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I saw you were rapping, they got a couch on stage for you now and a nasal cannula.
What's that guy's name? Dave Blunt. Dave Blunt, yeah that is one big boy.
I looked up his music yesterday and it was just straight trash.
Dude, it is terrible.
The lyrics are written by a third grader or something.
Oh yeah, dude it's so bad.
Sippin' on promethazine, promethazine.
I'm surprised how good of an AI can do at these AI covers because I can just close my eyes and hear Don Juan actually rapping this.
Dude yeah, that is really good. It's incredible.
It's scary to even do. Do you think how much stuff has to have been done with AI now?
Yeah, AI is going to be wild what it does man.
So what if you took AI and made it like so that it would create artists new material after they're dead.
Like if fucking Biggie.
Oh, oh dude.
If you took a fucking AI, generated some Biggie song with a different melody, different lyrics, who would get, who would be responsible?
Like would he get the credit for that?
I think it would be his estate, would just get all the money.
What about the people that made it? The people that made the AI?
No, I don't think they would get any credit. That would be like the people who made Pro Tools.
Because they're just making the software.
Right. Dude Juice World just released, by the way I'm Juice World and Dan's Marty McFly.
We're in Don Juan's palace in the metaverse for this episode.
Yeah, we haven't been here. I'm surprised there's not cobwebs everywhere.
We haven't been here in like a year.
Right. We might get Tyler and maybe Ellie Mack or somebody on eventually.
Yeah, hopefully they come on tonight.
Oh yeah, Juice World. He just dropped a new album and he's been dead for like what, six years?
Oh, did he?
Yep. He got some pretty good songs on there.
Is it any good?
I've listened to a few songs. I can see them being hits.
I guess they didn't use AI, but supposedly Juice World recorded like two or three thousand songs before he died.
He had three thousand songs in the bank, which is crazy because he was only like twenty.
Oh my God. Dude, he must have been going every day.
Yeah, but even every day. How do you make a new song every day? It's crazy.
Dude, Xanax. Are you drinking something?
Yeah, you can see me.
Can you see mine?
And now I just randomly switch seats again.
Dude, so we haven't had a podcast in a while.
Yeah, it's the holiday season. It's the day after Christmas.
How was your Christmas?
It was good, dude. It was really good. No complaints.
Same.
Spent time with family. I mean, and that's all you can ask for, right? Is that there's no complaints.
But spent time with family, ate some good food. It was really good.
Nice. Yeah, a lot's been going on. A lot's happened. I don't think, were you on the last episode?
We were on, by the way, we were on Kyle Franklin's podcast. Want to go check us out?
Oh, did you do it?
Yeah. We're going to be, I guess he's going to release it next week. It's episode six.
He said the first episode that's on Spotify.
No shit, that's hilarious. It was you, Tyler, Ali McTough?
Yeah.
Nice, nice.
I think the last episode was on the last episode.
Oh, awesome.
But.
I'll listen to that as soon as it drops.
Yeah, I don't remember, yeah, I don't remember like half of it. I was pretty messed up.
I was like, dude, what did I say? I know we started talking about like the chosen one, which was a story that I really wanted to avoid.
Oh no. What was the, dude, he gets a lot of views too.
Oh, right. Yeah.
What was the, what was the story of the chosen one?
That dude who made the rap songs, the dude that we used to work with that made the fake rap songs. That was just completely bad shit crazy.
I was like, he's gonna come find me.
Oh God. Yeah. Yeah. The songs are pretty bad.
I've heard them.
But did Tyler get to tell his, his number one war story?
Oh yeah, he did. He told. Yeah, a lot of them.
They were just, they were just like beaten off over there. They're just going to fucking war story heaven.
And I was too.
I mean, you know, that's a, that's the place to do it.
You know, if there, if there ever was a place.
Yeah, that's literally what the podcast was invented for.
Right. It should be called BLS war stories.
I'm sad we missed you all your, your war stories from the, you know, all those transports to city.
Dude, that's that's bullshit because I spent the first year get my dick kicked in and Schenectady.
You know, the first year I worked there and then I was like, yeah, I'm good.
Like, dude, I love doing transports and I didn't get me out of doing fire calls.
You know, I still had to do them whenever all the fire cars were out.
Yeah, once you get that, you know, adrenaline too much, it starts to just be too much.
And then you just don't want to do it anymore.
Yeah, dude, I love working transports, but I mean, you know,
I'm still like, dude, some of the nastiest calls I got were at the vacation station I worked at, you know.
Oh, yeah. It's like there was like all, it was just like all nursing home calls or it would be something nasty, you know,
like occasionally you get something really nasty.
They actually like a call we call we did.
I don't want to get too far.
Yeah, like, let's go.
Give us your war story.
Dan, come on.
What movie is this?
They made about a call you went on.
No, it's it's because the person who died, their dad was a director.
I don't know.
I just randomly keeps fucking standing up.
Oh, I'm behind you.
I'm flipping out behind you.
I have a seizure.
Oh, you know what it is.
I got the controllers in the wrong hands.
But.
We go. Yeah, man. So maybe we'll get new that that really pissed me off.
Would you like? Oh, yeah.
It saves you a lot on therapy when you're just working transports.
Just work transports.
I love working them.
No, I'm just I was just kidding.
I know we both we all seen a lot of shit.
Yeah.
I don't mean you know what I will say, though.
Like it bothers me that I never followed through and went online as a paramedic.
But that shit, it's hard, dude.
It's really like you got to really want it.
You can't just like kind of want it.
I know it is hard.
I mean, technically you still could.
Oh, yeah.
But I won't.
It's like it's like.
I feel like the juice has got to be worth the squeeze for the person doing it.
So like.
And you can't it's really hard.
Like if you wait a long time to do it.
You know, it like it kind of does bother me.
But at the same time, like it does save me a lot therapy.
It really does.
I'm not joking.
Like, dude, I just remember I think you were on like some of my intern shifts with Pete Mitchell.
Yep. Yep.
I was.
And dude, I just remember Pete like yelling through the back window like us going to a call.
And I'm just like, dude, this feeling sucks.
Like going lights and sirens out to Rensselaer.
I know.
I remember that one that one where I like I made it from Albany to to Brunswick in like five minutes.
For that woman, that old lady that got smoked by the fucking vehicle.
I forgot you were driving on that.
Yeah.
She you want to talk about a war story.
Dude, she got smeared.
And then we were.
Yeah, we were talking about like, you know, we always fucking have to scrape up dead bodies off the street.
Get down to your fucking spatulas.
Dude, whenever I talk to Pete, that's the first call he always brings up.
Really?
Yeah.
He's like, you remember that lady that got smoked?
Like, I'll never forget.
Yeah.
You're like, can you come put the twasley on with me?
We're like, we were debating if it was even if there's any point to that.
There wasn't.
No, no.
But I have to.
Like, even if even if it's like a headless corpse, don't you start with the four.
No, it's like injuries incompatible with life.
And Pete was like going back and forth.
He's like, I don't even know.
Like, and then finally, he's like, you know what?
Like, you're an intern.
Let's just do it.
Yeah.
Let's just make ourselves look like that.
We that we don't know.
We're like dead body.
Damn.
Yeah.
I forgot about that.
Yeah.
That was a good one.
But not a good one.
Not good for her.
No, that was a bad day for her.
But hey, man, don't walk down the street at night.
Right.
I'm just joking.
I wonder if they ever caught anybody for that.
Yeah, I drive fast.
Every time I drive by there, I'm like, oh, that's where this happened.
