That was odd. Are we live?
Are we live?
That was a psychedelic spin you put on there.
Have you never done that?
If you have your pre-recorded stuff, and you drag the little bar to the left, it doesn't reverse.
Alright guys, obviously this is episode 2.
And we're doing an 80's rerun tonight.
February 8th. Beware the Ides of February coming up, where we have Valentines.
The Ides of March.
What?
Valentines only applies if you have a couple, and I'm single.
Well you've got your hand.
We have set a high bar in the past for Valentine's Day.
Well we're watching the Super Bowl for this Valentine's. Can't get any higher than that.
That's true, but in the past...
Is Valentine's Day on the Super Bowl?
No it is not.
It is not! Are you kidding me?
It's on Monday. It's on Monday.
Is it the 14th Sunday?
I thought the 14th was Monday. Hold up.
Alright, pull out the calendar.
Pulling out the calendar.
Alright, so what have we done in the past? We went to a very expensive restaurant.
It's Monday.
That didn't go well. That had some drama.
Drama? What drama?
We had some drama at the expensive restaurant.
You know what?
What, Foga de Chow?
I'm going to blame Shelly. I'm going to blame your wife.
No! No you are not!
I don't think we had any drama, did we?
That wasn't Foga de Chow.
I was the waiter.
Yes, there were drama.
That was Foga de Chow there at the shops of legacy.
Here's my take on it.
Okay, I want to go out to eat at a nice place.
And we elected to go to Foga de Chow.
And we elected to go as a group.
But something happened.
Shelly was...
No, Shelly didn't happen.
Shelly was unhappy of the selections and the cost of things.
No, I don't recall it that way.
I remember the service being very, very poor.
Okay.
But I don't remember, to be honest.
I do.
She was not very pleased with the selection.
I had a lot of meat.
Selection? Meaning the meat that came around was not good.
Well, she was just in general...
That doesn't seem plausible because generally the meat is amazing.
Are you kidding me?
It was not as good that night.
She did not want to spend the money at Foga de Chow.
I don't know.
Is my take from that whole experience.
No.
But I will have to say that that Foga de Chow was poor compared to the other ones I've been to.
I've definitely had better service.
I was disappointed that night.
However...
In the quality.
I was extremely full.
Of what?
You can eat it out of a dumpster and you'd be happy.
This is true.
That was a really harsh decision.
You could eat dirt.
That was harsher coming out than I thought it would be.
Actually, it was extremely accurate.
But this particular night, it wasn't accurate.
I'm a seasoned Foga de Chow eater.
Are you?
Yeah.
You eat out there every week?
Is that where you are every Sunday night?
It's not a matter of quality.
Do you have a meal plan?
It's a matter of knowing when to say no.
That's impossible.
We could have gone to the Gondaralba.
That is impossible.
They have a bacon-wrapped chicken.
You just need to say, I'm going to pass.
And you just wait for...
With a lisp?
Pecana?
That's when they walk past you.
Whatever works.
You had a lisp on that one.
That's because he was wearing this Turkish outfit.
And I was like...
That's Brazilian.
Sir, would you like...
There's not a Mediterranean chop.
It's Brazilian.
No, this is...
All right, it was a Brazilian outfit.
With a lisp?
It was close.
Sir, would you like some of this chicken?
Just across the ocean.
Bacon-wrapped chicken.
I was like, no, I'm going to pass on the chicken.
Hey, you got any beef?
What was I asking?
I was asking for beef ribs.
I've never seen ribs there.
They were challenged.
I've never seen ribs.
They've never had ribs.
You have to ask.
No, you don't.
Yes, you do.
It's a secret menu.
I think I'm going to call BS on the Foggerner channel.
No, he goes there every week.
No, a real plan.
No, a quick one there.
He goes there every week, and he knows the secret menu.
No.
I don't care for the...
Just like In-N-Out Burger.
Yeah, you can say, I want the California up my butt.
I want a protein style, animal style.
Whoa, boy.
Extra chilies.
What kind of pedophile place is this?
Well, that's California for you.
That's California for you.
Exactly.
California for me.
California.
And you get extra chilies.
And you buy cheese on one half.
When you go to an extra crispy...
And you get a mushroom in between the two patties.
What the hell is that anyway?
Over $100 on food.
Don't worry about it.
For the buffet at Fogger de Chow, you need to be selective on what you eat, because first
of all, they have a fantastic buffet.
Buffet.
But it's green and salads.
I feel like you look at a buffet and it's always thinking it's fantastic.
They have more than that.
They've got pastas.
They've got...
And they have rice.
You don't want any of the pasta.
Rice and bread.
They're trying to fill you up.
And they have asparagus spears that are the size of freaking palm trees.
I mean, they've got...
You skip all that.
They've got sliced salmon.
You stay away from chicken, I stay away from the bar.
Well, I mean, I get it all.
It's a full on experience.
I stay away from the buffet.
Except for the chicken.
And I tell you, I...
Tip of the bourbon.
I ask for all the great stuff too.
I say, hey man.
I tell you what, the best Fogo...
But you're right though.
I'm going to cut you off there.
You're right though.
They did shaft me the last couple of times I've been to the Brazilian cook place for
me.
Regarding the beef ribs.
Because usually it's been my experience that you just got to ask for it and they'll deliver
it to the table.
And the last couple of times I've gone, they were like, sorry sir, but tonight these beef
ribs are unavailable.
I was like, really?
Is that your Brazilian accent?
Speaking of beef ribs.
That was kind of weird.
I'll do Brazilian style.
Beef ribs.
I'll do the duck.
Excuse me, sir.
Well, hold on.
This is Brazilian, not Turkish.
Yeah.
I don't know if you speak Spanish either.
What's a Brazilian accent?
It's like you got to take a shit and you are impatient.
So it's like, I would like for you to try...
No, that sounds like the guy from Star Wars.
Yeah.
That sounds like the guy from Star Wars.
The guy from Star Wars sounds like that.
Oh really?
Oh, the flying little dude.
The flying guy.
Yeah.
Look at you, little...
Why did you leave that up?
Man, that looks so antagonizing, man.
Like a moth to a flame.
He got busted because it was racist against Jewish people.
Was it really?
He got in trouble for that, yeah.
The fuck out of you.
Are you talking about the two idiots where the storm blaster doors closed and the Jedi's
had to cut through and...
