 music music music Welcome, everyone, and welcome to progressive discussions. I am your host, James P. Madonna. As seen on the web since 2007, it is Saturday evening. It is autumn, which I'm very happy about. And there's a lot of material to cover. I will never, well, knock on wood. I will never run out of material. Actually, I have so much material that it cuts into the, what should I say, the, I don't want to say frivolous, but the casual and second half of the show. It cuts into that now. OK, I want to introduce you to my right-hand man. I mean, I'm from Northeastern New Jersey. My right-hand man for progressive discussions is the one and only Jason Cleveland. And he, it's been a long time. Great seeing you back on the show live, Jason. From Seattle, from Seattle, Washington, Jason Cleveland. Hello, James. It's great to be back. The long triumph at return, so to speak. Yeah. Well, your monologue, your first monologue, went over really well, about the HOA. Yeah, I probably could have talked, well, I maybe should have talked a lot longer, but hopefully the point was made, I guess, in regards to a homeowner's association. Certainly there are positives, but in my opinion, there are more negatives. Well, it was your first monologue, but I think that from now on, they're going to be pretty hard hitting. And I know you have a live monologue right now, but I just want to say good morning to Masumi from Japan. Good morning, my dear Masumi. It is now 9-11 AM Sunday in the Tokyo area. So good morning, my dear. Good morning. Good morning, Masumi. And here is Ronnie S. Thank you, Ronnie S. He's him and his significant other is safe and sound and alive. He lives in the Clearwater, Florida area, which is, I guess, a suburb of Tampa. And he's OK. Hello, Ronnie. Yeah, it's good that he's well. Hey, isn't Ronnie from New Jersey also? No, he's from Long Island. Long Island, OK. Yeah, he's from Long Island. Originally, New York state owned. And he relocated to Clearwater, Florida, which happens to be a very popular area. It's near the Gulf. It's very hot in humor. When you talk about the Gulf Coast, it's like really, hey, Bart Robinson from Southwestern New Jersey, my friend. Hello, Bart. Hey, Bart. It's good to see you. Bart lives near where all those Jersey-herred cows are, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. The, I guess, dairy farms. And I have always been a dairy lover, you know? I don't know if it's if it's subconscious going back to infancy. But I always loved all dairy products, ice cold dairy products. And but he's he's also not too far from the Pine Barrens where the Jersey Devil is, you know, in South Jersey. That's where the hockey team plays, James. No, they play they play up north in the arena up here. They play at the Prudential Center Arena in Newark, New Jersey now. But, you know, that's that's their name. But anyway, good to good to see you. I mean, I switch times because, you know, a lot of people are tied up with football season, you know, NFL games and and family events and things of that nature. So I decided, let me let me let me try. Let me let me change. Hey, Sid is here. The my goodness, James. I mean, this is like the knockout punch. You got Ronnie S. Bart Robinson, Sid. Yeah, we haven't seen you in forever. It's a long time. Sid is our alpha male, red pill, male rights activist, extraordinaire. Fuck all feminists. Yes, yes, Sid. Amen. Amen. What's up, Sid? It's been a while. You're very welcome, my dear Masumi. I hope you have a blessed Sunday, Masumi. Yes. She she in her salon, she only has one customer today. So she's got most of the day to herself, which is which is good. OK, get through some of these fast and furious comments today, James, I think the new time slot is working. Yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah, without a doubt, they're coming in like like a meteor shower here. We need to end feminism ASAP. You damn right. Watching the Mets game right now. Let's let's go. Hey, Jason, we'll go Mariners to the Mariners are now just a few outs away from making it to the ALCS against Houston. Oh, we're playing Toronto Blue Jays right now. So Houston. Well, now who's the wild card in the American League? Because I was never a National League fan. I always always liked the American League. Who's the wild card? So the two best teams that did not have to play a wild card game are the Yankees and the Astros. So they did not have to play any wild card games. The wild card teams are the Tampa Bay Rays, the Cleveland Guardians, the Seattle and the Toronto Blue Jays. Well, you they're really the Indians. In fact, you know, back to what Sid was talking about feminism, you know, you could lump in and the Indians did win today. You could lump in cancel culture, James. You know, a few people had their noses turned up at up at them a couple of years ago, and now you don't have Aunt Jemima on a pancake. You know, I have Uncle Ben and Uncle Ben's rice. I hear I hear what about the cream of wheat guy? He must have got taken off the block wheat. You know, you had the Indian image or Native American image on the Land O'Lakes butter, the young squaw, the young woman, attractive cartoon, not a cartoon, attractive drawing. Right. Nothing, nothing, nothing derogatory about the image on the Land O'Lakes. So the I guess staying on topic quickly, the Washington Redskins, they changed their name. They're now the Washington Commanders and now the Indians of the Guardians. So guardians, unbelievable. There's a lot of folks, you know, a lot of folks, James, are saying, OK, well, what's next, right? You've got the Atlanta Braves. OK. You've got the Kansas City Chiefs and then you have Chicago Blackhawks. You know, I mean, they got rid of Peppy Lapue because he was he's a real macho alpha male skunk. Right. That is always horny all the time. They got rid of Peppy Lapue. They got rid of. Oh, I heard they were forced to put a lesbian on on one of the popular cartoons. That was Scooby-Doo, James. Was that Scooby-Doo? That's right. Had to put a lesbian on that. So, you know, I mean, listen, I'm a far left wing person. I'm very progressive, but I'm not a neoliberal. I am very much against the fascism of neoliberalism. I'm against political correctness and this whole pandering bullshit where they have to pander to every single lobbying group and because they're afraid of offending someone. I'm very much against giving special treatment to any lobbying group. I know. And so that makes me I'm not a Republican. I'm not a Democrat. I'm more of a socialist, but I'm about doing the right thing, making the right decision based on weighing out the pros and cons and then following your heart, your conscience and just making the right decision. I know you have a monologue. I'm going to I'm going to no problem. I'm going to keep my mouth shut in a little bit. I just want to say, see what Bart says, speaking of dairy, I just overdid it with some fabulous Haagen-Dazs ice cream. That's actually pretty good quality ice cream. I'll have to hit it tomorrow with a jump rope routine. Ha ha. Well, you know, I'm glad you brought up ice cream. Well, first of all, Haagen-Dazs is not from Scandinavia. It's made in the United States, but it's great ice cream. Edie's is great ice cream. Ben and Jerry's is too too sweet for me. Too many cookie crumbles and toffee. Yeah, I don't like sweet. I don't like anything too sweet, but I will say this. I read an article and I read it on on one of my shows on Sunday and it mentioned it showed all of the toxic. Well, subtle toxic ingredients, chemicals, things you can't pronounce, preservatives, so on and so forth. Terrible things that shouldn't even be an ice cream. It shouldn't really. And all the popular ones, including Friendly's, all the popular ice cream brands that I see in this supermarket have all this crap in it. So therefore it totally turned me off. And it's sad, unless I find one that's real natural pure ice cream with no chemicals, no preservatives, you know, none of that. Then I'll eat it, but otherwise I will boycott. OK, go ahead, Jason. No, you know, James, what I was going to say is maybe an idea for a future segment on your show is and I was thinking about this more of like a what are we eating? Right? Kind of like what you said, right? Take just maybe take like a box of rice, a Roni as an example or take a box of cereal and start reading the ingredients here. And then maybe you just start dissecting and saying, what what really are we eating? Right? Think about it. Back to what you said. There really isn't any anything. The Mariners just won. We were going to Houston. We're very excited here. OK, so they're going to the the next. They're going to the next stage of the play. But yeah, anyway, might might be interesting just to read an ingredient label from consumer products and just see what really we're eating. But I see Sidd's got some comments here. Yeah, he did. He is he's kind of so in other words, he he's a corporate seller. He's a sycophant. Well, you know, my issue with that guy is he was puff daddy. I mean, how many names does he have, right? You know, paranoid, delusional. Yeah, J. Lo was with him because of because he benefited her her career her singing her pop song, singing career. And, you know, or she had some songs and not not my type of music, but she had some songs and she she she's a great choreographer because that's what she originally was. And and and puff daddy. She got involved with him. Puff daddy probably thought that she was really into him, but she was into probably what he can do for her. And, you know, he she's that way. She's opportunistic and she's a user and she's known for that. But anyway, puff daddy paid the Southside leaving Crips to kill Tupac and Surge Knight to kill Biggie in retaliation with his bloods. So they're they're all deeply involved in organized crime. James, you said that puff puff daddy dated J. Lo. Is that what you said? Yeah, was that puff daddy that I think so? Boy, J. Lo has been with Alex Rodriguez, Ben Affleck. Well, now she she got she was with Ben Affleck. Then they broke up. Ben Affleck's family didn't like J. Lo and they most likely had good reason. And now she's married to Ben Affleck. She got married. Yeah. And what was that comment that was there? Which one? The somebody somebody said something like, I didn't know there was a show tonight. Oh, that was at this guy, Suke Saki. So Brian, Suke, Brian, Suke, the Brian, Suke. He was I think he's from I could be wrong. I think he's from Pennsylvania or something. But anyway, he was he couldn't find a job. And, you know, yeah, I switched time slots, Brian, because of NFL football season. It was nobody really was around Sunday afternoon. Yeah. Yeah. J. Lo's J. Lo goes with who will benefit J. Career wise. Yeah. You wouldn't think so by the music. She the type of music she sung and danced to, you wouldn't think she's into Caucasian men. You know what, though, James, you have to hand it to her. She's 50 plus years old. And she still is in fantastic physical shape. Well, so is, you know, Raquel Walsh looks damn good, too. I know. And Jane Fonda. Jane Fonda, you know, well, like my sister says, these people can afford plastic surgery, plastic surgery and the Botox injections. And they can go to five star resorts anytime they want and just relax and get a lot of rest and stuff. They got the good life, you know, so it's easy to slow down the aging process when you're rich. You don't have to be famous to live good. But if you're rich, you can slow down the aging process. You're absolutely correct, James. Stress. Oh, Darryl Macias. Darryl Macias from Northern California. Hi, Darryl. I know I, Darryl, you caught when I was the last time I was on Saturday, you caught the tail end of the show. I know that when Friday movie night fails because of passing out. Mike, it was good to see you on the live stream last night. Great conversation. Hopefully you can join. Yeah, the discussions I'll be on. I'll be on, I think. Yeah, Mike did a live stream on YouTube concerning the rich. She was discussing the personality and the personality defects of the rich. Pretty much. Oh, Buffalo, New York. OK, sorry, Buffalo. They get a lot of snow in Buffalo. Yeah, they're on Lake Erie, I think, right? Like, yeah, I think Buffalo is on Lake Erie. Cleveland is on Lake Erie. And Detroit, I think, is on the connection between Lake Erie and I think Lake Huron. Where's Lake Michigan? Lake Michigan is is on the other side of the state of Michigan. Lake Michigan has Chicago, Milwaukee and Green Bay. Those are the three cities. Oh, I see. OK. Yeah, Ronnie S. Now, Ronnie, yes. Are you anywhere near your condominium pool tonight? Are you having a Mai Tai by the pool? You have an Mai Tai. You have like a like a is there like a tiki bar out there by your the Boca Vista? No, that was Seinfeld. Yeah, that was Jerry's parents. Depend. It writes upside down the astronauts use. Jack, Jack Kompas trying to get off snap. Don't get off snap, man. Hey, food tastes better when it's free. Stick to that snap. What is snap? Food stamps. Oh, OK. Good cheap work boots. Uh, go to, uh, that's a good quote. Go on Amazon. Oh, have you heard of a company called Red Wing? Yeah. Red Wing. Self-Fantastic work boots. I don't know how inexpensive they are, but. Yeah, Timberland, Timberland. Well, these are brandy. We're talking about brand name work boots. But, you know, if you want a workbook that will last many years. Get a brand name, get a brand name, you know? And but at least if you go on Amazon, you can read the reviews and see how many stars. The customers gave it. Buffalo is not far from Ontario. Are you right? Well, the Lake Ontario, which is the first and the smallest of the Great Lakes, has Rochester, New York and Toronto. And then on the east of Lake Ontario is the St. Lawrence River, which goes to Montreal, Canada. And then it becomes the St. Lawrence Seaway and then the Atlantic Ocean. What do you get? What is that, military time? Yeah, I tried to watch a movie, but only made it through the first 50 minutes. You were yawning towards the end of your live stream last night, Michael. I saw you yawning. You were tired, I could tell. To answer Jason's questions, I'm having a Bud Light Platinum inside my condo, inside my condo and no tiki bar. I won't drink macro. James, you know who really likes Bud Light Platinum? I've seen Louisiana beer reviews, probably do maybe more than 10 reviews of Bud Light Platinum. Real Ontario. Yeah, you see, all those all the the the the booze guzzlers, the people from all the southern states and some western states, they drink a lot of macros because they like corporate America because they're politically their right wing. And even though it's loaded with chemicals and and Mr. Tab, if you know him, he told me about a really bad toxic chemical that Budweiser I think was Budweiser puts in their beer. And it's and it's very similar to formaldehyde. That's terrible. No, not Snapchat. He's talking about the section eight. You want to pay more money for unless you're you're not happy with the building you're living in. You might you there might be a lot of lowlives in there. I could never live among scumbags. You know what I mean? The the dregs of humanity have no tolerance. I don't have tolerance for the general public. Can you imagine the dregs of humanity? Any good any good delivery? Why have tried platinum scenes? Exciting. No, it's not exciting. Stick stick to your wonderful West Coast craft beer, Michael. Don't drink. What's Michael saying? Jason, enjoy any good delivery? Delivery delivery. We live in the country. You mean food delivery? Yeah, we could we there's one pizza place that will deliver Jack Daniels my house here. Otherwise, I have to go out and pick it up. We're we're kind of in the middle of in the in the country side here. You're you're in like Ashkosh or Smogonish or something like that. Exactly. Yeah, I'm it's like an Indian name, right? Snohomish Snohomish that that is a that is a Sasquatch name. Snohomish means pale face move into our land. We wish he go. That is hilarious. Celebrity bell. I like what Sid is saying here, though. If you go back to that previous comment, James. The mayor of New York, Mr. Eric Adams has has declared officially declared a state of emergency in the city of New York because they say that they cannot handle any more migrants coming into their area. It's costing them billions of dollars. They're running out of money. Well, do you know how you know that that that right wing lunatics come back from Texas? Hey, yeah, bad, bad, bad. Governor Abbott and and and and and the bloated toad from Florida, the Sanctus, they they're in trouble because what they what they did is not legal. Just, you know, sending instead of processing the immigrants that were possibly applying for asylum political asylum, they just sent them to Nantucket and now they want. They think they're going to pull that crap on New York state. The mayor, the governor of New York is she's a tough cookie. Hocal, right? He's from but she's from Buffalo originally. She won't she won't tolerate any crap from. I think Ronnie S made a comment a while ago that they're renaming a bridge after Hocal, they're they're they're naming Mario Cuomo Bridge, something Catherine Hocal Bridge or something. He might have to educate us on that one. Yeah, yeah. First of all, her last name is weird. It's it's I wouldn't name anything after her. You know, Brian, you go and report that to the Postmaster General because that's a federal offense, you know, tampering with the US mail. You that's terrible. You yeah, you report that you report that. Me, I I I'd stick a 12 gate shotgun in a person's mouth and blow their brains out seriously. You know, I don't like I think low lives should should be nerve guests. Well, the problem is, James, is that these these people probably grew up with with no one ever telling them no, right? They didn't have authority in their life. So then when they become adults, they think they can steal people's packages, break in and do things. And, you know, there just needs to be more law and order, right? You know, I saw actually if you go back a few comments there, they're they're actually coming in so fast. I'm having a hard time. Michael Hilton. I got I got these people talking about macro beers like it was the best thing that was ever invented. I'm not even going to like spend too much time. I'm not going to. Hoshel, the tap and Z bridge will be renamed. I thought they named it after Mario Cuomo. OK, that's it. I was wrong. But I remember Ronnie telling us that this is important. So you need to tell me it went from the tap and Z bridge to the Mario Cuomo Memorial Bridge. And now because she's a female governor governor governor, they're going to pull a politically correct neoliberal horseshit stunt like this because she's a female governor and then they're going to name it after her. Oh, you know what? This is getting out of hand. This is getting way out of hand. It's very unacceptable. Yeah, but he's dead. He said he he was in for God knows how many terms. Yeah, things, things, buildings and parks and bridges. You know, they're they're named after people that that did a lot of good and significant. People love significance, right? People that are significant, not. Not somebody who happens to be the governor now. OK. She has she couldn't make a pimple on Mario Cuomo's ass. OK, to think that her name should be on the tap and Z bridge and not Mario Cuomo. Actually, if you if you could stay on that topic for just a minute, James, what do you think about? Let's say high schools taking the name. Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and renaming them because people think that Abraham Lincoln was a racist because he wanted to relocate all the slaves to an island back in Africa when they were free. I think they wanted to call it Lincoln land. Ronald Terrio did a show on that. You think that that's Confederate propaganda? Possibly, possibly. Lincoln land, Lincoln. Oh, look it up. Look, you have to look it up. OK, Lincoln, Lincoln locks. They Ronnie, let me, you know, they name structures. Like I said before, people of significance that made their mark in society that has that have the credentials that have usually. We either retired or most likely passed on. They name them as a memorial to their legacy, their to the history of what they've done. They don't keep you don't keep renaming buildings and parks and bridges and. Monuments and yeah, you know, monuments, you don't keep renaming them after the current governor. I think, James, could you imagine the Washington Monument in Washington, DC, being renamed the Biden Monument? He has so many skeletons between Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, and they have so many skeletons that are ready, that are ready to fall out of their closet. Do you think the dam is breaking there, James? I know that the Hunter Biden laptop was initially said to be Russian, Russian disinformation, but it seems like the FBI is now, or the Department of Justice is now looking at charges of tax evasion. I'm interested to hear your feedback on that. Well, tax evasion, I know is runs rampant when it comes to the rich, the top 2%. You know, a lot of shit's going to hit the fan soon, but they're, I think they're taking their time because they really want enough evidence beyond a shadow of a doubt to do what they need to do. Listen, Brian, and the Obama phone was an absolute nightmare. You need to get rid of it. What is that, James? When Obama was in, he was, when he was issuing these free phones for the poor and they were, let's put it this way, if you had one of those, you would take a sledgehammer to it rather quickly, it wasn't even worth having. It was better than having a beeper like in the old days. I made it to paradise, hey, King of Dots. King of the Dots is here. Oh, he was, he was trying to appease the Southern states. So he was being like, it was the 19th century version of political correctness. He didn't want it. He wanted to make nice, nice with the Southern states. So he came up with an idea to send the slaves back to Africa. That could be it. That could be it. Yeah, but you're a conservative, Brian. I know you're living in Florida for a while, but you're a Northeast and Yankee just like I am. You don't have to believe everything the Southern to say. Next Kennedy, yeah, right. Stop the nuclear threat, go blow Joe. The next Kennedy. What are you drinking there, James? Oh, I'm having ginger ale to settle my stomach. Is that Canada dry? Yeah. Read the ingredients on that since you have it in front of you. Let's just hear what's in that thing. Should be a little comedy. I have to get my magnifying glass. No, I'm only messing though. I'm sure it's probably just carbonated water, high fructose corn syrup and some dyes, maybe. Yeah, you know, I don't drink this all the time. I haven't had soda in a year. And this is the lesser of all the evils when it comes to soft drinks. You know, James, I can't get it in its peace, right? If I'm inside, there's stuff going on inside. I come outside, the dog's going crazy. Why? Yeah, but the dog looks like it's barking at nothing. Because there's over here, over this fence is the neighbor's house. And sometimes that dog, they have a dog and sometimes the dog is over there. So he can hear it running around over there. And then I have a plane. So I live very close to like a very small airport that people with their all little private planes take off and land from. So you hear that plane flying overhead. So this is like, you know, there's a lot, you know, for a, how should I put it? You're into suburbs, but you're in a semi-rural suburb. There's certainly a lot of racket for a semi-rural suburb. It's normally quiet, but you hear those planes fly over. Yes, because we're live. The dogs got a part of the store. I could be out here just reading a book and he wouldn't be doing any of this stuff. Hey, come on. It's like what Ronald Terrio says, right? Wait, what did? He's got sex offenders in a Section 8 building. You're in a kind of a, you're in a Buffalo ghetto, it sounds like. I'm sorry to hear that, Brian. I'm sorry to hear that, but you're in a Buffalo version of a project. If Brian wanted to come on, we'd love to hear a story. This is terrible. What's happening? It's horrible. You know, I have a website, Brian, government website that lists every single Section 8 apartment building in the United States, every state, everywhere. What is there, an airport near you? I hear like, hmm, buddy, let's go. Probably three-ish miles away, it's called Harvey Field. It's what I would call like a hobby airport. So it's these small little Cessna airplanes. So imagine if you had some money and you owned your own airplane and it was a hobby, that's pretty much all these guys do. It's a hobby. So they basically go there, they take off, they fly around, they land. But I'm right in the flight pattern and it just, yeah, it is what it is. It sucks. But it's kind of nice too. I like the sound of those engines, it's kind of soothing. What did Bart Robinson say? Well, I didn't know Bart Robinson's part of New Jersey had high taxes. And that's pretty bad. What about, instead of Florida, what about a nice dry heat like Tucson, Arizona, excuse me, or New Mexico or, oh, do you know that a lot of those homes in the residential section of Las Vegas are discounted? They're foreclosed because they were owned by casino employees, resort employees that were laid off and they're discounted and they're boarded up and you can get a bargain. Absolutely, you know, James, I know a lot of people that have relocated to Las Vegas for that very reason. The weather now, okay, granted, for maybe three months of the year, roughly, the heat is unbearable, right? But you have no threat. There we go. Hello, Ronnie. What's up? Hey, Ronnie, good evening. James, what's up? Jason, good to see you. Hello, it's been a long time. I'm coming in good, you can hear me? Yeah, perfectly. Yeah, it's good. The only thing is that lamp is... It's actually a fish tank. Oh, the fish tank. Yeah, isn't it amazing how much glare it puts out? It's like... There is quite a glare. What kind of light do you have? Yeah, I can probably work on that, give me a sec. Yeah, but what kind of light do you have on? You're gonna have algae problems. I think it's just a regular light. We don't want to do, James, if I'm gonna... I'm gonna try to do more of these, by the way. I need to get some of those little earbud, Bluetooth, because I don't know how my audio, and I could just quickly mute it if I hear a plane flying over, right? Yeah, the ear that you can get, they're not expensive. I think they're down to $20, a good pair of Bluetooth earbuds. Like the ones that BC bought. The ones that BC bought that he doesn't use. He doesn't use them. Yeah, yeah. He doesn't use them. All right, Jason, you watch baseball? I did, and I do. I came on today at five, as promised. And it turns out that Mariners game ended while we were live on the show. So the Mariners advanced to the... They advanced. The Mets lost yesterday. Yeah, I think they're winning right now. I'm about to put the game on. I know Tampa Bay lost. Tampa Bay lost, so now it's the Cleveland against the Cleveland Guardians against the New York Yankees. Yes, yes. The Indian Guardians. And I think St. Louis. I'm not sure what happened there. I know they were playing Philadelphia. Yeah, so I might go in and out of here, James, because I'm watching the game too. I'll just turn my camera on. Are the Mets a wild card this year? Yeah, the wild card game. So if they lose tonight, that's it. Oh, really? Yeah, and they had a great season. They had a stellar season, but they didn't play that great the last month, so they kind of screwed themselves. Well, I'm glad you guys were talking about baseball because I'm pissed off at what I learned. Oh, hold on, Bart pays $7,200 property tax for a small rancher here in the second third county in the state of it's fucking pathetic. James, did you know New Jersey has the highest taxes in the nation? Oh, I believe. The highest property taxes by state. Oh, I believe. It's densely popular. You know, you've got Bergen County is where I am now. You've got really super high property taxes because you've got these Ritzy neighborhoods like Upper Sallow River and Franklin Lakes and over here by me, the apartment buildings on the Hudson River, $5,000 a month rent. Well, they have that down here too, but you know, the taxes are going up because the real estate prices went up so much. Well, the taxes off the price. Then that means people that go to Florida have to go down with money because forget about a young person going down here and trying to make enough money. Maybe like 20, 30 years ago, but I wouldn't advise it now. No, not now. My sister says it doesn't even pay to get a student loan and go to college anymore. It's foolish. It's foolish. It depends what you're going to college for. If you have a guaranteed job making, you know, pretty decent money, then that's different. But if you're just going to college and taking wacko degrees that you're not going to do anything with. Technical school. Yeah, technical school is a good idea. Yeah, sure. It's more common sense. Now, speaking of plumbers that make way more money than like somebody who spent 100,000 on college doesn't have a job. You just have to be willing to be smelling and dealing with that muck. Sure. You know, me, I have a sense of something. Even like electricians, they make pretty decent money. Yeah, yeah, they're professions that never go out of style. You always need them. People always need them, always need them. All this tech stuff, you know, sometimes you don't need that shit when it comes down to it. So they'll let you go. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, let's say you had, let's just say you had only so much money and you can either pay your cable bill or you had to get a plumber to unclog your drain. What would you do, right? It's a no-brainer. You have to have working plumbing in your place of residence, right? Absolutely, right. And the garbage too, right? Think about garbage bill. Well, the garbage, now that's a dangerous job for their health because what they breathe in, they actually take years off their lives by doing that. Absolutely. You know, I have a, my wife's cousin, her husband, is in the works in the sanitation industry and I was talking to him a month ago and kind of saying, you know, tell me some stories, you know, and he actually collects dumpsters from corporations and one of the stories that he told me is because, and it's kind of a sad story, but because homelessness is such a crippling, you know, issue that we're all dealing with, he picked up a garbage dumpster and there was a man sleeping in it. Oh, God. In the dumpster. And then he ended up in the back of the truck and... I got Oscar the Grouch. And of course, right? The guy is going to sue the company So, but some rule within the company states that you have to open the dumpster before you scoop it up and dump it for safety reasons and this didn't happen to him. This was a coworker of his, but he said that everybody got talked to and you know, they had the safety manager come in and the union came in and to kind of go over the, but could you imagine that you know, you sort of feel terrible for that person that you know, he's sleeping in a dumpster. That's as best as he's got it, right? And then he gets scooped up and dumped in the back of a garbage truck. That's just, yeah. I'm sorry, man. That's terrible, right? Think about it. I mean, that's terrible. I mean, just the vision of it though. Yeah. And who was that? Was that Grover or Oscar the Grouch? It was Oscar. Grover was the blue one. He wasn't in the garbage. Yeah, he was funny. Grover had like spindly skinny arms. Hey, James, I haven't been on this in a while. How do I make the stream yard full screen? Cause I have, I have like a chat over here and there's a lot of stuff on the bottom. I can make, I can make like my screen where I'm talking to you two guys full screen, right? I know only I can do that. No, I'm not saying like that. I'm saying like where I can still see you both, but I don't have to see all the stream yard stuff on the side. That's only if you, that's only if you are the host, you have access to those. Oh, you mean like something like, hold on. Like that? Something like that? Yeah, yeah. No, you're not understanding. It's my private view on my computer. I was wondering if I could take that square where the three of us are and make that full screen on my computer. Well, take your cursor and see if there's any drop down, any drop down menus around your, around. I thought I had done this before when I used to join. Yeah. And look in the upper right hand corner and see if there's a vertical dots, like four, three or four vertical dots and that's a drop down. Don't worry about it, James. I thought it was like a simple thing. Well, King of Dots is right. Vegas is running out of water and why they kept building so many resorts. Well, they got greedy, I guess. But what happened in Las Vegas is that lawns are not legal to have anymore. Everyone has to get rid of their lawns, no more irrigation of lawns and landscaping, which is really a blessing because it's better to have those decorative multicolored pebbles and just plant cacti and succulents and date palms or something. Now you don't have any grass to cut. That's a pleasure. But still, the water is very limited. All right, now, Jason, you're a monologue. I'm gonna shut my mouth and have you do your monologue. No, I was just, I think it's probably a good time and you don't have to make me full screen. Although that looks okay. You're the star. So I think it's probably a good time to just talk about drinking in general and alcohol and how it's just a major part of adult life, you know? I guess first and foremost. It's kind of like passing from adolescence into adulthood. Exactly. I certainly remember my first taste of beer. I'm sure all of you, it's one of those things you just, maybe you were a kid or maybe you were at a party or whatever and it kind of tasted awful from what I remember, right? Did you throw up? I didn't, no. I threw up like the first few times. I had beer. Really? I didn't like beer. Actually, I would rather drink like liquor instead, like liquor that you steal from like your friends, parents, liquor cabinet or something. Yeah. But like in high school, when the first times that I had beer, I didn't like it at all. That was nasty. I threw up. Like the first few times I drank beer. Was that because you had a lot of it or just? No, it was maybe after like two. That's very interesting. I didn't like it. I mean, it's not a good taste, honestly. It's definitely an acquired taste, like you were saying. Yeah. I think that, you know, it's like, and I see King of the Dots there. I agree. For some how, the Reds. He's good. I was watching him last night. Oh, the Cincinnati Reds happened to be the oldest major league baseball team. I think they started in, I thought it was the Cardinals. 