 Welcome, everyone, and welcome to Progressive Discussions. It is just about the, well, it's not just about it, it is the end of August, which means we are approaching the unofficial ending of summer. When I say unofficial, that means usually the beaches that have lifeguards close, lifeguards. Of course, the ocean will always be there, so there will be beaches all year round. But I'm talking about protected beaches. Anyway, I'm your host, James P. Madonna. Okay, as seen on the web since 2007, but heard on podcasts into the, back to the mid-90s. And I welcome everyone for being here. Excuse me while I drink my ginger extract tea with honey and turmeric. It helps clear my throat. Nasal passages makes me feel good. Wonderful. It's from this Chinese company, and it comes in little granules. So it's in a foil packet, instant granules, and mixes instantly. And it has a very pleasant flavor as well as medicinal effect. Also for gastrointestinal disorders, as well as if you have a cold, cold or congestion from allergy. So I highly recommend it. Well, of course, the chaos continues in the United States. What else is new? The politics hasn't really changed, so the chaos continues. As long as people are brainwashed to think that the only politicians qualified to run this country effectively, or in most cases, to the detriment, ineffectively, they think the only ones qualified are the ones that are part of the two major parties, Democrats and Republicans. But they are too either naive or downright stupid to recognize that the two parties are very much corrupt, and they are controlled by and in bed with the oligarch, which is the top 1% of the wealthiest in the country in the world. It's really, it's not rocket science. If you accept huge campaign contributions from the fat cats, if you get elected, you owe huge favors in return. It's as simple as that. And like Governor Jesse Ventura, former governor of Minnesota, said that a politician is not obligated to meet with lobbyists. You hear that? Politicians out there? Okay, particularly independent progressives and members of the Green Party, members of our revolution, you are not obligated to meet with lobbyists. So just say no to lobbyists. Now, speaking of Jesse Ventura, let's see. Here we go. Let me, let me get Mr. Ventura up here. Not up here in my studio, I wish, but let me get the screen of his most recent speech, Words of Wisdom. Now, I just want to say that I've been communicating often on Twitter with people that represent the Green Party. Now, the good news is, and I'm very proud that they're able to achieve this. The good news, well, the great news is that the Green Party will be appearing on the ballot in the state of Georgia. So great work to a true progressive third political party, the Green Party, okay, the party that the great Mr. Ralph Nader ran for president under, all right. So you know that they're, they're good. You know that their, the Green Party is the party that until Bernie Sanders and our revolution creates another third progressive people's party that does not take big campaign truck contributions, just like Bernie Sanders, two campaigns for president in which he was eventually sabotaged and screwed over by the DNC, right? Okay, unless they create a third new progressive people's party, all we have right now as far as progressives go is the Green Party. So the Green Party is very well established and they exist. So let's work with that now. Now, if all progressive independence and I'm referring to people that are members of our revolution that have been doing very good in the elections that they're involved in, they really have been successful because Americans have hit rock bottom and they're very angry and they're desperate for change. And you know, I don't blame them. They're starting to wake up and ditch the two party system. So if those people of, you know, Bernie Sanders people in our revolution, like for instance, someone that is in spotlight, Nina Turner from Cleveland, Ohio, if these people join the Green Party, okay, now there's going to be a tremendous momentum behind the Green Party. And this will encourage real progressives to vote for the Green Party candidate because if they're on the ballot, if they end up being on the ballot in every state in the country, which they should because Americans deserve options. They should be on the ballot in every state in the country. If they are, then they will, I don't want to say encourage, they will demand that the mainstream media give them FaceTime, which means that the progressive Green Party candidate will, through pressure, be invited to the debates, the political debates, which they really should because they have a right to hear and be heard by the American people and the American people have a right to options to make an honest decision, vote their conscience or however they vote through research. So I'm very happy for the state of Georgia for having a true progressive third party on the ballot and it will be on the ballot this November and that is the Green Party. And so let's push for every state in the union to have the Green Party on its ballot because we can't hold our breath and wait for Bernie Sanders and our revolution or even the American Socialists of America to decide, well, you know, American voters that are progressive would feel more comfortable, more satisfied if they had a progressive political party to get behind. Instead of having miscellaneous independent progressive candidates scattered all over the ballot, there would be a solid progressive political party. So let's just hope they do the right thing because forget about trying to save and fix the Democrat Party, they're shot man, they are to the right of center. Forget about Democrats claiming that they're progressives when they run for office, forget about it, it's a lie, they're not progressives. They are literally to the right of center. I don't want to, I won't even call them moderates because it's obvious that Joe Biden was always to the right of center and he still is and he might be to the right of center even more so today. Okay, we have a visitor, a visitor and he's very well known to us. Mr. Sidney, Sidney from the state of Michigan, I hope you're weak and weak and went well, readings Sidney on this end of, well, unofficial ending of summer. Wow, five pounds of sausage, five, nah, come on, you're full of crap. You weigh five pounds and oh, is he having, I'm sorry, not you, is he having a nice five pounds sausage lunch with five quarts of beer? I believe in the five quarts of beer and I believe in the hard liquor that he's guzzling but he likes to cook an entire large pork loin and eat it himself. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he does. I don't know where he is but I don't even think about him. I sent, I sent the link to Mr. Michael Hilton because he requested yesterday for me to send him a link. I'm hanging in there, I'm hanging in there. Thank God the heat waves are gradually dissipating their vanishing. So excuse me, I have my concentrated ginger, turmeric, and honey tea instant in granule form. Anyway, let's kick off the show to a good start besides my gum flapping at the beginning and hopefully Michael will show up and he said to me he's going to be on. I hope he's not blowing sunshine up my ass and I hope he's really going to be on because if he's not I'm going to be angry because he has the habit of making promises and claims that he cannot keep. So we shall see. All right, let us hear from a great American hero and veteran, former governor of the state of Minnesota, professional wrestling legend and superstar, Mr. Jesse Ventura, Governor Jesse Ventura. FBI raids are trumping outrage. Hi, I'm Jesse Ventura, Governor of Minnesota. It's time for me to vent again. The Republicans, I got to talk about them. They're outraged. They're outraged because the FBI went in and searched former president Donald Trump's home at Mar-a-Lago. They're outraged over that. They now want to defund the FBI. There's been talk of that. I thought that they were the party who loved the police but now apparently defunding is popular to them. They're outraged and they tell us that it could happen to you. It could happen to any of us now. The government abuse could go into our own homes and they could come and search us. You know what? They're right. That's true. You could be searched if you also have top secret security documents illegally in your home. Let's not forget that. The man took things that he wasn't supposed to be in possession of and yet they're outraged. You notice there's no outrage over January 6th. Donald Trump being legally searched with a subpoena and a search warrant legally done right is more outrage than what they did January 6th in attacking the Capitol where five people died and an attempted overthrow in coup d'etat of our government. Why? Because they lost an election and then they lie about the results saying they were cheated? Republicans. Why don't you try looking in the mirror for a while? Truly do it. Look into the mirror and assess your position and what you're talking about here. You're outraged over a legal search warrant. You didn't even want January 6th investigated. Well, we know why now, don't we? You didn't want it investigated because you have a lot of guilty people sitting in your political party. People who should not hold public office anymore. Why? Because you take an oath to defend the Constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic and January 6th was domestic enemies attacking the U.S. Capitol. You're absolutely right. Jesse. Jesse. Okay. Oh, I didn't know that he's having he's having hard trouble now like Triple H. You know that kumbhidon is is actually rat poison? If you if you give the rats enough of it in series. Yeah, I know they're young steroid abuse. Okay, Elon Musk. He's a he's an innovator. He holds everyone. Everyone's feet to the fire to produce, you know, in the industries he's involved in technology in regards to transportation, artificial intelligence and so on. He he pushes other companies and scientists, engineers to produce because he likes to be the first to produce anything high tech that would benefit mankind and society. But he is a multi billionaire. He is just like Jeff Bezos of Amazon. He is a known slave driver at work. And he over exaggerated and lied a little bit here and there about the quality of his Tesla cars, which have received many complaints. Even the dashboard area, the plastics used in the dashboard were said to be very flimsy and cheap. But he serves his purpose. He does serve a purpose. I just hope he doesn't put cheap components into SpaceX. You know, hey, man, they're adults. They're grown men. No, no one put a gun to their head to do steroids. You know, same thing with football players, power lifters. Jose Canseco, Mark McGuire, Sammy Sosa, Roger Clemens, Jason Giambi, and Elizabeth Zana, Barry Bonds. What did he do? Broke the broke McGuire and Sammy Sosa's record with the asterisk by hitting 73 home runs, I think, one year and surpassing Hank Aaron and all that. Yeah, right. All those guys were juicing it. Not Roger Maris who hit 61 home runs and passed up Babe Ruth, even Babe Ruth back in the day, outstanding pitcher, outstanding, and I'm putting it mildly, hitter, 60 home runs. I think it was that might have been the 1927 Yankees hit 60 home runs or drug free, drug free. Hold on. Do you consider Jeff Lowe to be a good, wait a minute, what are we talking about? Oh, Jeff Bezos, that fucking dildo headed prick. Do you ever hear him talk? He sounds like Kermit the Frog. He has the same voice. He's a geek. Good looking man. Jeff Bezos is on the on the roads. Yeah, his spacecraft looks like a dildo just like his bald head. And the next topic, you seem to be having issues for some reason with certain programs on the desktop as opposed to on my Android, strange. I'm waiting for this thing to open up. Mark Zuckerberg, your piece of shit. It's one of Zuckerberg's social media message, messenger here. He must have guaranteed young interns from third world countries as programmers for working for him at Facebook. He has to have, because he's a cheap motherfucker. Yeah, right. Okay. I don't even know who Andrew Tate is. Did Andrew Tate get banned from YouTube? I'm not familiar with Andrew Tate. I know one thing's for sure. All of the, all of the very popular red pill alpha men that do a steady video show on YouTube, they're all correct. They're all truthful in everything they say. Oh, well, yeah, because Zuckerberg wants everybody to be like a sycophant, to be a Pollyanna where they love everybody. Everybody's wonderful. You know, Zuckerberg is one of the worst when it comes to censorship. Yeah, my boy, my boy, the guy who, who I would love to take my pipe wrench and close it very hard on his eagle beak and twist it off. Oh, Stetler, Brian Stetler, he has a high pitch voice. He has a big melon bald head, bigger than George Costanza, and he threw, he threw Andrew, I'm sorry, he threw Chris Cuomo under the bus. And so did Chris Cuomo's brother from another mother. They both said they love, they love each other, right? Don Lemon threw them under the bus, Stetler. But now, yeah, right. But now I'm happy that Chris Cuomo is starting a new time slot this autumn with News Nation. And I like their, their journalism. I've been, I've been watching their videos. I don't watch CNN or any of those assholes. CNN, you know, Corp, Corp, it's suck up CNN, MSNBC, none of them. Oh, gee, that's horrible. He really said that, said, Jordy. Hello. Performing artist, performing, long time, they'll see performing artist, songwriter, and liquor reviewing expert, certain liquors, the one and only from Scotland himself, Jordy of Jordy's Den. Welcome, Jordy. Hello, James. How are you doing? It's been a long time, long time, no see. And you got my favorite lights on in the background, you know, like you're a celebrity. You got those. What's your favorite color? What's your favorite color? You know, I used to say all the time, I used to say that dark red is my favorite color for certain things, but I like purple. I like green. I'm starting to like them all. That royal blue, you know, they're all different and they all could be beautiful and looking at them change colors right behind you when you got those shades on. I'm telling you, you look like a performing artist, celebrity, celebrity. Yeah, I thought I would join you and have a beer with you just to say yo, I'm just going to join for a few minutes and have a wee beer with you buddy. Yeah, it's good to see you. You're looking good. Yeah, I try, but working out six days a week, and yeah, so everything's been all right. You know, I mean, thankfully the summer's ending and the heat waves are hopefully knock on wood behind us. And what is your beer of the evening right now? Oh, I got an Italian beer. It's called I've never heard of that. You know, people hear about Peroni, but they don't realize every country has many beers and liquors of all kinds as many breweries and distilleries in every country of the world and they don't advertise maybe because they're small and they can't afford it, but that doesn't mean they're not great. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. Now, what is that considered a pilsner or a lager or what exactly is that classified as? Just considered a beer. Just says beer, right? 