No, that was the one he was making fun of, the Asians.
The Asians.
He got in trouble for that.
See, the Federalists were like, what do you mean we have a Jedi here?
Yeah.
How is that possible?
That's exactly what they sounded like though.
That is not a joke.
That is exactly what they sounded like.
We do not understand the power of the Force.
That is exactly what they sounded like.
You cannot prove me wrong.
Yeah, but they sounded like...
Whoa, I don't think they had that.
That was from Home Alone.
No, that was Crispus' story.
No, that's Home Alone.
That was 100% racist.
No, because that was actually Chinese people singing.
We too long.
Some team Wong.
Right.
Some team Wong.
Ouch D-Bang.
And you also have Jar Jar Binks.
Al D-Bang.
Now, Jar Jar Binks was something else.
He ruined Star Wars.
I don't think he ruined it.
He ruined it.
I don't think he ruined it.
You said he ruined Star Wars?
Wow.
That was good.
That was really good.
Do it again.
What?
You're like a party fan.
Do Jar Jar Binks.
Come on, do Lisa.
Lisa, I don't know what you're talking about.
Okay, don't do that again because it ruined Star Wars for me.
It does.
Well, fuck you too.
Star Wars point.
I would have been okay with it.
You kind of sound like Gollum there.
Yeah.
Yeah, a little bit.
Yeah, but look, Star Wars has a lot of different things going on.
I mean, there are so many...
Star Wars has blossomed and even like on the newest, latest episodes, like Boba Fett that
just came out.
I mean, they are elaborating on...
Who was on the...
Luke has guilt over...
I won't say guilt, but he had a relationship with Luke.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Spoilers.
What I'm saying has nothing to do with any spoilers.
But theoretical spoilers.
What I'm saying is that Luke has this relationship with all the Yoda folk, you know?
So, he's trying to...
He's training Yoda, basically.
I tell you what.
The baby Yoda.
My Star Wars boner kind of happened when Cad Bane made the appearance.
Yeah, that's what I was about to say.
Hold on, when what happened?
Cad Bane.
Do you know who that is?
No, see, don't spoil any of this stuff for me.
You need to watch...
You need to watch Clone Wars.
Well, first off, don't I need to get Disney Plus to do all this?
Cad...
Well, Disney...
Cad Bane's a badass.
Cad Bane is like...
How do I watch this?
On Disney Plus, right?
The good, the bad, the ugly...
He's like a cowboy.
This is Cad Bane.
Yeah, he's a badass.
Well, hold on.
Do I need to get Disney Plus to get all this stuff?
Or, there's other ways.
Or...
You can sell yourself.
Yarrg, you can be the pirate of the seven seas and surf the World Wide Web.
What the hell just happened?
Well, did you hear...
How much did you have during the information?
He's just like, hey, Captain...
Yarrg, I'm telling you, you have to serve...
Oh, surf the World Wide Web of maybe secret episodes online that you could get legally
and not illegally.
So you went from pirate to Irish to Scottish.
Or take...
I did, I did.
That means a little work.
I turned to Scrooge McDuck at that point.
Scrooge McDuck.
I'll surf in my good old...
That's Irish.
So anyway, yeah, I watched the episode last night and was very impressed.
So you did see it.
So Cad Bane is a badass.
Yeah, he is.
I mean, he's like...
I mean, Darth Vader would have...
He looks like a badass.
He's got troops coming out of his head.
He kicks the shit out of Jedi's left and right.
Oh, he's a bad guy then.
He is.
Yeah, he's like...
Well, see, tattooing at this time...
And I haven't even seen...
This is after the...
What is the...
He was big in the Clone Wars.
That's what it is.
So he's just a badass.
Well, he was even before that.
He was big in the Clone Wars, which was before Return of the Jedi.
So he's part of the Pikes.
He was hired on by the Pikes who run a spice rocket.
Syndicate.
They're drug runners.
Got another spoiler alert?
Essentially.
No.
So there's a spice and we get some resistance down there.
Oh, from New Jersey then.
So they sent Cad Bane down there and he's like, hey, who'd you not payin'?
The pizza pie's...
Yeah, what I enjoy is...
What's goin' on here?
What I enjoy is they have the same guy doin' the voice that they did in Clone Wars.
He's got a great voice.
It's the same guy doin' this voice that he did in Clone Wars.
Good for them for doin' that.
So what race or species is that guy?
Blue.
I don't know.
I don't know if they...
Because you know nowadays they have to be whatever,
in real life, they have to be the race
that they are representing.
He's a bounty hunter and he's from the planet Duro.
But a white guy.
He's a Durian guy.
No, a white guy is.
What was the last time you met a Sandperson?
A human?
A human, yes. That's speaking of...
Well, hold on. What did he get?
What was the last time you met a Jawa?
Speaking of, well, one of those is you can't play a gay character
unless you're truly gay.
That's right.
Oh, get out of here.
And you can't play a black character unless you're black.
That's right. Shut the fuck up.
You know that implies to actually accept that people as well?
So is a Durian during the voice of this guy?
No. He's blue, though.
He's not real.
Dude, he's blue. I mean, how can you...
OK, guys. And he's got sharp teeth.
We got to think about this. Hold on, I'm not following you.
I mean, we're talking about a show about space losers.
He should sound like a Papa Smurf then.
I see on Tucker that Disney is remaking a live action
of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves.
Why?
Snow White and the Seven Dumb Dums?
Snow White and the Seven Dwarves.
Dude, are they going to get seven minutes?
Peter Dinklage took exception and said that the dwarves are...
I'm just going to use this term because everyone uses it racist, right?
So Disney has changed it to normal humans, normal men,
normal-sized men.
So the dwarves are going to be played by normal-sized men,
and they're not going to be represented by dwarves.
Well, that's offensive to the little people.
But that's Snow White and the Seven Dudes at that point.
So Tucker was interviewing a fellow dwarf, right?
He was an actor. He was a WWE guy, and he's an actor.
He goes... And this guy was like,
this is the dream job of the dwarf community.
Of course.
And Peter Dinklage just took these roles,
seven roles away from the dwarven community.
Peter Dinklage did?
Yeah.
Because he called it racist.
Because he commented that this is offensive to all dwarves.
It's dwarfist.
So Disney changed.
