We're going to lose everything. If it doesn't
work, I can render you some shit. Have faith.
Have faith. I have faith. Is there a meter on
the black magic box that tells us that there's
input? Yes. It's showing coming up? Yes. We set
the levels. It's happening. Everything. We're
sophisticated. Everything's maxed out, so it's
probably really distorted. Perfect. Maybe I actually
sound good. Sounds like you have one of those
throat things. What was his name? The dude that
just died last year? That's so bad. Who had one
of those? Oh, Val Kilmer? He was on top of Val
Kilmer. I wish I was alive right now. Oh, Sean.
What? Aye. We had throat cancer, right? Yes,
he did. He had lots of stuff. What do you think
he got throat cancer from? He was such a good
-looking dude, too. Was he really? Yeah. Oh,
yeah. Iceman? Yes. Okay, and he in Elizabeth's
shoe in in the Saint I Have to go back to rewatch.
I saw it. So I like this movie good That's a
really is so freakin smoking hot in that movie.
That's a remake. Did you know that? Well, that's
like I didn't know that Roger Moore was in the
original Saint Roger Moore was a TV show. I believe
very nice. This whiskey is It's hot. It's hot
and it's fucking good. It's squizz it I'm so
we're not talking about right now. I'm talking
a little bit about about that good It's so good.
All right. Well, look guys the second half of
the Tuesday, February 3rd, two thousand twenty
six Tuesday guys podcast. I'm Sean. I'm Paul
and I'm Jeff and we have the Texas producer.
Mr. Chuck back there. You think Texas? Yeah,
he's a Texas producer. We're in the state of
Texas. Absolutely. Yes. We have like a Wisconsin
producer. I'm sure they do. I'm sure there's
a dude that's like us. By the way, just round
robin here, what are we natives of? Where were
you born? I'm a mutt, but technically I was born
in Maryland. Maryland. I was there for like two
weeks. Doesn't matter. You're a native Marylandander.
Is that a thing? Marylander? Terrapin? Is it
a terrapin? I was in Maryland for like two, technically
it was ten days. After ten days, I was over in
Germany for five years. and then we moved to
New Jersey, and then back to Germany, and then
back to Fort Moth, New Jersey, and then back
to Germany, and then back to Fort Moth. What?
It was where you were born, not your whole life
story. Yeah. And then you ended up in El Paso.
You're a Marylander is what you are. You're a
Marylander. They have a cool flag. It's got little
crabs. It doesn't have like a crest. Isn't it
the one with the, it's got four squares and it's
got a weird crest with that black and yellow?
Yes. Look at that. It's fantastic. It's a beautiful
flag. I think it is. It's nice. It is very majestic.
It's a very fancy, like an old school flag. I
just think they did that so that you could make
it out of wood very easily. Yeah, no shit. That'd
be impossible. A wooden flag? Just like that.
Is that really the flag? No, no. It's part of
the flag. They have the checkers on there. But
the checkers are all weird. I guess that is the
flag of Maryland. I guess I'm a ding dong. Is
that like a puzzle? They're like sideways diamonds.
I mean, this is... I didn't know it was that
weird. I gotta be honest. I never knew that.
I always thought there was a crab involved in
the Maryland flag. I am a putz. You're an idiot.
Crabs? Yeah, I thought there was a crab. You
know, I saw it on a bumper sticker. I think maybe
someone just kind of finessed it. I think it
would be a lobster, wouldn't it? A lobster? Lobsters
and crabs? What the hell was that? What's germane
or what's relevant about the red and white...
The thing that I got going. There are crests
from the original. From Maryland? First Baron
Baltimore. Yeah, but that's European shit. Yes.
Come on, man. Well, you know what? You want them
to update it like they did in Minnesota flag
and put a big Somali star on it? Oh, my God.
That's true. None of us are native Somalians
or Minnesotans. Yeah, that's not. Anyway, I'm
a native Coloradan. And they have the... You
were born in Colorado? I was. Outside of Denver.
Outside? Well, Wheat Ridge. Which is a suburb
of Denver. We ridge wheat wheat rich. That's
a pretty that's a pretty flag. I thought he said
we rich So I was in a good spot. We rich man.
That's a state flag flag Yeah, and so it's got
the you know, the Red Sea and you know, this
is interesting I bet if we were to pull up all
50 flags, I'd be kind of interested I mean we
can't do it on tonight's podcast. I mean we technically
could but we're not but I mean I think Even though
we could start with the American flags, but also
we could dive into like the world flags and how
I don't want to say ignorant, but it is ignorance.
But, you know, they're cool. Yeah, but there's
only one pennant state flag and it's mine. Was
that a pennant? Oh, OK. Well, what is yours?
Ohio. Ohio. All right. Let me see the Ohio flag.
That's a it is not a square flag. It's a pennant.
Correct. What do you think they did? That's the
only one. How gay? Well, I don't know why they
did it, but it is because it looks happy. We'll
show it. See if you can zoom in on it. Again,
make it very hard to make out of two by fours.
Oh, it's got a bunch of stars, too. Yep. Looks
like is that Jupiter? I've never seen the Ohio
flag. That's a large Ohio flag. What that is.
What is the red circle? Is that a communist area
in Japan? Japan is the rising sun. So I got to
tell you, like, when you think of a bit of star
Republican and Democrat, all the Democrats I've
never seen are in charge of all the major cities
period except for Cincinnati, Ohio And it actually
it's it has it's now more Democrat, but Cincinnati,
Ohio is one of the last Big cities that remained
Republican and I'm assuming that's why it has
that big round circle. Technically right now
we have I don't think so. I think Dallas is mayor's
has changed to be a Republican. Yeah I cannot
believe that. Ron Johnson, something like that.
Ron Jeremy? Yeah, him too. Oh, I thought you
were talking about. OK, no, we'll talk about
that later. Oh, he changed it from Democrats
to Republicans. When did that happen? So, Chuck,
you are native Texan for real? Correct. No, absolutely
incorrect. Incorrect. What are you? I'm from
Chicago. Illinois. Let me look at the Illinois
flag. Got an eagle on it. So not one of us is
from Texas That's so crazy. Yeah, but you know
you are where you're where you're I agree Yeah,
I was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio Yeah,
I was born in Colorado, but not raised there
at all. I'm like you I'm I was an oil brat. I'm
a mutt all over the place. I've been here 45
years damn they yeah, they growing up they said
Folks I was born this at a specific house. I
was a Jew baby. There's a Jewish hospital up
there Oh, that's where I was born is that automatically
that like is it like you you came out of the
beanie if you're born in that hospital You automatically
do it. He had a complimentary beanie. No, but
you know stupid kids, you know, oh they made
fun of you Yeah, find out where you're born and
oh Yeah, baby. Yes, so rude. It is rude. It is
rude. All right, let's do quick What are some
other crazy looking flags? I mean Maryland's
got to take the so what is that one with the
moon and the palm tree? Oh, South Carolina. That's
a palmetto. That looks like a crescent, doesn't
it? Dude, I am serious. If I would fail, I would
get the one that says Arkansas, but I would fail
the rest of them. I would get Nashville. Arkansas.
A lot of them do say the name on the flag, so
you know exactly what they're talking about.
Kansas, Tennessee. I would have gotten Iowa.
Dude, I wouldn't get any of these if they didn't
have the names on them. I'm dead serious. I wouldn't
get any of them. There's Somalia. Yeah, there's
a Somali flag right there. That is bizarre. Did
they really? There's there 100 % they changed
it. Yeah, they changed it They changed it recently
and is there something honestly in that flag
that is oh, yeah looks like the Somali flag Yes,
bring up. Okay. I'm gonna get angry. You should
It's repulsive that tells you why there's fraud
going on because they Own the place. It would
have never happened. Look at that. That's a small
in flag. Oh Okay, hold on. That's not that close
Well, look at the way. This is what it used to
be and that's what they changed it to. Yeah,
but what's the Somali flag? It's just a star.
