 So progressive discussions I'm your host James P. Madan as seen on the web. I've been doing this since the mid 1990s and I want to welcome everyone on this warm late spring day. Okay, Sunday. May the 15th, 2022. Welcome everyone. And before I bring up my co-host, Hey Sid, what's going on man? Hey, you came on right at the beginning of the show. Great. Hey, Jordy. All right, you got the link whenever you're ready. Whenever you're ready. Let me know. Okay, let me bring up. Okay, I want to introduce the one and only the Commodore Jeff Zambello. Hello my friend. It is a beautiful Sunday afternoon year. And let me bring on our official performing artist from the United Kingdom from Scotland, Mr. Jordy K. Jordy. Hello. How are you? Good to see you. And Jordy K has his multi-colon rainbow, mirrored shades. You got a mute? Yeah, you got a mute. If you're watching the show, you got a mute. I'm sorry. I got the feedback. So anyway, welcome everyone. And let me do the scrolling marquee. James, that's my friend, Colin. Colin right there. That's my friend. That's my Irish friend. Hold on, I'll be right with you. There he is, Colin. Hey, Colin. Where's Colin? Hey, Colin. Hello. He's my Irish friend who lives in Michigan, James. He lives in Michigan. What's that? He lives in Michigan, but he's from Ireland. Wait a minute. You said something about Mexico? No, no, no, no. This is my friend, Colin. He's from Ireland. Yeah, he's from Ireland, but he lives in Michigan. Oh, he lives in the state of Michigan. Oh, okay. Well, it's good to have you aboard. Colin, join me. I know the correct me if I'm wrong, but the Blackthorn chilelees come from the Blackthorn forest in County Wicklow. And I think it's in the southeastern part of the country, County Wicklow, the Blackthorn. I have the cudgel chilele, not the walking stick, the one for hurting people. So, hey, Ronnie, yes, Ronnie, yes, is here from, well, originally from Long Island, now he resides in Clearwater, Florida. Hey, Jason Cleveland is here. Jason Cleveland used to live in Ireland for two years, I believe. Yeah. What part of Ireland does he live in? Colin, if you're still there, then quite the link, buddy. If that's okay with you, James, can he come on? He can come on. He put a few songs on my live show earlier on today with his guitar. Well, we're going to get into that fun and frolic, but first I got to get the serious stuff out of the way. And let me see. Ronnie S says, the gang's all here. Yeah, yeah, the gang's all here. Well, not all here, but we definitely have a gang. We have a faction. Yeah. There he is. Oh, hey, Colin. Thanks, Jason. Thanks for bringing me home, guys. Yeah, great to meet you. Yeah, Jordan's been telling me a lot about you. So, yeah, hey, thank you. So, I got Jeff's there. I got my buddy, the cometer, Jeff Zambello, who originally is from Boston, a lot of Irish people in Boston. And now he lives in St. John's, New Brunswick, the Canadian Maritime Province. Now he's up there. I believe his wife is originally from up there. So, he's up there now. He's at work. He's a master comptroller accountant. So, he's going to, if he can't speak, he's going to type in the comments box. And it's fine. Jason Cleveland, my political correspondent, he used to come on the show, but he got tied up with other issues. Mm-hmm. Oh, you know, Colin, you know, Jason Cleveland from Seattle, Washington? Yeah, yeah. Jason and I met probably, probably a brother about a year ago. And, yeah, we didn't meet in person, you know what I mean? But just over the internet, you know, and great guy, great guy. With the quality of the video and audio these days, you can get acquainted with people very easily. Yeah, it's amazing. Yeah. I mean, I mean, it's great for dating because no more blind dates. Right. No more old, blurry photographs. No more fake photographs. Yeah. No more scammers. You see, you really get to find out if you're... Compatible? Well, compatible, yes. But you also get to find out if there's any romantic chemistry before you waste money meeting. Right. I mean, to waste money and, you know, girls are funny in my area. They're like, if you're going to meet somebody new, they conveniently forget to have dinner. Oh, I'm a little hungry. I'm a little thirsty. I'm parched. No, no, no. Coffee and a croissant or pastry or something. That's at the beginning. But if you do video chatting with a woman, you really get acquainted with it to the point where you know if you guys are going to hit it off when you meet. Right. Right. Right. I mean, it happened to me one time, you know, and it was really interesting. Colin is quite the musician. He is amazing. I'm sure he is. When Jordy, when Jordy puts in a good word, puts in a good word. Oh, yes. Oh, yes. You know, James, you know what, Colin playing some songs. Colin, see if you, what James played. Colin, play a song. Waiter on. Whenever you're in the middle of a song. And James will do that. Yeah. No, we'll have plenty of time. Now, I play, actually, I play with the Catholic Church, which is a 10 second walk next door. I hear accent. That's real. Yeah. That's real. Awesome. I love it. I love it a bit. I like the Irish accent. And I like Jordy's accent because it makes me think of the banger sausages and the blood pudding and the, yeah. Banger sausages and mashed potatoes. And the meat pies. What was I going to say? I should go get my cudgel, my black thorn. Yeah. Let me get back to the church. Let me get back to the church. Before the pandemic, which was the Christmas season before, I guess it was Christmas season in 2019, I believe. Yeah. Because the pandemic actually hit 2020 at the beginning of the year. So I played with the entertainment at the Catholic Church with my African drum. I have this big Genby drum that's sitting over there. You know, it's made of goat skin and mahogany wood. And I was shocked at what power, what volume that drum has made of natural materials. Yeah. Like coyote or something, whatever. You know, it's like, yeah. It's like an hourglass shape. And let me tell you, when I hit it, not as hard as I could, but moderately, the stained glass windows were like vibrating. I had to take it easy. I had to... What did he say? Jason, I like you. Oh, okay. Try it. Cleveland Indians. Thank you, Carvin. The Cleveland Guardians. Yeah, the Cleveland Guardians. I mean, they've been the Cleveland Indians. Yeah, right. Like the Redskins. I'm in Northern Virginia. You know, so I'm like, you know, obviously I follow the Redskins, you know, but now it's the commanders. It's like, it's unbelievable. Like, wow. Well, before it was the Washington football team with a big W. Yeah. Yeah. No, no. Exactly. Exactly. The Cleveland Browns look like a bunch of tomatoes running around the field because they got nothing on their helmet. It's like a big orange helmet. I agree. But, you know, it's tradition. They've had these teams for, God knows, maybe 100 years. And, you know, or close to it. And the people that go to the games, they don't have any racist thoughts in their mind towards the Americans. I don't, you know, people are too thin skin nowadays. We all have to walk on eggshells now. Right. It's ridiculous. Because of all the fucking snowflakes out there. Yeah. Everybody gets offended now. You know, it's exactly. Yeah. You know, I, you know, go into work every day. I pass by what they call the bubble. It's, you know, with the Redskins do their training. Yeah. And I remember, you know, just in years going by, you went past and there was a Washington Redskins flag up there flying. And then the memorabilia or the name was always on the so called the bubble, what they train inside. And now you go past or like, like you were saying, James, you know, just there, you know, you go past and there's, it was the football, the Washington football team. Now there's nothing. They haven't even got that commander's thing up yet, you know, but it's so ridiculous, you know, like I came to Virginia, Virginia, Virginia. The year 2000, that's 22 years ago. And it was always the Redskins and it always will be the Redskins to me, you know, I got to scarf them a wall, I got my hat, you know, whether you love the Redskins or hate them, you know, but it's always going to be the Redskins to me, you know, but sorry. You know, they eliminated the, the attractive Native American female from the land, the lakes, butter. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There was nothing offensive about her. No, she's been over years. Yeah, but it was nothing bad about it. I mean, not at all. I know they took Aunt Jemima off the pancake box. And Uncle Ben? Uncle Ben. He gets sacked, he gets sacked as well. Uncle Ben. No, I get organic brown basmati rice from Whole Foods in the bulk section. Once you get used to good stuff, you can't go backwards. Basmati is good, called basmati. You know, it's like, yeah, basmati's got such, it's like even jasmine rice from Thailand has a wonderful smell to it. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I agree. What does he say? I love that female on the land, the lakes, butter content. Well, because it's an attractive image. It's an attractive young Native American woman and then because everybody is a snowflake, like Jordy says. Yeah. You know, I mean, what's next? We can't call black olives, black olives anymore? Absolutely. Absolutely. We have to call them like extremely dark olives. Yeah. I remember in framings ago, the teachers used to work on a blackboard with white chalk and we no longer could call a blackboard anymore. No, wait, wait, wait, wait. Are you serious? Yeah. Oh my God. Hold on, hold on. I got to play the consumption. Oh my goodness. And they're off. All right, we're on the right way. Tom Lankas, I love that guy. Oh no, I love that guy. Tom Lankas from Los Angeles. You know, I used to watch the Morton Downey Jr. show in 1980s, another Irish American, but he died, a poor guy. He refused to quit. He changed smoke and he refused to quit and he died of lung cancer, but he had a real successful show and he's on YouTube. If you want to watch his, I've been putting it on my Facebook profile. What's his name again, Jason? Morton Downey Jr. All right, I've got to write. I'm writing everything down. Yeah, he's very controversial. He yells a lot. He tells people off and he's also... Morton Downey Jr. Morton Downey, you know, D.O. Durkner Jr. and N.E.Y. Okay, what I'm going to do is let me bring up first. It's going to be... I have a feeling it's going to be like this. You know what, I just looked at a comment, if you don't mind me saying it. He said, Jason Cleveland, he said feminism is the death of men and he nailed it. I think Jason nailed it. Fucking truth. Absolutely, brother. Absolutely, brother. Absolutely. Because what happens is they want equality when it comes to making money, but when it comes to socially, they want special treatment. They'll make up their mind. You want to be equal or you want superiority. Okay, hold on. Let me catch up on the old... I don't know Kevin Samuels, Tom Lankas from Los Angeles. No, the wheel comes later. Ronnie, why don't you come on the show or you buy the pool, the in-ground pool down in Florida. Yeah, come on the boards, Ronnie. Women want men to make more money to pay the bills, but then they ask men to do equal chores. They want men to do everything, but they want special treatment like they're better than men. But in other words, they don't know what the fuck they want. Right, right. That's what I'm trying to say. Ronnie left, yeah. It's like the banner I got recently that said, don't try to understand women because only women can understand women and they hate each other. That was the banner. Okay, now I'm going to play this. This goes back to the crooking and the crooking. The crooked, deceiving false prophets, the TV evangelists, you know, the megachirms. Oh, play up, brother. Let me... There's some crooks out there. Oh, my gosh. Yeah, yeah. I want to make sure... Oh, here we go. The time has come for ministries, particularly traveling ministries, to have some other method of travel other than the airlines. You get into this situation. We're not going to let you fly unless you're vaccinated. Well, to me, that's the mark of the beast. That's Kenneth Copeland, notorious owner of planes, trains, and automobiles that help him avoid traveling with the rift raft he's grifting off of. Basically doing one of my favorite moves so far of the pandemic. A lot of people have said, listen, their use of the pandemic is an excuse to take away your freedoms. Their use of the pandemic is a way to get you to wear masks and obey and take weird injections with micro-bots from Bill Gates so he can tell what you're ordering on your Alexa. Never mind, Alexa. I hope she isn't here. But in this situation, his argument is you need to buy me a jet because of COVID. Women always interrupt men when they're online. I mean, these pastors are so hilarious to me because it's like modern day selling of indulgences. Like, I'm sorry, Kenneth Copeland. 