 Greetings, everyone, greetings, and welcome to progressive discussions as seen on the web with hard-hitting truth since 2007. I'm your host James B. Madonna, and the weeks go by fast. It is Sunday afternoon, and it is the end of January, okay, 2023. The first month is almost gone already. Time and tide waits for no man. Today, there will be NFL final playoffs for the AFC and the NFC before the Super Bowl. Now, I don't really like any of the teams that are in the playoffs, and if I watch any of them on my phone, or if I don't watch any of them, I could care less. But if I had to pick a team, I picked the Philadelphia Eagles because I'd like to see the Super Bowl champions be located in the northeastern United States where I am located, keep the championship in the northeast. And they have an outstanding team. The way they manhandle the New York Giants, defeating them in every game this season, making them look pathetic, and they were, you know. I mean, Philadelphia is only two hours away from me without traffic. Okay, so, you know, good luck to them. But, you know, I could put the game on my phone because I have the cable app on my phone, so I could watch TV on my phone. I just can't show it because, you know, some kind of copyright from the NFL. So, how was everybody doing? How was your past last week of January? And February will be here soon. And my prediction is February will go just as fast as January, which means we will be getting closer and closer to spring time and spring training in Major League Baseball is probably going to start very soon. If not, started already. I don't think there's any competition games yet, but this is a good chance for the, I don't want to call them pathetic because they really had a good season up until the playoffs. The New York Yankees, the home team were unlocated. I mean, they were in first place in the American League East. By a long distance, they were way ahead in first place for the whole season. And then they followed like cheap cameras in the playoffs in the off season. And they became pathetic against the Houston Astros. So, the Yankees with their great seasonal record goes into the playoffs and their testicles shrivel like racists. So, they made some changes. They're very determined this coming season. They regained Aaron Judge and they're right now, they haven't decided on their left fielder yet. They need a good solid left fielder and there's a lot of players that are going to compete for that permanent position this spring training. There's definitely going to be a couple new faces in the infield. I'm glad that the, oh, it's his name. Anyway, hold on for a second. Anthony Rizzo. I am very happy that Anthony Rizzo is back at first base. I think he's a fantastic ball player all the way around and I'm happy to see him back. So anyway, they'll get that good solid left fielder. I really liked this Dominican kid Oswaldo Cabrera. Oswaldo Cabrera was very impressed with him. I really was. I think he has tremendous potential and he can play left field or the infield also. He did a great job. He had a great attitude in the off season last year and there's another superstar, triple A farm league prospect. They're bringing up Anthony Volpe. He's supposed to have a lot of potential and I think the guy from the Pittsburgh Pirates, the off fielder was Brian Reynolds. His last name was Reynolds. He wanted too much money to come to the Yankees. The thing that Brian Cashman, the general manager, should avoid is paying top dollar, paying way too much for established geezers. I say old geezers, okay, with a good past track record and I will emphasize the word past track record. They were great players when they were younger and then they became well known and they became established and then they got older. Cashman has a tendency to acquire these older yet established players that made a name for themselves in the past. And father time will tick away. The sands of the hourglass will flow and those established older players will be ready for the glue factory. So I wouldn't pay. I wouldn't even bother getting them. I would get all potential superstars, triple A farm young guys that want to make a name for themselves. You know, like the Rocky movie, Eye of the Tiger. They have the Eye of the Tiger and they really are enthusiastic about performing and they're not going to cause the fortune. And that's what I would do. Personally, that's what I would do. You get a couple of famous established players on there. I mean, the Yankees have them. Now, I feel really bad for the Boston Red Sox team and the Boston and the Boston Red Sox fans because the general manager, they have Cham Bloom is named Cham Bloom. He's a cheap motherfucker. And just now, the last minute, they're starting to rebuild their club. But it's just like what my grandparents used to tell me about people going into business. You got to spend money to make money. And this guy is a cheap fuck. He just, he's penny wise and pound foolish. He cusses nose off to spite his face. So I really am very angry for and supportive of the Red Sox fans. So this Cham Bloom better get his head out of his ass and do the right thing. Okay, we have greetings from Mr. Ronnie S of Clearwater, Florida, formerly from Long Island. And happy Sunday to you, Feliz Domingo, to Ronnie S. Now, the Invasion of the Pirate Festival, did that start already Ronnie S in Tampa? This is an annual tradition, right? That's probably where they got the nickname for the football team from, the Buccaneers. Tampa Buccaneers, they probably got it from this festival, but that must be a lot of fun. I always love pirates, you know, the, the adventure and the glamorous lifestyle of the pirate and how they have a Robin Hood approach to life. Steel from the wealthy royal families. At that time, you had the, what is it King Philip of Spain yet? Yeah, you had the, the, the, the, the greedy selfish lazy welfare cheat royal family that used to hoard all of the wealth, all of the wealth and the natural resources of their country and the people got nothing, they got shit. And then the pirates turned around and they did the right thing. They, they raided those ships like those Spanish galleons and they confiscated the booty, the gold. So they had a Robin Hood way of thinking and approach to life. Oh, it's only one day. Why can't they do it like, like mainly in China does their, their combination new years and spring gala festival, which is 15 days long. It's still going on. And yes, they get a nice vacation from work. And it ends with the famous and very beautiful lantern festival. So I want to salute and dedicate this show. I know I did it last week, I think, but I want to do it again and dedicate this show to the, to China's new year, the year of the rabbit and the spring gala festival and the lantern festival where they have beautiful lanterns all over hanging. Only one day, damn capitalism, they can't wait for people to get back to work. Heaven forbid they should give the American worker a break. They really suck. But thank you for stopping by. I usually send the links out around four. Let me get these readings out of the way. Okay, let me start with this one. Of course, every time I go to an article, I get all kinds of bullshit appearing in front of me. Okay, the problem I'm having with, with this program, StreamYard, is that my audio, I mean my microphone, is for some reason, for some strange illogical reason, is not picking up any audio from any website at all. Only guests and myself and what do you call it? Any, any audio that's coming off my hard drive. Let's see what Ryan says before I get into this article. It's actually about a week of festivities leading up to the main festival parade, which was yesterday. Oh, okay. All right, sounds good. Okay, artificial intelligence is here. Artificial intelligence is here and it's coming for your job. No kidding. So promising are the tools, capabilities that Microsoft amid laying off 10,000 people has announced a multi-year, multi-billion dollar investment in the revolutionary technology, which is growing smarter by the day. Yeah, too smart. Too smart where they're already able to hold an intelligent conversation with any one of us and displaying a sense of humor, emotion, and making decisions on their own, thinking, being free thinkers, which is something that a lot of humanoids do not do. And the rise of the machines leaves many well-paid workers, vulnerable experts warned. Wow, they don't, experts don't have to tell us. Artificial intelligence is replacing the white collar workers, oh, you mean the pencil pushers? I don't think anyone can stop that, said Tang Chi and associate dean in the Department of Computing and Information Sciences at Rochester Institute of Technology. This is not crying wolf, she told the post. The wolf is at the door. From the financial sector to healthcare to publishing, a number of industries are vulnerable, she said, I mean, SHI, the man. But as artificial intelligence continues its mind blowing advancements, he maintains that humans will learn how to harness the technology. Okay. And here is a robot, an android without the soft silicone skin, right, wearing a tie. There you go. Now this android is ready for the office. And they even have resumes, how about that? Artificial intelligence is already at a point where it can do the jobs people are paid for. Yeah, then they don't get sick, they don't get tired, they don't get hung over from being a boozehound. All you do is plug them in. So if a man gets one of those real lifelike androids from Japan, they have robots in Japan, instead of taking them out for dinner and cocktails, you just plug them in, you just recharge their batteries. Artificial intelligence is already having an impact on multiple industries, professors warn, okay, blah, blah, blah, blah. Already artificial intelligence is upending certain fields, particularly after the release of Chat GPT, a surprisingly intelligent chat box released in November that's free to the public. Ah, that should be interesting to check out Mr. Ronnie S. Okay, Chat GPT. Earlier this month it emerged that consumer publication CNET, I know it well, had been using artificial intelligence to generate stories since late last year. I know some people that generate a lot of stories, we call them bullshit artists. A practice put on pause after fierce backlash on social media. Academia was recently rocked by the news that Chat GPT had scored higher than many humans on an MBA exam. Well, that's understandable. The amount of data stored on a machine and the ability to retrieve it with lightning speed is going to surpass any humanoid. All right, administered at Penn's elite Wharton School. Ah, the elite Wharton School, Pennsylvania, after Darren Hick, a philosophy professor at South Carolina's Furman University, caught a student cheating with the wildly popular tool. He told the Post that the discovery had left him feeling abject terror for what the future might entail. Yeah, I don't entail, be his tail, his ass will be grass. Hick and many others are right to be worried, said Chinmay Hedgedy, a computer science and electrical engineering associate professor at New York University. Certain jobs in sectors such as journalism, higher education, graphic and software design. These are at risk of being supplemented by artificial intelligence, said Hedgedy, who calls Chat GPT in its current state, quote, very, very good, but not perfect, unquote. All right, for now anyway, for now anyway. Here's a look at some of the jobs most vulnerable to the fast learning, ever-evolving technology. And then they go on and on, blah, blah, blah, finance, education, software engineering. I just mentioned all that. Okay, hold on. Hold on, let me go back to me. Okay, the next one is, oh, oh gee, this is a chiseless hall of shame consumer advocate article. This is interesting. Oh, and it boots it off. Where the hell is it booted off? I didn't close it. New Jersey launches new policy for car. No, that's something else. Consumer alert, marijuana dispensary scams reportedly on the rise. Oh boy. Welcome to America's version of capitalism, no matter how new the technology is, or no matter how new the industry is. It's evil tentacles always slither in to entwine itself. Okay, with new recreational pot shops now open in Rhode Island and Connecticut, it's no surprise Southern New Englanders want to give legal we to try. Unfortunately, the Better Business Bureau says scammers are already capitalizing on the interest. Well, if the cannabis is legal, then how come people can't grow it in their home victory gardens, alongside tomatoes and eggplants and peppers? I can't understand why. If it's legal, the Better Business Bureau says victims are attempting to purchase marijuana online with the promise of home delivery. But instead, scammers are creating fake websites and charging customers phony fees via cash apps. Victims say they're shelling out hundreds of dollars for products that never arrive. So the people getting stiffed. You're ordering the marijuana and they're not receiving delivery. See now, now that it is being legalized throughout the different states here in New England, scammers are keen at targeting consumer with potential scam says Paula Fleming, chief marketing and sales officer at the Better Business Bureau. The ones that we are hearing via our scam tracker have been identified as scammers that are asking for payment through digital wallet apps such as Zell or Cash App. She continues, we are encouraging people if you are purchasing through a dispensary, do not provide payment via those cash apps. In addition to avoid payments via cash apps, the Better Business Bureau says it's also important to do your research. So apparently using cash apps to make purchases is not as safe as using your bank's debit card. Not maybe not nearly as safe. This is the end. This is a new industry in Connecticut and Rhode Island and many of their businesses are new. If you have any doubts about whether a business is legitimate, visit the business in person before you hand over your money. Sales of recreational marijuana began in Rhode Island in December. Interesting. What else do we have here? Hold on. Bear with me folks. Let me see what this is about. Why are they shoving some fried eggs in front of me? A catastrophic mutating event will strike the world in two years, report says. A World Economic Forum report says business leaders believe a catastrophic cyber event is coming. Cyber crime will grow from a $3 trillion industry in 2015 to a $10.5 trillion industry by 2025. The unpredictable nature of cyber crime