Quick announcement before I start. Next week we're gonna have a special announcement, special episode. Be sure to listen.
Anyway, this day has been absolutely unique. Why is today unique? More than anything.
Well, my brother started his business, if you guys know already. And I decided to go out and help him.
Thing is, I really like the job. Like, holy shit. I mean, it's not every day you get to see wasps and you get to control pests.
It's very simple. I would go into detail, I'm not sure if I can, but there's basically a chemical that freezes wasps and I've never seen that before in my life.
Now that I have seen it, I'm hooked. That was fucking cool. Welcome back to Meatweed Podcast where we are on Twitter a lot more.
I mean, X, sorry. There's a lot of people who have been getting on me for saying it wrong, okay? It's X, whatever.
I call it Twitter because everyone else calls it that. Anyone with half a brain does. And I don't care for Elon Musk, okay?
It's just that. Simple. I don't hate the guy, I don't... Whatever, okay? Let's move on.
Anyway, the real hair bear on Twitter, X, whatever, just posted the worst photo of chicken and waffles that I've ever seen.
It's very literal. The chicken isn't fried, it's pretty much just boiled, and it's half a waffle with gravy.
And he appears to be drinking it with whiskey, so... Yeah. Anyway, a lot going on today. Anyway.
There's a historic moment that happened recently and I wanted to address it. Something very nice.
Something that me, as an internet meme veteran, someone who's been around the internet since I was a child,
and has seen it grow and develop, this really does bring a smile to my heart.
There was an old meme, right? I remember primarily Sonic in a funny text format was saying,
if sex is so good, why is there no sex too? And then a lot of things started happening where we got the second version of this,
second version of that, which was great, you know? It made for a funny meme, made us all chuckle.
It's very old, very, very dead, very old meme. Having said that, there was also an even older meme that came back.
It comes in Ghosts. It's one of those things where it comes in Waves and it's always funny if you are an internet veteran
and you know a lot about it. Number one. And my favorite... I don't know how to explain it. I don't know why I said number one.
Anyway, this is one that I like because it brings me back hearing it. Rick Astley's Never Gonna Give You Up.
You know, getting Rick rolled, basically. Well, it's funny hearing it, right? Because we got Rick rolled too.
Like, he straight up said, you know, Rick Astley straight up made it. And they even made it in the most simple form.
If you want to see it, Rick Astley made a second Never Gonna Give You Up, basically. Never Gonna Give You Up 2.
Also known as Never Gonna Stop. And if you want to see the music video, it's been out for two weeks.
I highly recommend seeing it. I actually wasn't aware of it. But thank you to Lessons in Meme Culture for enlightening me on this topic.
I'm actually surprised seeing it too because the thing is the entire music video was shot on an iPhone.
Like, it was very simply done, you know? Everything wasn't... You know, it didn't need to be bombastic.
It didn't need to be absolutely theater level, you know, production. He kept it simple. Rick Astley kept it simple.
And what I like about it, right, is that because of his fame, he went into retirement to focus on raising his family and loving his kids.
Which I can respect. I can respect seeing that. And he came back just to, you know, just to shoot a glance.
Just a smile. Saying, hey, I made this song, it became a meme, and now it's time for another one. You know, it's time for a sequel.
And boy, did it work. Because how many people don't know who Rick Astley is or getting Rick rolled? You know, stuff like that.
Especially that iconic moment years ago when Rick Astley himself was Rick rolled.
By the way, it's funny thinking about the history of the Rick Roll because originally the term wasn't Rick Roll.
Originally, Rick Roll was... It's a successor to a previous joke, which is a Duck Roll.
A Duck Roll is simply, you get someone to click a link, and instead of Rick Astley's never gonna give you up, you get a duck with wheels. It's a Duck Roll.
I never understood why it was funny, but nevertheless, this was early internet, you know, Web 1.0. It was funny to them.
And I guess because of that, you know, over time, jokes develop, or they'll repeat, or you know, things will evolve over time.
As they tend to do. And this is no different. Rick Astley is basically never gonna give you up to, or never gonna stop, really is an homage to the old song.
If you listen to it, even without the context of the meme, it's just a beautiful song. I like it.
Dude, Rick Astley is such a talented singer, I'm not gonna lie. I won't go off saying, oh, I'm a big Rick Astley fan, but whenever he sings, he's got the pipes, you know?
He's got the charisma. He's a good singer. I love it.