1495 called it once it's indulgences back. This is the same joke I make when Cenk says hashtag, but it's absurd. They're grifting off of very gullible people who think that this is what God wants. I know Copeland himself portrays himself as a prosperity Christian because we've all been misinterpreting the line from the Bible that says it's easier for a camel to pass the needle than a rich man to get into heaven. It's been misinterpreted, what it actually meant was no pores in the past of the pearly gates, no brooks allowed in my afterlife. You've got to fork over your money or you're not getting here. You've got to pay the toll. That is why we are doing our give-a-thon, love-a-thon, victory-thon for you to give me enough money to buy the biggest needle that humanity has ever seen. We need a needle big enough. You also need to buy me a camel, made of gold, so we can ride it through that needle eye into the pearly gates. That's what it is. I don't know who's better, him or Jim Baker. They are very, very competing for the worst televangelist. Yep. Jim Baker had, we did this last week, Jim Baker had what's his name, Mike Lindell, Mike Pillow on the other day, and they were selling pillows with children's art of Bible verses for a $100 donation. So good. I just want to just for those of you, Ray explain what prosperity gospel is. And here is more information of what Kenneth Copeland is like on a daily basis. Take a look. Whoa. Party hard. I'm channeling John. I don't think that's what it sounds like when people laugh. No, it's official. I just don't think that. Oh, by the way, tithing is supposed to be when a Christian person, let's say, helps the poor or like there's a family in need. Yep. Yeah. That's what I'm not giving your money to some charlatan who wants to spend it on mansions and, you know, stretch limousines and private jets and everything. These people never contribute to help the poor. Even though it's like you're in a zaze, you know what I mean? Stevie Wonder could see it. You know what I mean? He's just a pure little guy. It's actually the sound you hear when you die and you're not going to the good place. The last thing you hear. Oh my God. Jesse Duplantis is another prosperity gospel person you might have seen in the periphery of the first video that we saw, but he does take center stage to deliver this gem in the same event that we already showed you. Take a look. To believe this, that the reason why Jesus had come is because people are not giving away God to him again. You see what I'm saying? I mean, when you understand and you can speed up the time, I was on television, she said, I heard you was a millionaire. I said, that's not right. That's not true. He said, I said, no, it's not multi. Now at that turn, you've been all right. Oh, he could have had a lad. He liked to have a fit. I said, you mess with me, I buy this station, I find it. He didn't like that anything. That was a little flesh, but it felt good. So bad. So he's like, I'm a multi-millionaire, that guy, by the way, for those who don't know, we did an old episode of no filter on this with Anna. That dude got in trouble because years ago, he was asking for $54 million from his congregation so he could buy a jet, his third jet. By the way, Copeland owns an airport. This guy wanted a jet. Oh, and here's how he just, Jason Cleveland says there's an echo, so if anybody, I hear it, I check mine. I'm good. I'm muted. Just mute whatever else is going on. This is so fun to watch prosperity gospel preachers when they kind of get caught and doubled down. Here's a clip of that piece from back in the day. You know, I've owned three different jets in my life and I use them and just burning them up for the Lord Jesus Christ. This is the very first plane that I purchased for the Lord. And then the second one I purchased was in January 2004. What I'm crying right now, and it's been with me 12 years. I purchased it in January 2006, where I am. I'm going to get a shot of this, okay. Now this is the Star Trek enterprise. This way I'm going. I believe in God for Oh my God. He's going to hop in his heavenly plane and he's going to fly that straight through the pearly gates. His little fleet of Jesus planes is going to take me right out there. I'm going to sit on the heavenly throne as God himself. And that's what the Bible tells you to do. And if you deny that, then you have the mark of the beast. It's so dumb. The mark of the beast. Anybody who disagrees with these fake phony frauds has the mark of the beast. They have a back phone to God. Nobody else has the back phone. You don't understand. Everyone has vaccines. It's one of those where it's just like you got to sit back and enjoy the hypocrisy. By the way, when Copeland was asking people for all this money on his desk were two Faberge eggs, or I do plantas to like thousands and thousands of dollars Faberge eggs. Like I feel like you're doing all right without me. Oh, okay. Okay. So, uh, let me see. I got to catch up with these comments. Ronnie, yes, do you give 10% of your income to the church? Give what we can. That's all you can do. We're all in different states of life. You give what you can. I mean, when they start telling you how much to give you, that's a red flag. Absolutely. I mean, I got a little altar that I made, a little mysticism and Catholic altar small, you know, because a lot of people that were close to me passed away. So I wanted to do something like that. So I made it and I got a big bottle. I got a real, I had a bottle that I thought was fancy of a scotch blended scotch whiskey Imperial companies called Imperial. It was a fancy bottle. I cleaned it really good. I let the water run in. I made sure it was perfectly clean and I filled it up with holy water and I got that on my own. There's a big bottle. I got two, I got two colored bottles on the window with holy water because it's right next store and they have, keeps the demons away brother, keeps the demons away. Yeah, they got a, as soon as you walk in, there's a white marble pond in the square and a fountain at the end and that whole thing is all holy water and the priests, he baptizes babies by submersing them in this pond. It's really nice to church at a holy rosary and I fill it up. I fill it up. I got more holy water than you know, Jason, you're buying on track. Don't mind me saying you cannot have enough of those sacramentals around you. Holy water or blessed salt. You cannot have enough. You know what I mean? I'm the same. Beside my bed, you know, on my shelf just in the kitchen, I got a big bag of blessed salt, exercise salt and I use it quite often. You know what I mean? Maybe my work vehicle or you know, just around you know, the home where I live. Yeah. Let me ask you a question about that exercise salt. Is it salt where a certain series of prayers are said by a priest, by a priest? Yeah, sacramentals have, sacramentals meaning like ruse beads, salt, water, you know, they have, there's different blessings, you know, like you got the epiphany blessing, you know, we give the chalk, you know, epiphany water, very, very powerful, you know, in regards to Father Chad Rupiger, you know, who, you know, probably Pop Exist in the United States now at the moment. But no, there's different, different, just to come back to your question, James, there's different blessings for, you know, you know, each and every sacramental. They're not sacraments, they're sacramentals, you know what I mean? I was told when you throw the salt in your home, you are to throw it in every corner of every room. Yeah, yeah. Demons, demons like to hide in the corners. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. And put them in the windows and you know, even if you have mirrors in your house, if you have a little blessed yard or holy yard, you know, turn it that way and put it in the mirror, you know what I mean? Yeah. You know, rather than facing out at you, put it facing into the mirror, you know, it's, it's heavy stuff, but it's serious stuff. Yeah. Iron, also evil spirits, not only do they hate salt, but they hate iron and I want to show Colin now, you know, people laugh and mock and mock others that go to dollar stores. Let me tell you, I go to different dollar stores and it's my favorite dollar store. Me too. Wow, what? No, I go to, I go to. You never know what they're going, what they're going to have because they, the people that work there don't know what's coming in. You know, they have these buyers now talk about Catholicism and artifacts or, you know, like this, this friend of mine who passed the first guy that I said, who was my co-host, he was a non-denominational and he was born, he was a Protestant. He used to say, you Catholics like relics, you're into relics. I said, well, that's how you brought up with white, you don't have colored stained glass, you have white glass windows and no relics. Rest in peace, rest in peace. Yeah, rest in peace. You know, I mean, we used to have our arguments still, but let me, let me, let me tell Colin what I got at my favorite dollar store. These are one, one of the things, one of the things that I got, a quality. All right, all right. Beautiful, beautiful. Oh, nice, James. Are we done? From a dollar store and it has some, maybe Latin or something in the back. I'm not sure. What does it say? I have no idea what that means, but all I know is it's real pretty. And I even, they even had St. Benedict's medallions, which priests often use during exorcism. They had big fancy ones. And, and, I wear this every day. I mean, real fancy ones. I mean, like the size bigger, like twice the size of a silver dollar. So, yeah, we're, we're, we're this every day, St. Benedict's medallions. Oh, you got a St. Benedict. Oh, good for you. Oh, nice, Colin. Yeah, every day. Yeah. Yeah. That's never, never comes all the time. Yeah. You know, that's lovely. So, thank you, Jordy. And no problem. Oh, yeah. Let me show you that. I might as well show you the St. Benedict. You okay? Oh, good. All right. This, this is heavy, heavy metallic, heavy metallic, and this came from the same dollar store, Colin. Look at this. Oh, wow. Wow. Wow. Look at that. Oh, wow. Dollars. Oh, my gosh. And you know, I bought, I bought like a dozen of them and I gave them away. Yep. And I swear I wish I, I wish they come in again because I, I'd, I'd send you guys one. But, I mean, this is not plastic. This is metallic. That's amazing. That's amazing. So, and the guys that run the, the dollar store, Indian, they have no idea what this is. Exactly. Yeah. They have no idea what that is. They don't know the meaning of it. Well, I was divine intervention. Did you find those and you bought them up? That's what I did. Maybe, maybe it wasn't by accident that I, that