1860, there were the 1860, between 1860 and 1860. Red stockings? Yeah, the Red stockings. The Cincinnati Red stockings, they were, now getting back to what I was gonna say about baseball, their screwgrass. Grass is good for the cows. Now, do you know that the manager of the Minnesota Twins is responsible for screwing Aaron Judge out of the Triple Crown because of what he did, what he, to get his man to win the Triple Crown. What happened? The Minnesota Twins manager screwed Aaron Judge out of the Triple Crown. How so? This year? He knew everybody was like walking Aaron Judge and not pitching anything in his zone. They were pitching him outside and walking him alive. So he, the last games of the season, he gave his guy that won the Triple Crown a rest. And just sat back and watched Aaron Judge's percentage go down and... Yeah, that's not right. Yeah, by not playing, like in other words, he was ahead, his percentage rate was ahead of Aaron Judge's. So by benching him, he kept his percentage rate as is while all the other teams were not giving Aaron Judge the pitches he needed to hit. They were like practically walking him. So that's what happened. But anyway, I'm sorry. No, but Aaron Judge has now the American League record for home runs in a regular season 62 home runs. And runs batted in. I think, yeah, it runs batted in. But they, I mean, it's devious for all the teams to deliberately pitch him the way they did on purpose. That's terrible. It is. Okay, you know what? I'm gonna keep my mouth shut. So, oh, he muted himself. Okay, go ahead, monologue. Yeah, so I think it's a subject that is not easily talked about, but it impacts I think everyone's life. And that's just the subject of alcohol and drinking and the culture and the habits and all the negativity, right? You know, I dare anyone to turn on the TV tonight at any time and watch a program that has commercials, commercial interruptions. And you'll see every single commercial break is an ad for beer or wine or liquor. And it promotes people having a good time. It's a very social thing to do. But they don't show the destructive part of it, right? And I think that, you know, kind of becoming involved in the YouTube community and certainly getting to know James and all the other folks that are involved in producing content and so on. It's a very, can be a very dangerous and a downward spiral effect, right? Because one drink promotes the second drink and the third drink and the fourth drink and so on. And it's just become such a pattern and a habit for people and they really just don't know when to stop. I know in my family, several people that have been to rehab successfully and several people that have gone unsuccessfully, right? They go in with the right attitude because I do believe that alcoholism in its core is truly a disease. I do feel and I think experts have agreed that it is something that you're born with and to not everyone that drinks is an alcoholic. But similarly, it's that first drink or second drink when you're young and you're trying to impress that girl or you're at a party or you're just experimenting. Some of these traits are inherited at a very young age and then they sort of carry on into adulthood, right? And I think that the thing that's important to note is that no one can escape the destruction that alcohol will bring unless you can get it under control. There's a lot of destructive drinking out there, people that guzzle alcohol for the effect of it instead of the appreciation of it, right? Think about when you sit down to a plate of dinner, having some kind of portion control in mind instead of just eating until you're absolutely like Thanksgiving dinner every night right now, you translate that into a lot of people's social habits, they just drink to excess every single night starting very early in the morning too. And I thought that it's important to talk about this because there's probably someone in my life, there's probably someone, James in your life, Ronnie, your life perhaps, or someone that we know that has a problem that we just want to say something but we don't say something, right? And the guilt that you might have if something happens to this person knowing that you maybe could have done something to help them, but you didn't and you see the destructive behavior and you can see the pattern starting to overtake their life, right? So I guess to sort of end my little speech this week is to say, it's not too late to maybe save that person. I think that these people that are destructive drinkers, deep down they know they have a problem but they can't, they themselves cannot overcome that destructive behavior, they need help and rarely do anyone ever ask for help. But in the end, these folks would probably be very fortunate to have someone take them aside and say, look, I think it's time that you stop doing what you're doing. You're destroying your life, you're destroying yourself. There is a better life without alcohol. And it might be a tough conversation to have with that person but I think at the end, once they've gone through the rehab process and once they've seen what life is like without it, they probably will come to you with a very emotional conversation and tell you how thankful they were that you stepped up. So... Well, back in the day, they did it with cigarettes. They glamorized it. People saw movie stars smoking cigarettes, sometimes with the long cigarette holder and they do, the advertisements are the same with booze. Marilyn Monroe used to smoke cigarettes, right? You're absolutely right, James. And I was watching a documentary, it's a very short film, but they were talking about the smoking culture, like today's smoking culture. Today's, it's basically vaping. Exactly, you're absolutely correct, okay? So it used to be people would smoke and that would be cool and stuff. Now, kids, young kids, somehow are getting addicted to jewel and all these other chemicals and the long-term nature and effect and impact of these things are not really known, right? And honestly, the cigarettes might be a better option than the vaping long-term. Correct, correct. Especially for kids, you know, these teenagers. Exactly. So, you know, I know that they've talked about, certainly in the state of Washington, here where I am, they increased the age. So you used to be able to, up until very recently, you could buy cigarettes and other tobacco products at 18. Now they raise that age to 21. Yeah, they did that in New York too. This is cute, this is fine. What King of Dots just said about the, oh man, diversity even during a drought, multi-colored pebbles. Hey, they're attractive. You know what they, where else they use multi-colored pebbles? You know, you ever hear of zen gardens? It's some kind of Asian thing where you take special rake and you make different designs in the pebbles and then you spoke to meditators, you're supposed to stare at it. I don't know what it does besides making you close. I've heard of it. James, are you talking about like fruity pebbles? No, remember when I was talking about the drought, you know, a grass bean. Oh, yes, yes. In Las Vegas, the grass is not allowed anymore because everybody is wasting a lot of water irrigating their lawns. Being that it's a bone-dried desert, you know, it's part of the Mojave. So they can't have lawns anymore to waste water on. So I said, well, it's a blessing get the multi-colored pebbles and plant cacti succulents. There's a lot of houses in Florida that don't have lawns. They do the same thing. Not because they can't have it, but it's just hard to maintain. Well, the grass fun, the grass in Florida where there is grass, it's different. It's like this thick, sharp, thick, it's actually, I think you call it crab grass. It's like, it's sharp. That's how I knew of it. Yeah, it's very sharp. Yeah. Like you step on it barefoot and you'll hurt your feet. Yeah, it's bristly, it's bristly. It's like. It's stronger. It's stronger. Right, and because it has to be too. Because it's. Yeah, those grass blades are very thick. Saw grass. That's it. It's, I thought of it as crab grass, but like a strong version of crab grass. It's just, it's just bigger and stronger. Is it Bermuda? Is that the? It's a species of grass that can withstand the radiation in South Florida, the Sunday UV rays. Yeah, there is like regular, what do we call regular grass? That's not like that also. And I think that one is more susceptible to being burned. Yeah, the golf courses. The golf courses in some houses have a natural, I don't know everything about like. Yeah. Well, you're dealing with Florida, you're dealing with heavy rainfall every year. Every summer. Every summer. And humidity. So this, you know, it's easier for Trump to maintain his, he has a golf course at Mar-a-Larva, right? Probably, I'm sure he does. Yeah, yeah, country club. That's where all the elitists hang out at the country club. Now, are these still allowed there? Is it back open after the raid, or is he keeping it low key? I don't know. I'm, you know, I'm a little puzzled why Ivana Trump is buried at his New Jersey country club. He can't tell me right back. What if, okay. What if he, what if he decides he needs to sell it? I think it's a Bedminster or something like that. In Western New Jersey, what if he needs to sell it? So what is he gonna do? Dig up Ivana and put her somewhere else? Maybe he doesn't plan to sell it. His lawyers said that he's in real hot water financially. I mean, we'll see. We'll see. We shall see. But anyway, let me. What were we talking about before? We're talking about alcoholism. Yeah, what was that about? Were you trying to make a... Well, he was talking about, he was talking about if you have a friend or a relative that is an alcoholic and it's better to have the intervention and even though they might get, well, they will get upset then for something to happen to them and then it's too late. That's what he was trying to say. So is this for any particular person or talking in general? Well, I know I have a family member who has to take medication for alcoholism. And there are, there's one or two people maybe that we know of that has a drinking problem. And I don't like to mention names because I don't want to embarrass anybody. Sure, sure. Yeah. Where is this? James, have you been marching any wrestling? Well, yeah. I've been watching wrestling? Yes, I have been watching wrestling. And sometimes I really pay attention to it depending on the match. And sometimes it's just background noise to me. I... I was watching some AEW show last night. They have a show at 10 o'clock on Fridays. Yeah, rampage, they were on for two hours. Yeah, they have like, I guess, the 10 to 11 and then there was a bonus show. It was kind of like a free pay-per-view, I guess. It was an hour long though. Well... But I didn't, I didn't watch that. I was just watching the first one. Well, the problem is that... I didn't catch my attention that much but I was kind of tired anyway. Well, Tony Khan, whose father owns the Jacksonville Jack Wars. Yeah. I think he's treating AEW like it was a video game for his amusement because... It's silly, right? Yeah, he doesn't have any pro wrestling background. And what he's doing is he has too many belts. He has tons of title belts. And it's hard to understand what all of them mean. Like, what's the importance of it? Or where does it stand, you know, on the totem pole? Yeah. What's like, what's the trios championship? You know, that's when I contacted my friend Anthony Laura, who's watching, I says, Anthony. What the hell was this trios championship? Oh, so you were wondering the same exact thing, isn't it? Yeah, it's a six-man tag team. Now they have... I guess trios means three. So that's three. So does that mean they have three belts? That was kind of like a thing in Mexico, I know. Where they do that in the Mexican pro wrestling. So I guess if you're one of the hardcore fans that are into filing everything, like, I think a lot of the AEW fans are like that. So they probably know about the Mexican wrestling federations. Oh, I didn't know that the Lucha Libre had a trio. I believe they do, yeah, yeah. I've heard that term before. Because Tony Kant, you know, it's like it waters down quite extreme value of the belts. I mean, everybody can't have belts. I mean, he's got so many damn belts, the Ring of Honor World Championship. That was a thing with Russo, right? Where he wanted, when he was writing wrestling, he wanted everybody to be important, so he made more and more belts. Like, that's when the European championship came out. Yeah, now there's a North American championship in NXT. I mean, see, this is the problem. When you, when you honor- Now, is this true? What are you saying right here? That's interesting. Yeah, it is on now, pay-per-view, yes. He's right. See, I really haven't, I haven't been following WWE like really at all. Not at all. I mean- I know, Vince McMahon- Not everybody, not everybody can be honored and revered. It has to be for, in order for the winner in order for the person who's cream rises to the top, you have to have losers. I mean, if you don't have- Go look at WCW, right? It's like, let's say Little League Baseball. And the father who gets involved with everything and he's yelling at the coach and he's saying, how come my son's on a bench? Well, the coach doesn't come out and tell the truth. Say, well, your son is really not good. Mm-hmm. He really is. And the point is you're trying to win the game. Right. That's the whole point of being there. Right. Now, there has to be failures. Otherwise, the person that's on top doesn't have to be valued. If a player is not good enough, well, I don't know. Maybe in like Little League, you don't have to try out to be on the team, right? I mean, it's like you can't be too hard on them. It's like the ridiculous participation trophies. That's what they give them, right? It's like, yeah, like, you know, oh, you're all winners. Like I'm a Seinfeld and the woman goes, you're all winners. No, you're not all winners. You can't. Life doesn't work that way. So, but anyway, we're just talking about pro wrestling. Actually, James, speaking of pro wrestling, there was a female wrestler that died. She was only 30 years old. Recently? Sarah Lee or something, her name. She died yesterday. Oh, I thought that was Sarah Lee from the pound cake, from the audience. I don't know. That was an actual female wrestler. I thought it was the Sarah Lee that I see in the store. Frozen pound. Only 30 years old. She says some, he says some pro wrestler named Sarah Lee, 30 year old female died. Well, the mortality rate is sadly. So what's on the card tonight with the extreme rules, you know? Oh, it's a lot of good matches, man. That's cool that they've been putting them on Saturday nights instead of Sunday now, right? Well, yeah, you're right about that. I've noticed the past few times that it used to always be Sunday, but I mean, Saturday night's cool like you can have a couple of beers and watch the pay-per-view. With AEW, Wednesday at 8 PM is dynamite, AEW dynamite. OK, that's from 8 to 10 PM. And then Friday after SmackDown goes off, which is 10, from 10 to 11, there's usually rampage. But this time, they have two hours. Now, do you watch on Friday nights, you watch both shows? Yeah, I watch both shows. And like I said, depending on how funny and entertaining the promos are and the little skits that they do, storylines, if the match is really good, I'll pay attention. If it's nonsense, I'll just use it. I've found a lot of times with SmackDown, it doesn't catch my attention. I play on the phone, and I use the wrestling as background noise. Do you ever get just sick of it and turn it off? You know, I've never did that to wrestling before. Really? I have, I have. No, like, well, I'll do it. I'll just change the channel, you know? Well, I'll change it. And I'll put on the Ancient Aliens or the unexplained. That's what I'm saying. William Shatner, yeah, watch that. Just change the channel to something else. So you said you never did that before. Well, when the wrestling is on, I never did that. But I could easily put on Ancient Aliens or something like that and actually learn things. Yeah, there's a lot of times when I'm watching wrestling, and I'll just check it out. I'm loyal enough that I'll check it out because I know what time it's on. But I'm just not interested in it after maybe the couple of segments. I see I'll just turn it off. That happens quite a bit, you know? Especially with SmackDown was like, boring, man, you know? Sometimes, sometimes it is quite boring. The Baron Corbin character, I really don't like. I find him very boring. Happy Corbin? Yeah, that's just stupid. The happy shit was just done. It makes him look like a joke. Games one, the Vince McMahon. Is he officially out? Yeah. Yeah, he retired. He's a 7. But didn't he have some sexual harassment? Yeah, but so he gave up his chairmanship. He still owns the majority of the stock, but he doesn't own stock where he would have like an executive-type position. OK. So he's still financially invested in the company, but he's not really given input on anything. He's retired, that's it. James, I saw that you had a screenshot of a leader of the Green Party. No, that's not Green Party. Did you hear about the Forward Party? Yeah, Andrew Yang. Yang. What happened? He was interviewed by Chris Cuomo on his new show. Was he? And he created a party called the Forward Party. How did that go? How'd the interview go? It was pretty good. I saw an interview with him on CNN, believe it or not. And he's really pushing this forward. He's pushing. It was actually it was pretty good, the CNN. I don't remember the guy it was, but the anchor was grilling him on what his beliefs were in the Forward Party, he's like, well, we believe in the middle road or something like that. But he would never say what he really like, what his stance is on anything. He just says that he's middle road. Yeah, that's not for me. That's not for me. We already got a middle road guy in there, Joe Biden. Hey, Tav, tell these people what you know. Tav's a Q-tip guy. Q-tip. Yeah. Tell these people what you know about the chemical that they put in Budweiser. You were saying something on Ronald's show about what chemical you heard, a formaldehyde or something? Yeah, I brought it up. Yeah, Tav is the one that mentioned it. Formaldehyde? Yeah, somebody that works for Anizor Bush came clean and mentioned what chemical they put in the beer, the macro beer that they don't list on the can. Maybe Tav could clarify it in a comment. You got to ask Terrio about that. No, Tav is the one that brought it up. I'm saying exterio. He knows all about the beers. Yeah, but he doesn't say anything bad about the top American beers. Not like Coors and Miller and Budweiser. He's very corporate American. Well, he wears the t-shirts, like the Coors t-shirt. Yeah, maybe they throw him some gifts every now and then. I think they do actually. Hasn't he said that Jason in the past that he gets freebies from the companies? OK, here you go. The chemist in Jacksonville at Budweiser said they use a formaldehyde-like substance to preserve the beer. Yikes. That's embalming fluid, isn't it? Is it? I don't know. Yeah, yeah. Tav, can you tell us if that's embalming fluid? Is that the same thing? Formaldehyde, yeah. Rollins versus Riddle, Edge versus Finbalde. Bianca Belair against Bailey, ladder match. Liv Morgan against Rousey. Drew McIntyre against Karrion Cross. Thank you, Darryl. Thank you, Darryl, yeah. Rollins, Riddle could be decent. Like, go back to it. I just wanted to run, I was still looking at it. My friend was a massage therapist and worked on her. What do you mean, you massage her? Worked a friend. My friend was a massage therapist and worked on her. So I asked him to ask her if they put formaldehyde. That's funny. Yeah, sounds like a friend. You know, speaking of massage therapy and massage parlor, you know, so you're embalmed and you're still like a king over the dots. King over the dots, yeah. Go back to Darryl Mosiah's, I think, Ronnie. Yeah, we wanted