 Greetings, everyone, and welcome to Progressive Discussions. I'm your host, James P. Madonna, as seen on the web since 2007. I've been doing this. I hope everyone is having a very nice, how should I say, end of August 2023 weekend, despite the heat wave from global warming, the weather is easing up here in the Northeast. And I'm very relieved at that, even though tomorrow is supposed to be 90 degrees Fahrenheit. The people of Southern California are going to get hammered by a, unless it gets, unless it picks up strength. So far, it's a category one hurricane headed for the cities of Southern California. And the last time this happened was 84 years ago. How about that? So they're, they're prepared. California National Guard is prepared. And they're not used to this, but you can thank the greed of capitalism for causing this climate chain global warming. And pretty soon we'll have baseball playoffs and the kickstart of the football season, the new football season. So I just want to say before I start the topics for this week's progressive discussions that the most overrated computer programs have to be the imbeciles that invented, that created and maintain a voice to text. You people suck. Okay. Of course, the glitches, the many glitches of the internet, what can you do? It's like sailing. It's like the weather. Especially if you're dependent on wifi. And I'm not using wifi. So I'm going to see, let me start. Okay, let's start off with a light subject. Not all of the topics I read here on progressive discussion is negative. Sometimes we have positives or very positive articles. Okay, this one's positive and interesting. If you are a natural holistic lifestyle practitioner like I am. All right. Yo, there we go. Alvara, the hidden powers of this natural pest control. There's a cross section of aloe vera leaf with the energy. Barber densis commonly referred to as aloe vera as long been celebrated for its ability to treat skin issues, promote digestive wellness and heal wounds. Experts have now discovered that the discarded peels of the aloe vera plant often viewed as agricultural waste. They play a pivotal role in warding off insects, establish establishing themselves as a potent natural insecticide. Okay, the researchers will present their breakthrough at the full meeting of the American Chemical Society this year. Making aloe vera peels useful. It's likely that millions of tons of aloe peels are disposed of globally every year. We wanted to find a way to add value and make them useful. Said Dr. D. Bashish, Ban Yo Pad. Yeah, you know what? I'm just going to call him Dr. Band. Okay. Who led the study? During a visit to a local aloe vera production facility, Dr. Band made an intriguing observation while insects wreaked havoc on other plants. They conspicuously avoided the aloe leaves. This observation led to a potential theory and Dr. Band asked the facility's CEO for permission to examine the discarded rinds in his lab. The CEO initially offered samples of the company's products instead. Yeah, because the CEO is a greedy fuck. At first he was not complying with Dr. Band. Motherfuckin' CEO. Gotta love capitalism, huh? Natural pesticides. While a few enterprising home gardeners have employed aloe gel as a component of natural pesticides, often blending it with pungent ingredients like onions and garlic, the peels have been notably absent from these concoctions. On an industrial scale, these peels are primarily transformed into biomass to enhance soil quality in aloe farms. However, this approach is not without its environmental implications, as decomposing agricultural waste emits methane and other greenhouse gases exacerbating the climate crisis. Focus of the study. But Dr. Band, recognizing the dual challenge of insecticidal demand and waste management, embarked on a mission. He set out to harness the potential of the peels as an insect to turn, especially in regions grappling with insect infestations, and in the process make aloe reduction more environmentally sustainable. The goal is to recycle this waste in a meaningful way while making aloe production greener and more sustainable. Dr. Band. Said Dr. Band. Alright. His team from the University of Texas in Rio Grande Valley initiated their research by drying the peels to ensure that the plant's bioactivity remained intact. They employed a natural drying method, powerful insecticidal properties. Subsequent extractions revealed the presence of octococene in the hexane extract and established mosquito-cytl agent. However, the team's further analysis of the dichloromethane extract uncovered even more potent insecticidal properties. Using sophisticated techniques like high performance liquid chromatography mass spectrometry, they identified over 20 compounds. Among them, six stood out octococenol, subanitin B, denoterm, Arjunctgenin, nanodecanone, and quilliac acid all recognized for their insecticidal attributes. Okay, let's see. Scientists are taking the leftovers from aloe production and turning them into useful chemicals. Aloe vera is farmed in huge quantities around the world as an ingredient for cosmetic and medicinal products. The leaves contain a gel that is commonly used to soothe and moisturize skin, but aloe farming can also generate a lot of waste. After I see this gel, that was Dr. Ban. Unfortunately, the microphone of the live stream does not pick up the video. The grind or peels are thrown away as agricultural waste. So just imagine how many million metric tons of aloe vera peels are produced as agricultural waste. Okay, yeah, there's no sense of playing the video, but you get the gist of it. At the beginning, they were filleting the aloe vera leaf. And it is the outer leaf that has the powerful effect of insecticide, natural insecticidal chemicals, not to mention being one of the most powerful laxatives known to man. The leaf that is, yeah, the leaf. Okay, let's, okay, we'll bring up this because it is very much a news breaking topic, climate change, global warming as it is going on today. Okay, there we go. There is another marine heat wave in US waters this time in the Gulf of Mexico. Record high ocean temperatures could affect peak hurricane season. What's happening in the southwest Pacific. The hurricane category one hurricane Hillary is headed for Baja California, which I've been to and I love very much. This is Mexico. People enjoy an early morning at a beach. November 24, 2022 in Naples, Florida. Well, forget it. It's a bathtub now. 100 degrees. Yet another heat wave is warming waters off US coast as oceans all over the world and do a warmer than normal temperatures according to experts. The Gulf of Mexico has become the latest region to experience a marine heat wave in addition to the northern Atlantic and the Atlantic waters off the coast of Florida as well as other occurrences around the globe. Okay, more above normal activity predicted for a remainder of 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. That's what it says Gulf of Mexico experiencing unprecedented ocean temperatures. Average sea surface temperatures across the Gulf of Mexico are the highest on record, and by a significant margin. Lowry hurricane specialist and storm surge expert for ABC Miami affiliate WPLJ told ABC news. Temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico are averaging 88.2 degrees Fahrenheit. After analyzing data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration just know this breaks the previous weekly record Gulf temperatures averaging of 87 degrees Fahrenheit. A big deal. A one degree higher set in August 2011. Wetlands are seen along the Gulf of Mexico near Louisiana, Texas border. Okay, the historical mean for Gulf of Mexico sea surface temperatures in August is about 86 degrees Fahrenheit. Chris Keebo director of the Ocean Chemistry and Ecosystems Division at NOAA's Atlantic Oceanic and Meteorological Lab in Miami told ABC News well they're not that far. It's really, I mean, 86 to 88 is really not that much of a difference. See how the news media sensationalizes their things and exaggerates. Brian McNulty senior research associate at the University of Miami's Rosin Steel School of Marine Atmospheric and Earth Science told ABC News the wars in the Gulf are currently freakishly hot. Well, yeah. Almost 90 degrees Fahrenheit. But describing the temperatures as beyond what has been observed any time of any year. The fact that this area is about one to two degrees above average right now is substantial and significant. Okay. May not sound substantial and significant, but the experts have their reasons. Home sit next to the Gulf of Mexico in Grand Island, the only inhabited barrier island in Louisiana. And these people have a ringside seat, of course, to hurricanes. Climate change plays a role in amplifying the warm ocean temperatures in the region, making the marine heat wave more intense. People keep people further noted. Average global temperatures were up by 1.78 degrees Fahrenheit for the month of July making it the warmest July on record. NOAA announced Thursday during its monthly climate advisory. The record was set for the fourth consecutive month. Sarah Katnick, chief NOAA scientist told reporters ocean temperatures have a strong connection to climate change with the United Nations intergovernmental panel on