I don't even remember what road it was on.
It was out right across right, like literally right in front of the fire station.
Not by Hudson Valley, was it?
No.
Wait, what fires what fire station?
Brunswick.
Oh, it was out in Brunswick.
Oh, yeah.
I didn't even I didn't know where we were because I was sitting in the back.
Oh, yeah.
It's like I just the doors open and you get out.
But yeah, what other calls do we do with Pete?
We don't think you were on that one.
No, I know I did one with Pete where we went to like that those like little cramped apartment
building in Rensselaer and there's like a cardiac arrest and we were like having to
do CPR in the elevator.
But the elevator was really small and we just had to do like CPR against the wall.
It was terrible.
Like I am scared of elevators because of that job.
So that it's that kind of shit that made me like like even as an EMT be like, OK, I'm
done with this because, dude, I just remember this one call out at my vacation station that
Ali Mack also worked at.
And this 65 year old lady, it was a cardiac arrest for a 65 year old lady.
And for some reason, she'd been down for a while, but the medic called the doctor and
the doctor is like, yeah, bring her in.
And it's like, dude, it's three in the morning.
Right.
Like, why are we doing this?
Like, why?
Like, she's she's old.
That's a good run.
65.
And in order to get so we have the Lucas.
That's not good enough for the government, by the way.
Because they're raising the retirement age of 67.
Oh, my God.
Yeah, she wouldn't even have made it.
No, just Social Security age.
But so we put the Lucas on.
This isn't a war story, by the way.
This is just more of a fucking annoying thing that made me just realize it's time to leave.
So we had the Lucas on her and we had had her on the backboard and we had to stand her
up while the Lucas is going and like walk her on the backboard.
Yeah.
Like walk the back the backboard back and forth.
Right.
Like in order to like move it out the doorway.
Yeah.
If you can picture that.
So we said we said a bolt operate and you know, there's one person on each side and
we're moving her standing straight up outside to the structure just through this like little
tiny hallway where we couldn't get the backboard straight.
And I'm just like, dude, this is so pointless.
Like this is just like stupid.
I know.
Like this lady's dad.
It's just a waste of everybody's time.
You know, and it's not that I want to be lazy.
I mean, I kind of did.
But at the same time, I'm like, it's three in the morning.
Like she's done.
Like this is the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen.
You know, I yeah, I've had quite a few situations like that where it's like, you know, they
don't like we know when people are dead before everybody else does, like when they have no
shot.
Right.
But they write and it's like, dude, go ahead.
Yeah.
The chances the chances are so low.
It's like less than one percent.
It's like, why are we doing this?
Yeah.
Especially if you've been probably laying there for hours.
Right.
Yeah.
And that's that's like the one thing like I miss working on the ambulance.
Right.
Like there's a lot of vacation stations out there.
I would work a vacation station, you know.
Yeah.
But it's just the thought of like doing pointless the cardiac arrests that makes me just be
like, no, I'm good.
Not even for a vacation station where I can sleep 24 hours of the shift.
Like I'm good.
I just don't want to do that.
Yeah.
I think I should probably have the better.
I should probably have more autonomy to put down to people dead.
Oh, yeah, dude.
You know what?
I feel like if they're over a certain age, if they're over 65 and they go into cardiac
arrests, that's it.
Like, no, no heroics.
Just call it.
You know.
Yeah.
If they like say, OK, say they're over 65 and they have three or more comorbidities.
Right.
That's it.
Call it.
Done.
Right there.
If there's like over 65 and they're healthy, they don't have any medical history.
Work it.
Right.
But just like have a little algorithm.
Oh, shit.
A little algorithm like that.
You know, where it's just like, OK, yeah, they're over a certain age.
They have so many comorbidities.
They're on a certain number of medications.
Done.
Pull the plug.
Don't even bother.
Yeah.
It's like a health insurance company.
Right.
If they're over 65, they got three more comorbidities.
They're fucking done.
No, no insurance.
I agree.
No, dude, that would roll out 80 percent of the country.
Dude, how bad would you feel?
So we're talking about this guy, but the CEO that got shot by a fucking Luigi Super Mario
brother.
How bad would you feel if you were this guy's family and literally entire fucking country
celebrated your fucking death?
Oh my God, dude.
It's ridiculous because like I was saying, I think I said this on a podcast on one of
them.
I think it was when we were talking to Franklin saying, I was just saying how, how that guy
probably hated his job more than anybody.
He probably hated that company more than Luigi hated that company.
He's probably like, dude, I'm just doing this to get my fucking G6.
It could be.
I mean, he got a DUI five years ago.
Yeah, so he's probably trying to drink himself to death.
That guy probably did him a fucking favor, honestly.
I don't know.
I think with capitalism, nobody wins.
What's the better solution?
Socialism.
But I don't understand why you can't have both.
I think you can.
I think that's what we have right now is both.
I think it is too.
I think that's the best solution.
I think it's not working, obviously.
Why isn't it working?
Because there's tons of poor and homeless people and the system is not working well.
I mean, it seems like it's the worst of both capitalism and socialism because you have
all these poor people.
I don't know.
The worst of capitalism.
So you have, we were talking about this at work, how people on Medicaid all have access.
They can just come in and not even worry about health insurance bills like into the ER because
they have their healthcare paid for, all the procedures paid for by Medicaid.
And it's like the top, the upper class also has their healthcare paid for because they're
rich.
So it's like basically screwing over the middle class who doesn't have good health insurance
plans and has to pay out of pocket for shit like that.
Yeah.
I mean, dude, the other problem is how much just healthcare costs in general.
It's like, why does it need to cost so much?
I think maybe because that's what makes it like, dude, that's why I bankrupt people.
I mean, yeah.
I mean, it's something that everybody needs.
So that's why like if you sell insulin, you can sell it for $400 a bottle when it's only
$5 to make because people need, where else are you going to get it?
Yeah.
See, I don't agree with that.
I don't agree with the like the super profiteering off of like, cause you know, you got people
by the balls, right?
There's nothing they can do.
Like they need to buy your product, you know?
And like if you need, if you need like an orthopedic surgery, it's not like you can
just like shop around.
Yeah, no, you get the fucking first orthopedic surgeon that's available and you say, thank
you.
Exactly.
It's like, it's not like you get to pick your price and you know, barter, like go online
and have them bid on your surgery.
It's like, yeah, that's why, like when people come to the ER and they're like, you know,
they're waiting fucking four hours for a doctor and there's like one doc doctor for 40 patients
and they're like, Oh, I wanted a different doctor.
It's like, well, that's the only one we got.
So go wait 12 hours somewhere else.
Right.
And you know, I think maybe what they could do is maybe the state could make their own
med school.
Like every state has its own medical school.
So then it makes more doctors, right?
Or even nurse practitioners or PAs, right?
And they'll, they say, Oh, well, we'll pay for your school.
But you know, in return, like you're going to work for a lower wage, you know, like a
doctor might only make $80,000 a year.
Okay.
But you don't have any student debt.
You're only going to make 80 a year, but you're going to work for the state.
Yeah.
That sounds a lot like social.
Well, no, so you can have, you can have socialist programs and medicine is something that should
be, I think should be socialist.
I don't think capitalism has a place in medicine, really.
I mean, for some things it does, but you know, Oh my God, why do I keep getting up?
But didn't you say like, didn't you say one time like, why would I go to school and for
eight years, you know, 12 year residency, um, to be a doctor and make only make as much
as everybody else is making.
Right.