Now they're going to use normal-sized men.
And he's like a multi-millionaire.
What an asshole.
Well, he's done well. He's done well.
Yeah, but what a dick.
But he's like the only one.
Yeah.
He screwed the rest of the guild of little people who are actors.
Correct.
Yeah, that's true, for seven positions.
For seven key roles.
How many key roles that are perfectly built for dwarves?
It doesn't matter.
This falls into the same frickin' uncomfortable slot as awokeism.
On Dinklage's part.
Yeah, exactly.
That's just ridiculous.
I mean, and they caved in, and they did it.
Now, did they do it?
Or is it just something they're considering?
No, according to Tucker, they said, well, we're going to change, and we're going to
have normal-sized men play the dwarves.
I think that's stupid.
And Snow White's Hispanic.
Yes, Snow White is Latino.
There's no...
Latina, sorry.
Yeah, Latina.
She's a Latina.
Latina.
Like, wait, wait.
What the hell's going on over there?
I'm having a brain hemorrhage.
I can't picture Snow White Latina.
Well, I'm going to think of Selena, Iliostinos.
Why can't...
If Snow White can be Latino, why can't the Princess and the Frog be white?
Well, no, it goes one way.
Whatever, man.
I'm sorry.
Bomb dropped.
What about Mulan, and what about...
What is the...
There's something about...
Why can't Mulan be black?
Like, Kiss is a frog and a princess.
That's exactly what I was just talking about.
Well, what is that?
Princess and the Frog.
That's called Princess and the Frog.
And she's what?
She's black.
She is black?
She's black.
In the movie.
Yeah, she's black in the movie.
In the Disney movie.
Yeah.
She's still black.
Is the frog white?
I mean, that's good to hear.
No, the frog...
Well, the frog...
Before he turned into a frog, he was black.
What?
The black frog?
Well, no, the frog...
The highly poisonous...
The color of the frog is green.
Yeah, with red dots.
But it's a person that gets cursed.
Yeah.
Those are deadly.
My God, why would Disney do that?
Well, they wanted to get stoned because they were, like, licking the back of the frog.
Well, what I don't understand is...
That's how you get stoned, by licking the back of a frog.
That's what I understood.
If they remake Aladdin again, would they change up Aladdin?
Yes.
Well, they did.
They put Will Smith as the Aladdin.
No, for Aladdin.
The Aladdin guy, right?
So why are they changing Snow White?
It's so dumb.
Why wouldn't they...
Why do they do this shit?
Because they're changing the norm of everything so that everything is accepted.
Oh, she was white.
They're trying to get out of the...
I didn't even know she was white.
White is the way of life.
That's what I'm saying.
Is the norm.
They're trying to get out of everything that has been historically accepted as the norm.
They're trying to blow it up.
That's what I mean.
It goes one way.
It doesn't go the other way.
Right.
They will never remake Mulan and put a white person in there instead.
It never bothers me if they have a new movie, you know, where it just...
It only bothers...
It just, for some reason...
Oh, come on.
I'm on the fence here.
Like, Black Entertainment.
BET.
You know, I mean, is there a big deal that they have a BET station?
You know, I mean...
I don't care.
I really don't care.
But my inner monologue's like, what the fuck?
I mean...
Oh, you do care.
Well, I'm just thinking...
He's thinking why.
I'm just thinking, you know, if we were to do something like that, like, you know, have
a wet TV, you know, white entertainment channel, you know, all the entertainment channel, fuck
you.
If we were to have a channel that excluded all races but white...
Oh, yeah.
No, I see your point there.
That shit wouldn't...
I mean, it's just...
Come on, man.
The fact that we allow...
It's divisive.
I still think it's divisive.
If we allow Black Entertainment...
And this is why it bothers me, and I mentioned this earlier in today's...
The first half of this podcast with the Black History Month, which I am totally for and
I'm not against, and I would be mortified if anyone were to interpret the way I'm saying
things as to be racist.
But I disagree that it's inappropriate to bring up these types of holidays and representations
at the workplace.
I just don't think people should be raised to a level based on their pigmentation.
Right?
Well, I mean, that's a big thing on the Supreme Court right now.
Yeah, next one.
They're telling Biden it has to be a black woman.
I mean, that is so unhealthy.
It's so outrageous.
Well, look how well it worked for him last time.
He got Kamala.
Right.
It's so unhealthy.
Which is terrible.
It's highly underqualified.
Highly, highly.
You need to get the best person in there and...
Yes, who's going to interpret the Constitution and apply it, you know, impartially.
Here's the thing.
Impartially.
If this is a nominee, I think they should nominate, don't they nominate like five?
No.
He picks one person.
He has a list.
Then I think that they...
I guarantee he already knows who it's going to be.
He should pick like five or six and line them up and kind of let the Senate kind of knock
each person down.
No, no.
Well, he probably has three or four people.
His top one is going to be a black female.
And if she gets knocked down, the next one is probably going to be a black female.
And you know the irony.
Biden in his past has voted against two black female...
I know, I saw that.
... Supreme Court nominees.
And you will not see that in the press, guaranteed.
Yeah.
So it has nothing to do with a black female.
It has to be a black female that is going to carry the water for the Democrat Party.
For the socialists.
For the leftists.
I mean, it's outrageous.
It's outrageous.
Well, I think it all goes down to it needs to be based off of merit and skill and competency.
So why is a black woman more important than a Asian woman?
What about an Asian man?
What about a Polynesian man?
Well, because we saw that Asians are now considered white in the college admissions.
Really?
Yes.
There's a lawsuit going to the Supreme Court against Harvard.
They are discriminating against Asian Americans.
They are.
Harvard.
Isn't that like actual legit discrimination?
Yes.
That's why it's going to the Supreme Court.
That's actual racism.
It'd be nice if we could just cut all this shit out.
Why can't we not demand a Native American woman as a Supreme Court Justice?
Well, who's Native?
Native American.
Who's Native?
The people that were here before.
Before, wait, hold on.
Before the Clinton.
So the people that were before the white people but after someone else.
But after someone else.
Yes.
Okay, thank you.
The argument is that who's Native?
Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
Because it doesn't matter because before the Native folk that were here prior to the British
colonies being developed, there was someone else there.
Yes.
And they were dominated.
Yes.
And they were dominated.