Speaking of memes, let's talk about the new iPhone. The iPhone 15 with a now universal charging port, USB-C.
It's amazing seeing it because I never thought we'd get to the point where we have the USB-C on an iPhone.
But I guess because of a UK law, instead of changing the port specifically for that market, they decided to make it universal.
It's like, USB-C now, so now everything runs on it. Which is great, because my Mac does not.
And now that it is my phone, anything I have does not have that cable. Thank you, Apple. I should not have supported you so much.
And it is what it is, you know? What I'm surprised about, though, is the chip that's in the new iPhones that are so good, it can actually run Resident Evil with ray tracing.
I heard about that and I looked up the videos and that's impressive. It's very impressive.
I'm a big fan. I'm not an Apple fanboy. I do have a Mac and an iPhone, but that's to my extent.
I'm not going to worship Steve Jobs or anything. I never really cared about it.
There is something that I do want to talk about and it's kind of controversial, but also not really.
This is more like, this is a fact and it's an objective fact and I should really just tell you straight and bluntly.
Most people don't know this and I unfortunately do. Steve Jobs died of a cancer that was easily treatable, but he wanted it to go the natural way.
It's that plain and simple. So, you know, let's pay respect to them, though.
He's gone now, but he gave us some interesting technology. So it is what it is.
But yeah, he chose the naturopathic way. Which, you know, whatever floats your boat.
You know, the iPhone when it first came out was actually pretty much like it looked like alien technology.
Speaking of alien technology, guess what the Mexican government released recently?
Let's talk about this whole thing, okay?
Apparently, I don't know if I believe it yet. I don't fully believe it, but at the same time, if this was a smaller group of people,
maybe I would look the other way. But the Mexican government recently released two alien bodies believed to be a thousand years old based on carbon dating.
I didn't need a translator. I speak Spanish. I was watching the press conference. Apparently, it was a three hour long live stream.
And they even found some stuff inside one of the aliens, which was a thousand years old.
Okay, again, carbon dating, carbon-14 dating specifically.
They found what was considered, many people were debating on what it was based on x-rays. They found eggs, quote unquote eggs, three of them.
Or it could be more. We don't know. Or it could be organs. I don't even know, man. Okay?
But the thing is, here's the thing, right? There's a thing about the person who discussed the aliens and like the one who actually initially brought him out.
This person in Mexico is known for alien conspiracy hoaxes. That's the problem here.
That's why I don't have my, you know, that's why I don't have, I have my rational skeptical headset on. You know what I mean?
What's his name again? Jaime Maosan is his name.
However, I dig one thing wrong. It wasn't conspiracies. It was just the phenomena of alien life.
And the thing is, the guy who was actually under oath some years ago was also attending.
This was again, a three hour live stream. But the thing is, the bodies are under a glass table, right?
We can't fully dissect. We can't fully experiment. Not even experiment. What am I saying?
We can't fully look at these things. Okay? Is it exciting if it's true? Absolutely.
But I don't know, man. I'm really skeptical about this. They look a little too paper mache to me.
If you know what I mean. If you know what I mean. Obviously, they're mummified. That's the thing.
If they are as old as they claim, they'll be incredibly mummified.
But also the x-rays, you know, it's not like you were watching them take x-rays in person, right?
There are already photos that are already there. I don't understand why we're so obsessed with
alien life. Maybe just because it's something new and humans are curious creatures.
But I also don't understand, more importantly, why people commit hoaxes. Am I calling him a hoax?
Probably not. I'm not directly saying that he's lying. I'm just saying, you know, it's happened
before in the past. Even with modern day technology that we do have, let's be reasonable. You know
what I mean? I mean, yeah, it's dead and it's been mummified for thousands of years, allegedly.
But until we see one alive and well, we don't really know. If you pull up photos of the specimen
that we currently have, I did some, right? I opened it and I was looking at it. The thing is,
I can't. I just can't believe it. Okay? Literally, I can't. Like,
it looks fake to me. Incredibly fake. If you look at the arms, they look way too stiff. It looks like
a stick covered in paper mache. Again, the heads look creepy. The eyes are big and the mouth is
incredibly small. Again, easy to fake, but I just wouldn't know how you did it. If it is a fake,
it's a very good one. Forgeries have happened in the past. We had, not even recently, in the grand
scheme of things, it's not recent at all. There was a first hoax, which was the alien autopsy,
which was just chicken guts and a really realistic looking doll. But, again, it was a hoax.