Yeah, that's, that's true because dude, by the time you're done with med school, you
could be a half million dollars in debt.
That's two houses.
You know?
Yeah.
So, so the big thing, doctors have to make so much because they have so much debt.
So if they didn't have that debt and they say, you know, they could, they could make
the choice to say, Hey, you're going to get your MD, but you're going to do it through
a state or a federal college.
Right.
You're going to have to work for the state for 20 years, but you get by when the 20 years
is up, you get to keep your MD.
We pay for it.
You work for a lower wage, but after 20 years you can go anywhere.
Right.
That would bring that, that would bring down the price of healthcare.
But then you're basically asking people to wait 30 years before they can really make
any kind of money.
No, no, no, no, dude.
Do you, you know, I'm not going to ask you how much you make, but if you're making 80,
$85,000 a year as a doctor, that's pretty good, dude.
With no debt.
Oh yeah.
Well, no debt.
Yeah.
No, no.
Like the state pays for your education.
The state owns the school.
The state educates the doctors.
Right.
They don't have that super debt hanging over their head.
So they don't have to make a ton of money.
So it brings down, it brings down the cost of healthcare because they're not paying for
the super bills to these doctors.
You know, it's in basically like say you didn't want to have health insurance.
You could go to any like state hospital.
It's almost like the VA, but hopefully it would be better than the VA because that's
terrible.
Yeah.
I mean, anytime you have fucking shit from the government seems to not be as quality
sometimes.
Dude, have you ever seen the records from the VA?
Like when you get a transfer from the VA?
No, nobody comes.
From the VA to my hospital.
It's impossible to read.
It's like literally like, do you know what dot matrix is?
No.
Bro, it's literally, you know how like, if you look at like, if you look at like a Mohawk
PCR, right?
Yeah.
For those who don't know what that is, pre-hospital care report, right?
It's got like, it's nicely laid out.
It has like borders.
It's organized, right?
The VA is literally just a bunch of words.
Like literally it looks like it's from 1992 and it was printed on one of those printers
from before they could do pictures.
And it's literally, it looks like it looks like something you would get like over a fucking
telegraph.
It's awful.
It's so bad.
Like I don't even, I don't even know how to describe how bad it is.
But they have not, they haven't done anything.
It literally looks like it was printed on a printer from 1992.
They have not done anything to like update it since 1992.
It's like, dude, that, that was 20, how long?
No, 32 years ago.
They haven't done anything.
Haven't upgraded their systems.
I just feel like if you take away capitalism and you put that money into like, you know,
these government, like you take away private hospitals, you put that money into the government
healthcare, those government facilities are going to have more money and they're going
to be better than they are now.
Like the capitalism and socialist parts are both taking away from each other and it just
makes both things seem fucking shitty.
Yeah.
It's tough.
I honestly, I don't even understand how health insurance companies make money.
Like I guess they make money off of people like me who never use it, but they have it.
Right?
Yeah.
So, you know, I haven't, I haven't used my health insurance in, I don't know, years,
dude, just for checkups and stuff like that.
That's basically it.
Well, if you think about it, everybody has, you know, from the time that they're 18 until
the time that I guess they're on Medicaid or they die, they have health insurance and
that whole time they're paying, if nothing's wrong with them, that's gotta be like hundreds
of thousands of dollars over the years.
Yeah.
I mean, my health insurance company is making out with me because I'm just, I never, I'm
never going to need it.
Not that I'm never going to need it, but.
Oh, are you immortal?
No.
It's just like, dude, I don't want to sound like pretentious.
Like, yeah, I'll need it.
Like for something like catastrophic, you know, you get smoked by a bus or something
like that lady.
But I mean, dude, like as far as like health, oh, is this, oh, sweet.
Can you see my hands moving?
Yeah.
Can you see my fingers moving?
Yeah.
What am I doing?
Oh, sweet.
That's exactly what I was looking for.
I was trying to get that to work.
Why do I fucking keep making me get up?
Dude, this is great because now I can do all these hand gestures.
I can really talk to you.
Dude, dude, we should record.
I wonder if we can record this and put it up with the podcast.
Like the video.
Yeah.
Hold on a sec.
Let me see.
Maybe you could take a screen recording.
Let me see.
Your tracking gestures locked.
Cool.
Yeah.
We'll have to figure out how to do that and then we can put this up.
But yeah, actually take a look.
I'm going to pause it real quick.
I'll be right back.
All right.
We're talking about like the healthcare CEOs.
I don't know.
I just don't think healthcare should exist for the purpose of making money.
I think it should be criminal to make money off of other people's illness.
You know what I mean?
You know what though?
A lot of advancements in medicine come because people are motivated by money.
Like take Neuralink.
But that's all capitalism is though.
Any advancement comes because people are motivated by money.
Yeah like all right.
Take NASA for an example.
They don't have like a monetary interest in like space exploration.
So they just kind of go at their own pace.
So if you look at NASA versus SpaceX, it's not even comparable like how fast SpaceX moves.
Who's the only people that put a fucking person on the moon?
Who's NASA?
So far.
But I mean I think SpaceX is going to do that.
And SpaceX has only been around for you know not that long.
Probably less than 20 years.
Like 15 years or something like that.
So they're going to be able to put people, they have the technology, they can put people
on the moon right now.
So they could easily do that.
So I think they actually, they are going to do that.
And I think in 2025 or 2026, they're actually working with NASA to see that's why you need
both.
That's why having both is the best.
But I don't know man.
Healthcare is a little bit, it's a conundrum dude.
It's something's got to be done about it because 25% of the national debt is fat people.
Did you see that meme I saw where it was like one third of Canadians support euthanizing
homeless people?
I saw that.
Yeah and it was like against capitalism right?
Yeah.
But I mean dude like a communism, the Bolshevik revolution killed how many millions of people?
I know.
Dude, you know what?
There's no perfect answer.
It's not like why does capitalism have to be the perfect answer?
Maybe there's something better than capitalism.
Called socialism.
The book's right in front of you.
It's called the Communist Manifesto.
Let's see this here.
I can't pick this one up.
So yeah, we had a lot of headlines happen while we were away.
So you know the drones were a big thing for a while and they're actually getting more
prevalent.
Ali Mack said he saw some above his apartment just flying around.
They kind of look like mini planes.
I want to interrogate Ali Mack a little bit about that.
Because I think he maybe just smoked a little too much.
But the White House was saying like, like just gaslighting people basically.
Like saying that, oh you're just seeing planes.
Like why is everybody seeing all these planes so low flying so low above the ground at the
same time?
Yeah.
I mean I don't think there's any, actually I don't think there's any doubt that they're
real.
I don't think there's a doubt that Ali Mack saw one in Bethlehem, New York.
I just don't believe that.
Maybe he did, but dude the average person I feel I can't tell the difference between
a plane and something that's not a plane.
What I think is-
Like dude, I'm pretty into aviation, right?
I thought I saw one today.
And I was like, dude I've never seen lights on a plane like that.
Because what it was is it was one low red light and one high red light going back and
forth.
Right?
And I'm like, I have never seen that.
I've only seen red and green.
So it was a drone?
And I was like, dude this is a drone.
It's got to be because I have never seen lights like that.
Right?
So I looked up the flight radar and it said that it was like, the only thing in that direction
was like a helicopter.
And so I looked up the model helicopter, it said it was, and it has lights just like that
that go up and down.
Like red lights and I'm like, okay I'm an idiot.
Right, but I did the same thing.
I got sucked into the drone mass hysteria.