to see the matches, James. So, yeah, Rollins, Riddle would be good. So maybe the formaldehyde went to your balls. Edge, Baylor, whose ball? Maybe your genitalia is preserved like a cadaver. You know what's interesting? It doesn't sound like, sorry, I was just going to say that that card, like a couple of interesting matches, but it doesn't sound that interesting. Well, wrestling needs severe transfusion. An overhaul, right? They need an overhaul badge. Would you say the whole industry or like just especially WWE? The writers. The writers. They bring Russo back? Russo. I watch Russo's videos. I watch Jim Cornets. And I watch Dutchman Tells videos. Those three guys are very good. Eric Bischoff? No, Bischoff, man. I saw that I watched the documentary about Bischoff. He's, Bischoff was a salesman in Minneapolis. He was selling things out of a trunk of his car. And he kept nagging Vern Ganya, the AWA, American Wrestling Association. He started in Minnesota. Yeah, he wanted to be a pro wrestling announcer. I think the Bischoff started at one of the last years, the AWW. Yes, when Gene Oculin left for Vince, OK, got a 1980s. Gene Oculin went to the WW. Eric Bischoff didn't take his Gene spot. Is that what happened? Well, on the AWA. Did he really? Yeah. But he kept on bugging the Garnias. I want to be an announcer. I want to be an announcer. He made him an announcer just to get him off their back. And what happened was, in the future, after the AWA went on there, went out of business, petered out. That was like 1990? Yeah, what happened was Eric Bischoff was hired by WCW. And Greg Garnia said to him, could you hook me up? Could you give me a job with them? And the son of Vern Garnia, because they worked together and they gave him his first break into the business. They gave Eric Bischoff his first break. So what happened? Eric Bischoff sat on the phone, yeah, yeah, hook you up. Fly into Atlanta and we'll meet up and I'll introduce you to whoever. At that time, Ted Turner was the owner. And before he saw the Time Warner, who totally screwed up WCW. Yeah, it became AOL Time Warner. And yep. So I think that was 2000. Yeah, he was full of shit. He never did anything for Greg Garnia at all. And meanwhile, the Garnias are the ones that got Eric Bischoff involved. But there's a lot of shoot interviews and videos on YouTube. Everybody's a know-it-all. What's going on? Cheap beer, eats holes in your brain. Yeah, so does Amoebas and mad bad cow disease. Cheap brains eat jokes in my beer supply. Hey, where's Sid? I kind of missed those comments from Sid. Well, Sid is like a hit and run. Sid comes in like a bow in a china cabinet. And he makes a whole bunch of comments. And then he vanishes. I think Sid said Joe Biden is a feminist. Yeah, he is a neoliberal. James, do you think that he will run in 2024? Who, Biden? Yeah. No, he might be. We all might be dead by then. That's true. We should go on to nuclear war next tomorrow. So I guess if he doesn't run, then, who's the front runner, James? I don't know, man. Murphy? Murphy. Drop tick, Murphy. I think, Moefi, Moefi. I think that the Newsome is the best man in the world. Kamala Harris is not qualified to be president of the United States. I'm sorry. Newsome, Newsome from California is getting a big spotlight. Newsome, well, he's got the look, nice hair. He's Nancy Pelosi's nephew, right? Is he really? I believe so. Yeah, Nancy Pelosi is from the Italian section of Baltimore. At Inner Harbor, where the Italian. Her dad was the mayor of San Francisco or something like that. Well, her husband is from San Francisco. I think something with her dad, too, though. I think her dad was a politician. Yeah, probably, most likely. And she's an old bag, and she insists that I'm being speaker at a house for the second time. She kept on nagging, speaking of nagging. She kept on nagging, you know, but she wanted to be speaker at a house. And she's wacky. She shakes when she talks. Yeah, she's like almost like a Parkinson's. For some reason, wanted to go to fight at Taiwan and provoke World War III. I don't understand what they're doing there. Binds the feminist when he's taking showers with his daughter? Really? Yeah, there you go. Yeah, that's a rumor. I don't know if it's substantiated. What the fuck? Well, I know he liked to have the kids pet the hair on his legs in the swimming pool. I know. Have you heard about that, Jason, whether they're about if those rumors are true or what? That's the thing, you know. But Biden actually said that. He actually did say that when he was in the pool, that the kids would reach their hands and rub the hair on his legs. Yeah, it's a real interview. He actually did say that. I don't know if it was an interview or whatever, but yeah, there's audio of him saying it. And then he also, you know, it's kind of funny because he's nearly the king of one-liners. He also said something to the effect of something about poor kids or just as... Just as... What was that for? I don't want to get it wrong. Or just as... Yeah, poor black kids or something. He made a cop. But it was funny. It was real funny, but it wasn't... Black kids are just as poor as white kids or something. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, again, I don't want to get it wrong. Now, you see what Tab said? This was my hunch right along about prisons, especially privatized prisons. Yeah, as is free, legal, slave labor. Yep, yep, getting... She was the top cop in California, man. She wasn't about... What's it called? Defunding the police? She is police. She's top police. So look at that. Yeah, you know, getting inmates to work for free. That's legal slave labor. I think they pay him like 25 cents an hour. 25 cents an hour. Yeah, in 2022. Well, how old was she? Do you think King of Dots, when he showered with her? I think I said like 13. That's way too old. You know, when he used to inhale all these young girls from behind, stick his nose in their scalp. There's lots of videos of that weird shit, yeah. Yeah, he bends down to a little five-year-old girl and there smells their hair. Yeah, I forgot about that. Yeah, and maybe he was trying to grind them. No, he just wants the smell of the hair. Yeah, but did you see how the media never focused on that? Oh, tell your daughter I got my kazoo. James, she would love... Here, come here, Jenny. Maybe you could put yourself on a full screen. We could see. Okay, now, if you could, she's right here. She loves it. Oh, James, that was fantastic. Oh, James, that's brilliant. My goodness. I gotta say, I think it was at Fandango Friday, yesterday, when you played like some Mexican song. Oh, I played Guadalajara followed by South of the border down Mexico way. Those, I wouldn't have to say that those are probably the best you've done. Oh, that sounds so good, James. Yeah, cause, you know, John Pierre was talking about his tacos and then he had Cosé Cuervo with him. And you educated them during Fandango. You razzle-dazzle them. Yeah, let me tell you the first... I'm brushing this here. Here, yeah, let me tell you the first, Jesse. You wanna say hi to James? Actually, Jenny, say hi. Maybe put us on full screen, so she can see. Oh, Buttercup is here. Oh, Buttercup is here. Hey, Jane, look, look, come here, look. Come here, come here. She just got a new toothbrush. She got a new toothbrush. I have a whole collection of oral bees that my sister gave me, all new ones. You know, oral bee, and I don't get paid by oral bee. Oral bee is the only toothbrush that I could literally use one for almost a year. I think mine is over a year without it falling apart. The bristles don't fall out. It's high quality. You know what I like, softer, I don't know about you, James, but I like a softer toothbrush. My gums are kind of sensitive. No, I get medium, you know why? Because they become soft. Over time, you're right, you're right. Because it's like, let's say you get a, you don't get an extra firm mattress. Let's say you get a regular firm mattress. Yeah. Eventually, that firm mattress is not gonna be so firm anymore. Correct. You know, but I have a memory foam now, queen-sized memory foam. It's kind of like a woman too, right? You kind of, they don't stay firm forever. They don't stay firm forever, no. And they don't stay tight, and they don't stay tight forever. See, that's why Ron E.S. is down in Florida there. He can sniff the menu down there. He can sniff the menu. Oh yeah, Jeff is always saying, Jeff thinks that Ron E.S. has all these girls and scantily clad, tong bikinis walking by the pool and everything, walking back and forth. Yes, sometimes there are. Or you should... Jeff who? Who you said? Shem Bellows. The Commodore. Commodore. The guy that shakes the hammers over his head. He has no idea. Yeah, he's... He hasn't been on in a while though on this show. Yeah, he's ultra right wing, like Colin McManaman. And he's... If anybody says anything about Trump, he gets upset. How did it go last week with Colin? I know he was on. Oh my God, I had a good thing he came on towards the end. He was trying to take over the show. Oh really? When I saw it, he was being pretty quiet. No, when he first got on. You caught, yeah, you caught that part. And then he... I know he smokes a lot. The cigarettes? Like BC, yeah. And here he puts away a lot too, alcohol. But he goes on and on about the Roe v. Wade and abortions. Well, do you egg him on though? Yeah, you probably... No, I know. It's based on what he hears me say before I bring him on. Then he tries to take over the show. Oh, so he's giving you like a rebuttal. I says, what's next? If they think a fertilized human egg is an actual baby, what's next? They're gonna say you're murdering sperm or jerking off into a tissue and throwing the tissue in the garbage. You forget. I mean, I guess it depends on your outlook, right? Depends on your outlook. It depends on your outlook. I mean, you could be... If you're in short supply of sperm and you're just jerking off, you're gonna lose them. Well, yeah, they're gonna get moided. I mean, they're gonna die. They're not... Biden was there. He's something he's weird. Yeah, what is that? James, the joke was masturbation is murder. Masturbation is murder. Oh, yeah, the evangelicals say that. Yeah, that masturbation is murder because you are essentially preventing life from happening. People believe in that. That's what people believe in. What about chickens? What about the egg or the chicken? Lamb chops and pork chops and baby bag ribs or you were murdering them too? Well, yeah, you are. How you get... You have to murder it if you're gonna be able to eat it. You gotta kill it first. You take the feathers off and you're like... Bleh! Bleh! Bleh! Bleh! You know, the best bumper sticker I think I've ever seen said, vegetarians taste better. Yeah, a vampire has said that. There's this woman. Connect to Don Seroni. Yeah, Ray Seroni. There's this woman on Twitter that keeps on forcefully pushing veganism. And I says, yeah, but I love the smell and flavor of meat. Now, I love the smell when it's cooking on a barbecue. I love the taste of it. I says, what do you want me to do? Barbecue tofu? James, do you like tofu at all? Well, tofu by itself is boring and extremely... That's why you got the point of it is that you gotta pair it with other foods. We gotta marinate. You gotta marinate. And then it brings in their flavor. That's the point of it. You gotta... It's gotta be in some kind of dry rub or sauce or it has to be marinated. Like a medley, like a vegetable medley, some, you know, input rice or rice. Yeah, like tofu pad thai is pretty good, right? Yeah. I've eaten Indian vegan food, vegan recipes and they're delicious. Yeah, like... What about like a thai? I like thai food, but it's just too many stews on the thai menu. Everything is like a stew. I like stew. I love the thai fried rice with the pineapple crab. I had crab meat, thai pineapple crab fried rice. And the thai... Boy, that sounds really good. Was that imitation crab though, James? No, it was real. That pollock or whatever that stuff is called, right? I can tell the imitation. You see the little orange flecks. Yeah. Now, Trump University tab, did you know that Donald Trump promised to take graduation photos with all the graduated students? But what happened was he had a car... There was a cardboard cutout of Donald Trump and they took... Oh, seriously, they took the photo with the cardboard cutout. That's funny. That is true. Is that a true story? That's a true story, James? Yeah. Yeah. Is it or not? Or is it a joke? No, it's real. All right, let me... Let's hear it, Jesse. Okay. Bro, Jesse and I'll be right back. I'll be right back. You know, I love these rams and I like to tell you all that I don't do them with notes or any purpose. Hold on. The screen share disappeared. I'm so... I'm gonna mute myself too, James. I'll be right back. I'm so overwhelmed by the levity of what's going on here. That... Woo-fa. I forgot that... There we go. Hi, Governor Jesse Venter. I'm die, first, then quit. You know, I love doing these rants and I like to tell you all that I don't do them with notes or any prepared speeches or anything like that. I do them from the heart. They come from my heart and soul and I speak on a subject. And I've got one today I need to talk about. I think I can solve a problem for the United States of America. And you know, I'm pretty good at that now and then and that's why people want me to run for president all the time because I have something called common sense. And I can look at a problem and apply common sense to that problem. Let's look at a situation we're facing right now, the state of Florida. It is a mess. And it's a mess through no one's fault necessarily, not Democrat, not Republican. It's a mess because of a hurricane. It is gonna require cleanup beyond belief down there. And Governor Ron DeSantis has to lead this cleanup. Who's gonna clean all this up? Well, I know who can do it. How about all those people sitting at our border from Venezuela, from Nicaragua, all these refugees that want to come to America and they want to become American citizens and they wanna live the American dream. We're gonna need a ton of bodies in Florida to clean up this mess. They could help us through this disaster. Don't you think that would make them feel good coming into a new country and being looked at and said, please help us. We need your help because we do. Now, let's look at it from our position for a minute. How would people feel about these refugees coming here? We took refugees from Vietnam, we take refugees from all over the world, but it seems from Central South America, we don't want the refugees. Well, if they come here and help us clean up Florida, wouldn't that be a good welcoming to their new citizenship in the United States of America? You shipped them up to Martha's Vineyard, or you better ship them to yourself right now, Ron, because it's you who needs the help. Ron DeSantis, will your ego get in the way or would you accept help from these immigrants? They're there ready to work if we'll let them. Well, actually, the Ron DeSantis came out and said, most of the relief workers helping out the hurricane victims are Hispanic. And a lot of them are refugees, I think, originally. I think I've heard that. Oh, wow, it makes a good point. Yeah, but I'm saying, I think just a couple of days ago, it was actually said that a lot of the workers are refugees and so yeah, that was said already, which is interesting, anyway. Yeah, yeah, I think you made a really good point. Now this one, this one seems interesting. This is his newest one, just to get them done with. Hi, Governor Jesse Ventura here again for Diverse Men Quit. We're in the election season and we see all these candidates and I love seeing the candidates who have to tie themselves to being Christians. They have to wear it on their sleeves. They have to let everybody know they're a Christian and usually they fall under the Republican Party. For 16 years, I was brought up as a Christian. I was indoctrinated in the Christian religion. I don't accept it today. I'm an agnostic atheist today, but I look back and I go and I learned a great deal about Jesus and Christianity and in reading about him, isn't it the job of Christians to follow Jesus, their leader? Aren't they supposed to do the old quote, what would Jesus do? Governor Abbott in Texas and the governor of Arizona, I forget his name now and of course, Governor DeSantis in Florida, they all espion to be Christian leaders and good Christians and yet, do they really act like Christians? Do they behave like Christians? The day you do policy like a Christian would, it seems to me all these people, these immigrants trying to get across the border, they're sure not treating them the way Jesus would. Do you think Jesus would take advantage of them and use them for political cannon fodder? Do you think Jesus would round them up and ship them off to Martha's vineyards or round them up and ship them to the vice president's doorstep to make a political statement? Is that what Jesus would do? I don't think so. I think it's not Ron DeSantis, Greg Abbott, I think they need to go back and reaffirm themselves as Christians again because if you're a Christian, you're supposed to follow the teachings of Jesus Christ. I highly doubt if Jesus would treat these people at the border in the manner these three governors who are supposedly Christians are treating them. I guess it's the old cliche, you don't let religion get in the way of politics except when you need to use religion to get elected. Right boys, that's right to you three governors. Quit being Christians and be what you truly are, politicians. Well, I would go ahead and say that I think he's right, especially with that last line. A politician truly can't really be a Christian in all sense of the word. And a billionaire like Jeff Bezos, who you never hear about Jeff Bezos of Amazon giving to charities. Well, what Jesse right here is talking about specifically though is politicians and he's right that in my opinion, or I think basically you can tell, how is a politician, any politician, any of them, honestly, going to be a Christian? Well, it's not a Christian lifestyle. A real Christian. If you're a politician or a billionaire. It's not a Christian lifestyle. Or if you're a capitalist as a multi-billionaire. I don't think a politician run lives a Christian lifestyle. No, a capitalist possibly could. You're a small-time mom and pop, that's a capitalist. They can have a Christian value. You're also middle class. Small companies, Main Street, mom and pops. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Professional. A politician, no. And even I would even say the mayor of that small town or city. Even the mayor, he's a politician. He's already in that sphere, you know? Yeah, well, the thing with politicians that are establishment politicians is they, often they need the campaign funding and they take a little more than they really should. And then what happens when they get elected? They owe favors, they owe big favors. Yeah, I think more than taking the money is owing the favors because they hold the power so they can hand the favors out. Now, I just wanna say that now that the sun is dipping, has dipped, Mr. Jason Cleveland really has a pre-Halloween-ish autumn fireside, I mean bonfire chat. It looks good, man. It looks really good. Let's get a bird's eye. I actually thought about that, James. I'm like, well, I could go live from my office, but why not step outside and have a fireside chat? In fact, I've got my Seattle Mariners blanket here in honor of their wine. Is it a little chilly there? It is. You know, we've had the driest summer on record. We haven't had any rain. In about four months, which for Seattle area, it's record breaking, right? So today it was in the mid-70s, which for October, first week in October, we're normally scratching, barely scratching 60. So for us to be this warm, it's unseasonally warm. There's no real rain until the end of the month too. So we've got a lot of wildfire smoke. Thankfully, it's kind of pushed out, but today this morning it was pretty bad. That's funny you say that, because for me it's the opposite. So where we're like a month advanced as far as the cooler weather coming in. And that's because of what the hurricane brought. You know, the after effects, it brought the temperature down. Not so much, the temperature, it's really the humidity went down a lot. So it's pretty comfortable outside now. So when you say the temperature's down, like- No, it's actually, I think I was wrong about that. It's more sort of humidity than the temperature. So the humidity has dropped a lot. I see. Temperature just like a couple of degrees. But so with the humidity going down, it's a lot cooler. It's really nice to actually be outside right now. As far as compared to being really hot. Well, he's got a heavy flannel. Yeah, what's talking about here? Sure. Oh, here. Yeah, yeah. Well here it's really nippy. He's probably in the low 40s right now. Wow, James. Yeah, but you know, you got the flames. You got the wine. You got a nice- Yeah, have a glass of wine. Cheers, Ronnie. Cheers, James. Did you finish your- Well, I think- Well, the two Jesse Ventura videos I already played- No, I want to comment on the last one. Okay. You know, I might just say- About Christianity? Yeah, I might just say as a broad statement. Yeah. If you want the truth, Jesse Ventura is probably as close to it as you can get, right? You know why? I say so. You know why? Because he doesn't have any personal gain to not speak the truth, right? He's not trying to tell you something that you want to hear and then changing his mind behind your back kind of thing, right? So he, it's in his best interest to really speak the truth to kind of talk about what's on his mind. And I agree with what he's saying. These politicians, and you know, you might even label them career politicians are using people and it's an unfortunate circumstance that they're doing this, but they're using people for their personal gain because, you know, let's not forget that these people are fleeing the country that they're from, wherever it may be for a better life, right? And they're essentially just being used as political pawns, which is an unfortunate, extremely unfortunate circumstance. So what Jesse was saying at the end of that video and I was able to catch it was, you know, would Jesus send these people all around the country to send a message or would he do the right thing, the Christian thing and love others as our own, right? Yeah, well, they don't walk to walk, talk to talk. Now, I guess- You know what I thought, could it, go ahead, go ahead. No, I was just gonna say one thing there to counterbalance that though, I did hear someone, a friend of mine, give the argument that, well, Biden's doing the same thing. He's sending these people in the middle of the night on airplanes to unknown locations. I don't know if that's true or not, but I guess the, just the reality of the situation is there is a bit of a crisis. The whole system is not set up to handle this many people coming in on a daily basis. So they do need to be tended to, but does that mean you get a charter plane, you send them to Martha's Vineyard? Absolutely not, right? I mean- Well, that was most definitely a political stunt. For sure. And that could be positive or negative. And to Kamala Harris's front door, you know. Did that really happen? Yes, they sent a bus, like two bus loads of migrants arrived at Kamala Harris's front door. Now, she lives in the vice president is within the Navy- Her private? Well, no, because she's the vice president. She lives in the vice president's house, which is within the US Naval grounds. It's a federal site, secured site. So when I say her front door, it's really the gate to enter the US Navy Academy or- I didn't know, I mean, in Annapolis, Maryland, that's the US Naval Academy, or is it another base? I think that's it. And so her house is somewhere in the Navy Academy. That's where the vice president's house is. Wow. And what a bus dropped off migrants there? Two bus loads, yeah, from Texas. From Texas. All right, so they sent the bus from Texas, right? To there? Right. Ron DeSantis sent an airplane, right? Correct, an airplane. Marcia's Vineyard? That's right. And I heard that it was actually like a nice plane and they were in pretty good condition there. Oh yeah, they were given meals and cell phones, and yeah, I mean, it's certainly not- That's crazy, man. Hey, what the fuck is that? What's going on? What is even going on here? I saw Tab's comment there. That's where I saw it too, the Washington Post, I think. What the article was, huh? You know, if I take a plane from here to like New York, it's like $300 or more. Wow. And it might not even be that nice. I'm cramped up with other people. You're flying to LaGuardia? What? Are you flying into LaGuardia? Probably not, I don't like LaGuardia. If anything, JFK in Queens, but I tried to stick to not even going to Queens in going to what's called MacArthur Airport. That's in Long Island. Yeah, that's closer to where your folks are. Yeah, on the island, yeah. I didn't even know that there's an international, there's an airport that can come- I don't think it's international. But it's MacArthur Airport, named after Douglas MacArthur. Douglas MacArthur, yeah. Have you guys ever experienced any severe turbulence while flying? I have. Yeah, it happens. I don't think I've ever, not severe, it probably wasn't severe. Going to Venezuela, Margarita Island. Well, to Caracas, going to Caracas, Venezuela before Margarita Island, it was bad turbulence where the plane was diving. You went to Venezuela, Jim? Yeah. That's not a good experience, is it, to have all that turbulence? Yeah, no, no, the plane was diving where my body was pulling up on the safety belt. My body was like, going up. James, what are you drinking? Oh, I'm finishing up the Johnny Walker Double Black from Fandango Friday show. Fandango Friday, I gotta catch that one of these days. Yeah. Well, now you can use hard liquor, not just liqueurs, I'm just finishing it up. I got pumpkin beers, one of which I'm gonna bring on Ronald's show. Are you doing the Wednesday show as well? Yeah, this Wednesday is pumpkin beers. All right, so you're getting into it, you're getting into it, huh? Well, you know how you do the Wednesday show, right? No, I know, because there are theme shows and then you gotta go crazy looking through. Although James, this last Wednesday was Wildcard Wednesday. Yes, yes it was. But you had other matters to attend to. Yeah, I couldn't, well, no, I, yeah, yeah, yeah, you know what? I couldn't do Wildcard Wednesday, I had something for it, but I couldn't do it because in preparation for the colonoscopy Thursday, I couldn't drink anything red. I couldn't drink any, I couldn't eat solid food, no fiber, not even milk. I just have broth, chicken broth, whatever, beef broth. And water, of course. I think I could drink fruit juice, but nothing red. And I had wine, so I couldn't bring the red wine on, so that's why I didn't make it. And then I was drinking this horrible liquid to clean myself out. So I was spending a lot of time on the commode and that's it. And then when it was done, then I gorged myself on lots of good solid food when I got back. But I'll tell you one thing, the anesthesia gave me a great sleep. That was one hell of a nap. What did they give you, James? I don't know, but they, it was a, I saw them injecting this huge syringe full of liquid into me, into my arm. And before you know it, I was out like a light. And then when I woke up, I felt so refreshed. So whatever they gave me was nice. You know, sometimes like a cat nap, what I mean, how long were you out for an hour maybe? Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Sometimes being under anesthesia, you're right. It's the best sleep. Yeah, nothing beats that, right? When you wake up, you feel like energized, like you feel different than if you were, if you were sleeping, tossing and turning and having dreams and nightmares and tossing and turning and then the alarm goes off and some people will smack the snooze button a couple of times. That's a different, that's not, that didn't have the same feeling as waking up from anesthesia. That's the same thing, you know? But I thought, I thought I was gonna be walking bow-legged when I got home, you know, I don't know what kind of contraption they put up my ass. You know, to do that. So, yeah, let's get a little, let's have a little humor. Well, thankfully I only had two polyps, I mean three, three polyps, which is a benign, it's like a cyst, it's a benign growth, but you know, I never had one before. Now they're recommending people 45 years old to start having colonoscopies and I never had one and all the years to have three polyps, I was extremely lucky. You're very fortunate, James. I was extremely lucky. I had to work with a lady. It's a pretty sad story, she was a nice person, she really loved decorating for the holidays, so any holiday, especially Halloween, she had the most elaborate collection of Halloween decorations, she would put them up in the office and she was a single lady and she had two cats and she lived by herself and she saved all her money, you know, worked hard, saved all her money and you know, she probably was early fifties, maybe 53 contracted colon cancer and went through all the chemotherapy and you know, just couldn't save her life. She died probably, I would say a year after getting cancer and you know, she just never spent any money, right? You know, always, you know, kind of just wore very basic clothing, had a car, very basic car, didn't go anywhere, didn't do anything and because she said that she wanted to retire, you know, when she was 60, her goal was to retire at age 60, so she was saving her pennies so that she could retire at 60 and she died at 54, 55. So young, for a woman, that's pretty damn. A lifetime of earning and saving and thriftiness and that's sad man, you know, that's why I think, you know, part of me says, yeah, you need to save for a rain of day, you need to live thrifty, you need to live well below your means and stuff and then the other part of me says, well, hell, life could be taken away from you tomorrow. I mean, you know, you sort of- I do a lot of fiber and not just starting to do it, I've been doing it. Yeah. And like if I make the organic whole grain cereal, let's say it's a steel cut oatmeal, you know, the Irish style oatmeal, I will put like two tablespoons of very coarse wheat bran and two tablespoons of ground flaxseed organic, the both of them and that is a lot of fiber. And then, you know, I mean, I feel better with the fiber. So, but then my doctor said to me, you know, you're doing a smart thing, you're doing a real smart thing with the fiber. I agree. You know, they say James too, that, you know, for folks that don't consume a lot of fiber, they can make a supplement with metamucil, you know, just a tablespoon of metamucil and some water, drink it every day. Well, it gels, you have to chug it. You do have to drink it very quickly. Yeah, it gels, it's made from psyllium husk. Psyllium husk, yes. Psyllium, psyllium is an excellent colon cleanser and it works very well. And James, speaking of cleansing, it was a very, you were spot on yesterday because you were mentioning how many case challenges are being done a day and the severe damage being done to the liver. And milk thistle is a natural herb that can be taken daily to help combat the rising liver enzymes, right? Well, you have to work with it, of course. You know, I mean, milk thistle extract is the most popular herb for cleansing the liver. Um, it's the liver, the liver, I guess the liver is equivalent to an oil filter and an air filter for a combustion engine. You know, it's a filter for the body. And it happens to be, I mean, with grass-fed, organically raised cattle, it happens to be one of the greatest superfoods known to mankind, will be raw, desiccated liver. Yes. And you know, it really, well, it is a filter and thank you, Daryl, messiahs, thank you. Yes, Daryl, thank you, thank you. Broccoli, I like broccoli. Broccoli is a member of the cabbage family and cabbage is high in sulfur. And sulfur is a very important mineral, antioxidant, it really is. And I ordered some organic cloves grown in Sri Lanka because the clove, I sent a video to Jason Cleveland. The clove- I think you watched that video, I didn't see it yet, James. The clove has the highest ORAC score of any known natural substance. Nothing even comes close to the ORAC score of cloves, nothing. It's- Think of the cloves, James. I knew a girl that smoked clove cigarettes. Really? And it's not tobacco, it's cloves. It's a very interesting smell. I don't know what- Good night, Bart. Good night, Bart. Thank you for coming. I don't know what she got out of it, James, but she was, she just loved these clove cigarettes. I heard about that. Well, ORAC simply means oxygen, radical absorption capacity. It's the antioxidant power or antioxidant ability of a food. And some foods that are very strong antioxidants will be like your brightly colored or dark berries, you know, anything with a bright color or a dark pigment in the skin. Like blueberry. Like blueberries or cranberries. Blackberry. Or blackberries, you know. Anything that is brightly or deeply colored pigmentation. And clove, which is a spice, is nothing comes close to it. The only thing that comes close to it, but not really close, is what- Second place is cinnamon. And I'm a big fan of cinnamon. I put that in my cereal. You know, James, speaking of cinnamon, there was, you know, these challenges that you see, right? Hey, let's do this challenge or that challenge. It was a cinnamon challenge. Take a teaspoon of cinnamon and put it in your mouth straight and see if you can swallow it, right? 100 out of 100 people. There's nobody that can't put like straight cinnamon in their mouth without, you know, like coughing. It's powerful. Using cinnamon sparingly in moderation is wonderful. I'm sure people have heard of the cinnamon buns, the hot cinnamon buns. Oh yeah. You know, and the smell of them and the flavor. Speaking of cinnamon, James, I remember you saying that your sister made some pumpkin pies that had a lot of cinnamon in them. Well, what she did was she used the turbinado sugar, which is the natural, dehydrated natural cane juice, but she used just enough. She wanted a low sugar pumpkin pie that didn't have pumpkin pie spices in it because she noticed that the store-bought pumpkin pies had a very strong, like clove. They put too much clove in it. Right. And it was over, it's usually overwhelming with the store-bought pumpkin pies. So she started baking her own and she used cinnamon and not the premixed spice, which has too much clove in it. And, you know, so you could taste the pumpkin. And that's, I loved it, man. She would bring, give me a pie to bring home, that late at night, you know, Thanksgiving dinner. And it really is good. It really is. James, we're right in that kind of, in my favorite part of the year, I think yours too, where the temperature is falling, the leaves are changing colors and these fall foods, a lot of these, they bring good memories, right? Pumpkin pie, pumpkin bread. Pumpkin bread, my, well, the old days where, when people had grandmothers that were old school, Christmas Eve, food, Thanksgiving. I mean, nobody does it like that anymore, like the old school grandmothers. You know, when you speak of grandmothers, my grandmother had all these recipes on these three by five cards, okay? And they were recipes that she had written down from her mother, and I'm sure her mother, right? You know, there's several generations. And these three by five cards, because you think about, you pull the recipe card out. This is the days before the internet, cell phones, you know, computers, they'd be making these recipes from these three by five cards that are probably 40 years old. They're really dark brown in color because they're aging. They got butter stained on them because they're looking at them while they're cooking. These are like, yeah, they don't do stuff like that anymore. I mean, it's just about, what's the latest and greatest and how do I do a spin on, I'm gonna do a spin on pumpkin pie. It's like, no, just make pumpkin pie, right? You don't have to do any spin. Just make it, you know. Well, you know, the old timers, they didn't measure any of the ingredients. They did it by sight. I know. They knew approximately what a tablespoon was. You know what I mean? They did a lot of things by sight. Isn't that just so impressive that, and people almost lived, oh, there we go. What's going on? What's happening? Mike, what's happening? What is going on? Doing