climate change previously declaring it is virtually certain that oceans have warmed unabated since 1970 and have absorbed more than 90% of excess heat from the climate system. Okay, record warmth Gulf of Mexico. Record average water temperature. There we are. Okay. The last 10 years were the warmest decade for ocean. Ocean since at least the 1800s, according. Well, see, that's not good. Only the last 10 years of this sense of between of this century. Yeah. According to NASA, while last year marked the warmest recorded year on record for ocean waters and the highest recorded global sea level, while water is much more difficult to heat than land. It is also much harder to cool triple digit ocean temperatures in Florida could be a global record, how marine heat waves could affect the Atlantic hurricane season. Record warm Atlantic sea surface temperatures played a partial role in NOAA's update to its Atlantic hurricane forecast issued last week, which increased the likelihood of an above normal season. To as many as 21 named storms compared to a typical year average of 14 named storms. We're not talking about what categories. They're going to be when they reach landfall. You know how powerful. The warm waters could also increase the rapid intensification of storm systems as they approach coastlines with the record warmth hurricanes in the right environment have a higher potential intensity and can more quickly strengthen giving those in the path less time to prepare Lowry said. The peak of the Atlantic hurricane season is approaching, meaning activity will likely pick up in the coming weeks. Currently, there is a chance of broad area. There's a chance a broad area of low pressure could form in the central or western Gulf of Mexico with some slow development. It's possible as it moves west by the middle of next week. Okay, striking warm, strikingly warm ocean heat wave or Florida coast could decimate corals. Other marine life experts say, well, the corals are dying from being bleached coral reefs are suffering from the high temperatures. The warming has also decimated coral reef ecosystems in the region. A Caribbean wide coral bleaching event could begin in the matter of days. Noah announced Thursday in a call with reporters this will be in addition to the one that began destroying coral off Florida coast last month. Since the Atlantic hurricane season has been relatively quiet so far with just four named and one unnamed storms. There could be an additional month of heat stress in Florida as tropical cyclones tend to dissipate and redistribute the heat in the ocean. Derek Manzello coordinator of Noah's coral reef watch program told reporters on Thursday. It's really a beautiful thing to beautiful part of nature. I've done many snorkeling excursions and it's like it's such a peaceful serene world to be in the beauty. That's if you don't have any dangerous sharks around, then your paradise will be over. Oh, my favorite reef to ever snorkel was off Key West. Sergeant major fish swim around a coral reef in Key West Florida. Well, that's probably the reef July 14 2023 superheated sea water off Florida Keys has grown so powerlessly. Well, and here there's I guess that's it. Large scale heat stress and coral bleaching events are underway in two ocean basins the Eastern tropical Pacific. The Atlantic Ocean and in multiple countries Manzello say confirm coral bleaching is currently occurring in the Atlantic in areas including Florida, Mexico, Panama, Belize, Cuba, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands and in five countries in the Eastern tropical Pacific, including Mexico, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Panama and Colombia, according to Noah. It's a bad situation. You know, I mean, when the shit hits the fan, the billionaires will find out that in the end, you cannot be money. You know, money, their money is not going to save everyone's ass, including their own. They might save their own ass temporarily, but eventually their stockpiles are going to run out. See, let me do this one. It's interrelated. So let me do this one. Let me check before I click on this. I just want to say that this is the debut of progressive discussions being live streamed on Twitch. Before that it was just at first it was YouTube and Facebook and then we went from YouTube and Twitter. And now we are live streaming on YouTube and Twitch. So welcome Twitch. Greetings to all of you Twitchers. Does that mean you have involuntary spasm-like movements? Twitch? I hope not. Let's get into this. 40% of US climate emissions attributed to richest households study. Yeah, that doesn't surprise me is the old gated mansion. A mansion style home is seen July 12, 2005 in Atherton, California. Right. It's like the one Jed Clampett used to live in. Beverly Hillbillies with the Seaman Pond and Jethro Bodine who graduated from the sixth grade that wore a rope instead of a belt. The wealthiest 10th of US households are the source of 40% of national greenhouse gas emissions according to research published in the journal PLOS Climate. This is led by Jared Starr of the University of Massachusetts Amherst, analyzed three decades of household income data from 1990 to 2019. They found that during this period, a bottom 90% of households share of emissions has fallen while the top 10% share has increased. 50% of households were responsible for being 15% and 70% of emissions. Starr and colleagues analyze emissions associated with businesses owned by the households they analyze, but also factored in revenues relating to their investments for the top 10%. The investment income makes up a large share of those households emissions between 38% and 42% in the case of the wealthiest 10%. The investment piece makes up an increase in share of the emissions responsibility as we look further up the income ladder, as Starr told the Hill in an interview, just over 43,000 of the wealthiest 0.1% of households 34% were in the researchers dubbed super emitters. That doesn't mean that they they're responsible for an enormous amount of flatulence that refers to their their companies, or those responsible for more than 3000 tons of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions per year. They also found wide racial disparities in responsibility for emissions with non Hispanic white households comprising the highest income linked emissions and black households comprising the lowest. The emissions also vary by age cohort peaking between the ages of 45 and 64 and then decline. The results indicate that policymakers may have been looking at potential carbon taxes and their structure from the wrong angle. Excuse me, the allergies have been bad. While consumer facing carbon taxes have struggled to move from proposal to law in the United States and investment based carbon tax may be more equitable, politically palatable and equally justifiable. They wrote while acknowledging that this would likely face pushback from the disproportionate amount of the wealthiest Americans in politics. The greedy bastards will never have enough money. Just pay your taxes pay your fair share in taxes and shut the hell up by thinking of carbon as an outcome of income generation, rather than just an outcome of consumption. Such alternative policy solutions become possible they wrote. Okay, then it goes on and on about carbon taxes. What can you say about carbon taxes, you know, just your if you're rich pay your fucking taxes pay your fair share in taxes and stop burdening the middle class. Who are the backbone of the United States economy. Okay, let's see what this is about. This is interesting. MIT researchers turn concrete into an energy storing super capacitor with one additive. What if you can turn concrete into a viable and a fifth energy storage option. While that might seem a bit out of this world. That's exactly what MIT researchers have managed to do, according to reports from new Atlas, a paper on the new concrete super capacitor is also available in the proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. According to this research MIT researchers were able to take an idea from 2021 said that you could store useful amounts of energy and concrete and scale it up effectively by simply adding a single additive to the concrete mix. The mixture thus became a combination of concrete water and carbon black. That's not to be confused with black carbon carbon black, like Karen black from the Harbors. When combined, the three components allow the researchers to create an energy storing concrete super capacitor that was easy to scale up with it only requiring a change from one millimeter thick electrodes to one meter thick electrodes. To go from powering simple things like LED lights to full blown buildings and homes. I guess that's a big difference in changing the size of the electrode solar panels could one day be connected to concrete super capacitors to collect energy throughout the day. Image source, and I can't pronounce this person's name and I'm not going to try. Zen Gaze Shan Chu, I'll call him Chu as in Achu. Further, because many homes are already built on concrete foundations. It's a system that should be able to easily scale up and at least negate some of the costs of the power consumption that homeowners are already undertaking through normal