they came out and they saw them. Yeah. Absolutely. Wow. That's amazing. Wow. Thanks for sharing that. Michael Hilton wanted to be on the show and once again, once again, he's full of shit. He's not here. Tell us who this is. Well, when Michael, when Michael Hilton from San Francisco used to drink, he gave up drinking for good reason. You know how most people, they'll, they'll have one or two bottles or cans and they'll give a review. Well, one or two cans is not enough for Michael. He used to drink a whole case during the show and he was so intoxicated that he wouldn't really pass out. Boy, you do that, Jordy. That's me. That's what you mean. Jump rope. I can't, I can't, I end up tripping. You, you bad, you have good coordination if you do, if you do that much. James, my liver is fucked. What the fuck and what, what? My, my, my, my liver is probably fucked. So I've got to drink some more tomato juice and some more cranberry juice. Well, if you're going to have tomato juice, put vodka in it and a celery stalk and then you, in some mojave. Yeah. I love tomato juice. Without, without vodka, I, I, I, I worse straight up tomato juice and I love cranberry juice. But I, I, I seen last week, Jeff, the Commodore was drinking cranberry juice last week. Like a big giant carton or whatever. Very juice is very refreshing. You know, it's, I like, I like it. I, I, um, I do like a cold water infusion. I, I, I make my own kombucha. You know, it's an, it's an antioxidant as well. I have this cold beer that I got on Amazon two years ago. Now it's, it's like the blob. Now it's huge. You know, uh, Oh fuck, yeah. There's your, there's your buddy right now. PC is beautiful. Oh, where's the spinning wheel at? Are we doing the spinning wheel tonight? PC is upset. He's powering and he's, he's totally ignore me because I put his face in the middle of the wheel. Oh, really? Yeah. But so then I went and put my own face in the middle of the wheel thinking that people would not be so upset. James, put your fucking face in the wheel. I put my mediages. Commodore, I put my mediages. James, are we spinning, are we spinning the wheel or? No, we're going to, we're going to spin the wheel. Let me, let me go. Oh, he's having his brunch. Oh, Goldsmith is having his brunch. Oh, Colin, there's another, there's another song you should listen to. Stam Rageway, um, fuck what is it called? It's a song about a train. Coming on that train, coming on that train. I can't remember. James, do you know who Stan Rageway is? He's my favorite American singer. Really? Yes, Stan Rageway is my favorite singer from America. He's fucking amazing. Now, of course, there's always... I don't know, I want to get it right down there. There's always a glitch. There's always a glitch. Oh, I've written it down already. Yes, Stan Rageway. Yeah, yeah. I mean, let me, let me check my phone. I was going to, I was going to bring something else up, but my, all my stuff disappeared and I have no idea. I have no idea. Oh, my answer to, um, to, uh, Jason Cleveland, uh, he said, he said he's having his brunch now. Let me see if he, let's see if he pops on after he has brunch, because, you know, he, he's... Happy days. Happy days, guys. I'm delighted to be on here. I love, I love this conversation. It's like right where I want to go. It's, it's, it's, uh, boom. Thank you. Jordy, for introducing me to your, your pals here. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Great guy. Yeah, awesome, awesome guys. Awesome. Absolutely fabulous. Now, um, uh, Jeff Zanbello, he, uh, he's a, uh, competitive athlete, powerlifting, uh, kettlebell. He swings the mace. He's, he's, he's in fantastic shape and, and Jordy knows who watched him. He watched him work out. So, um, um, yeah. So, uh, yeah, uh, Jason, let's see if he comes on late. I mean, I mean, but, uh, if he doesn't come on, then he's definitely going in the middle of the wheel. He's definitely going in the middle of the wheel. Do you hear his head over there? Yeah. All right. Now, now Jordy was mentioning the wheel and, uh, I have something nice in the middle of the wheel. Is it me? No, not a person, but, you know, nevertheless. James, you can put me on it. I don't give a fuck. All right, now let me, let me try now. Oh, here we go. Pardon. I got the G, I got a G. The genie? A genie. Okay. I'm gonna, I'm, this is, uh, Colin, this is the spinning wheel of topics and it spins and you never know what topic it's going to stop at. That's awesome. That's awesome. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There's music and, uh, oh yeah, topics already are amazing. Deep but amazing. Right down my alley. What we got? Even a vacation spot. Vacation spot. Yeah, that's uh, that's a tough one because there are places I always wanted to go but haven't been there. I always want to go to South Pacific, you know, like Tahiti or Bora Bora. I never, I never been to Japan even though I have a very close friend there. So many places I haven't been really. I mean, I like San Diego quite a bit and Baja, Mexico. That was nice. So what about you guys? You, you, do you have any favorite hot spots? Well, I'll, I like drinking on the beach in Benidorm, Spain, but if there was a place that would like to go, it would be, I don't know, somewhere in, somewhere in Las Vegas having sex on the beach and I don't mean the cocktail. Well, first of all, there's no, there's no ocean in Las Vegas. You'll, you'll, you'll be, you'll end up wandering through the desert looking for a beach. Oh yes, a desert. It's landlocked. It's landlocked. It's in the desert. So if you're going to, if you're going to have sex, you might as well do it at night in, in the pool, you know, in-ground pool at night time. Yeah, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Yeah, the, the, the Civil War, the Battle of Gettysburg. Yeah, I love, I love going there. I love going there. I mean, Barbara Eden. Yeah, she still looks great though, you know, for her age, to be honest with you. Warm, damp, and dark places. Yeah, I go makes the stuff up there. I go makes the stuff up. Are you calling, are you calling Jordy, Jordy a fungi? You know, he likes mushrooms. He's a fungi. Mushrooms. I'll never add mushrooms, Barbara, try them. Warm, damp, and yeah. I love mushrooms, but I live in New Jersey, right across from New York City, you know, northeast of New Jersey. Jason, you remind me so much of two, two, two people I, I chat to quite often from Jersey as well, you know, and Joe and Joe, they're, they're, they're Italians, you know, Italian capitalists, and, you know, they usually show like on Sunday night, you know, and, but you remind me so much of them, just so, your accent and so straight spoken, that's, that's refreshing, you know, Joe and Joe. I knew you. Yeah. The manner, I mean, the general manner is like. Yeah, yeah, you know, it's just a straight up, you know what I mean? Just a straight. Thank you. Thank you. Jordy will look at the long pass of Southern Connecticut, which is very damp and dark. Oh, he's talking about, he's talking about a woman who does a fitness seminars who, who rips people off. There's, there's a bunch of them that do that now. You know, they, they, let's put it this way. Most seminars that charge several hundred dollars. If you, if you searched on YouTube, you could learn the same thing, if not more for free, by watching YouTube videos. Yeah. Who's that fraud? Fraud the judge as well. His name's Tony. His name's Tony. Oh, uh, Tony, uh, uh. No employment. The one annoying voice in the long ponytail. Yeah, I think so. But the guy's an absolute fraud. And you have all these like, you know, you know, famous athletes and they all blame for advice. You know. Oh, he calls himself the, uh, the trainer to the stars. Ah, Tony or whatever. I'm somebody little. Yeah. How are you? Yeah. Yeah. A few weeks ago we tried to do a fucking jamming session and it didn't work out good. James, you and Colin should do a jamming session because that would be awesome. Yeah. Well, what I could do is, uh, what I could do is, uh, You need to hear Colin's music, James. I can get my drum. And, uh, I can just turn the webcam downward. So, you know, you can see the drum. Tony, go get it. Go and get it. Go and get it. Tony Tittle. Tony Tittle. Is that who it is? Tony Little. Tony Little. Tony Little. He, yeah, he's very, he's like, he's short. He has a long ponytail and he, he's very obnoxious and, and, you know, a lot of hype and, and, uh, um, Oh, you had Mike Gason going to this guy. You had Conor McGregor going to this guy. You had so many others, you know, and he was just going to Tony Little. I'm not sure if it's Tony Little. It was Tony Somebody. But, um, this guy was just feeding them bullshit. You know what I mean? Forgive my expression. Well, it is bullshit. This other guy, I know, travels the world and charges almost a thousand dollars. Yeah. Rick Brown. He, uh, he's got, he's got a, he's got a skinny like pencil didn't mustache. And that's a red flag right there. But he, uh, you know, what he does is he has you warm up by swinging a light steel mace until you're sweating bullets and, and he's tells stories. He paces back and forth, tells stories. He tells jokes. He, you know, tells personal stories. And then the actual education part of the seminar might be like 10 or 15 minutes. Jay, it's Tony, Tony Robbins. It's Tony Robbins. Tony Robbins is a, is a motivational speaker. Yeah. That's what I'm talking about. Tony Robbins. He, uh, uh, yeah, he's emotional, uh, motivational speaker. All right. I'm gonna, I'm gonna ask the crystal pendulum. Hold on. I got a little sabotage, sabotage. Crystal pendulum course. Crystal is Tony little and Tony Robbins, a couple of frauds. Yes. Yes. Yeah. It's like fucking our, our, our people who give money to TV evangelists, just desperate for someone to tell them how what to do and what to do with their life. They need, they need like a, like a daddy figure. Daddy is. Daddy says, you've been very bad little girl. Need a spanking. All right. So, uh, all right. What I'll do is, uh, oh yeah, they're cheap and flimsy. Even Joe Weeter's product when he was alive were cheap and flimsy. Clear out the gym or that, that is, that is quite a story that I, I was with Jeff when that happened. Suzanne Summers, uh, uh, well, that was crap too. The bull worker, you know, it wasn't that the, the resistance you got by using it wasn't much. You know, eventually you, uh, you had to toss it in the basement or the attic or something like that. All right. I'm going to go get, um, Trump. I'm going to go get some Trump. I'm going to grab a beer guys. Two seconds. Yeah. It's my, it's my shoulder. So, I don't, I don't know if it will be far, but, uh, just look at the window there. There's dark clouds coming over the Blue Ridge Mountains. Yeah. Looks like there's a bit of a storm heading on. Oh, the Blue Ridge Mountains goes up to Michigan. I didn't know that. Yeah, I'm right here. Northern Virginia kind of going more, Northern Virginia, but kind of pushing more west, you know. Oh, wait a minute. Yeah. They say Harpers, Harpers Ferry direction. You live in Virginia. Jordy says you live in Michigan. You know. Or, you know, excuse me, Jordy has already been, uh, imbibing, uh, Yeah, no, I'm, I'm, I'm in Virginia. Yeah. Yeah. Why did you say Michigan? Ah, whatever. Yeah, you made a mistake. Yeah, you made a mistake. I wait until he comes back and then, uh, Yeah. You said, uh, you have a, you have a guitar? Yeah. You know, I used to, I used to play out years ago. You haven't played, uh, just haven't played in years, you know what I mean? You know what I mean? But, um, you know, it used to be a nice side, side earner, you know, going back, back in the day. But, you know, I get, I get tired of pissing on the wind, so to speak. Yeah. Yeah. So. They used to do, like, you used to get, like gigs at different