increases threats. The 2023 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland has filled us with lots of uplifting predictions like how companies will soon decode our brainwaves. The latest warns of a global catastrophic cyber event in the very near future. The most striking finding that we found. World Economic Forum managing director Jeremy Jergens said during a presentation highlighting the WEF global security outlook report for 2023. Is that 93% of cyber leaders and 86% of cyber business leaders believe that the geopolitical instability makes a catastrophic cyber event likely in the next two years. This far exceeds anything that we see in previous surveys. Add in the extreme unpredictability of these events. Jergens cited a cyber attack recently aimed at shutting down Ukrainian military abilities that unexpectedly also closed off parts of electricity production across Europe. And the global challenges are only growing. This is a global threat. Jergens stock secretary general of Interpol. They like the word jergen. I remember Jergens lotion, body lotion, remember? Said during the presentation, it calls for a global response and enhanced and coordinated action. He said the increased profits that the multiple bad actors reap from cybercrime should encourage world leaders to work together to make it a priority as they face new sophisticated tools. Okay, sophistication. All right, what do we got here? Now this pisses me off because it has a reflection on the current new mayor, Eric Adams. Streamyard. Streamyard is dittily dicking because they got a bunch of geeks that developed the software and run the company. And anything run by a dorky geek is going to be extremely annoying because they themselves are extremely annoying people. They always was. Chase Bank shutting down its ATMs. Crime is surging in New York City forcing many companies to rethink how they do business. Unfortunately, the impact is for reaching as even banks have to make rapid adjustments. A prime example is Chase, whose customers receive unwelcome news last week. Yeah, keep on defending the police. This is what happens. Hundreds of chase ATMs. New York City. So until now, its customers had no problem getting cash for a late night snack or trip to the bar. But that all changed on a dime. This week, the banking giant announced it would no longer allow 24 hour access to many of its ATMs in the city. Oh, 24 hour would. Oh, okay. That's not too bad. I mean, that seems reasonable in a high crime urban area where that doesn't allow people to go to the ATM machine during the wee hours. Chase cited multiple reasons for the bad news, including rising crime and vagrancy. Yeah, the the the homeless psychiatric patients that were let out of mental institutions. Ronald Reagan was the first to do that. Open up the doors to the loony bins, the booby hatches and let everybody go free. The company determined some areas were no longer safe for its customers late at night. Okay. All right, I will feel the same way. Chase provided a statement to CNN about the closures it read in part, we review our ATM hours on a case by case basis. And for a variety of reasons, they decide to temporarily close some overnight. However, the bank did not shutter the impacted ATMs. Instead, Chase instituted adjusted hours. Some ATM vestibules will close around five or six PM, but others will remain open until 10 PM. Oh, it's not too bad. Okay, related video scammers posing as Chase Bank steal thousands from our business. See, what I would do is some of the ATMs in very key areas of the city, let's say in Manhattan, not not in the not in the the low life run down ghetto boroughs of New York in Manhattan, like Midtown, whatever. I would keep some of the ATMs open for 24 hours, but I would hire like I would hire like a vigilante soldier of fortune undercover to be like a night watchman in hiding just in case anybody suspicious is eyeballing a Chase customer approaching or standing at an ATM. And that person, they could be they could be an off duty cop, whatever, but they will be armed very well armed. And just like Charles Bronson did in the death wish movies, I would just have them just blow away to low lives, you know, take them take them out of society because you're not going to rehabilitate these people. It's not going to happen. It is not going to happen folks. Now, I bet I bet there are people watching the NFL football playoff games, even if their team is not playing just for the sake of watching football. And there's a good chance that most of these people don't have any money riding on the game. So it really, it really doesn't matter if one team wins or one team loses, unless they do it to get away from their wives or girlfriends. That's possible. It could be just an excuse. I'm a little light with the subject, so I got two more left. Now this might frighten some people let me get the share screen going. I don't know why the share screen closes because I didn't close it. Okay. Earth's core is spinning in opposite direction may lead to slightly shorter days scientists found. Well, shorter days. I think there should be a shorter work week. I think it's time for the work week for full-time jobs to go from Monday through Friday to Monday through Thursday. I think everybody needs to recharge their batteries with a three-day weekend. And most people look at Friday like it's part of the weekend anyway. That's why they say thank God it's Friday. And they if they work in the office they usually have casual Friday. There was one job, well it was a temp assignment for a Mellon bank. And the office manager was a real bitch, this black lady, older woman. She says no casual Friday. We're casual enough. She's miserable. She's just miserable. Anyway, thank God I don't have to deal with any of that shit anymore because I don't have tolerance for bullshit anymore like I used to. Earth's core spinning in opposite direction. Okay, let's see what's going on here. Sunrise and shadow on the earth and space would start in universe. World, realistic, atmosphere, 3D, volumetric clouds, texture surfaces, elements of this image are first furnished by NASA. Okay. Earth's core may have slowed its rotation before completely switching directions around more than a decade ago. Scientists suggested in a new study in a report published in Nature Geoscience this week, seismologists Xiaodong Song and Yi Yang of Peking University in China said that the earth's iron core slowed its rotation in 2009. It briefly fell in sync with the planet's overall rotation during this time. Then the seismologists say the core turned in an opposite direction per CBS News. We believe the inner core rotates relative to the earth's surface and back and forth like a swing they told AFP. One cycle of the swing is about seven decades. The team explained, meaning that the core would switch direction about every 35 years. The change in the rotation would shorten the length of the day by a fraction of a millisecond over 12 months. Oh my God. And the article makes it sound like we're heading for a global crisis or a global catastrophic event. The media really cracks me up, I'm not telling you. So melodramatic. The study suggested as noted by the Wall Street Journal, yeah. Frightened people to get them to buy your publication. Okay, all right. It is the core of the earth. All right. And so it's spinning in the opposite direction. Cross-section of the varying layers of the earth, all designed in this image is, ah, fuck. I'm not going to give accolades to the people who created these computer simulated images. Earth's core is surrounded by a fluid outer core of molten iron and nickel. It is 1,500 miles thick. Yeah. So magma is consists of molten iron and nickel. Maybe it is located roughly 3,100 miles below the surface and is believed to produce the magnetic field surrounding the planet. The researchers estimated that the core also changed direction sometime in the 1970s and could switch again in the 2040s. It's a while off. AFP reported they also believe all of earth's layers are physically linked to each other. Yeah. William Shatner reveals mixed emotions from the trip to space. Everything I had thought was wrong. Okay. We hope our study can motivate some researchers to build and test models which treat the whole earth as an integrated dynamic system, they said, according to CBS News. You've got to keep plugging them, right? During their study, the team of analyzed seismic waves from earthquakes over the last six decades. All right. Is that the, okay, John of Vidal or Vidalia or Vidali, whatever the hell his pronunciation is. A University of Southern California seismologist told AFP that there's doubt around the team's findings. He explained that other research suggests the inner core changes directions every six years. This is a very careful study by excellent scientists putting in a lot of data, he told the outlet. None of the models explained all the data very well in my opinion. Okay, got one more article. Before I send out the link to join the show, hopefully this won't be a long one. This is interesting. Very interesting. Very interesting. This one is very interesting. Mr. Ron, yes. The one I'm going to read. I can't believe it's actually becoming a reality because we saw it on one of the Terminator movies, one of the newest Terminator movies. I don't know how it's done, honestly, scientifically. Science and technology. Scientists create liquid metal robot that can pass through bars Terminator style. The tiny version of the shape shifting Android from T1 demonstrates the material which alternates between solid and fluid states and could help solve medical and engineering problems. So they're experimenting with Lego shaped robots made from gallium and other metals. Interesting. In the movie Terminator 2 Judgment Day, the mission of the first Terminator played by Arnold Schwarzenegger is to protect Sarah and John Connor from the T1000, a new model of killer robot from the future who is so ductile that it can recover its shape with ease even after being hit or shot at. Now, Chinese and US scientists have created something akin to a tiny T1000. The invention made of metal that melts at near room temperature. Okay, this is amazing. Can go from solid to liquid at its creator's will. In the experiments, the robot was able to escape from a cage by going through the bars. It melted down and then solidified again on the other side. It has been able to remove a foreign object from a stomach and solder and LED circuit. This is incredible. The T1000 in the James Cameron film was a prototype manufactured by the evil company Skynet with a memetic poly alloy of liquid metal. The new robot which was presented this week in the scientific journal Matter is also made with a metal matrix and gallium which when pure melts at 85.6 degrees Fahrenheit, which is 29.8 degrees Celsius. In other words, it melts in your hands. In addition to gallium, the robot contains an alloy of three other elements, neodymium, iron and boron to amplify its response to magnetic fields. Some amazing stuff here. I tell you medicine, not science fiction. Okay, I'm sorry. The robot is made up of material known as magnetoactive phase transitional matter, a MPTM for short, a magnetic field at a certain intensity induces an electric current inside the gallium, generating heat and turning it from solid to liquid. Without reaching that threshold, these magnetic fields can also make the robot jump 20 times its height. Rotate at 1500 revolutions per minute and move at a speed of one meter per second. It might not be as big as the T1000 in the movie. It is barely a centimeter tall, but it is quite the bundle of energy. Okay, in one of the videos shared by the researchers, one can see the APTM robot in the shape of a Lego mini-figure approximately five millimeters wide and one centimeter high escaped from a small cage by going through the bars in a liquid state and solidifying again once it is free. A magnetic field is used to melt it to a liquid and remove it from the enclosure, explains Carmel Magity, professor of mechanical engineering at Carnegie Mellon University in the same way that gallium melts when it approaches 86 degrees Fahrenheit. It solidifies below that mark and once it has gone through the bars, it returns to being a hard metal. The fact that it melts in your hand does not mean that it cannot be as hard as other metals. This is amazing. The scientists devised several experiments to put their creation to the test. In one, they turned it into a screw that can reach corners, entering a hole in its liquid form and then becoming solid, sealing it. In another, the APTM robot acts as a welder on an LED circuit using part of itself as solder. Gallium works both as a solder and as a conductive material. And like other metals, it has a high electrical conductivity, so it is very effective for connecting circuits. But if it melts at room temperature, what will happen when the circuit gets hot? While it works, question mark. Magity acknowledges the problem of its change of state due to its low melting point. It is possible for gallium to soften and even melt when the circuit gets hot. It will still be conductive in a liquid state, so it would not affect its performance. However, to prevent it from leaking or spilling, it would have to be sealed with rubber or other soft insulating material, he says. As the director of the Soft Machines Lab at Carnegie Mellon, Magity's field of expertise is soft materials, from crystals to liquid metals, and he is not overly concerned with the prospect of his MPTM melting. Most of my research focuses on liquid metal circuits in which the conductive material remains liquid during circuit operation. As long as the metal is properly sealed and insulated, leaks aren't usually a course for concern, he explains. Okay, the creators of the MPTM think that they could have important medical applications. Using a human stomach model filled with water, they solved two very common problems in medicine. In one, they led the robot to a form body that needed to be removed. Once next to it, a magnet melted the robot, which then proceeded to envelop the object. Then after it cooled down, they quickly extracted it with magnets. In the other, they tested the administration of a drug wrapped in MPTM. Once it got to where it was needed, it melted and released the drug. Chang Fang Pen, an engineer from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and co-author of the paper, explained that giving robots the ability to switch between liquid and solid states endows them with more functionality. What comes next, he