electricity bills. A racket, obviously. It's an intriguing idea and one that that bodes well for the future of building and architecture especially given that the researchers say a 1589 cubic foot block of the concrete super capacitor would be capable of storing up to 10 kilowatts I believe of electricity. Roughly a third of the energy needed to power a home on from there it could also be paired with next generation solar panels and since concrete is available everywhere it wouldn't be hard to incorporate it more widely widely. However, it's unclear at the moment just how effective this type of concrete would be outside where it could get wet. So the experiment certainly requires some more thought and testing before widespread use. Ah, there's always a catch. There's always a catch. Interesting. There's always a by the way, you know when Ralph Crandon said by the well by the people when somebody says by the way. That's the catch something is the something negative is going to be brought. Now this is interesting because as you you're well aware, your typical modern batteries today are lithium lithium ion right. Well, scientists are experimenting with improvements to replace the lithium battery and see how I'm getting bombarded here with with bait and switch. Excuse me. And switch, which means I'm opening up an article and they're bombarding me with all kinds of crap, getting me to go somewhere else so they can get me to spend money so they can get me to part with my money. Chinese scientists develop a high performance ultra long life aqueous zinc oxide battery. They're working on replacements for the lithium battery all over the world. So I welcome anything from the Chinese scientists because they're they're pretty advanced Hefe institutes of physical science Chinese Academy of Sciences, August 15, 2023. All right, a research team has developed an advanced aqueous zinc ion with an enhanced cycle, lifespan using a weak magnetic field and a new VS to material the breakthrough addresses the challenges of zinc, dendrite growth and cathode material limitations. The credit to Mao, you need a research team at the Hefe institutes of physical science of Chinese Academy of Sciences led by Professor cell bang bang bang. They developed a high performance aqueous zinc ion battery with ultra long cycle lifespan in a weak magnetic field. Okay, aqueous zinc ion batteries are a low cost and safe alternative to lithium ion batteries with high theoretical capacity. They still has to be tested. However, the limited electrochemical performance of cathode material and zinc dendrite growth on the end of reduces the energy density and cycle life of an aqueous zinc ion battery to develop better aqueous zinc ion batteries. It's important to design high energy density cathodes and suppress zinc dendrite growth. So it goes on, it gets very scientific. I don't want to scramble your brains and give you a massive headache, but it's in the experimental stage. And we all know how expensive the lithium ion batteries are to replace anyone who has attempted to do so with their electric vehicle. Unfortunately, found out the hard way. And also, when you go to the charging station, it takes way too long to charge the lithium ion battery. And its range is, from what I understand, like a few hundred miles. It's okay, but it's not where it should be. But it's definitely promising. These two are the same articles, though. I just want to make sure, because the titles are the same. There might be two different articles. Oh, let me go to the chat. Trusky Brusky, how are you, sir? Long time, no communicate. Communicate with, it's been a while. I'm trying to think. The last time I saw you, were you doing a video, was it with, it was either with Eric Hornfelter, or Alex the beer, Master Bader, or it could have been Michael Goldsmith Hilton. It was one of those, too. It was only like the three of us. I found something about batteries you might want to look at, look into. I'll check it out. I'm just laughing at your name. Osama Bin Shrek. Osama Bin Shrek. Welcome. You know, you probably are aware, right? Concerning what I just said about the expense of the lithium ion battery. And it's shortcomings. But you got a lot of science. Science continues to advance at a very fast rate. And it could be, it's science involving anything. It could be medical science. It could be the military. It could be, in this case, mechanical, you know, with electric vehicles. Our very smart phones, right? Lithium ion. Anyway, let me, let me bring this. This is, this is medical marijuana. I think there, I think I had two articles or it could be the same. I have to double check. This is, I have medical marijuana information. Medical marijuana is, is linked to improved quality of life and better job performance for people with neurological disorders. New study funds. And there is God's miracle plant. And I'm not joking either. What's all this shit? Medical marijuana use is associated with improved quality of life, including better job performance, sleep, appetite and energy, according to a new study. Oh, I believe it. Researchers at the University of West Attica in Greece, not to be confused with the Attica State Penitentiary in New York State, in Greece, published the study in the journal, G Needis Neuroscientific Advances on Wednesday, following an analysis of survey data from medical cannabis patients with neurological disorders. Medical, medical cannabis has been used to relieve the symptoms of people with various chronic diseases. The author said, despite this, it has been stigmatized. Yeah, by the same right-wing people that started prohibition back in the day. And the reason why sex toys are illegal in the state of Alabama, you know, that whole religious freak, zealot evangelical cults, you know, where they make up their own ideology based on no evidence. The study showed that a majority, 58% of respondents said medical cannabis is an effective treatment for their condition. Among that group, 96% said that marijuana decreased their symptoms. 88% said it improved their ability to perform their professional duties. 79% said it enhanced their sleep. 71% said it improved their appetite. And 68% said it increased their energy and vitality. Our participants exhibited very few restrictions and activities due to emotional difficulties, a moderate general health status, as well as moderate vitality and energy. The study authors said participants who reported a longer period of receiving medical cannabis reported statistically significant more energy and vitality, but also better mental and general health steps. Oh, I have 110% behind this plan. The clinical questionnaire S5-36 Health Survey Scale that respondents completed also asked about their openness about using cannabis for therapeutic purposes. A strong majority, 85% of medical marijuana patients said that they disclosed their use to family. Ah, fuck that. Who cares what they think? And 93% said that they enjoyed their support. Ah, support this. If it works, it works. However, 81% said that they haven't been open about their cannabis use in their social environment, such as their workplace. Well, that I can understand. Appropriate knowledge could significantly help health professionals in the field of planning and implementation of personalized nursing care in order to achieve optimal therapeutic outcomes. The study concludes. The rest is yada, yada, yada, blah, blah, blah. And you've got the gist. You've got the gist of the subject. It's very exciting when I read this. Let me see. Oh, okay. There are two different articles. Hey, look what it is. Gunner Lindblum is two alpha. Yeah, they, they, they, well, they sure fucked up the roles and the very existence of a normal straight heterosexual relationships and the family structure. They sure screwed that up, didn't they? You're damn right. Gunner. End it. End it. Those bastards. Those man hating bastards. They know what they're doing. They know what they're doing. They know what they're doing in the beginning that ugly, well, they're all ugly. Betty for Dan, Gloria Steinem, Bella Abzug, every one of them couldn't get laid in a monkey whorehouse with a sack full of bananas. Everyone, yeah, they do simp to them. How about that? Why did they simp to them? They got, they got raising balls, Gunner. I think they got raisins for balls. Feminist room, both the Democrat and Republican parties brought. They did. They absolutely did. They're raising balls. You're the only dude on YouTube with the balls to take on the feminist. Thank you, Gunner. I appreciate your kind words. Thank you. I appreciate it. Nah, I'm done with him, man. Nah, you talk to Mario Petrus anymore, bro. I saw him posting a few nutrition videos on YouTube, but he seemed to not doing much anymore. Well, I'll make a long story short. In 2012, I created a Facebook group called Holistic Health Talk with very good intentions. And down the road, Mario Petrus kept asking me, Hey, Madonna, hey, James, could you do me a favor? Could you do me a favor? Could you do me a favor? Could you do me a favor? Could you make me administrator of Holistic Health Talk? I said, let me think about it. So then I made him administrator. And then months or maybe a couple of years down the road, all of a sudden, he kicked me out of my own group. He was a co- administrator. I was the creator. I was the founder. So Facebook, if you make somebody an administrator of your Facebook group, that person can kick you out even though you created the group. That's not fair. So when I confronted him, I said, what the hell are you doing? He says, oh, you're a commie. You're a socialist. I said, what, even if I am, what the hell does that have to do with Holistic Health Talk? What does that have to do with health and nutrition and fitness? It's really nobody's business. Your personal religious beliefs, your political beliefs, he has no right to do that, but Zuckerberg allows you to do that. So I turned around and I kicked him out of my international food and drink group, which is food. It's called Everything Is Food on Facebook. I've had that since 2012. It's pretty big now. I kicked him out before he can kick me out of everything. And I turned around and I created a new holistic called Original Holistic Health Talk. That's my group. So I created that one. And I blocked him from communicating with me. I blocked him by email. I blocked him by cell phone number. I want nothing to do with him. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Gunnar. I want absolutely nothing to do with him. Prasanna Nandrata. Yeah, you know what? My buddy who normally co-hosts with me on the show, Mick Von Raven, he imitates him saying, calling people a waste of sperm. Yeah, you're a waste of sperm. You're nothing but a waste of sperm. Sporning something like that. You're damn right, he backs that of me. He pulled like Julius Caesar. I had Brutus and those other guys sneaking up on him. Yep. That's the, that story is the God's honest truth. So be very careful. If you, I don't know why Zuckerberg does this, but if you're an administrator of a Facebook group, or even if you create a new group, be very careful who you appoint administrator. Learn from my mistake about trust. I still don't understand why Zuckerberg allows that. The person, the person who created the group is the person who has seniority, right? The administrator has seniority. So the one with seniority cannot be booted out by let's say a recently appointed administrator. It sucks, you know? All right, let me get back to this. I'll just, this is the last article I think, so I'm just gonna, before I start sending out the links to my panelists, states with legal medical marijuana see significant and sizable reductions in health insurance premiums, study finds. Oh yeah, I believe. A new study in the International Journal of Drug Policy found that states with legal medical marijuana enjoy significant reductions in health insurance premiums compared to states where cannabis remain completely illegal. Yeah, like Ron DeSantis is Florida, a fascist. Analyzing a decade's worth of private health insurance data from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, researchers determined that in the years following the state's implementation of a medical cannabis law, premiums dropped dramatically. While the reductions were modest, immediately following implementation, the study found that by seven years afterward, annual premiums had fallen $1,663 compared to states in the control group, similar reductions were seen after eight years, $1,542 and nine years, $1,626, indicating that the decline was fairly stable over time. Although the effect does not begin until seven years, post-medical cannabis law implementation, the authors conclude there is a significant and sizable reduction in health insurance premiums in states that legalize medical marijuana. Excuse me. Due to the nature of insurance pooling and community rating, these savings are appreciated by cannabis users and non-users alike. Well, without boring people with insurance mumbo jumbo, and I know it's very boring. I hate talking about insurance, so I just wanted to bring it to people's attention that medical marijuana really works. It really is a miracle plan. Because the insurance companies would not acknowledge it to be so. Okay, now when I got it, hold on, Gunner, let me put your comment up. You think Petrus is working with Zuckerberg to try to shut you down? Hey, anything's possible. I have an open mind. Never know, bro. They might like your opinions. Well, you know, the forces of evil have unseen dark spiritual forces guiding them. And they don't like anyone that speaks the real hard-hitting truth or who helps humanity, the planet that gives sound advice instead of bullshit. You know what is Zuckerberg's pages? Facebook and Instagram is loaded with spammers, spamming and infomercials and scammers loaded. It's like non-stop. It just doesn't end. Every time you take a look at your profile and just get bombarded. Hold on. I got to do something important here. I have to go inside just for like a little bit, about a minute, 30 seconds to a minute. So bear with me. Okay, I'll be back in a flash. Okay, I'm back. Thank you for your patience, everyone. Thank you for your patience. Good morning, Masumi from Japan. Good morning and happy Monday to you, which is now, I believe, 5.07 a.m. Monday in southeastern Japan outside of Tokyo. So good morning to you, Masumi. Okay. While I'm waiting for my panelists, my co-host, come aboard my pirate ship. Does anyone have anything they'd like to say, any subject you would like to bring up and address? It could be anything that's important to you. It doesn't have to be politics. It doesn't have to be climate change. It could be anything. It could be sports, pro-wrestling talk. It could be health, nutrition, fitness, relationships, the pitfalls, the perils and pitfalls of relationships, and so on and so forth. So anything you want to bring up on it, you want to vent about feminists, you want to vent about how they ruined the world of dating in the United States and America and whatever you like. Thank you. Thank you, Masumi. I could do this, but I'm going to hold off a bit. I could post the link to join the show in the public chat, but let me first wait for my co-host that is scheduled for this week. It won't be Mick von Raven, because Mick von Raven went to a rock concert, which he rarely does on a Sunday, but today was, just happened to be a Sunday that had a rock concert somewhere. So I hope Mick von Raven is having a good time. And we'll probably see him back next Sunday. Okay, let me check something here. A poll. After you finish with your video report, if I'm still on the air, which I am now. I'm live right now on YouTube and Twitch. I'll send you the link if I'm still on the air, but do what you got to do, okay? Well, the person that wanted to come on for about an hour hasn't seen the link yet, but they might see it soon. Hey, Mr. Ronnie S. How are you, sir? Ronnie S originally from Long Island now resides in Clearwater, Florida, which is outside of Tampa, a very popular place. Doesn't Hulk Hogan have a store, a gift shop or something in Clearwater? I hope the weather's good down by you. I hear the hurricane season might be really brutal this year. The Atlantic hurricane season. I know when he got taken to the cleaners by his ex-wife, Hogan, I guess she got the house. You see how the judicial system is? In the United States, they favor the woman and the man gets shit. So Hogan turned around and he had another house built in the same, I guess, general area, but from what I understand, he's got something, some business in Clearwater. Oh, he has a restaurant and bar on Clearwater Beach. Ah, how about that? Well, I'm happy that Clearwater extends to the ocean, not the ocean, the Gulf. When you're sitting outside by the in-ground pool, by your condo complex, how far of a walk are you from the pool area to the beach of the Gulf, to Clearwater Beach? How far are you? Not a slow stroll or you're bullshitting somebody. I mean, if you took a normal walk. Yes, his ex-wife got the house and he moved into another house very close by in the same neighborhood. Yeah, that's what I thought. That's what I thought. Oh, okay. You just saw the link. My co-host scheduled for this week's progressive discussions. You just saw the link to join. And here he is. I will bring him aboard. There he is, the one and only. Ronald J. Terrio from southeastern Louisiana. Hello. Good afternoon. I got the copper Moscow mule mug. Oh, that's nice. I got a New York beer. Oh yeah, what you got? Oh, I got to turn off the lamp so it doesn't glare. This is called White Tide. White Tide and Tail, like the Monopoly man. No, White Tide, Tide like water. And in Upper New York State? Rochester, New York. Oh, that's Upper. That's by Lake Ontario. So it's a Belgian style white ale with orange peel and coriander coming in at 5.4% alcohol. And it's produced by a brewery. Now they use an alias name on here, Rockwall Brewing. Yeah, but it's actually Genesee Brewing. Which is in Rochester. Right. And this is produced for the Aldi store chain. Oh, so that label is specifically for the Aldi machine. Ronnie, yes, says greetings to Ron. Hello, Ronnie. Nice to meet you. He lives south of Clearwater in Largo, Florida. I guess you made the move. I guess there were good reasons why you made the move. But anyway, unless you moved directly there. Okay, so what is, what kind of an aroma do you, oh, it's like a, it's a lager, right? No, it's a Belgian wheat ale. Oh. But it's filtered, you know, it's not cloudy. It's a little hazy. The aroma is not too bountiful. It's like a little bit of yeasty bread in the nose. But the flavor, I've been enjoying this. The flavor is bitter, pure from the hops and from the orange peel. It's a coriander spice in the white wheat. And medium body, not too sweet. It's more bitter than sweet. It's got a dry finish. I've got the six packet Aldi for $7.99. Wow, that's a great price. So a filtered Belgian wheat is similar to like a blue moon, but probably better. I don't know if it's better. It's just different. Yeah, it's different. It's made by, like I say, Genesee, but they don't put their name on the bottle, but it looks like a Genesee bottle. Yeah, it's very, I find the flavor and the mouthfeel of wheat beer to be very crisp and refreshing during hot weather. That's only me. It is. And we got up to about 97 right now. Oh boy. And then there's always, is this still dry by you? No rain. It's rained about two days since mid-May. So the steam bath is back. No rain. Yeah, we, I know Southern California, well, starting with Baja California, they're getting hit with like the first tropical storms in 84 years. 