good. We're talking about how the old school grandmas used to cook without even measuring anything. They knew, they did everything by sight and nobody does this for the holidays anymore like the grandmas did. Oh yeah, everybody complains about how modern women they refuse to cook for some odd reason, as a guy I cook. So, that's just nuts. And then... When you live alone, you either you love good food and you love to cook or you do add a necessity. Yep, yep. It's nice to, I don't know about you guys. I try to not do too much delivery during the week, so I try to keep it only to the weekend, but a lot of the time, just it might be only Wednesday or Tuesday evening. Think even Monday sometimes and we'll get a whole huge pizza just for absolutely no reason. Yeah, well, if it's a good pizza, a really good pizza can be a great meal if it's a good one. Absolutely. You know, look at Mike. Look, he's got the fireside chat, the bonfire going. Oh, like FDR. Yes, I'm about ready to give my fireside chat for the evening. Yeah, look at that. Now it really stands out because it's like pitch black by you in the background. I hope the light is okay. I know that the sun is already set here. It's already full darkness on the West Coast. Yeah. Oh, no, yeah, I'll show you guys. Yeah, I concur, concur with y'all. So yeah, that's had to go home already because like to go home before it's late. So check that out. Yes, it's, yep. Oh, yeah. And then there is also my new rolling machine. Oh, there it is. Oh, very nice. So you can just put up, yep, yep. Yeah, they're pretty good. Rolling is a great exercise. They are good. They are good. Is that a Peloton? That is not a Peloton, sir. That is a circuit fitness rolling machine. So all you gotta do is just to get up in the morning. Had to have a buddy of mine set it up for me, but all you have to do is just get up in the morning. Don't have to go all the way down to the boat house. You can just get up here and hop on the machine. And then already you got your administrative tasks done out of the way. It's very surreal. And then plus coming home at a good time after the day, then that's awesome too, because I'm coming home really early now. So we'll just have a bunch of time to work out. It's amazing. Not a record. Yeah, rowing is probably one of the best cardio vascular and endo muscular exercises you can do. Oh yeah. Yeah, full body workout. If you're watching the dots, if you're leaving, if you're watching to reading, do you like to read books, Mike? I do. There's a great book. It's actually a true story. It's called Boys in the Boat. And it's a true story. And I'm very proud of this, because it's in our backyard here in the Pacific Northwest. It's a true story of the University of Washington rowing team traveling all the way to Berlin in the 1936 Olympics and beating Germany and winning the gold medal. Thanks for that. It's a fabulous book. It's a true story. It's really well written. And it talks a lot about rowing and the cadence, right? Because you're basically all rowing together. And if one guy is even a quarter of a second off from the rest of the boat, there's no way, you know, it's a perfect time. I mean, it's a fabulous read. If you have a minute to read it, it's a great book. The Boys in the Boat. Boys in the Boat. We'll check the Boat book out. That sounds good. The Boys in the Boat. Yeah, you know what I have a lot of respect for? The South Pacific Islanders, they travel hundreds of miles in that dugout canoe made from like a burnt out coconut palm. They make this canoe and they're in the ocean and they got this one or they're going like this. I mean, that takes a lot of guts to travel from one island to the next in the Pacific Ocean. James, did you hear about that guy that left? I think he left New York 58 days ago and he rode all the way to Ireland on his own, a full self-sustained, 100% by himself road, literally road across the Atlantic from, look it up. You know, I don't have access to this. Oh, is that the guy in the bubble with the pedals? Yeah, so he started, right? And he finished the thing. He had this big massive beard. He rode from like New York to Ireland. And I think he did it in under 60 days. And it's one of those things where, you know, you start rowing and you're like 350 pounds, like you have to put on all this weight because you're not eating at all while you're rowing. And then he lost over a hundred pounds or something while he was rowing. And he didn't encounter any storms either. No, no storms. I think we lost Ronnie S. Oh, man. Yeah, he must have had, well, look at the long boats that the Vikings had, made a boat, you know. So I like to drink a lot of non-alcoholic IPAs and stuff. How do those taste? If they're made well, they taste really good. Right now I'm just having a fruit drink. So I'm not drinking, I'm on day, still officially only day 20 point something. I like how you put it at 20.2. Yeah, 20.2, yeah. It's, thanks, it's about just how, you know, not drinking is definitely harder than drinking, but the effects of not drinking are way more potent. For sure. Than the effects of drinking a lot of the time. Right, right, you save a lot of money and you skip any headaches, you skip any headaches. Absolutely, I did a monologue today about the pressure to drink is so great because if you sit down and you watch a television show, every single break for advertisement, they will show at least one or two beer, wine or spirit commercials. Oh, Ronnie S. is coming back. Oh, yeah, yeah, alcohol is everywhere. It's even in cafes for heaven's sake. I know, Starbucks has cold brew, yeah, Starbucks now serves alcohol. What, are you serious? Really? Yes. Why? They were all, yeah, they were already doing the coffee that looked like the Guinness, but wasn't an actual, you know, why would they do that? Yeah, what's the point? I mean, they're known as a cafe. I think it's because they just have to, because people are looking, I would almost hesitate to say people are addicted. It's a terrible, it's a tragedy. James and you and I have talked about this offline, but the community, right, the air quotes community, is it's getting dangerous. How, I mean, to start drinking alcohol at seven, eight, nine in the morning and, you know, guzzling from the minute you wake up to the minute you go down, it's dangerous. It's very, oh, like the stout Sunday people, they're like, and they brag about having hard liquor early in the morning. I mean, James, I've worked nearly all my life, worked very hard. The last thing I wanna do when I first wake up is to reach for an alcoholic beverage. I mean, think about getting up at six, seven in the morning and being just tempted to drink that early in the morning. Well, I used to be a thing, but people used to also not stop Sunday. People used to not do that in a weird way. They used to have a beer in the morning and it would like, it would power them. Now it's become like a whole thing. And the millions of people who go through Starbucks every single day, how is that a good idea? I, young people, young people. I think it, you know what, Mike, it's kind of funny because it's more of a fashion statement. Hey, I've got my Starbucks cup, you know, like look at me, look at me, see me. And, you know, that's just the power of advertising. You know, we as a society, I think we on this chat and hanging out here, we like to think that we're not swayed by advertising, but it's a powerful thing. It grips you, it grabs you, right? People look at that and they say, oh, he or she is drinking a Starbucks drink. Wow, you know, that looks cool. I need to do that. I mean, advertising, it's such a powerful thing. I think me, myself, personally, I like to think that I'm immune to it, but you know, you see a commercial and you're like, hey, yeah, that sounds great. Let's go there. Let's try that for dinner tonight, right? I mean, it's- Starbucks IPA, what the shit. Yeah? Yeah, they got their own brewery or they have a large established beer company or put their label on- James, you probably know this, but Starbucks was founded in Seattle, Washington, right? Yeah. They live in the coffee capital of the world practically. Then I heard they over roast cheap coffee beans. They burn it. It's not, yeah. I mean, it's more of a hip thing. It's more of a trendy thing, but the real fact of the matter is that Seattle is not a safe place to be right now. Starbucks- What do you mean? Coronavirus? Sorry? Coronavirus or- No, safety, actual safety. People getting shot, getting stabbed, robbed, people fearing for their lives. There are barely any Starbucks now in the city of Seattle that are open. You wouldn't think that the crime rate would be high in a place like Seattle. Like, you wouldn't, is it, do they have a poor area that's ghetto-ish? Not at all. You know what the problem is, is that the former mayor essentially told the police officers do not even respond to a call for a misdemeanor crime. Oh, screw that. So shoplifting is a misdemeanor crime. So stores are closing in Seattle and these people are openly using drugs. They're openly defecating in the streets and the current administration is just not- People are probably carrying weapons for self-defense. Yeah, James, it's almost like as if the criminals have more rights than what you have. What you have is the Deadwood South Dakota, Deadwood or Dodge City. Yes. Dressing really scary. Dressing really scary and intimidating. Yeah. What movie were you trying to watch tonight? Oh, last night I was trying to watch It's a movie called Roger Dodger from 2002. It's about a guy who meets with his nephew and kind of shows him around the city. So it's a funny movie you should watch it. I should check it out. Yeah, it's hilarious. James, do you have ever seen Roger Dodger? Yeah. You have? Nope. That's good. You'd like it. Yeah, I'm sure it's on Netflix. James, do you have Netflix? Yeah. I highly recommend watching that Jeffrey Dahmer series. Well, I saw Chris Cuomo interviewed the woman who interviewed the last person to interview Jeffrey Dahmer. That woman from Inside Edition, right? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, and she was promoting what you just said, the full interview of Jeffrey Dahmer. James, it is captivating how the whole series, now you have to feel tremendously for these victims. I'm not condoning in any way anything. No, you tortured them. You tortured them. They weren't killed in a humane fashion. And it sounded, he was saying to her that he wanted to be one with them or part of them or for them to be a part of him. And he had nothing against them. Exactly. Personally, and... But the actor that played Jeffrey Dahmer did such a fabulous job. I mean, I have to commend that gentleman's acting and his, I think this guy's going places. That he is just the likeness for what Jeffrey Dahmer, my goodness, yeah. So it's a play, a character like that. That's heavy duty talent and acting. It is, you know, I really do like watching good actors. I think, you know, like most people would say their favorite actor, Daniel Day-Lew is hard to argue, right? Three Academy Awards, one. The way that he gets into script, the way that he is portraying characters. Well, he concentrates and focuses on being like the character in the script. Exactly. It's really, I mean, that's a skill, you know? It's a tremendous skill. To be the character, to feel the character. It's amazing, it's amazing. Well, let's see, let's go comedy here. Yeah, I'm gonna just step away for a moment here, James. Go ahead. I'll be right back. Yeah, I'll wait for you. The previous, oh, oh, oh, I got you. Ronnie S's computer died. I think he was dead. Yeah, yeah, I got you, Ronnie. I follow, I follow what you're trying to say. Dripping what Trump visibly scared at Sick Rally? Yeah, it's, you know, all the Looney Tunes are coming at it at Woodwork. You know, that governor in Oklahoma is in the fight for his political life, James. Kevin Stitt. Is he an incumbent? He's an incumbent, yeah. I think he was only, sorry, go ahead. No, go ahead. Oh, I forgot, go ahead. All right. Here's Ronnie. Ronnie's back. We have absolutely no delay because I respect all of you too much to delay any further. Let's get right into the wacky political happenings in Warren, Michigan that took place over the weekend. Later, we're going to get into Marjorie Taylor Greene's latest claim that Democrats are out there assassinating Republicans willy-nilly. It's not true. We'll get to it a little bit later. But where was this all happening? Well, it was happening in Warren, Michigan because failed former President Donald Trump dripping wet, just sweat dripping off of him, more orange than ever, visibly scared. Was it hot there? What is his future in this country in the context of four or more criminal investigations against him? Dripping just slathered. He rallied in Michigan, supposedly in support of a number of different Republicans. He barely spoke about them as is often the case. The rallies are all about him. One such Republican is Tudor Dixon. That's her name, Tudor Dixon. And she is getting crushed right now by the Democratic- It's been years. Congressional President Whitmer, despite attacking Whitmer for the last three weeks since COVID started. Trump starts his rally in Warren, Michigan. He now has a new election hypothesis. He claims that a guy named John James won his Senate race in 2020. John James lost the Senate race in 2020. Just Trump's election that he was lying about. With no basis, in fact, whatsoever, he goes, I think John James actually won. Now you might be like, no, John James isn't a senator. And somebody that I've known for a long time, he did great. I think he happened to win the last election for the Senate. I happened to think he won it by quite a bit. And now he's way leading. He's doing a fantastic job. He's got the money. John James lost his election. He didn't win. Had he won, he would be a senator right now. I don't think he's leading this one either. It makes the extraordinarily disturbing comment that we will never have a fair election again in the United States. Well, then why would anyone vote? But I'm afraid we have never had, and I don't believe, I don't believe we'll ever have a fair election again. Wow, that's a big statement. Now, certainly not if Trump has a say. I mean, listen, were it for Trump, had Trump gotten his way in 2020, the president right now would be the guy who didn't win anything. It would be the guy who not only lost the popular vote, lost a lot of the electoral vote. He would be president right now. So when they say things like this, what we should hear is them saying, if it's up to us, there will never be a fair election in this country again. Donald Trump then still not really knowing much about dogs. Listen to what he has to say about dogs. I'm thinking they're against all of those things. The way they win is to cheat in elections. They cheat like dogs. They cheat like dogs. Dogs don't cheat. Donald Trump, we know his relationship with our canine friends is clearly very scrambled, but dogs don't really cheat. Dogs actually are very much the opposite. Okay. Trump then suggests that China infected the US with COVID to punish us because of the tariffs that Trump put on China, which of course, Trump still doesn't understand are actually paid by American companies. The American companies pay the tariffs. Right. He's right about that. He's right about the industries. We took in hundreds of billions of dollars in tariffs of taxes from China. They did not like me too much. So a lot of people said, I wonder why COVID came here. I wonder why that's another, it's another conspiracy theory. The reason COVID came here, I mean, okay, fine, it started in China and then it went to Italy and then it went to London. And okay, eventually a guy here, it was sent by China through many other countries as punishment for tariffs, which our own companies paid. It's economics guys. Don't you understand, what's so confusing about that? Trump then lies and this is part of like the lurid stories part of his rallies. Trump lies that Democrats support abortion after birth. What? Who has ever said that? No one. But the radical Democrats believe in abortion and really right from the moment of birth and even after birth, you can't let this happen. There's no country in the world that wants what these crazy people want. After birth, what an alarmist. Except it's all not true. Babies from the wombs, remember during the debate with Brooklyn Hillary Clinton, I said they want to rip the baby from the womb even in the ninth month. Michigan, you need to not go outside. That's true. New Jersey is the one date that allowed that. And of course there are essentially, statistically there are almost no abortions in the ninth month. Talk to OBGYNs. New Jersey there is. On the show we keep talking about. It essentially does not happen if a woman comes in at 38 weeks pregnant and says, I think I want an abortion. What, you think OBGYN? Go for it. Sure, have an abortion. Until the last day. And of course the post birth thing is just completely fabricated. Trump then says that they, presumably Democrats I guess, want to see him in prison. I think they'd like to see me in prison. Can you imagine? I think they'd like, you know why? You know why? He's probably talking about the FBI. Six, six people. One of the things that's interesting is these Republicans love to say they are for law and order. All the time they say it, work for law and order, work for law and order. My position as someone on the left is not, I want to see Trump in prison. I'm out for blood. It's, if there is evidence that Trump should be charged, then charge him. And then if he is convicted, sentence him appropriately. And maybe that'll include prison time. That's law and order, okay? Not what they claim. Trump then sort of waxes poetic about authoritarian Chinese president Xi where he talks about how great it is that he's just killing drug dealers. Much of the crime wave is caused by drug dealers who during their lives will kill an average of 500 American citizens. Think of it. Think of it. And I tell this story, I'll tell it quickly, but when I was dealing with China and when I was dealing with Russia and when I was dealing with all these countries, I got to know them all well. And I asked President Xi, they have 1.5 billion people. And they'd say, is he smart? I'd say, yes, he's smart. Then the press would say, he's