Even, and the problem here, right? The really big problem is when people come out saying,
yeah, it's a hoax, I'm sorry. There are those who will not believe that. They want to believe,
so they're going to be like, no, he's just, he's being forced to say that. The government's hiding
it. The government's literally showing you. Okay? In this case. And it's crazy to me, thinking about
that, because there's, there are some people that if they want to believe something, they're going
to believe it. Like no matter what, it's just going to be something that unfortunately we can't
change. Humans can be stubborn by nature. Some of them, especially. There will be some that refuse
to admit they're wrong. And rather than admit they're wrong, they'll just constantly believe a
lie or they'll find any kernel of truth to it. There's also another word for it, right? Where
anything confirms what you think, you're going to latch onto that and ignore other stuff. That's
called confirmation bias. And we're all, all susceptible to it. Doesn't matter how smart you
are, how many years you have studying something. Everyone is susceptible to confirmation bias. Why?
I should know this myself. Okay. I'm human. I'm flawed. So are you. If you're an alien listening,
hello, beep boop bop. I hope I didn't just say something really mean. What the hell was that
joke? I'm actually quite impressed with how much stuff has happened since last week. I don't
remember covering this in the last episode of the podcast, but if you guys remember Pakui's one chip
challenge, it's, it's gone because a teenager who ate it died. Allegedly he ate 14, 16 quite a bit.
Okay. But the thing is you're only supposed to eat one and they're not meant for miners. Period.
And yet the problem is the fact that it was so easy to get that miners were buying them anyway.
And that's the problem. It's a single chip in a box. It's incredibly spicy.
That's the point of it though. The point is it's incredibly spicy. I think I did mention this last
week, just in case I did miss something though. I did want to make sure, you know, bring it up at
least, but it's, it's sad that the way it was pulled off shelves was that somebody died as a result.
That just shows you the carelessness of a lot of people and companies as a whole. Like I don't
blame the company. I, I don't blame anyone. Okay. And who was going to know that they were going to
die as a result. In fact, the person reportedly was feeling okay. Like at first they were like,
it felt really awful. And then they said, Oh, I'm feeling okay. And then they just,
they just found them dead. It's really sad thinking about it, but these things do happen. And all we
could do is be careful and vigilant for next time. Something might happen like this again.
Challenges are meant, you know, they're, they're, they're challenges. Okay. You could fail a
challenge. I'm not, I'm not casting light on, I'm not making light of the situation. Okay.
It sucks that it happened. And I do feel bad. My condolences go out to that family member
of, you know, obviously they have a family, but yeah, it sucks that that happened. I never got
to try the one chip challenge. So I wouldn't know. I don't like spicy food. I don't do that.
And I'm on keto anyway, so I can't even eat the chip, but still for those in Chester County,
you probably know about the story about a prison inmate who recently escaped and
the way they escaped their, their, their escape clip came viral. It was actually quite interesting
because it showed a massive flaw in the prison system. He climbed out. That was it. It's very,
it wasn't easy, but it's the fact that he could do it. That's the problem. It was an
inmate by the name of Daniello Cavalcante, which was in prison for stabbing his girlfriend,
apparently ex-girlfriend. Yeah. So here's the thing, right? I normally don't mind. Um, you
know, when, when stuff like this happens, it's often just kept in the news for most people.
And you know, that's the end of that. The problem is here locally, where I'm from,
because this happened in a major prison, a major, you know, penitentiary, every penitentiary was on
edge. They were looking for flaws in their system. And I happened to live close to one.
That's incredibly big. One of the most famous ones where Charles Manson died, they were not
taking it lightly. They heard the news and they immediately just kind of, they thought, okay,
maybe if there was a flaw in this prison, there's going to be multiple in this one.
Cause this is much bigger. So they looked around, they were, they had cops everywhere. I'm not going
to lie. They took this very seriously as they should, but I'm just saying for you guys who
aren't living next to major prisons, you wouldn't have noticed much, um, as much as I did where me
and my brother, cause we were out and about today, there was just cops everywhere and big vans. So
there was always, um, there, there was a lot of them. There were remaining vigilantes, there was
remaining vigilant. And I really don't know what they were planning on doing. Like if they found a
flaw, are you, are you going to rebuild the whole thing? How does that work? Where are our tax dollars
going? Man, I mean, you know what? I just want to take a moment to talk about something. Um,
before I continue, uh, I've been, I read this book years ago and I'm just saying if you guys like
reading, um, go on Amazon, look up Piero Monami. It's P-I-E-R-R-O-T-M-O-N-A-M-I and that's by Raymond
Kino. Um, a really good book. I recommend if you guys read, I look up, I'd look up that book on
Amazon. I bought it years ago. I read it and I just, I loved it, you know, it's a good book.
