so. That's why the Second Amendment is so important. Not because we're going to, we're not facing off against the American military, because the American military is us, not me, because I'm not a stolen valor, but like their regular people, like they. That's why. So take it to conspiracy level. That's why the UN, that's why they ultimately want the UN to encompass. They want us to be under the UN, so that because right now, when we send the UN to these third world countries, they're able to do atrocities, they're able to do what prison system does, like they're the guards, they're the prisoners. They're able to do that because they're not. From that The people look different. It makes it easy.
Speaker 1:Or even if they do look the same, like those UN in Africa they're. They're both black, but it's easy because they're not from there. So then they can kill people, they can do atrocities. Well, if the government wanted our military to police our country, they'd be. They could possibly be family here. They look the same for the most part because our military is all different colors and it's like that movie, the Crazies. Did you ever see that movie? That's a pretty good movie. That's a pretty good movie. Either way, they couldn't send the Pennsylvania military to Pennsylvania because they know people. They wouldn't be able to perform their tasks of military, whether it's locking the, the state down or whatever, because they would know people and you have to use brute force to make people up, like, listen to you know what they'll do is they'll get the people from New York to come to Philly.
Speaker 1:Exactly that's what I'm saying Philly and vice versa, take that to a world point, because we're still all American And I think that's maybe that's what they're trying to destroy, like, at the end of the day, that's what forth coming up. We're all Americans, we all have the same general Idea of what America is and we're all kind of one country, even though we're from different states. I just get we all would get along with a Californian and Oklahoma and like all the people, because we're all Americans, we all have the same values across the road?
Speaker 3:No, no, you're not.
Speaker 1:Florida is.
Speaker 3:Florida Sexes it's all right. Well, yeah, but we're all Americans. No, yeah, we're all Americans, But some Americans don't look at other Americans as equal. So this day, really that's a fact. Huh, That's a fact.
Speaker 2:I don't know who you think about kinetics.
Speaker 1:Connecticut people.
Speaker 2:So I wouldn't know if they would say they're not equal. But you, i would say more of just like You look down on, like not, like that's not. You know, i look at them as equal then, but it's like we're all Americans, but it's like, yeah, but if we're, there's ten, you're a California hippie That's like you're yeah, we can all break us down into subgroups, but we can all come to.
Speaker 1:I think when we come together, we can all when fucking towers got taken down by. That's what I'm saying is we're all Americans.
Speaker 2:There's nothing that's bringing anybody together anymore.
Speaker 1:Everything and I think that's bad is busting people apart, i agree. So vision is through the roof ultimate goal whether it's on the lines of state lines or political lines, or Ethnicity, culture, whatever you want to call, whatever sports teams, you know your sexual activity.
Speaker 1:So what I'm saying is, like, when they bring us under UN control, when, when the world can make a law that everybody has to follow, well, what if that law is? well, everybody's got to give up the guns. Because look at you guys, you guys have guns. You have a ton of violence. Look at these guys. Not so much gun violence On paper, huh, yeah, i mean that's not such a bad trade-off, right? No, that would be bad, because violence is always the way that they'll make it. Don't force their laws.
Speaker 1:You look at those fucking Bundy white people that went crazy, had a standoff. They won. Like they, they made their point. When you bring in, even they had military against them. Like the military is not going to Just start popping off rounds against Americans, like even when they're shooting at them. They didn't kill all those people, they killed a few of them. But like, generally it's hard to get American military people to kill American citizens. You send them anywhere else in the world, they'll do a great job, but here it's harder. So what if they brought in a UN force that would do? they wouldn't have a problem Killing American citizens.
Speaker 2:Now we're talking new world order is what you want to do. One well.
Speaker 1:Dude, looking at the way it's going, not such a crazy idea anymore, especially when you realize all the resources are going to be the world is a whole resource and really there There's a world order now when they go to these big meetings in Bilderberg and all that shit.
Speaker 2:So it really do make so what you're saying is we need aliens to actually show up So that we can come, come together as a planet aliens.
Speaker 3:Dude, i don't know, i mean what the disk in the air?
Speaker 1:those are balloon, weather balloon.
Speaker 3:No.
Speaker 1:Look. I can't, i can't not until we're two steps away from aliens. Stan, like just. You're just inching down this path to aliens, nancy Pelosi, is made. Every politician is going into politics a hundred thousand air and they coming out million, maybe billionaires, and You're gonna bring me aliens. We can't solve the problem of our politicians taking bribes and being like corrupt And you're gonna bring me aliens.
Speaker 3:No, it's a distraction. No, no, it's a real thing, it's just.
Speaker 2:Do you think aliens exist out there, somewhere in space Sure?