venues. Yeah. Yeah. No, yeah. Used to be out, out regular, at least a, at least a couple of times a week, you know? But that's, it's been a while now, you know, it's not something I, you know, like, kind of dwell, dwell on or, you know, anything I got there. But, you know, and to be honest, I'd put the instrument down for a long, long time, you know? Um, you know, but, you know, you never say never, you know, or, you know, opportunities, you know, can come up on different platforms, you know, um, or different places, you know, just a play again, you know, may, may it be on a coffee shop, may it be in a church, but definitely for me, not, not in the night clubs again, I'll never do that. What about Irish pub, what, what a restaurant? Yeah, I had my follow them here in, in Virginia, you know, you know, I had my follow them and, uh, I just let it go, sometimes. They're popular, they're popular, Americans love them. Yeah. You know, but it probably takes something for me to, you know, not, you know, I've been in Virginia so long, but, you know, if I moved and lived in a different state, you know, maybe, you know, I might consider doing something like that again, but, you know, it's, you know, it's definitely not going to be my day job, if you know what I mean. Well, it can't be, you know. Right, exactly. And then if you sell, and then if you sign a contract to a record company, you're pretty much signing away your soul, you know, secret society. Woo. It has to air out first. Awesome, James. When I hit it in certain areas, it's supposed, it hasn't, I had it covered. And for some reason with the goat skin, you have to let it air out. Do this normally, you know, go like, like very high pitched and then progressively be the humidity. Let's see what sounds great. Wow. Love it. Love it. Sounds fantastic. Wow. It reminds me of the King Kong movie. Last week I sent him a link. He didn't come on the show, but he didn't even, he didn't reply to me and say, you know, James, thank you for the link. Sorry, I can't come on. It's Mother's Day or nothing, not one word. And, and nothing. And for that reason, that's why I had put his, his face of him passing out on one of the shows. He passes out. He passes out on one of the shows. James, thank you for sending me the link and thank you for having me. Oh, you're welcome. You're welcome. Yeah, same as, same as. Oh, Colin, his guitar is put away. He hasn't, he hasn't really played it in a while. Oh, here, it's here, it's here. That's it. No, I wanted to. I don't ever go to the matter of why they wanted to. When you're right, you're the night. You're the other trace behind. Run your ball on my gut. One last time. Turn the face and empty space. Where you used to lie. And look for the spark that lights the night through the teardrops in my eyes. I don't. Come on, Colin. This has been a pleasurable treat. Surprise having you on. Oh, thank you. You already told me all about these. You know what? It's my pleasure, believe me, from my heart. My pleasure. I really enjoy this kind of music and just talent. Talent in general, you know, as opposed to a lot of the garbage that's in the case of playing. Yeah. I do like rock. Magnificent. Incredible. Hi. Humbleheart. I love the drum. Do you play the Irish, what do you call it, the tin whistle? Yeah, yeah, I do. Really? You want me to play? Yeah. It's kind of high bass. Yeah, go for it. Cool. Yeah. It's a little high. I'm going to kind of sit by. Oh, yeah. You have it on you. Oh, that's cool. Yeah, yeah, right here. Wow. That's the first. I'm sorry. Yeah, the old panning whistle. Or tin whistle. But this one's made of plastic. You know, they've kind of, you know. Well, even some, even a lot of recorders are made out of plastic and wood. Yeah. Different sizes, you know. Thank you, Commodore. All right. If you like, I'll play a song on this. Yeah. It's called The Foggy Jew. And you'll hear the song being played in the movie Michael Collins. If anybody's ever watched it. But neither here nor there. Yeah, thanks for asking. Yeah, I would love to play. Hmm. Am I good to go? Yeah, I would love to hear it, sure. Okay, it's The Foggy Jew. Now I'm stepping back. So hopefully my, the mic coming through my laptop isn't too, like, too much to store or anything. You got there. But here we go. Can it go somewhere, I guess? Whoa! Let's do it. I didn't play that. I didn't expect to do that. I didn't expect to do that. I didn't say I did not expect to do that, but thank you so much. He's a real musician. I'm a computer musician, but he's a real musician. Welcome. Wow! I wish I had to tell you that. You know, it's a good thing. I mentioned thin whistle. You happen to have it right there, Andy. Yeah, yeah. I'm dumbfounded that you actually brought it up. You know, it's just sitting there, you know. It's lying dormant. Or maybe dumbfounded. Yeah, thanks. Around St. Patrick's Day, a lot of the Irish music albums there's songs. We had them Bob the Tin Whistle. She's a really nice album. What's the name of that group? What's the name of that group? The women are very pretty. What's it called? Celtic women? Yeah, Celtic women. Yeah, Celtic women. And it's a whole group. Celtic, same thing. Yeah, male musicians and they sing. Celtic women. Celtic women. Yeah. Wow. I can't believe you brought up Tim Whistle. Because believe me, it was the last thing in my mind to play a song with Tim Whistle. You know, but thank you. And that drum, it sounds amazing. I would love to be sitting with you and just do a whole jam session. It will be class. That sounds great. I mean, I always love the sound of it. Like Jeff Zimbello says, Commodore, you made it very relaxing in his office where he's working now. Nicotard, versatility and talent will always be good. Singing, guitar and Tim Whistle. That's where we got an opportunity. And you know, I'll put your name in the keywords section of the show. It is pre-recorded. And people can come on and hear it. What do you got there? Pepper, what? Pepperoni? 100% pork. Ooh, hard pork. Pepperoni. Fire sticks. It's so long. Or it's like the Slim Jims except maybe Spice here. Slim Jims, yeah. Like you said, maybe a little spicy. Oh, look at that. I bet they're tasty. How are they? Ooh. That's a nice move to ball. Now, you know, it's a shame when I go to the Whole Foods around St. Patrick's Day, they have loads and loads of banger sausages. And what I do is I buy a lot of them because they don't get them. After the supply is depleted at the St. Patrick's Day, there are none. Right, right, right. So what I do is I, you know, I remove them from the package and I put them in a zip lock, you know, gallon freezer bag and I stock up. But I like the flavor quite a bit. I think the flavor is really Oh, look who's here. This is one of the best live shows we've had on Sunday afternoons. Oh, I really enjoy it. I mean, I appreciate Jordan bringing the gentleman on, Colin and Western Mike. Are you done with your brunch? You ready to come on and do some red pill talk? Yeah, let's get the red pill going. Yeah. Colin, I don't know if you heard his music, but but we're really pleased of the surprise visit and his performance and he likes to do red pill talk and so do I and so does Commodore and Jordan. So is Jordan, you know, so come on come on down come on You know, it's funny even if I shut down messenger off I still get the jingle It's like It's not a bird Woo Sorry I just heard some it was really spacey, James. My apologies. Let me you know let's give a a spin at a wheel music music music music music music music music music music music music music music music music music music music music music music music music side have a lot of hang-ups. They have a lot of baggage in there. They're they're not exactly, you know, people say, oh, go to church. You'll meet, you'll make new friends. There's a lot of friendly people. Not necessarily. They look down their nose at you. They could be self-righteous, sanctimonious, and you know, because these people think they have a baton of God. And James, we say in Scotland, we say, stick your poker up your arse, you prick, to all those people. They stick your poker, a hot branding iron up your arse. Yeah, yeah. To those guys who are like, up their own arse, we say, stick your poker up your arse, prick, to all those like toffee nose, nose in the air, hypoten, fuckers. Yeah, I mean, I mean, there were, there were a few people that discriminated against my drum, you know? Seriously? Yeah. What the fuck did they say about your drum? What's wrong with your drum? Well, they, they, you know, they, they looked at me like I was from another galaxy or something. You know, they just, oh fuck those old games. One guy says the people in the church might not, might not accept it, but then I got a lot of attention when I played it. And then the guy, the man who was in charge of Bill Jones, the man who was in charge of the entertainment was jealous that I was getting, having people come up to me and, and, and say nice things about it. And I got tired of dealing with the drum from, from him, but, but the priest, Father Jose, loved, wanted me to continue. So I said, come on. This Bill, yeah, don't, don't go into a hacking course like, like BC. My apologies. Yeah, are you okay? You know, so he's like, I couldn't take the, I don't want to deal with the drama. So I just, I declined from being in part of the entertainment. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The, the, the, the woman that was a long time ago. Exactly. That's when her friend says, oh, oh, oh, James, I've got a Weaver stream and I've got to be right back. I've got to go and do a beer review with my pal, Moose Girl, but I will join back in the stream. My apologies that I need to leave. Is that okay? I'm sorry that I need to go, I promised my pal, Christina, that I would go and do a live review of her, but I want to be right back. I'm sorry for leaving. I feel bad for leaving, man. I'm sorry. Hey, Ronald Theriault, the one and only Ronald Theriault is here, Theriault. Colin, this is my friend Colin and, and he's got a beer review. He's got a beer reviews as the guy that basically made me start doing beer reviews. I love this guy. He's inspired me since forever. I don't know if you caught his musical Colin played the guitar he sang and he played the tin whistle, the Irish tin whistle was outstanding. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. I'm so happy to hear. So happy to hear. You got a serious beat brother behind you. You got a serious beat. I got to go. I got to go. Ronald, you're fucking brilliant. Everyone else. I'll catch you guys soon. I got to go and do a quick beer review with my friend, Christina. So here we go. I don't wonder why you're leaving. It's a girl. Yeah, but I will be back soon. Ronald, Louise and a beer reviews is what's, is what's starting me. I love, I love Louise and a beer. Make it. Don't make it. Don't make it soon as in like, you know, 12 midnight. He's gonna do, he's gonna do a do a review. So, Mr. Terrio, how is your Sunday going? Fine. I'm looking down my nose at you guys. Well, I know because because I went to church this morning. Thank you. Oh, did you get all dressed up in a tuxedo like the penguin with the tails and the top hat? You ever see these people? You ever see these people that get really dolled up for church and they got, they got the tie and they're their best suit on. Oh, I wore a regular collar shirt with slacks and nice shoes. Oh, trousers. Oh, you know, they actually think God has a dress code. They think that that, you know, oh, you can't, you can't get through the pearly gates. They don't like what you're wearing. Yeah. All right. No, the reason I joined is so that all I could look down my nose at you. No, but do you think I'm a bad person because I went to church? No, of course not. I go sometimes, you know, but I'm, if somebody wants to, you know what happened to me the last time I went? There's this man, very nice guy, he's Cuban guy. And he's, he's, he had a real tragic life. But what, what, but the thing with him is everything that, every prayer, every song, he knows everything by heart, word for word, but he doesn't loudly, he doesn't really allow or you or you hear is him. So what he did was he came up before the mass, he came up to me, shook my hand, and he sits right behind me. And, and this guy is like shouting right behind my head. And I had such a headache. But Jesus, you know, talked about, Jesus talked about that in the Bible when he talked about the Pharisees who would make a show of praying, you know, they wanted to make sure everybody saw them praying. Look at me praying. I'm so holy. He said, but they were, they were like a coffin that was pretty impainted on the outside, but full of rotted material on the inside. So yeah, well, you're supposed to pray really privately. You're not supposed to make a spectacle of it. Yeah, you know, and show up. Hold on a second. Good morning. Good morning, Masumi. Good morning. Good morning, Masumi. It is now now 9 30 a.m. Monday in Tokyo. Good morning to you. Thank you for stopping by and setting greetings. Now you got, oh geez, natural ice. From everybody. From everyone's favorite company. Everyone's favorite company. And hi, sir. Push, push from the imp or as some people call it, the evil empire. All right, um, evil set, you know, Sazerac should come out with a, with a, with a chain of liquor stores called Sazerac and just have everything private label have everything in sections like, like the bourbons would have all Sazerac label like everything would have a Sazerac label. Just have the different categories. I just bought an Irish whiskey. I just bought an Irish whiskey recently. I'll show it to you real fast. Oh yeah, he's got quite a collection calling. Yeah, I can see. We're in the bike right there. A lot of these. No, there's more. There's a lot more to that than he does. The main reason I joined is I heard y'all talking about I agree that it's, I agree that to go to church regularly and to be self-righteous is a bad thing because in Jesus had a parable about that. But anyway, um, I just, I didn't understand if y'all were saying people I went to church were like bad or something. Anyway, I didn't think that's what you meant. But anyway, as I look down, down on you, that's why I put the camera up like this so I could look down on you. Well, there are people that sanctimonious and self-righteous. I know, I know there's people like that. And look, but look, you, you, you run into that kind of attitude in any life. Like for instance, the beer world, right? Yeah. I'm drinking. I'm drinking with this beer. Look at me. Look at me. Like, like for instance, Michael, Michael Hilton, he keeps on telling me I want to, I want to come on the show. I want to come on the show. I want to come on the show. And he said, he posted a greeting. I said, well, where are you? And he said, you want to come on. And he doesn't come on, which I mean, hopefully he'll come on because otherwise his face is going to go in the middle of the wheel. See, I want to show, I want to show Ronald Tyrion. I'm in the spinning wheel. I'm in the spinning wheel. All right. Um, what goes up? Here's the whiskey that I bought. Got the genie. Okay, let me see. I'm going to, I'm going to get a bird's eye view of Ronald's whiskey. Oh, what you got, Ronald? I bought this and it was, I got a good deal on a drum castle whiskey. Oh, by the way, I bought a new camera today and it didn't work. And I had to come back to Walmart. You got a download on the program that comes with it. No, I did all the things. I did everything it told me to do. And, uh, oh, you're welcome, Commodore. And it didn't work. Not work. I was only getting 4% volume on the mic. 4% volume. Or I could operate like that. That's not good. So I bought this whiskey drum castle and it's really nice. I got to say it's age in X bourbon barrels and X wine barrels. So to use bourbon barrels and wine barrels to age it. But yeah, I found out, guess who owns it? And then it's going up against this whiskey tomorrow. I'm sorry. And guess who owns it? James knows. James knows who owns it. I don't even have to say, you know who owns it, James. Good stuff. Paris. So Paris, yeah, it's a, that's a, that's a famous one. Yeah, bodies. Yeah. Can you all hear me? Yeah, wait. James, James, who is the parent company of the two whiskeys I just showed you? As a bush mulls. Maybe not, maybe not. It's Sazerac. Oh my goodness gracious. Who is it? Sazerac bought patties. Sazerac bought patties. Sazerac bought drunk cut or they own drunk cut. Yep. They keep buying it, but they keep talking to everybody. Oh, you get to fillet it in there. Oh, wow. Yeah, I got the, man, that's, that's a weapon. Yeah, that's a black foreign stick. Wow. That's original. This is the same one that the leprechaun in the horror movies was walking around with. Yeah. Me gold. Where's me gold? I haven't seen one of those in years. I mean, my grandfather used to have one years ago hanging up on the wall, you know, and there was a big crack in it because he told me he had to use it one time. I never heard the full story, but that black thorn shelly was hanging up on the wall and the thing was cracked. I don't know what happened. Mr. Collin, let me tell you hello. Let me tell you hello. I was rude. I didn't, I've never met you before and I was rude. I didn't say hello, so I apologize. It's great to meet you. Great to meet you. From southeastern Louisiana, Collin, who lives in Northern Virginia. Northern Virginia, but I thought I heard a Virginia accent. Yeah, I was born in Derry city in Northern Ireland. Yeah, right up by Donegal, you know, but that's all the way. Yeah. Oh, no, no. We don't call it alone. Let me tell you. No, we call it. We call it Derry, but you're correct. You know, other people do, but no, no, we're staunch Derrymen, you know what I mean? And yeah, no, I was born over there. 86, Pennsylvania, Skrugl County, Iceland, PA, coal mine in country, the land of the Mali Maguiers, and then in the year 2000, back over Virginia. And it's been that ever ever since. Yeah. Giant's causeway is right? Yeah. Yeah. So it's right up by the, the, the old Bushmills factory, you know, the old whiskey, whiskey factory. Giant's causeway is right up there on the northern coast. Oh, I didn't know Bushmills is up there. Is in that region? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, Ronald does on occasion, Ronald, a show on Wednesday called Joker's Wild Wednesday, which in which you can bring whatever you like, as long as alcohol on it. And then, and then Friday, we've been doing a show called Fandango Friday, which is liquor and hard liquor only. Oh, cool. Yeah. You know, I gotta, I gotta jump in guys. Yes. Great. And you can. Yeah. Yeah. Great to be here. Obviously, good folks. That's great. Great to be here. Thanks for having me on. Yeah. You know, share a lot of stuff and yeah. I used to teach history and geography, so I studied a lot about Ireland, you know. Oh, really? Yeah. No, Ronald, I was born in Derry, you know. I, you know, I was born in 1974. So, you know, it's not not that long ago, but long ago. But no, I grew up in the Troubles and stuff. I got there. Not that I documented this out of the other. You know, I was Catholic. Still on, you know, but you know, my father and I was, was on the march in Bloody Sunday, 1970. You know, and no, there's a lot of history there. Yeah. Just, just like you're saying, Ronald. Yeah. No, a lot of, a lot of good conversational stuff, you know. And yeah. I stopped keeping touch with my, you know, with my people, you know, although I've been gone so long now, you know, when you're away from a place too long, you know, connections kind of, you know, people move on, people get married, people have kids, you know. But I've always, always tried to keep in touch. But I admire like what you just said there now, you know, to, you know, because my mother was a, she taught school also, my father also. And, you know, I admire especially the history aspect, you know, of anywhere, of anywhere really, you know, but the fact that you mentioned, you know, where I was born. Yeah, it's quite fantastic. Yeah. You know, like I retired, I retired from teaching and the government was, you know, government owns, was I retired. So I was a government employee, if you want to say that, yes, okay. Right. Yeah. That's amazing. I admire that so much, you know, like when I, let me flick my light over here because this one's a little orange little bit. So Mr. Commodore, how are you feeling today? Okay. He's at work now. He's doing accounting. He's in the office. He's not, it's not like he's Harpo Marx, you know, that he can't speak. Right. He ought to get a little horny and go. And he had the trench coat with everything inside. Chico Marx was the Italian. I don't think that family was actually Italian though, you know what I mean? No, no. Well, I heard there were Italian, Italian Jews, the Marx family. Oh, many, many. Yes. And in fact, there were many Italian Jews and Mussolini's government. And that's a, that's an interesting story because when Mussolini made an alliance with Germany, which was a terrible mistake. The Axis. Yeah. Yeah. You know, Hitler was always telling Mussolini, you need to crack down on those Jews, you know, go after those Jews. Mussolini was like, oh yeah, let me see. Well, I'll look into that, you know, but Mussolini actually protected the Jews. He had many, there were many Jewish fascists and when they were trying to get Mussolini to turn those people over to the German troops, they never would do it. Mussolini never would do it. He was always stalling Hitler like, yeah, well, we're going to get around to that, you know, but he was actually helping them escape. So Mussolini is actually going to buy a rap. He got to buy a rap, you know, just, you know, he deserves, he deserves a bad rap because he did a lot of bad things, but he, and that, in that particular sense, he was definitely not a guy that was out to get the Jews. And he actually, there's a lot of things he did to help them, you know, he wouldn't, he wouldn't, he wouldn't turn them over to the Germans. You know, neither would, neither would the Hungarian dictator. They would always give Hitler lip service like, oh yeah, those Jews, they're bad, you know, we're going to look into that, we're going to, well, we're going to get them, boy, we're going to get them down the road, you know, but they would never do anything. Yeah, according to, according to, to the, to Judaism, that the mother is Jewish, the, the, the, the children are automatically Jewish. Right, like my second, like my second cousin, yeah, like my second cousin. Yeah, I didn't know that. LaGuardia's mother was Jewish and older than that. Yeah, Marcho Rea and Randy Savage, his mother was Jewish, and the father was Angelo Pafo, a wrestler, an Italian wrestler. Oh, yeah. I think when a Mussolini's, I think when a Mussolini's mistresses was, they called her the Jewish Princess of Fascism after research, I'm serious. How could I, a Jewish woman could be a mistress? I hear they, they don't really have that much of an interest in the carnal endeavors. No, not Monica Lewinsky, neither. Monica Lewinsky was Jewish. Monica? Yeah. She was pretty good with it. Oh, by the way, the Smithsonian Institute, did they, did they at least have the blue dress with the stain on it? Seriously? Oh my gosh. No, I don't know. I'm just asking. I got it. Yeah, Queen Esther, yep. Queen Esther was a Jewish Princess married to a Persian king. That's right. Yep, Mordecai was her, her, what, uncle? I think. I have a theory about Monica Lewinsky. She chopped us out, huh? Yeah, but no, what was that, Ronald? Go ahead. No, I said I have a theory about