For those curious in my, um, in my link tree, I also have my own book, but you know, I'm just
saying when I read a good book, I recommend it. You know what I mean? I've also been doing audible
more, but I think audible is, I don't know how to explain it, right? You just, there's something
about holding a physical copy of a book because even if you don't read it, you still have access
to it no matter what. Me, when I canceled my audible subscription, I lost half of my stuff.
They say you can keep the books that you pay for, but that's just it. If, if it's included with an
audible subscription, when you lose a subscription, you lose the book. It's that simple, but yeah,
it's better to have a physical copy of the book. So you may be asking why did I finally talk about
the news? Cause I haven't done that in a while. Well, the truth is there has been a lot going on
in the news, but none of it has been interesting to me. None of it has been things that I want
the listeners to hear about. Okay. Nothing has been, Oh, look at this. This is incredible.
Cause mostly it's like sport news, politics news, stuff I don't really want to talk about.
There's a thing that happened recently in Mexico, but that would keep, that would be considered
political. So I don't want to talk about it, but one more thing before I move on, there's a thing,
Powerball winner, Edwin Castro splurges on a new $47 million LA mansion because this guy won $2
billion. And the funny part is a lot of people are saying, Oh, he's going to lose all his money.
He's not going to have a lot of money after a certain amount of time. You know, people are
giving their two cents and quite frankly, you know, rightfully so, because the thing is when it comes
to Powerball winners, a lot of them have been, or lottery winners in general, a lot of them have
not been the smartest with their money and have splurged on things that really shouldn't have been
splurged on. You know, a lot of them, I've heard stories about like lavish parties, lots of drugs,
alcohol, uh, luxury cars, you know, things of the sort, because the thing is this is now a lifestyle.
This is now a life that they've never been able to experience. You know, that's the term, uh,
new money, I guess where, yeah, you, you finally come into money and you don't know what to do with
it. So you're spending it in ways that are incorrect or, you know, in this case, you know,
he spent maybe a quarter of what he earned or earned, what he won, but that's it, just a quarter
of it, which he had quite a lot. And I'm pretty sure interest is going to, you know, build up every
year and he could just live off that. If that's the case, you know, good for him, that'd be clever.
That'd be how I'd go about it. But if he can't, if he can't, you know, hold back and start spending
more and more of it, then yeah, that's, that's not going to last long, which let's, let's, let's hope
for the best for this Powerball winner. Good for him. And there's a mosquito on my face. Oh my God.
We were talking about, you know, news and stuff, things that are modern, you know, things that have
happened this week. There's been quite an eventful week. Okay. It's, it's good. It's great. I love
seeing that. I love hearing about new things that have finally happened, things that are exciting
to talk about that aren't just sport related or politics. Why is that the only thing people
fucking talk about on Twitter? Anyway, there's this thing that happened some years, nine years,
years ago. I would say it's a few years ago now, but I'm pretty sure a lot of you remember pink
sauce from, from TikTok. It was a phenomenon. It was a sensation. Everyone wanted to try this
beautiful pink sauce. They thought, Ooh, it looks delicious. Then there was controversies about
packaging because the person who made it didn't even know what the FDA was. They said stuff
much to their dismay. They said things like, what do you mean FDA? I don't sell medical products,
even though food and drug administration, the first letter, man, the first letters, food,
food and drug administration. Okay. I get it. I get it. Not a lot of people know that it's okay.
I get it. But you know, having said that, regardless of everything that happened,
the pink sauce lady overall got her sauce in Walmart. You know, she got it into shelves at
Walmart, which is a huge W for a lot of people. It's a big win. If those who don't know,
that's a very difficult thing to do. In fact, that's, I'm actually quite impressed with that.
I love that. And you know, that's good for her. Good for her. Having said that, when is the last
time you heard anybody mentioned pink sauce? Exactly. When is the last time you heard anyone
even talk about it or anything? Okay. It's just, that's the problem with hype. When hype is too
high, eventually it goes away and then it just trickles down really, really badly. It just comes
crashing down. Okay. Imagine if interest in something is like a mountain. You're making your
way up. A lot of people know about it. So more people discuss it. More people know about it.