Speaker 1:I sure, but I think that's such a So we're dumb, we're dumb, we're all dumb, right, that's such a high level of thinking of like you have to go through. Let's let's figure out economy. Let's figure out social services. Let's figure out private prisons. Let's figure out corrupt politicians. Let's figure out some math problems. Let's figure out space travel. Let's figure out the sun's eventually gonna burn out one day and destroy everything. Aliens wait way up here of like our things to worry about. No, i'm not saying worry about. Yeah, i'm saying or think about but I'm saying like the only way.
Speaker 2:It's fun to think about, but the only way to get that new world order, to get everybody on the planet underneath. One thing is an Extra-terrestrial.
Speaker 1:Planetary threat, but I think they could do that with Regular Earth. Like you, you've listened to the things about how far have we ever drilled down in the planet? It's like eight miles.
Speaker 2:Oh, so now what? there's aliens on in the?
Speaker 1:no, i'm saying we don't even know about our own planet, like let alone space and time and And Psychedelic drugs, our own minds, to create this drug That's so powerful like we don't even know about that stuff. I think some people use that as a Fantasyland, like video games like we play, like they use that to distract us from Let's. They're gonna make it up anyway. Like it's gonna be volcanoes, it's gonna be earthquakes. There would be one giant thing that'll fuck us all up and it'll take out every regular person like a pandemic. How fast did that make the world come under Terranical rule? they don't need aliens do that. All they need is a virus that kills 5% of the population.
Speaker 2:That's 10% of the population, but that's tyrannical rule by the Americans and the Chinese and the French, and It's all still in their own separate.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they still need like all strings like Australia had.
Speaker 2:Like those people were locked in their houses, like in the government, saying you can't do that, and Americans were still out doing their thing, like it's just I'm saying you could get that where there are going to be separate people that take advantage of a situation like you're saying, but as a whole planet, to ever Everyone to come on the same page. There's nothing from our planet that will be able to get that to happen.
Speaker 1:I think it's totally easy, it's just like the I think it's totally easy one pandemic, one bad pandemic, killing off enough people.
Speaker 2:And then there's gonna be a president of earth.
Speaker 1:No, they'd still. they'd still break it off in a section You can never run one thing like, even when they had are run in the United States. They still report to a main person and then they all report to a main person. Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 2:Eventually, there would be one person in charge of earth.
Speaker 1:No, there'd probably be a board or a panel, just like their board and panel CEOs, cfos, see all that shit that would the corporation Like model is what the government is and will be technically, xi Jinping in China is part of a panel, but he leads he does his own thing, china. But I mean, if they all so all those people that do their own thing are on a board and they all decide What they're gonna tell their people, then that would be a one-world government but then there's one person at the top of all.
Speaker 2:I'm just saying there, i don't think you're gonna.
Speaker 1:There's families, I mean.
Speaker 2:I know the. Bilderbergs, the Rothschilds, there's nothing on planet earth that is going to ever pull that off.
Speaker 1:One bad thing, we're one bad thing.
Speaker 2:I think the only, yeah, the only thing that can do it is technology. There's a real extraterrestrial threat fucking aliens.
Speaker 1:Dude, get the fuck out of the aliens. I hate that shit, i really do. So disappointing such an easy out of like.
Speaker 2:What.
Speaker 1:Fantasy dude.
Speaker 2:You can't be that sorry, you don't have an imagination.
Speaker 3:Come on like you can't be that, like We're the only thing out here moving, and she like fucking no no, i'm not saying that.
Speaker 1:I'm saying the government is constantly, they're even lying about this alien stuff and they're still like wishy-washy, like it's great for the military and the government to like I don't know, like we we are called we're not calling them UFOs anymore, we're calling them.
Speaker 2:I'm not saying that the aliens that they're saying our aliens are. I'm just saying, to get into one of those situations where it's dire and the new world government takes over, that would have to be aliens.
Speaker 1:I think it would break us down even more into our own parts.
Speaker 3:But I see what you're saying aliens sure they exist sure. I think I think it depends, they happens will Smith.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:I think you got Whoever are sitting present in this at the time Kim Jong-un, whoever, each Continental, whatever like that countries.
Speaker 2:Do you like meeting a country cuz?
Speaker 3:all these guys are coming together. Yeah, say hey. Listen, we got to take care of The fucking guys from you. Know what's?
Speaker 1:second on the plate, the guys behind the scene saying like okay, say this event, this works, how can we use it to our advantage?
Speaker 3:No, no, just trust me while this is going on, as we're fighting together To take over or to kick these people out of here, there will be these guys in the background saying, hey, his back is turned down. I'm the fucking bomb on that country to take their resources after this shit.