84 years. Category, I think touch, when it touches down in Baja, I think it's category one unless it picked up. No, it's already dropped to tropical storm. It's peering out. Cause once it hits those mountains, that's a, you know, it can't make it. Oh yeah. And Baja is definitely mountainous. Plus the Pacific ocean, you know, the water in the Pacific is cold. People, people are, people are creating videos like on TikTok. Oh, it's going to be catastrophic. California is going to be hit with a catastrophic storm. Yeah. Come on. No, it's a very mild storm. It's a lot of chicken littles out there. You know, it's, oh, the sky's falling. The sky's falling. I know they exaggerate. Oh man. That definitely looks refreshing. I got it from Amazon. It's the other ones were coated. This is 100% copper. And it's got that hammered look to it that I like. Yeah. And it's designed for those Moscow mules. Yeah. Which I made, you know, it's not bad. It's decent. I mean, I like it. I didn't despise it. I didn't do handstands, but I like it. Yeah. It was okay. Yeah. I like ginger beer. If you spike it with something and you know, in this case it was vodka, but I wonder if you could do a rum instead of a Moscow mule. You call it a Cuban mule or something, you know. I have a white rum. I think that might be the case. Where's Mick? Oh, Mick is at a rock concert, which is very unusual for Sunday. Mick is at a rock concert. I wanted to bring up something and you stop me if you think it's not true. He didn't go see Tete, huh? I didn't ask him. I'll ask him tonight when I order my food to be delivered. Taylor Swift. I'm talking about Taylor Swift. Yeah, Taylor Swift. She writes songs about her exes, right? She cries. She's got her face in the crying towel, and she's making money. Crying all the way to the bank, but she's generous. She's got her entire road crew, her entire road crew, $100,000 bonus each. Each. That's nice to her. That's how much money she's making. A lot of entertainers, a lot of celebrity entertainers are very selfish and cheap, and I really, I raise my mug to Taylor Swift. That was big news. That she was really taking care of her people soon. Well, that's definitely a nice pocket change. She's got so much money she can't spend at all. Well, you were going to say something if you wanted to know. Yeah. I know Joel Osteen would never give his people bonuses like that. Yes, Ron. I have been enjoying the Pepsi with real sugar, but don't ever drink Pepsi with real sugar because you'll never drink that high fructose corn syrup version again. You know, I've been using a product called Sugar in the Raw. It's turbinado sugar, which is... Oh, yeah. It comes in a bag. It's dehydrated cane juice. The Hispanics call it Ponella with a P, because Conella is cinnamon. Ponella, P-A-N-E-L-A. It's dehydrated cane juice, so you get all the nutritional value of the sugar cane, which is loaded with nutritional value. It really is vitamins, minerals, and it's got the flavor of the mole lasses. And it's very tasty. I like it. I tried Stevia, which is also natural, but Stevia has zero calories and doesn't affect blood sugar, but I tried Stevia and there's like a bitter aftertaste, and this is the problem with some of them. Now, there's another one called Monk Fruit Extract that they're selling now. I've seen that. I've seen it. Yeah. Let's try it. Okay, now let me bring up this. Okay. I don't know if it's... All right, the Joe Biden administration sent a total of $24 billion to help Ukraine for the American citizens who lived on the island of Maui in Hawaii. He's only giving $700 per household in a one-time payment. Now, I don't know how much of that is true, but that sucks. It's probably not really true. They probably... They're probably taking that out of context. It could be. Yeah. It was somebody... Because they're going to qualify for all sorts of benefits, and they might qualify for a lawsuit because there's a lot of evidence that the state government was at fault. Yeah. The governor of Hawaii says that the sirens broke. The sirens were busted. They were not operable, because normally, if there's an emergency like that... Well, the state emergency representative said that he chose not to blare the sirens because he didn't think it was going to help. Well, it's not going to stop the fire, but it's definitely going to save lives by having people evacuate. It's not going to help. He said he thought it was going to make people run to the fire. I don't know. I don't know his reason, but the guy... The guy resigned yesterday citing health reasons. So he says that... Maui is not in cahoots with the Biden crime family like Ukraine is. Right. That's another reason. Yeah. So he felt that people will run towards the flames. That's what he said. I saw some of his interview. It didn't seem very convincing, but I'm not an emergency management expert either. But there's more. I read an article saying that... Of course, the Hawaii power company has a monopoly like in every state. And they put all these power lines out in this grassy area west of the city. And it never rains out there, because some of Hawaii is like a desert. And it never rains out there, and the grass was very, very dry. And so some people think that one of the power lines caused the fire. And another thing is that there was an environmental group out in Hawaii. I can't remember the name of the group, but they had warned the state government three times over the last few years that those power lines being out in that dry grassland was very dangerous and could potentially start a huge fire. And the state just told them, no one wants to hear all of that. And then, well, look what happened. So the government, they never listen to anything until it happens. Then they say, oh, no. That's like if in the springtime, the roads over here are loaded with craters that are actually potholes. But they don't get to it and fix them right away. They wait. They let it linger until... I didn't know if my truck would survive that journey through New Jersey with all those potholes. And that was in the summer. Oh, you had potholes when you got to... When you got to northern New Jersey, so potholes. Oh, everywhere. All along the highway route. That was the worst part of it, all these potholes. And no warning. Just big craters, like you say. I'm thinking this is a shame. You know, a major highway like this with these big holes in it, in the middle of the summer. That's because the politicians up here are too busy pocketing the loot, the booty. Yeah. Now we have problems like that in New Orleans with potholes that they don't bother fixing either, you see. So those are not caused by ice, obviously. Those are caused by the ground giving way underneath into the marshy land. But there's still no excuse they should fill in. Hey, I have a question. I haven't seen Jason Cleveland on your show in a while. No, he got mad at me because I was complaining that he doesn't... He hasn't really participated on the show like he used to. And he says, oh, you don't understand my situation. I have a lot of my play after I have to cut the grass. And as my kid goes through different games after taking it to games, and then I go to watch the Seattle Mariners at the stadium. And then my wife and this and blah, blah, blah. I says, that's your choice. I mean, I don't think it's a hard and fast rule that just because somebody has a significant other that they have to totally give up all their hobbies and interests. I said, that's your life. So you got annoyed. I sent him an apology on his cell phone or audio. I don't know if he got it or not. He was definitely an asset to have on the show when he participated. Yeah, he's comments online sometimes. I probably won't be around much starting next week because the football season is going to get going and I'll be watching all of that. I'm just telling you that frankly up front, you know. Yeah. Yeah, I know. I know football season is starting. You have college and NFL. So I'll watch all those. I'll watch those games. I don't watch all of them, obviously, but I watch. You attend college games. I go to the college games