Monica Lewinsky. So what's your thoughts, brother? Monica? I have a feeling that Monica Lewinsky was working for the Israeli government, and that she was sent in there to hoodwink Bill Clinton to get information from him, which would have been a clever idea, of course. They knew his weaknesses. They knew where to hit him, and it wasn't too hard to, you know, get under his cover, so to speak. So. Who knows? You know, she, she had him in the penis, you know, and like. Yeah, and if you read, and if you read her background, her family had some interesting, perhaps Israeli intelligence connections. So even David, even that guy, Larry David, you know, Larry David made a joke about that in the year 2000 on his show. He kind of implied that. Larry David said that there is no way a Jewish woman is going to do that unless there's something upward. You know what I mean? Like there's an angle. If you're thinking she's just coming on to you, because she likes you wrong, bingo, you're getting set up. And that's what Larry David said. So he's Jewish, so he would know. Can I another world? It wants something conniving. I like this. Yeah, I like it. And what was Bill Clinton's job as a manager of Burger King? No, he was the president of the United States. So they really wanted something. You know what I mean? Well, Hillary, when she when she was a young lawyer, she she got a lot of heat by representing this rapist and murderer. I have no time for either of them. Another one with an interesting background. Yeah, she's a she's a bad bastard, you know. Yeah, I have no time for either her or her husband. Yeah, nasty, nasty people. You know what I mean? But anyway, that's just sort of like having the mafia in control of the U.S. government. Here's another Irish, Irish cream. Connery's from Ireland. Interestingly owned by. That's the one you you you brought on the show. Yeah, it's actual Irish cream from Irish cows. They even when they move, they have an Irish accent when they when the cows go move. Connery's. Oh, wow. I love to try that. Yeah. Seventeen percent alcohol. It's from it's from County Leash County, Leash, Ireland. And it's way it looks tasty. Oh my gosh. If you like cream and Irish liquor, it's tasty, you know. Yeah, ice cold. Yeah, it's got to be ice cold. Just like Ronald. Gotta be ice cold. If you drink it, if you drink it any way beyond out of the. Yeah, it's got to be ice cold. Yeah, Ronald, you were a history teacher. You know, when I when I first came to the United States in 1986, you know, that was the very first time I was like 11, 12 years old and stayed up in Pennsylvania, you know, like I said already, old coal mining country. But you know, I kind of threw you on there was the land of the Molly McGuire's, you know, if anybody knows about the Molly's, you know, you know, it was coal miners, you know, and I was very lucky. I kind of was like a pig in shit, so to speak, forgive the expression. You know, there's better ones, but I just landed right in the stronghold of, you know, the people I stayed with, and their ancestors, because they're, you know, the lady I stayed with her great, her great uncle. Now this back 86 was Jack Keel, you know, he was one of the leaders of that time of the Molly McGuire's and I was able to, you know, visit his grave, you know, see his old tavern, you know, where the miners used to go, you know, her cousin Joe Wayne still keeps it operating. This is in Gargival, PA still keeps it operating. And I was able to go on there and just, it was on like untouched, you know what I mean, untouched property. You know, you know, obviously you got to do updates and stuff like that, you know, but it was basically like it was back in the day, you know, and those Jack Keel and all those men, they were all, you know, they were all, they were all given a noose, you know, like 1887, roughly. Yeah, they were all, they were all hanged, you know what I mean, but no, it was just, it was just amazing, amazing. I'll never, I'll never forget it, you know what I mean. And I wish I had one of those ladies too. Yeah, it's quite hard. You know what, I had no idea Colin was going to be here, so it's funny that I chose a green shirt to wear. Yeah, that's awesome. Yeah, yeah, purple, purple. But he definitely does taste testing with a lot of many Scotch whiskeys and Irish whiskeys. He does the Dawn Buster show, which is just about a dawn. It is, yeah. Yeah, every day, but sometimes I have to double up, you know, like in a day when I know I have to go to work, so I'm not going to be able to do it, but I have a lot of interesting experiences with those. And I'm on, it's ironic because I joined today. It's ironic because I'm on Irish whisky right now. Yeah, that's great. And then when I'm finished with that, I got to go back to Scotch. I got to go pivot back to Scotch and go through those. And then I'll be back to, then I'm going to go to Brandy. I'm going to do Brandy. I have some Brandy that I'm going to do. But yeah, I read a lot about Ireland and I was reading, I read so many articles and books about the British control of Ireland. And yeah, they had a hard time kind of getting underneath that. But Northern Ireland is still a British dominion. And I guess a lot of Northern Irish don't like it, you know, but no, no, exactly. Exactly. I was born Northern Ireland. I was born Derry, Derry City. You know, some people see it on the map called London Derry, but the real name is Derry. And the Gaelic name is Dura Column Kill, you know, named after Saint Columba. But no, you know, I grew up on that stronghold, you know, this is said I was born 74, you know. I guess it would depend on, I guess it would depend on who you spoke to in Northern Ireland, right? I guess some Northern Irish would say, no, it is London Derry. Thank you very much. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. Ronald is correct. There's a town called London Derry in New Hampshire. Yeah, Commodore would say that. Yeah. Yeah, probably early settlers. Yeah. But, you know, any Catholic person you meet that's from Northern Ireland, they're going to call it Derry. They'll never call London Derry, you know, it's always Derry City, you know, and it's a, they call, you know, it's a divided city, you know, River Foil runs down the middle, the size of the Potomac, but no, no, it's Derry. And that's, that's an ancient name, you know. Right. I don't have a horse in the race, so it's, but if you go to, but, but I know there's some in the Protestant faction that would, the loyalist faction that would say they would emphasize London, right, in the name, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly because they're loyal, as the name suggests, they're loyalists, they're loyalists to the British Queen, you know, were, you know, like my ancestors, you know, myself, we grew up, we were not that, you know, we were not loyal to the British Queen, you know, so that's why they got the name, you know, loyalists and also, you know, Protestants, you know, Protestants, Protestants, you know, but no, I used to love years ago, you know, chatting, you know, with both my grandfathers and even my father, you know what I mean, they, they've been through, you know, a lot of stuff and they used to, I used to be like, you know, like us guys sitting here now, you know, you know, you know, having a beer, Coca-Cola, whatever, whatever we're having, and I used to just be like a sponge, you know, you know, Ronald's a history teacher, he knows what I'm talking about, I was just like a sponge taking everything in, you know, and yeah, even though I chose to, you know, you know, they move away, you know, but, you know, I still keep it with me, you know, I'm big in the Americans, they do, they give me a lot, you know, but I still, I still keep, you know, you know, still keep a nostalgia and, you know, where, where my friends came from, you know, I still keep up with me every day, every day I walk, you know, we have a lot of Irish and Louisiana, and in fact, there's a neighborhood in New Orleans, Louisiana called the Irish Channel. Oh, really? Oh, wow. The Irish Channel. I went to eat, I went to a Mardi Gras, in 1989, we went to a Mardi Gras parade, to Mardi Gras, and then we ate red beans and sausage and rice at a man who lived in the Irish Channel, he was a New Orleans policeman, his name was Nick O'Connor. Oh my gosh. So southern Louisiana seems to be very multi-ethnic. It is. We ate at Nick O'Connor's house, and he passed away, but it's a very good meal, I have to say, it was a very good meal, but yep, the Irish Channel, and a lot of people don't know this, and I'm not going to be on much longer chains, I don't want to take a, you know, be talking too much on your show, but it used to be in Louisiana, they would never, ever, ever let the black slaves unload the cotton bales from the ships, you know, because of the cotton industry in Louisiana, all the cotton and sugarcane, but they would never let black slaves unload cotton from the ships to send over across the ocean, they would only hire Irish to do it, and they would pay them 10 cents a day. Yeah, that's true, yeah. I was out on a job the other day, I've been working in pest control for, you know, 15 years, met a girl the other day, and she heard my accent, and yeah, she was probably around my age, you know, 47, 48, you know, and she told me, she started to tell me about her ancestors, you know, but, you know, they were in the, you know, the, the islands, the Caribbean islands, and she's a lovely-loving woman, you know, and she said to me, you know, she said, she knew her history, you know, fair player, um, she said, you know, my ancestors, no, and she wasn't white, she wasn't black, she was mixed, right? Yeah, she's my, my ancestors, in Ireland, she said they were slaves, and they were pretty worthy of the British, and the, and the islands, I guess, you know, obviously they, obviously they mingled, you know what I mean? And, uh, wow, it just, it just, it touched me so much, you know, and it's funny you bring, bring that up, because that was just, like, a few days ago, um, but, uh, no, she was able to tell me stuff that I knew about, but I never knew anybody else knew about, you know, that these, these islands were late. Mm-hmm. Yeah, you can see in Louisiana, if you, you had to buy, you know, slaves were one thousand to ten thousand dollars each, one, and back then, you know, that was a lot of money, one thousand to ten thousand each, and you couldn't risk, you could not risk having these people unload cotton bales and have some equipment snapped, and then a cotton bale fall and kill them, so they would, uh, that's a big investment, so they would pay the Irish ten cents a day to unload cotton bales, and if they got killed, well, you lost ten cents, well, what would you lose, you know? They didn't care. Yeah, so then they, they came here, and they, they, they got big into the, uh, Louisiana government, though we had Jimmy Fitz Morris, was a big, uh, politician in Louisiana, you know. Now, Colin, do you like Patties, Irish whiskey? Yeah. Yeah, it's been a while since, uh, since I've had a sip, but, uh, no, if I had a Patties, Irish whiskey, right now, yeah, I would, boom, I would drink it with you guys, yeah. But it's been a while. Yeah, it's good. I like it, I like it. I like it. It's pretty well known in Ireland, right? Oh yeah, oh yeah, it's, it's one of the big ones. Patties, uh, Bushmills up north, and then, obviously, Jamesons, yeah, yeah, but, uh, no, Patties is a big one, yeah. Jamesons has a black label, uh, version, right? They have a whole series of, yeah. Yeah, the black label one. But no, my, my, my, sorry, go ahead, bro. No, just saying a black label agent, charred oak. That's why they call it that. Charred oak. Now, now, now, Eric Fraunfelter told me that in order to legally call something bourbon, it has to be a brand new oak barrel, and