When I was looking, I was trying to think about that, keep an open mind, but realized
like these are probably planes flying really high up.
But when Ali Mack was seeing all that shit, I looked in Bethlehem and there was no planes
for 100 miles around Bethlehem.
Especially not flying that low.
Yeah, that's pretty crazy.
So there might be some truth to it, I want to interrogate him a little more.
Find out.
I don't know, they said the National Guard, there was like a trooper police officer in
New Jersey that saw like, he said he saw like 35 drones coming off the ocean and flying
inland.
And then the Coast Guard, the National Guard Coast Guard investigated it and they found
like 100 unreported drone sightings that day.
Well, I mean, look.
A New Jersey State trooper, I don't know if that's the highest credible source.
It's credible, but still he's from New Jersey so it can't be that credible.
But it's just like the government, it's just straight up, they're like, you know, you're
safe but we have no idea what it is, but you're safe.
I think what's...
Yeah, they definitely, they know exactly what it is.
No, I think what's going on here is they have no fucking clue what it is.
And so they're like, yeah, and so they said you're safe because they said no drones have
reportedly attacked anyone.
So basically you're safe because they haven't attacked us yet.
I don't think they have a clue what it is.
Dude, I think they do.
And I think that they screwed up because did you hear the theory that there's some nuclear
material that went missing in Port Newark, New Jersey?
Yeah, but I looked that up on like the fact checking thing and that was just like a made
up thing.
Dude, there's so much made up stuff and it's like, even the news is like getting out of
hand.
They're like saying that, what is it?
There's an Iranian mothership.
Well, nobody knows.
Until we find out, nobody's going to, people are going to make up fucking stories until
we actually find out what's going on.
Yeah.
Which is either that the government is doing some kind of training exercise with drones
to see like how they can like deploy them, like a mass drone deployment, or it's just
from foreign, foreign drones and which is even worse.
Yeah.
Did you see the plane I sent to the group chat, the one drone, the military drone that
converts to a plane, like a fixed wing?
Oh, I think so.
Yeah.
So it like, it hovers like a regular drone with the four props and then it converts midair
to a fixed wing and it runs on like gasoline and it has electric power like a regular drone.
So it's hybrid.
So that's one of the things people are saying about these drones is that they're staying
up in the air for five hours at a time.
So the only way they can stay up in the air for five hours is if they have fuel on board.
So they're definitely hybrid.
That's what I think they are.
They have red and green lights.
It's like, dude, they have navigational lights on them.
So they're definitely ours.
Because why would, if they were foreign, why would they even bother following our laws?
Why even put lights on them?
Yeah, why not just have them blend in with the darkness?
That's the only exclamation is that it's the US military drones.
But considering the mass panic, why would they not want to tell people about what they're
doing?
Dude, they don't want to tell people what they're doing because the general population,
if you take the population, one in 10 people are so stupid that they can't do anything
without being counterproductive.
So do you really want those people knowing anything?
Anything.
I'm not just saying about what the government's up to.
Do you want them knowing that?
I guess because it's like if we all of a sudden just test a mass drone deployment, people
are going to be like, oh, now the fucking big brother's watching us, right?
Right.
So just pretend you don't know what it is.
Let them come up with their own theories.
Let a couple of jackasses on the internet come up with some theories and just let them
spread like wildfire.
And these idiots all buy it.
And then we can just keep doing what we're doing.
The most benign thing is that they're just testing some drones.
They're testing, like you said, mass deployment of drones just to see how it operates, just
to see how people respond.
The next not so benign thing is they are actually looking for something.
So some nuclear material or something like that.
I think it's that they're testing it for a reason.
They're testing it because they need to use it soon because maybe China has all these
fucking mass amounts of drones that can just come fucking spy on us and we need to combat
them or something like that.
I mean, or they're going to take Donald Trump out because the only way they could do it
is with a drone strike.
That's literally the only way they can get to him because they tried everything else.
That would be the last Hail Mary attack to keep Donald Trump out of the White House is
if they could just shoot him from a drone while he's playing golf at his New Jersey
home.
Blame it on Iran and then they can decimate Iran.
I think if they didn't know what these drones are, they would be fucking shot out of the
sky in three seconds.
Right.
Yeah.
I was listening to this podcast yesterday, The Sean Ryan Show.
Do you know that podcast?
No.
Oh dude.
It's so good.
He was talking to this one guy that started a company that they specialize in.
It's a system that it's called like Pegasus or something like that or no Empress Empress.
And it shoots drones out of the sky electronically through like, dude, I forget the science.
He was explaining that some, I got to listen to it again.
Like some chemical he said, I said, I'm going to remember the name of that chemical just
so I can like sound smart because it sounds so complicated.
And then I forgot what it is, but it's like some like, I don't know.
Somehow it like steps up electricity to like a super power level.
And then they can just like in a millisecond, like have a short burst of electricity, not
electricity of like radio frequency.
They can shoot drones out of the sky and it can take out like 500 at a time.
Oh wow.
Yeah.
It's insane.
They're like wild.
So yeah, if they have something like that, then you haven't seen any fucking drone shot
down for a reason.
If they were all belonging to China or Russia or some shit.
No.
And I don't think Russia would take the time to put navigational beacons on them.
Red and green FAA lighting.
I don't think so.
I don't know.
I just think they're preparing for something.
Yeah.
No reason.
Maybe they are.
Maybe they are, man.
I don't know.
I think, I think these globalists, man.
The fucking globalists.
I don't think of sky.
I don't know.
I think these globalists, man.
I don't think of sky.
I don't know.
I don't think they'll stop at anything.
I sent that video yesterday.
There's a nuclear, there's a threat of Iran developing nuclear weapons and actually shooting
them at us now.
So there's a very real nuclear threat now.
Dude, we will do anything to keep nukes out of Iran's hands.
Have you ever heard of, I think this is what Pegasus was.
This is what I was getting confused with.
Have you ever heard of that, Pegasus?
No.
I think it was, was it Pegasus?
It was no, Stuxnet.
Man, I keep thinking everything's Pegasus.
What was Pegasus?
Pegasus is, I think it's like a backdoor thing on a cell phone where they can listen to you.
But Stuxnet was this, I'm sure I've talked about it on the podcast.
It was this computer virus that jumped from computer to computer via USB drive.
Oh yeah, I think I remember this.
So it was basically, it was looking for this one logic controller made by Siemens.
And that's literally all that this computer virus would do is when you plug USB drive
into a computer, it hopped onto the computer and it checked the system for this one logic
controller.
So that means it doesn't have to go through the internet.
So it's just whenever somebody plugs USB drive in.
So the whole point of this virus was to find this one logic controller that they were using
in the Iranian nuclear program.
And then it forced this logic controller to make the turbines on their reactors run backwards
and overheat and stuff and just shut down the entire program.
What do you mean by logic controller?
So a logic controller, you know who'd be a perfect person to talk about this is Jeff
Campos.
We should get him on right now.
We should.
We should call him.
Nah, he's probably asleep right now.
12, 19.
Well, we'll have him come on and talk about this.
But basically like a programmable logic controller is like, it's a controller that you program
to control equipment.
So you give it the set of instructions to like control, like say it has to control a
fan.
And I'm terrible at explaining this because I don't really know a lot about it, but Jeff
used to do this.
This was his job.
So you take like, say you want the fan to come on like at a certain time, right?
And shut off at another time and run at a certain speed during a certain time of day.
You put all this programming into the controller and it controls this fan or any other kind
of equipment.