Interest is going up. A lot of people want it. Stores are selling out. Okay. It's a big deal.
But what happens when all of that hype, when all of it just disappears, people stop talking about
it. They tried the sauce. Some say it's mediocre. Some say it's okay. Others say they try it again.
Others try to make it at home, only better. And some people do make it at home, only better.
What happens to the product that you were selling? That's the problem.
Interest has gone down. In fact, how low is interest in pink sauce? Not only is it no longer
a trending topic. I got a photo here, right? I'm actually going to post it on. I'm going to use it
as the picture. All of the pink sauce bottles are on clearance at Walmart. I have seen a single one
purchased. One. Okay. This isn't a photo I took myself. I found it online. And it's just kind of
sad because the pink sauces are no longer pink. They look kind of beige colored. They have a very
distinct color to them still, but it's no longer the pink sauce. And also I've heard many people
say the pink sauce isn't even that good. It was mediocre at best and it was destined to fail. Well,
we are now in the destined part. You know what I mean? The prophecy has been foretold by definition
the prophecies that which is foretold. Thank you. Exibio renegade angel. Having said that the
dominoes have finally fallen. So yeah, pink sauce is, um, out of favor for a lot of people now,
which is a damn shame. Maybe it could have lived up to the hype. If, if some things were slightly
different, if it had a gimmick, if it had a special food that would go good with it,
that would be fine. You know, that'd be okay. If you had a specific dish, maybe you put it in hamburgers
or French fries, you know, you become the next catch up. Basically, if you became that,
then you'd be a millionaire. You know, your product will be flying off the shelves.
The problem is it didn't catch on. That's the term. It didn't catch on. It didn't hold any
cultural significance, maybe for a little bit, but it didn't latch on. It didn't claw in. It didn't
embrace the storm. It just, it just fell off the wayside and people knew about it. Yeah,
people knew about it. Yeah. It's just like easy squirt. You guys remember that the ketchup with
different colors? Yeah. Not a lot of people cared for it unless you were a child in the 90s. And
even then the carcinogenic colors were probably not good for eating, but you know, we still did
it anyway. But yeah, that's the problem with the pink sauce thing is that no one's talking about
it anymore and no one wants it anymore. Was it good? I don't know. I've actually never tried it,
but I've heard a lot of people say it's okay. My girlfriend herself even said she tried it before
and it was just okay. In fact, she said it tasted like something was going rancid. That's the problem.
Yeah, it's, I don't know. It's gone. You know, the hype is dead. It's gone.
There's a thing that comes up every now and then that I'm reminded of. It's just kind of funny.
The internet is always looking for the next meme. I mean, it does not matter how many funny things
are online. A lot of people are going to find the next thing to laugh at or the next thing to post
and have a bunch of text on it. You know, maybe a funny cat says, hike and has cheeseburger. How
many people even remember that? It's funny seeing it, right? Because I'm looking at one here.
There's a painting. If you guys know this name, you're going to giggle. It's by Nate Hallinan.
This drawing was created in 2014. You might know it as the realistic smurf cat. Why the hell is
it so popular? It's a damn, I just keep hiccuping. Well, it's all over the place. It's just funny to
see it because I don't know. It's just funny to me because it's the same. It's the same cat every
time. It's just, it's just so, it's so goofy, man. I keep, I need to, I need to chill with the memes,
man. I've just been browsing way too many memes. I've been going on Twitter when I'm not on memes
when I'm not on Twitter or at work. I'm on memes, you know, I'm doing all this. I, um,
it's been a fucking, it's been a ride. Also, there's a thing going on recently at my house
and it's, it's, it's, I'm sorry. I got to get a little personal for a bit and it's going to suck
because the thing is, right, we're dealing with stuff at the house, um, a plumbing issue, which
needs to be addressed right away. And it's not easy. It's not easy, nor is it cheap. The problem
is I don't really have the money to fix it. And I don't think any of us do right now. Um, as you
remember in the beginning of the year, we had very little work because of the storms that were hitting
and we're not that good off financially. The problem is, you know, it's, it's, it's, it's
something when, when you're an adult and you have to pay for all this stuff, it's another thing when
insurance won't cover anything and it's just a, it's a pain in the ass. You know what I mean?
But, you know, we'll get through this. Um, having said that I do, I am thankful for one thing,
though. I am thankful for all of you people who always listen and support me in any way you can.