4.8% volume, premium lager, brewed and bought in the UK, oh, so it's not exactly from Italy. This is a Italian beer, but it's brewed in the United Kingdom. Yeah, well lagers, lagers are easy on my stomach. I don't get acid reflux or heartburn from lagers, but if I drink a real super flavored, hazy IPA, I'll get the heartburn right away. You know, if I drink something with too many flavors in it, too much flavors, you know, I would start getting, my stomach would bother me. You start feeling bloated too, you know, and gassy. Yeah, bloated and I get burning. Yeah, I get that too. Okay, let me say good morning to my friend from the Tokyo area, my very close friend from the Tokyo area in Japan. Good morning. Masumi, good morning. It is now, it is now a 4.37 a.m. Monday in the Tokyo area. Good morning, Masumi. Thank you for stopping by. And Sid says, what do you think about Sammy DeBull being on YouTube with 1 million subs and he supporting Trump for 2024? I actually watched that interview, it was over an hour, and I also watched a couple other interviews of former mafia hitmen, and they're quite revealing. I mean, they're, you know, I mean, let me say greetings to the one and only, Ronald's material. Oh yeah. I've certainly never had that product, product. Okay. You're welcome, Masumi De. 4.8 percent. Good to see you again, James. Good to see you, man. Yeah, I'm really getting vigorated with those lights. I mean, never, never, never change your background. I mean, that's beautiful. We've got red, green, blue, red, green, blue. And then we've got this multi-color stuff. From Italy, but really from England. So yeah, yeah, I hate when that happens. I think it's valid in the, in the UK to say. It's fucking, it's supposed to be an Italian beer, but yeah, premium wager, brewed and borrowed in the UK. So it's not exactly Italian, is it? Well, do you think they do it to save money on? Yeah, they do it to save money. And import taxes? Yeah, import taxes? Like another word. Like they do, like foreign companies often do in the United States. Like I think Honda has an assembly plant. Toyota has a US-based assembly plant, you know, that I mean, hopefully it's done strictly under their supervision with their robotics and everything. I don't want any, you know, any Jabroni, Jumboloni, American employee to come in. Time to go to work, to every point, you know, and screwing up my car, you know. Jabroni, that is such an American word. They use it in pro wrestling a lot. Will you ever leave New Jersey when you get older and go to Florida? No, Florida's, it's too hot, it's too humid. I hate the humidity. Number one, well, it's humid here too, but it's worse down here. And it's overcrowded and it's a red state. It's too Republican. But, you know, I wouldn't mind like going living in the desert, like in the suburbs of Las Vegas or maybe Tucson, Arizona or something. Yeah, San Diego was beautiful, but it's expensive there to live. A lot of people from Southern California are building homes in northern Baja, Mexico to save a ton of money and they're the borders right there. I know that for a fact. All right. Do most women fuck the top 5% in their 20s and then try to marry some simp in their 30s? Yeah, they went after they achieve many notches on their female belt and they have a high body count and not becoming of a lady at all. It's becoming of a modern day feminist, actually. And after they achieve high mileage, they decide that they made enough money in their career, you know, and it's time to settle down. They made their money and they're older. They could be middle age. The time is, the biological clock is ticking as far as having children. You know, it's not in their favor. Then they find some simp, some sucker, beta, blue pill, beta male sucker simp that pays for everything and then she sneaks away as a cougar and has an affair with Gardner or the pool boy or whatever or the male masseuse at the health club. She cheats on the poor sap. It's paying for everything. Yeah. No, I don't want to BC making my Honda or Toyota. You didn't get the job. Well, I know the job market really sucks and so does the economy, Brian. It's the same here in the United Kingdom. The job economy sucks. It's really bad there. What about tourism? Does Scotland have a fairly decent amount of tourism? Yeah, we get tourists. Wait, the town I'm in right now, we get tourists all the time. Yeah. I don't mean them. They're nice people. But yeah. Yeah. I mean, if I was a tourist, the first thing I would think about is fishing chips. And then I would get James and then I would think about trying some haggis and some of your meat pies and and banger sausages. And then I will go go. I will go with you to some of the local pubs that cook really good seafood, not places, the local places. And James, have you ever had black pudding? I love it. I love it. I love it too. I like I like black pudding more than a week haggis. Remember the picture of your your little brother on on on the container of oatmeal, the porridge. I can't remember that. You know, you know, I was reading a recipe for how to improve the flavor of oatmeal like many times over. You take the dry oatmeal, the dry raw oats, and you put it in the pot that you're going to boil it in. You put you put it in there or skillet, full skillet, and you you put good oil. You heat it up and you put really good quality oil, whatever, whatever you like, coconut oil, extra virgin olive oil, whatever. And you toast it. You toast it till it's brown. Then you add the water and everything else and you boil it. I've never had oatmeal wake up before. Toasted toasted. Yeah, they said that the flavor will be will be like much better. I'm going to try that. Now, what are you saying? You're talking about young females that have that have a low sexual market value. If they're obese and they got tattoos all over, they're of a low sexual market value. And those are the women that are supposed to be experts at giving blow jobs because they have to because they have to. Oh, come on. Ryan, you're trolling me, man. You're not you're not dumpster diving. With all with all with all the social programs that this country has, there's no need to live like that. You're busting my balls. Someone told me that that you're a troll. Maybe maybe you're red rooster in disguise. Do you think BC could go to a club with a wife? The stuff he comes out with. Do you think BC could go to a club with a wife beater and hat backwards where he picks up a bunch of hotties for a one night stand? You mean like go in with the ghetto look with his baseball cap backwards and droopy pants underwear sticking out? I don't know. You seem to be fixated on BC. I don't even think of it. The guy doesn't even cross my mind. He's awesome. I like grits, but I can't be genetically modified corn that's not organic. But I do. I know that. I know that Bob's Red Mill puts out fucking rip off and hold on and organic non GMO, uh, hominy grace, uh, AKA Paleta. But I like it. I make a long story short. I like it. You could talk about anything, but I don't want to talk about you resorting to dumpster diving to get a meal. There's no reason for that. No reason for it. There's no reason. There are programs in this country where a person does not have to be homeless and sleep on a park bench and does not have to dumpster dive and does not have to, uh, become a crack head. There's programs to help get people on their feet so they can have some life of dignity. So I don't want to hear about dumpster diving. Sid is our male rights activist, red pill alpha male. He's from the state of Michigan. Okay. All right. Now let me see if this thing is working now. Yeah, James, I just thought of a jump on for a beer and say cheers. I'm going to do my own live stream though. I just thought of a jump on because I've not seen you in a while and I met, I miss you man. I've not seen you in a bit. The last time I was on your steam was like a few months ago or something. All right. All right. I really appreciate you being here. I feel bad. Ryan, listen, uh, there really are programs to help you. You just have to go, you have to go to the, uh, your county's board of social services. Whatever the name of your county is, you got to go get the address of the board of social services and go there and shoot the works. Sign up for everything, everything from soup to nuts. Trust me. Don't go dumpster diving. All right. Joe Biden. You're, you're, I love Sid Sidney's sense of humor. Yeah. Joe Biden, the man that is, he is to the right of center. Yeah. He really, he really feels your pain. Gotcha. Oh yeah, no, Trump don't give a shit. You think he, listen, did he, did he ever invite, did he ever put together a rally of all those people that voted for him wearing the red MAGA hats? Did he ever do that like at, at Mar-a-Largo? Did he ever, like, he doesn't like those people. He hates those people. They're just votes. They're just votes to him. Well, you can sign up for EBT, an EBT car, full stamps, a basic, a full stamp. You can apply for Medicaid, which you'll get an insurance policy anyway, which is Obamacare. You can do that. You can get a subsidy for your utility bill, gas and electric. You can sign up to section eight and you can get, get a, what do you call it, government, housing and urban development, subsidized apartment. I could post the link right here. I have the link somewhere. I can post it and you, well, yeah, unfortunately, women will sleep with Satan himself for, for money, you know, not the, the other, they look at men as a provider, not loving them for who they are only, only for what they can get out of them, you know. Hey, Jason Cleveland. Greetings. Greetings, greetings. Jason is here. Well, how is everybody? How's your father, Jordy? How's your brother? How's everybody doing? Doing good. Doing good. Just getting on. How are you doing, James? Good to see you. Good to see you. What are you drinking there? I'm just drinking some ginger, turmeric and honey concentrate. Chinese, like an instant tea. It comes in granules. Do you say turmeric? Yeah, there's turmeric, ginger and honey. And it's instant. It comes in granules. Yeah, I drink this stuff called, it's called a turmeric shot. It's basically loaded with turmeric and orange juice. And I drink that. Yeah, it's immunity, immunity. Oh yeah, turmeric. It's an ancient medicine, sure. Yes. Brian is an incel bro. There are any government programs to get him a hooker? Oh, no, you can't charge. You can't charge a hooker's don't take Medicaid. Hey, Bart. Hey, Bart Robinson. Feliz Domingo to you, motherfucker. Happy Sunday to you. I just felt my fucking beard everywhere. Son of a bitch. So you were talking with your hands like, I've done that. I've done that. I don't know. She's married. Kamala Harris is married to actually a white guy. Yeah, son of a fucking bitch. Did you see that? Fucking spoke be everywhere. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Jordy, that didn't happen. It's okay. I guess Kamala Harris must have moved her husband and her family to Washington, right? I guess they, I think they have like these Washington, Washington. Let me see who this is. I'm having issues with Mark Zuckerberg. Son of a bitch with Facebook Messenger. Zuckerberg. Is that it again? Yeah, he's like, it's like he's busted my balls. I have material to go over. I have to think of another game plan here. Let me see. What's the name there? Try something because he's a scumbag. He's always censoring my material that I have stored on Facebook Messenger. Oh shit. I don't know what happened, guys. James is gone. I don't know what happened. Yeah, James is, I'm sure, I'm sure James will be back. I don't know what happened. Yeah, Jason, how are you doing? Sidney, what happened to James? I don't know. I don't know. He just randomly caught out. I don't know. It's quite funny though, but I was just going to finish this beer and leave anyway. Yeah, what happened? I don't know. Zuckerberg nipped James. Fucker bird. Is that it again? I'm sure James will be back. I'm sure he'll be back. I don't know what's happened though. That's weird. But I guess I'll just tell you what I'm drinking. So I'm drinking Tenants Light from Glasgow. Tenants Light. Cheers, Sidney. Cheers, Jason. I don't know what happened to James. I honestly don't know. I think he'll be back though, but I was just basically joining for a beer and I was going to leave soon. I'm going to do a wipe in my channel, which I'll leave then. Yeah, I don't know what happened to James. That's a weird one. There he is. There he is. He's back. What happened? It's just that something really strange has been going on Sundays when it comes to the info. Oh, okay. Now it's back. The information on Messenger. Let's see. Messenger? Yeah. All right. Let me check this out. I think because now as you can see, we are in a studio atmosphere. We're not in a remote atmosphere anymore. But then how do we? I want to ask you real quickly. How many houses do you all do? Okay, here we go. Incredible. Incredible. Yeah, James, I thought we'd just join you for the VP, man. I'm going to shut off. Thank you for having me. You've got to go live with your show. Yeah. So thanks for having me, buddy. Cheers. Oh, okay. All right. Take care. Nice to have you, Jordy. Come again. Take care. If I'm still on and you want to come back, come back. If I'm still on. Yeah. Yeah, definitely. Yeah. Take care. Peace and love. Goodbye. Take care. Nice to see you. Yeah. It's like all the information I had stored for the show on Messenger, it wasn't there. This happened last time. It vanishes, then it comes back. Then it vanishes, then it comes back. Okay. I mean, if he wants, I'll put that link so he can apply for housing in Urban Development Section 8 apartment in his area. No, I'm here. Yeah, because I'm exposing the scumbags. Exactly. Okay. This has to do with the lying Republican candidate for whatever in Pennsylvania, Dr. Mehmet Oz. He was favored. He's a favorite of Oprah Winfrey. Okay. Everybody that's favored by her, there's always some kind of scandal attached to it with an ulterior motive of greed. I know I can't stand over Winfrey either. I want to ask you a question. How many houses do you all really work with? Well, I'm legitimately, I own two houses, but one of them we're building on, the other one's rents. Right. And one of them's wanting to marry your wife and your family? That's actually, yeah, I'm ready to get my mother along. We're building a house next to it. Oh, gotcha. That's very cool. That was Mehmet Oz, the Trump-backed candidate for Pennsylvania's Senate seat. And he lied there. He absolutely lied because he doesn't just own two houses. He owns 10 houses, and we have the evidence to show you to prove it. So, according to public records, and they are public, anyone can look at them. Dr. Oz owns 10 properties, 10. Then again, there's other people in his family who also own properties that he, wealth in the same household, right? So, his wife, Lisa, owns a mansion in Maine with her family and a pool house next to Oz's New Jersey mansion, which I get it. Maybe you're in a tiff with your partner, you want to get away. What better way to do it than just escaping to your own mansion right next door? So, that's what's going on there. So, what was he saying about renting, right? He's like, because it made it seem like, he made it seem like he was renting properties. He doesn't actually own them, but that's a lie. While Oz does rent out some of the properties, like a landlord would, at times sharing them with questionable tenants, he is not renting them from others. He owns them legally and legitimately, and they make up a sizable portion of his assets, which total at least $100 million. And remember, we had covered a story about the family business, which got fined for employing and underpaying undocumented immigrants. So, that's another thing to keep in mind. They just love that theft, don't they? That wage the theft and exploiting workers, especially workers that they think have no legal recourse as they're being exploited by them. And John Federman waited on this saying, Dr. Oz can afford to own 11 whole houses. That means, of course, he can most definitely fund his campaign with his own money or millions. If you're new here on Twitter, I humbly ask, will you please make a contribution of any amount to our campaign today? I am bought and paid for by you 100%. Again, he just gets it. He gets the messaging. And in fact, he has detailed campaign ad, a detailed campaign ad that focuses on Dr. Oz's houses. So, let's take a look at that. They sure do. In fact, recent update to this story is Dr. Oz getting real salty for people giving him crap about lying about the number of houses he has. In a tweet, he says, I purchased my houses with my money, some of which might have been stolen from undocumented workers that we employed. You lived off your parents until you were at least almost 50. Regular people don't mooch off their parents when they're 50, get off the couch, John. I don't know if that's going to sit well with the multifamily households that have to live in that kind of situation considering how unbelievably expensive and astronomically priced house. Typical greedy, cheap Republican, taking advantage of living at home, mooching off his parents, getting his mommy to do his laundry form and cook for him, okay, while he earns his medical degrees and makes a fortune as a doctor. What a piece of shit. Typical Republican. Those thing is in this country, but who knows? Maybe some people will like that comment. I know I don't, but anyway. You know, it's watching that video. It's one of those funny things, like every now and again, when I want to rib a woman, a friend of mine who was single, I'm like, how many boyfriends do you have now, right? And it's always been with, oh my God, exacerbation. How could you say that? Because of course, when you have a boyfriend, how they work generally, it's like, yeah, I got one boy, I know how much boyfriends I got, right? Like that's not something you ever need to calculate. The way Dr. Oz pat the paws, that tells you all you need to know. Some people do own a vacation crib. They're blessed enough to own one or they do own a rental property or whatever. But if you ask somebody how many homes they own, they can just tell you, you know, like when he goes legitimately like blah, blah, blah, and it's, it's obfuscation for the obvious reason, like he knows how ridiculous it is and how it sounds to say I own 10 homes. I'm a guy who owns 10 homes and I'm going to pretend to know what ails the down home meat and potatoes people of Pennsylvania. It's craziness. It is craziness. Yeah, he knows it's not going to look good because voters are inevitably going to feel like he- They're going to judge you for it, brother. But they're not going to, but more importantly, it's not just, look, I think there's a difference between just hating on someone because they're rich and then also like when it comes to politicians, you know that someone with that kind of wealth isn't going to comprehend the reality that you're living, right? And you want members of Congress, you want senators to be connected to you, not so wealthy that they're completely disconnected from your reality. And so that's why he felt the need to lie. And once he got caught in that lie, he got super salty for anyone even bringing it up. But no, this is relevant. Thanks for watching The Young Turks. I really appreciate it. Another way to show support is through YouTube memberships. Okay. Lying Dr. Oz, everyone who is buddy, buddy, we're Oprah Winfrey is full of shit. You ever see the Indian women of Bollywood? They're very beautiful. I don't know. Well, the population is so high in India that there's based on sheer numbers, playing a numbers game that has to be women of all kinds there. I mean, I'm sure there's plenty of beautiful Indian females and I've seen them. I've seen them even in here in the United States, like being a waitress in an Indian restaurant. Elizabeth Warren, the neoliberal, politically correct feminist, making a big game deal, playing the gender card, going off on Bernie Sanders during the debates. Well, wouldn't doubt it. There's a lot of Americans that are downright ugly too, just go shopping a Walmart. Every, you know, the real estate industry, talk about too hard. The rents, the mortgages are