Like a universal remote kind of thing.
Yeah, kind of, but it's really just a controller that's programmable.
So you put the instructions in and it sends it out to the equipment, to the hardware.
So that's how I understand it, but maybe Jeff would explain it a little better than that.
So yeah, so this computer virus, its only job is to find that certain logic controller
and fuck it up.
And eventually it did it.
And they knew whoever designed that computer virus, they knew that the Iranian nuclear
program was using those logic controllers.
So they figured out that this virus was so complex that it had to be made by a government
because it would take so many millions of dollars to make something like this.
And the only one that would have that kind of money or interest in doing that is the
US government in Israel.
So it was made by a government, not by capitalism.
It was made by a government.
Yeah.
The government did something efficient for once.
So yeah, they're not going to let Iran have a nuclear program.
It's just not going to happen.
Yeah.
I mean, even if they have fucking one nuke, there goes New York City.
Dude, that would be bad.
That can't happen.
And maybe that's what these drones are all about, man.
Maybe they don't want to fly them over New York City because they don't want to freak
people out.
But maybe they're just testing them over New Jersey.
New Jersey is basically New York City.
So you do it over New York City, everybody's going to lose their minds.
Well, if you think about it, every drone that's up there has to have somebody piloting them
probably close by.
So it's like, I don't know, why can't they just follow the drones with another drone
and just see where it lands and track where that drone came from?
Or can't they just shoot it down?
Yeah.
I mean, dude, I'm sure they could do all of that.
They could shoot it down.
They could track where it came from.
They're not doing it intentionally.
Or at least they're not telling you.
Yeah, they're not telling you where it came from.
Right.
What time do you have on the, how long you've been recording?
Oh, 51 minutes.
51?
All right.
I'm going to put, hold on a sec, because we have to line up the video if this video works.
So I'm going to put an X here so we know that this is at about 51 minutes.
You know what I mean?
Because there's no other way to tell really.
Yeah.
Actually I got a piece, so let's take a pause and we'll be back with some more headlines.
All right.
For sure.
All right.
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John, this fucking beat is fucking fire.
Did you realize the theme that all these songs are from office space?
Yeah, I love that.
Such a great movie.
I don't know.
Yeah, no, no offense to anybody that works in an office, but when I was growing up, it
was like, yeah, working in office would be like the most depressing job I could think
of.
Dude, it's tough, man.
It's tough.
I go in every day now.
So like I used to work from home and go in one day a week.
Yeah.
But I go in every day now and it's actually, dude, working from home sucks.
Doesn't it?
Yeah, it's not good.
Not good.
Why is that?
I can't hear you over the music.
Oh, you hear me?
Yeah, I can hear you now.
Yeah, it's just, dude, because there's no separation between work and home.
Like work is at home and it starts to make home kind of suck because you're never really
off of work.
That makes sense.
Yeah.
You get distracted easily, right?
Yeah.
Oh, dude, it's like, why not go down to the fridge and eat some food?
Why not cook some dinner?
Yeah.
You can just like, maybe I should mop this floor quick.
I mean, I'm here.
I'm going to have to do it later.
I might as well do it now.
It's like...
Yeah, I did the same thing when I was studying at home for school instead of like the library.
Right.
Different things need to be in a sterile environment and work is one of those things for me.
I love the part when he goes in and he's like, every day is the worst day of my life.
Every day is worse than the day before it.
So today is the worst day of my life.
Dude, we got to watch that movie.
We should do like a watch party.
Yeah.
Paul, let's go look upstairs real quick.
I want to see...
I think I could set it up on Don Juan's TV.
You can change Don Juan's TV?
Yeah.
I can put a movie on it.
I could program it to have a movie play there.
Oh shit.
Yeah.
I can move this couch back.
We could have a watch party at Don Juan's and watch Office Space.
How hilarious would that be?
That'd be cool.
So what's on the screen now is like the old PS2 startup menu.
No, it's PlayStation 1.
PS1?
Yeah.
So like when you put PlayStation...
When you turn a PlayStation 1 on without any CD in it, that's what would come up.
Oh yeah.
Because that's what would come up on PS2 if you didn't have any disc in it.
Oh, that would come up on PS2 too?
Yeah.
Oh, no shit.
Yeah, for some reason the fucking PlayStation 1 here disappeared.
It's like it's in the actual...
When I go in to edit the world, it's there.
So I think what's happening is as soon as we spawn into the world, it falls through
the level.
Oh.
So it's under the level somewhere, but I'll figure out how to fix that.
But yeah, I could put Office Space on this.
I just got to program it.
You embed a video onto the...
Because this is actually...
So this is just a 3D model of a TV.
And this is actually just like a painting on the wall.
You can paint over it.
So that's not actually on the TV, but you can embed a video onto any painting.
Yeah, I've seen some other worlds where it's like a media player and you can look up videos
in the media player.
Yeah.
Yep.
That's exactly what I would have to do.
So you should do that and then have an Office Space watch party.
Hell yeah, we could do that.
That'd be hilarious.
I'm going to set that up.
Maybe I'll work on that this weekend.
Yeah, do it.
And then I'll get some more chairs in here and see who else wants to come and watch Office
Space.
I'm sure we all would.
Yeah.
Dude, what's another great scene from that movie?
She slept with Lumberg?
I don't know.
It's just so nihilistic.
You know?
Yeah, but I mean, it's so relatable.
I know.
It's like, you know how like Seinfeld was all nihilistic, right?
Yeah, it's nihilistic, the right word.
Yeah, like nothing matters.
Like fucking working in an office every day doesn't matter.
Right?
Yeah.
Yeah, that's exactly true.
And when he's like, he's fucking listening to the, you know, the song that I played at
the beginning of this and the black person walks by and he just slowly turns it down.
Oh shit, you disappeared.
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's when he's first driving to work, right?
Yeah.
In the morning?
Yeah.
And he's like, Oh, actually my other favorite line is, it's not that I'm lazy.
I just don't care.
Right?
That describes my everyday at work.
So relatable.
So you would, okay.
So you would rather, you'd rather do your job than work in an office, even if it paid
the same everything.
Yeah.
I got to do something where I'm kind of moving around some kind of interaction, you know?
Yeah, dude.
Yeah.
I feel that same.
It's like, dude, I've had to like literally change my brain in order to work in an office.
Right?
Cause I'll do, I'm so ADD and so all over the place.
Like that's why, that's why EMS was like kind of good because it's just like, you get to
go on missions, you know?
I guess I kind of felt like in between the calls sometimes when it was like six hours
off, I'd be like, what are we doing here?
You know?
Oh, like when you didn't have anything, there was no calls?
Yeah.
Like, what are we doing?
You would get bored?
Yeah, definitely.
Oh, wow.
I mean, I always, I always brought projects and stuff.
I always had something to do on my car, you know?
Yeah.
It's nice to have that downtime.
Oh yeah.
Dude, that's why the vacation station I worked out with Ali Mack.
Oh, dude, the projects I would get into were like so ridiculous.
Like I mean ridiculous in the way like I can't believe I was getting paid technically.
Not technically.
I mean, I was getting paid like a job with health insurance to work on my truck.
Like dude, I wasn't just like changing the oil or like detailing it.
Like dude, I literally restored the frame on my truck while I was working there.
I like, I literally like knocked down like all the rust on the frame and got under there
with an angle grinder and the wire wheel.
Dude, took me out.
It took me a whole 24 hour shift.
I would do things, projects that would take most of my shift.
Like I would work.