Oh, hold on. Oh, you put versus Minnesota flag,
okay. Somali flag. Okay, so it's just a... So
it's got some blue, but it's not the same blue.
And it's got a star, but it's not the same star.
Close enough. I don't know. It's baby steps,
because they... I don't see it. It's not enough
for me to go... Yeah, they just overall, why
would they? But why would they do it? Yeah, what
was the story? Why did they bother changing the
flag? Because that's a good point. That's a good
point. How long was they had that flag for? How
long? And then they suddenly changed it. So that's
that's pretty pretty damning evidence. New Minnesota
flag raised in St. Paul to celebrate statehood.
This comes after some Republicans tried and failed
to stop the shift. Yes, that's the flag. the
redesign scraps native american imagery that
was on the old flag and the new flag features
the north star on a navy blue background with
a light a patch of light blue on the right side
you know what it looks a lot like the one on
the right here they go the somalia flag so they're
just erasing oh does it really oh yeah yeah yeah
which is where we're going anyway he doesn't
erase them from this gone but later Ain't bother
straight from this so Terry or Pete Hickseth
So the redesign was initiated by the legislation
in 2023 to create a more inclusive distinct and
simple symbol racially insensitive imagery the
original seal which appeared on the flag was
viewed by many including the Native American
leaders as a representation of manifest destiny
and Depicted as problematic relationship with
indigenous people design criticism the old flag
was criticized for being too busy Hard recognized
from a distance and it is busy. I'll give them
that look at it for that's busy Yeah, there's
a lot going on there. Yeah, that's crazy Yeah,
and they said it was racially insensitive. Is
that an indeed in the background of the horse?
Yeah, it's got French on it, too And there was
a growing movement to update the state symbol
to better reflect the current population The
Somalians, the brother, the brother and sisterhood.
The fraudsters. The fraudsters. Literally. The
fraudsters. So what's Montana's? Oh, it says
Montana. Oh, yeah. You can't get away with that
one. Big Sky. Yeah, it's Big Sky. Washington
has a nickel. Or whatever that is, a quarter.
Definitely not a nickel. That's Washington on
there. Stinker. Oh, that's funny. And what is
that? Wisconsin? What's the Buffalo? Idaho? Wyoming?
Oh, Wyoming. I said Wisconsin. I meant, I would
totally fail. I mean, this is ridiculous. No,
I would totally fail. So there's a couple of
things. It's it's it goes even further. That's
like, you know, the Texas flag. I'm sorry. The
state flag, the state flower, the state birds.
I mean, there was a time in school where they
were they were teaching that shit. Yeah. Like,
you don't need to know it, but there were some
tests that you took for extra credit to learn
it. Yeah, there's some of the like California
as I knew, Arizona as I knew. Tucson's, you could
or not Tucson, but New Mexico, you could probably
pick out. Yeah, that's what I know, because I'm
in that state quite a bit. Texas is badass, though.
I mean, so zoom out and let's make a decision
on which ones are like cool. Now, I don't want
to be jaded, but I think Colorado and Texas are
like cool. They're not like emblems. They're
not like. Maryland, I don't know. I don't like
it. No, I don't like it at all. North Carolina
is ripping us off. Look at this thing. I like
Tennessee. That's classy. I like Ohio's. No,
you don't. It's not a flag. It's a pendant. They're
just ripping us off. They got a star. They got
a blue. That's all right. That's bullshit. That's
all right. That is kind of bullshit. Although,
although I don't mind Florida and what is that,
Alabama? I don't know. It's the same except for
a seal. I don't like anything. I don't think
anything with seals is looks classy to me. And
what's going on with Hawaii? They got like a
British flag on it. I didn't know that. And I
like Alaska has a Big Dipper. I totally like
Alaska. That's a cool flag. Yeah, Big Dipper
North Star. Something's wrong with the is it
Arizona? I don't that looks very rising sun ish.
Well, it is hot, dry, hot. No, I just mean it.
Those kind of rays coming out reminds me of the
Imperial Japanese flag, but that's not fair anyway.
Well, OK. Well, this weekend we got the Super
Bowl that's happening where we do. We're coming.
Are you guys all coming to the house? I am. Yeah,
I'm excited. I want the Patriots to lose dramatically.
I want to wear a Patriots jersey. We'll have
a. Don't say it. I'm coming as Matt Vrabel. I
knew it. I'm just coming. You know what he's
doing? He's trolling. That's working, though.
No, it's not. It is. It is. So we'll have. Completely
working. We'll have chili. You're going to bring
some sausages. Bring some Australian snags. And
Scott Cash has donated a leg of ribeye. Probably
a leg. It was like eight pounds of ribeye. It's
a big old massive chunk of meat, dude. Can I
bring something? I never bring anything. Well,
you know what, you can come on over and you can
cook the ribeye. I'm going to sous vide it for
a long time. I'm going to get up in the morning
and probably pop in around 8 a .m. and set it
for 128 degrees and let it just go. I say you
cut them into like that thick of steaks and just...
But you don't get like eight steaks out of it
probably. I was thinking more just do it in cubes.
Like a stew to you. Well, I mean cubes cuz I
mean look we're all gonna eat it all of it and
take a toothpick and Yeah, I mean we could you
know what? We'll pull play by you, but we're
gonna have some some ribeye. You're gonna be
some sausages pause. I Stop saying I go on me
to bring something. Why don't you? Bring a fruit
plate make some meat make some meats. Don't you
have any venison? I do I have a Bambi sausage.
Oh shit. You can bring some of that over You
know what we can do. Do you really want me to
what time is the game start for 35? I think it
starts from I eat it. Do we get whenever we have
super bowl? We can have two meals. We can have
a noon meal And you know by that time it'll digest
which is turning into a meat. We're gonna have
meat sweats during halftime I'm alright with
that Seattle Seahawks and the Patriots. What's
the overrunner on this thing? We got any betting
That's 17 games. That's just nauseating. Who?
Nothing. I want to talk about it. Are you talking
about the New England Patriots? Yes. Seahawks
are a four and a half point favorite. Over -under
is 45. That should be a good game. It should
be a good game. Sounds like a high score. Seattle
has some pretty tight defense. Yes, they do.
They're going to make the Patriots look like
fools. We'll see. I mean, whatever. The coach
that stepped in into New England and just said,
hey, man, look, stop it. I mean, let's be real.
I mean, He came from a junior high and steps
in. He got relegated up. Steps into... Cue the
music. This podcast is over. I mean, really,
he came in as a novice, essentially, and stepped
in and just turned that team around. It's pretty
remarkable. And look, I'm not... He didn't turn
shit. Okay. Now you're both trolling me. Look,
I'm not turning anything around. He just stepped
in and his coaching staff that was already there
Basically was coming with Drake may they have
an unbelievable football They have not done.
Well, the guy has played unbelievable football
all is a hundred percent Drake may Anyway, okay.
I'm done now. Let's move on. Hey, let's talk
about some cool stuff But Drake may is only one
one part of the the game was not the coaching
anyway She's Louise. So it was a Super Bowl Sunday.
Yeah my house We're gonna have lots of food if
you guys want to find out where my house is and
join us direct message Okay, I have to say this
pocket horrible idea. Can you guys twin peaks?
They're starting to release some of these Super
Bowl commercials. Have you seen the William Shatner
one? I haven't seen any of these no Show it it
is hysterical See if you can't find the William
Shatner, I really like him raisin bran commercial
can seen it already You think cuz he's the new
ambassador for well reason reason why you guys
hear the background story on this? He was driving
in a car and it was a evidently a Tesla or something
And the car was driving itself. Oh my god, and
he's sitting there eating a bowl of cereal while
the car is going on He's videoed himself. No,
someone like drove by was a good look through
spoon. We've said or eating raisin bran Well,
I think they didn't know he was eating raisin
bran at the time. You got to find the actual
video There you go rewind it. I love him. He's
such a good guy rewind it and play this it's
it's hysterical he makes fun of himself and His
name and everything it's good stuff Every darn
day he missed it. Whoa, we'll share in the house.