Speaker 1:Yeah, cuz I mean that's always the play, that's always the game, it's always a game of risk, that's the dirty like that's so fucking like yo That's so back stabby greed type shit like who's got to run this place after it's done?
Speaker 3:No, after it's all done. So, after we kick their ass, now we call be friends dude game. You got the oil game of thrones. Oh the dead.
Speaker 1:We're gonna take over the whole planet. Okay, cool, let's go fight them. Let's go fight them. And then, when we all come back to reality and the threats gone, who's running this thing? you're going to fucking soul later going back on ships. Fucking Rob's going back to the wall. It's everybody. The game, the wheel, starts again.
Speaker 2:That's why game what's it?
Speaker 1:called? What's the title song of fire, nice, yes. What's the other one called? What do you mean? I don't know. I'm think there's another TV show called the wheel of time. It's not that good, well aliens game of thrones. We've got it all hit it.
Speaker 2:We touched everything second amendment.
Speaker 1:Dude, fucking, let it thrive. And I think it really. I think if you sat down with a libertarian They were way smarter than me and they broke it down to taxes and and and really how you make things happen to people and We're not. If I had a bunch of guns and say all three of us were really good libertarian.
Speaker 2:Is you just? I don't know.
Speaker 3:I know, i know, can you spell it? Look I don't know.
Speaker 1:I think I spelled it once when the DMV asked me which pilot, which you know, you go in there like. Which? are you like Republican, democrat? now, fuck both of the pussies. Like what else we got? I just chose the third one. I think was libertarian, like a decade ago. So I can't vote in any. Every time I voted for president doesn't count, but point being, they'll break it down to you. For why we? just because all three of us have an arsenal. We all live together. We'll never be. I Guess we could go off the grid and you could do all that shit and start a militia. That's not the point of that shit. That's extreme.
Speaker 1:It's when they come to you and they like they come and they you can't leave your house today Because the air quality's bad. Or you can't leave your house today because the pandemics happening. You're like well, i've got to get, i got to get shit done. It's Well, we'll give you a little bit of money. No, no, no, that's not gonna be enough. I got my own shit going on.
Speaker 1:It's like well, if you leave your house, we're gonna arrest you. It's like well, no, you're not. Well. Then, if you resist against us, what will tase you or shoot you. Well, no, you're not. You know, i mean it's, it's a. It's a constant step up of aggression.
Speaker 1:And if you've got at least the bare minimum of like, okay, you've got a gun, well, i also have guns and I might kill you, then that person thinks like, okay, well, i'm gonna need that that makes them think and then that makes them step back, like what we're gonna need back And we're obviously gonna ruby ridge this guy. But the point is, you might take a few of them and you it might make them think twice before they try to infringe on your rights. And if you've got a bunch of people, eventually we could all be a bunch of people that stick together and we're like, yeah, you're not doing this to us, you're not doing it to one of us, you're not doing it to all of us. That's the point of guns. I think that everybody misses. It's not the fucking lunatic that has 50 of them And he's fucking jerking off to him. It's not that point. It's the point that you can't Fuck us over Until you take them away.
Speaker 3:That was a playing field.
Speaker 1:They're not gonna attack one person with a jet. That's not the point of it. You're not fighting against a jet, you're fighting against people versus people and authoritarianism, and I'm a complete fuck. Take all that. If you with a giant grain of salt if you last this long in this podcast, then this is gonna be a two-parter bitch.
Speaker 2:There's another episode of complete idiots.
Speaker 1:Thought process on the government and guns. Yeah, just keep calling yourself dumb dude. Gotta make a point. Maybe we can get endorsed by fucking 2a people or uh, the gun lobby makes a shit ton of money.
Speaker 2:Maybe you can throw some fucking yeah, dude, then they'll actually listen to this and go oh, these guys are fucking stupid.
Speaker 1:Dude, they can get other idiots to follow them, Oh yes, smart. I wish dude, we'll start selling prime at this bitch.
Speaker 2:Yeah right, we got a prime hookup. Come see us if you want some prime.
Speaker 1:Yeah, his son is about to be a fucking millionaire, fucking rocking it. He'll come out with his own line. First He starts off by selling somebody else shit. Then he's like look, dude, this product is good and all I got something better. And then we fucking lace that shit up.
Speaker 2:We're selling drugs to kids.
Speaker 3:For what I heard. Ralph Lauren started that way. I could be wrong, but the story was that he took a pair of Levi's jeans. Either him a time, you know figure took a pair of Levi's jeans, took the tag out, put his name in it and then sold them as his gene.
Speaker 1:On that note we will end the podcast. The express lane podcast, another episode. Thank you for listening the express lane podcast with Kevin Stan. And my man, mr Shabazz. Thank you again for coming.
Speaker 3:You're the man. Peace, peace, bye, peace, you.