astronomical. A friend of mine moved out to Northwestern New Jersey to try to save some money. And now, all of a sudden, because all these people from New York can't afford to live in New York anymore, they're all flooding into Northern New Jersey. Now, all of a sudden, the rents are going sky high even in areas near the country that used to be considered the boonies, $1,200 for a one-bedroom apartment, $1,700, $2,000 for like two-bedroom apartment. Give me a break all the way out there. So, I told him, get a house or an apartment right over the Delaware River in Pennsylvania and just go over to the Delaware River and to work in Western New Jersey. You know, you have free entry tape. I never heard of them, but American white women are very attractive and thin. Well, yeah, certain ones. I order garlic naan or better yet, the garlic naan stuffed with cheese. And then there's another Indian bread that's very tasty called Paratha. Paratha. Roti I never had. Friendly? They're the most stuck up females on the planet. Are you kidding me, Sid? Come on, bust of my balls. Yeah, right? You bust of my c- Stop it. Stop it. Stop the bullshit. No, I don't like Camden, New Jersey. I despise Camden, New Jersey. It's a shithole. It's a crime-ridden ghetto. I don't know why they built the New Jersey State Aquarium in Camden, New Jersey, which is a suburb of Philadelphia. Why did they build the New Jersey State Aquarium in a shithole? They thought that the casinos, the hotels and casinos were going to solve the poverty or the ghetto problem in Atlantic City. Well, guess what? They never did. They never did. I don't know how it could possibly solve that problem since the rich, since corporations own the casinos and they could care less about the poor, in Atlantic City, right? Now, certain areas, I mean, they claim it helped. Asbury Park, New Jersey, Long Branch, you know, that area is built up now. It used to be a ghetto on the Atlantic Ocean. But when they say built up, they probably mean they bought really cheap oceanfront real estate. They built upon it and they pushed the poor and the ghetto crime. They pushed it away, away from the waterfront property. It didn't solve the poverty issue. Jason, you're so full of crap, Sid. You're so full of crap. You see what Sid just posted? Yeah, now Brian hit the nail on the head. Yeah, because thanks to the feminists, the feminists started with the sexual revolution and then by convincing through nagging all of the pandering PC neoliberal politicians, they got man-hating laws put into place. They told women, forget about, they used to shame women that want to be homemakers and settle down. Don't settle down. Don't devote yourself to a man. Take care of a man. Don't have babies right away. Get a career. So they brainwashed all the women, the young women, to get careers and put a family on the back burner. Well, the back burner got pushed, even farther back because if a woman established herself as being a very successful career woman, career person and she makes six figures or she's financially independent, there's chances are she's middle-aged. Once a woman's middle-aged, biological clock is ticking away. She can't have babies. So you might as well say that the man-hating feminists, the lesbians, successfully sabotage the traditional family, straight heterosexual relationships. They sabotage that and they succeeded at it. Why? Because for some reason politicians in the Democrat Party could not say no. The magic old-fashioned word no or get lost or get the fuck out of here, something like that. No, just a simple no. It couldn't do it. They had a panda. Panda for what? Votes? Votes perhaps? Yeah, mother. Yeah, maybe nurses have a tendency to have that need to help men that are sort of downtrodden. Nurses have that mentality. Not being the bulk of the very attractive younger female. You go to a dance club, go to a nightclub and tell a girl in her 20s who's very attractive that you need somebody to take care of you because you have problems and you're broke and you're this and you're that and you have a disability. And then see how far you get with that. Mr. Sid? Mr. Sid? Mr. Sid? Okay, let me see if I can get to the next situation. Oh, here's one. Check this out. Check this out. Share. Share screen. Share screen. Check this out. All right, here we go. All right. All right. This article from ABC News. Pfizer fined $2.3 billion for illegal marketing in off label drug case. In the largest healthcare fraud settlement in history, pharmaceutical giant Pfizer must pay $2.3 billion to resolve criminal and civil allegations that the company illegally promoted uses of four of its drugs, including the painkiller, Bextra, the US Department of Justice announced Wednesday besides Bextra, the drugs were geodon and anti-psychotic xybox and antibiotic and larica and anti-epileptic drug. Once the food and drug administration approves drugs, doctors can prescribe them off label for any use. But makers can't market them for anything other than approved uses. Pfizer, subsidiary from Asia and Upjohn pleaded guilty to a felony violation for promoting off label uses of Bextra, such as for pain relief after knee replacement surgery at the FDA's request. Pfizer pulled Bextra off the market in April 2005 because its risks, including a rare sometimes fatal skin reaction, outweighed its benefits. It has been approved only to treating rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis and menstrual pain. As part of the settlement, Pfizer, PFE will pay a criminal fine of 1.195 billion, the largest criminal fine ever imposed in the US for any matter according to the Justice Department. Pharmacia and Upjohn must pay a 105 million dollar criminal fine. Pfizer also has agreed to pay 1 billion in civil dollars and civil damages and penalties to compensate federal health care programs for false claims submitted as a result of its marketing Bextra and the other four drugs for off label use or at unapproved doses. Well, you know what? You play, you have to pay. You play, you pay. That's what they get. That's what they get. I know you're kidding. Well, you know, the more blue pill beta simps there are out there, guys that are simping, especially on social media, on dating apps, the more simps out there, the higher the perceived delusional sexual market value of these women that you mentioned, these women that are not in demand, their perceived delusion goes higher as they see themselves as being a high sexual market value female when they actually are a low sexual market value female because of all the simps kissing their ass and giving them attention and blowing up an ego that is really, really not warranted. It's in Michigan, like BC is. That's why I believe in starting an undercover underground organization either paid for by the state or the federal government of trained vigilantes like Charles Bronson in all those death wish movies to go out late at night undercover, maybe dressed like an old man. I'll have him wear Kevlar and carry a concealable automatic weapon or maybe a nice 40 caliber pistol with a silencer or whatever and just go out and make themselves vulnerable to attack, to be mugged and just have them dispatch these low lives. And I would have him do it even to people of putting graffiti on public and private property. There is no, you cannot rehabilitate a wicked mind that's already developed to be wicked. And I guess, I guess all the stereotypical rumors about Detroit must be false. He's busting your balls. Everybody's being a ball busting here today. It's a shit hole. You know, my friend from Chicago said that Milwaukee's a shit hole. But then again, now many parts of Chicago have become a shit hole, right? With that mayor lightfoot, the mayor lightfoot that probably does nothing about crime. She has, she's a black female and she's probably like David Dinkins was in New York City. You know, told the cops, keep your hands off the brothers. Don't hassle the brothers. Yeah. Yeah. All right. There's no big, big pharma. I don't know who's great here. Big pharma or big oil. Honestly, I think it's a close competition, functional and safe. Well, no, because they don't hassle the people committing the crime. They're afraid of losing votes. They're afraid that they won't be PC to the neoliberal corrupt Democrat party. They won't be PC if they hassle those that are guilty. The strong long arm of the law is not used. Yeah. Why don't you contact them? Try not worry is. I mean, if you have a car, he could hop in your car and you know, you guys can go, go have that. He knows where all the great places are to have Detroit style pizza and other places to eat. He knows them all, but you know, pick them up because he doesn't have a car. And hopefully nothing happens to your passenger seat when you pick them up. They have a tough time because they choose not to deal with it. Listen, to run a city, to run a large city. I'm convinced that a progressive or moderate cannot successfully run a large city where the city is functional and safe and does everything efficiently. And you know why? Because there are so much riff raff living in large cities, urban areas that the kinder, gentler approach, you know, going in with psychologists and soaps social workers and trying to rehabilitate them. It's not going to work. You have to go in tough as nails and rule with an iron hand. That's the only way you can effectively run a large city. It's the only way. Curtis Leeward should have won the campaign for mayor of New York City. A young Rudy Giuliani of Sound Mind, when he first got elected as New York City Mayor, he was very tough on crime. He had the police commissioner Bill Bratton and he kicked ass. That was before he lost his mind. How come he doesn't have a car? I think he works in a department store or a fast food restaurant and he can't afford it. Well, make sure you get one of those pine air fresheners that you hang from the rear view mirror because it's a known fact that obese people do not bathe properly and regularly. Properly and regularly. Regularly. I have trouble with that word. James, you are an authority on healthy living and exercise and I could listen to you for hours on the subject. I could do a show strictly on health nutrition and physical fitness and Bart Robinson would be perfect. You and you and Bart would be perfect to help me do the show. Another guy who's pretty enthusiastic on the subject, Anthony Laura. He can't come on the show because he has an old El Chippo smartphone for God's sakes. I'm trying to tell him get a good Android. Get a new Android. What is with these people? They are so cheap. They're tighter than a clam's ass. Really? Tighter than a clam's ass? Or is it a crab's ass? No, I think a clam's ass is tighter. You know? Yes, I'm stereotyping. I remember when I was a kid, before the stereo, they called it a high-five. High-fidelity. High-fives. Not high-five. Like, hey, high-five. On the slip side. No, no, high-five. Yes, stereotyping. I think as long as the weather's nice, whole-manteed does not come home early on a Sunday. I could send it to him or I could just tell him to say, Paul, look, if the weather's bad and you happen to be home during the mid-afternoon, just go to my YouTube channel and leave me a comment and I'll give you the link and you come aboard. That's all. Yeah, I know. He talks about himself in a braggadocious way. Non-stop. Non-stop. He doesn't come up for air. You know who's worse than that? Just as bad. A guy who goes on all these beer and booze review shows. He's from Texas. He calls himself the drunken one. He's a friend of Thomas Medal 75. Yeah, you're right about that. You're right about that. If he's so poor, then why does he have enough money to chain smoke, to excessively drink, and to eat large amounts, copious amounts of food, including garbage food? You are very observant, Sidney. Oh, of course it costs money. You see, nobody can bullshit you because you can see the obvious. You can spot red flags. Yeah, he doesn't have money to get an extra pair of earbuds with the microphone to solve his audio problem with his phone. I think he has an iPhone which has issues. If you have a phone and you go live on StreamYard, well, first of all, you can't go live on StreamYard with an iPhone. He must have an Android because iPhone forces you to use Safari as a browser when you go on StreamYard and it's not compatible with StreamYard. But still, if you always go live with a smartphone and you have audio issues, you have to use the earbuds, which has a microphone, a very nice, sensitive mic that hangs about chin level. And the audio problems will be over. But does he go buy it? No. He leaves his earbuds at work, but then he likes to go live all the time. It doesn't make sense. I have no tolerance for people that don't have common sense. Oh, you know, drunken one. Oh, he doesn't stop. He doesn't stop. The only way you could talk with him present is if you abruptly and rudely interrupt him. Yeah, I mean, no, he's always, he's always stuck with food and cigarettes and booze, always. And he can't get himself a car, even a Kia, even a subcompact Kia or something like that, you know. Okay, I want to welcome we have the one and only, the one and only Ronald J. Terrio from Southeastern Louisiana that are welcome to the show. Decorum, my demand, Decorum. That's what it sounds like with all the commentary. You know, they have a fixation on BC. I don't know why. Yeah, I don't get that. I don't get it. I don't, I don't get it. Well, here's to your neighboring state, New York. Oh, look at that. You found the Brooklyn. Oh, post road. Oh, that looks good. Post road pumpkin ale. Let me get a bird's eye. Let me get a bird's eye view. What's the ABV five? All right, not bad. Low bitterness. Well, Brewed in Brooklyn, but mostly it's probably brewed in Utica at the big of FX Matt Brewery, Family Own Brewery, which we visited in 2016. Brooklyn. So the Brooklyn, you know, the Brooklyn nets should use that B as their logo that's on the bottle. That'll look good. Yeah, or the hockey team should move the hell out of Uniondale, Long Island, the New York Islanders, and they should go to Brooklyn, become the Brooklyn, the Brooklyn Scheisters. I don't know. Something like Brooklyn bruises. I think this beer is okay, but they say on the website, they use a little, they use a lot of pumpkin. You know, pumpkin has no flavor. It's like neutral and a little bit of spices, just a touch of spices. That's the problem with this beer. It doesn't have a lot of flavors, kind of bland on because they went so low profile on the spices that it's kind of kind of dull, but it's good. I still give it a B in the B range. Now the price, when I first reviewed this in 2012, it was probably $799 a bottle. I mean, a six pack, sorry, six pack, but now the price is $949 for a six pack. Wow. Went from $799 to $949. So it jumped up $1.50 in 10 years. Oh, well, there it is. So it's probably coming from Utica more than Brooklyn, but it's still New York state. Yeah, Utica's upstate, right? Yeah, in the Finger Lakes region. Oh, really? Went there six years ago. I took a tour, but as big as that brewery is, it's a big brewery. I mean, it's big. It's no joke. It's been open since 1888, but like the guy on the tour told us, he said, you know, it seems big. He said, but Anheuser-Busch brews as much beer in two days as we brew in a year. So in two days, Anheuser-Busch brews all the beer that this brewery does in a year. So it just puts it in perspective. That's why it's a craft beer. You know, you've got quality versus quantity. You know, you want old world quality. You can't have quantity. Well, maybe you could have both. I don't know. I can show you some famous beers from Utica. If you want to see them, I'll show you the can and bottle if you want to see them. Yeah. Well, you know, it is possible to have quantity and quality if the management if management decides to have that, you know, you just have to say, look, I want, I have, we have the money to put out the quantity, but we will not cut corners. We must maintain the old world quality and the quality of our ingredients. No adjuncts, you know, no cheap filler, rice and corn, no preservatives. We have to maintain craft beer quality with the ability to put out massive amounts of this beer or ale or whatever, pale ale or IPA or whatever. Here's the standard product. They don't make, you know, all flavor. The standard product that they make in Utica is this one. It's from the markets. It's the first beer introduced after prohibition. Really, Utica Club. The first beer to rear its head at the end of prohibition. They sent a case to Franklin Roosevelt, and this is somebody sent me this bottle because I obviously cannot get Utica Club pills in Louisiana. Wow. And then when I was at the brewery, they had cans. So I wanted to get a can for my collection so you can get the cans. And you probably can't get it in New York City or New Jersey, but it's so regional. That's a very historic, in my opinion, a historic collectible. Yeah. And then somebody sent me this glass. Oh, wow. Now that you've got to keep in a real safe place like a China cabinet or something. Yeah, you've got to keep that, you know, in a safe spot. Yeah, keep it in the cabinet. The only problem is there's a certain orange animal broke into my cabinets about two weeks ago, and the orange animal got behind all the glasses, behind the cereal boxes, and was sitting up there in the back of the cabinet. I said, why are you doing this? You know, there's no reason for you to be up there. So I had to talk her out of it. I had to say, come on out, because I knew if she made a sudden jump, it would just shatter all the glasses. So you gently try to talk her out of there, because if you were to yell at her with your hands flailing, she would have broke everything. You know, she reminds me of when they fed the gremlins after midnight. So