In fact, you had several tribes while we showed up and we interrupted their whole trying to-
Genocide.
Yeah.
They're fucking just killing everybody.
Yes.
You know, they didn't give a fuck who it was.
They were like, you know, guess what?
These are our lands.
We're taking them.
No, no, no, no, you fucking freaks.
You know, what the hell are you doing?
Fucking, what is that?
Cannibalism.
You know?
And just kind of crazy, crazy Aztec shit.
Did you know a side effect of cannibalism was like maniacally laughing?
Really?
Yeah, I learned that like I think today.
That was a side effect of eating other humans?
How do they prove this?
Yeah, I would like to-
Sounds like the same scientific rationale behind it.
I can't even-
Rational behind COVID and the vaccines.
Right, could be, could be.
It's just, I'm so sick of race issues.
I think it should get to the point where you put your name, first name, last name, address,
boy or girl, that's it.
Yeah.
Who cares what race you are?
Oh, I see.
You mean on like forms?
On forms.
Why do you, why do you-
Yeah.
The only reason we put that-
Hold on, hold on, you mean other.
I mean-
Boy, girl or other?
What?
No.
There is no other.
There's boy or girl.
I agree, but some people are confused.
But if you take race out of it, the only reason we have race is for quotas and shit like that.
Yes.
That's the only reason.
Yeah.
Why else would we?
Now, on health records, because it's different, you may need it, but if you're hiring someone,
what does it matter if they're black, white, Indian, Asian, whatever?
Well, you got, you already said it.
It's to an agenda, right?
To fit a diversity-
A quota, a quota.
Affirmative action.
To say, I have this many percentage of this race.
I have this many of this.
But if we did away with it, who would give a shit?
I have a great company.
Right.
Yeah.
Very competent people.
So here's what that stems from.
That stems from a misguided government-centered approach to solving a problem.
So they believe, right?
So there are certain classes of, there are certain races that fall into different socioeconomic
classes.
So they're like, okay, to solve that problem, we have to mandate that businesses hire this
or universities accept this.
Or I mean, that is a very typical government solution to a problem.
Well, diversity.
And it doesn't work.
And the solution is not effective.
It doesn't work.
Well, I'll tell you what.
I'm in a hiring role.
Never.
And no one has ever come to me and said, I have five people.
You need to hire this type of person.
I've always been able, at least in my company, I've always been able to hire who I've wanted
to hire.
Me too.
And my goals and my standards are who is the best and who's going to work with my team?
Mine's always been if they're female and hot.
What size is their bra cup?
Really?
There you go.
Bra size.
That's one of my questions.
What's your bra size?
Wait, what are you hiring them for?
Are you willing to show me during the interview?
No, but that's what it is.
Take off your shirt.
Who's going to do the job the best and who's going to work with my team the best?
Hi, welcome to the interview.
What you said.
Yeah, Paul, you take off your shirt.
That's my criteria.
I don't give a shit.
Absolutely.
It's 100% the merit, your experience.
Correct.
Your talent, your skill.
Let me introduce you to the couch.
100%.
This is the interview couch.
No, don't go.
All right, Weinstein.
Let's start calling you Harvey.
Hey, Harv.
Welcome to the interview.
Hi, my name is Sean.
That is 100% how it probably still is.
So how would that work?
So some little actress would walk in and was he already just standing there nude or was
he just like assume the position?
All right, well, here's the deal, Angela.
I appreciate you coming to today's interview.
I'll just level with you right now.
You have meet all the quotas.
Your blonde hair, your blue eyes and your measurements are perfect.
You're exactly the person we're looking for.
I have four other folks, four other people just like you and we're going to line them
all up and we're going to vote on it a little bit earlier.
I will let you know.
There is a faster way of guaranteeing.
So and so has already given me a beach.
You can increase your odds if you zip.
Here's the deal.
I don't care who gets it.
I don't care who gets it, but I guarantee that if I say X, Y, Z gets it, they're going
to get it.
And there's no if fans are about it.
So if you really want it, do you know how much do you want it?
So I'm envisioning that is so sneaky.
It's awful.
You know what happens?
I know.
These guys are in an office.
Just imagine the office.
Hold on.
Hold on before.
OK, imagine the opposite.
Imagine the this is here.
Imagine the blue eyed blonde girl go, Hi, Sean.
I want this really bad and I'm willing to do anything, even practice your part to do
it.
And you know what?
Did you say anal?
Paul, even I practice your lines and do the part really nice.
Well, I'm sure anything.
I'm sure that's what the part is.
I think the women do you think so?
It's to get a look.
I don't know.
So she walks in and she says.
I think some of that happens.
I think he drove most of that.
They have compilations of female Grammy winners that all say they do Harvey Weinstein.
Oh, wow.
Really?
Yeah.
And maybe he's a white guy.
This dude, I'm just I'm just saying, you know, maybe he's got it.
He's a shoe in and he understands how to get these things done and he knows the power suggestion
and he knows the right types of roofies to work that.
That's where I was going.
So just imagine you have young aspiring actresses in an incredibly difficult industry.
You're so competitive.
So competitive.
Imagine the office they walk into.
It's immaculate.
There's this wonderful leather chair and a beautiful desk and a wonderful for a couch.
And she's intimidated and excited because this is an amazing opportunity and he makes
her feel so comfortable to write to comfortable.
And he's like, come on in.
Come on, darling, sweetie.
You know, whatever he's talking.
Can I get you anything?
Yeah.
And then he makes her a drink.
Oh, I'm not.
Would you like to try this?
I'm going to massage your back.
Mr. Weinstein, I'm not 21.
Oh, relax, honey.
There's no adults in here.
Here.
Have a drink.
Do I look like an office?
Right.
I mean, so you know, I'm saying they are pro.
I have power attorney.
They're 100% pro.
Manipulative.
Yeah.
And then they sit down and make them comfortable.
They talk about where their career is going and how beautiful they are.
And have you.
Oh, and have you met John Wayne?
Oh, you're going to meet John Wayne.
John's going to love you.
He's I know he's going to work with you so well.
He's dead.
You see what I'm talking about?
No, I'm going back to the fifties, right?
Or forties or nineteen, eighteen seventies or whatever.
I think.
Are you following me here?
I know what you're saying.
They are pros.
I'm sitting is shut up.