It's fiber time You missed it completely what
what happened mr. Producer you failed here you
have to pay attention to what he's saying as
well Well, I can't hear every time I see him.
It reminds me of Boston legal Boston legal he's
Larry's from walking around the Denny Crane Denny
Crane Just say your name just say your name.
They'll be like in my focus. Here we go. All
right Let's get this right Will Shat Will Shat,
Raisin Bran Kellogg's. Simabook. Will Shat here,
bringing fiber to the masses with Kellogg's Raisin
Bran. Duty calls. Duty. Will Shat? Every darn
day. Every day. Will Shat in the house. It's
fiber time. Is that Doc or Shih Tzu? Will Shat
on the call! It's funny I think it's good stuff.
He's probably he's making a gazillion bucks and
look the breakfast cereal Industry is is probably
not doing so great now that that food pyramid
that RFK is like spun it upside down So y 'all
bitches are wrong And rightfully so, because
it's ridiculous. I know. I do like raising brand.
But if you look at the nutritional shit on it,
I know it. It's just as bad as Lucky Charms and
the number the sugar content. Yeah, that's what
I mean. So bad. It is. I'm just like, dude, I'm
not going to lie. I totally miss cereal. We don't
eat cereal anymore ever. I don't either. And
I miss it. I miss Honey Nut Cheerios and Raisin
Bran and Wheaties. I miss all the Captain Crunch.
There are some cereals out there. And Fruity
Pebbles. There are some cereals out there that
have like four or five ingredients in them. And
they're not good. Well, I don't know. They're
supposed to be good. But one of them is Kashi,
the brand Kashi. Yes. It's like, yeah. And it's
like eating part of the cardboard. I mean, it's
like, it's just not good. It's not. I'll have
to find the one that I hear on advertising, but
it's got like four or five ingredients. It's
supposed to be pretty good. Yeah. But you're
right. Lucky charms. I love lucky charms. But,
you know, the next day. The green poop. What
do you think those marshmallows are made out
of? That's what I'm saying. I mean, don't you
guys get green poop when you eat food colored?
Yes, you do. We all do. Oh, this is just a me
thing. Are you shitting me? You get green poop?
Absolutely. If I if I if I eat things that have
food coloring in it, I got to be honest. When
I poop, my poop is I. I do a lot of, what is
it called when you preventively flush? What is
it called? I'm not going to call it poop. Yes,
green poop. What do you call it when you prevent?
Courtesy poop, courtesy flush. Yeah, I courtesy
flush constantly. As you guys know, this is an
event when I go poo. you know, stuff to watch,
TV, cards. You could flush like everywhere. Like
at home or anywhere I'm at. I'm just like, you
know, when I when I when I go to the bathroom,
that's like I flush, I poop, I flush. Well, in
public bathrooms or the bathroom at work, absolutely.
Any bathroom I work at. Oh, so at home, you just
let it steep. Yes. You're supposed to look at
it, break it apart and look. Yeah, I inspect
it. I have a little like a long spoon. And I
dip into it and I take a look cuz you're supposed
to use that reflection of health I have that
little meter to find out how much alcohol is
in it. Yes I have one of those I will have one
of those little grabber things that you squeeze
it at have pincers on the end And I just need
to try to grit the nuts out of everybody. What?
Damn it. There's so much corn in there. This
is Lord It turns out you are supposed to look
at your poop unfortunately, but you are seriously
because if you have I thought you're supposed
to mill that stuff in because if you have once
every two you can have dark blood In your in
your stool and that that means you're having
intestinal bleeding correct Look at it. I thought
I mean I will take a look at my toilet paper
and I will find out if If there's some nefarious
colors that need attention. It's not no, but
that's that I don't think it gets it done You
have to you have to get it bring it out and the
water strain it put it through a Okay, that's
just God help me. Yeah, that's just I don't know
if we have enough topics on the board is hold
on No, let's talk about I want to talk about
bathroom etiquette Yeah at work or in public
right first off. Don't be talking on the phone
In this ball, what if you're on Bluetooth? No,
no, don't be talking on the phone in any public
or work bathroom How about watching a movie?
No one else could hear it. You want no I mean
watching movie with an earbud I don't want any
sound coming out of that stall with the exception
of like urine hitting the water or or you know
natural butt farts, right? Cuz that's that's
what's gonna happen. So is that etiquette? Yeah,
you can't you can't play music or have talking
on your phone and you can't be talking you cannot
be talking Well, I'm not against not playing.
I mean Don't play music anyways, you know, actually
that's not true at home. I play that's different
home all better off. Yeah. Well, okay I've got
the news playing while I'm playing video games.
Yeah, that's your throne. You can do whatever
you want to at home I'm talking work at work
or a public period Yeah, I mean I'm kind of like
to myself and and look there was a time where
I was like really Nervous, what do they call
it? I'm with you here to headlights. I was scared
shy whatever. I didn't want to make a noise now.
I don't care Now I go in there and it's like,
daddy is here. I don't even say daddy more. I
refer to myself as grandpa. I was like, shit's
about to go down, you know? So, I mean, I, I
mean, I'm not going to lie like early in my career.
I, I waited till I got home. I was one of those
with you like diarrhea. Oh, You go to all the
bathrooms to find an empty one? Good God. No,
I mean, I just literally had... If diarrhea,
you can't control. But, I mean, I had a... Not
a phobia, but I just waited until I got home.
I just didn't want to do it. Now I don't have
an issue with that. But still, I mean, if I'm
next to somebody, yeah, I try to minimize the
noise as much as I can. How? How about in your
work stall? Like you're in a cubicle at work.
You clench you clench and you kind of do you
hold in your farts at work while you're in a
Oh, yeah for sure for sure. Yes 100 % As a matter
of fact there were jokes when I had an office
I would let one go because you know, you're in
private and somebody hey, can I talk to you for
a second now? It's not a good time And they would
go, oh my god, they knew is because I go I farted
I was like you don't want to be in here right
now and they'd be like, oh my god You turn around
walk out so you can do that but in a cube environment.
Hell. No, you can't let it go. That's gross Yeah,
yeah, I didn't do it. But I wanted to do it I
had to do it and to the point I was kind of like
I think I may have talked about this on the podcast
I'm sitting in the cubicles and they made us
go back to work Tuesdays and Wednesdays. I'm
like, oh my god So I'm sitting at the cubicle.
What am I gonna do? Well, I'm there and I'm like,
ah, so I finally get up I go to the bathroom
And I walk all the way down there, it's fucking
100 yards, you know? You're getting your steps
in. I'm there, and then I'm like. And it creeps
back in. Oh, it went away. Right back up in there,
and I'm like, come on. You have a shy butthole.
Yeah, so, you know, I go back to the office,
like, you know what? Fine, fuck it. I'm going
to crop dust the fucking kitchenette, you know?
It's the garbage. Turn on something loud the
garbage disposal. Yeah, so the the other funny
etiquette thing I don't know if it's an etiquette
thing, but I noticed people doing this So like
whenever you walk into a bathroom and somebody's
on the toilet in a stall, they'll go I Mean to
make some sort of noise to let you know that
they're there. Am I crazy? I don't do that I
know someone people have done it people do it
people do it though You don't do that You go,
my name is Jeff and I am in the stall. You know
what, we gotta ask Chuck, because Chuck has to
go to work every single day. Talk to us, walk
us through this, Chuck. Okay, so we have ceiling
to floor wall doors, right? Oh, wow. Look, eight
foot door doors? Yeah, in the stall, right? Wow.