says, is promoting this system of materials to solve some very specific medical and engineering problems. Now, this is a really fascinating science and technology article. It really is, wow. And that's it. That is it. Oh, yeah, M&Ms. The boo sounds don't matter for belts in their mouth as long as it is alcohol. Begin. I need to take a 30 second to one minute. I'd say a one minute break, not even one minute. Might be less. Okay, there's the link. Oh, there's the four-leaf clover for that. Hopefully, we'll bring good luck to us during the show. Well, actually, I do have to run to the lavatory. I'll be right, I'll be right with you. It's a spice of life. Oh, man. Well, so how's your weekend going, Mr. Ronnie S., or anyone else who's out there watching the show? Well, that concludes the serious part. Well, not the serious part, because any part of the show can be serious, just like any part of the show can be funny. It could be adult-oriented. It could be, you know, as comical as they come. Somebody wants to bring up a serious topic. Being that this is an uncensored, multi-topic show, people are welcome to discuss anything they want. They want to smoke some cannabis in their pipe. They can do it. They want to drink alcohol beverages. They can do it as long as they behave themselves, and they don't become nasty and aggressive, and they're courteous with the other people on the show. Everything will be fine. Tonight's dinner, for me, because I did the show today, will be ordering Chinese takeout, which is a good selection. Yesterday, I made organic whole wheat spaghetti with red clam sauce this time, with red clam. No, no, that was, I'm sorry, that was Friday. Yeah, the whole wheat spaghetti with red clam sauce was Friday, and it was delicious. Yesterday, I cooked two hot and spicy with Cajun dry rub. I cooked two turkey legs, two turkey drumsticks, with a huge Idaho potato. Now, some people call them legs. Some people call them drumsticks. They're actually the calf muscle of the chicken or the turkey. It's the calf, because the drumstick is attached to the thigh. Well, what do we have? We have a thigh attached to our hip bone, to our pelvic area, and then you go south, you go down further, and you have the calf, which is made up of the two muscles, soleus and gastrocnemius. Soleus and gastrocnemius. If you do standing cabraises, you are working the soleus. If you do seated cabraises, sitting down, you are hitting the gastrocnemius. Okay, that's enough anatomy. Okay, you've got something. Let's see how many messages. Oh, okay. All right, sir. Okay. Now, what I've observed, talking about consumer issues, when you go shopping these days, you have less and less cashiers scheduled to work. There are less and less, now there's about average two cashiers, because why? They're pushing the self-checkout section. They want more and more shoppers to do self-checkout, and they frantically try to get everybody to do it. So obviously, they can reduce the workforce, and they don't have to schedule or hire that many cashiers. They can delay people off. They do the same thing in the banks. Now that they have the high-tech ATM machines, where you can put a personal check into the ATM machine or cash, as long as you position them the right way, you can make deposits. Okay, and it does many of the things, has many of the functions that were normally done by bank tellers. So that's why now you have like one teller, and I think if it gets too busy, the bank manager comes over and helps out, and then the bank manager walks away, because they want people to use that new ATM machine, so they don't have to have much of a work staff, work personnel. It can be reduced, so the greedy motherfuckers can save money. Okay, and the same thing is going on now in the supermarket, and the same thing is going on in department stores. You go to Target, you go to Walmart, especially Walmart. The Walton family that owns Walmart, they're greedy scumbags. So I refuse. I refuse. I refuse to ring my own groceries, so what? So they can accuse me of shoplifting like they did to other people? And why should I ring up my own food? Why? People are paying a premium price for groceries anyway. There should be a cashier to service you, to provide customer service. So shame on you, retail America and the bank system. This is the nature of capitalism, and you're going to see layoffs like this in exchange for computerized artificial intelligence. You're going to see it more under the Republican administration, because they only care about making a fast buck, that's what they're really concerned with. It's a profit before people and the planet. And if you're dealing with the established two-party system, you're also dealing with politicians who are paid off in CalTown to Big Pharma, Big Agua, Big Oil, and the Military Industrial Complex. So yeah, so it looks like for the most part, it looks like people are probably glued to the to the playoffs, the playoff games, even though being so fanatical about the football games is not going to change the quality of their lives, one fraction. Let me just take care of something. All right, okay, I sent the link out. Let me just keep the link like this. Okay, let me have a little intermission here. Greetings, my right-hand man, Mick Von Raven here. I took an intermission break. There you go. Pause for the cause. That was intermission. Not out of commission, but intermission. There you go. Oh, let me increase this a little bit. So you're watching the first game was in Philadelphia and San Francisco, right? I expected a much higher score. Oh yeah, what's the score? 7-7. Oh gee, really? Yeah, we're in the second. We'll see what happens here. I'm rooting for the Eagles. They knocked the quarterback out. The Eagles knocked out the Niners quarterback, Brock Purdy. Really? The Purdy Velbo on his row. They got in on him and his hand hit somebody and it was ugly. So instead of looking Purdy, he's looking ugly. Yeah, it's not looking good, but McCaffrey, the running back got a touchdown for the Eagles. But I mean, excuse me, the Niners, we'll see. The Eagles need to break out here and score again. I want the Eagles to win. They got a great team, really. Philadelphia freedom. Come on now. And they made the Giants look pathetic this past season. Yeah, I think they're going all the way. That's my thought. The Giants, their testicles shrank to tripled raisins. Yeah, the Giants blow. I've never been a Giants fan. Sorry to tell you. The Giants and the Jets for me are this because I'm in Chicago. So this was unnecessary roughness at the end. He was out of bounds when they threw him, but they didn't throw a flag. So I was speaking to a young lady from Facebook dating and she was in Florida. I said, well, let's talk when you get to town and she's come to town and we talked. She's a study of being an RN. She wants to be a nurse practitioner. Oh, yeah, they can prescribe drugs. Yeah. Well, hopefully I'd probably. So we three spoke. She seems nice. Hopefully we'll meet eventually maybe next week. She's from the Bahamas. Oh, I remember you mentioning something about her who lives in Florida. Yeah, she finally made it back to Chicago where she had lived before. I know if she grew up in Chicago, I think so. It's, I mean, it's a it's a different lifestyle. I mean, I've been to Florida squillion times. It's a different lifestyle. Coming from a major metropolis metropolitan area, major city and the suburbs and then going to go into Florida. Now, now, now you could, you could live near a city in Florida. That's true. You could be in the suburbs like like Ronnie S lives outside of Tampa in Clearwater. There's civilization there. There's life. And, you know, all the wrestlers, there's a lot of wrestlers that live there, you know, and then or you can be a victim of crime and live in the Miami area, which is not good. Remember when the rash of tourists were murdered in Miami? Tourists were murdered in Miami. Yeah, there was a run on it. Going vacation, they'd be murdered. You mean like like a mugging kind of thing? And they'd ended in murder. He's outside in the beautiful 80 degrees, but it's drier in the wintertime, right, Ronnie? Yes, in Florida. One of the other problems is the humidity of Florida. Oh, it's terrible. I'm not a fan of humidity myself. It's like a steam bath, you know? Yes, it is. It is. I heard a story of these Italian guys that drove to Florida and this riffraff came up to the driver's side, up to the door, and he was obviously riffraff. The Italian guy took out, I don't know what that was, 44 Magnum. He says, get the fuck away from me in my car or I'll kill you right when you stand. Oh, man. 44 Magnum. Yeah, that doesn't sound like a very good time. Yeah. I love the whole, well, it can get out of him because you can have crazy lunatics be vigilante. It's not going to be Charles Bronson. You saw Scarface, the remake, right, where with the Chino and the scene in the bathtub with the chainsaw. Yeah, that's what I think of when I think of Miami. I want to introduce you to my little friend, right? Say hello to my little friend. They put him on a job where he was supposed to get killed and he turned the tables and killed the people. You know, that Scarface remake was really a different movie. It wasn't even a remake to me. Yeah. I don't have concrete evidence, but by talking to enough people, the Miami Cubans were the Cubans with the money that fled Cuba before the Castro regime reached Havana. So before Castro reached Havana, the Cubans with the bucks, they took off and a lot of them went to Miami. I think some went to Mexico City and then Batista, the corrupt general Batista, I think he was a general who ran. Eagles to score. Oh, really? Yeah. He went to Santa Domingo, Dominican Republic. And he had the American mob came to rescue his casino industry to run the casinos at the hotels. At Dominican? And no, in Cuba. Yeah, Cuba was big with those gambling and all that. It was quite a entertainment district. Yeah. And it was cranking after they came to run the casinos and hotel casinos. Yeah, teach him how to do it. The casino industry was really rocking there in Cuba. And then when the revolution took place, he took all his loot and he fled to Santa Domingo, the Dominican Republic. But the Cubans in Miami who other Latin people tell me all they do is complain. Yeah, they're the Cubans with the money. Oh, they're complaining about what? Being rich? Miami has changed a lot since the early 1980s. Nothing like Scarface. So would you say Miami is a more crime-ridden area today, Ronnie? I would have to guess it is. I'm just disciplining my mug. So that video they released in Memphis was very just disturbing. I couldn't watch it all. And I don't know what's going on in this world. Police officers, I don't know. I guess you're not supposed to resist the rest. That's one thing that I know for sure. Well, if you resist the rest, you're giving them a hard time. And they have to work. Now they have to work harder to try to subdue you. And they get frustrated, get pissed off. And yeah, the best thing to do is to say very little and just say what you have to say and just do nothing. Just allow them to bring you in. And then you get to talk to an attorney. Exactly. That's it. You don't give them a hard time. Yeah, there's no reason to resist the rest. It always seems to turn out very well and all. Ronnie says it's a lot less crime-ridden. It's mostly just touristy. Now, when you say touristy, are you talking about like South Beach, the famous South Beach in Miami? Because I've been there. There was a run of tourist murders. And I can't remember how long ago. It was a problem. South Beach was, the main drag is Collins Avenue. Collins, I think it was. That's where all the famous Miami hotels are located. And I think Collins Avenue goes to Miami Beach. I believe they have a different mayor. It's like a different, it's a different municipality compared to the actual city of Miami. So Miami Beach. Yeah, I believe that. I just looked up that Miami tourist murders. I believe that was a while ago. But it did happen a lot. Yeah. Well, there was a lot of riffraff where my, well, my late cousin, she passed away. But when she lived in Margate, which is outside of Fort Lauderdale, there was a lot of riffraff moving in there too, Brower County. You had a lot of West Indians. Yeah, the famous South Beach. There are ghetto areas in North Miami, but it's the same in any city as far as that goes. Yeah, even Orlando has a bad area. Tampa has a bad area, I heard too. I would just use like a, not the National Guard, I'm in the ghetto of the song. What's with all these famous people's kids like not, not living a full lifespan? I don't know. They got too much gold and spoon in their mouth. I'm not sure. Their problems are not like our problems. Well, I believe I heard she was heartbroken after her son committed suicide, Elvis's grandson. He was in his late 20s and he took his own life. Yeah. Marie Osmond's kid committed suicide, right? Oh, I think so. It's terrible. He was gay. The Mormons aren't good with that, eh? Yeah, they didn't treat him properly. That's too bad. And of course, the guilt, the guilt really came down on Marie Osmond. Yeah, Chicago's, well, they got that mayor, what's her name? Smelly feet, flat foot. You mean Beetlejuice? Beetlejuice, flat foot, Smelly feet. Bug-eyed Beetlejuice. I certainly hope she doesn't win reelection. There's been so much murders and crime in Chicago. She's done nothing to stop that, nothing at all. She's like, she's like the female, like the black female mayor of Baltimore and the other one that was mayor of Washington, DC, you know, during the insurrection. What do they do? They're soft on crime because for the most part, they don't want to hassle their own people. Just like when David Dinkins was mayor of New York City. And Ronnie is young. I don't know if he remembers Dinkins, but you had all the aggressive panhandlers out there, like young guys that could get a job, that could hold a job. And you have all these, these young guys aggressively panhandling and bothering people. Give me $5. Give me $20. Give me $20. Oh man, that's bad. Yeah, but that, you know what? That's a good way for somebody to blow, you know, to take you out, man. He started saying, give me, give me, give me, give me, give me, give me. There's a song, I think it's Black Flag. Give me, give me, give me. I need some more. The Batman villain, Lightfoot. She looks like a Batman villain. She could be. She looks like Beetle, she looks like Beetlejuice, like a tall female Beetlejuice. She's very unattractive and not a very