I appreciate everything. Okay. Even if you're just listening to the podcast or watching me on
YouTube, I appreciate it, man. I really do. You know, you guys take time out of your day to,
to listen to me, even though I barely say anything of note, you know, I'm just a goofy guy on the
internet and it's been staying that way for years. You know what I mean? Like that's, that's how shit
is. So I want to thank you guys specifically one area. Okay. New York city podcast network.
I don't know how to explain it, right? But you guys have always been putting me on the,
the pick of the week. You guys have been putting me front and center and I absolutely love you guys
for it. I want to give you a big thank you. If you're not listening on New York city podcast
network, go on their website and check it out. They've been really big help for the podcast,
helping us grow and everything. Spotify has finally, um, put in some work too, where they
can finally label us properly, you know, it's not analog horror. It's not any of this, not news.
It's just, you know, me talking and they, they, they labeled it correctly arts and entertainment,
basically. And YouTube is still kind of funny about it. YouTube is constantly labeling me as
politics, which no, I'm not. I'm the exact opposite. I try to be away from politics. Okay.
And yet YouTube has that as a default. I don't know why I have to go back and change it every
time people who are into politics have been listening to me and I'm sorry, but I'm just not.
Okay. I'm not into politics. I don't care for it. I don't care for voting. I don't care for any of
that. It's just not me. It's just not my thing. Okay. Much of rich guys in suits. Well, they don't
care about us. You know what I mean? I'm also surprised by one thing that happened last week
that no one noticed or that no one said anything mean about at least this time. I, I don't know.
I, I've been, my old videos have been getting up there on Tik TOK again. And I'm really excited to
see that. Like I'm actually really happy whenever I see that my posts are going viral on Tik TOK or
in this case, Instagram Reels as well. But YouTube shorts have also been putting in work. I've
noticed YouTube recommended make a short with this video and I'll do it. And it'll get more views in
the original video, which awesome, great. Cause a lot of kids are watching it apparently. And
they're just scrolling through it, which that's fine too. It still counts. You know, at the end
of the day, you guys saw me. Hi, how are you? How are you doing? I'm very surprised that the thick
milk is back because last year around this time, me and my brother were doing paintball and I
actually missed doing it. We might do it again. And we were in this town, right? Where I don't
know why the AMPM, the local AMPM had this fridge that was just completely broken and
they couldn't fix it right away. So all the milk was going bad. And what I recorded was just a
milk, a gallon of milk that had been very noticeably spoiling, fermenting, and getting very,
very pressurized. Like it was ready to burst. And I just recorded and said, they got the new thick
milk here. But of course being TikTok, I recorded this over the sound of Johnny Cash's ring of fire
and it just, it popped off, which you know, awesome. I love my videos popped off, but
the one that popped off the highest was the, there's three of them, right? If you go on my TikTok,
they're all bookmarked. They're all stamped or whatever, pinned to the very top. One of them was
my truck all the way up in the air, slowly coming down because it was in a giant machine. This is
when I worked with Knight. I recorded it. I didn't think much of it. And that's all it was. What
became of it was a lot of truck drivers watching it. Another one was this lady who went SpongeBob,
SquarePants, toothpaste, and she was like brushing her teeth with candy. And I just responded with
Cannibal Corpse has a new singer, but it's a picture that I posted on my wall. And it was just a very
weird toad looking glass thing that was apparently on Etsy. And I found it. I thought it was funny.
It says Cannibal Corpse has a new singer. We don't know either. That's when I was making memes
where it looked like breaking news templates. I actually made one of my girlfriends where it says
breaking news, local woman conquers Hawaii. I thought that was funny. And the final one that's
pinned, which is my most popular one, it was a Kyle Rittenhouse video where his lawyer said the N
word three times. And I put it over Peppa Pig music. It's just a news article, right? I posted
it. And then I have my smug face smiling saying, do you think he won guys? Turns out he did. So
that's a surprise. Well, at least after that, you know, I think good lawyer then. Okay, that's going
to do it for this episode of the Meatweed Podcast. Next week, please tune in. I do have a special
announcement, but you won't know until the middle of the video. It's a familiar face who's going to
be showing up and by who's going to be showing up. I don't mean they're going to literally show up.
No, nevermind. It's hard to explain. A familiar person who was not on the podcast, but is also
not a person. I don't know. Something's coming up next week. I want you guys to hear it. Okay.
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