And they're completely, you can't see if someone's
in there or not, so if the door is shut, I'm
always nervous that if I open it, that someone
forgot to lock behind them. You'd knock. Yeah,
but they're all, you know, half... Half the time
they're all shut, you know, because people just,
I don't know if they shut them behind. Yeah,
I don't like that. They should have an Occupado
little sign like the airplanes. Yeah. I mean,
they'll be locked if they're locked, right? And
they do have a little redder, you know, open
or closed. So you can see if it's locked. I can
see if it's locked. But if there's somebody in
there that didn't lock it, you ever walked in
on somebody who didn't lock? I have. That's on
them. Yeah, that is on them. It is on them. And
you're like, ah, I did not need to see. But I
didn't need to see you wiping your butthole.
Right. Yeah. And they're sweating. Yeah. Yeah.
And then the other thing I want to talk about,
they dropped their their ribeye sandwich on the
floor. I had a boss that would fart. They would
fart just to establish dominance on you. You're
like doing your employee review and you just
brap. No. And he didn't even apologize. He just
kind of looked at you and giggled kind of like
Sean does. Way to go. Never do. Way to go. I
have never done that. He pulled you into his
story as a character. But like, yeah, you're
sitting there, you're doing an interview. the
doors closed, it's a private conversation, he
just kind of leans over to the side and just
let ones fly. I'm like, dude, come on, man. Professionalism.
You have an HR department? Dude, I wonder how
they would handle that complaint. Yeah, but he
ran the office. Look, I have my one -on -one
and he's constantly farting. Making me nauseous.
Speaking of HR and being February. And the black
history month. Yes. And you said, you know, you're
it's showing up at your office. No, no. It's
an automatic in my office and my company. And
to be fair, they do it every whatever the month
is. They make the screensavers, whatever that
month is. Interesting. So they're in charge of
your your your screens. 100 percent. Yeah. Yeah.
Might as well. I'm so thankful. I mean, my job
is different. But at the same time, it's lightened
up a lot. I've always had my own. Charge of the
the screens because I have a gazillion Star Wars
pictures in fact one of the biggest Freakouts
I've ever had losing a computer was simply because
all my Star Wars pictures were on there and I
had to go Procure them all again. So like in
February. Did you show Lando all month? Hello,
what have we here? Welcome. I'm Lando Calrissian.
I'm the administrator of this facility So But
that's just it, you know, and I and I've had
this conversation before in look Everyone is
what they are, you know, I don't hate people
based on skin color period I hate people based
on the way they act And that's period. And how
they treat others. Yeah, and that's where it's
at. And I don't care if someone's black. I don't
care if they're gray, purple, yellow. I don't
care. It shouldn't be relevant, period. The the
work environment was imposing this HR was opposing
the saunas I sent a message to him and I said
hey, man I'm not interested in these emails these
these daily emails. You're sending in the black
history month I'm just not interested in getting
them just cannot as an HR team. It cannot be
received. Well, there's no there's no Company
on the planet where the HR person gets that email
and goes. Oh, okay Well, but I mean it could
be perceived as career limiting quote unquote,
but at the at the same time I'm just like dude,
you know what we we're busy people Okay, there
there are things that are extremely critical
with time and when we have an influx of emails
that we have to go through that are Important
just like everybody else's dude. You got it.
I don't be rifling through shit loads of HR stuff.
That's irrelevant Right. You know, period. I
think it's unprofessional. Look, that happened.
They got a new HR director and everything's been
corrected. And I'm not saying it was because
of me, but I'm not saying it's not because of
me. But what I am saying, all I'm saying is that
I stepped up and I said that I disagree with
getting these not just from Black History Month,
but I don't need to know about everyone's month.
I don't need to know about Pan America Month.
I don't want to know about that. Don't you want
to get to know your employees? That was one of
the responses. I was like, no. I don't care.
I don't fuck about who I work with. No, I don't
care about people that live in Chicago about
what their ethnic is. It doesn't impact me in
the workplace. And I sent that back to her. Right.
I was like, look, I'm here to work. I'm here
to do a job. I don't need to be. This is a distraction
from getting my job. Yeah. You know, and frankly,
it's a, it's a, I'm, I'm offended in, in, you
know, in, and then I immediately shot it over
to my, my manager. I was like, look, I made a
career limiting move. I just added your recommendation.
I don't know what happened here and they laughed
at me and they were like, yeah, I guess that
just happened. I may need a box boss, but you
know what? I'm still there. And that was what?
Four years ago. Yeah. You know, maybe five years
ago that HR person got that and went, this is
basically our entire job is to put these together
every day. I can promise you they bristled. Oh,
yes. They bristled. Hey, Madge, you actually
made a great point. So if people want to be involved
in activism, like they always say, get involved
in your community, you know, choose something
you're passionate about. I mean, that's it's
a form of activism, sort of. Is it activism or
is it just appreciation? I think they're trying
to sell it as appreciation. But maybe it's not.
I don't take it as appreciation. I take it as
an annoyance. I went to school. I learned about
Black History Month. I know about Harry Tubman.
I know about Juneteenth. All of them. You know,
Salt and Pepper. You know, I just oh that was
in your that was in your class. I'm pretty sure
that wasn't covered in your class But my point
is is that look we're it to me It's a it's a
it's a gut punch and it's humiliating for them
to to be introduced in this in the office Especially
when they don't when it's not equal, you know
They're talking about being diverse in equity
and that they don't have white history month
And every month is what history month? It's not
Otherwise, we'd have at least one. Yeah, you
could share with us. I don't even want it It's
just like what's just like Morgan Freeman. Yes.
That was an excellent interview. Yeah Oh, oh
he was not on board with no he was like no black
history month because I don't need that Right.
We just need American Month. American History
Month. Correct. And everybody has a hand in it
and everybody has made a contribution to it.
I think he kind of said if everyone stopped talking
about race, it wouldn't become, it wouldn't be
an issue. I actually agree with that because
I think that we went through a period where we
didn't and things were actually like good, better.
Black History Month, you find ridiculous. Why?
You're going to relegate my history to a moth?
Oh, come on. What do you do with yours? Which
month is life history month? Well, come on, tell
me. I'm Jewish. Okay, which month is Jewish history
month? There isn't one. Oh. Oh. Why not? Do you
want one? No, no. I don't either. I don't want
a black history month. Black history is American
history. How are we going to get rid of racism?
Stop talking about it. I'm gonna stop calling
you a white man. Yeah, and I'm gonna ask you
to stop calling me a black man. I know you as
Mike Wallace. You know me as Morgan Freeman.
You wanna say, I know this white guy named Mike
Wallace. You know what I'm saying? Uh -huh. Right?
I mean, it's never gonna be perfect. Right? I
mean, every country in the world has issues.
There's assholes out there. Every country in
the world has issues. And I would argue that
many, most... Outside of the United States are
worse than we are that would never be acknowledged
and never be validated But I mean it doesn't
it doesn't matter it doesn't excuse it almost
behavior But it feels like you have to come back
and you have to like say all right well look
guys I I need to set the table on where I stand.
And it's like, why do I have to defend myself?
I don't have a problem with black people. I don't
have a problem with Mexicans. I'm super diverse.
I've lived all over the planet. In other words,
why do you feel like you have to defend yourself
if you're not on board with Black History Month?
Exactly. I get that. I do get that. Of all people
that work in this damn company, I'm like one
of the fewest you need to be sending me this
stuff. And it was painful. And just the fact
that the pushback that I got from my manager
at the time, and it wasn't hardcore. It is kind
of like, I agree with you, but you shouldn't
have said that, you know? But it's just like,
why do you need to do that? Why do we have to
fall on a sword for something that's irrelevant?