she comes out the cabinet. The cabinet door was a jar like this much. So she took her paw and pulled the cabinet door open and jumped up in there behind the grits and the cereal. All right. What's my favorite Canadian beer? Favorite Canadian beer? Some from Unibrew. Some from Unibrew, probably Unibrew. I remember Moose said, I remember I remember a beer called Grizzly, which I don't see anymore for years, I don't think. And now, Labats, is that in the States now? I just saw that yesterday. I saw Labats yesterday on the shelf in Metairie, Louisiana, and it comes from Canada. It's the really old Canadian brand from the 1700s, I think. Really? And they use a maple leaf on the label, right? What I got, it's two big Canadian companies. There's Molson and Labat, and they're like rivals, but Labat is real old. It's a French Canadian, and so is Molson, I think. Yeah. Well, the word Labat, you would assume, is from Quebec, Quebec, Quebec. I actually, let me see if I can find the website. Actually, I actually enjoyed Montreal. Everybody was nice to me. Nobody was arrogant or snooty, but there was a family of a Hispanic family that tried to get a hotel room, and they said, no rooms, no rooms. Then I went in there, and they were like really hospitable, and they gave me a good room. When I went to Quebec, I didn't really tour Montreal. We just drove past it, but we stayed in Quebec City, the original city, Quebec City, the only city in North America that is surrounded by a wall. Really? You know, like in Europe, and you got to drive through this gate, there's like a, they open the gate, and you could drive into the city. Well, that's far the north in Quebec, in the province. That's like, Well, it's in Quebec province, but it's further north than Montreal. It's Quebec City. I saw the famous cathedral. Was it in Montreal? I went to, I went to one of the Catholic churches in Quebec City along the river. There's two parts of Quebec City. There's upper town and lower town. Upper town is up on the hill, and lower town is on the riverbank. I'll put a link to that on the Bat Brewery website for Canada. Yeah, I'm going to post it. I'm going to post it. Yeah, it's like a really old, like, I don't want to say it's a replica of Notre Dame, but it's an old, like a medieval architecture. I know what you're talking about. I know what you're talking about because my neighbor down the street went on a pilgrimage and they went to that cathedral, yeah. Yeah. Believe it or not, they had an Italian neighborhood in the far north part of Montreal, like Boston has theirs in the north, the north end. They had one, they had a China town, not a big China town, but they had a China town. They had an adult section with all flashing lights and Montreal, and they had a little bit of everything, but there was no filth or graffiti or trash on the streets at all. It was very clean when I was there. Right. When I went to Quebec, I didn't see any trash. When I went to Toronto, they had their Hispanic area of town where I got the empanadas, and I didn't see any trash or anything like that. There's a lot of Italians in Toronto. They have a big community there. When I went to Windsor, Canada, I went to a really good Chinese restaurant. Yeah, I've seen some videos of Asian restaurants in Toronto. They're quite nice. I mean, you know the squeegee people, squeegee and your windshield and asking for money. In Montreal, there were all young, like 21-year-old blonde-haired girls in college, and they were squeegeeing. I'm sure the tips that they were acquiring was better than any other squeegee people. Well, they get a lot of LeBat beers up there in Canada. We can't get down here. The only thing we get around here is the LeBat Blue. We don't get their ales. We don't get their more craft-style beers. Well, even Genesee, they have other products like a Scottish ale or something. We cannot get it. You can't get it. You only get the cream ale, but they have other interesting products on their line that I would love to try, but I never see it. I never see it. I don't know why they don't think like that. A liquor store manager, let's say a liquor store manager that gets Genesee cream ale and sees how fast it sells and how reasonably priced it is. I mean, don't they think of, oh, okay, this has been around for decades. Pretty popular. People love it. The price is low. I used to pay 450 for six bottles. Check out their other products. It's the same old story. They limit what you can get, and then they'll say people are not buying what we want. Well, yeah, because people are not going to keep buying the same one. They want to try different things, but well, if you have something that looks good and the price is reasonable, it doesn't hurt to get a minimal amount like a half a dozen cases of it and then separate some bottles and put it, sell some individual bottles so people could try it and just see how it goes. If it blows up and you get feedback, the customer says, you know, I normally get Genesee cream ale, but I tell you, I tried that Genesee Scottish ale and it's great. I love it. Are you going to get more? So that means get more. Right. But if you can't get it, you can't try it. If you can't try it, you can't comment on it. Right. It could be Heaven Hill. Okay. It could be the Heaven Hill Whiskies. They don't advertise like Jim Beame and Knob Creek and Makers Mark and all these other companies, but they're reasonable. They're good products. So you get in some Heaven Hills and then the people that buy it, that buy all of it, say, oh, you've got no Heaven Hill. When is it coming in again? I think it's great for the price. It's great. Yeah. And you saw what I found in Arkansas last month. Yeah. Exactly. You know, it was something that I didn't even see because I only saw the black labeled one and the green and the green and the cream black, green and cream. So Arkansas, which was across the street from Texas, kind of a strange setup, right? One side, the street is the other street is Arkansas. So I went in there and I saw that gold label, Heaven Hill. And I asked the girl, I said, what's the story with these Heaven Hill bottles? He had like about six of them lined up on the counter. She seemed like she was kind of maybe special needs. But she said, very friendly, though, she said, she says, oh, yeah, these are $9.89 a bottle. I think she said $9.89. I said, I'll take one. Straight bourbon whiskey, straight bourbon. I'll go get it. I'll show you. I'll show you. You want to see what I got yesterday? Yeah. And you got like a gold labeled Heaven Hill, right? Yeah, right. So this is apparently very rare. Okay. What I'm going to do with all this stuff. This is crazy. But anyway, I budget, I budget every month. I kind of keep my budget straight. So if I'm buying something, I can afford it. Okay. If I can afford it, I ain't buying it. All right. I always tell people budget, budget, budget, but they don't do it. All right. I sit down at the end of every month and I write out a plan for the next month. How many people do that? All right. Not too many. Then they'll say, I'm sinking. I'm sinking. I only bought four cases of cigarettes. I'm broke. I'm broke. I'm broke. Well, BC's always crying poverty. I only bought four cases of cigarettes. The premium brand, the premium brand, by the way, not the budget brand, and I only bought all this beer and all this bourbon and I only have the most expensive cable plan you can get with all the digital channels. Yeah. I can't afford a car. I can't afford a motorcycle. I'm riding a scooter to work and the scooter, you probably can't even see it where it's him sitting on it. Well, you know, BC is cool. I'm cool with him. So I don't want to talk bad about him. I'm just saying in general, people in general, I don't mean anybody specifically. It's not really their fault. It's that they don't realize that they can budget each month and kind of like plan things out. Anyway, all right. So this is a custom made, it claims, custom made mash. It's charcoal filtered, which means they take charcoal and they pulverize it and they press it together in a 10 foot column. It's a big, I mean, probably five feet across. They smash the charcoal down as tight as they can get it and they they drip the whiskey one drop at a time. And it takes like three days to drip through the charcoal. Oh, wow. Yeah, watch, I've seen this in Jack Daniels, take three days to drip through the charcoal. This is Kentucky bourbon. And it is, I like how they say genuine. Yeah, well, it's genuine. It's not fake. Straight bourbon, which is a different type, but it doesn't say sour mash. Let me see. Oh, well, okay, so it's not sour mash. All right, but it's the gold label heaven hill gold label. So I saw that I had to buy it, you know. Oh, wow. So that's that's the straight version. Yeah, not the blended, not the. Wow. So I was glad I was happy and for less than $10 after tax on my dad after tax. Well worth it more than well worth. I mean that kind of quality. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Hold on a second. I just realized something, James. It's owned by. No, this is not a regular model. I thought it seemed heavier. This is a leader bottle. A leader bottle for the 10 bucks. It's not 750. It's 1000 milliliters. I cannot believe this. A meter. Oh, so that has to be one of the greatest banks for the buck when it comes to bourbon or American whiskey in general. And I did not do that for any kind of dramatic effect. I just literally realized, wait a minute, this bottle seems large. And then my friend David was saying, why you didn't buy it for me? I don't know. I don't know. You know, I've been on trucks before and I bought him stuff and then I come back and he's like, I don't really like that. So I don't like to buy stuff cold. You know, I don't like buying stuff cold for people. Yeah. But then you're stuck with an extra bottle if you don't want it. I don't like that stuff. All right. Here's something I bought yesterday. It's from Mexico, obviously. It's tequila. I don't know how you feel about tequila. I can, I could take it to leave it, honestly. Well, brand new box. I mean, I'll drink it in a frozen margarita, but I'm not like a big fan of it. A big fan, yeah. So well, I bought this bandolero. I heard about bandolero. Yeah, it is the day of the dead skeleton with the sombrero. It's been on the market a couple of years and then I got the gold. Oh, wow. Yeah. I bought this in Kenner. I know you never heard of Kenner. Kenner, Louisiana. On Louisiana Highway 49, they were given taste. When we went into the store, they were given tastings for this flavored vodka. Nothing to do with this, but we tried it. It was very good. Especially the jalapeno cucumber vodka, jalapeno cucumber vodka. Now, where is this distillery located? In the States or in Mexico? Oh, it's in Mexico. This is in Mexico. But this bottle, these two bottles, full-size bottles, not a liter, but full-size bottles. You'll never guess who owns it, but we won't go there. $5.99 a bottle. And this is a perfect example of just how many small, possibly family-owned distilleries are making every imaginable liquor. In this case, tequila. It actually is a family-owned distillery. It's called Gonzales, E. Gonzales. But they said the actual family is called the Maestri, M-A-E-S-T-R-E Maestri family. And they produce a lot of tequila for a family-owned company in the United States, which ends with the name Gold Ring. I wonder if they ever attempted to grow blue agave in the United States, like either New Mexico or Arizona or even in the Mojave Desert. It's possible, but you would not be able to legally call it tequila. You'd have to call it something like agave whiskey or something. Yeah, and I always legally would have to be totally made in Mexico. Mexico, right. So anyway, I don't know if this stuff's any good, but for $5.99 a bottle, who cares? It's probably okay. It is family-owned. I wonder if tequila is improved by freezing some of it. If you wanted to just try it, you can put it in a little glass jar like I use and just see if it's better chilled. I don't know, but I think the cold probably wouldn't hurt it. No, but I've never heard of, well, I've heard of tequila going in a frozen margarita. Oh, right, right. Usually the cheapest tequila they can get, like for instance these. But anyway, I just thought I'd show you that in my friend David was sending me text messages. He went to this seafood restaurant in New Orleans, close to New Orleans. And we've been there a couple of times and the food is great. I mean, it's great because it's not a tourist place. No tourists are there. If you look at the outside, you would never stop. It looks like a warehouse. But if you go inside, it's a family-owned restaurant called Jake's Place in Marrero, Louisiana, close to New Orleans, across the river from New Orleans. But it's something that the locals would go to. And the food is, see, this is what is good to know for people that visit New Orleans, that do not like tourist traps. You're going to get hosed. If you go to New Orleans, you're going to get hosed because it's like a major tourist trap place. Yeah, it's just like people eating in midtown Manhattan, tourist eating in midtown. You're going to get hosed. You're going to go to Bourbon Street and you're going to pay $9 for each beer. You're going to pay $12 for each cocktail. Everything you do is going to be a total rip-off. I mean, you're going to pay all kind of money for beignets, which is just little pastry donuts. I mean, get real. Come on, it's not worth that. Well, they had the same thing when I used to go to Cancun with my ex every year. They have the tourist traps. They have shopping malls. And then you take the bus a little bit further and you're in downtown Centro where all the flea markets are and the supermarkets that where the local people shop and you can haggle with them. You can't haggle in a gift shop that's part of a mall in Cancun. There's no haggling, but if you go to where the locals are, you can haggle. You can say, well, I only brought X amount of pesos and the rest is at the hotel and take it or leave it. But in reality, you have a lot more. So you just tell them, this is it. This is it. They start walking away from them. Oh, senor, senor, come back. Please, purple boy, come back. And that's how you do it. I wouldn't lie. I would just tell them I'm not taking that kind of money. Let me see. I can show you some photos of Jake's place and you can show them. Let me see if I can find. Look at what they charge at the MGM Grand in Vegas for like a bottle of Perrier or just a bottle of filtered or spring water. What $14? They're out of their minds. The people who buy it are out of their minds. If you go to mainly basic, you go charge $7 for a bottle of water. Right. And what was it, $11 for the cheap beer? For the cheap beer? That's right. What was that, Atlanta? Would it break? Any of those places. Yeah, I'm sure they all do that. And you can't bring, they wouldn't let me bring a steel thermos of hot tea into Giant Stadium to watch the Giants play the Steelers. They wouldn't let, they wouldn't let me bring that out of leaving the car. You know. When I go to those games, I drink out the water fountain and when I get home, I drink whatever I want to drink. Yeah, because you don't want to constantly have to pee and walk a mile. Your name, I don't like paying $11 for a bottle of cheap beer. Yeah, that's bad. That is bad. Paying that much for a bottle of cheap beer. Okay, here's the, hold on, let me see. What? What did I do? What? Something appeared twice. I don't even know what I did. Well, this is, oh wait a minute. Okay, okay. $14. Parking here from the Seahawks is $60 per car. Oh my gosh. They're out of their minds. $60 to park. Go watch people throw a ball around. Yeah, to watch people throw a ball around and tackle others. $60 to park your car, then the ticket, then the food rip off. I would call that contempt for the consumer. You know, and they definitely, they all belong in a chisel is all shame. There's the other link. Jake, would you say it was Jake's place? Jake's, not Jake's place. Jake's seafood. If you look at the exterior, you would never, you know, no tourists are going to go there, you know. So it's kind of like, like a shack outside. Yeah, but when you go inside and you start eating the food, then you're glad you went, you know. Yeah, they should call it. Jake's Cajun Food Shack. Well, there's a place here called Jack's Lobster Shack, and it's like, they have wood on the outside, but that's about it. It's just like, like, shack-like wood panels on the outside, but it's, it's, it's part of like a strip mall, you know. So the stores right next to it, you know, it's not, it's not freestanding. So Jack, here we go. He went there today, my friend David went there today and he said the prices went up, of course, but the food was still really good. So I've got a few rows of it. If you want to show those, if you're able to show them. I'm sure. No tourists. There won't be any tourists, no way. Yeah, they, they, no, they won't be tourists because tourists like to go to pretty, I like to enter pretty buildings that have, you know, aesthetically attracted to that. Inside, the building's got a nice, inside is kind of nice and a lot of locals go there and have banquets and they hang out and talk and drink and have a good meal, but you're going to pay regular, you're going to pay neighborhood prices. You're not going to pay clip joint prices. Oh, they probably blame the price hike on, on costs of diesel fuel for the trucks and, and this shortages and all kinds of excuses. You know, when the prices are always guaranteed to be higher, if the restaurant puts out a new menu, like a brand new menu, you know, usually a family style, let's say seafood restaurant that's been there for generations, they're going to bring out like a paper menu that