I would work a lot of, yeah, me and Tyler were just do fucking a lot of stupid shit,
like investigate fucking ghost ambulances.
Yeah, dude, the, uh, that ghost of quail.
Did you ever, did you ever find anything with that?
No, we did more central like ambulance nine and central, but yeah, I heard a lot about
that.
There was the ghost and the, uh, the old station because, uh, it burned down in the eighties
and there was like a ghost that haunts it.
Yeah.
There was a little girl that died in the fire.
Oh shit.
Yeah.
And Simmons said that he would, he would see her out of the corner of his eye sometimes.
Did you ever hear that?
Yeah I've heard, uh, actually even new people I've heard talk about that.
Like seeing the ghosts, like the little kid ghosts and quail.
No way.
Yeah.
Like even people like after I left there, there would be talking about that.
Wow.
Like that's fucking EMT as I talked to at work now.
Wow.
Yeah dude.
I mean, I never saw anything, but um, no, a lot of sleep, a lot of sleeping down in
that garage.
Right.
I think I'm just, uh, I don't know.
Some people have a certain, uh, you know, they're adept to see spiritual things and
I've never really been like that.
Yeah.
Me, me neither.
Really?
I haven't, I haven't had a lot of, uh, any spirit, not really.
I wouldn't say not any spiritual experiences, but nothing, no, no ghosts or anything like
that, which is like, I'm fine with, I think it's, it's probably because we're like just
real, we're like realists, you know?
Yeah.
Not like, uh, like Tyler, you know?
Right.
I think, I think sometimes if you just, like, if you want to see things, your brain will
help you see them.
If you know what I mean, that's yeah, that's what most of it is.
That's where, uh, religion came from, right?
Or, you know, you can, you can do drugs and, uh, see a lot of things.
Yeah, but you can do drones.
What's that like drones in the sky in Bethlehem?
You can do drugs, but you can realize that, Oh, this is coming from drugs and not because
you know, Jesus is coming back.
Right.
I'm ready to get weird here.
You want to get weird?
Yeah.
That's what I changed my avatar.
Oh shit.
Who are you now?
Can you see it?
Oh, you're the alien.
Yeah.
Once I put the alien on, I'm getting into some deep conspiracies.
Oh shit.
Yeah.
So this week there was, uh, let's see.
So Trump, Trump was talking about how he would still give military aid to Ukraine, which
was, uh, something I thought he was against.
Huh?
Yeah.
You know what I bet what's happening is he's getting the intelligence briefings and now
he sees how complicated it actually is.
And yeah, he knows, he knows that he's not going to be able to end it 24 hours.
That's why he was like, you know, uh, grocery prices, grocery prices, they're actually really
hard to get, to go down again.
He's like, basically we can't do anything about it.
So so he's backpedaling on, yeah, he's like grocery.
Yeah.
Grocery prices are hard to change.
Like, what do you want me to do about it?
Basically he's like, oh, all I wanted was to like get back in office.
I didn't actually want to do anything.
Um, yeah, it's just, it's like any other politician just make promises.
What he's going to do is he's going to, um, he's going to lower fuel prices, which fuel
prices have already gone down, right?
Because there's like anticipation, you know, that he's going to, he's going to be in office.
Yeah.
A little bit, but I mean, dude, it used to cost me 36 bucks to fill my car and now it
cost me $29.
So it's already dropped, like that's actually pretty significant, you know?
Yeah.
But I don't, I don't think the president, who the president is affects that much of
the gas prices, you know?
Oh no, I will with this one.
Yeah.
It's going to, that's like, that's like not negotiable with him.
You know, he's going to open up the Keystone pipeline and get that going again.
And, you know, which isn't the greatest thing, but it's good for the economy, not great for
the environment, you know?
I'm starting to get, I'm starting like, starting to get pissed off with politicians.
Like me too, actually, you know, it's like either side, both sides don't even fucking
want what's best for people.
They're just trying to look out for themselves.
Right.
They're trying to win their, they're trying to win the game.
They're just trying to beat their political opponent.
Yeah.
That's why I'm saying they're really, you know, working together, Trump and Biden.
They have the same goals just to be in charge.
Right.
And like, dude, did you see that video I sent you with the CIA guy who said Giuliani wanted
him to pay 2 million for a pardon?
Yeah.
That was bullshit.
Bro, that pissed me off so much.
I was like, are you fucking kidding me?
Dude, because that guy, I've watched so many podcasts with John Kyra, Kyra, Kyra, Kyra,
I can't say it.
I don't know how to say his last name, but he, he got famous because he was a CIA whistleblower
and the, the CIA wanted him to participate in what was called advanced interrogation
techniques.
And so he went and asked somebody about it, which is torture, right?
Yeah.
And he went and asked somebody about it and they said, that's torture.
Right.
I'm not getting involved in that.
And he's like, yeah, I'm not either.
So he, he blew the whistle on it and they threw him in jail for two years, right?
Because he was giving up like government secrets.
Yeah.
He's like, no, I'm like literally blowing the whistle on this illegal thing you're doing.
Right.
And where was that?
Where was it?
Yeah.
Like why were they torturing people?
Oh, they were, they were trying to get to a son of the law.
Oh yeah.
Like the movie a zero dark 30.
Yeah.
He said that that movie's complete bullshit.
Oh yeah.
He said that he said that the torturing did nothing to actually get to a son of them on
the law because but the CIA like curates those movies and they like vet them and they like
have a say in like how the movies made and everything.
So they can put out a narrative to the one in 10 people, you know, but yeah, I think
it's more like eight and 10 people will fucking believe that shit.
Yeah.
And it's like, no, it's complete bullshit.
But he said that the CIA doesn't really participate in like propaganda anymore.
They just, they just influence Hollywood and have a say in like the movies Hollywood makes
and stuff.
So it's like the fucking SS or whatever back then.
What's that?
The CIA is basically like the SS or the KGB.
It's propaganda.
Dude, it's like, look, there's bad people everywhere.
And sometimes it's not the worst thing to be the baddest guy around.
Yeah.
You know, if it comes down to it, like I want to be with the real bad guys, like nothing
real bad guys.
Like I want to be part of the group that has the capability to be the baddest guys.
Does that make sense?
Yeah.
Like you want to, you want to be behind somebody that has power.
Right.
Like, like if there's evil out there and that evil is going to exist no matter what, like
dude, you got to understand, like there's, there's absolute monsters out there.
Oh, definitely.
So it's like, yeah, you know what?
The government does some bad things sometimes, but sometimes you have to do bad things to
fight really bad people.
Yeah.
You have to be able to be able to regulate though, what kind of bad things we're doing.
So it's just not like more corrupt people are going against corrupt people.
Right.
Yeah.
I mean, you gotta, it's like, you gotta have a sword, but you gotta keep it in its sheep,
you know?
So it's like the potential to use it, but you don't use it, you know?
And that keeps everybody safe.
That's what like nuclear nuclear weapons are like is we have the potential to destroy your
entire country, but we're not going to, we just have that threat.
That's actually exactly what nuclear weapons are.
And it like, and it keeps as a result, it keeps everybody safe, you know?
Yeah.
Like there was a, I was watching a video about some American scientist that was actually,
he discovered a nuclear bomb that was big enough to do destroy the entire world.
And the people were like, why are we doing this?
And he actually like found out how to do it.
He was like, I'm not publishing this because you know, the whole world blow up.
Wow.
Dude, that's terrifying.
We have the capability to do this, but what's the point?
Can you imagine blowing up the entire world?