once it is used, they, they, they can't call bourbon anymore. They have to call it like American whiskey or Canadian whiskey. Yeah, he's right, he's right about that. He's right. That's right. That's correct. Interesting. Colin was about, Colin was about to say something. He was about to say something like, ah, yeah. Oh no, no, no, not, not at all. No, just, uh, you're, you know, I mentioned the Patties, um, I mentioned the Jamesons, which is, you know, the more familiar one. But, uh, I think, like I mentioned earlier on, you know, a lot of people up north, they always drank the Bushmills, you know, which is kind of harsh, you know what I mean? I, me, me personally, you know, I don't drink a lot of whiskey at all. It's been a while actually. I like like a smooth, something smooth, which probably more coincides with, with the Jamesons. But my father, my two grandfathers, you know, always drank Bushmills because that, that, that's what was local at the time. You know what I mean? Or even to this day, that was local. Bushmills is like 30 miles from there, up on a town called Colrain, you know, um, that, that's, that's, that's what they drank. But it was a little bit too much or a little bit harsh for me, you know. So, but I, I, um, I'm not going to get us, I'll stick the, uh, you know, a Muller like these days. Yeah. Yeah. Well, that's fine. That's fine. Of course, that's fine. Magners, Magners hard cider. Oh, yeah. That's good. Yeah, Magners, Magners not bad cider. Yeah. I've got a lot of Irish whiskey in this. I've got a lot of Irish whiskey in this. You got a whole collection from, you know, there's a collection of everything. Yeah. I got three different Bushmills right here in the cabinet. You get the regular, you get the black, Bush black. I want, there's an older one as well. And I got a, and I got a new one called Redbush. Oh, damn. The reason they call it Redbush, it's finished in bourbon barrels. I'm like, yes, bourbon barrels. It's very nice. It's new. It's only been on the market about five years. Now, is Killian's, Killian's red originally from Ireland or that's just a name? No, it is, it is. It went out of business in Ireland and the French company, a French company called, a French company called, what was the name of that company? Pinafore. Pinafore bought it and they made a deal with whores. They made a deal with whores of all people to produce it in the United States. But it is from Ireland, uh-huh. Oh, Killian's. Check this out. It's a red ale. Killian's Irish red ale made in Colorado, uh-huh. Yeah. Yeah. Killian's. Oh my gosh. Now, do you have a Dornbusters, uh, Monday or Tuesday? Tuesday morning. We've got Drum Castle versus Paddy's. Oh, okay. Then we're doing a, Wednesday we're doing a beer that I know James, people now don't want to be joining us for, but then on uh, June 5th, on June 5th we're doing, on June 5th we're doing Joker's Wild, so I know you might be there, you might be there for Joker's Wild. June 5th. June, June 5th. We'll be joking. Wow. Okay. Yeah. And uh, no, wait, what am I saying? June, uh, hold on, wait, let me check my date book. I could be wrong. Well, oh, June 1st. June 1st. June 1st. Sorry, June 1st. June 1st is while waiting. Colin, now Colin could join us for Fandango Friday if he has a liqueur or a hard liquor, right? I could pick one up. Yeah. Yeah. Well, even if it's the airline bottle. Yeah. Oh yeah, those are the best deals. Those are the best deals. This Wednesday we're doing a beer. James, don't laugh at me. You want me to show you what we're doing this Wednesday? Don't laugh at me. Don't ridicule me, James. All right, hold on. Well, Mike, so what is it? Your public Wi-Fi is not fast enough for you to be on the show. Is that what you're telling me? Oh. Oh, English. Yeah. That's a real, that's a real boozehound. Jordy Manson, that's their their own malt liquor. Yeah. He was talking about that. They're their own. Um, wow, that's rock as fuel. That malt liquor is rock as fuel. Oh my gosh. Yeah. You know, I like the double, uh, well, the one I brought last week, uh, uh, Troll eggs out of Pennsylvania, Troll eggs, brewery, double buck, double buck. Oh, boy, that's a great beer. What was it, James? That was 8.2% alcohol, right? Or 7.2%. Something like this. Something up there. It's up there. It was 8.2%. I like the Imperial, uh, IPAs, uh, New England, the Hazy, New England, Imperial. Well, the Pacific Northwest has some really great, uh, beers. I mean, uh, uh, Mike, Mike introduced me to some really good, um, Hazy IPAs from the, uh, from the West Coast. I mean, uh, when, when, when, you know, he used to have a panel on a show. Yeah. I mean, I remember Boat Swain. I remember the Sierra Nevadas. Uh, oh, a whole bunch of them. Really. Uh, now, now, uh, Jason Cleveland introduced me to some really great, uh, craft beers from the state of Washington. Hey, he's holding Seattle. Jason, right? Yeah. But they're big on, they're big on hard ciders because Washington is known for apples, apple orchards. Right. Right. Well, it was nice talking to you guys. And, uh, I got to go to work tomorrow, you know, so, uh, it's good seeing you and meeting everybody. Commodore, James P. Madonna. Yeah. Great having you. Ronald, pleasure. Massa pleasure. Yeah. The education always flows when Ronald is on the show. Oh, that's awesome. That's the name of my channel. That's the name of my channel. Not Al Key. Like I had put earlier, Al Key. Yeah. If you want, if you want to look him up on YouTube, that's his, uh, that's his YouTube channel. Uh, he has, uh, he has a logo of fall staff. I guess it's a former Louisiana beer. Southern Louisiana beer. Yeah. He used to make it in New Orleans, yeah. Yeah. And the station wagon. The woman wagon. Oh, James, I went to check out that, uh, Kia, I went to check out that Kia, Brown Kia today. Hold on. Let me, let me get my brain cells firing. Brown. Okay. I want to hear this story. You want to hear this story real fast? Light me up to the full screen. I'll tell you real fast, real fast. All right. Hold on. Hold on. Go ahead. I'm not going to kill off. How was that work? How was that work two days ago? And I've talked to this woman that I used to go to first grade with. That's how long I've known her since first grade, six years old. So we was talking, you know, I know very well, and she was saying, uh, her sister bought, her sister gave her a home, gave her a house. Her sister inherited the house because where she was living in Kenner, Louisiana got burnt down during the hurricane. They had a fire during the hurricane last year, a fire during the hurricane. And the apartment got burned up, you know. So I said, well, uh, oh wow. So she moved to this, back to this town and she was telling me where she lived. And I said, oh, that's only half a mile from where I live right here, where I was doing this video. Oh, the woman who invited you over. No, she didn't. She said, this is where my house is located. And I was thinking, and I said, I know exactly where that is. I know exactly where that house is. I've never been to the house, obviously. She said, yeah, that's where I live now. I said, oh, that's interesting. And that's it. And then she said a few minutes later, she said, I have a brown Kia. If you ever see that car parked in front of the house, that means I'm home. I said, okay. So, uh, today I was driving down the street over there and guess what? I don't care. Why would anybody pick brown for cars beyond me? Oh, my fault. You sound like my father now. My father said, why would you ever pick brown? I like brown myself. I remember when they had brown Mustang, Ford Mustangs. Can you imagine anybody buying a Ford Mustang in brown? I could pick your red or silver. Yeah, but brown, if it's chocolate, it's that's a different story. They used to make brown Ford Mustangs and Camaros, which is a little weird. But I did go, I did go check out. I went and stopped and checked out the brown Kia, you know? So, hey, well, you know, so we don't be a stranger. Was she like, I thought she was going to be like Mae West. Is that a gun in your pocket or are you happy to see me? No, she just was telling me she was making her bed. She was putting new sheets on the bed. And now she told me to... Oh, she said that? She's telling you she's changing the linens on the bed. She wanted you to check out the new linens. Oh, it's crazy. Yeah, she just had to bring up the... She had to bring up the linens. Notice what she was doing when I knocked on the door. She was actually literally changing the linens. So she showed me around the house. She showed me the house and wanted me to see the bedroom and the other bedroom and the kitchen. She wanted me to kitchen and all this. It was a good visit, you know? It's not a bad story. That's not a salacious story. It's not a bad story. No, no. But it's an interesting story. But when she gave you the tour, the bedroom was included in the tour. It was included in the tour. It was included in the tour. But still was the kitchen and the bathroom, you know? Now, if I had a bathroom with a big jacuzzi in it, then that would probably be the first thing I would show people because how many bathrooms have that? She said the guy that used to own the house was real tall. So he got rid of the tub and he just installed a shower. But she said she was going to get a remodel where we had a tub again, not just a shower. I said, okay. But like I said, I've been knowing this woman, I'll tell you, I've been knowing this woman for 40, since as long as Colin's been born, since 1970. So oh, she's very fermented and she's a lady. She's my age. These young girls don't ask me to come make sure their car is in the yard, you know? You don't get the like the former students you had, you know, were you saying, you know, I like older men. No, the whole story is not a bad story. It's a story that can be taken. It's how you take the story, you know what I mean? It's like when she told me, when she told me about the car being parked in front of the house, I thought to myself, well, a person could take that one way or the other. You know, I just thought it was an interesting thing to say. My uncle Artie from Italy says, old chickens make good soup. Yeah. That's crazy. Well, you know, I'm a friendly person. I'm a friendly person. I like to go visit people. I like to go stop by. She told me don't be a stranger. So, hey, well, you know, hey, I'm not like mushrooms. You're a fun guy. You like mushrooms. Yeah, insensible. Now, I had a feeling that because Jordy left to do a review with a girl that when he said, I'll be right back, there is no right back because I'm getting tired. He'll be right back next Sunday, maybe. All right, well, y'all take care now. All right, Ron. Hey, good to meet you. Good to meet you, bro. Take care, Ronald. Have a good, have a good evening, have a good sleep. Pleasure, lots of pleasure. And give Orangey some tranquilizers. Oh, she was trying to come in the house early. I said, you are not coming in this house. I'm going to go see Orangey right now. All right, y'all take care now. All right, bro. Yeah, Ronald, he strayed this stray. His orange tabby cat, which was a stray cat. Took a liking to him. And at first, she was nasty. Then she started to become friendlier. And now, you know, she sleeps on his bed. She goes up on his lap and stuff like that. But, you know, not without the wounds of the claw. But now she's getting, but the problem is, when he lets her in a house, she starts knocking things off the shelves. She starts whacking things around. And I said, well, it's feral. I mean, does it still defecate outside? Or does it go in a litter box? Because it goes outside. I said, well, it's so, you know, it has some feral tendencies. Now, now, one of the ghost hunters. You know what? Are you reading my mind? I was about to say, it's like the ghost in my house. You're reading my mind. But