But I bet it was an expectation that if you go and see him, you need to be or screw the
dude.
Probably.
I bet there is a puppy.
I bet there is an expectation and I bet he was slimy.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
I don't think he was.
I mean, the story, the story of Natalie Wood is is disgusting.
Well, mom.
Yeah.
The mom and sister are in the car outside the building and she's upstairs getting servicing,
getting buffed for three hours.
Oh, wow.
Right.
Yeah.
Oh, she was 16.
He was 11.
No, I mean, she's well, no, that's a minor, minor attracted or whatever.
Yeah, that's minor attract.
Oh, I thought that was actually called pedophilia.
It is.
It's I mean, but that that's crazy, right?
Yeah, but that's the reality.
And then she got back to the car and the mom was like, basically, did you seal the deal?
Knowing full well what she just went through.
She was like, well, did you get the part, honey?
Well, I mean, it happens to guys, too.
What about what it did and the other quarry?
I can't feel my legs behind the behind.
Well, he killed himself.
He did.
He killed himself.
And then Corey Feldman was going to like out everybody.
And then it was a no, it was nothing.
Nothing.
No, I think someone got to him and paid him a shitload of money.
Is that what happened?
The guy seems like they said, I'm going to kill your mom and your grandma and your sister
or that is he's kind of off his rocker anyway.
He's going to screwed up.
Seems to be.
He seemed like he had some pointers that when he was hanging out with Michael Jackson, Michael
Jackson was calling.
Is this what's going to make you successful?
Corey, he showed me your butthole.
He was like, show me your butthole.
Seriously, like a lot of his like he came out with several different music things.
I don't know what the fucking column.
Corey Feldman did.
Yes, he did.
Very Michael Jackson ish.
And he's dressed totally up like him.
And he has hair and he's got a hoodie on and the glasses.
And you could tell the way he tried to go.
He tried to go into the music.
Yes, he did.
Really?
You don't know this.
I don't know.
Pull up Corey Feldman.
He's an 80s 80s act music video.
Music video.
Oh, it's a train wreck beyond train wrecks.
How embarrassing.
Not only did they they put it on national TV on prime time.
Why would they do that?
No, none of that.
This is Corey Feldman.
He performed on.
There we see some dance moves.
So he's dancing around like Michael Jackson.
He's not even doing it right.
Oh, no.
I don't know if they're going to be able to play the video or not.
They're kind of laughing at him.
You can tell.
And for for you guys to see what we're seeing, it's it's him in a black outfit with a hood
that looks about leather and he's wearing boots with three three women in the back that
are wearing angel outfits.
It's like Game of Thrones, right?
Yeah, this is actually season four.
Look at the basis.
She's hot.
Yeah.
I'm very charismatic, but you know that they're all like this dude is lame.
Oh, no.
Now he's he's dancing around like a fuck about he's doing interpretive dancing now.
Interpretive dancing is into the scarecrow.
But you know what?
So yeah, he had a like a really rough childhood of being abused and handed around, handed
around by a bunch of guys, a bunch of gay dudes in the business like they were and they
were giving them drugs, 14, 15, 16, 17, just getting butt raped over and over again.
Just I mean, like a Christmas stocking.
Do you think you would put together a good music video after all that?
No, I wouldn't.
It'd be a very, very depressing.
I would dance like that.
I think very stiff.
I don't even know if I would dance in it.
I don't very stiff for my legs and hips hurt.
Is he going to sing?
I see if there's some more interpretive techno dancing.
Oh, no.
Perspective.
He's wearing the same outfit and the women in the background are also wearing the same
outfit.
Oh, and there are four of them.
My mistake.
I thought there were three.
He's on a stage.
He's kind of singing.
I'm kind of changing my opinion.
I think this is it.
Just another city.
Oh, that's a pony.
He's got a massive man.
Yeah, he's got a big tail coming off the back of his head.
That's a drummer.
I'm not sure what's going on.
That's a she's played the computer back there.
I got a real few it doesn't even look like they're really playing the instrument.
I had no idea that he was a pop artist.
He's not a pop artist.
Just like Chris Gaines.
Whoa.
No, he has real Chris Gaines, my idol, man.
Don't don't hate on Chris.
Yeah, I agree.
God.
They put him on the Today show for that.
Well, he was on a bunch of a bunch of shows.
And they they they he performed a bunch and every single one of them was just horrible.
And it was like, I don't know why they want to kid.
It's like they purposely trying to fuck with them.
It's like they're just making fun of them.
Well, let them make a fool of themselves.
Yeah, sad.
Yeah.
So, you know, we never talked about Redwood Empire.
Oh, yeah.
The bourbon you guys are drinking.
It is.
I was a whiskey.
No, no, it's a bourbon whiskey.
It's bourbon.
Bottled in Sonoma County.
It's a bottle in Sonoma County, California.
It's bottled.
But where is it?
California.
I doubt about it.
Let's see.
California.
So where is this?
Where is this distilled?
What's it say?
Yeah, let's find it.
All right.
So it is.
Well, I think it is California.
Let's see.
It's named for the 14th tallest tree on the planet.
Pipe Dream is our bourbon whiskey, Pipe Dream bourbon is made from barrels aged between
four and 12 years with high corn mashbill.
High corn mashbill.
All right.
Just want a couple of words.
Well, it's high corn mashbill and raw rye.
So I'm curious.
So you have this four to 12.
That's a big gap, right?
It is.
I guess they have a lot of deluxe bottles.
Yeah, they got different tiers, right?
They got the mashbill right here.
So 21% rye, raw and only 4% malt or barley, which is kind of crazy.
I don't think that's atypical for what a lot of what we drink.
Yeah, but well, raw rye.
What's the difference between rye and raw rye?
I guess one's cooked and one's not.
One's raw.
One just goes in the batch raw.
It's all kind of.
So this is a blend.
A blend.
Oh, it's a blend of.
It's a blend of four to 12 year old.
Yes, a big difference.
That's what it is.
Yeah, a big difference there.
So I'm going to scroll up a little bit.
So those are the pipe dream tree, which is incredible because they have one pipe dream
tree sitting there.
Three hundred and sixty seven foot tall, taller than a football field.
And it's claimed to be over 1300 years old.
That's amazing.
That is.
Yeah.
Have you ever been around a tree that big, guys?
I have.
Yeah, I was out in Muir Woods.