So when you went through your performance improvement
plan shortly after sending that email, how did
that go? Mean look I've been doing I've been
pretty successful with what I'm doing so I mean
I don't know Actually, I don't know maybe I could
have gotten a better race I'm amazed you didn't
get a needs needs improvement right his next
review Well, you know when you're when your when
your job is based on billable hours. It's based
on performance rather than personality I hear
you and that's why it should be that's why companies
are there to make money and when the boards of
those companies No, I should say when Corporate
companies are prioritizing something other than
Revenue and profit and return and dividend investing,
you know dividends to their shareholders Things
start to fall apart. Look at what happened to
Jaguar. Oh my gosh. Yeah, that was a disaster
I'll even know if they're gonna come back. They
shouldn't I Heard that they're new because they
completely Screwed the pooch on that whole thing
their advertising campaign. You would not even
know it was a car Yeah, I think Elon Musk has.
Do you sell cars or do you sell flowing, colorful,
erogenous looking people? Right. It was it was
absolutely ludicrous. Yeah, I think so. They
thought they fired the CEO. And let's see, it
drops. OK, I heard that the pre -sales for these
new cars, dramatic decline is terrible drops,
exceeding 97 % in Europe during 2025. Oh, my
God. Well, I think we do. They weren't making
anything. They shut everything down. Oh, well,
the strategic phase out of the internal combustion
vehicles to transition into all electric. Wow.
Yep. Big mistake. Yeah, I think the pre -sales
aren't going very well. Yeah, they may not make
it. And it's it's it's the a case study and what
not to do. Know your clients. Well, that, you
know, Bud Light. I mean, that's that's the cliche
now. You know, don't be Bud Lighted. I mean,
look. Everyone has their own legs they want to
stand on. Everyone has appreciations. Some people
don't like single malts. Some people don't like
rum. Some people don't like beer. Everyone has
their own shit, man. But you don't need to criticize
somebody because they don't like rum. I don't
care. It's no one's business. People like what
they like. Just know your clients and sell your
product. That's it. Know your clients. and effectively
sell your products. If you make beer, convince
your clients that you make the best beer out
of anybody else that competes with you. And how
exactly is promoting Black History Month valuable
when you're trying to do that? Right. It's not.
And it's not the place of your of your your your
occupational. It's not the place of your company
to teach you that. Right. That's just I don't
know. I know. It's argumentative. Actually, I
don't think it's argumentative. I don't think
it's argumentative at all. I would love for someone
to come to me and tell me how that's important.
Wouldn't you like that was the only response.
Wouldn't you like to know? No. I mean, they're
right next to me. Right. You know, hey, we know
what it is. It's companies want to be seen as
very sensitive. sensitive to the community Well,
there were grades that used to come out. That's
right that there. I don't remember the name of
the SG Yes, yeah It was social environment social
government government. Yeah, that's kind of gone
away It has you know that or it's been rebranded
in some places. That's something else but reason
why it's gone away is That's not why a company
that's in business to make money. That's not
the metric that debt Make money makes money correct
and gives dividends to shareholders and has growth
of their stock for shareholders That is the single
only reason and nobody gives a shit about how
important you know how Whatever they are and
those there those ESG metrics seems to be the
higher or the perceived better they get sometimes
it Hurts your business right because you're making
changes to improve those things in the detriment
of actually doing business. Because it's expensive.
Correct. And your revenue is going down because
your costs are skyrocketing. Right. I mean, let's
just be real. Let's say somebody has a million
dollars and they want to invest it and you're
a You're an investor that is really about the
environment and green energy and you want to
invest in companies that are being totally ethical
and respectable and all this kind of stuff and
so you put all your million dollars into some
fund of different companies or maybe just one
company and you get a 1 % return and Then I put
my million dollars. I don't give a shit. I mean
granted. I don't want them to be None of them
are gonna be illegal. None of them are gonna
be violating laws Otherwise they would get investigated
and and fined for that, but I'm gonna go with
high growth low cost high revenue and I get 18
% right on my 1 million how How are you and I
going to you're like, you know, we respond to
that. I mean come on But it's stupid. It is very
stupid. It's stupid. All right, great simple
economics think we hammered that but What isn't
stupid and I know this is uh, this is almost
a sean way. Oh, you're talking about the the
new england patriot coach. No Uh, I like the
way we coined sean way a very weird a very weird
Segment change. Yes, I like that. I I did you
somebody coined that it was the jeff did thank
you, jeff And I I thought it was wonderful. I
want to talk about uh, there was a story that
came out about cave art cave cave art that they
found in sulawesi And the only reason why I know
where Sulawesi is because it's one of the five
major islands of the archipelago of Indonesia
where I lived for five years. Anyway, in a cave
in Sulawesi, they found 50 ,000 -year -old, I
say sophisticated, handprints on the inside of
the cave where they actually sprayed something
to where they made like a... It's 66 ,700 years.
There we go. Look at these, look at that. It
says 40 ,000. That says 40 ,000, what the hell,
what is the name of that? Doesn't matter. Oh,
the Sulawesi, I typed in something different.
This is back in 2014. This literally was a story
that came up less than two weeks ago. Was it
a rehash story? I don't think so. Well, this
is 2014. Okay, well, maybe they used a picture
from then. Can you find like a recent story?
Because I can promise you, it was a breaking
discovery. Yeah, I recall this the story, but
you know, but go on anyway I love this shit right
because they always assume that they they don't
have You know, they don't have this sophistication.
They don't have this technology They they you
know, they're a bunch of just a bunch of monkeys
running around I go back to how do how do they
know this for sure? I don't know what that they
were just, they didn't have the technology. Obviously
they did. One of the reasons why they're saying
a lot of these cultures have vanished off the
face of the earth is because every 13 ,000, 15
,000 years, the equinox reverses polarity on
the earth. The poles change positions, which
affect the tectonic plates. And the cave walls
get cleaned off? No, it's like an eraser. No,
what it does is it takes it takes. And that's
one of the reasons why Antarctica is covered
in snow is because basically what it does is
that it takes I don't know where it puts the
polarity posts at the north and south, but it
moves them, essentially. Brazil. And when it
does that, it will it best it sets the tone for
the whole planet. And, you know, when that happens,
some of these. Continents will go underwater.
Some will go above water, you know, though that
were once underwater That's why the Grand Canyons
are where they are right now. Those things were
all underwater 15 20 ,000 North America was and
it's usually done like overnight because it's
like summertime August But that's winter time
in the other pole. So it's like instant winter
instantaneous. Yes instantaneous switch How long
does that take to switch the poles? It actually
happens very quickly. Yeah, I mean because that's
seasonal because seriously Summertime is wintertime
in the south. Yeah, but I don't think the magnetic
pole. Yeah, that's different. No, the magnetic
pole doesn't create an instantaneous weather.
So it doesn't change the tilt or anything like
that? No, no, no. That's 100 % the tilt of the
Earth. Yeah, the tilt of the Earth going around
the sun is what's causing the seasons to happen.
I like my theory better. The tectonic plates
are completely different. That's relevant to
the Earth axis and how it is fixed. in that circle,
because it will change position so that it will
change the actual where the Earth is getting
exposed to the sun. And maybe that's because
it's balanced against the moon and there's some
sort of polarity issues going on. I don't know.
I was right. I learned this in college, how fascinating
how they know this, that over different periods
of time in geologic history, that it was a complete
reversal of the North and South Poles in terms
of magneticism, magnetic poles. It says 200 to
300 ,000? Yes. Well, that doesn't support the
equinox. OK, so here's how they know this. This
is very interesting. Magma, right? At the tectonic
plates. Magma. Magma. Inside that magma is molten
iron. And those are influenced by magnetic, right?
Magnetic influence. So they align themselves
in the molten lava. You kind of need to see my
visual. Oh, sorry. So here they are like they're
the in the in the in the liquid magma They're
pointing to the north and then they cool so they
they are able to look at layers of magma and
the orientation of those iron items iron atoms
to know that oh my god like 30 ,000 years ago.
It was pointing the they were pointing the exact
opposite. Maybe someone just had some dudes like
us magnets That's I didn't think of that. I didn't
think of that. I think so. I feel stupid. And
I'm sorry that I brought up that little story
from college. No, that makes sense. Is that cool,
though, how they know that stuff? Because it
was in a liquid form. I made I understand. I
understand that because there's proof. But I
go back to we've had this discussion a lot. I
know they're like, well, we they don't have that
tech. Well, apparently they did have the technology.