sorry, President Xi is smart. Yeah, he's the ruler of 1.5 billion. He's very smart. Beyond smart. Do you have a drug problem? Anyway, then he tells the story of how Xi told them that they execute the drug dealers and they have like a hundred percent conviction rate. When I hear about a hundred percent conviction rate, I start wondering, is that really a fair justice system? But Trump is completely enamored by it. Then we get to the big finish, which now includes a sort of QAnon music backdrop. This is now a regular part of these rallies. In the history of the world. I have not added this music. Last time, some of my viewers thought I added the music. This, they are now doing this at the rally. Holy crap. But now, we are a nation in decline. We are a failing nation. What the hell, dude? As the highest inflation in 50 years. So anyway, I thought that the cults never have good music. I've noticed that. There's just, the music's always so weird. We laugh to avoid crying because this is really, really disturbing. And it sort of gets awkward at one point during this musical, important speech. Jason Newsmax is really being sharp with that one. He loves using these lurid examples of violence to whining about flight cancellations, which of course don't affect him since he flies private. And it's all really awkward. Thieves are allowed to go into stores and openly rob them, beat up the hell and kill people. They will kill people and they will kill them and will. It's necessary. And even if it's not necessary, and there is no remedy. You just started this. They're doing necessary and unnecessary killing. Well, if they're necessary, are they really evil? What does that even mean? Very good. We are a nation who's once revered airports. You talk people to be irresponsible. When you sit and wait for hours and then are notified that the plane wobbly and they have no idea when they will as a nation. Trump also is furious that he has not gotten credit for some of his recent flights to his frequent flyer miles. When they will be delivered and when you will be delivered to the destination, it's all right. I can't do any more of it, but it's gone completely cult-like and an extraordinarily dangerous and unhinged speech. The good news, if there is any, is that a bunch of the people Trump is supporting in Michigan seem to be heading towards some pretty humiliating losses. One last really funny moment. I believe this was after the speech, but maybe it was before. And again, the speech was in Michigan. This guy, Brian Glenn, who's one of the hosts on Right Side Broadcasting Network. This guy, Brian, has been interviewing Trump for years all over the country. They go to every rally. And Trump talks to him about your governor, Gretchen Whitmer, as if he doesn't even recognize that this is the same dude who is not from Michigan and he's been interviewing Trump dozens of times a year. Look at this. He sends the values of the people from Michigan and your governor's done a very good job. As you know, we've lost a lot of business in Michigan. They've lost a lot of jobs in Michigan. I think you're just gonna do very well. Mr. President, always a pleasure. So anyway, Trump doesn't even seem to know who he's talking about there. Scary stuff, but remember, it's always scarier that people follow this stuff. And that's what we're going to talk about next. I often have a very hectic schedule. Man. Oh, man. Well, he's catching up to Giuliani. All right, DeSantis or Trump in 2024. Oh God, that's a good question. I'd say they're wacky enough to go with Trump over the same. James, I like the emoji picture that you had of Giuliani with the, yeah. You know, people used to get really pissed off if an incumbent lost and they didn't give that incumbent another chance. Yeah, that face is pretty funny. Yeah. Yeah, that's when the dye in his hair was dripping. You know, the shoe polish, whatever the hell he had in his hair was dripping. James, if you remember that, he said, hey, we're going to meet at the Four Seasons for a news conference. And the Four Seasons said, no, you can't have a news conference here. So they went to some place called the Four Seasons Landscaping Company, right? Some landscape, right? Some poor guy that does like landscaping for people's homes and businesses. I believe it. The Four Seasons Landscaping Company. Look it up, James. I believe it. I have to look it up. No, look it up. Don't believe me. I believe him. We're going to be at the Four Seasons. And then the Four Seasons said, no, you can't come here. So then they changed the venue to a Four Seasons Landscaping. Oh, man. I think it was in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Oh, no. This was what? Two years ago when they were doing all that election stuff, James. Oh, okay. Yeah, that was a while back. Yeah, it would have been like two years ago. So they had a press conference at the Four Seasons Landscaping Company parking lot. The Four Seasons Landscaping Company parked a lot. They must have really raked up on the issues. How embarrassing that is. Talk about a low budget place to have a rally. Well, let's talk about this, James. I mean, the fact that we have Michael. That's not me. No, no, it's somebody who. The fact that. The fact that we have Michael on a Saturday night. I mean, it's like, think about this. James changes dates, times, location, and he gets the most viewership of any show he's ever had. Saturday night lights. I think it's here to stay, James. Yep. Yeah. It's quite a party. What do you agree with, Jason? You call it Saturday night lights. And you've got that bonfire going at night. Look at that. It's beautiful. That's awesome. What's so funny is people used to get mad about incumbents who lost or politicians who lost. And they wouldn't give them another chance. Well, incumbents, if they lost, that means they didn't do a hell of a lot in the four years. You know, I mean, the proof is in the pudding. If they were servants of the people that elected them, they would get in, right? They wouldn't re-election. Can I just go ahead? No, I was just gonna say, because you were in YouTube prison for two weeks from a video that was posted over two years ago. Yeah, an old video. You didn't lose any stream yard minutes, right? So you have like 20 hours a month. Is that right? Yeah, but I don't do that many shows when you think about it. I mean, I do one big one and I never run out of minutes. But how do people that go live three times a day and how do they have minutes on a free account? It doesn't seem possible. Well, Ronald Theriault has the free account. Yeah, he's doing three taste challenges a day. Yeah, he's doing three taste challenge, hard liquor shows per day. Day. I know, Michael. And, you know, I really have to tip my hat to James. As I said in my monologue today, we all know someone that might need help. James said, look, you're doing three taste challenges a day. You need help kind of thing. Are you okay, right? I mean, it's not normal. And then he agreed with me that he says he's monitoring what's going on. He did agree with you. Yeah, and he's going to, if he needs to, he's going to have to cut back on it. But the thing, the problem is with people that have the problem with alcohol that you were discussing, you know, like my brother-in-law, where he has to take medication to subdue his cravings. You know, telling friends that, oh, I'm going to keep, I'm going to monitor what's going on. And I'm going to put the brakes if I stand something is wrong. Well, if they have a real problem, they might have also a big problem put in the brake. Yes, yes. And the thing is, is that, you know, it's a bit like flying a plane. It's all good until it isn't, right? I mean, all of a sudden, the plane is like going nose dive down. And then there's a real problem, right? I mean, Michael, you know this. With alcohol, it's all good until it isn't. And then literally it's like a crisis situation happens, right? Oh, yeah. Well, if you stick with the CDC recommended amount, then you don't get Jack squat out of it. So I just don't understand the point. Correct. 1.2 drinks per day. How do you get anything out of that? By the way, it is nice to be on this show guys because just coming home at sunset is nice. And then I just got to stay home when it gets cold, it gets late. It gets crowded and it's just, it gets packed. It gets, you know, noisy. And it's just nice to be here at home. It's just right, right? Being at home right now is friggin nice, right? That's good, yeah. Amen. Absolutely. Hey, Roddy, how are you doing, brother? Amen. Doing good, Mike. Yeah, I see you're doing good too, bro. I got you. Yeah, I'll make sure to add you on here, all right? I got the Netflix app and I got the cable TV app on my phone. What I do is when I'm starting to feel like I want to lie down on the old memory phone mattress, I come in here and I watch TV on my phone. Yeah, yeah, simple. Why stay out? Netflix and, you know, like one of my friends wants to talk to me on video chat and then she says, oh, I'm sorry that I disturb your sleep. I says, I'm not sleeping. She says, well, it's dark. I says, well, movie theater is dark, right? You got a light from the screen. It's a good place for you two to go to. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I mean, I don't know if you're not afraid of getting the virus, movie theater. Damn, Rhoda, nobody really, nobody. Nobody has really been up here as a guest. Let's put it that way. No, in this apartment, since I've been here because of the pandemic, you know? I mean, of course, Superintendent, when he needed to do something, he comes in, but other than that, you know. Do they have Backpage in New Jersey, James? Yeah, sure. They got, well, Backpage and Craigslist. Backpage and I've heard of that. Yeah, they're classified ads. What is it? It's classified ads. Yeah, it's classified ads for paid. It's like plenty of fish and ones like that. No, no, not dating. No, not dating. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. They got rid of the adult section and the dating section because a lot of things were going on. Yeah, sure, yeah. To Backpage is called, huh? Yeah, look it up, Backpage.com. Now, the thing is, the website has been shut down many times by the government. But ultimately, what it is, is it's a classified ads for paid for services, right? Yeah, it was lower than the games. Yeah, lower than escorts. I will tell you that my use it before, Jason? No, I haven't. But my good friend down in Eugene, Oregon, has the chiropractor James that I tried to get you in contact with that I got very upset with because he basically shunned you, he blew you off. He shunned James? Well, he's a chiropractor and he owns his own business and he's doing a lot of holistic therapies and everything. And I said, look, James is like. That's very expensive, I know. They don't even take regular insurance. That's true. Regular insurance doesn't pay for it. No. But James doesn't even need a textbook. The guy, it's a bit like Ronald Terrio, just recites from memory all this stuff. So I said, Jeremy, you need to talk to my friend James because there's a whole market out there, there's a whole business to be made with all this holistic living and stuff. And he kind of shunned him and he just, and I'm like, whatever. So James, how do you do the holistic living with your insurance situation? Do you see holistic doctors or do you just do it all on your own? No. Well, I was a personal trainer and nutritional consultant since 1995 and it's all like it's cash. Yeah, yeah, so that's what I was like. It's like people, when people go to an acupuncturist or they go to anything, a Reiki therapist or herbal, Ayurvedic or Chinese herbal medicine, whatever they're going, it's holistic. That's out of pocket because the insurance companies, it took so many years for insurance companies to pay for chiropractic. They had a fight like hell to get insurance companies to pay for that. That's interesting. But I could have done a long ass show with him promoting what he does. What he didn't want to come on the show. Was that the thing? He changed his mind, at first he was enthusiastic and I told him, all the famous nutritionists that had radio shows on talk radio in the New York area, they were either former, they're either chiropractors or osteopaths. And osteopath is similar, except they can prescribe. Is that the difference? Yeah, very, very close similarities. And I thought it would be fun because I always had a passion for the holistic health and prevention and nutrition fitness and trying to get people to maintain optimal health. And I thought it would make for a great show, but it is what it is. It is what it is. It is what it is. Back to back page though. Back page is, if you look it up, I mean, again, I don't know if it's still around but the government tried to shut it down, but it's... You don't even know if it's still going on right now? I don't know. Well, back page is more infamous, much more infamous than Craigslist. Yes. I mean, I saw a lot of Craigslist. I don't know what you mean by infamous because Craigslist, I've heard of a million times. No, but back page is exclusively... Exclusive. Women of the night, so to speak, right? Right to your door. Is that what it's, that's basically it? Correct. Is there anything else on it? No, they have classified ads, but I think the classified ads section is sort of like a front because they're adult, quote unquote, adult section. Oh, okay. Oh, I got you there. Massive. Let me say huge. Massive. Huge. Huge. Now, I would tell you a very true story. One time, many years ago, we were in San Jose traveling for business. And I'm sure you knew the way to San Jose. We did. James, I've been to San Jose 60 times, maybe more. Michael knows the way to San Jose. Do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do. Yeah, what's your name? Yeah, you take a ferry, then you take a bus, and then you, no, you take a ferry, then you take a, then you take Bart. That's right. Okay, a rapid transit, Bart. I told you, I told you about Bart Simpson. Oh, Bart. Well, I didn't, Bart, go to Murray County. That's a, that is such a joke. That is true. That is a good point. Yeah, but why though? They look, why do they lock themselves out? Yeah. I heard the Oakland athletics have horrible attendance at their stadium. Yeah, but you know what? You can take Bart right to the stadium, which is very, very convenient. Not from Murray County though. That's true. That is true. Yeah, so why did Murray County lock themselves out of a deal with Bart? That's a, why, why? I don't know. I don't know, I'm asking. I don't know either. Yeah, it's such BS. Yeah, it's a beautiful area though, man. But yeah, anyway, Ronnie S is looking at it right now. Ronnie, Ronnie S. What have you got for us next, James? Who's in the wheel? Oh, this should be funnier, much funnier. These are the delusional Trumpan Z followers and the stuff that comes out of your mouth. Trumpan Z. Trumpan Z, yeah. Saturday night, Trump rally in Warren, Michigan in support of Tudor Dixon and a number of other Republicans Trump dripping wet afraid. We already talked about that part. Let's look at some video of the people who say, I'm gonna go to this rally. Here is a woman who claims to teach economics. I don't know where her PhD in economics is from or anything. And she says, she's telling her students, and again, we don't know where this is happening, to buy gold and silver. And so I just really do my best in regards to teaching them about economics, showing them the value, talking about silver and gold and precious metals versus investing in stock markets. No supply and demand curves, none of that stuff. Gold coins. Because I say at the end of the day, if you rather have in your state, would you rather have a golden silver, dollar bills or a stock certificate? What's going to really give you that value that you can take home? Probably one of the most cited economic scholars in the world, and it's just my ignorance where I have not heard of this woman. Yeah, I don't know where she's teaching economics. There was a guy at the Trump rally who, it's whenever they mention anyone who's gay, like there's a comment about, Marjorie Taylor Green mentioned Pete Buttigieg, and she just can't avoid a homophobic comment when she mentions a gay person. Here is a guy who mentioned Anderson Cooper, and again, like makes just a weird homophobic comment. First prime minister in a Catholic, hard core country, and she always had much land side. Where is all of them to be happy with it, right? Nothing, zero, zip, silent, CNN, they don't say anything. What is the, Anderson Cooper, he's a gay. He's supposed to support that, no? For women's rights. Where is he? Anderson Cooper is a gay, as they say to themselves. And therefore, Anderson Cooper should like the new radical neo-fascist prime minister of Italy because she's a woman and gay men like women's rights. Quite a political analysis from this gentleman. Really interesting. He also later was interviewed, or earlier, who knows, earlier or later, and said that Jared Kushner's ability to solve problems is just incredible. Him and his Kushner, his son-in-law, amazing. This guy like has some magic wand to get fixed at all. And remember, Jared Kushner was assigned by Trump to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. And we all know how that's meant. One woman that was interviewed by Real America's voice at the Trump rally over the weekend, she threw herself at the mercy of the audience, apologizing because she used to be on the left. Listen to this. I wanted to apologize to humanity for voting for the anti-Christ Obama. I deeply apologize. I longed for a Democrat. I just blew all my life. I was also pro-choice. And I was an atheist until January 21st. And now she seems to have a cross that she's wearing. So she went from being an atheist to being a christian. 