good mayor. Yeah, she's, you had a governor that was corrupted, right? That was it. The fat guy with the black hair, slick back. No, he's still here. We had Begoyevich that was arrested for corruption. The governor now has not been arrested in any charges ever. Oh yeah, you know, he seemed, he seemed pretty, pretty sharp. He was a guest on Andrew Cuomo's show. He's quite, come from a very wealthy family. Yeah. You know, Andrew Cuomo is on, is on news, was a news nation, news nation now. Another touchdown for the Eagles. It's now 21-7. Holy crap. And that's, that's been two rushing touchdowns. So, you know, I don't, I can't remember the first one. Yeah, because the Eagles say they're, you could tell they, they got spunk. They got vitality. They're aggressive. Sure, sure, sure. They're playing. You could see, you know, how aggressive they were. You know, I mean, like, like the, like the perfect, the perfect season that Chicago had many years ago. Yes, yes. The perfect, the perfect season. Did they, they didn't lose a single game that season, right? No, they did. They'd lost one to Miami. They should have beaten them. Yeah, they cheated. Miami, uh, uh, they must have had their, some of their relatives were referees. Yeah, I don't know that, that whole thing was a scam. I personally don't, uh, yeah. Yeah. I didn't know that, uh, Mike Ditko was a pretty good football player when he was younger. Yeah. He got traded to the, uh, Cowboys. I think he won a championship with them. Roger, I bet Roger Storbach was the, uh, the quarterback at that time. Somebody before him, I think. Before Storbach, Storbach came out of a Navy, I think he was, uh, he was a Navy, uh, uh, midshipman, you know, Annapolis, Maryland. He played with Dan Reeves when Dan Reeves was a running back of the late Dan Reeves, the head coach, former head coach of the, uh, Falcons and the Broncos. Yeah, Ditko played with him. And I don't, I think if he played with Storbach, it was near the end of Ditko's career and Storbach was young. That's what I'm thinking. So anyway, I'm kind of mellow today, not as lively as, uh, last time. No, there's a, there's a lot of liveliness in me. I'm just like, I'm just trying to, you know, take a few breaths, get some, you know. I'm speaking for me. Yeah, uh, you know, all of a sudden there's this, uh, I'm starting to see this, uh, sort of light, light porn or very, very light adult, uh, material, uh, on, on Facebook popping up. Really? Yeah. I, I sent you, I don't know if I, I, did I, I think I put one on, on the, on the group. Fuck you, Facebook. I'll have to look. I think I did. And uh, I, I'm one time I saw a full new shot on Facebook. It was, it said it was the, uh, made in the shade without the bikini. It was fully nude. I was like, what? And then I saved it. I'm sure it was deleted later on. I'm guessing. I like, I like when they, they, they use a, like a play on words. They'll take like a famous movie and they'll, and they'll, they'll change the words to the title and make it real funny. And, and it'll be a porn, like, like romancing the bone instead of romancing the bone. Yes. Yes. Of course. Yeah. Romancing the bone. Um, yeah. So, well, Ronnie, what are you doing? Oh, you're outside by the pool. That's right. When he, when he's outside by the pool. Yeah. I think he's using his iPhone. I think an iPhone is not compatible. Unless, unless you try again and again and get lucky, like, like Mick does. I use, um, you know, uh, safari to get on that. And you're, and you've been knock on wood. You've been lucky. Yes. Yes, I have. Indicator. Oh, the commissutrips, sex positions. That's what you found on Facebook. Oh, and the other one, um, about, oh, this, this porno. Born star. Yeah. She, yeah. She's talking about the importance of eating ass. That is so nice of her. Yeah. Oh, Ronnie, there was two, um, very questionable, uh, now if Facebook is allowing that, they should not bust your balls about, about stupid things. No, they shouldn't. I think that's some good information she's passed on. The importance of eating an ass. Eating ass. Yes. It's very important. If you're more sick, your penis there, you've got to kiss it first. Now, if, uh, if, if, if oral sex on the vagina is considered cunnilingus, then wouldn't, anilingus, yes. Yes. My, my son, lingus. Is that, is that, is that where they got the name air lingus? So, you know, the, the airline to Ireland? I don't know. I'm not certain. I cannot, no, I cannot verify nor deny. I got my chilele over there. I should get it. Uh-oh. Be hitting me with my chilele. Hold on. Let me get the chilele. Hold on. Let me, uh, let me put my four leaf clover up there. There you go. I, but what's that song? I've been looking over your four leaf clover. All right. Here we go. The rest of it goes. I'm looking for the four leaf clover that I overlooked. The chilele is a good, uh, weapon. Yeah. Black thorn. It's very hard. It's very hard wood. Actually, this is, uh, this is a cudgel. This is what the, the leprechaun in the horror movies uses, walks around with. This is exactly what people with it. You mean? Yeah. He wraps them on the, on the knees, you know, and where does it go? Nice. When, uh, uh, leprechaun in the hood, that was a funny movie. And then it was leprechaun returns to the hood and, and he, uh, um, he talks to this guy that was smoking marijuana and he says, um, um, a friend with weed is a friend indeed, but, but a friend with gold is best I'm told. Nice. Uh, the Commodore, the Commodore is here from, uh, from Boston, Massachusetts, now residing in, in New Brunswick, Canada, uh, the, the maritime provinces. Oh, me pot of gold. Oh, me lucky charms. Isn't that the new Brunswick as in, in Canada, isn't it called new Brunswick? New Brunswick. Yeah. Okay. The right name, Brunswick. Yes. Brunswick. Now the, the, I think the original Brunswick is probably in England. Yes. I'm sure of it. The maritime province. The maritime province. I don't have one of those sticks to hold, those selfie sticks, I'm fresh out of it. Well, I, my sister gave me a, um, a, um, a telescopic, uh, tripod for my phone that, that comes up. That's my nickname in the locker rooms. The tripod. The tripod. No, it's a tripod for the phone. So it, it could, you can, you can bring it right up to, if you're tall, you can actually bring it up to your, your eye level and, and set up your phone with it. She always gets me practical, uh, Christmas presents, things that I can use. Very cool. Yeah. No, no, I didn't send you the link. Uh, I can't hear you because I, you didn't, like in other words, there's the link to, to be on the show. So if you want to be on the show and you want to talk, uh, don't use this, but, but close, close my, uh, my YouTube channel page because you can't, you can't, yeah, it'll echo. You can't have the, the mic picking up like your voice and then my voice at the same time. It'll be really not good. So anyway, there's, uh, yeah, use that link. Um, it's in, it's in the commentary. Just scroll up, scroll upward, you know, and you'll see it. And yeah, like, like you're on stream yard, you can't be cause I don't see it. Try using, uh, you know, safari. No, try, uh, you know what, go, go out, go out and come back. Oh, I, I sent you. Oh, that's right. I did send you the link on, on, on messenger. Yeah, I got the link. Yeah, go out and click on it again and come back. That's strange. It happened to me that one time. Remember first time was good. Second time I got a little goofed up. And you says, James, I'm here. I'm in the basement. I'm, I'm, I'm here. Yes. Right. When you click on the link, it'll ask you what, what name you want to use. You type it in and, uh, and that's it. But, but I don't see you. I don't see your little video underneath. It's very strange. Hmm. Interesting. One of you being blocked. All right. Listen, go all the way up into the upper left hand corner of the screen where, where the URL, it'll say stream your in the URL and you'll see a tiny teeny padlock to the left of that. Click on that little tiny padlock and make sure your, the camera and the microphone is, uh, accepted. It's a tiny little padlock. Yeah. Like, you see, you see where my finger is? It's pointing. Yeah. Just follow my finger and go up to the left hand corner until you see the URL. So it says streaming dot com. And to the left of that, you'll, you'll see a little teeny tiny padlock. Just make sure you click on that. It'll be like a drop down and make sure that that's except, you know, your audio and, and your video that makes sure that makes that makes sure that it recognizes your microphone and your audio. I mean, your microphone and your webcam. Try, I learned that the hard way. I had, I had a problem way, way. Many, many moons ago because I, hopefully I'm going to get back to some concerts soon. I haven't been to any in a while. So there's some things that are coming up. Hopefully. All right. Yeah, you, uh, I think you might, you might, you might like, um, Eric's, the band at Ericsson. I've heard some of it, I believe. Oxblood Forge. Yeah, I think so. Might have one of their albums. I don't know for sure. So they go up 21 seven at halftime. Yeah. Something, something weird is hold on for a second. I mean, trying to get the third person on that something's not working out. Yeah, this happened before with him, um, with the, uh, the internet that he uses up in Canada. Oh, um, well, that's it. I see you right now on messenger and I see the stream yard link. So why isn't it bringing you in? Well, this is, this is an unsolved mystery. Unsolved pain in the ass. Um, yeah, um, um, let's see if my sister will come on. So she'll talk about how to make the, the ultimate lasagna. That's if she comes on. Uh, yeah, the, um, the invasion of the pirates is over. What's the invasion of the pirates and movies? No, it's, uh, it's an event that takes place every year in Tampa. You know, the ships come in. Sure. Sure. And, uh, it's, it's a fun event. It's a festival and that's a little more than a week. Um, I send the link to the astrologer that was on one time. Let me see if she comes on. She lives in Texas and, uh, near Corpus Christi. Yeah. How come your video is not appearing? You're right. You're absolutely right. You have a scratch. You have an itch in the middle of your forehead that needs to be scratched. I got you. That is really, really bizarre because if he, if he went up to that little padlock, and, and his mic and, um, and, and webcam is active, it's activated and he's not appearing. Yeah, that's, that's an issue. Yeah. Yeah. That is definitely an issue. Definitely. You know, um, um, so you switched from Saturday nights to Sunday shows? Yeah, because like a lot of the people, like usually the people that send me messages and participate, they're, they're, they're not like 21 years old. They're older and what was happening is they were telling me, I'm getting sleepy. I was up real early and I want to, I'm going to go to bed. Oh. Like they were saying, you know, yeah, I was up like, uh, like five, six, like five, six a.m. and I'm real tired. I figured if, if those people are early risers, if, if those people are early risers, then I might as well come back to Sunday afternoon. Okay. I mean, because it's not like, like I don't, I don't have like my following for Saturday nights is really not established yet. Gotcha. Yeah. It's not, now the people that know me from TikTok and Twitter, if they start coming on now, there's variety. Sure. But I don't want to go crazy with 1,001 people that are. Yeah. Have no direction. Well, no, they get a massive volume of commentary that is just coming in like, like a, like a pitching machine on a baseball, you know, they're coming in like fast and furious. Yeah. That's what happens at TikTok. I mean, there's massive volume of people. Okay. I don't want to get to that point. I like, I like to deal with like one on one, like I'm talking to you or if, if a couple other people I know are here. Sure. Sure. It's, it's civilized. It's, it's a, it's not, it's not mayhem. Is that too busy? It's not mayhem. Yeah. Yeah. Because it's too busy that I'm going to get to the point where like, for instance, I can have up to six people total on video. Nice. Okay. I have the free version. So what happens is if the six people are courteous, that's fine. But if people start talking over one another and interrupting each other, it could be a problem. Yeah. It could be a switchboard operator. The, uh, the second hand voice, yeah. Yeah. Why does he crack like a duck? Burgess Meredith. Quack, quack, quack. Because he's a penguin. He's trying to be, I don't, fish-like, bird-like. I don't know. Maybe they didn't, maybe they didn't really know the sound penguins make. They had too many bad guys in that one. That's why Batman started faltering and I think Keaton left. They overdid it with the, with the bad guys. Well, they had, they had guest villains. Catwoman and, you know, the penguins. Penguin and somebody else. I don't know. It was too many people. Well, they had, if you notice, the villains were like special guest stars. You're talking about the TV show. Yeah. I thought, oh yeah, I'm sorry. He said Burgess, not, not Danny. Yeah. Not Danny, Danny DeVito who played an excellent, an outstanding penguin in the movie. Yeah. It was disgusting looking though. Yeah. Oswald, his name was Oswald Cobblepot. Okay. And now on the series, they were like, oh, big stars. You heard the tragedy where they canceled it and someone other station wanted to renew it and they already disassembled the, the, the lot, you know, the. Oh, you mean, you, you mean the, the Batman TV series? Yes, when it got, it, it was only three seasons. And yet it seems like it was a dozen. It's so iconic. And they canceled it. And another like, I think it was, let's say it was an NBC and ABC was going to grab it. Hey, Mike. Yeah. They went ahead and disassembled the stage and everything. So the, the, it just sucked from what I heard. Yeah. That's a shame. So, so when the network decided to cancel a show that was not, I don't think it was dying in the ratings. I think the third season when they added bad girls, when they started having ratings issues, not because of her, just they added her to try to help boost it. Oh, Yvonne Craig as Batgirl. Yeah. And I also like the green hornet, although that wasn't syndicated like Batman. You didn't, green hornet's not easy to find. It didn't, it didn't last that long. No, I think there was only a couple of seasons, maybe less than Batman, even maybe two. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it had potential, but you know, the guy Bruce Lee, Bruce Lee and Britt, what's his name? Britt Reid or something? Well, that was a character name. Character, he, he was two, the both of them I felt were too serious. You know, like, like, like when you hear Adam West as Batman. They were doing the campiness on that one. They played that one straight is why. It was very, like my grandmother used to say, it was very hammy and corny. And, and, and, you know, he was like, she used to tell me that Adam West as Batman and William Shatner as Captain Kirk were similar. They were very, very hammy and melodramatic actors. Yeah. And he was funny. Adam West, the stuff he came out with him and Robin, they were funny, entertaining characters, probably, but the Greenhorn and Kato were, they were too intense, too serious. No, I still liked them though. Yeah, it had potential, but, you know, you know, they could have brought some villains in there that they didn't have the good villains like Batman did. It sounds like, are you at work, Commodore, because it sounds like you need to reboot. You need to reboot the desktop. I don't know. Something is blocking. Something connected to your Lebanese, the Lebanese boss, the owner of the quarry. He's got, he's probably has some kind of firewall that is preventing this. The producer of Batman and Greenhorn, it wasn't that William Dozer. Oh, you mean the producer that created the show, William Dozer. I honestly don't know. I know that Burt Ward had to play, had to do a lot of stunts where he got hurt, because I guess they were too cheap. The budget was too low to hire stunt doubles for Burt Ward, for Robin. I think, yeah, the budget was too low to have stunt people fill in for Robin. Robin actually got hurt, where he had to take time off from the show. He was actually injured. Yeah, I mean, Commodore, I think you need to reboot, because what's happening makes absolutely no sense what's happening with you. Robin's marriage got damaged from that. I know that show. He met a lot of women when he was married. Robin, Burt Ward and Adam West, they partook in a lot of wild parties with groupies. You mean a lot of the Hollywood orgies? They both of them banged a lot of women back then. Yeah, they did. They really, really did. The stories, they were talking about. On YouTube, you can find the interviews. I mean, the wild stories with the parties they went to. He had to, especially the costume Robin had, it kind of showed his bulge. Yeah. It showed his bulge. Just bits and twigs. Yeah, Mike, Western Mike, the sharp dressed man, listen, rowing is fantastic for the entire back, the biceps and forearms, and rear deltoids. Oh, there he is. There he is. The Van Williams and Adam West lived by each other before Adam passed in Idaho. They were neighbors. So Van Williams from the Green Hornet and him, they were buddies. I think something's wrong with your microphone because I don't hear you Commodore. Check and see if your microphone is on. It doesn't show that you're muted, but it might be muted on the PC. On the desktop, it might be muted, but it's not muted on the show. So that's probably what's going on. But anyway, what was I saying to Mike, the sharp dressed man? Yeah, so rowing is very effective. Back workout, bicep forearm and rear deltoids. Nice. You've been a bad girl. You've been a bad. The 49ers are in bad shape. I think their third string quarterback got injured. So Purdy is officially knocked out, right? I believe so. And then Joss Johnson was walking off the field. They didn't look all that good. So when Purdy, the third stringer, when they injure Purdy's arm. It's elbow, I think is what kind of elbow. Is that the throwing arm? Yes. Now, yeah, I bet they were real happy to do that. Was it a sack? Yes. Well, no, they disrupted him and the ball turned into a fumble. So the ego's got a fumble out of it. Yeah. So anyway, the next game should be good too. That one's an arrowhead, but the team's can be beaten in arrowhead. It's been proven. Well, because they're going for a big shot. Oh, it didn't happen. Third and seven is now four and seven. The Eagles aren't quite as dominant, but they do look good. You know, they're not scoring at will. So they scored three times, which is great, but I thought they'd start scoring at will now in the third quarter. Yeah. Purdy's might be coming back in. His boo boo is getting better. Well, I think the third stringer got injured. That's my guess. So it's not a necessity. The third stringer got injured. I think so. They probably put like a brace on his throwing elbow, right? A few injections, pain injections, you know. Here comes Purdy. I think that's Purdy. Purdy's back. Yep. He's back. Purdy, Purdy's looking party again. It's still down. I still don't hear your, your, your mic. Can't hear you. Your mic on the desktop. Your mic is not, is not active. Oh, oh, oh, me gold. Oh, me gold. Jeff, can you hear me now? Absolutely. Absolutely. I have the mic shut off. It's on my F, my F eight key. You can hear me? Yeah. Okay. I've got a scratch on the middle of my forehead. Oh, it's so itchy. Oh, it's so itchy. Yeah, Jeff, finally. Commodore. This is a Commodore. Horses kick me in the tricep. Look at it. They got the horseshoe. Looks good. The Commodore is a competitive, uh, drug free of power. I'm going to Tennessee. I'm going to be in the vintage strength games in June. I just talked to Frank on the phone. Frank De Mayo? Yep. I just, he's a good guy. I talked to him on the phone. So what's, what's the next event, Tennessee? Yep, June. Oh, that's great, man. So I shut off my, my YouTube there. And, um, yeah. Yeah, you're, you're, you're clear. You're clear. Your audio is clear. Your voice is clear. And my bald head looks beautiful, right? Your bald head is, looks great. And, um, uh, you know. But I still got to, I still got to hairy sack. I never shaved yet with that. Would this have to put manscaped in or manscaped? Manscaped. Well, I, I used my, Jerry gave me, um, aside from giving me, uh, a case of Dr. Squatch Soaps. And he gave me two Dr. Squatch deodorants. He also gave, he also gave me the deodorant for the genitals. For a man's genitals. For the balls. Yeah. For the, for the, for the testicles and the schlong. So, uh, I put some on. I, I know they could stick to high heavens. I mean, I know that. That's okay. Hey, the thing is, when you go to these clubs, are you established when you're new for a job? Do you rank to your own? What kind of car do you drive? Blah, blah, blah. How much is in your 401k plan? Do you have a pension? Blah, blah, blah. When you're talking to a new woman, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's like, it's like the job interview from hell. Like you said, they, they bombard you. But why, why are you paying for other men's children to go to college when you never have the 15 minutes of fun to create them, to conceive them? Right. Why, why does it, why does this- Who does that? Why do these cougars that have hit the wall, they're older, they have, they have, they have children that are not 18 yet. Why do they assume that a man who doesn't really know them that long, what they assume, he's going to be a prefabricated daddy to her, to somebody else's children. Yeah. And they expect, they expect the guy to like put them to college and support them. They're not his kids. It's not his responsibility. I know. You know, I, I- Y'all get suckered. Yes. I always hate Western Mike. If you're still out there, here is one of the red-tail kings of the universe. Right here is the Commodore Jeff Zambela. He's a- This is awesome because I get to work and be a live stream at the same time. I'm killing two birds with one stone. Now for those that are unaware, Commodore has a few college degrees in accounting. He's a, he's a comptroller. The controller, the financial controller. He's a controller and he- A CFO. He is the executive director of the, of any company's accounting department, uh, uh, imperial wizard of the accounting department. And, uh, he's, um, he's been a bad girl. And I love to eat at the Royal Hibachi Buffet. Nice. Yes. I, I, I, when he used to come down, we used to go to the Royal Hibachi Buffet for lunch. But he got to use the ladle or the scoop. You can't, to get the fruit, the mayo, uh, the, the bullet base. The guy won't let you use the oyster shell. The, the soup of the mar. Yeah. I was using the quohog. Hold on. You know, you gave me an idea. You gave me an idea, uh, uh, Commodore. To get the, uh, the cock dribble, the, the quim dribble. Hold on. I'll be back in like ten seconds. So Buffets took a big hit from COVID. That's for sure. Yeah. I know it's unfortunate. Um, I hope everybody comes back because it's a hot, it's a hot business. Yo, being a private enterprise. And yes. And, um, even during good times, what's your, what's your first name again, sir? Mike. Mike. Okay. That's easier one. My name is my Facebook name. What is it? McFawn Raven is this. I'm talking to McFawn Raven. Yeah. You're awesome. Thank you. Oh my God. You get some pretty good postings. You're like a real dude. You're a real man. You're not a fucking pussy. No, he's not. Oh my God. Okay. I don't think I get to meet you. I got yelled at. There you go. Howdy doody. Mick, I got yelled at at the buffet. There was no spoon to, to scoop. He used an oyster? To scoop the broth. You know, the, uh, soup, the, the, uh, uh, um, the, the bully. Yeah, but the other customers use the low flow fucking faucets and then with their dirty hands and their kids sneezing the food, but they get, they don't get kicked out of the restaurant. So what, what happened? They kicked you out of the restaurant for that? No, no, I got yelled at. Look, uh, uh, Commodore, I was using the call hog. Oh yeah. I was using the call hog to scoop the broth, the broth of the sea. What did I call it again? The, the fruit, the ma of, of a week to super. Something the ma, right? Anyway, anyway, it's not my fault. It's not my fault. He didn't have the ladle out. Yeah. So I, I used the call. Yeah, but at least your hands are clean James. The other people use the low flow faucets and the hands are dirty. And then the kids go on the ice cream station. The little brats, they sneeze and use the booger snorts all over the ice cream. This is how these dudes, these Middle Eastern dudes, wash their hands in the menstrual. Like it is the low flow, low flow forces. Like that. That's it. Like with the soap. And that's it. I was roped into going to a Chinese buffet with the young lady I had met. And I, when I finally finished it all, I realized they didn't have anything good. They had four different chicken dishes, four different kinds of chicken for $30 for two people. So. Well, for 30 bucks over here, we'll get you a one at a high end buffet. Wow. I think it was 30 for the two of us. It was pretty good. Two or 40. But I mean, you can disguise chicken any way you want, but it's still chicken. Even if you have four different types. Chicken is cheap, man. They should be getting scallops and shrimps. Beef there. And James, you mean scallops from the freaking Maritimes? That the god damn Canadian fishermen are sending down there? Right. Yeah. You work. Keep working faster. Yeah. Keep working faster. Oy vey. Yeah. Steal the Canadian seafood, Mr. Roger Berkowitz. Oh, the guys that own whole foods. No, legal seafood. Oh, legal. No, I'm sorry. That's that's uh, that's Jeff Bezos. Legal seafood is owned by the Berkowitz family. You must work faster. You must work. You're talking about Bernard Berkowitz, the son of Sam, his family? No, no, not the different. Oh, that's funny. Okay. The son of Sam was head of fishery. The word I was looking for is frut de mar. Frut de mar. Frut de mar. Then what's frut de, frut de, frut de. What the hell is that now? Uh, me gold. Berkowitz is the proud home of the son of Sam. Oh, yeah. David Berkowitz was, uh, he was a mailman. Yeah. A friendly mailman. He was a mailman, Eric. But now, now I heard he's, uh, he saw the Holy Spirit. He's born again now. Yeah, good for him. Maybe they'll, they'll welcome him. They all find God and Jeff. What, all these guys up here, they all say, one time I wanted to be a prison chaplain, so I went to seminary, but the guy, I had a bunch of friends from the gym that said, don't do it. Don't do it. They were all ex-prisoners. They said, Jeff, he said, everybody in jail finds God, but the moment they get out of jail, they, they do away with it. Well, Berkowitz ain't, is never getting out of jail. He should have been executed in my opinion. Yeah. Well, well, um, um, Charles Manson, he died in prison. Yeah, I think they should have executed him as well. I'm, I'm into, uh, corporate punishment for murderers. But the DNA, I like capital punishment too. Yeah. With the DNA evidence, it's a no brainer that these were the murderers. It's not like they framed somebody and, and had him executed like the old days. I wish they'd use, what do they call it? Old Charlie, you know, the electric. The phone book. What is it? I don't know. I don't know. I'm sorry. I thought you were saying like hitting people with phone. Old Sparky. Yeah. Old Sparky. Yeah. Yeah. I like that. You know who I like, uh, what's his face? Um, Gacy, John Wayne, Gacy, I think he was electrocuted. I can't remember. Cool. Oh, that was the last prisoner that was killed and he deserved everything. Yes, he did. You know what I like better than the electric chair than old Sparky, the slow hanging, like they did it in the medieval, in the medieval days, slow hanging. Yeah. They all got that in this country. No gallows with the capital. Third World Tractor still has the gallows, I'm sure, in the fire squad. No, no trap door. No, let it slow hang. Massage. Mick, Mick, you know what I'd love to see? Is it, if some, if some perp, some little, uh, perp there, like raped a bunch of little kids, I'd love to see the uncles and the father and the cousins beat the fucking shit out of them. Of course. You know what they did, you know, in this, I'd like to see the guillotine brought back, you know, in his body parts for John Bluster's chapter dicks off. Chapter dicks off first. In this Wild West movie, they took the guy and they, they, they rubbed some kind of sweet flavoring all over them and they threw them in with the hogs, you know, in the, in the picnic. Oh, the ball lotion that you get for Christmas there? Oh, oh, oh, the, The scrotum lotion? The manscaping lotion. Hey, hey, Mick, Mick, James has the best smelling scrotum in America. I don't want to know that. I'm, I'm not hearing that. I'm, I'm, I'm clouding my mind to get rid of that information. Eject, eject. All right. I want to say good morning. Just say no. I'm just saying no. Good morning. Good morning to Masumi outside, outside of Tokyo, Japan. Good morning. I'm Masumi. And it is now. Greetings. It is now, I don't know. Hopefully she, 6 20 or 7 20 a.m. Monday in, in Tokyo. So good morning to Masumi. Thank you. And Masumi does not need that info. Hopefully she didn't get it. Yeah. Well, it's a, um, that's what he gave me. Doctor, he gave me the doctor. Nothing to be ashamed of. At least he doesn't have a fishy smelling scrotum. Fishy swat? All right. I was trying to make a break away from that. I'm sorry. I brought it up again. Draw the comment. See, you got your, you got your phone. Well, I will say, I will say. I'm innocent. I will say. I smell the smell of a vagina. Not any, any scrotum. I smell the scrotum and I continue to have that stance. Vagina only, please. Yeah. But there's one from Southern New England that we don't, the James and I really don't appreciate. But anyway, that's for another show. Okay. Yes. Well, keep it rated G. G for good or G for golly? Or G for goodness gracious. Great balls of fire. He's got it. Goodness gracious. Great points. He died recently. Oh, I mean, um, Jerry, Jerry Lewis, Jerry Lee Lewis. Thank you. 13 year old cousin. And that's what you're doing the South apparently. You're very welcome. Massoumi, you're very welcome. Good vibes. Uh, uh, uh, good vibration was that the beach boys? Good. Yeah. Beach boys. The beach boys. Good, good, good. Good vibration. Beach boys. All right. You, you are fired as far as singing that song. You're fired. I'm doing a Donald Trump. You're fired. You're bad. Oh, the Eagles just ran for like a giant first down. I was only 10, I guess. I don't know. What's the score? 