They did. Right. They they've dug stuff up. I
mean, in terms of like tools that they use. Yeah.
Well, there there is a there is a aluminum gear
they found in 50 million year old coal. And this
was found this year. Yeah. A gear that's probably
eight inches in diameter and it's toothed and
it's embedded inside a piece of coal. Hmm. So,
you know, there's no there's no reason organically
how that would come about. Is there? I don't
know how that would happen. Yeah, that's crazy.
All right, a Russian resident in Florida's office
call Reportedly found a roughly 300 million year
old metallic object resembling a gear or What
does that say tool head a tooth rat tooth tooth?
Racked embedded in a piece of coal. He had to
zoom in for me. Thank you Well, it's reported.
I don't know has it been verified or anything.
No, which part has Well, it says reportedly found
a rough roughly 300 million. Yeah. Well, that
word is loosely used all the time. It's just
that, you know, so we take this as fact. Well,
I mean I mean they're talking about I don't know
I mean I would take it as you know It's a story
that occurred, you know, whether it's a is it
that the story is real? Yes, the story is real.
Did they find something? Yes, they found something
They don't know what it is. Reportedly. It looks
like a gear good hands Could he have made the
gear and jammed it in there and says look what
I found That kind of shit happens Say I mean
a million years That's well before people. We
have a look at the London Hammer. We've had that
conversation. That's 50 million years, five zero
million years, and the London Hammer was there.
Is there any any way that can be explained? Well,
not explained, but it could have been aged incorrectly
in some manner. Oh, that stuff happens all the
time where they. it varies completely widely
because of what different technologies they use
to spectral analysis. Well, it didn't say Stanley
on the side of the hammer. It's just when you
start talking 300 million, 50 million, when people
are involved. It makes sense, though, when...
I mean, the planet's been around for so long.
Oh, I know, I know. I mean, were there people?
We just found no evidence of them 300 million
years ago. Yeah, well, actually, that's not true.
We have the pyramids. And we still don't know
how long those things have been here. Yeah, but
they were like, how old are the pyramids? They're
not old at all. Yeah, they're reportedly. Compared
to geologic history. Reportedly. Yeah, but they're
really. But the thing about the pyramids that
shows up is there's a lot of decay and decomposition
of the lower part of the pyramids from water,
you know, and that as a result from. The 45 400
years not that's a crazy not that long ago and
Geologic history. This is like the tiniest little
but I don't believe it though. Oh you think it's
older I'm thinking it has to be older. In fact,
there are millions of years. I would say that
That's where that's where I start. It wouldn't
be early. Yeah, you tell me 50 ,000 years or
something like 60 ,000 years 100 ,000 maybe what
he's talking 50 billion It wouldn't be there.
There's a place found in Turkey. God bless it.
They're saying it's 50 ,000 years in Turkey.
That was bad. And the thing about it is that
when they go in there, there's these fancy columns
that are all built and they've got these carvings
of a stegosaurus. So, I mean, how would something
from 50 ,000 years ago, why would there be a
stegosaurus around? They could have found the
fossils. I was going to say they found the fossils.
They could have found the fossils. You know,
there's a there's a there are books that were
written in the United States in the in the the
early 1800s, 1818. I'm lying. I don't know what
that exact number is, but there's a book that
was put out there and it was a French scientist
and he traveled throughout the United States,
headed from east to west and. Sharing his experience
and they said along in Minnesota. There were
cities Ancient ancient cities, but you don't
hear shit about it because it's fraudulent. Is
it you say Minnesota? No, well, I just say Minnesota
but I mean but there's like tons of them out
there They were saying there was pyramids there
but they got built over like they built over
them and it's like and then all the remnants
of the documentation of those books were kind
of like Gone disappeared that kind of shit happened
all the time. I mean look in Europe every single
time they have to They excavate something or
they're building a new tunnel for a subway or
they they have to stop because they found Right
some like amazing You know, uh roman something
like a tunnel that opens up was that had the
ability to house 50 000 people had air pockets
everywhere and these columns going up and I mean,
yeah, they tell me I don't usually not massively
dramatic things like you're describing but they
find but like a Roman bath house with Amazing
tile mosaic. I mean, you know what I mean? They
find shit all the time and they're like, whoa,
it's crazy. When did pape happen? How long ago
was that 213? That's fairly specific. Is that
correct? I'm guessing if you're right, I'm gonna
be really impressed But I think it was not that
late at 79. It was close close. Oh damn So that
was not quite two thousand years ago. So everything
there was buried by a volcano, right? so how
often does does that happen where these people
were building near volcanoes and just got covered
right and Oh, yeah, and 12 feet of soot. Yeah,
you know, hardens inevitably. And you know, you
got it. Look, there's there's a lot more than
that. I mean, they they in the Bible, they talk
about, you know, the floods. Right. Well, tsunamis
are a thing. And when you have a tsunami, that's
a flood, man. And these floods come with a vengeance
and they carry, you know, 10. 15 20 feet of sludge
along with yep, and they they take out and look
and all sorts of shit disappears from all of
history or and moves it could move miles in land
Yep, people are I don't want to make it sound
negative when I when I say people are ignorant,
but we are ignorant of of You know, it's just
like that that forbidden technology, forbidden
science. You know, it's just like these things
that are around that you can't really talk about.
And, you know, the Smithsonian is probably one
of the biggest proprietors of these hidden artifacts.
You know, in fact, there's an interesting story.
The Indian culture in the United States, the
Native Indians, they were just like, hey, look,
they solicited Congress. They were like, hey,
man, we want to We want all our shit back. We're
not talking about land. We're talking about the
artifacts. They got all these museums that have
all of our stuff. We want our stuff back. It's
important for our burials and we have history.
We want it back. They'll be like, you know what,
we'll give it to you back. You know who didn't
have to give it back? The Smithsonian Institute
was, they didn't have to do it. They were exempt.
They were exempt. And they're exempt for a lot
of things, you know, the Smithsonian. That's
a federal. Are they weren't managed by the federal
government? Yes, I think so. It just makes you
wonder. I mean, dude, they had the money to basically
tell the Indian tribes, you know what? We want
to keep this shit here. We're going to give you
10 million dollars. And they're like, no, no,
they gave it. They didn't give any money. They
gave them all their shit back. Not the Smithsonian.
The Smithsonian. I know. That's what I'm saying.
They didn't because they were going to cause
a stink about getting their shit back. And the
Smithsonian had the cash. Our our money money,
right our tax money. They know this what I'm
saying is that the Smithsonian didn't give them
a thing They just said fuck off. They did say
fuck off. They were just like, yeah We're not
we know this is part of history and we need to
have an archive of it Well, I guess all the other
museums could have said the same thing No, they
were mandated by the government to fit their
stuff And the Smithsonian was the only one that
was allowed and they were exempt Maybe it's because
it's the federal federal government just does
whatever it wants. Yeah. Well, I mean what it
does to me personally is, is that, you know,
in a conspiracy theorist, oh, look at Sean, is
it tells me that there's... They're everywhere.
What does the guy say? The guy that's calling
down the skull, the red skull, the skull. What's
happening right now? Indiana Jones, the doctor,
yeah, whatever. Yeah, I was trying to think.
I couldn't think of it. Are you talking about
Kalimah? Yes, the Kalimah. The Kalimah. Yeah,
where the guy tears the heart out. Yes, yes,
yes, yes, yes, yes. So, but the point is that
it just, there's this mysterious thing. There's
so much, yeah, there's so much more. You know,
and they talk about, you know, in their stories,
I think I've told in the past about giants, you
know, and it's like, oh, man, it says in the
Bible. Hell, it says in the Bible that there
was giants. Is it the, what is the, what is the
chapter Equinox? No, not Equinox. Epochs, no,
no. Ephesians? No, no, the other E. The other
E. OK, it was in the Old Testament. Ezekiel?
No. God damn it. You were so excited with that.