This the Redwoods.
Amazing.
It is.
It's it's it's it's humbling.
Well, even when we're out in Tahoe, the trees out there are tremendously large.
Right.
Awesome.
The Redwoods are 10 times that size.
Right.
And it's amazing the size of these things.
Agreed.
I mean, you could live in one if you carve one out.
It's big enough to make a house in.
And I'd like to see scale.
You know, someone standing next to that.
How wide that actually is.
Do you not see him?
Right there.
Right.
He's climbing halfway up the little tiny.
So I wonder how how what the diameter is of that base, because you even see the footage.
Someone just farted.
Yes, I think that was Sean.
He lifted and I heard it.
I didn't lift.
He made a movement.
In eight more seconds, you'll smell it, too.
No, my my my smell has not fully come back yet.
Well, mine is still here.
Yeah, mine never left.
It was a small toot.
But there are some of those trees that are so big, you'll see that they have the road
going through them.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Cars will actually drive.
Yeah, like a like a tunnel.
Yeah.
So crazy.
I've never seen one that big.
Like I said, Mere Woods is the actually if you saw the one of the one of the Planet of
the Apes movies, one of the new ones.
Yeah.
And the other one, the one of the movies, part of that was in the woods.
Nice.
And that's what they said.
Incredible.
I'm looking at some of these pictures where they drive through.
I mean, look at the size of that tree.
That is just it's unheard of.
I mean, that is Jurassic.
Yeah, it really is.
I mean, that is I don't think that's that that's not from this time period.
Why would they do that?
Why would they cut a tunnel through that tree?
So they can drive through it?
Just to make the point.
Maybe it was it won't kill the tree.
Yeah.
Maybe it was already partially to make the point carved out.
What do you want to chop that tree down?
Who knows?
That's awesome, though.
I mean, look at that.
I mean, I mean, could you imagine what we could build out of that?
Well, I mean, can you imagine the structure itself, the integrity of that redwood tree
to go up 1300 feet into there?
You know, it's like, stop it.
What blasting?
You like, seriously, you were talking and then you had to stop.
I could hear that.
Did God you you were talking and then you stopped farted and then continued talking.
What a jackass.
I wonder if my truck wasn't me.
That was my truck could fit through those.
No, not your truck.
No, your truck is actually.
So it's an extremely large redwood.
And but it's very humbling.
Like you said, I've never been up to a redwood before like that.
That is super cool.
Huge.
Yeah, I've been up to, like I said, Mirwood.
Look up Mirwood.
I've been up to Mirwood.
I've been up to Mir Wood.
He's gonna have to go to Mir Wood.
That's fascinating. I don't think we've ever talked about comic strips and we certainly have never talked about the history of comic strips
Well, you can't get away with saying certain things nowadays
I mean held you can like look at Joe Rogan, for example, you know, he had he was interviewing someone
He had a couple shows where is interviewing someone. It wasn't even him saying it, you know
He's interviewing somebody and they're giving their perspective on
He's just asking questions. Dr. Robert Malone. He's just asking questions
That's all it is. So what was the context of the montage of him saying the n-word all it was
Why would he be saying the n-word in his podcast?
Well, I mean we can we could pull it up where he says it but there he's talking about the word
Right like like the impact of the word or the appropriateness of the word for whatever whatever
whatever whatever he
Was every time in that recording there's been a reason for him to say it. He's not being belligerent
Not using it in a derogatory term and or insulting anyone he was like you had mentioned earlier
You were like even when he was bringing it up. He was like, well, no, I
Listened to it myself and I was kind of disgusted right from what I said, right?
Yeah, it says but the reality of it is is you know, this is this is 12 years of my podcast, right?
And you guys are pulling up shit. That's just ridiculous, right?
you know that each one of them has context and what this is is this reeks of
somebody trying to cancel they couldn't cancel them because of the
Podcast of the the kovat doctors that failed that fail
This is how so they go. Okay vaccine and misinformation, right? So, okay that failed
Let's go dig up this let's make this compilation of all these and not gonna work and put that out
They're gonna try to beat him up in any way they can
And that's gonna fail as well. Yeah, and then they're gonna go
That's already come out and offered him a hundred million dollar contract. Yeah, they have is it rumble or getter? It's one. It's rumble
one hundred million dollars
That's how much Spotify is paying them so much Spotify's paying them and Spotify's collapsing it
You know what and here's still Spotify shit in their pants right now
Because they're overextended and their stock is in the toilet and the stock has been dying for six months
So this is actually their stock. I don't know how long Spotify has been around but if you were to go back to
2019 the stock right now is about the same as it was in 2019
Oh, no, so it but it's been around for a long time. Yeah, it went up and it jumped up
2020-21 and then all of a sudden dropped back down to where it was in 2019. So is that a bad thing?
Well, it's not good. But maybe during those two years, you know life was good. Oh, that's right. That was with Trump
Yeah, and that's what that was with Joe Rogan. That was Joe Rogan before Joe Rogan before Joe Rogan was a bad thing
Right. Yeah. Well, that's true, too
But I mean the the demise of Spotify
I mean just specifically from the last six months has dropped down because I also they were going up and down up and down and
This is the tail end of it. Well, I also think that Spotify is getting a bad rap because a lot of the artists
Are pushing back saying I get paid a dollar a year
When you play my music there the artists of today are not getting
Spotify is a lot bigger than podcasts. I guess or a subsection of what Spotify really is. No, no, I heard that
Is it really? Oh, yeah. Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah podcasts dominate the the revenue for Spotify
Yeah, I was not aware
But the the musicians themselves do not make any money off of Spotify, right? That's why they hate Spotify
That's why they can say stupid shit like we're gonna boycott
We're gonna remove our music because they're not getting shit
The whole thing was so Neil Young, like Neil Young
If I could draw your attention to Neil Young and let's talk about Neil Young and Neil Young's music
So first of all, he sold his music
All right, and they did a little research and I don't know if I'm connecting
I'm connecting the dots or if I'm making this up. I'm not making it up
It was definitely out there for people to read but Neil Young he sold his
His music to one of those called black gem
Black gem is the name of the company
Like black gem record
It's actually not wrecked. I'm full
It's black gem is it's just the name of the company and black gem the CEO or one of the main
head guys, okay
was also
Had the same job as
Uh had the same job at um, Pfizer
Oh god
So i'm not saying they're related. I'm just saying you have this guy with a very prestigious job at Pfizer
Oh, yeah, and now he's in black gem. They they merged somehow
And now he's and he sold his music to black gem, right? So it's just like you know
Do you think that guy had some influence?