Yeah.
I guess there's threat was like, oh, if you, if you try to harm us, we'll just blow up
the entire world, which was ridiculous.
But do you think if somebody tried to do that, do you think there would be some divine intervention?
Oh no, I don't believe in that.
You know, I don't believe in that, but not really.
I think, well, so you don't believe in any higher power.
Not really in that way.
Like Tyler does like a God that's controlling things.
Right.
Yeah.
I mean, I, I think, I think that, what do I think?
Let me think about what I think.
What do you think?
Let me, let me reflect on this for a second.
I think that there is an eternal energy that is the universe and we're all part of the
same thing.
And I think a lesson in life is realizing that, that we're all, we're all actually the
same.
Yeah.
Part of the same thing.
And I think, I think we're here.
I don't think it's like, I think the whole, the whole God thing is a good idea.
And it's like an easy way to digest it for people that, that don't want to like, that
can't think like, say you're one of the one in 10 that really can't think on a higher
level or just say, Oh yeah, it's God.
It's it's this guy up in the sky, you know, that's controlling everything.
But in reality, it's not that simple though.
No, it's like very complicated.
But I really do think that we're here to learn some lessons.
And I think that's really obvious.
And I think one of the biggest lessons is sacrifice.
Right?
So you get things that you want by sacrificing.
Right?
So even on like a small scale, like whatever it is, like say it's like weight loss, right?
Yeah.
Like every time I walked by the candy jar and I don't take candy, that's a sacrifice
that I make.
But as a result of that sacrifice, you know, you get rewarded by having a better body composition.
Right?
So or if you want a degree, right, you have to literally sacrifice time and effort to
get that.
So everything in this world that's worth anything, take some sacrifice.
Right?
Yeah, definitely.
You know, then you have to grow old and you watch it.
You well, as you get older, your parents get older and you have to watch the people that
took care of you get older and get sick and pass away.
Yeah.
And that's like a lesson, you know, that we have to learn while we're here.
Like, and then we have to take, you know, if you decide to have children, you have to
take care of a child, like that's another lesson.
You know, there's I just feel like I feel like there's all these lessons that we have
to learn.
Yeah.
Like there has to be some kind of point to it.
Right.
You know, and this, this whole like this whole like idea of God, I think it's the like eternal
energy of the universe or, you know, if there is something more intelligent, right?
I mean, there's nothing more intelligent, I think, than like, than just like the eternal
energy of the universe.
You know, like we think that we're intelligent because we know things.
But I feel like there's a there's there's a higher, higher form of intelligence in inanimate
objects.
You know, very well could be.
We just we just don't know yet.
Right.
It's something unknowable.
I just I think there's some glitches in the matrix matrix that like prove that there's
something more and that there's a set of rules in this universe that it was put there by
something, you know, like when you get into when you get into what is that called?
Like the like quantum quantum physics.
Yeah, quantum mechanics like a double sled experiment.
You know that one?
No.
What's that?
I feel like we've talked about this.
I think I've definitely talked about it.
Really?
Yeah.
So like the there's a special name for it and I forget what it's called.
But it's when certain like not neutrons, photons act differently based on whether or not they're
being observed.
Oh, I think I remember.
Yeah.
And the double sled experiment.
So they they fire these like photons at this like picture like a piece of wood with like
two slits in it.
Right.
And if you're firing photons on it and you it's almost like a stencil.
Right.
When you take it away on the other side on the wall behind it, you expect to see like
where they hit in the same shape as the stencil.
Does that make sense?
Yeah, kind of.
Yeah.
So like if you picture you have like a stencil with spray paint.
Right.
So and say it was just like like like an equal sign.
You know, and you sprayed the spray paint over it and you'd expect to see the equal
sign on the other side when you took the stencil away.
Does that make sense?
Right.
Yeah.
So instead of spray paint, though, it's photons.
So I think I've heard of that.
Yeah.
The gold experiment.
There's something like that.
Yeah.
So the whole thing, it's like with quantum physics, I forget what the name of this is,
but it's the something theory.
But when they they took away when they didn't observe that they were doing that, right,
they didn't have a camera on it.
It looks like the stencil wasn't even there.
So it's like Schrodinger's cat where if you don't look at it, it's not actually happening.
You can't actually know what's happening.
Right.
But it basically it behaves differently whether or not it's being based, whether based on
whether or not it's being observed.
So it knows it's being observed.
The universe knows it's being observed.
But isn't the universe an inanimate object?
Well, see that that's what we think.
Yeah.
But but what if the universe is actually completely animate and we just don't know it and everything
is actually alive.
But just because it's not alive in the way that we perceive things to be alive.
Well, that's where God comes in.
Right?
Yeah.
I mean, I don't know if it's God or what it is.
You know, I think people are trying to find an explanation for something that is unexplainable
and that kind of just makes it so that they're offering a not real explanation.
I mean, what I'm getting at here is like, who who determines those rules?
Catholics?
No, no, no.
Who determines the rules that that the photons act differently when they're being observed
or when they're not being observed?
Oh, I don't know.
If you were if you were Christian, you would say it was God.
Right.
So look, I don't think you have to be religious to believe in a higher power.
I definitely believe that there's something more.
And like, you know, man, all these religions, all these religions, they want you to come
to their church.
Right.
And that's like, like, they're the arbiters of truth.
And like, they they determine who can connect to God and who can't.
Yeah.
So it's like, give me your money and I will connect you to God.
Exactly.
But it's like, I don't think it's like that at all, man.
Like I pick up my cat and like to me, like that feeling I get, you know, when I'm holding
my cat, like that's God.
You know, yeah, that that is the higher power.
Some people pick up their child.
What's that?
Some people pick up their child and get that same feeling as you do with your cat.
Right.
And it's like, it's like, okay, so is it's got this like guy that lives in the sky or
is God like it's got like everything, you know?
Yeah, could be.
I don't know.
It's a unexplainable explanation is how I call it.
So are you completely opposed to the idea that there's a higher power?
I think there's no way to really prove it or I mean, like you can think you can think
that you could have an idea that there is, but there's no way to actually prove that.
Right.
So all right.
So let me think.
I want to go a little deeper into this, but let me think about what I'm trying to say
for a second here.
Yeah.
So do you feel do you feel like if you don't believe in some sort of higher power, don't
you feel that like life maybe has a little less meaning?
I think so.
Yeah, that's the struggle.
Right.
It's like if there's no other thing out there, what's the meaning of this?
Right.
Yeah, right.
And that's to me, that's a little depressing.
You know, it is, but just because it's depressing doesn't mean it makes it less true or like,
I think you have to find like your own ways to put meaning into things because they don't
necessarily have a meaning unless you make them have a meaning.
Right.
You know, I feel like if there isn't a higher power, that's just a path to nihilism.
Yeah.
So nothing, nothing matters to.
So all right, so even if there isn't a higher power, which all right, if I had to go just
based on my heart, right, how I feel, I just feel it.
I just feel like there is man.
I really, I really feel like there is.
Yeah, I don't know because that feeling like led people to 9 11, right?
The feeling that there's like God and they will have life after death that would be rewarded
for these things.
Right.
It's a powerful feeling.
Right.
And then also, and what is that that people are tapping into?
Not strange.
Yeah, it's just, I think like a blind kind of belief in everything that you've heard
by other human beings.
So the other question is, is religion, is it, is it innate to humans?
You know?
Yeah, I would say it is.
I don't think any we've proven any other animals can really be religious rather than humans.