I know. You were like, oh, I know an E name from
the Bible. And I know it's Old Testament. Ezekiel!
This might be the first time in history that
you've been wrong on the podcast. Exodus? Oh
my goodness, that's hilarious. You were so excited
too. I was. Were you Exodus? Exodus now, I'm
completely brain farting the fuck out of this
and it frustrates me. That's okay Well, have
you ever been to the Smithsonian? But hold on.
Let me let me know I haven't I would love to
go But what I'm saying is that this this Old
Testament he's dialed in right now, but the Old
Testament There's a there's a chapter in there
that talks about Giants and look when the Old
Testament was abandoned and they brought out
the New Testament They were very selective because
like I look there's there's 200 chapters. There's
200 chapters and there's some there's some bananas
There's some bananas, crazy, batshit crazy stuff
in some of these other books. Is Ezekiel? What
is the book that talk? What is the book? Yeah,
the Dead Sea Scrolls talks about it. The Book
of Enoch. The Book of Enoch. That's what it is.
The Book of Enoch explains it. By the way, the
Giants were six foot one. No, they weren't. You
know, in fact, they have stories where these
these. people that were living with the Giants
that had read this massive red hair, they would
take the red hair and they were making like clothing
out of it. Is this where David and Goliath came
from? I don't know. Is Goliath or which one was
the giant? I mean, it's interesting you said
that because I was thinking the same thing. Goliath
would be the giant. And he had like long red
hair. I mean, we don't know, did he? Does didn't
say that I don't know if it's such it or not.
I think was a fro But he did have it. He was
a giant though, right? He's a giant. Yes What
hair that that look I I don't know and the bottom
line is that we don't know But what we do know
is that there are a ton of stories in history
that depict Giants in in but there's no evidence
anywhere The one thing I would say that the people
dismiss that the Assyrians the Babylonians the
Sumerians had sophisticated mathematics correct
Right. They were like the stuff we do with Abacus.
No. What's the calculator? No. The thing that
thought you gave you the Pornhub the angles sextant
sextant. No, it's a compass. Oh, my God. We are
so much stupider than the Assyrians. Did they
invent algebra? No, but they they. Yeah, they
were calculating, uh angles and and and you know,
so they invented shit like that theorem. I mean,
yeah who invented geometry? Mr. Geo Galileo Geometer
an asyrian. No, it was it was a roman But the
point is they were doing they were doing sophisticated
star charting and and knew they could euclid
They could they could star track and they could
know what the stars were going to look like in
in 500 years from now. I mean they it was sophisticated
shit they're really bored i mean they didn't
have tiktok i was gonna say they sat around they
sat around they didn't doom scroll they literally
watched the grass grow you know and you know
what sad the tv the tv is what it has completely
sunk uh we've gone backwards With all those TV
shows these days suck nuts. They didn't have
Game of Thrones with 13 inch penises. Right.
Thirteen and a half. The Babylonians would have
shorted in the half. The Babylonian society would
have collapsed if Game of Thrones was around.
Flaccid. Lovely. You know what we're watching
right now is Homeland. Is that a new one? No,
you just want to 20 stop it 2011 to 2018. I think
but it's freaking amazing Claire Danes and she's
CIA. She's freaking awesome. And it's crazy that
you just and someone else mentioned that to me
about watching Homeland and Mandy Patel. Right.
Manny Patel can and more importantly, the first
three rain a backer in the Marina background.
Correct. I sent you a picture of her. I know
you did. I was distracted for an hour after that.
Thank you and in the first three seasons destructive
for violence top -notch and after that it falls
off How many seasons three? Yes, you know what?
She's in that for three seasons Macarena marina
backer in yeah, so it falls off after the third
season Yeah, I think it falls off after the first
the first is outstanding the second but So we're
on this we're on the first we just watched the
first episode of the second season and I already
feel like we lost the Yes, we lost the the intensity
right God the first season is unbelievable. Yes,
it was maybe one of the best seasons of a first
show of Anything I could think of yeah, it was
good really good about twists and turns Excellent
show hey before we bounce on there's the paleontology
and evolutionary biology So we were talking about
you were talking about Dinosaur footprint a new
app called dino tracker uses AI to identify dinosaur
species from fossilized tracks with accuracy
matching human experts So if you want to go on,
you know your app phone, you can find the dino
tracker. I say we create one Yes, like big foot.
Yes, just create a track and go identify this
in Frisco You want to like backyard you like
one of my mold one of sets of our balls like
a t -rex like Go there was a t -rex in our backyard.
You went with balls Well, you know, let's just
move how you smash those into the dirt. Well,
that's why I said you make a mold of it Press
deeper Sean split. So you're gonna get it down
into the mud Chuck step on it harder your balls
hang low, but you got some weight behind Did
you guys hear about the Sighting the Bigfoot
sighting. No, that was also recent. So now it
was a while ago Hold on, what? Yes, two Marines
that were in a restricted area of training up
in Maryland, maybe Virginia. Oh, my stomping.
They came forward and said that. Yeah, you look
it up. They came forward and that they saw a
I guess they didn't say it was a humanoid, but
it was a hairy beast that was up in a tree pulling
two trees together. This is Sean. It wasn't Sean.
Well, he's a he's a hairy bean. I think it was
Virginia. But anyway, look up. No, no, no. Look
up Marine Bigfoot sighting. I call bullshit.
Well, I'm just saying there we go. There it is.
There it is right there. There's the story. And
of course, is it recent? Quantico. And of course,
they have a picture and it's so distorted. They
don't even have a so bad. They apparently were
chased. They were chased. No, they were chased
by it because they were terrified. Could have
been like a bear. That's what I said. And they
like swore that it was not a bear. Anyway, it
was pretty hokey. But I'm telling you, there
we go again. We have more. There we go. That's
it right there. That could be a restricted military
training area on Quantico Marine Base report
seeing a big foot. Where is Quantico? These guys
look authentic. I believe them. They look totally
authentic. His name's Ross. Ross a paleontologist
from friends. We have always quantico. Where
is this? It's in Virginia. I was right, Virginia.
We have all these drones with 16k cameras. It's
so hard. Just fly them around the woods. Big
for the smart. They're going to hide from the
drones in a thickly, densely forested area. Do
you ever watch here in the Hennessey? I did.
Come on. Yeah, I know. He hit him with the car.
I've never seen area in there. That's a great
movie. Think it's really funny. I love John Lithgow.
Yeah, I love him. He's funny as hell. Yes. It's
a great movie I thought I won movie tickets from
a radio station. How would you call in for hair?
I didn't I was it was late. Did you get this
was a dollar touchdown? It was so dumb. I'm sure
his dial Anyway, so I dialed in and I was so
excited because you heard the little jingle and
it was like 1230 at night and I called and and
and I called again and I and it rang and somebody
said hello and I was like Hello I was like, this
is the radio station, blah, blah, blah. I was
like, well, I'm calling in to win the movie tickets.
And they're like, oh, okay, how many do you want?
It was so anti -climactic I was expecting this
you're the fourth color and you win two tickets
Did it not record you a play you on the radio
or nothing? Nothing. I was like, is nobody else
calling in? I heard the jingle they were like
listen to this meathead. What the hell man? It
was probably stupid by some intern working the
midnight shift And they were like totally disinterested.
They're like how many do you want? I said wall
take four and they're like, okay, and we went
and it was a packed theater And it was great.
It was a funny funny movie. All right, here we
go where character BAM way to give it away. Yep.
Give it away That just happened to alpha I just
output everybody There's going to be no review
tonight, everybody. Sorry, Paul blew it. As we
know, this is a rare character. Sean picked us
up. I don't know where you got this from. So
this was mailed to me. Shout out to Matt in Houston.
Matt sent a picture and he's like, hey, I guess
this guy is like, fucking buy it right now. This
is right where we were trying to get these bottles.