looks like like a, like a mat and a diner, you know, like a, yeah, paper. That's so awesome. Yeah, you're not going to get no, if you went to Jake's, I think you would like Jake's, I think you would like, well, I could, I could take you a ton of New Orleans area restaurants that you would like and then I can take you to a bunch that you would hate. Well, you, you told me there's another Acme Oyster house where the local people go. Right, right, right. But who knows, perhaps there are others that are not famous where you get a better value. There are many, yeah, many like that. I got, let me check this out. Can we just, oh, somebody, some people ate Louisiana raw oysters last week in front and died. I saw that article, they, well, they are the article, well, the, the news that I, I read of was a place in Florida and South Florida. I guess somewhere near Boca Raton or Palm Beach. It was in South Florida and they got a specific infection from a marine bacteria that is common in the ocean. But if it gets inside of you, it could be very dangerous. And it was from raw oysters. Now, the article you read was, was the customer at a different restaurant? I just know that the oysters were from Louisiana and the people ate them and they got sick with bacteria and died. And my father, he won't eat raw oysters. I'm, I'm a little lyrical. I just posted a photo of a soft shell crab poor boy, poor boy from Acme and Metterie, Louisiana. You want to, that's the last post. Yeah. Yeah. Soft shell crab is wonderful. Well, I prefer raw clams on a half shell. Then I, I do oysters. I, I like fried oysters. Like when I go to the oil, you can eat sushi place, which is only four blocks down. I usually, I eat the sushi first and sashimi and the salad, the wakame seaweed salad. And if I want to have some udon noodle soup, I'll get that. And then I save the cooked Japanese food for the end. Like I'll order the beef teriyaki. I'll get fried oysters. I'll get the grilled squid, things of that nature, you know. What about, what about charbroil, charbroil oysters? Never had that. Oh, when, where they put the half shell right on the, the grill. I never had, I've had oyster, oyster. I've had oysters, Rockefeller, had another trap in those, or you can eat that one out of business. Yeah, I'll be right back. I'll be right back. I gotta go get this stuff up. Oysters, Rockefeller. Same, I got, I gave you some good photos. Okay. I bet those photos will be really good on the, on the group. Walmart sued for collecting life insurance on employees. Really. Tallahassee, Florida, the Florida Supreme Court is deciding whether Walmart widowers can sue the corporation for a share of the life insurance policies Walmart purchased in their wife's names. They want some of the $9.6 million the corporation collected when the insurance benefits were paid. I tell you that Walton family, they, they, they just don't have enough money. Walmart got the money when 132 Florida employees enrolled in a corporate owned life insurance program died. 132 when a company names itself as a beneficiary. Didn't they see that red flag on a policy bought in the name of a ranked and filed employee. It is known as dead peasants insurance. Walmart stopped the practice in 2000 saying it was losing money in the case before the Florida Supreme Court. The federal judges asking the court to decide at the time the policies were purchased, whether Florida law provided family members standing the right to sue to claim the life insurance money. Okay. So Eileen Moss represents Walmart. It has paid more than $15 million to settle class action dead peasant suits in Texas and Oklahoma. But in Florida, she argued the law is on Walmart side. It doesn't surprise me with that governor to have that. You have to, you have to have standing. They were not parties to the contract and they weren't harmed by it. They didn't pay the premium. So the decision was made no standing. Oh, okay. Now they were starting created standing was through statutory rights. Let's look a lot of that's lawyer, lawyer jargon. Oh, wow. I'm not going to be on here much longer. But when I used to teach high school, even after I used to find scholarships for students all the time by looking online. And it's amazing all these scholarships that you can get to go to college for free and people are taking out these loans. My daughter went to college for eight years, got a bachelor's and a master's and never paid tuition. Oh, wow. She was she was a model student. She went to the University of New Orleans and graduated. Then she went to the University of Alabama and graduated with a master's degree and never paid tuition. I got three. Yeah, I got three first cousins. The oldest just graduated from Tulane this year. The second one is at Loyola University, Jesuit University. And the third one is that University of Alabama. And really, is that based on on what score your SATs are at? Or it's just based on your grades in high school? How do you do? How do you work that out? Your college scores. In the South, they don't have the SAT. They have the ACT. American College tells the same type thing and how you're doing in high school. And so all three cousins, 18 years old, 22 years old, 24 years old, they all went to college. They're either just graduating or going to college for free, no tuition. Really? Oh, congratulations. Well, congratulations to your daughter. I mean, did she utilize these degrees? Yes, she just got a job starting tomorrow working for a company that owns magazines like Southern Living and Better Homes and Gardens magazine. She's gonna write for them. And uh, uh-oh. There you are. We're no longer friends. All right. Yeah, just just for today. That's it. One thing I used to find out about, and it's still it's around today. There's something called diversity scholarships where you have these colleges that are mostly white. If a black student applies to go there, they can go for free. Free tuition, room and board. And if a white student, if a white student applies for the scholarship to a historically black university, like say Delaware State in Delaware, obviously, or Coppin State in Maryland, they can go for free. Like, because then the college gets credits from the U.S. government for promoting diversity. Yeah, but what about, what about their academic abilities? I mean, just because they're they're a person of color? Uh, that is a minimal part of it. Not a significant part. It's it's they're not too strict on that. It's just a kind of an unknown. I can even show you I got the links, but it's kind of an unknown scholarship program. Yeah, diversity scholarships. Huh, diversity scholarships. So, um, as we'll take advantage of it, right? Whatever happened to that? Remember the commercial, when we were kids, the United Negro College Fund? Mine is a terrible thing to waste. Mine's a terrible terrible thing to waste. I mean, uh, there's no sense of wasting your college education if the person is not going to graduate with flying colors and, uh, and be, you know, do something positive with their life. I mean, uh, you know how many, you know, how much money is wasted with that workforce program? Program a lot true unemployment where the government puts up $4,000 for these people that were on that were on unemployment to go to tech school or whatever. And they're not all demand occupations. Some of many of them aren't and they blow the four grand because the tech school, let's say the tech school's tuition is usually $10,000. Well, because they know you just, you're, you're practically running out of unemployment and you have $4,000 from workforce, they just take it. They go, we'll take it. So $4,000 and let's say they do graduate and there's no demand. There's no demand for the occupation. There's no, there's no real job placement. They, you know, like the counselor, the career counselors in these schools, they don't really know because they might go to college and major in something like art appreciation. Yeah. Like they, they, they don't, they can't find these kids an entry level position because these companies, they, they, they don't want like entry level. They want, they want the education and they want five years plus experience and to get entry level is very difficult. So you have four grand multiplied by God knows how many hundreds of thousands or tens of thousands, whatever. And there you go. It all adds up. I'll tell you what though, I know a woman, she's 43 years old, 20 years ago, she graduated from a community college in New Orleans and she majored in interior design, non-interior decorating, interior design, two year, two year degree and she's got a good job. She makes good money. Yes. Well, did you, did you know that the government website listed fashion design as a demand occupation? Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't, there's no way I believe that a demand occupation. I went to one, one of the, one of the textbooks I went to was medical billing and coding and you know, I got, I got good grades. I made the Dean's honors list. I graduated with like B plus student and I saved my paperwork and anyway, it, the demand of the occupation was very much dependent on and connected to what happens with Obamacare. So lo and behold, when I graduated, it wasn't a demand occupation anymore. All these medical centers and hospitals that were hiring from within, people that already had jobs in these hospitals and that was it. That was that. I mean, they had like every, every procedure in the medical profession, every illness and every procedure has a code. A code, right. Yeah. And it has to do with the billing, you know, billing of Medicare or the insurance company. Now it's the insurance company because if you have, if you have Medicaid, you have to select an insurance company. If you have Medicare, you have to do the same. You have to pick whatever you want. You want Horizon, you want UnitedHealthcare, whatever and which is better because before in the old days, Medicare only paid for like 80% and, and forget about Medicaid. Nobody wanted to take Medicaid because they, they paid chicken feed to the, I mean, I think chiropractors used to say they only got $6 from Medicaid per, per visit. So, you know, yeah. So doctors left and right were, were refusing to take it, but then when Obamacare came and he had the privatized insurance policies, they started covering a lot like dental, which, eh, you know, my sister has a really good insurance benefits and she still only gets 80% covering dental. It's almost like, like the government feels that you don't really need teeth. Like, like if you, if you don't have enough teeth, they would probably say, well, eat baby food. You know, hey, Western Mike, what's going on there, Western Mike? What are you doing? You going to come on down like the price is right? Oh, here he is. He's already coming on down. Well, there he is. He can join in. I'm just about to get off, Michael. Ah, man. How are you doing? Louisiana beer reviews. How are you doing, James? Good. Oh, you're on your tear ass. Terrorist. I am. Eating a muffa lotto. Getting a salmon burger. A salmon burger. Oh, wow. Look at all them seeds. Oh, yeah. Yeah, way too many seeds, but this is really good. So hits the spot. Hey, how are you doing, brother man? How are you guys doing? Good. Good. You know, so we're doing decent. We got, we got the, we got, we were very informative, especially with what Ronald contributes. What was the topic? Well, the more serious topics I blew through. I only have one left. It was, you know, it was the usual corporate scamming and things connected to price gouging and so on and so forth. Usual, usual stuff. Well, price gouging is happening because there are too many people on this planet. So I'm not sure we would have to be so concerned if we didn't have so many freaking people. So, yeah, I wish we had some kind of, you know, effective way to deal with so much population, just with funding or something like that. Yeah, I don't know why we, every time, I don't know why we always price gouge. I don't know. Well, it could be, it could be, before I get off the air, you want to see what a muffler looks like. Yeah. This is a quarter. This is a quarter, not the whole, because I can't read the whole thing. This is a quarter of a, you know, it's got, oh yeah, sesame roll, the yeet, is that ham? Peckles? Yes, sir. Salami, different types of cheeses and olive salad. Oh wow. It's a big, heavy sandwich. They say it comes from Sicily. The Sicilians brought it to New Orleans, so now people sell it. Do you like Cuban sandwiches, Ronald? I never had it, but I'm sure I would, like it. Yeah, it goes in a, like a press, like a panini press or something. You know, like a George, like the George Forman Grill before, oh yeah, and is it hot? Oh yeah. Yeah, before the George Forman Grill was ever invented, they had like a panini press. So it's a press, like a, it's like, you can probably do the same thing with a waffle iron, to be honest with you. Yeah, I'm saying, I'm saying this. Oh, you got mute, hold on, you got muted. If you can do, I muted myself, but if you can do a salmon panini, that'd be pretty good. That'd be pretty good. This is good, I'd prefer it as a panini though. Panini would be better. I think, well, what people, what people don't understand about the waffle iron. I'm gonna go, I'm gonna go, but it's a good scene you guys. Oh yeah, yeah, great. Thank you for coming on the show as always. See y'all for Wednesday Fosters. Lager for, Australian Lager for Beyond. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Ronald's show is going to be fall next Wednesday. All right, y'all take care now. Thanks a lot. It's a little, thank you. It's Australian for fear. The waffle iron, you're really not supposed to fill up the whole thing would matter because then when you close it, everything squirts out every which way. Oh yeah, I'm gonna move in. And on the sofa. It's way too windy, man. Just had rowing today and just the rowing was dang near impossible with all the, with all the wind, almost capsized like two, three times. So rowing is outstanding exercise for the, for the biceps, the forearms and the back. Oh yeah. And your shoulders, rowing is great. Rowing is a full body exercise. Would say it's a little better than swimming because with swimming, it got to deal with contamination, stuff like that. But if you're a rowing, you certainly can swim, but you're not going to deal with all that, all those other swimmers. You'll get a good, you'll get a great upper body pump when you're rowing. That's for sure. Now, I do have a question, James. Sure. Oh, but what's this about? Uh, let's see what this is about first. Um, yeah. It's a, it's the last article. Let me get this. Yeah. A new front page report in New York Times finds that more companies are monitoring and recording employees to measure their productivity. Journalist Jody Cantor investigates the rise of so-called productivity scores. It's to be measured with trackers that log keyboard activity and screenshot employees' faces and computer screens. And workers can lose points if they're deemed inactive. That can mean you step away to get a coffee. It can mean you're going to mentor a coworker. You're not at your computer. For some, Cantor found that low scores can mean less pay or even getting fired, losing their jobs. Employees in a wide range of industries are talking architecture, the healthcare described this as being tracked as demoralizing, humiliating, and toxic. And Jody Cantor joins us now. Uh, Jody, as I said in the green room, I think this is one of those articles is going to be pulled for decades and decades to look at where we're going as a country and where it began. We heard some employees complain. I can understand those complaints. Let's talk about the employer side, though. What's the case for doing this? You know, one of the most interesting parts of this reporting was talking to the people who really believe in these systems. They say, first of all, that it's inevitable, that the workplace has become a place of measurement. Don't fool yourself. They say that it's more transparent that the person who's a great contributor, but maybe kind of quiet, can be recognized by these systems. And they say, and they gave me examples, people really do cheat. There are derelict workers who even, for example, are taking two remote jobs at once and not really doing either of them. And they also say that they can manage better when they really see what people are doing when in detail. But then, on the other hand, we found an avalanche of really disturbing stories of people who felt that they couldn't really do their jobs well with these systems or that the measurements were just wrong. And I want to be clear. This is something that was more prevalent in low-income jobs for a long time. Now we're seeing it with people with college degrees, graduate degrees, even hospice chaplains who had to earn productivity points as they tended to the dying. And sweatshops, sweatshops. Depending on what they do, they get points for the care they administer. I did not know that. There's a whole chart. You know, .25 points for a kindle and call. One point for a visit to the dying. But like I mentioned, idle time could mean anything, though. And you can also be productive during that idle time. Because your vision isn't there or you don't see my strokes. It doesn't mean I'm not working. This is only measuring digital activity. So we found some very frustrated social workers working for a big Fortune 500 company. This is very mainstream. And they were marked as being idle, which is a judgmental word. That's like derelict. While they were actually seeing patients in drug treatment facilities. But it's just that their laptops weren't out and they weren't typing at the time. You ever hear of employees that say, you know, I actually think this is a good idea? We