a lot and then I watch New Orleans Saints football games on television on Sunday. You know, my dad, my father, he'll be calling me on the phone. What do you think about that? Boy, what a terrible call. These people are so incompetent. You know, he'll call me about that. So he'll give you play by play. Yeah, he'll call. If it's some big play, he'll call. He said, I've never seen him play this bad. You know, you know how people say, you know, they do. Yeah. I was, I was David Gropie there doing his hanging in there since his father passed on. Oh, yeah. I mean, his father had been sick for a long time. And it's a sad thing, but he was telling me about, I think his father got hurt in some kind of accident like 30 years ago. So he was basically sort of like disabled for the last 30 years and couldn't do too much had to kind of have help. So he wasn't doing too well probably since he was in his late 40s. So it was, it was just a matter of time. Yeah. New York Jets. I'm not excited about the New York Jets. Why? What is there to be excited about? I don't pay attention to them. But he got a new quarterback who's, who is the starting quarterback at Green Bay for a long time. But the guy's pretty much washed up. So I don't guess he'll do too much in New York Jets. Well, so all the geezers end up on the New York team. Yeah, I don't know what they were saying. Oh, he's going to be such a great player. I'm thinking all that guys, it was complain all the time. It's like complain so much. It's like with the, the, the Yankee fans are so livid that they're actually shouting fire, Brian Cashman fire because he has a habit of paying a lot of money for, for older, pretty much washed up baseball. I think he, I think he's probably washed up. I could be wrong, but I'm not looking for him to have a whole lot of success at New York. Cashman. Yeah, look at that. In last place, they got 60 wins and 63 losses. That team is just, I think there are two behind there are two under 500. They're, they're in the basement. Definitely. They get, they're getting swept by everybody and the cashman, this is the cashman has made several big mistakes, big blunders. And you know, you can't blame Aaron Boone, the manager for every damn thing. I mean, no, he's probably going his way out. Yeah. They keep that. Like Jim Carlos Stanton was a waste of money. He was a what? He was a one hit wonder in Miami, right? One year he hit 59 home runs and he's been terrible and they spent a lot of money on the on the old guy, Josh Donaldson. He's too old. He's not producing. Second worst hitting batting average in the whole major leagues. The only team worse than him is Oakland. And they have the last place record in the whole of any major league team. Well, I don't hate the Yankees and I don't just like the Mets. I'm actually, I'm not against any team. Even if they change their name to the Guardians. Well, the Orioles, I'm happy that the Orioles are red high. You know, they're doing great. But New York. Or New Jersey. New York, New Jersey area is stuck with a bad Mets team, a bad Yankees team. Well, the good thing is they're bringing up the Jets will do something. I don't know what the good thing is what they're bringing up two players from AAA Yankees that are totally tearing up AAA. Everson Ferrara and Austin Wells. I call them Orson Wells by accident. Orson Wells, he's a slug, he's a slugging catcher and Ferrara is like great with everything. So they're, you know, that's what they should do instead of spend a lot of money on players in their twilight, the twilight of their career. Bring up those AAA guys that are exceptional. Bring up those young guys. A lot of times the Yankees form system isn't very good because they've relied, in the past, they were such a wealthy team. They just relied on buying players from other teams, you know. Yeah, like, like, like when they, when they got, listen, when they got, I remember when they got Reggie Jackson from the Oakland Athletics and Jim Caffish Hunter, they, those guys were in the twilight of their career. They, you know, they, they made a big deal about it. I mean, how long did Reggie produce, really, before he started declining? Yeah. Hey, do the clappers. Do the clappers. Clappers? Clap on. Clap off. No, no, no, no. Never mind. Never mind. You know what I'm talking about though. The thing you do, the thing you do with the thing. Oh, you're talking about the gadgets, the instruments? Yes, yes. Which, which one, the, I got, I got the, the juice. Not because of, not because of, but the, the juice harp and the clapper thing. Oh, the bells? I don't, never mind, never mind. I got bells. Do, do them both, do them both at level. They're all in a drawer. I got to get them all. Well, never mind. Don't bother yourself. Oh, get them if you want. Don't bother yourself. I was just being a, I was being a bugger. How are you guys doing today? Fine. Okay. Everybody doing good. You joined, do you remember joining my show earlier today? Yeah. Yeah. Ron, thanks for having me. I'm still drinking. I'm still on the. Oh boy, you might want to cool it. I want to drink some water the rest of the evening. I would, but dude, I found out a friend of mine, a friend of mine, a fellow YouTuber. What'd he do? Pass away? Yes. And I, I don't think in a very good way either. Uh-oh. I remember, I remember somebody I know or not somebody I would know. No. Eight camel. His name is eight camel toes. No, I wouldn't know him. I, I, I, I remember meeting Drusky one time when he was like 110% sober. And, and he's, uh, he's quite a smart. Yes. Young man. He's, he's. Um. He's sharp. Nine sheets from the thing, but I appreciate you guys. I appreciate you having me and I'm going to do a shot and, uh, I'm not in the best moods, but like, hey, I'm, I'm in high spirits. I wasn't this guy's best friend by any means. Huge. You know, I'm an asshole. He was a bigger asshole. He was a bigger asshole. If that's, if that makes any sense. But he was, he was, I got to know him a little bit and we talked. And, um, we had a couple of freaking moments where we were like, yeah, we, we sat down and we had a, we had a good cry together and. You know, I don't want to get. What was it? What was the cause of death? They haven't even disclosed it, but I know it was. It was. Yeah, it was. That's it. I don't know. What exactly. Way he did it. That's the most avoidable cause of death of all. It's a shame. There's always, no matter how bad things get, there's always a glimmer of hope. You know. Yeah, I know. If it, it, it blew my mind. My buddy, when I went to, when I went to the channel, we were going to play poker. He's always had a poker game, right? We were going to play poker and he was like, where's Kimmel? You know, I always bust his balls and I was like, where's Kimmel? That mother of ours. He's like, hope alive. He's like, no. And I'm like, what, what's going on? What's going on? And he's like, he's crying. And I'm like, he's like, Drew. Drew. Don't. And he's like, he ended a stream and everyone begs me. He's like, Kimmel's not here anymore. His wife just called me. He's dead. Oh. Oh, he's mad. He was married too. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Did he get along with his wife or? Kimmel was, he was a free spirit. He was, he was an asshole. He was a huge asshole. I don't know how he treated his wife. He had an African American wife. You know. And. Which, you know, I'm not saying anything about that, but and apparently things weren't going well over there. Financially, he worked in the healthcare business. He got booted for like abusing patients. Patients like older, older patients and like, he was like flipping them wrong. Or, you know, he would get aggressive because he would lose his patience. He didn't have. Yeah. He was in the wrong line of work evidently. You know, I know how obstinate the elderly can be. I know. And stubborn, but you can't, you can't smack them around. Oh no. If I'm, if I'm on my death bed, I don't want some 20 year old smacking me around. No. Of course not. You know. It's, it's bad enough that you're you're in hospice or you're in a nursing home without being a few. Hopefully none of us are in hospice. Well, it's just a matter of time. Listen, no, no matter how it's inevitable. It's inevitable. We are right here at home. No matter how much vitality we have, it's just a matter of time. Now, on the other hand, with sciences, they might say, look, you can decline with old age or we can turn you into a cyborg and you can live forever. I mean, it's very fun. I'll take the cyborg. Dang man. Heck yeah, dude. I'll be an experiment. The way, the way science robotics is advancing, that's very possible. You know, but it's crazy. Yeah, you know, time waste, time waste for no man, you know, everything wear and tear on a car, wear and tear on the living thing. We're losing the subject. I want to come here with my stuff. What are you guys doing, man? We're just talking. Different subjects. We were just talking about sports, football baseball and before that, more serious topics, but right now we're on sports. Now, aside from sports because when loser draw, those people live a much higher standard of living than Ronald or you and I would live, so I don't want to like that too much. Not necessarily. Those shallow and long stood, like some of