21 to seven Eagles. Awesome. And Brock Purdy was knocked out. But I think Josh Johnson, the third story, got knocked out. And now Brock Purdy is back to the Niners. Well, what, what, um, what Eric told me was, um, that, um, that Fenway Park, the reason why he doesn't like going to games at Fenway is that if you're, if you're near first base, if you're in the stands near first base, the seats are not pointing towards first base. They're the infield, they're pointing towards the outfield bleachers. So they're, they're diagonal for some reason. Wow. They decided to put the seats diagonally facing. Sounds extra stupid. Yeah. Well, you know, it's 2000, it's 1912. The Fenway Park was built. Wow. It's, it's the oldest, you know, stadium. It's the oldest stadium. I have no idea. That's why he. Hey, Commodore, I wouldn't want you to do my taxes and be on the show at the same time, just saying. I've been here for 15 years and trust me, this is, yeah, I could do this stuff in my sleep. That's the problem. I don't know if I pay you to be on the show and do my taxes. Put it this way, if you get somebody that needs to, to look up everything, stay away. If you get a lawyer who knows what the hell he's doing, that could actually chew gum and walk at the same time, that's the guy you want. That's how you stay out of jail. So Commodore, you're up in Canada? Yeah, New Brunswick. Is that where you're from? I'm from in the city of Boston. He's from Boston originally. How did you end up in Canada for the health care? Because my wife, she's from Prince and Allen. See, hold on. I don't know if you can see this. She's from Prince and Allen. I got a beautiful son. He's got Down syndrome. Oh, God bless. I'm sorry. We don't want to raise him in the inner city because it's kind of rough. We moved up to Prince and Allen where it's safe. And then I got recruited by Price Waterhouse Coopers as a tax manager to come down to St. John New Brunswick here. And then I get recruited to come here as the CFO, the Chief Angel Officer in Control. And I've been here 15 years and I love it. Yeah, I would think so. Congratulations on that. Because I hated doing tax. I did tax for 14 years. I hated it. I only got my master's degree in taxation because I wanted to get a raise in Boston. I got my MBA from Boston University and that's what I love doing. I like working with people. I like a dynamic life. Sure. So anyways. There you go. Yeah, he's a pretty smart cookie. No, just a humble guy. Just a hot worker. Just like all you guys. You guys are the same as me. Except we don't have an MBA. We're not doing. We're not. So what? Just that slight difference. And my ball sack is not smelling as well as James apparent. I don't get my nose down there very often to check on it. We all can't be as great as James. No, no. But I will tell you this. There is a stench in the male genitalia area. And I'll tell you why. It's not that my neck is like a goose and I could smell myself. Put your hand down there. You mean have to eat asparagus? No, like if you touch, if you adjust. Let's say you have an itch. You have to scratch your crotch area. And then your hand touches the scrotum. And then you go to smell it. It stinks to high heaven. So there is a stench. And I understand why they invented this manscape of genitalia. Okay, I'd rather talk about my hand when I touch a nice woman's vagina and I take it up to my nose and smell it. Not your scrotum. Very nice. I'm just saying, no. It's beautiful, isn't it, Mick? Yes, yes. Now why? I'd rather talk about the glory of a woman instead of a man's scrotum. Now what about the damage? This was just scored 27-7 now. Okay. 27-7. Wow. What about the damage the feminists did where a man, if a man just compliments a woman in the office, she can get him fired. Oh, like you say, you look nice today. You can get in trouble for that. You can get in trouble. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. So you should say, hi, you look acceptable. Is that better? You screwed either way because if you don't give them a compliment, you're in trouble. If you give them a compliment, you're in trouble. So you can't win. Best thing to do is keep your mouth shut. They want you to do, you say, Merry Christmas. They want you to just do your job in the office and just not, you got to be very neutral. You can't be, it's almost like they want to do away with the two genders of the human race. Yikes. Humanity. Become androgynous peoples. No, thank you. They want you to become androgynous. Yeah. I'm against it. I'm not for it. Now, now Western Mike is pretty, he's pretty red filled. So I don't, I don't know what he's doing. You're out there. What happened to that fellow from Scotland? Oh, Jordy, I, I sent him the link. Because he's pretty funny. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, he is. He's pretty funny. He's, he produces techno music. Oops. Now make, make that, got booted off, which it happens. See, he's got an iPhone and the Apple, Apple forces you to use their browser, which is called Safari, which is not compatible with a lot of things. That's weird. Here he is. I knew he'd be back. The window. Now, did, did I tell you that there, there's been some sexually oriented posts, Commodore on Facebook, and I sent it to Mick. One was about the Comma Sutra. Oh, I saw that. Yeah. And the other one was a porn, was a porno star that, that te, that tells men, They, they should eat ass. They should eat ass. Fresh out of a shower. Yes. Fresh out of the shower. Not fresh out of that buffet that you guys mentioned. No. Summer's eve, spring break. The buffet was good. It's just that the owner, who is an arrogant Turkish guy, he scolded me like I was a child for using the quohog to scoop up the soup of the mar to, to pour it. Why wouldn't you have a ladle in there? That sounds like incompetence. He's, he's yelling me says you have to use a, you have to use a ladle of the stainless steel spoon. It's not my, it's not my restaurant. It's not my restaurant. You, it's you prick. It's your restaurant. You're supposed to make sure the, the stainless steel spoon is there. I said, and you know, I said to him, yeah, you should see what I see in the men's room. If you, if you're yelling at me. Tell Mick about Ferdinand Buckel, dislodging the toilet, the toilet bowl. What? Oh, this, this obese guy, Fatty, we called him Fatty, our book. We sat on the toilet in the, in the buffet men's room. He cracked, he cracked. He dislodged the whole toilet, Mick. The whole thing. Was there water going everywhere? No, but the toilet, the whole toilet tank was crooked. It was like the leaning tower of, of toilet. Oh boy. Men around the world tend to be set in their ways, including this country. Yeah. Well, humanity, they, what they do is they, like my grandfather used to say, you people are your own worst enemy. You cut your nose off the spite of your face. It's true. And it's true. I saw a good, a good movie called You People on Netflix with Eddie Murphy and Louis, Louis Dreyfus, or what's your name again? Oh yeah. Oh, Elaine. Elaine? Elaine? Yeah. Yeah. Julie and Louis Dreyfus, a Louis Dreyfus. Yeah, he's funny. It's about a mix. Jonah Hill is in it, and it's about a mixed couple getting together. And it's their families are complete a-holes. It's really funny. That's funny. It's like a four-star movie. It's called You People. Oh, You People. That's funny. Yeah. You People. That's funny. Yeah. Because you just used that phrase, You People. You know what I used to watch when I had HBO, when I was at the house? I used to watch Curb Your Enthusiasm. That was funny. Oh, I like that. Larry David. Yeah. Let me have silky smooth or whatever. JB Smooth is on it now. It's pretty funny. Oh yeah. Smooth Operator. James Love Shade. Shade. Because I'm a smooth operator. What's Jeff's last name? He's funny too. Oh, he had a whole cast. Yeah, yeah. Oh, Super Dave passed away. He was on it for a while. Super who? Super Dave. Super Dave. I remember him. He passed, unfortunately. How old was he when he died? I don't know. Super Dave Horowitz or something like that. He was funny. Did you hear that Jay Leno had a motorcycle accident? Yeah. He first tortured himself. He burned himself. He's too old for all this stuff. He needs to stop now. Yeah. He's dead. I'm not a huge fan of his, but I certainly don't wish him to die. He should really sell off his vintage collection. You know who had a vintage collection of cars that rivaled his with the late Jeff Beck? God rest his soul. Got that meningitis checked out very quickly. He had a lot of hot American hot rods. Oh, he died of meningitis? Yeah, he caught meningitis. It was sad. Yeah, Jay Leno should definitely auction off or sell, just sell, outright sell his collection, but then he doesn't have to worry about the warehouse. I think he had his face had to be rebuilt. He got that badly burnt. So it's 28 seven Eagles in the fourth quarter. Wow. Yeah, I don't see this going out of the Niners way. I don't think they're going to overcome this. Yeah. I really was disappointed that Cincinnati won against Buffalo last week. Buffalo is something's wrong with them. They should have been in the Super Bowl twice already. And they, they really, I'm a fan of Josh Allen. I like Josh Allen. I mean, the snow. They should have won in the snow. It was, it was, that's their, that's their weather. The snow. Cincinnati looked like a better team that day. It really did. I mean, that's like old fashioned football is when there was no domes. There was, there was no domes around and they played in the snow and they slid around. I know, like the Vikings in Minnesota, Green Bay, and Lambeau Field. Yeah. You know, they, they, they just sold your field where Mick is in Chicago. You know, they just slid around. They, they, they sucked it up and they dealt with it. The weather. Yeah. You know, all these, like these retractable domes and this indoor playing. Um, I mean, it sounds like a phallic symbol. My retractable dome fell out nice. And I put it back in my pants. Retractable, retractable gonads. Dome. Those are called go, go, go, go, go gnats. All right then. My retractable dome. I retract those gonads. Yeah, I'm glad. Now, now, what was Mad Max was it was beyond Thunder Thunder. That was a clunker. Beyond Thunder. Thunder dong. It was a Thunder dong with with Tina Turner. Tina Toyna. Yeah. Yeah, that was not a good movie. The original Mad Max is the best then Road Warrior second best. That's for my taste. Yeah. The Australian Mad Max is not a Ford guy, but those are Fords and they're kind of cool. Remember Escape from New York with Kurt Russell? I missed Escape from LA. I heard Held in comparison. Yeah, I did. Yeah, I did. Escape from New York. They had that wrestler Ox Baker went. Oh, yeah, they had artist Borg nine. God rest his soul. He was in there. That was a good cast. The seven best ways to celebrate the Lunar War. First turn Chinese, then go to Chinese buffet, then move to China. Well, it's it's it's where your Elijah's to G. It's the year. It's the year of the rabbit. It's the school. He West. We wouldn't start doing. What's that? What are they doing with with tic-tac? They're doing surveillance via tic-tac. I could join that team. I'm I'm I'm imitating a surveyor surveillance. Yeah. Surveillance in of tic-tac. They are. Well, I won't train tic-tac because the Chinese government owns it. Yeah, but my my my profile is sky rocketing. I already I already have over 20505 followers. I'm very happy for you. Has that changed your life in what way? It changes my life because I can get people in time, I can get people to watch the show. Okay. Come on the show. Come on, Daniel. Come on out, people. What's that song? I can't remember the name of that. The price is right. I like my favorite was Herb Alper and the Tijuana Brass on the dating game, playing the dating game. Let me get you to... Time for a little... I like the song by the Young Bloods. People come together. You know that one? Oh, yeah. I can't sing, so I won't even try. Come on, people now. Let's get together around one, love one another. That's a cool tune. Ooh, you're really an expert kazooist, aren't you? I want to hear the juice hop. Oh, you can knock your front teeth out with it? You can knock your front teeth out with that thing. Be careful. No, no, I'm pretty good at it. Don't go knock your front tooth out, that's all I'm saying. It's like a talk box with a guitar, eh? You know what? Oh, the Fatty, the fat kid at the ice cream section. At the buffet. Oh, yeah. They had... These little brats were crampus. They had a hard ice cream station where you scoop your own ice cream. Yeah. They're beautiful. Okay. These kids, these little fat little boys with unsupervised parents, you know, younger generation parents, they let their yuppies let their kids do whatever they want. Yeah, they run rough shot on the world. Right. It's not their home. It's somebody's place of business. So the