do. We found some that craved more tracking. Why? Well, for example, I talked to a woman who said, I am doing more on my team than my male coworker who I believe is going to the beach based on his Instagram posts. And I wish there was a system that recognized that I'm the real contributor. I bet there wasn't many of those though, right? Some, some, some, but the majority of people we talk to are incredibly frustrated with this because people, people feel that agency and decision making has been taken from them. And that this is a very intimate form of control in which. It feels like an invasion almost. Right. And that, and that, I mean, we talked to tons of workers who are having problems with bathroom breaks. That used to be a warehouse worker problem. Does a company have to tell you? That they're monitoring you? Depending on which state you live in. Really? Yeah. What about New York state? If you work for a big media. I mean, one of the big worries, I think, is that it distorts the job itself. I was struck by the Kroger workers who were doing grocery checkout and they got to be fast. Well, sometimes they can't be fast because they've got an elderly patron. Right. And the customer service involves chit-chatting and going at their pace. Or they're just explaining that the coupons don't apply to this business. Yeah, exactly. Or with those chaplains. If you're shopping safe for shoes, can the employees tell you you're looking at shoes? Depending on the program. I'm just asking for a friend. So part of why this was complicated to report on is that it's not one piece of software, right? It's not Facebook, you know, or Twitter, which we can scrutinize as one program. This is like a million different kinds of software that do this. And some of them, Gail, yes, do screenshot. Some screenshot every 10 minutes, like at a random time. Wow. So even if you were working for nine minutes and 55 seconds, if that screenshot shows you looking for those shoes or just getting interrupted by a text from your kid or something, you may not get paid for that. Well, it feels inevitable, which is why I think this is such a historic piece. Thank you. Right, I need somebody to talk to me. On the case again. We'll be right back. No, boy. Man. What an issue. It's complex and it's just not gonna, it's like having some people breathe down your neck on job, you know. Yeah, but so many people are struggling in public now. Do they really have a right to complain when their total failure to be in public and to be able to function in a public setting? That's going to mean that people aren't just going to time keep. So yeah, it's annoying, but when people are not doing their jobs, that's why. So I mean, that's why they're doing it. People not doing their jobs. People not, you know, idle time. There's a, I can't really ever think about the last idle time that had. So yeah, it's annoying, but it's kind of our choice, you know. So now I was, I was watching a couple of videos dating coach videos by this woman, this woman who actually feels really bad for men these days. And these days are a joke. And she, she, no, this girl. This particular woman, she doesn't give false advice to men. So the women end up being in control and in power. She gives honest advice. She's not one of the B.S.ers. No, no, she's not a feminist. She, she's not full, full of crap or that, you know, a person that's constantly promoting their, their, their coaching service and seminars and DVDs or whatever. She, she gives a lot of honest advice and she says that, yeah, men, men have it really, really sucks to date a modern woman. She says it's horrible. She says, um, it's, uh, you have women who are extremely nitpicky that are not in a high sexual market value anymore. They hit the wall, but their perception of themselves because they're financially independent, they're making six figures, their perception makes them delusionally think they're high sexual market value when they're not. And all the simps are the ones that blow their ego up because you have a lot of desperate begging brothers out there. You know, Those simps get mad if you, uh, if you, uh, call those ladies out on their shit. Uh, if you call them out on their stuff, uh, and if you, um, if you try to say stuff like that, like, hey, you might be financially, I'm not going to say it to her right, you know, right to her face, but it's like, you know, you might be financially high in the market. Uh, you know, if a simp overhears you, uh, even say anything like that, he's gonna, he's gonna soak box to you. Uh, they're, they're male feminists. They talk like a, like a feminist, they talk like a girl, but they're men. Yeah. Yeah. Um, and these guys, uh, they're annoying, but also these, uh, girls who keep doing this to themselves over and over again are super annoying too. I don't know which gender caused which to happen. Uh, maybe it was both at the same time, but um, men need to stop kissing up to women at other men's expense. And, uh, women need to stop, um, uh, bringing this on to themselves. Well, high quality, a high quality or high value male. Uh, you want to call them a red pill alpha male? You can do that. They're not going to tolerate the crap and the bullshit of a modern career woman feminist. They're going to, they're going to actually go for the young female because the young female does not, uh, come with drama. No. That these middle age feminist career women do. I don't think that these women are really capable of clawing their way back. Or I do not think that there's really a feasible pathway. Um, I think pretty much the pathway has been foreclosed. And, um, uh, even if not that, you know, still, uh, the reason for men ignoring women now are they got to learn their lesson and they're not learning their lesson. Forget about the biological clock of them saying, uh, okay. I'm 40 years old. Um, I make six figures. It's time for me to settle down and have a family. Well, guess what? A middle age woman having children comes with risks. You know, from a medical standpoint, their clock is ticking loud. And I'm going to be a little unfair here. And I might get a lot of flack for this, but um, you know, a lot of women at that age are a liability period because they will not take responsibility for their actions. Um, and then they tried to approach guys. I'm going to approach guys first 20 years ago. Guy approached you. You would flip out on him. Now you're going to go walk up to somebody and boom, problem, problem solved. What is this? And he's just going to say, oh yeah, sure. Yeah, sure. Right on. And you know what else? Do you know what else screws that up to when a woman, when the woman, the modern woman, I should say, not traditional girl, but a modern woman. Modern woman. When she's pressured by the feminist movement to take on the lifestyle and the role of a male by having a high body count and, you know, to have notches on her belt where she's approaching these guys and hitting on them and having a fair after a fair, when she finally meets a high quality, high value man, that high value man is not going to want a woman with high mileage. Like no, they're not going to be able to pair bond. They don't like that. That man does not want a high mileage girl. That's not somebody he wants to settle down with. There's going to be, of course, there's no chemistry because it's impossible to have chemistry with somebody who has so many miles. Yeah, I mean, I mean, but chemistry can be great, but it doesn't guarantee long, long-term relationship success. It just means that I have chemistry right now with so-and-so. Yeah. We're hitting it off. Oh, here, you know, and some guys are stupid. Oh, I met the girl of my dreams. Oh, the girl of my dreams. Not yet. Not yet. Not yet. You know, I always say she's not yours. She's not your turn. She's not yours. She's just your turn. That and also not yet. Now, I just want to, well, I mean, the woman talks about things that I already heard. You know, women are attracted to men with self-confidence, and I'm not arrogant, but self-confidence and a self-confident man is usually the alpha man who doesn't care what the woman is not afraid to speak his mind in fear that he might offend the girl and she might, you know, not want to go outward him. The alpha man will speak his mind, and if he sees red flags in the girl, he'll walk out. You know, like he'll be on a date, and if this girl is offensive, like if the girl is abusing the waitress or the waiter, he'll, the alpha male is supposed to call her out on it and say, you know, that's very rude behavior, the way you're talking to that person. And and I've seen that. Yeah, it's like, yeah, the girl doesn't apologize if she gets like an attitude because he's saying that the alpha male will just get up and just, you know, pay for his his half of whatever he ate and leave. This girl is all she says. I swear this waiter over here doesn't like me and I'm like, dude, he just acknowledged us multiple times and he's been very accommodating and you're and you're trying to start shit with him. I don't know why. What's your thoughts on this? Yeah, yeah. But yeah, I mean, these people, like even retailers, people that work in restaurants in the food industry and retail, they don't, they don't get paid a lot and they work very hard and they have to deal with asshole customers. So I have compassion and empathy for them. So I'd rather be friends with them than any of those asshole customers. Oh, exactly. Now, Kevin, Kevin Johnson is a is a fan and follower of Ronald J. Terrio. I remember. I remember Kevin. What is your thoughts on the Zionists that have deep control over America's media? Well, that's probably the reason why the United States kowtows to and gives a fortune in textiles to Israel. That's probably the reason why. You know, I think that I got an education from my grandparents about how they control certain industries. They control entertainment, Hollywood and so on and so forth. I don't like it. The media gives candidates through office way too much attention. They shouldn't do that. And if they if they find a way to stop doing that, then perhaps some people won't get elected in the first place because they keep giving certain people like it's barely electable people just because of what district they're in. All this media coverage just because their friggin name. Yeah. Well, I was having a conversation with someone representing the the Green Party in the state of Georgia or over on Twitter. And oh, well, it's the Green Party doing in Georgia right now. Guess what? So the first time they're going to be on the ballot in the state of Georgia at every election. And I was so happy to hear that because I believe that Americans need options. They deserve options. And there should be if there's a third party progressive of political party of people's party, so to speak, they should be on the ballot. They they have a right to to be heard. They people have a they have a right for people to know their candidates. And I said, that's fantastic. I said, this should be a third party progressive party in every state on the ballot. And I said that's that's the first step to Americans having choices and not being stuck with either the the lesser of the two evils or going from the frying pan into the furnace like when Hillary Clinton ran up against Donald Trump. That was the frying pan into the furnace. Thank you, Kevin. Yeah, there's other sides to me besides giving a review to a craft beer. There's other parts. Now, I just want to give a plug to this gentleman. Mr. Mr. Michael, Mr. Western Mike. He does shows either prerecorded and or live stream on right now Instagram is very active with his video shows on Instagram. And for now, and they're very informative. They're very educational. And all of you listeners out there and viewers, if you have an Instagram account, you should definitely check out Western Mike shows. He also has a YouTube channel. And he when he sees fit, sometimes he does a video on YouTube, but either or. And he's been doing this for a long time for these videos. Have you been doing this since like 1990? Something that's a very long time. Oh, you mean your YouTube channel is actually older than mine? Oh, yeah. Sure. My YouTube channel has lasted since 1987. But yeah, so yeah, so you people out there, I don't know if you need to have an Instagram account in order to see somebody's video, but either or a lot of people have Instagram accounts anymore. Check out your access. Yeah. Yeah. Check out Western Mike. Thank you. You know, at one time, you can have a Facebook page and everybody can see your Facebook page. Like now with Zuckerberg has it arranged where you have to have a Facebook account to see somebody's Facebook page, which sucks. Yeah, I mean, a lot of folk are just going to set it to private automatically. But no, no, I, you know, the reason why I don't see hope. This is the problem. The, the oligarch, which is the top 1% of the richest of the rich, they own the mainstream media and they also send out lobbyists to Washington to meet with politicians that are willing to meet with them and they pay them off. So everybody's on the take involving the two party system and the media. If you're, if you're an honest politician with integrity and you don't want any part of the corrupt Democrat or Republican parties and let's say, let's say you're really smart. You have what it takes. And let's say you want to, you want to join the Green Party. Yes. Well, guess what? The mainstream media won't give you any FaceTime. You won't, you won't be seen. You won't be invited to the debates, which you should. Bernie Sanders got hardly any FaceTime when he ran twice and he had to run, not as a progressive independent. He had to run as a Democrat, which he is not in order for him to get invited to the debates. He couldn't get invited to the debates. So it wasn't the last independent, I think Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader was a Green Party candidate back in the day when, when Barack Obama won in, I think it might have been 2008. His first term and Green Party, Ralph Nader, great legend. He would, he ran under the Green Party. And he, he didn't make it because people think that you have to be a Democrat or a Republican to be qualified, which is horseshoe. So when he, when he lost, he told the truth in an, in a media interview, in a view, he says they chose Barack Obama because he said Barack Obama is an Uncle Tom. Oh, he's a what? Uncle Tom. Oh, so the media got upset with him and says, oh, there goes your political career, Ralph Nader, you're done. I says, he says it happens to be true. He is a corporatist, Barack Obama, like Joe Biden. They're corporatists. They, they get their palms greased by the fat cats. You know, they're, they're not progressive. They're probably to the right of center. They call themselves moderates, but I think they're more or less to the right of center. Okay. Kevin says so inevitably there will be extreme civil unrest, potentially a class war, which could end up very violent. That's very possible. I think that's happening with all the just mass incidents and everything. Yeah, it's, you know, if, if, if the good people get together and wake up with more of them, wake up and smart enough, which I think they are, they will get behind the third progressive party candidate. I want to say that our revolution candidates, which is the organization Bernie Sanders created, they have been winning quite a bit. For many years now, they're on a roll. So I think people are waking up. I'm just concerned that that could cause them to throw the election to the house. If a third party gains enough traction and starts to win electoral votes. Oh, thanks to Mr. Cleveland. Appreciate it. Yeah, he's, he, Michael Hilton has evolved tremendously and he's come a long way and Still some of the occasional saying this apps. Yeah, but, but his, the mango tree of Michael Hilton's life is starting to bear lots of big fruit. Fruit is ripening and he has definitely come a long way and he shows. I know that Jason really likes your shows very much. Like you guys do. Yeah. Ron Paul is a libertarian. And he's, I hate to say it. Unlike Jesse Ventura, who's a left wing progressive libertarian, Ron Paul, like his father is to the right of center with libertarians, but, you know, then again, hey, the libertarian party or the reform party or whatever, they should be on the ballot too. Why we got to have a label? I mean, in fact, we have a label all the time. Party. No wonder nothing ever gets done. You know, my first, my first co-host back in the 1990s who passed away, the Reverend Dr. William Jay Eisenman, he used to say the problem is that we have parties, political parties are the problem. He says, I say no parties, just individuals. Sure. Europe has something like 10 political parties. They have to form a government before they can start governing. Yeah. And you have to answer to people running the party, right? I guess so. Yeah. Well, we live in an indirect democracy. We don't live in a direct democracy. So a lot of people seem to think that we live in a direct democracy. We live in an indirect democracy. But hopefully that means that politicians can continue to make tough choices when necessary and grow up a bit. I think it seems the left is doing a little bit better nowadays than the right is. Because the right is really not putting up any good candidates. All they're doing is bitching about how much they like their former president who lies constantly, even after what his supporters did to the Capitol. And at least the left is trying to solve problems. They won't shut up about certain things. But at least they try to solve problems. Am I right? Yeah. I mean, what I would do is I would push to End Citizens United, which gets all the money out of politics. We've got to get the money out of politics and just have no fatcast