I'm going to go ahead. I just had to jump on there. I watch, I watch, I like ghost adventures. The Dead Fire. I like a paranormal caught on camera. What ones I like? Now, I became friends with, I used to talk to him on Twitter all the time, the exorcist Bishop Brian from the show Ghost Adventures. He's the one that they call in when, when, as a last resort, all right. When they can't handle it. They can't handle it. And I've seen videos of him in the battle, you know, I mean real exorcisms. But anyway, he's a nice guy. You know, he's, he's young and very smart. And, you know, we were talking about the original exorcist house, which is in Missouri. It was a little boy. Yeah, I'll show you. Right. And they started him and his aunt started by playing with the Ouija board, which is a big, big mistake. Big no, no, big no, no for anybody. It's a, it's not a toy. Not a toy. So in Ireland, there's something called a calla key cat or is it Scotland? Was that Scotland? Calla key cat. In other words, there's a cat, a black cat that was burned in a fire that became an actual haunting. Now I'm trying to remember. I'm trying to think if it was Ireland or Scotland. Adam, I got to look it up on YouTube. No, they both pretty much the same. Now you have some kind of a shadow person or a poltergeist or. Well, yeah, I moved under this, this place two years ago. And yeah, you know, if it times my door just gets shut at night, you know, bedroom door, you know, so what I do now, yeah, I actually leave like a pair of shoes, you know, at the bottom of the door, you know, so I know it's not the breeze. I know it's not the wind. But my door's been shut. You know, I've had nights where, you know, you know, I've had a pack of cigarettes, you know, like sitting here and just go. Oh, yeah. But the most, you know, I'm deadly serious when I want to share this with you. The most crazy thing was is, you know, it was November, probably last year. I was heading out to work. And, you know, I usually, you know, get out into my, you know, my car at, you know, 5.30 in the morning. I got a drive like, you know, 45, 50 minutes, you know, to pick up a truck, which then I do do my work on. But I went outside the Balden. And now this is an old German settlement established in 1733. You know, and there's like old graveyard around here, which is a, you know, colonial war. You know, people fought in a colonial war that are buried there. Anyway, this Balden I'm in is like 100 years old, but it's renovated. And I went out that morning, threw my car up. And, you know, at a 45, 50 minute drive, stopped the car. Because my water was in the trunk, right? So I stopped the car at the end of the driveway, went back, my trunk opened up the trunk. You know, grab two bottles of water and I look back at the porch. There was a woman standing there. I couldn't see her face. This sounds crazy. I couldn't see her face as, as much as I tried to focus, I couldn't see her face, but I could see the, you know, I could see that it was a woman. And the silhouette of her body. Yeah, it looked like, it looked like a hologram, but not like fluorescent green or anything. It was black and white. It was like gray, you know, standing right at the side of the steps. And I was looking and I kept trying to focus. I mean, I was like straining my eyes, trying to focus. And yeah, you know, I just couldn't see the face. But I got, I got my water out of the trunk, got on the seat. Usually I go that way, but I drove this way and on a U-turn, came back up, window down, nothing. Gone, gone. It looked like one of those old-time, I say hologram, the best way I can describe it, it looked like one of those old-time photographs where they re-enhance, you know, the individuals, you know, the people in the old photograph that can, you know, they're kind of more standout-ish, if that's the right way to explain it. Yeah, yeah. And that's how, that's what looked at me. That's how it looked at me, you know what I mean? But no, I definitely, and you know, what I said, you know, three o'clock in the morning, one of my doors slammed at night and the window, you know, I've got those up windows, you know, I keep moving, especially, you know, when, you know, when there's cool air coming in, they get closed, yeah, quite a few times. That's definitely, that's definitely some red flags for paranormal activity. Now, definitely, what you should do is take random photographs of the areas that this paranormal activity occurs in the time of day it occurs because the, oh, yeah, when he leaves, he leaves in a nanosecond, like Eric Farnfeld, I mean, I don't do that, anyway, some people do that. So take photographs of rooms, windows, doors, where all of the paranormal activity occurred. You take a, use a good camera, you know, use the flash, if you try to keep the lights, you know, don't, don't, you know, well, I mean, you could turn off the lamps and use the flash on the camera because the camera will pick up spiritual entities that the human eye cannot see. You know, it's kind of like, they say, well, animals, dogs, cats, and young children can see these spiritual entities where adult, adult humans cannot see them because there's an innocence about these, these young children and these dogs and cats, there's an innocence about them, they're able to see it or the camera can pick up. Because you never know, I mean, just, just, just randomly, just take pictures of the areas where all this occurred because what you're explaining, yeah, that's a real, those are real paranormal activities. I mean, yeah, no, it's crazy. And do you know what happened one day too? James, James, I was sitting here just like I'm talking to, you know, you know, my screen, my laptop, and I was watching, I was watching like a 30, probably a 30 minute broadcast. There was some guy and he was on talking to a bishop, you know, and Catholic bishop and I'm deadly serious when I want to tell you this, you know, and at the end of that, you know, that 30 minute segment, the guy said to the bishop, could you give, you know, could you give, you know, could you give us all your blessing? James, the bishop, the bishop gave his blessing. My work bag came right off, right off the stand. And there's no way it can come off because I've got like a drill in there, you know, I've got, you know, it's too heavy, you know what I mean? It just flew right off and just landed on the orcidal hole. You know what that means? That means that the spiritual entity that's hanging around there by you did not appreciate the blessings. Yeah. Which means it could be negative. Now, if you hear something knock or bang three times, that's usually like the demonic presence does that because they're mocking the Trinity. Right. The Holy Trinity, they're mocking. Yeah. I would burn sage, you know, either sage sticks, you know, or incense sticks. Sage is good for cleaning up bad spirits. You know, sage, sandalwood, cedar, and then due to salt, salt in the corner of every room. You have your artifacts, you have something hanging over your bed where you're asleep. I have the St. Benedict's medallion and I have this fancy metallic crucifix that's very like artistic, like the St. Benedict's medallion. They're really pretty from the same dollar store. Oh, wow. The dollar zone. Close the dollar zone, but it's like a really nice cross, you know, really like fancy. So I got those two. I got, you know, I mean, I feel to validate the altar, the shrine, or whatever you want to call it. I felt that the holy water was necessary to put there. It's a big bottle because it's, it's, it's, it's, yeah, you got, you got, you got a armor. Oh, you know what's crazy? What happened? The, what happened to the Commodore to the Eve? He, yeah, he, him and Eric Fraunfelter, the other craft beer reviewer, they have a tendency to say good night and, and split at the same time. Like it's all done in one nanosecond. Like they don't, they don't go through any formalities and does it, does it bother me? Yeah, it's kind of rude, but, you know, that's how they are. You know, that's how they are. Me, I don't do that. I mean, no, no, I, you know, yeah. Are you on Facebook? No, I'm not on Facebook. I just, I just got a Twitter coin and I just, you know, do, you know, put a YouTube, you know, what are you on, you on Twitter? No, I used to be, but they, they terminated me on Twitter and Instagram because I gave my honest political opinion during the, the campaign. When the Democrats were, were, were debating on TV, I just gave an honest opinion and I guess that, you know, because they practice censorship nowadays on social media. Yeah, I'm surprised they didn't boot me off. You know what I mean? I'm, I'm probably quite like yourself, you know what I mean? But they didn't kick me off. But no, I'm on, I'm still on Twitter. Colin James, Michael McMeneman, that's my full name. And then, you know, just, you know, YouTube, Colin McMeneman, music, you know. Yeah, I use WhatsApp. I use Facebook. Mostly I use WhatsApp because it's easy to use your phone number, Facebook Messenger. So what I'll do is I'll put, I'll put the link like I did today in the comments box and you're more than welcome to join, you know. Yeah, absolutely, absolutely. Yeah, no, I love the conversation. It's good stuff. Yeah, and keep a, you know, look for Ronald J. Atirio's channel because he does a lot of shows. Right. You know, we do the, it could be craft beer review, ale, whatever, anything hard liquor. Yeah, it's good to keep people or chat with people can on the same wavelength, you know what I mean? Yeah, so Fandango Friday starts at about 6.20, 6.20, 6.20 p.m. Fridays. And there he is, I was just gonna, I was just gonna say I'm getting sleepy. I want to order some Chinese food. Oh, I had a craving for Chinese food the other day for a week. Exactly. Hey, Jordy. Oh my gosh, let me grab a beer. Yeah, I have anything on it. Again, I'm here. Hey, nice to be alive on my channel in approximately five minutes if anybody wants to join. James, Colin, you're welcome to join. Oh, you're going to start in five minutes. All right, I'm glad you came back and I'm going to actually Colin can join your show because he went to get a beer. Yeah, my apologies, James. I had to jump off to the scene and do a wife review with my friend Christina. So I'm sorry that I had to do this. Yeah, I understand. It's a girl. It's a girl. I don't blame you. I don't blame you. Was Ronald T. Real here? Yeah, he was here for a while. How's he doing? Good. Him and Colin had a nice conversation. And you know, Colin might be interested in joining us for Fandango Friday on Friday, but he doesn't have Facebook. So I told him to subscribe to Ronald T. Real's YouTube channel. That's great. You know, so, you know, if he helped, you know, send it to him so he knows how to get there and then he can be on the show. Yeah, James, Colin is a fantastic person, a fantastic person. Oh, I enjoyed the music and I called Colin. Isn't it funny that I wore green before I even met Colin? I got the green. Yeah, awesome, awesome, awesome. Yeah, so what will happen is Jordy is going to go live. So you've got yourself a beer. Jump on Jordy's show. I'm going to go order Chinese food and lie down and have something refreshing to drink. Yeah, sounds good. Thank you, Jason. Thanks for having us tonight, Jason. That's awesome. So, so happy to meet you. And hopefully I'll see you soon again. I've subscribed to you to send the other, you know. Maybe I'll see you for Fandango Friday and then next Sunday, God willing. Unless I go to my sister's house, I go away, you know, but in most cases it's on Sunday. Yeah, and thank you Jordy for putting me in touch, you know, with such good people. You know, yeah, I appreciate it so much. I call Colin. I'm going to be going live in about five minutes if you want to join. Okay. All right. Yeah. Bye bye everybody. Have a good night.