It's only those species that have a certain IQ level.
Yeah.
And the other thing is, is like, look at Native Americans and look at like indigenous tribes
and stuff.
They always have a religion.
They do.
Is that, but is that because they are like, are you saying that because they're smart
or is it because they don't have the answers and they're just trying to find a way to explain
these things that they can't explain?
It just, it just always happens.
Like even, even secluded tribes have some religion.
Yeah.
Because I feel like what is that big great ball of light in the sky, that fire in the
sky?
I don't know what that is.
So we have to have some kind of fucking story to explain that.
Right.
But now that we have science and that we know what it is, like that story that, you know,
God created the sun and it's just like a big burning ball of fire that's there to protect
us is irrelevant because we know what it is now.
Yeah.
I mean, I think if humans don't have a religion, they'll make something of their religion too.
Right.
They have to try to find an explanation to things that can't be explained.
And I don't even think it's all that though.
Like, all right.
So like me, like I'm not really a religious person, right?
So I feel like my religion has become like health and wellness kind of stuff.
Yeah.
You know, like that's become my religion.
Or like, I feel like most people, if they're not religious, you can find something that
they have filled that void with.
It's like humans, it's almost like humans need something to fill that spot, whether
it's religion or whether it's something they're going to make a religion.
Or politics, you know, something greater than themselves, which is why people get so into
like the MAGA movement or whatever, politics, supporting a particular candidate.
Right.
And I bet if you look, the more religious people are, actually the less involved in
politics they are.
Because they already have something.
They already have a higher power to look up to.
Right.
Yeah.
But I bet I guess Trump is basically their higher power.
Yeah.
You know what, man?
I'm kind of, I'm just kind of getting sick of the political stuff.
Like I just like, I can't watch anymore YouTube videos on politics.
It's just like, it's exhausting.
It's exhausting.
It's like, we've been talking about it for how long, you know?
It's like, yeah.
You realize that, you know, both kinds, both sides are kind of right.
Yeah.
Trash at the same time.
They're both right about things and both wrong about things.
Yeah.
You have to be able to find a compromise in order to work things out.
Right.
Definitely.
Yeah.
That's why I just want to get back like back into the deep conspiracies.
I like it.
Yeah.
And just like get off the politics for a little bit.
Let the engines cool on that one.
Yeah.
And just, you know, until something really wild happens and they get back on it.
But I think it's coming soon.
Yeah.
I hope so.
Back into the alien stuff, interdimensional stuff.
The aliens are coming soon.
Yeah, I hope so.
I don't know.
I think when, I think when Trump becomes president, he ought to tell us what these drones are
for if he knows, if he actually knows what they are.
You know what, man?
I think he's going to hype it up, that he's going to release all this stuff when he gets
in.
And then I just feel like it's just going to be another one of those things where nothing
really changes.
Oh, we can release the JFK files because of this reason.
Like there's going to be something that holds it up.
Yeah.
I hope it's just like every politician says there's going to be all these crazy changes
and then nothing really happens.
Right.
Which is like what I'm saying is Trump is going back on all these things that it's like,
oh, Trump is the Messiah and he's going to make all these changes happen.
And it's like, we elect Trump and it's like, everything's the same again.
Right.
But I mean, dude, I really do hope, I really do hope that there is some sort of overall,
you know, that'd be really cool.
Yeah.
So I don't know.
Sorry, go ahead.
No, I said something's got to change.
Yeah, man.
I have a lot of faith in Doge though.
I'll tell you in Doge.
We trust.
Yeah, dude.
I'm investing.
Yeah.
I really, I really think, I really think, I think Doge is going to be the best thing
that comes out of this administration that Tulsi Gabbard.
Oh no, no, no.
I lied.
Doge, Tulsi Gabbard and RFK.
Maybe he has some out there ideas, but.
Yeah.
Did he even get approved as the, as the health secretary?
He's a, he's what?
Did he ever get approved?
Oh, I don't know.
What was he supposed to be?
Secretary of health.
Oh, I didn't know that required approval.
Yeah.
He has to go before Congress.
Damn.
That's probably not going to happen.
What's that?
That's probably not going to happen.
Well, it's only not happened like once in the last 40 years.
Oh, like that a president's appointed somebody and they, they weren't approved.
Well maybe now they'll realize that Trump is president and they can actually do that.
Why are you sitting like that?
What?
Why are you sitting like that?
I don't know.
Like what?
Like, so on your ocular.
I'm floating above your head.
Yeah.
Oh, Jesus Christ.
I'm pretty faded actually.
I think I'm, yeah.
Yeah.
I think we should, uh, in this episode, I'm going to get going to bed.
Yeah, that's a good idea.
I'm pretty, I'm pretty beat dude.
I got to get up for work tomorrow to go work in an office for hours.
Yeah.
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For all we know, robots have souls.
We just don't know if they do or don't.
How do you know?
Have you ever been a cyborg or a robot?
You think we were the first ones to inhabit this planet?
No, no, we are jumping down this fucking rabbit hole.
Yes, we are.
There's people out there with some really dumb thoughts.
Extended episodes.
Where the fuck did this fear of it come from?
Where the fuck did Stonehenge come from?
You're telling me that they didn't die and become ghosts?
Oh, they're killing, they're killing all the already born babies and selling them to the
Chinese.
Aliens exist.
Somewhere in China, alright, in some base, there are super soldiers that are at least
nine or ten feet tall.
So did they come from our planet?
Then they are extraterrestrials.
They are aliens.
I do not agree with them.
I do not know what the A-B-S-E-R-E is.
What a fucking motherfucker.
What?
This.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
We gotta go to the fucking moon, because J-F-J-Fuckin'-J-J-JMK got assassinated by the fucking government!
He got killed by the CIA!
JFK was killed by the government!
And before my eyes, while holding their pulse, feel them die of this virus.
You feel bump, bump, bump, BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP!
Nothing.
They're fucking gone.
I've seen it happen.
I think that the government has taken it to the next level with the birds.
They know what birds are going to cross caps with you that you are going to be able to raise,
and they are going to make them so fucking real.
They're gonna sink money into them, because they know that if you put that motherfucker in a cage, they're gonna be able to convince you that thing's fucking real.
You can cut it open, you're gonna see blood, God knows circuitry, but let me tell you, their technology makes kids out to steal some violence.
Which, by the way, big brother, is the Overlord Kip.
We're only living in the third dimension!
millimeters deep.
George Soros is an actual Nazi collaborator, okay?
I'm not fucking lying, it's fucking real.
Okay?
Look it up, he says that he was doing this shit.
George Soros actually worked with the fucking Nazis during the Holocaust.
He says that he was doing it just to survive, but he fucking loved it.
He was having a great fucking time doing this shit.
George Soros is the fucking devil!
Okay?
He's not fucking doing this shit for long.
George Soros is fucking evil.
He's the actual fucking ringleader for all this shit.
He fucking put down a whole bunch of shit.
Just don't fucking get it, okay?
Everybody's like, no Donald Trump is the fucking word person out there!
Fuck Trump, right?
Fuck Trump!
He's not the actual fucking leader!
It's George Soros, it's Bill Gates, it's fucking Elon Musk, it's everyone out there!
Everybody says, oh, that's so cool!
Everybody, you're saying, Elon Musk is so cool, he made like a place for all of us.
The actual government is trying, the actual full government, which is George Soros and
all the fucking Nazis, are actually the ones that are turning fucking the whole world.
So the mere politicians are paid off by the fucking billionaires.
Fucken fuck you.