Of course, you know, so, you know and he sold his music so he doesn't really you know
What are you going to say pull my music? It's not your music. Yeah, he doesn't really have yours
But but he kind of does because they did pull it
Right, well, I mean they did pull it they did pull it but you know
That's what I mean, it's a flip on the radar
Listen to Neil Young anymore. We cannot I turn him whenever I hear it on the radio. I can't stand
Neil young rock in the free world. No, that song's terrible. Yeah, I'm sorry. His music is terrible
It was the no. Well actually, um, I would have thought it was the most
Irrelevant pulling of music until I heard joni mitchell
When johnny mitchell said she was gonna pull her music. I was like that just topped
Irrelevance, right?
compared to neil young and it's funny because
You see the correlation where you're pulling your anti-government song
To support the government basically, right? Yeah. Yeah, you absolutely are you're a huge anti-government singer
All your songs are big anti-government
And look what's happening. Yeah, they've kind of
Changed their tune
Guys, we cannot possibly overstate
The influence of big pharma
No, it's tremendous. We cannot possibly overstate it and I could I can tell you more articles that I read in the
In the last couple weeks
about the studies
So, you know how they always say oh
Uh, you know, there's a study that just came out that says this is this is that and this is that right?
So they went through five different studies where they analyzed in detail
These are scientists that are like, you know
Dug into the abstracts and the data that they're presenting doesn't even support their argument
It actually supports the opposite
They just release this stuff to think no one's gonna what look at this
So here's the thing. So the art they know how hard it is scientists know how hard it is to get published
And to get published in reputable magazines
Those magazines are funded by big pharma
So they're not going to allow you to publish any study with any conclusion that is contradictory
right
to
To what the narrative is
That is supported by big pharma
So it was a very effective. You're not going to have hydrochloroquine. You know, I have any of these drugs that actually work
Yes, so here's what's interesting. So they're writing these articles and they're saying these things and drawing a conclusion
But if you look into the data, the data actually supports the exact opposite
So this this guy that was like analyzing all of these said there's one of three things that are going on here
One is they're completely incompetent. They just don't even understand their own data, which is
Incredibly unlikely. Right? The second one is god. I wish I could remember the second argument. The second argument was
um
I don't remember the second one. But the third one was
They know exactly what they're doing and they're managing to get published anyway, because no one ever reads this shit
No one reads it except what they're saying is for the people that do
Meaning the the rest of the scientific community and the medical community they're saying read the data. We're basically a whistleblower
Like we're screaming
This is
Like we're getting we're publishing and read it because it's it's not true
You following me here? So they're like whistleblowers of big pharma, but they but the report rate article that I read
The report basically is biased. It says it does work, but the data doesn't very the data doesn't support right
But they still say it works
But it's sort of like what jeff was saying earlier where it's not a 99%
failure
It's a point two success. No, no in this it's even more blatant like the data doesn't even support their argument. Wow
That's like at all
Like at all. It's the opposite like if they were to say it's a 40 percent a 40 percent 40 percent of america has been saved
In the article it would say 40 percent of america has died needlessly
That that's how dramatic the data doesn't support what the abstract says
Send that article over to me. I want I will I will it's fascinating. I mean, it's a really long read
That's the thing some of these sources i'm getting
They're very detailed because they really really care right? It's actually the children's health network
And so what these people do is they're generally against vaccines in general, but it's more than that. They're against
Pesticides on crops. Yeah, they're against you know, they're against
Energy sources that aren't healthy for the of the environment like nuclear power, which you know, i'm like well if we did it
Right, so you read liberal stuff. No, it actually isn't at all. So they very much supported the frontline doctors
Frontline remember the guys that stood on the on the steps of the capital
In their white coats and they were like saying all these things very early in the process and they were completely shunned
I don't remember. Oh, no, you don't remember
Okay. Well, yeah, well, that's proven. I will i'll send it to you guys. Yeah send it to me. I'll read it very fascinating
One of the things that because just triggered my memory is and it's it's a tv show, but I think
The argument and I said it's run
I was gonna say soylent green, but yeah, buck rogers
Were you gonna say soylent green? No, I was not I was gonna say logan's run
Um, what was the
The the the the logan's run go. I don't remember. Sorry. I totally hijacked what I was gonna say is I sent you guys
Only because my it was a tiktok and my friend sent it to me. It was that scene in uh, yellowstone
Where the environmentalist vegan?
Uh, yes was was sitting there and saying you kill thousands of cows every day or whatever it was
And he's like do you plow?
the field for the
Uh quinoa or sorghum or whatever the hell you eat. Yes. Yeah, they kill everything
Yeah
So when you do that you kill everything every snake the bird the the the vole the mole
Oh, it was actually it was expertly like delivered to by kevin costner, right?
And he's like he's like so you kill everything but it's the way he phrased it was
When does it count?
Does the animal cute enough for it to count for you to kill it?
Right for you to eat for you to eat for you to eat. Yeah, and she just stared at him
It was it was an excellent argument. It's like I never thought of that. I'm just like
I haven't even thought of that
How do how do how do how would the vegans argue against that because some vegans it's not vegetarians
It's the vegans the milton vegans who are anti-animal
You can't eat animal because you're killing them. Well, okay
The food you eat does the same thing. It's just they're different animals that you're killing correct to get there
How do you think you got that? Yeah, so all the fields so much carrots. There's none left for the rabbits
I only eat the carrots that don't kill this. Well, how do you know this right unless you grow them yourself?
Yeah, you know what I tried I chalked that up to just general ignorance and naivety
It kind of goes back to they're just naive. I mean, I don't I don't fault them for that. They're ideology
They're ideology. They just don't think that I'd idealist right there. They ideologues. They're doing the right thing
They want to do the right thing, but they don't wrap your head around it when you're picking the shit up at the supermarket
Yeah, they don't they don't understand how it really works
Well, it's just like the electric car owners who are doing it to save the environment, correct
You're really not saving the environment right because of the lithium mines
Have you seen those things and where do you think your electricity comes from?