them Asian people, they're just they don't do shit. They live a long time and they say the more you aggravate the heart, the more you work the heart. It's good to work the heart but don't stress it. Stress increases your cortisol. Cortisol is a stress hormone. Cortisol is bad for your health. Stress is bad in general and I was just watching a video by Dr. Eric Berg and he was mentioning cancer prevention and different things, do's and don'ts and he mentioned stress is bad. Now, some people are stuck in a stressful life and they can't really get out of it but I guess it's how you react. You don't have to react. Some of these athletes will stress themselves and like look at macho man Randy Savage ooh yeah let's start cocaine all the time and ooh yeah big cocaine and who knows what else but you know listen, the wrestlers in the old days didn't abuse themselves like the younger wrestlers and they didn't have a knowledge they didn't have a knowledge they didn't have a knowledge it's your choice you're an athlete you don't have to like like Mark McGuire I can't say go Barry Barth no one held a gun no one held a gun to their head to use steroids I mean, it was their choice and we all have choices you know like to get off to change the subject cigarettes that's a choice and we would trade in smoke but I do you know who smokes more than you much more than you more than you is that your fellow Michiganer Michiganer what's his name? B.C. Christopher who's that? B.C. Bear Reviews Christopher he's a very obese man he's from Michigan yeah he smokes like nonstop I was going to ask you a question that was about sports that we were talking about I'm going to get off to this in about 11 minutes you've heard of the St. Louis Cardinals yeah obviously until 1900 they started in 1882 so for the first 18 years you know what their team name was before the Cardinals well I know it wasn't the Browns because they had the Browns and the Cardinals they were called the Browns the Brown Stockings the Brown Stockings and the Browns and then they changed their name to the Cardinals now in 1901 a new team started and it was called the Milwaukee Brewers but they didn't last for about two years and became the new Browns the new Browns and you know I saw some old logos of the Browns and they had like an elf a brownie brownie dressed in brown right a brownie same thing with the Cleveland Browns the old logo was a brownie which is like a leprechaun brownie is like an elf it's an elf I thought you meant a brownie like a queer treat brownie well those are nice brownies I thought you meant a brownie I was like what not if somebody puts X-Lex but brownies are good but not brownie how could you get somebody to take I guess they stop using a logo to take it your opponent to take you seriously hold on Ron was Ron so the St. Louis Browns became the Brown Stockings Brown Stockings later Brown they became the Cardinals then the Milwaukee Brewers moved to St. Louis and became the Brown Stockings for the Browns and then in 1954 they moved to Baltimore and became the New Orioles that's true the New Orioles as opposed to the old ones that they didn't promote it's interesting to study all those changes I posted the history of the the old Orioles becoming the New York Highlanders the whole detail story the Indians we can't call them Indians anymore I can't say the Indians even though it's a 75-year-old team they started in 1901 so they're 120 22-year-olds the Indians yeah now the oldest team has to be the Cincinnati Stockings well that's a myth because there was a team in 1869 called the Cincinnati Reds or Red Stockings they only lasted one year they were a professional team but we're talking about getting paid $20 a game that's professional back then you had to have another job you know and instead of catcher it's like work gloves like leather work gloves they didn't have catcher's mitts they didn't have any gloves no I think they pitched underhand and back in the 1800's the batters could call the pitch they could tell the umpire tell him to throw a fastball that got changed you know that's funny so it's interesting learning about these teams like the um when I used to teach geography I would use baseball and football as geography teaching tools because I would tell the students most of these names have something to do with the geography of the city or the history of the city and then they would get more interested in it the Brooklyn Dodgers were originally the bridegrooms became the trolley Dodgers which became the Dodgers the giants of every old team actually the New York giants yeah that's right my history teacher was the one person that I everybody hated him everybody hated the history teacher and the history teacher was the one teacher that I actually got along with language and history I got I could do but math and everything else I used to try to make history even the history teacher even the history teacher I hated me because I'm not gonna lie when I was young I got kicked out of school freshman year because Mrs. Ryerson my ninth grade math teacher was married to the science teacher and Mrs. Ryerson liked me liked me like me and then there was a lot of finagling going on and Mr. Ryerson knew it well and Mrs. Ryerson right now is our superintendent yeah he became the principal now he's the superintendent up there kind of worked out well listen what happened was he was a science teacher and he kind of knew Mrs. Ryerson liked me he had a special thing for me and I was in science class one day and I was thinking I was like go back get out there I was like I said I go out there by the lockers and he's like he got my face and I wasn't gonna take it as shit I said he like got my face in a weird way and I stood up I was like don't you ever get my fucking face like that ever again and I told him straight up don't you ever get my face like that again he's like excuse me I said you heard me don't ever get my fucking face like that ever again he's like go to the office I was like no I think you better go to the office and he and then we had a big parent teacher conference and I had to go to an alternative school alternative school he's the one that and then I went to the alternative school and guess what happened my first year got started the year Chris Buschbacher brought guns to the school and freaking held the teacher hostage and shot himself in the fucking head sound like a somewhat unstable person are you outside of Detroit I'm gonna tell you guys right where I live because you can look this up Carol Michigan Carol, C-A-R-O Michigan and look up Carol Learning Center shooting oh well I'm sure I'll believe that I believe you well uh yeah we're I have a feeling there wasn't a whole lot of learning going on at the learning center now now Ron I knew Chris I knew him very well because he was a girl I was supposed to be in that class that hour but Tim said don't go don't go to that class don't go don't go to that class he told us like don't go and we all skip school to smoke weed and I went to and my friends dropped me off at my mom's house my mom was waiting in my driveway she's like oh my god Chris the librarian there Chris and his name was Chris and she called my mom because they were friends she's like is Andrew there is Andrew home Chris is in school he's fucking holding Joe Gottler hostage and fucking you got it you got a sober up next time I feel bad for your friend you know really I'm sorry I'm sorry for your friend but definitely feel better and I'm very sorry to hear about I'm sorry guys I'm sorry about that I want to talk to Ronald about the culinary delights of life okay I think it's going to take much longer but let me ask Druski I was going to ask him if you ever heard of Cross City Michigan oh Cross Village Cross Village Cross Village is that in the UP no it's close to Mackinac City my grandmother my grandmother's first cousin used to live in Cross Village okay he lived in some like some little cabin and yeah way out there he came to visit a couple of times yeah like Mackinac and yeah okay I was always wondering yeah I was I Ronald posts for those that don't know Ronald posts many great food and restaurants photos and sometimes articles on the food group everything is food so I just want to thank him for that and lately he posts a serious friend of him I didn't want to be a drag dude I wasn't trying to be a drag dude I'm sorry no I understand that even though he was who he was he's still your friend suicide is bad it's a bad way to go it's a bad way to lose somebody before I get before I get off of here you are talking about the food how did you like that good looking soft shell crab on top of those shrimp pasta that's a local place around here now I can picture many things with soft shell crab I can picture soft shell crab on fettuccine I can picture a soft shell crab maybe scallops if they're available and franchise the sauce with linguine you know what I haven't had in a long time I don't mean like fast food I mean done the right way hush puppies the corn cakes they have some good restaurants around here that have hush puppies I think they put minced onion some of them put jalapeno yeah like what I did now this was an experiment that was very successful you know how alright people make egg salad chicken salad tuna salad and you can't