for regular citizens contributing whatever they can afford. We've got to get rid of gerrymandering, which is kind of a cheating tactic by Republicans. Voter suppression. Yeah, voter suppression where people have to get a separate ID card, a photo ID card to pay for it. Meanwhile, they have a digital photo driver's license already, okay, which means which should be enough because you have to present your original birth certificate with a raised seal in order to get the driver's license. Well, I mean, one is enough if you have to present your original birth certificate to get the Division of Motor Vehicles photo ID. That should be enough for you to go vote, really. Yeah, I'm not even sure where my birth certificate is, James. Yeah. I think I lost it in the closet somewhere. Well, I had a call. I had to contact, I had to go online actually and go to the health department of the city I was born in and get a copy of my original birth certificate and I got more than one. I got like a few because, you know, my original God knows where it is. It's probably all worn out and like it probably looked like the Dead Sea Scrolls or some. And but I got it because you need it, you know. But another thing, another thing is get rid of the super delegates and the Electoral College, like in other words, one person, one vote, like a horse, like winning the triple crown by a nose. Yeah, the Electoral College doesn't reflect the popular vote at all. No. Hardly ever does. No, it doesn't. It's like it's like one person, one vote. Who wins the World Series? The one with the higher points. Well, who should be president? The one with the most votes. Yeah. Yeah, you're not going to say you can't have the Astros win the World Series, but then oh, you give it to the Cubs. So because they because they have more support from everybody in that case. Yeah. Yeah, well, I was always a big American League fan. So I would I would say I like the White Sox. I was always American League fan. White Sox. White Sox, I think they did pretty good this year. Getting a beer. Yeah, oh yeah. So, you know who was a really great president that was he was Republican, but he was progressive. Is Eisenhower, General Dwight D. Eisenhower. You know, man, Eisenhower was one of the best presidents of all time. Yeah, I agree. Even Teddy Roosevelt, what was a progressive reporter? Teddy Roosevelt was good. He was good. Yeah. Yeah. I'm not speaking from experience, but he's good. He's good. And Eisenhower is he's the one that kept the 90% tax rate on the rich and the middle class got all the breaks. Oh yeah. I agree with Mr. Johnson a little bit there, Johnston. Well, never lower academic standards. Okay. That I have to say. Academic standards should always be more challenging because how on earth would young people be able to compete with the world if you dumb them down. So, dumbing them down is not good. I'm also tough on crime, but I think academic standards are way too low. I agree. I agree. But I also agree with the founding fathers that kept church and state separate because, you know, how could you, how could you allow a religious, religious beliefs to affect law if no one has been able to prove that their God exists? There's no, there's no hard evidence. So why should it affect law? Like, like for instance, Roe v. Wade, these people think that a fertilized human egg is a baby. It, it's no more a baby than, than an acorn is an oak tree. It's a potential right. Agreed. Yeah, it's not. Yeah. Cheers. Cheers, Mr. Johnson. Here's, here's what got Robus. I don't know if you let me get a bird's eye view with Mr. Hilton has. Robus. Hi, D.A. Non-alcoholic beer. Really good. It's like 0.5% ABV. Really good. Can drink this all day. These NA beers are getting so good now. There's a restaurant a couple blocks down from me. We'll stop in there a lot of the time to enjoy their food, yes. But also because of their really good NA beer. And this is a good one as well. So, Robus IPA, you ever want to check out, you know, drinking without drinking? Then a, Robus is a, is a good way to go. So I, I rate this one a, oh, it's really spicy and bitey. It's got a lot of angst. It's got more angst than some real beers, man. Really like the colors. Take a look at that color. 9 out of 10. Wow. How was the flavor of these very low ABV beers? How was it? Good? Really good. Really good, James. And a few of that beer is, it could be a little better, but it's still really hazy and amazing. So would rather drink a bunch of these and maybe get maybe a small bus then have a bunch of these, you know, bigger version and already be, you know, buzzed within, you know, an hour and have a headache. And have a headache and end up with an issue. I know, yeah. Yeah, yeah, definitely. When you detect a heartbeat, when you, when you can detect a heartbeat is when I would not allow abortions. I don't recall being in the womb, guys. Well, you know, you know what's funny? If you're in the womb, Kevin, let's say, How do you tell? Let's say we turn back the clock and we put you in a time machine. If you were still in the womb, Republicans would fight like hell for you. But once you're born, you become a moochier. You become, you're on your own. Are they, are they trying to protect me in the womb so that when I'm outside of the womb, I get shot in the face for no reason? Is that why they're trying to protect me? Yeah, so you, so you go, so your parents give you a kiss and send you off to school. Okay, with your book and everything and some and some maniac. Enters the school because the police department in a town in Texas is not, they're not doing their job. They're incompetent and the maniac goes in and kills the children of parents that did not know that was the last time they were seeing. Many of those students weren't white guys. Also, almost none of those students were white or male. And these police haven't even done anything to reach out to the town. They weren't there for the parade for one of the survivors. They didn't even participate in that. Yeah. They're a bunch of, they're just a bunch of douchebags over that police department. Nobody, nobody entered the school while the shooting was going on. These cops were too cowardly to do their job. Oh, by the way, Kevin, if somebody was going to do their job, if somebody's in a coma, there's a possibility they can come out of it. If they're not brain dead, if the test doesn't show that they're like a vegetable between their ears. So then the staffer who's monitoring that patient really should not try anything because yeah. You mean sexual intercourse with the person in a coma? Do not, do not try that. Do not do that. No, no, no. That's a conversation you don't want to even, want to try to choke up. Oh, we'll laugh about this someday. Now, did you, you know what would be interesting, but I was afraid to send it to you because I don't want you to get mad. I, it was the actual fine detailed interview of Stormy Daniels. Oh, I would, I would have loved that. Like I have it. I still have it on my, my Facebook page. I'll send it to you. That's a good link. Yeah. It was Stormy Daniels telling all from the beginning to the end. Yeah. What's, what's this whole thing with his former president and, you know, he, he bashes the left for the left's perversion, but then a lot of the ladies who he deals with are kind of products of the left and its perversion. Well, what, what, what happened was what was really perverted and illegal is that she heard that, that wherever Trump went, went, I don't know if it was Mr. Epstein's resort, but there was a 13 year old female that was involved in something connected to Trump. So there's a lot, you know, you'd be surprised how many high level politicians probably did go to Epstein's perverted pedophile resort. Why do politicians struggle so much to get laid? I don't know. Whatever happened to the days of JFK? Oh, yeah, but JFK was, was a good looking guy. He wasn't an old geezer when he was, when he was having affairs and having women brought up to the Oval Office, sneaking them in. If Adam Schiff or any of those, you know, good ones get caught for one second doing this, will not ever vote for that party ever again, but. You know, well, you want to vote for somebody with integrity. Integrity. Because if they don't have integrity, then it's like, you know, why would, why would they care for me, the voter? Like, why would, why would candidate John Doe give a shit about me if John Doe is corrupt? If he, if he gets paid off and if he doesn't have integrity, it's like. And he doesn't get laid. Maybe that should be like a hiring question for these political candidates. Like, do you have an ability to get laid? I think this should be higher concubines for, for the Capitol building and the White House, you know, like, like the Romans, like when the Roman senators had all these girls, like pampering them. Oh, yeah, we're performing a checkup. And oh, yeah, yeah, I support that bill now. Thanks guys. Well, don't forget. Oh, you're welcome there. Sure. Don't forget, Kevin, that there were many Republicans had fairly honest candidates that they could respect that, you know, that Republicans of the past had integrity and intelligence and wisdom compared to, compared to Trump. I mean, Trump, Trump is, Trump is insane. Republicans like to lambast Democrats for soap boxing. And I know because I like to too. But, you know, they're always, they're always soap boxing about how they don't want people to tread on them. Yeah. Well, they, you know, they're hypocrites a lot of times, you know, they, Elliott Spitzer was a Democratic Democrat governor of New York state. And I believe he was. He was all right. Taxpayers money to pay for sexual services, I think it was definitely sex related. And kind of similar to Congressman Anthony Wiener, the one that looks like a dockshound. He was he was dropping his drawers and doing video video chat with young girls naked and Anthony Wiener was displaying his wiener and Wait, but hold on a second. Were these girls 18, at least 18 years of age? I don't know. I don't know. I know he was married to the girl, the Arab, Arab, Arabic, the girl with the Arabic last name who worked for Hillary Clinton. And he was he was married to her. Huma Abedin. Yeah, there you go. And she maybe she she cut down on the sexual encounters with her husband, like a lot of wives do, you know, they have to make an appointment in advance with them. If they have a kid, forget it. You might get laid once a year. Oh, man. Anthony Wiener. Yeah, I think Anthony Wiener should have been offered the job to drive the Oscar Mayer Wiener Mobile. That's what I think. I think so. Well, that's where it came from. Oscar Mayer. All right. I have something that's going to amuse everyone, including Mr. Mr. Western Mike. All right. It's going to be amusing. One time to have a little fun. Wait, if I may. Yeah. What do you what do you think about this fucking background here? Cool. Hold on. Oh, I like it. Oh, nice. Nice. I remember the big black statue of you that you had. Remember that statue? Oh, yeah. Homie's still there. He's showing homie. Homie says hi. Could I call Uncle Ben from the right? He's shaking his head. No. You want me to call him homie then? Homie will work. Homie will suffice. Ben. What you got, James? All right. Here we go. It's the wheel of top. Wheel of death. Spin the wheel. Make a deal. Wheel of death. I appreciate you giving a far right guy like myself a voice. We have to learn to reason and talk with one another. That's because you're pleasant. Yeah. I like some. Yeah. Don't you like somebody who even if they're far to the right, they're just a reasonable human being? He's respectful. He doesn't try to like dominate and say, you know, it's my way or the highway. You know, he's respectful. And anybody who has a difference of opinion, who conducts himself, you know, with manners in a respectable way, I have no problem with that. Oh, yeah. James, is there a difference between using electricity for air conditioning or charging an electric vehicle? These experts tell us to turn off the AC to save the grid for nothing about vehicle charge. It's the same thing. I got news for you. I can't stand hot, humid weather, especially humid. That AC is going to stay on. Can't freaking stand hot weather. Hot weather is a bane of weather. Now, I've been in the desert and outside of San Diego. I've been in a Sonora desert and it's very comfortable. I mean, it's dry heat. In Arizona? Yeah, the Sonora desert goes into Baja in California also. But there's no, you don't feel that stickiness from the humidity. It's not, it's not muggy. And you feel very comfortable. And there's no mosquitoes either. Oh, good. Yeah. Yeah, it's real. We got some mosquitoes. We got some skaters out here in Marin County. Oh, you got California mosquitoes? I didn't know that. We got skis. Oh, yeah. Skaters, skater beater. You know, I was reading an article that the strongest insect repellent and mosquitoes hate the smell of it. And so do other insects is cloves, clove oil. Really? Like if you, if you have a potpourri, a little electric potpourri thing, you know, like an infuse, what the hell are they called? Disfuser, infuser, the oil, the thing, the aromatherapy thing, they were, it's like a little baby crock pot, to be honest with you. Well, I guess we'll have to have that on the terrace. They have, I think they still sell them. They're like little miniature crock pots. And you put the cloves in there. Um, peppermint, insect aid peppermint, but let's say cloves. Oh, cloves. I thought you said cloves. The cloves that they stick in a ham in a smoked ham. Oh, yeah. Yeah, cloves, the spice cloves. Oh, right. Snowbirds claim they love Florida until they move there. They don't last long. That, well, because of the, you know, they're going from, they're going from the winter where they're all crying about their aching joints and, and, you know, shoveling snow and chopping the ice. And then they go to South Florida and they have Hazy Hot and you know, it's like the Jerry Seinfeld episode when his parents were in Delboca, Vista, South Florida. And they, and he's saying that, you know, what's with these seniors? They moved to Florida. They get the white shoes, the white pants, and they make believe it's not, they don't feel the heat. They make believe it's not hot down here. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Am I getting another? I already got four Moderna shots. How many do I need now? Yeah, you know, I don't know about getting another one because it's like, I kind of already got that one a year ago. So it's like, I mean, I mean, you know, I mean, I got four. If I have another one, I'm telling you right now, if I get another one, I'm not doing this every year. Like the flu shot. You just threw a monkey wrench at Big Pharma. Oh, yeah. Well, Big Pharma wants to cash in on the, on the Coverture. Now there's monkey pox vaccines out there. You know, it reminds me of the Beastie Boy song. Brass monkey, left funky monkey. Brass monkey, funky, left funky monkey. Yeah. I mean, now there's a monkey pox vaccine. I am not vaccinated, but when I get COVID, when I got COVID, oh, you had it. It was a very mild illness. I did, however, isolate myself so I couldn't spread COVID. Now, did you get any, what they call the long-term COVID symptoms? Kevin? Yeah. Are you still feeling it a little bit? Yeah. I mean, you have a strong immune system. You must have been, you must have, you must have received mother's milk when you were a baby, because that's how a human's immune system is developed. The colostrum and mother's milk, which only lasts for like, like several days or so. Oh, yeah, I would agree with that. As soon as you're born, at least for the first week after you're born, you get mother's milk. Yeah, that makes sense. That develops immune system. No long-term symptoms, only a real bad fever for a couple of days. That's not bad at all, really. All right. It's been the wheel of making a deal. That's the wheel. It's the wheel of misfortune. Man. Stream yard sucks. Well, stream yard, they have glitches just like Facebook does. I've encountered stream yard glitches. I notice that if I'm halfway through my three hours, my 23 hours a month, if I'm just halfway through, I get an email from stream yard saying, I'm almost finished with my hours, which is a lie. They say, oh, you should get the professional version. You see how they lie just to increase their profits? Yeah, and you see how these apps keep pushing stuff like they're doing. Think it may be inflation right now. There are a lot of push notifications about promotions. It's just a huge hustle going on, hassle, really. It's just hassling people. And yeah, just because somebody is losing their hours doesn't mean they should see their performance suffer during the show. I mean, that's your money. That's high pressure, man. That's high pressure sales. That's like telling me. Yeah, but also, James, that's your money, man. Like, you should tell that to them. Like, hey, this is my money, guys. Like, I don't appreciate my money going towards something. And oh, because I'm on the tail end of my investment for a month, I'm not going to get as much out of it. You should tell that to them, man. You know, now, like with Coach Greg Adams, you know, Red Pill, Alpha Male, dating coach, Greg Adams, he does his shows very often, like practically like five days a week. Kind of like Kevin Samuels. Yeah, he does it a lot, but he does it on stream yard. So a guy like that would have to have the professional version at like $25 a month. I mean, he needs it. But somebody like me who only goes live once a week, I don't mean professional version. Yeah, why does somebody also need to go live that much? Don't they also have other things that they could be doing with their time? I mean... Right. Right. Now, in your situation, I mean, even though Instagram