The people who are critical of energy critical of fossil fuels, correct?
So naive so ignorant about how the world really works
If you have removed fossil fuels from this planet, it would set civilization in general and progress and and uh reduction of poverty and
We would all be in poverty. We would still be in the freaking stone age. Yeah, we would without fossil fuels. Yes. Yeah
Yeah, 100 factory stop it everything stops it advanced human society in good ways in bad ways
like
astronomically
Right. We would still be using probably
actually
All the medicine swords to all the all the health probably not investments every all the advancements would go away
Long baskets. I mean you're talking about farmer too and how big pharma has the control and
And uh on the medicines and you know, I was thinking
You know, there are so many doctors
That get called a quack right or just get shamed by their community simply because
They found an alternative medicine that works correct and they're like, yeah
No, it doesn't work. Yeah shame shame and then all of a sudden their shit gets buried and then they don't know how to make
Uh, what was what was that medicine was talking about? We don't know. We just stupid idiot big pharma
Yeah, big pharma. Well, so they have um, they've got something that that actually works and I don't know why they don't talk more about it
and that is
using
sound waves
To kill a specific frequency
So they know if they do know the like for covet for example
If they know the frequency to covet they just expose you to that frequency and it will kill it
You know, they've got cancer there has to be repercussions to that
No, they say that if you and these are tests that were run in germany where they used a sonic
uh
world war two
Some were on there. I knew they had uh, no, these are not
some sort of sonic system where they were dialing into certain types of uh of cancer and
You know, it's just like if you raise it up, uh a frequency decibel or whatever
It would like fry you if you lower it will fry you but if you get right in there
And like to get it down to the thousandth it'll it starts to you can start analyzing how things work
Wasn't there a scientist that studied the like ever-living fuck out of that?
But then he got like shunned and like shit on well, that's what i'm referring to no one knows who that big pharma
He's got he's he has his literature published, you know, and they it's it's out there
Is that is that what you're getting this from you have to do the study for it? What i've heard that guy
Is that what you're getting this from this is from the 1950s?
50s. Yeah, but there's like a scientist that like proved that like that is correct. Yeah, he was a doctor and then like
Like everyone said like that's not with sound waves is basically long story short and it's like
They threw him out of the
of the
Of the doctor ship. I don't know what they did
But the end of the story the shit he did it worked and it right it didn't have any like side effects
And you know what? It's not not any different than I don't know his name things that can't be patented
Right all sorts of natural herbs all sorts of natural supplements vitamin d, right?
I mean all sorts of all sorts of dietary supplements that cannot be patented
All right. So here we are are
Ultrasound waves and and ridiculed these because big pharma cannot
Cannot profit from it. It says it these ultrasound waves with the frequency is higher than what humans can hear
It was used as a cancer treatment
The high intensity bursts of the ultrasound can easily heat up the tissues
It will kill the cancer cells and only the cancer cells and not even affect the the regular cells
So why do you think big pharma would be threatened? Where does moral the cell finally medicine right medicine?
very expensive if you've got if if I've got a sickness and whatever we'll just call it 5a
Are you making it?
Whatever just make it up. It's all right. Well 5a. Let me see here. That's frequency 0.052345
Okay, go ahead step in that box over there
Okay, that whatever you had is gone
Yeah, it's gone. It's killed. Yeah, that's not good because we could charge you 500 bucks a pill
Yeah, where does this is basically the rest of your life for the rest of your life. Where does moral override greed?
It doesn't it doesn't greed I don't understand that rushes
Morale, I don't understand that well didn't there is that human nature isn't there a CEO of a pharma company?
Who just got thrown in prison?
Because he got busted for just way overcharging for medicine doesn't surprise me and he's in jail now. He should be
And and there is no reason I can't I have to research that that was very vague and there's there's also
Do you guys know about the 430 432 Hertz and the 528 Hertz? I?
Know about 527 and 444
But not the two that you just mentioned so they it's for example
Yes
Are you gonna zap me with shit and try to know it's it's kind of hard to explain because I'm not I don't know
Enough about it, but what I'm getting at is that it basically it it
Changes the definition of I'm gonna make this up of like what e flat is center e flat
Okay, and they have a certain frequencies as our guys we have we have a full spectrum of sound
We have to you know, we have what's in the books here, but we need to determine
Where if we have C Center where is C Center?
Center where is C Center what frequency are we gonna start at C Center?
Okay, and so still in the con in the context of medical health. Yes, okay, okay, so sorry
So what they're what they what they said is that alright?
Well see like if you go to the piano and you hit C. Yeah, it's it's like
432 whatever and I'm making that up. I'm just making that up. So they're saying alright. Well this specific
Note is gonna be this specific frequency
Yes, and so but what that did is it changed everything?
so because when they when they ended up using like the 528 Hertz version of
the spectrum they were they were finding that that specific hurts of
That was was doing things right like the guy that was
Making water boil
Right, you know with electromagnetic wave ultrasound waves making water boil right with sound that that could be an
Well, well it could also be a weapon and we've seen some videos of that where it could be a defense thing where there's certain frequencies
That will actually kill you it'll make you nauseated. It'll make you shit lose your bowels. Well, isn't that the Havana syndrome?
You know I'm talking about I don't know but but there there's been studies
But the thing is in order to make it the amplitude big enough
It's it's not practical but there's frequencies that you could shoot it like
People that will kill them. Oh
Man seven seven hurt every funny show for the second half, but you know what it was interesting
It was educational. It was educational and this was like a three-week, you know hiatus
Yeah, we're gonna we're more more all over the place today than we were typically
well, because we're trying to cram in all this emotion and passion and knowledge and
Knowledge and frustration and we've got a lot of frustration
Frustration frustration. We're very frustrated with life dude. I filled up my car today
$70
Yeah, I did the same thing. I'm not kidding my expedition. I filled it up and I usually don't even look I was like
She'll it we just spent $76 filling up this car
Unbelievable
Biden let's go Brandon. Let's go Brandon. All right. Well, it's dudes like us. It's it's February 8th
We've got a week before the about this weekend the great Super Bowl of the Great Bengals Super Bowl go Bengals go Bengals
My name is Brandon
Well, I'm not
I'm not Brandon. You guys let's go Brandon. Let's go Brandon. I'm Paul. Let's go Paul
All right, see you next time