call it salad you know to make sandwiches there's no crunching you gotta have celery celery is a must so as an experiment to save money and also the fact that it has a lot more omega 3 health facts it's higher in omega 3 than even salmon I got some jack mackerel packed in water spring water not the one packed in oil you gotta get the one packed in water they come in about one pound cans and they're very low priced so I got some jack mackerel and I made jack mackerel salad mayonnaise imported curry garlic onions and chopped celery you know I peeled those terrible stringy fibers they're like strings I peeled the celery and I cut it long way and I minced it but it was delicious I mean I didn't know that it was jack mackerel you would have swore it was salmon salad or tuna salad sounds good I might buy some of that jack mackerel one day it was real and it's in the same family species wise with the tuna is it good to put on you think the jack mackerel might be good to put on crackers oh absolutely you know how many sandwiches I made so far I mean a good thing I got two cans I got another can waiting in the wings before I get off I got one more thing you want me to show you what a store gave to me instead of dumping it in a trash can okay I think I showed you last Sunday right I don't know the cheese you know the Limburger you didn't show me if you're talking about Limburger which must be really good on on wheat crackers with some nice so it was out of date it was out of date and they can't sell it after out of date so they just go throw it in the trash and they they do the same thing with Brie and Camembert you know when they get right that's how it comes Limburger comes in blocks do I want it now it says out of date as of August 14th but would you still eat it yes absolutely and they gave me this mango habanero Gouda oh also out of date but it looks like it's good doesn't it yeah I mean cheese cheese as long as it's kept at the right temperature I mean if it ripens and becomes more aged than the average customer would like it actually improves I love the taste of very sharp ripened cheese there's certainly no downside for me because I didn't pay for it and oh good stuff about it all of these from Denmark oh yeah I know their version of Spam comes from Denmark that I know after I got it out the tin I put it in a plastic bag oh my good birds eye view is that the luncheon meat their version of Spam no it's corned beef not the hash no a solid block of corned beef oh that looks nice that was for $2.89 and their hash their frozen hash brown potato patties are from Canada and they're really good and they're so inexpensive I mean it makes an excellent side dish with eggs you know instead of instead of making toast I mean you can still make toast but I I've been using this guava marmalade which was also pretty low priced I tried to get I tried to get some friends to eat the Limburger but they don't want to they only eat craft singles you kidding me so they'll eat processed fake phony fraud cheese called crap they'll eat craft singles all day but they won't touch the Limburger but they won't touch real cheese no well hey more for you I mean that Limburger if you know you keep it in a zip lock or something after you open it the zip lock that Limburger should last you quite a while yeah put it in that plastic yeah it lasts it doesn't go bad alright well take care and I'll see you sometime I guess yeah I'm gonna I'm gonna bang up the show soon and order some decide what I want to order to be delivered I don't know if it's Chinese or calzone or something I turned off the lamps because it was making me hot yeah it's hot and glaring alright you take care now bye bye have a good Sunday alright thanks from Martin alright that was nice we had the Ronald J. Theriault and Druski Bluski even though he wasn't he hasn't been in the best of spirits where spirits have to control him let's say um we had some good topics on this week's show I hope my right hand man and co-host Mick Von Raven is having a good time at the concert I will talk to him later on so is anybody out there right now want to discuss anything any subject that's important um just post your comment here in the chat section and then I will display it across the screen across the bottom of the screen and also I will if you want you can come on the show just like Mr. Druski or Bruce can you hear me I think you might be you might be muted you know you're not muted you're not muted but I don't I can't hear you no what's going on I see you I was I was muted the whole time yeah no I mean I didn't even see the indicator by you being muted you know so um yeah I'm good dude we're fucking I'm in the best of spirits dude I don't care if like what the fuck you know somebody's fucking dating is just ever to my feelings that I can people do things like that that's all that is I'm still in the spirits because I'm fucking I'm a liar man here let's do another shot let's do a shot I'll do one more shot because I'm gonna close the show and go order some dinner get your goddamn kazoo or whatever nah I was um I started what are you even talking about I started at 3pm you know it's 5.15 now you asked if anybody had anything to say go ahead what are you doing good alright let's do a drink you got two glasses alright and that doesn't even I usually chase them with coke and I usually have coke in it coke left dude or I usually I would see cola to be honest with you well what you have any particular subject aside from what happened to your friend you have any subject that's on your mind yeah because I'm I'm gonna teach me how to get pussy dude teach me how to get pussy dude cause you look like you're a pussy magnet I wanna get some pussy you know you know what makes the whole thing a hell of a lot easier when you when you do your own thing and you don't give a shit once you just you know cultivate your own life with your hobbies and interests and friends and you just uh say whatever you you feel you need to say don't worry about offending anybody don't worry about impressing anybody and just and then the pussy will come to you yeah because people they'll they'll respect you and they will why do you blink like that is that a condition no it's my allergies it's my eyes are drying the allergy season has been bad you don't give a shit and they'll sense that you're not like desperate or trying to hit on them like a lot of guys do and uh they'll they know that they know that you're not hitting on them and then it makes you makes you look a lot different than them I do believe that you're a pussy magnet well that's the best way to go about it is not to care you know not to care don't chase anybody and just to you know continue with your life and uh keep busy and uh when you're when you're around them if they if they look at you and they do chicks love confident people dude you know and you are very confident and they chicks love you dude it's easy to be confident if you don't try hard and a lot of times the fucking smaller dudes have the bigger weavers too they're like they're like half my size and I took one look at us weavers and I was like I fucking turned my weavers and I was like what was that? it's not even so much what the fuck what the fuck what the fuck what the fuck what the fuck I don't even want to fucking show my cock I don't even know no the guy went out of his way to show you his shlong he took it out what is he? no I mean like just lay on the fucking hand Jim is our dude looking terpied fucking dorky shit you know I don't like looking at but then I was like I happened to see his cock and I was like god damn what the hell I don't want to see a man I don't want to I don't want to help help me help me I didn't donky con donky con excuse me you don't want to you don't want to see anybody shlong but say you're straight I don't want anybody to see mine if I don't shlong dude I would change in the bathroom and I'd snort riddle and that's what I'd do and I'd talk in in the gym I'd snort riddle and I'd change my clothes in the bath I'd rest all I'd go in the bathroom in the bathroom I don't do anything I don't do anything bad put anything bad in my body I'm always health conscious this is what I would do I don't know in eighth grade I found out that riddling can get you high and I'd just start snorting the fuck out of it I don't want want to talk about subjects like that we we don't want to promote any anything that's bad for your health or drug abuse or any anything alcoholism uh uh if you want to talk about marijuana that's another story that that's a that's that's a godsend that's a miracle because they used to take her at one because they got a dd but i'm going to bang up and i'm going to get something to eat so it was a nice having you thank you for stopping by ronald i'm going to bang up man so thank you for stopping by right okay now thank you everyone including um anybody who's watching on twitch because we're i am live streaming from youtube and twitch this is a new thing now i'm not live streaming to twitter not for a long while so it's going to be youtube and twitch so thank you people on twitch uh you're welcome to comment after i close the show and um until next time have a good week have enjoyed the rest of the sunday and have a good upcoming week okay take care bye bye