Yes. And we couldn't find them. And he was like,
I got one. And it was like $100, $500, $20, something
like that. But we're still looking for him. Anyway,
this is rare character single barrel series.
This is actually this is a it looks like a strength.
This is a store pick. Whiskey. Charlie's Liquor.
Yeah, it's Charlie's Daniels Band. It's the the
the Charlie's Daniels Band. That's the picture
on there. This is the Fanny Pack and Snub Nose.
Whatever this is, it's Kentucky straight bourbon
whiskey cast strength. It's coming in at one
nineteen point four four. So it's not a blend.
It's a single barrel. It's a single barrel. It's
a seven years and seven months. Not overly old,
but the color is actually really, really nice.
So this one's actually a Kentucky straight bourbon.
This is not a single malt. Correct. Right. And
it's not a blend. No. What's interesting is they
have all sorts of shit rare character. Yeah.
They don't distill any of their stuff. They go
around to all these distilleries and they look
for special barrels. And they make a blend, or
they stick with the single barrel is good enough
to just bottle it and just go? Correct. This
is good stuff. You know, I got to tell you, you
know, all the single barrel, all the rare character
stuff, I've yet to have a bad, bad experience
with this. No. No, they know what they're doing.
You know, they go out and they shop around, they
get it, and there's hundreds and hundreds and
hundreds of selections. And you just find them.
And every single time you find them, it's a gem.
You know, I can't wait. So is it always worth
the price? This is this worth over? Is this worth
110? I think it's 110. But if this was on secondary,
I won't go above that. I'd pay MSRP for this.
Although I did spend the very first rare character
we got was 250 bucks. Yeah, but that was the
first one. And that was I think it's a little
over MSRP. It was an expensive bottle to begin
with that. He was charged a little bit more on
it Well, I dropped 140 on the one with the dragon
on it and that shit was good No, but we have
one out there I think I spent 220 bucks on it.
Yeah, they can be pricey So you gotta be careful,
but I think now I think there's enough of them
out there that they're a little bit easier to
get I mean shoot the fact that we picked up a
20 year seven -month That's the one hundred and
forty a hundred forty point to a hazmat with
a dragon on there For a hundred and forty bucks.
That's is in the flavor on it. Look rare character
This these guys have their shit. They know they're
doing where are they based out of I don't know
if they're Dave We need to we can you cash tag
them? Can you tag them? I tag them all the time
and you know what they do for their character
They what they do is they repost everything we
post Do they really? Yes. We're extremely impressed
with them. I would love to have some sort of
personal response from them. Well, there's a
ton of people. It's very nice. Let me put on
my glasses and see here. They're from Lexington,
Kentucky. According to the bottle. That's so
rare character whiskey was born of out of a Pablo
Moy's love for collecting rare and distinctive
whiskies after two decades of purchasing single
bureaus for his own bars and restaurants He has
developed a unique insight into the industry
it is Forged special relationship, so these guys
know They know where to go. They know who to
talk to and good bless it because this stuff
is rich Yeah, they're good at it. It's it's rich.
It's got it's got a mickers rich It's got a garrison
brothers rich, you know And it's it's only it
comes in so hot and finishes so warm raisin chocolate
fig Let me do it again cinnamon. I mean everyone
says I think most people most people that would
take a sip from this would be just be horrified
because it's so hot but Julie Kind of pulled
back. Yeah when she sipped it cuz it's hot. It's
hot. It's hot But it but again it the finish
of it is not It what it's not toxic the poor
all when it was first poured was very hot It
is not hot right now, right? Well, because it
numbed are you that could be but also when you
let it rest and breathe Yes, I think this is
one that you need to let it rest and breathe
a little while for sure 15 20 minutes Pour it,
forget about it, come back to it. Very nice.
And even put a drop or two of distilled water
in there. I mean, I still think we need to have
some up here. I still think we need to have some
up here. Do it just so we could drink half of
it and then and then do a dropper and do a dropper
because they say it changes quite a bit. Yeah.
Go buy one and have a can of water. Dr. Pepper
here as well and pour a little Dr. Pepper in
it. And that's blasphemy. What's going on over
there? What? No. What do you mean? But I will
tell you, I am enjoying some Dr. Pepper lately.
I don't know what the deal is. It's good. I enjoy
Dr. Pepper. You know why? Hi, my name is Sean,
and I'm a pepper. Do you enjoy it at 10, 2, and
4? Yeah. You know what? That's kind of where
it started. We started seeing these commercials
on there, and I saw that old one, 10, 2, 4. It's
funny. That's what's on there. That was literally
the last podcast. What are we going to rate this?
This one's very specific. I'm going 8 .3. Yeah,
yeah, I'm at eight to Hold on a second. This
is unbelievable. Yeah, it's delicious If you
can get it, it's gonna be a hard one to find
Anyway, if you just find a rare character single
barrel get it get it. Yeah, I made three as well.
I want to go a for but It's an eight three It's
a very very very enjoyable. Yes, very very enjoyable
purveyor of rare whiskeys single barrel Experiences
the fanny pack snub nose rare character presents
single barrel series risky Charlie's liquor the
Charlie's Daniels band's got a little picture
of him a little ace Let me see if I can pop it
up there for the video. He's got some jorts.
Hey guys. Hey Yeah, shout out to these guys and
it's only seven years Seven months. So where
the fuck was this sitting for seven years and
seven months to give it that flavor? The challenge
with rare character in a chart oak barrel. There
are so many variations that we have this. You'll
never probably find it online. No ever. But they're
very unique. And these that we see here, we're
never going to find in the store. No. That people
review or talk about. Yeah, it's funny. I was
at an event with for work, and people were introducing
me, oh, here's Sean, he's the whiskey guy. And
I was like, hey, how's it going? And I jumped
on the rare character thing, because he kind
of pointedly asked me, what is the best ones
to get? And I'm like, hey man, honestly, if you
see a rare character, buy it. And he showed me
a picture, and he had hundreds of rare characters
in the box. Shut up. And he was a lawyer. He
was like, funny you mention that. And he showed
me all those, and I was kind of like, oh my god.
So that was the happiest thing he's ever heard
from you. Oh, I'm pretty sure that's what it
was. I was like, dude, if I were gay, I would
take you right now. Wow. Wow. Hey, so I know
we're running out of time here because that wonderful
sound, but the music. I want to shout out to
Ann Anderson. Congratulations. Way to go in yes,
I'm seeing by a hundred go hundred and six votes.
I want to take on our podcast We should take
the credit. I think we pushed her over we did
for those hundred votes We got her a hundred
and how many how many she went one oh six we
got her a hundred and seven We had a hundred
and six people listen to that podcast. That's
right Dude, if we made a difference, and I think
we might open. Oh, I hate I'm not going to take
credit, but I am excited for her. I'm thankful
and excited. Shout out to Annie Anderson. We
got new blood in the city council. That's always
a good thing. So Annie Anderson took up a city
council seat for the Frisco city council seat
number one. Yes. She beat up the ex chief fireman
who was asked to step down in his previous job.
Yeah, it was a weird deal. For weird things.
Plus her husband has a cool name. He does. Thor.
Thor. Thor. Thor. Thor Anderson. Why? She needs
to be Athena. All right. So listen next week.
We're gonna be posted Super Bowl. Yes So we're
gonna be talking about the Super Bowl and meets
and we're gonna be talking about meets me We're
gonna have a lot of commercials Super Bowl commercial
have a lot of things to talk about next week
at halftime shows Hello, we might even be talking
about what Trump did to Iran next week I hope
not. I dude who knows we got a carrier strike
force sitting off the coast You know what but
you got Iran was once a very Christian country
And they didn't have this shit going on. I know
we'll see what happens Thank You Chuck for staying
on top of shit dudes like us. I'm Sean. I'm Paul
and I'm Joe I forgot to say one more thing. Oh
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