kids, they're like these fat little fat fucks are like climbing into the hard ice cream station. They're like hanging over like halfway in, trying to stick their face, your fat fucking face into the ice cream. And the focus snots from the nose in the air. What is it, the pistachio mint? Is that the one you like, the pistachio mint? No, well, it's not bad, but my favorite is green tea ice cream. Oh, green tea. Yeah. I like regular pistachio ice cream. No mint in it though. Yeah. No, no mint. I like the pistachio is good by itself. Yes. So chocolate chip mint is, is too sweet for me. I'm not a mint guy. Mint's okay. It's not my first choice and anything. I prefer like, or I like chocolate peanut butter ice creams and other favorite. Yeah, I like that too. You like Mexican food? Well, Oh, somebody hurt their elbow. Shucks. I hope it's not the center. I need some hot tea for those cops. Oh, I got hot tea. I got it on the stove right now. medicinal tea. Hold on. Let me, let me go get a refill because I already, I got Blake. I got pipe and hot tea. Hey, hey, Commodore Jeff, did you, how long have you lived in Canada? Since 2001. And are you a Canadian citizen? No, I refuse. Oh, I'm a permanent resident. I'm a US citizen. So you're going to retire in Canada? No, I'll get my Canadian pension. And when I'm 60, I'm 50, I'll be 58 in two months. A couple more years to go. And then I want to come back to the US at some point. I miss the United States. Yeah, I bet. I mean, Canada seems like a fun place. I don't know if I'd want to live there. No, you don't want to live here. Is it cold there? Is it colder up here? Yeah. No colder than is down there. We're out in the ocean. It's a similar winters of the Midwest. Yeah. See, we're one hour ahead of you. We're way out East. Okay. To England. If you're, you know, it's a tip of Maine. Yes. We're East of Maine. Okay. We're in the next time zone. So right now it's 644. What's only 544 down there, right? No, it's 444. Oh, you're two hours behind there. Central. Yeah, I'm central. Yeah, you're central. Yeah. Yeah. They're showing the face of the coach in the Niners. He looks like he just got, you know, giving some bad news. He had that blank look. Yeah. Oh, Shanahan? Yeah, I like him. But 28 to seven and you have a rotating quarterback. It's pretty tough to win. It is. I don't care how good your defense is, your offensive line. If you don't have, you know, a number one quarterback, you might not win. Exactly. Excuse me. The only time I went to Canada, I was in the boundary waters. We were foraging with canoes. I went to this island that was on real people. Remember that show? And some woman. Oh, yeah. That's an old show. Yeah. She made, I'm 56. She made a homemade root beer that had alcohol in it. We got to have it. It wasn't very strong, but we got to have a, you know, a swing of that. It was 10 cents or 15 cents for this root beer was naturally made root beer. It was awesome. Oh, that's good. So we got to do that. That's the only time I've been to Canada. I did talk to some women up there and I was going to visit, but I never did. Yeah. Well, I will say this much. The Canadian woman are very, very beautiful. I mean, The women? The Canadian woman are very beautiful up here. Have you seen any of the native Canadian women up there at all? Yeah, I don't care for them too much. I don't like that one. I really like, I like, as James knows, I like pasty white, Irish, Scottish. Ah, and I do not like that. So Viva la Differance. I know. Viva la Differance. Yeah. I like the dark skin. I like white skin. I don't like the, the, No, I love red. I love redheads with freckles. Yeah. I mean, I redheads are attractive, but super white skin isn't my thing. No, I love super white skin. Oh, The carpet does match the drapes. Canada has plenty of white skin. Yeah. There you go. Well, because the sun, the sun hits the earth more, more at a diagonal. Yes, you're right. You're right. Yes. That's why that's what the, that's what the season of winter is. When we have winter here, the sun is not hitting the earth as directly. It's, Right. It's on a, it's on a slant. Right. Okay. And spring is less of a slant. You're talking about the earth or a vagina slant. What's slant are you talking about? No, I'm talking about the, the position of the position of the earth in, in how sexual positions. Oh, okay. How the sun hits it. You know what, you know what Nathan, Nathan base from Tennessee told me, he says, he says the karma sutra is good for young people who they, they can do all those acrobatics. He says, I'm a dexterous people. Huh. I'm a dexterous people. He says I'm too young. I'm too old for that. All the acrobatics. Yeah. It just got to deliver the goods. That's all. Oh, he probably doesn't, he probably doesn't work out. Like if you take a guy who always works out, even if he's, if, if he's old and he, and he, and he's working out the same way he did when he was young. I guarantee you, he can do a lot of stuff. Wow. What's that? Ken Thieson. Any, no, anybody who trains like until they're dying day, like who doesn't give up exercise and, you know, or you, you know how like a lot of old people say, well, I can't do that because I'm old. Yeah. I can't do anything because I'm old, you know. Yeah. I still don't need Viagra. Congratulations. Yeah. Well, I get a hard on like, like there's nobody's business. Yeah. There's nobody's business. Got it. Yeah. So you get, you know, so another word you, you're like, like a diving board. You're like, boing. Once again, scrotums, penis is not of my concern at all. Yeah. He's a, he's a pure, he's pure alpha male, the McFawn Raven and, well, I mean, I got my own junk. I don't need to know of another. You got your own junk. You're right. I got my own and I'm going with it. And that's about all I need to know. You got to go with it. I mean, yeah, some people can't ignore the sexuality. I'm not one of them. Yeah, but you got $60. You're very handsome. You know $60. You know handsome. I love you long time. Yeah. Well, no, no hookers for me. I'll take a pass. I want the natural, the natural born woman like that. You want the boom, boom. The one I was dating from Nigeria that bugged out on me because she was religious and didn't want to have sex before marriage or some stupid thing. Wow. Yeah. She bugged out right at Christmas Eve. She did not return any phone calls, but she didn't have a car or a license. So I was like her taxi and. Oh yeah. That was okay to say goodbye to that. You know, I think, I think most prudes are full of shit. Well, she said something about she felt guilty when we're fooling around and I'm like, whatever. She didn't like the fact that I had a certain amount of ex-lovers when I am, you know, 56. So yeah. So my number wasn't that outrage. What are you supposed to do? Looking at crystal ball and say, well, I'm years from now, I'm going to meet this woman that's Nigerian. And so I won't, I won't date anybody at all for years. Of course you're going to have, you're going to have a history. Yeah. I mean, what the hell? I mean, your present will become your history. Exactly. Your sleep numbers, your sleep number, you can't change that. And why would you? Why would you? Yeah. You don't want to go out with somebody that's hardly have had any sex. That's boring at this point in your life. Yep. And you want to go out with somebody that knows what they want. And you know what you want. And you come to some sort of agreement. Yeah. Now, if you're just like getting a stick shift from JFK airport to Southern New England. All right. Yeah. This is we're talking about this feminist self-proclaimed fitness guru who started doing seminars and advertising at her seminars on Facebook all the time. And she went to pick up this very nice man that we know that is, is the number one fitness guru of Eastern Australia and the South Pacific. Yeah. And he, she flew him to Southern Connecticut to be to partake in a seminar. Wow. And she had to pick him up at JFK airport in New York. Okay. We made, we made a joke. You know, because we said, We're blocked. We're blocked from her side. Oh, good. Yeah. Well, he was blocked. He's Iranian. So he, no, the guy from Australia. Yeah. He's smart. He's a doctor and he's an engineer. Yeah. He's, he's an engineer. Yeah. Hold on. So he's an Iranian living in Australia. Is that what you're telling me? Yeah. He's a good man. I didn't say he wasn't. I just trying to get it straight. I thought it in Australia would come from Australia. That's all. So she picked up an Iranian and he turned out to be. No, he's, no, he's a very nice guy. We took. No. Oh, he's, he's very professional, Westernized educated. Okay. He's the Shaw's grandson. Gotcha. Yeah. He's, no, he's, he's the, what did he say on her site? They got you a band. He said, he's, let me finish. He's a class act. So he, so what happened was we, we made jokes about him wearing those, the baggy workout pants, the genie pants, the loose fitting pajamas. Right. And, and this girl, this woman doing a stick shift. What is, what is Dick? Yeah. As she's driving him from the airport to the hotel in Connecticut, we were making stick shift jokes. No judgment, no judgment, but she took it the wrong way. But she, but the problem is she does like these half moon pushups. Where their ass up in the nice white hips. And she was like very tight spandex anyways. So like these guys on the Facebook, not, not James, but other guys, they make comments like they, they like, like secret crushes on her, but they make it known public. So she's like on 10 minute rants. And cause she wants, she's seeking sympathy for me. Right. So then like, yeah. Well, and they told her that they masturbated to her videos. And she, this is true. This is all true. There is. But when she does videos, she takes her tight spandex yoga pants and she, she brings her ass up in the air close to the, to the camera all the time. Is she attractive? Okay. Reasonable. Okay. Reasonable. All right. I wouldn't throw out a bit. Okay. Let your wife know that. Is this public? Well, yeah. This is like a permanent record. Like this video. Now there's other. There's other. What are the divorce lawyer will say? Well, I'm just saying maybe there's room for three. I don't know. Well, this other fitness guru from who is a college professor in England who lives in Western Australia. And he's very smitten. He was extremely smitten by her. And he offered to pay for her accommodation and airfare to go on tour with him. And do seminars all over the world, but he's a married man. And stay in one room and use one bed. Gotcha. No, did they have separate beds, separate rooms? Separate beds. You can't fuck that way. So probably not. So he, he got, um, he got mad at us because we were, we were making jokes about. His side dish. Walk around jokes, walk around jokes. His wife got offended on your behalf. So he, he owns like three, three restaurants in Australia and he's married and everything. And he's running. He's going. He's doing seminars with. With this girl. And he's like, he's like, he's going, he's doing seminars with, with this girl. And meanwhile, I'm sure his wife doesn't know that he was trapped. He's traveling with her. This girl single the exercise guru woman. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But she's like, like a, she's like a, a gun hoe feminine. There's a fight breaking out in the Eagles game. The Eagles are up 31 seven. And then this fight breaking out. And it stands. And it stands. No. On the field. Not in the stands. No, that's Chicago. White Sox used to have fistfights and stands. A father and son got banned from there. So no, not, we're not in Chicago. This isn't Philadelphia. We're, I'm sure they might do the same thing, but a bunch of, there's going to be ejections and it's three minutes, 51 seconds left. So anyway, you have to send me a link of this exercise guru. Maybe I'll have to take a look. Female empowerment, signature series. Oh, it's called her. Her page is called female empowerment. She's like Bobby Owen, Wayne Gretzky and Aaron judge on one. So that doesn't work for me. Is that what her, what are her pages? Female empowerment. Yep. On, no, on the, on the, the rosewater kinetics. It's female empowerment. Oh, that's on the signature series on the rosewater kinetics. Yeah. The re harvested wood from the side of the road, the highway. Oh yeah. That guy, he gets his wood from the ground. Blocked from his page too. From the wood, from the forest. What did you say jokes about getting wood? No, this guy makes his, you charge like 400 bucks. Yeah. For a pair of light, some old wood, or a pair of light Indian clubs, with cracks in them, with cracks in them. I mean, because the guy from Perth, Australia has a signature on the clubs. And he gets the wood from the forest of Idaho for free. Like he doesn't even have to pay for the wood. Ooh, two players just got kicked out of the game. Nice. Yeah. 71 and someone, one from each team, you know, with three minutes and 51 seconds to go. And you're going to lose. You're not going to have a very good off season being thrown out of the game. All right. So, because I can get thrown out of games. So if it was, they were important players. It doesn't mean a hell of a lot because there, there's only three minutes left in the fourth quarter, right? Yeah. I'm just saying when you're on the losing team and you do that, your off season, you go into it as someone that was ejected from the game. It's not really good negotiating for you to get a new contract or anything. Just saying. Yeah. You have to, you have to accept your loss gracefully. So is Commodore, are you on FB? Sure. Facebook. Sure. Yeah. So are you in our, I always see a post. Are you in my group? Fuck you. Facebook. Uh-huh. No, I don't go into my groups cause I'm, I'm really, I'm really busy with things. You're feeding your feed. I mean, that's where you can get more information from us. The fucking Facebook group. Yeah. We're looking for people to join. He's a, you can look them up. He's Jeff Sanbello. Yeah. Okay. Don't, don't add me because I get, I get so much stuff going on with my life. I'm, I'm very picky. And, I'm very very, I'm very very, I'm very very busy with things and stuff. Or I was, you could go there and not get kicked out. That's all I'm saying. Yeah. You can express yourself without, without getting censored or booed. That's okay. Eagles just caused a fumble. Okay. So I'd, So I'd say good night. Irene and that game. Yep. Yeah. Good night. No. I don't remember our house. Uh in the middle of our street. That song was so small. See, I almost threw up in my mouth. Yeah, it was, um, it was very, um, very sappy. You mean? Yeah. It's you know, white person. Ain't no yawning over there. Not out loud. It'll make me Oh, well, that good night, grandma. The man is waking. He's waking on a Sunday. Oh, he's waking. You gotta go to the temple. He's, uh, what did, uh, what did Archie Bunker say to the TV repairman? He says, uh, you're he says, uh, you're turning down business now that's against your money. I love Archie. Oh, yeah. They just don't make shows like they used to. They're rebooting Nightcourt in that 70s show and it's like you have tales in comparison. Well, the only one, the only one that I recognize is John Larriquette. And he looks like he's a standing double for, uh, David Letterman with that beard. Yes, he does. That's right. That the paper man still has the beard like Moses. I think so and in poor poor Marquis Pose We made Yeah, Marquis and then the guy I don't remember the actor's name that played Harry stone he passed away. Yeah, who was that other guy, the bald guy Lurk? Bull. Yeah. I don't know, hold on, I'll try to look it up. He's taken the dirt sleep, the great dirt sleep. The great dirt sleep. Come on, Irene. Whoa. Duh, duh, duh, duh. Duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh. Come on, Irene. Duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh. Come on, Cali, Calzone. Duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh. Harry Anderson was the gentleman that passed away, that played Harry Stone. Yes. And Richard Moll, I don't, let's see, is Richard Moll still alive? I remember Richard Moll. He's Richard Moll's 80 years old, so I don't know if he's gonna be on TV. He probably doesn't wanna get on TV at 80, I'm guessing. He'll kill over. Yes. Oh man. So yeah, you have to send me a link to this exercise page, it sounds like a lot of fun. James. Yeah. I need a few giggles. Ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba. Yeah, she, she. Hey Jeff, I've got another page you should follow. It's called Lover with a Feeling. It's a good one. Yeah. Lover who? With a feeling, of course. Lover with a feeling? That's the name of a song. It's a little song by little Walter. Oh, Hooked on a Feeling. No, Lover with a Feeling. P.J. Yeah, P.J. Thomas. No, you guys smoke that up. I'm talking about a blues song called Lover with a Feeling by Little Walter. Oh, hey, I'm in Chicago, you know, the home of the blues. Western Mike, Charcoal Greys, Port Shacket, where are you? I gave, I send them the link. All right then. Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. He's a sharp dress man. I haven't been able to, you know, interlope. He's a sharp dress man. He's a sharp dress man. That's my special card for me. Interloping. Oh, ZZ, come on. Yeah, that album was made with, like, the only one with a drum machine. That album. I like, I like late. He knows how to use them. She's gotten late. Yeah, I can't believe they're touring without Dusty. It sucks. Dusty's gone. He did? Yeah, Dusty. He died two years ago. Wow. Dusty Hill. Song, song, blues in. All right, karaoke. You know who, you know who I, who is absolutely fantastic at 80 years, 80-some-odd years old, and he sounds the same. Tom Jones. Oh yeah, I like Tom Jones. Very much so. Very, very good guy. Still married to the same woman. Yeah. Which is frankly amazing. Oh, unusual. Yeah, but she probably like the money. She used to wear women's clothing. It's not unusual. Girls used to throw their phone numbers on paper airplanes at them. And panties, the bras. The panties, the bras, yeah. Oh yeah. Nice. You know who was like a huge infatuated fan in a nice way, in a male way? Elvis, Elvis loved the guy as a friend. He like would hang out with him in Vegas. Yeah, he idolized Tom Jones, didn't he? Yeah, he used to hang out with Tom Jones in the hotel room and eat, watch TV. Yeah, I remember that. And he actually, I think he was talking to him one time when Tom Jones was trying to take a shower. Yeah, he was hanging, he was talking to him over the shower curtain railing. And then what? And he says, could you please let me finish my shower? I'm gonna use my shower here. I gotta do a gig tonight at the lounge. You know, he had to perform, Tom Jones, that night. There's a new box set of Elvis coming out. Elvis in concert, like a six CD set in a Blu-ray DVD. Elvis does strike from the grave. He's making hits from the grave. It's amazing. Yeah, that guy, that guy really, those kind of belt them out from six feet below. That manager, Colonel, what is this? Colonel Tom, not at Colonel in his name, Colonel Paca. He screwed him over, big time he over. Big time. Fort Colonel Parker, Colonel Parker was a deserter from the Netherlands Army. Yeah, that wasn't his real name. He was wanted, he wasn't even a colonel. He is the one that got Elvis hooked on drugs and he helped kill Elvis. Yeah. He's a fugitive. He was, he was wanted from Europe. That Elvis movie was like four stars. But you know, Elvis, Elvis was like, was like an innocent, like a naive guy. Well, he, this family had bad luck. His mother was an alcoholic. His brother, his twin brother died at birth and the mother died late early on. And Elvis, you know, there is people close to Elvis that said they believe it was a suicide when he died. Well, if you, if you're a drug addict and you overdose, you're doing it to yourself. So it is a form of suicide. Yeah. Well, you know, Elvis wasn't at the best place in his life and career at the time when he died. You know, obese and all that. Yeah. He was overbolts. That, that, that, that, that Parker scumbag. Well, you know, if you watch the movie, you'll find out Colonel Parker wouldn't let him tour the world cause that's Colonel Parker would be arrested. Yeah. That's right. That's why he did that thing from Hawaii. Elvis tried to get rid of Parker. Parker was like a cockroach cut under his foot and eating off the, you know, the excrement on the bottom of his heels. Colonel Parker was a blood-sucking piece of shit. And Elvis should have gone to Japan. He should have toured the world and Parker stopped it. And Elvis was, I don't know why Elvis didn't get learned how to do, get around him and get rid of him. Yeah. Elvis could have really made some major money if he toured the world. Yeah. I don't know. It's sad what happened to Elvis. And some people say, you know, how, you know, everyday people bad things happen. I know, but Elvis wasn't as wise. Why didn't someone, why didn't other agents in show business come approach Elvis and say, take them aside and say, look, do you have any idea what this Parker guy is doing to you? Well, you know, you didn't do that then. They wouldn't jump on other people's toes. They didn't want it to be a free-for-all with the manager taking. Yeah. So it, you know, it was kind of crazy, I'm assuming. But Elvis should have known what was going to happen, you know, and should have foreseen that Parker would have brought him down. So the next game is almost on. So the Eagles won convincing like 31 to seven. I'm going to go home soon because I want to see Joe Barrow win. You mean go home to the US? No, to my house here in St. John. Where are you? You're at work right now? Yeah. Oh, sorry to hear that. No, that's okay. I love what I do. Don't feel sorry for me. You'd be working from your home office. No, no, I can't work from home. Are you at home? It's too comfortable. Too many instructions at home? Yeah. Okay. Now, do you have, are you able to buy like smoked herring in the Maritime Province? Yep. Yeah. Crippers and. Yeah, but it didn't, it didn't, the cans there that, yeah. Oh, really? Not fresh, not fresh smoked herring from the smokehouse? Yeah. I like that. A lot of that. I don't care for it. So the famous food of Canada is seafood? Well, the Maritime Province. The Maritime Province. Yes. So they have good crab legs and stuff? No, I think that comes from like Alaska and shit. Yeah, that's a lot. It's not Maine had crab legs. No, lobster. Maine has lobsters, okay. Yeah, lobster. No cram, crab, gotcha. No, no, not crab. That's, that would be the north. Well, that's where you get it at a nightclub in New Jersey. New Atlantic City. Crab, the Pacific Northwest is where you're gonna find the Jonah Crab, the Dungeonous Crab, the King Crab. They do ship them out to, you know, Chicago and other areas. The Snow Crab, yeah. No, he's got, he's got up there. He's got cod, halibut. Wasn't there a big problem in Alaska with the Snow Crab? They didn't have any this year? Yes, there is a big crisis. What did they do, over fish it? Yes, greed, over fished. That's horrible, horrible stuff. Listen, when I talked to a commercial crab craver, and I said to him, you know, I used to get so upset when I worked in the fish market, you know, we used to get the life, the bushels of live crabs. I used to get so upset to find the females with eggs on their belly, clusters of eggs. They're supposed to throw those females back. Oh, those idiots. Those are the future generations. Yeah. Right. Yeah, that's like really... Did it happen often? It happened often enough. Yeah, I bet, I bet. That's horrible. Because, you know, you get a few females that are loaded with eggs. And there's a lot of potential crabs. And against the law to keep those? It is against the law. It is against the law. That shows you what scumbags is. How long did you work in the fish market area, Joe? Oh, I was, no, I was, I worked with Seafood for 10 years. And what made you quit? You hurt your back? No, I get, you know, it's a combination. First of all, like in the winter, my hands started hurting from the ice. Yes. In the winter. And, and, and there's a lot of pieces of shit managers. Yeah. Sure. It's like being on a pirate ship. And you know, you know, and your fighting. Wawawawawawawawawawawawawawawawawawawawawaw! Yeah, you know, they're really prick... Every manager I had was like, I mean, even though he, there were in the Union, They were they were kiss it. They were kiss kiss ass company men. Oh God and and they rat they you know They they they would threaten to write you up and for every every little thing You know and they they cut the hours They start cutting the hours And they they expected me To serve the customer break down the seafood case at night close it and and sanitize Everything by myself sanitize the department. I says this place is turning into a sweatshop I just want you to know that and the union They didn't go to bat for me. Wow They don't really go to bat for you. They take your dues though, don't they? Yeah, and they give you do-do when return That stinks They don't you know who you know what union doesn't go really doesn't go to bat for their their their people UPS the all those guys that load the trucks and and unload the trucks. Yeah That's like that's like slave labor That's like slave labor the way they treat those people Well, they used to have jobs in the summer for people to work in the warehouse. I heard they worked them to death Yeah, and and it's hot. There's no air conditioning in those. Yeah Wow In those warehouse in those plants. They're actually plants, but You know you go in the truck. It's like a steam bath and And they only get a 10 minute break they get they get like It's a part-time job with full-time benefits and but they only get a 10 minute break But by law You're supposed every four hours you work. You're supposed to get a 15 minute break But like according to labor laws so every four hours You're you're you're supposed to get 15 minutes, but they didn't get it. They got just the 10 minutes and They used to count every every second not not for me because I was in revenue recovery I wasn't I wasn't in the union then I was in I was uh, I was from the a deco agents agency and I was in revenue recovery But I used to see Not only how the workers are treated by how the packages are treated They're so obsessed with speed That they don't care how many fossils get They don't care how many fossils get smashed The management there they really don't wow so I have no I have no good feelings about anybody in that company But anyway, nick I'm going to close up shop. Let me wait for nick to come back Okay, no key. I was you know doing some extracurricular activities. So I went off camera and Mike Yeah, I'm gonna go home soon to watch the football game with the bangles Yeah, and the chiefs the kansas city. Hey, dude. Hey Go bangles Go bangles Yes Bangles bangles Joe burrow I want to I want to thank you gentlemen for coming on and uh, Everyone in the commentary section. I want to thank them all I western mike didn't come aboard, but I try I tried Thank you. Masumi. Thank you. Daryl messiahs from northern california Thank you. Daryl. Mr. Daryl messiahs Uh, western mike Sundays are good. Thank you um Thank you. Masumi and uh, thank you ronnie s in commentary And uh, the other guys are probably watching the game Outside the house. They're probably at like a sports bar Or something. I don't think they're home. Um, like bart robinson. I think he's yeah, but one of the guys has hand packed We won't name him his name, but maybe the wife doesn't want him on the show or something Hmm Well, she doesn't really want him to have any hobbies or interests or or friends per se She she wants You know, this is what kills me now. We were talking about red pill alpha male talk How come just because a woman Like like they don't enjoy sex like they they they act like they're doing the man A big favor just because they they they give up their bearded cherry stone clam Jeff Oh, yeah, the quahawk just Except on the world tour then then they become schixes Yeah, boy, just because they give up their bearded cherry stone clam. They think that like the man becomes Like a concubine there. There's there's slave Do you remember the one we won't say the ethnicity? But They lie there as a credit card credit club No credit card and then and then the man goes and gets a schick's up Yeah, a man a man should always should never have Anybody crawl up his ass. They should all they should have their own Their own mind their own Hobbies and interests their own life their own identity the man must always maintain his identity This is the long goodbye But man a a mick. Yeah, I was made to procreate Yes, we were definitely made What the hell did monogamy come into play? Colonel knowledge should be part of our lives. Yes Holy sugar Colonel knowledge. Oh carnal Cornhole knowledge Corn niblet Right then On that note. Good night. I say Good night everybody Yes, the fat lady's singing somewhere All right, you guys enjoy the football game tonight Yes, it's eight bangles go bangles. Yeah, go bangles. Good night. Bye. Bye. Bye