is owned by the infamous Zuckerduch, Zuckerman, you can go live. Medetic. Yeah, you can go live on Instagram with good video quality. And you can also have a guest. I don't know if you're allowed more than one, but let's say you can only have one. And you can bring one person on as a guest with video, which is not bad because if you have a panel with the professional version and you end up with a panel like Eric does, you've got all these people yapping at the same time, interrupting each other and then they get drunk and stuff like that. Yeah, you can't really call that a show if you're going to keep getting drunk to the point where shit goes sideways the second somebody opens their mouth. Yeah, like that guy from Texas called the drunken one. He's like... Oh, I like him, but what's the problem though? No, he's a nice guy, but it's hard to get a word in edgewise. He doesn't come up for air. He is a nice guy. He's too likable, damn it. He's very likable, but he needs to pause and take a breather because then there's no interaction. Honestly, Kevin, I've never heard Andrew Tate. I've never heard of Andrew Tate, a master provocateur. Top views. He has some top views on how to treat women though, in my opinion. Well, what I do notice about the modern day woman, but maybe women possibly were like this in the past. I don't know, but I know with the modern day woman, they have alligator arms. They have short arms and deep pockets, which means that they want you to pick up the tab and pay for everything. Their pockets are longer than their freaking arms. Yeah. There used to be a commercial of an alligator saying, don't worry. I got the check. I got the check and he's trying to reach for it. And he can't reach for it because his arms are short. I once knew, I once dated this Puerto Rican girl that had an executive job with AT&T, but every time the waiter or the waitress was coming with the check in the restaurant, she'd excuse herself and run right in the ladies room. I, you know, I made a mistake on a date one time. I should have definitely paid. I was just really worried that my card might have gotten declined. So I was really worried that with all my drinking that I was doing, that I, and this is just basically bad dream I had last year. But still though, still may be 50-50. What do you think about 50-50, at least during the beginning of the whole? Oh yeah. I think it's only fair to go Dutch treat, to go 50-50 at the beginning. When you first meet somebody face to face, what I would do now is, especially with the internet, I would insist on getting acquainted through video chatting this way. First of all, you identify your, you establish the identity of the girl and she establishes your identity. So now you know that, that Michael and let's say Vanessa, Veronica will work, are real people. You're not, you're not a scammer from Nigeria, Africa. You're not, you're not using a fake photo. Oh no, actually I'll go with Vanessa. All right. All right, Vanessa. I was trying to think of a pleasant female name. So, okay, or Tiffany or something. So, all right, Vanessa. So, Mike gets acquainted with Vanessa through video chatting and he could see, there's no blind date, he could see what she looks like. She can see what he looks like. You get acquainted, you can, you can establish if there's any chemistry. So now you get acquainted and you know, after a few times chatting, you could determine if she, is she your type, do you two get along? Do you have anything in common? Yeah, nobody show up in person. There's not so much angst that could kill the chemistry. No, there's no, like, there's no, there's no anxiety with meeting somebody for the first time because you, you already got acquainted on the video chat. That makes so much more sense. That's genius, that's freaking genius. Now, when you meet her, when you meet Vanessa, you first meet her at a coffee shop casual or you could order, let's say, you can have a muffin and a croissant. That's it. And a cappuccino or she can get, she can get the same thing. That's it. Right. You sit down, now your face-to-face, you got a great cup of coffee, you got a couple of wonderful pastries and you talk. You know what that teaches also? Maybe you don't need some fancy meal. Maybe you can just be grateful for a small, low key thing like that. And that tests how grateful somebody is. So. Right. Well, you don't, first of all, you, you eliminate the gold maker scammer because you got to know her through a video chat. No, you eliminate the fake profile scammer. That's right. Right. And number three, you can pretty much establish this romantic chemistry on a video chat. Here's how there's no chemistry. If she's asking you for freaking dinner, that's how there's no frigging chemistry. No, if she says, if she's convenient, she conveniently says at 4.30 p.m. that she's really hungry and she forgot to have dinner and she's in the mood for dinner and a couple cocktails. So now, now you're in for an expensive first date. These are the people that insist on meeting you right away. I understand, Kevin. How many dates will you have with a woman before you cut bait if she doesn't open her legs? Well, open her legs. Now, I had a friend many years ago named Tony. Tony says the rules, he was a pickup artist. He says the rules of dating is controlled by the three teams. On the first date, you should be getting tongue. On the second date, you should be getting tit. And by the third date, you should be getting tail. Tongue, tit, and tail. Taxed. If you don't get tailed by the third date, you're only going to be friends, friendzoned. Well, usually it's taxed for me, but that's my third date. But yeah. In other words, you got to have progression. Yeah. Breakfast? Never meet a woman for breakfast? No breakfast, huh? Nah, I'm too groggy. I'm too groggy to get acquainted with anybody. I just want good strong coffee when I get up. Yeah, I'm not going on a freaking date at 8 a.m. Nah, and that ain't going to happen. But I think like... Sometimes not even p.m. I mean, Michael sees the value in starting off with the video chat because it's really a no-brainer. Oh yeah, somebody who's right for you. She's got to be grateful for whatever experience you guys have. I mean, look, video chat. Vanessa's talking to Michael. Michael is clear, high definition. She knows what he looks like. He's talking. She's getting to know him. Okay. All right, here. High definition, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. James just talked. You know, it's like, can't be beat. No. At high, at technology. You know what some of these traditional means do? They make you deal with all this high anxiety shit. Instead of just want to do things low key and careful. I get way too... I don't know about you, James, but I get way too old fashioned for my own good sometimes. And it's cost me dearly in the past. Well, old fashioned doesn't cut it with the modern woman. Well, maybe I didn't cut it. Maybe I didn't lose out then. Now, Kevin had to wait two months to get tail. Holy shit. That sucks. More pop man. You must have patience of a... of a patience of a prophet or a monk. I mean, that's a long time. Two months. It's hard to see the value in getting late these days, man. I mean, if everything is so entrenched, what's the point? Now, how often did you date her during these two months? Did you... And if so, did you have to pay for the date every time you met? Oh, man. For two months? I mean, I would like to say, hey, what the fuck, man? One month has gone by and I'm paying for these dates. And she's not... She won't come over my place and spend the night or she won't invite me to her place to spend the night. And I'm spending money. The red flags will go up with me. But chemistry doesn't take long to be established. I think a woman knows right from day one if the man is her type. Hooking up is not chemistry, bro. What's on chemistry? Hooking up. No, no. Hooking up is like... It's like two swingers hooking up to, you know, to screw each other. Yeah, enough of the swingers crap. We split the bill 50-50. Yeah, you don't want to catch a disease. Uh, she wasn't ready for a commitment. And then it just happened. Well, at least she split the check. We are married now and have been together for six years. All right. My blessings. You have my blessings. Mike gives you his blessings. Good, sir. You do. Are you in Broward County or Dade County? Or what part... Oh, is somebody from Florida? He's from Florida, Kevin. We're part of... Oh, yeah. I know Florida. I had my aunt and uncle lived on Marathon Key in the Florida. I love people from Florida. People from Florida are always so easy going and hands off when it comes to other people. That's fantastic. Yeah. Well, they have that Jimmy Buffett Margaritaville kind of attitude, you know. Oh, yeah. You know, because it's the atmosphere. You know, you've got palm trees and you have great beaches, white sand. I mean, I got a lagoon over here, but I have a lot of matrons where I live. So, I don't know, what's everybody up there asked about where I live all the time? It's just the only boxing they ever did was silk boxing. And it's just freaking nuts. What is a Patron? Is that the tequila, right? A Matron is typically a middle-aged woman who likes to instill a false sense of authority over others, particularly because she failed basic responsibilities earlier in her life, such as getting married. You mean a bossy bitch? That's right, a bossy bitch. Yes, that's right. Now, he got the hell out of Palm Beach County. Was it because of money that the average salaries are so damn low down here? What do you mean snowbird, like transplant? A snowbird is somebody that goes to Florida for the winter to get away from the winter. Yeah, not that song sung by the lesbian from Canada, Helen Reddy. I know she's not around anymore. The economy was horrible in Florida. I had to come back to the North. Yeah, because the only thing in Florida is retail that you get paid less, by the way. Fast food, you get paid less, by the way. And medical, and I imagine you get paid less there also. Yeah, but the way a lot of these offices are going, just cancel culture is really attacking these poor offices that are just trying to function and just trying to deliver a stellar product, but cancel culture keeps getting in the way. How insane is it that? It's insane. Back in the 19... I live in San Francisco, James. It's insane. That back in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. Okay, you had an office job. And it wasn't frowned upon for a person to give another person a compliment or ask them out to lunch or perhaps even more than once. You know, now that it gets to human resources and the poor guy gets fired just by trying to be nice. Unless he's good looking. Well, if he's good looking and the female is interested. Yeah, yeah. If she's interested, then he'll be okay. My mother told me when my mother was alive, she says there's no complaints of sexual harassment if the man is her type. Yeah, everybody's a me too, is until they need something. You know, I actually partook in that two times in my life and it's very refreshing to be laying on a warm powdery sand at night with the ocean breezes blowing you in every which way. Have not done that yet. And it is quite lovely, you know, but not you got to be somewhere where there's not people taking a stroll back and forth. And when I went to when I was dating this, her name was Captain Laura Atkinson. She was in the Air Force and she was a lawyer. She was a Jag. And she she paid for this one week's vacation in Palm Beach, Florida. And she said here, you know, take the flight. I paid for everything. So I go down there. I meet her at the airport. And she's like she would she's a type that would tell me well first she came to New Jersey to meet me from from the Air Force base. And she kept telling me how devout she was of a Catholic. I'm very strict Catholic. I'm very religiously devout. Okay. She's very attractive. So I, you know, that didn't bother me. Then all of a sudden she says jumping my bones. She's a she has, you know, especially if she has like one or two drinks. She's like, she's like, I'm thinking of myself. What happened to the devout religious person? So we're down in West Palm, not West Palm. We're down in Palm Beach. We're right right on the ocean. And she wanted to take a walk at night on the beach. And then she wanted to have sex on the beach. I said, are you kidding me? Look at all these couples and families walking back and forth. I'm not going to do that with all these families with kids and these couples walking back and forth at night. There's no privacy. What am I an exhibitionist? So she kept nagging me and I finally, she finally stopped. Then we went in the pool at about twilight time, but it was still daylight. But, you know, there was no bright sun. She all of a sudden, all right, she has another drink. So the devout Catholic, Captain Laura Atkinson takes her top off. I says, what are you doing? What are you doing? There's families staying at this hotel. Look, they're looking off the balcony. There's just families, there's just parents and children that and they're all looking down. I says, what are you doing? You can't, you want to get thrown out of the hotel? I says, well, we'll end up, we'll have to sleep in the rent the car. So this was the, the devout Catholic, uh, cheeky food. James, I said hello to a feminist last week. My trial is this Thursday. Really? Jason, your trial, you really have to go to court because you said hello to a woman. Nah, you, you, you're teasing me. Oh yeah, he is teasing me because he's laughing at the end. Okay. Yeah. You know, uh, Jason has access to a lot of great like hard apple ciders and, um, um, and breweries, especially Oregon, the next, the next state over from him because he's in Seattle. He's in Seattle. Seattle? Yeah. And he said Oregon has a lot of breweries and, but Washington has a lot of great hard ciders. I've had some because he sent them to me. Yeah, I kind of figured that. He sent them to me. I don't know, maybe she'll pay for his, uh, court fees. I don't know. I, um, yes, by the way, did they still have drive through chapels in Las Vegas? We have, you know, you get married by an Elvis impersonator who's a minister. They used to have stuff like that. Oh, Ben Dorrigan day. He was at a brewery. Yeah. He showed me the photo. Oh yeah, I've been there. I've been there. It's nice to see Ben. Ben, I've been, I gotta go. See y'all. Have a good one. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for coming aboard. I'm going to go too, because I got to order some Chinese food to get delivered. All right. I'm getting hungry. Peace. Peace out. Peace out. Thank you. Bye bye. Bye bye. All right. Maybe I'll, maybe I'll spend this one more time. This is getting late. It's almost seven to five. Holy mackerel. He says, uh, he says, uh, now we can't be friends anymore. He was only kidding. I says, don't worry just for today. He was all right. Can't see the wheel. Well, it was, oh, I'm sorry. Oh, I forgot to, I forgot to put it on screen chair. Right. Oh my God. I forgot to put it on screen chair. All right. Let me, you see it now, right? All right. Let me spin it again. Overpaid CEO as well. I know we spoke about this many times. Overrated, overpaid, paper pushes with the golden parachute, sucking up all the profits where there is no trickle down economics. That was always a big lie. The money actually pulls at the top. And actually, you just reminded me of something. I got something that pertains to this. There we go. This is perfect for this question. I'll get on it. Get down on it. If you really want it, get down on it, get down on it. Okay. This is a gem that I say has to do with corporate American CEOs. If our business is successful and achieves excessive profits, we're under no obligation to share that with our workers. Okay. Papa John CEO, John Schnatter, trickle down economics debunked in one sentence. Well, it sure is. It's debunked in one sentence. So much for the pride and joy of the Republican party, trickle down economics, corporate America, providing jobs which incidentally don't pay a living wage or provide adequate benefits. You know, that's it. It's debunked. It is debunked. So on that note, I'm going to depart. I'm getting hungry. I want to order some delectable Chinese food for dinner. Jumbo shrimp, maybe jumbo shrimp in black bean sauce or maybe jumbo shrimp in oyster sauce with brown rice on the side. And maybe I'll get some fish filet, some fried fish filet, so I can, because I have plenty of tartar sauce. You know, it's funny how tartar sauce became the go-to sauce for fish. All it is is mayonnaise, pickle, relish, and lemon juice. That's all it is. And cocktail sauce is ketchup and horseradish ground. Ground horseradish. Yeah, what a scumbag he is. But if he can legally do that or not do that, that means every corporate American CEO can say the exact same thing. So there goes trickle down. And if you happen to be, if you happen to have an executive position in that company, well, guess what? Nothing will trickle down to you. You're lucky if it drips down. But in reality, it pulls to the top. It's like a giant wine glass. And when the level of red wine is ready to overflow, they just replace it with a bigger wine glass. So you get maybe some condensation from the wine. Yeah. Okay, my friends, Kevin Johnson, Jason Cleveland, Masumi Sid. Sid has been coming on early, but, you know, he leaves. But I'm happy to have him. Western Mike, Mr. Michael Hilton, thank you profusely for joining me. And of course, Ronald J. Theriault, thank you for joining this show. Bart Robinson, thank you for joining this show. And it's been wonderful. It's been a blockbuster. And that's it. Take care, everyone. Have an enjoyable Sunday evening and have a pleasant beginning of a new week. All right? Take care.