2021. I had a sudden awakening. It was absolutely crazy. So I went from blue to red to maga. And I'm here. I absolutely love it. I don't have anything to apologize for. We don't make mistakes in our history. That's what God's grace comes in. That's the biggest thing for me. The Lord did it. Oh, my God, this is amazing. I wrote about it on my sub-stack. She's got a sub-stack. So beautiful. She would believe me, except my husband was there when it happened. It happened so suddenly. And it's coming to me. It was almost like a stroke. It happened to me. It was just like a switch was turned on. Another stick was stuck in my brain. And I just started preaching out of nowhere. It was the most insane thing I've ever heard. It sounds like it. It absolutely sounds like it. Oh, it's those best calls. Couple other clips. Here's some people at the Trump rally with the so-called election integrity force who are trying to sign up so-called poll challengers to challenge votes. And part of what we're doing is teaching classes and courses, trying to credential as many poll challengers as we can. By the way, credential. It's such a, that's an interesting term for what they're trying to do. Quite a credential, they got. So are you signing up, folks, though, that if they want to be a poll challenger, they can? Yes, absolutely. You can go to mc4ei.com or electionintegrityforce.com. It's time to be a poll-challenging volunteer. We are credentialing people all over the state. So you don't have to be here in Macomb. It's quite a credentialing body that this guy is doing. Okay, and then lastly, here's a woman who loves that the Republican candidate, Tudor Dixon, for governor in Michigan, is completely against all abortion. This woman loves it. If she got a molested body, I mean, she would keep her child. And I'm right with Tudor, I will keep mine, too. So please, don't vote for Tudor, give up on Tudor, because she's saying she does not want abortions in Michigan under no exception. I'm willing to go even a little bit extra and say that, me and Tudor, we will have a discussion and I will be sitting with her and we will make a way because this is the way we will do. Planned parent who should be working vigorously and effortlessly for those abortion laws, not Tudor Dixon. They should get money for these women. If abortions won't be in Michigan, then fly those women somewhere and get them some help because, no, I do have sense of people, people whose rank and ancestors. But planned parents who should get money and send these women to another outside state that's closed. Okay, so I guess what she's saying is, she's against any exceptions for rape and incest, but she's empathetic to people to whom that happens, but fly them to a different state. That's very weird and extraordinarily scrambled, but it is what it is. Scary stuff at the Trump realm. And we will have all of these clips on our Instagram, which you can find at David Cochran's channel. Oh boy. Well, they are not the brightest bulbs on the Christmas tree, folks. It's quite obvious. There's no way to explain it. They definitely lost their marvels. And... And we've lost Michael Hilton and Ronnie S's face. Yeah, they... Maybe they're ordering Taco Bell. Who knows? Maybe they're in a bathroom, maybe they're bored, maybe they got hungry. James, I like the guy that was interviewing those people. What's his name? Hackman. Yeah, what channel is he on? He's on YouTube and Facebook, and he has a show like the Young Turks, you know, on the underground, progressable turn of... Yeah, there's no one... It's okay. There's no Young Turks, though. But this guy downstairs, he won't train his Chihuahua at night time. Why, the dog is barking all night? Barking, howling in close quarters all night, pretty much every night. If it's gone, then there's no issue. But the second it's back, it's doing this. Absolutely painful to listen to. But what does the Chihuahua want? I mean, I mean... I thought it wants its owner. Oh, you mean they left the dog home and they went out? Yeah. They didn't leave the Animal Planet channel on... I don't know what they're doing. That's not like they had... The dog like this. See? This guy right here. I mean... Yeah, whatever happened to Labs? Whatever happened to Labs? Whatever happened to the German Shepherd? Whatever happened to the Doberman? Let me see your pipe there, chief. Oh, you inhale the pipe? Oh, very nice. Nice. Oh, you got the Generate. The Generate. Nice face. Is that a Sativa or Indica? Oh, I don't know. I don't know, actually. Yeah, my sister's got a whole collection of different sizes of it. She calls them the Generator or something. That stuff is fascinating. Yeah. Yeah, it's very relaxing. And... Is that legal in Florida? No, no. I don't believe it is. So it's decriminalized, but it's not legal. So I'm not really sure what's the difference of the two. What's the difference? I haven't looked into it too much. Yeah, that's vague. Yeah. That's real vague. Yeah, I know in California, you're good, right? Yeah, except if you work for the government, you can't, but otherwise you can't. It's very, very confusing. Well, so basically, if you work for the government, that means that they can, like, drug test you when they want to. I'm not. And then they'll be able to, like, if it's... I guess. Yeah, if it's positive, then whatever, but... So the good thing about Washington State here, Washington State, Washington State, the second state in the country to fully legalize marijuana, you can look to go... What was the first state, Colorado? Colorado was the first. It's not only in America. Washington was the second. You can go anywhere. Ronnie, you come up here with two miles of my house. You can buy unlimited amounts of whatever you want. No problem, zero problems. Well, that's how it is in California too, right? Zero problems. I guess. No card needed. They just check your ID. Over 21, 100% legal, whatever you want. No drug test here. You cannot test... We don't have that here. It's gonna be like that in New York, too. Pretty soon, they voted for it. They let the last election to be totally legal. Yeah, if they find marijuana in your system, you cannot be fired for it because it is legal to consume under the state law. So... Oh, wow, that's a class. Yeah. So Ronnie, come to Washington. There's plenty of room up here. No, I wouldn't want to. Probably live in Washington, though. Oh, man. Is that John and Nilly? Oh, look at that. The 400-pound wonder. Look at those knockers, bro. Joker's wild card. Oh, James, anything you want. Is this live? Is this live, James? This is live. Yeah, the Buddha. Buddha and Nilly is in the middle of the ring. And Joker's wild card is the beginning of any subject. Well, you're talking about... What does Joker's wild card actually mean? That's a subject. I actually think we should talk about Stout Sunday. Yeah. You mean the fact that a certain... Tomorrow, right? The fact that a certain someone is on a liquid diet when he wakes up early in the morning? Dude. Are you talking about Ontario? No, not Ontario. What did he say, Jason? So the other day, it might have been two weeks ago. So these guys, Stout Sunday starts at 7.30 a.m. my time, 10.30 a.m. Is it that early your time? What do you... I'm on the window, so it's 7.30 in the morning. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 10.30 in the morning for you. It's 10.30 here, which is not... That's early, 10.30 is early. Yeah. 7.30 is really... 7.30 would be like, that's just not... 7.30 is the same, right? Yeah. So they are reviewing Stout's at 7.30 in the morning my time. Now, one of the guys is in central time zone, so it's 9.30 in the morning his time. He's in Kansas. He's in Kansas. Oh, the whiskey's got it. Correct. Yeah. Oh my God. And he said that he woke up in the morning and before Stout's Sunday enjoyed 120 proof, which is 60%, barrel-aged single barrel bourbon whiskey. Oh, man. Okay. Before Stout's Sunday. So that means like 8.30 in the morning his time. He's drinking 60% alcohol to get ready to have a 13.7% Stout, right? That's a lot of liquor before 10 in the morning. Think about it. So Jason, you were studying this? I was watching it. What he was saying. Well, I was watching it live and I'm just thinking to myself, look, only outside of Las Vegas. I mean, if you're in Las Vegas, these things are legendary, right? Yeah, or maybe Miami. Miami, right? I mean, you don't think about it, right? Yeah, you're in Miami. What are we gonna do? Yeah, let's have a few shots of bourbon at seven in the morning, whatever. On the beach. Sounds pretty fun, right? Yeah. But if you're in Kansas in your home. In Kansas. I mean, and the funny thing about it is, that picture that James has with Rudy Giuliani, with his face- Is that Giuliani? Oh yeah. That is Giuliani. The funny thing about it is that picture just makes me laugh so much because these guys are literally, they're almost bragging. Yeah, I had 120 proof bourbon just before the show and I'm now- Wait, he said that on Stouts on there? That's right. I haven't really watched Stouts on there lately, honestly. You should check it out. I used to tune in and even though I wasn't gonna join, I would like comment a little bit. That's kind of humorous too, right? But I don't really, I don't even do that anymore, I think. I know. I know. It's kind of boring. It is kind of boring. I think it's more, for me it's more entertaining because I sometimes comment and say, you know, it's seven, 30 in the morning, my time. There's no way. I mean, you know, we're just waking up. So yeah, what are you even doing, like commenting at that time? Well, I get up at like six. I like to go to bed at about 10 and get up at about six. I do get eight hours of sleep. Do you watch the Dawnbusters live? Don't watch them live. I do kind of re-watch them. I used to watch them live, like, before. I've seen you comment. I mean, it's like 5.30, 6 o'clock. Yeah, maybe like a year, year and a half. I used to watch them live on that time. That's like, I just got bored with it, man. No, I agree. But, you know, similarly, I suppose you could say that somebody is drinking, they're doing a taste challenge of hard alcohol at 4.30 a.m. Yeah, it's like, just the description of it is just ridiculous. Just the thought of it. Think about it. The thing about Ron is that he, I think he's serious when he says that he's not drinking to get drunk. He does believe that I... Because you never seem drunk. I've seen him drunk about 5 o'clock. I mean, not really. You don't, I mean, like maybe a little buzz or whatever, that seems drunk to like his standards, though. Because he's always like straight edge, you know? No, you're right. Yeah. He's very good about cutting short. He protects his image very well. There is an image to protect. So if he thinks he's like tipping himself over the like scale of sobriety, he'll say, okay, we're cutting it loose. All right, guys, good night. Exactly, yeah, yeah. You know, he knows, he's good at it. He's very good at it. I do appreciate that, but I also, I also admire it too. Kind of strangely admire it. Yeah. He's a very good beer reviewer, man. I mean, that's why we started watching him, right? That's why I started watching him. Like you say... I don't even know what it was. I don't remember like what I was looking up on YouTube. I know. Like I first saw Rontario, you know, like how he came into the search thing or whatever. Like I don't even think I used to search for like beer reviews. I think I might've just saw one one time. And then I was like, oh, this is interesting. He's like talking about how a beer tastes. And I was like, that's like, you know, I drink beer, that's kind of cool. And then it was just like, oh, like this Rontario guy's really good at it. He like, he takes macro beers and he does like a 15 minute video and gives you the whole history of the company. And he shows you like recent cans and bottles. Like, yeah, who else is doing that? That's a really good quality video. You know, when you're just talking about a macro beer, like James always says macro beers sucks, but Rontario will give you the whole history in the background and he'll make it sound like a really interesting topic. I agree with you. I mean, I would almost hesitate to say like, like legendary would be because he's put out, like seriously four to five videos per day for the last 15 years or something, right? Is it four to five a day? Is that what it's up to? Correct. Wow. Now, like when you count the lives, the taste challenges, they like produced videos that go on. The Dawn Busters, does that count? He does three taste challenge and then he does a show with his friend, David. David Garlapied. Garlapied. That's a pre-recorded show, right? Like pre-recorded, right? Oh, that's true. But I would hesitate to say that he's doing at minimum, let's say minimum three per day, minimum, which is a thousand a year, minimum. Let's just kind of easy math, thousand a year. He's been doing this for like since- Over 10 years, was it like 12 years now? 12 years? I think he has like close to 14,000 videos. I mean, seriously, you look at the video count, it's insane. Yeah, he is a very consistent YouTuber. And he's monetized. He's monetized. He could be even more monetized than he is now, but he just does his own thing the way he's always been doing it. And he- It's consistent, man. It's consistent. Yeah, he has his followers. He could have way more followers in like 15,000. The only thing is- If you think about it, that's not them. Even really that much. It's not that many. I wish he changes that photo with that Jalabi station wagon. I mean, that's like that vehicle. I told him that vehicle is not cool, man. Like you say, Ronnie, with just a little bit of work, he could be double, triple his subscriber base. Really easy. He doesn't care. Easily. Because- He doesn't care. Well, look, if- He's such an honest fucking real person. You notice people making a fortune off of accepting gift donations to like Cash App, PayPal, Patreon- He doesn't look into any of that type of stuff. No, he doesn't do that. He could say with your gift to support this work. I mean, he could easily do that. I mean, I think, you know, once Michael builds up a huge album of videos again, I think he could monetize, right, Mike? You could monetize and ask for a Cash App gift donations. Gets to do a Cash App at all, but yeah. Or the other one. What's the other one? Venmo? Vemo? No. There's Venmo. There's another one still. PayPal, Cash App, Mike. PayPal. PayPal wasn't paying up, I heard. PayPal, like, there's a problem getting your money. What's wrong with saying Cash App? Cash App, I got hacked a couple of years ago and Cash App was involved in it. Being used as a service against me. So that's why I don't like it. Yeah. Sorry. Well, the Venmo. I was just curious why you didn't like it. But yeah, they ensure that makes sense. Oh, yeah, yeah. Yeah. So, James, the wheel stopped on Joker's Wild. Joker's Wild. But it does seem like we sort of gravitate to the group. Like, he's like the grandfather of B-Reviews. I mean, there's really nobody. Yeah, I mean, really, man, like he is the OG of B-Reviews. He is. He absolutely is. Well, he's a great master, his story. It's not just that he's OG. He's very consistent and long-lasting. Yeah, and he knows his history. I mean, right off the top of his head, he just comes out with so much detail about concerning history. He should be on Food Network. Food Network? I'm saying, I mean, guys. Why would you say that? Yeah, why Food Network? His knowledge of the beverage industry. But his knowledge of actual history is even more vast and more like, even more than what his knowledge of the beer. Oh, it goes away when you know it. That's why it's so annoying. He devotes so much of his time to this beer bullshit. And he has such a historical mind and a really smart guy that was a retired teacher. He can be making videos about history and politics and stuff like that. And he does once a month or something, something insignificant like that. Incorporating history into his political life dreams is second to none. I mean, nobody, nobody else. I mean, it's almost, I mean, I... You can't say the guy is ever wrong. He's never wrong. He's never wrong. Nobody can prove him wrong. Not just by history, where his political views kind of goes with the Southern, you know... But his historical facts are always right. Yeah. Oh, no. His historical facts are right on the line. Go informed. Yeah. I mean, I would hesitate to say it's almost scary, the amount of stuff that he has... It's like that old phrase, right? He's forgotten more than I'll ever know, right? Yeah. Yeah. You know? He spends so much time on beer. I know. How much? I know. On beer and whiskey, way too much. And whiskey seems to be a big one too now, I'd say. Cause I'd say that's probably like 50% of his channel and that was whiskey reviews, whether it's in the morning or during the day. But it's more so that than even the beer. It's not Louisiana beer reviews. It's Louisiana liquor and... Well, no, I wouldn't say that. He still uses beer. He does. No, he changes that title. Yeah. When he goes live, he changes it. It's like Louisiana this, Louisiana that, you know? No, anyway, who cares? Anyway, it's been the wheel. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, wait, just somebody to say that. We got Anili, man. Yeah, Anili, Anili. Anili is now, he's now monetized. Is it Anili? He has over 1,000 subscribers. I never knew it was Anili or Anili. He has over 1,000 subscribers. Sleazy car, shady car salesman. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know who's worse. Scheistel, lawyer, establishment politician or a shady car salesman. Oh, you know, it's funny after my friend had that problem with a car shield. Then all of a sudden I started hearing other stories about car shield and the new apps for ordering cars. You know, Varum and Carvana. People have been getting screwed over left and right with them. What the, I like car shield, man. That's, wow. Yeah, but what happened was with my friend, they pick and choose what they want to repair. They don't like, you don't like send them. Where's Mr. Clean? Yeah, Mr. Clean. Yeah, they don't pay for everything. So. So the oldest trick in the book when it comes to car salesmen is if you show up to buy a car, whether it's a used car or a new car, they always ask you, are you trading anything in? The first question they ask you, right? And most suspecting buyers will say, yeah, I'm trading something in. They'll say, can I see your keys? So I can value your trade in, right? That is the worst thing that you can do is to give these shady car salesmen your keys. Because once you give them your keys, then you're locked on the lot, right? Then you say, I don't know about this deal. This deal doesn't look right to me. I don't like the terms or the payment or the cost or anything. Hey, I want to get out of here. I just want to leave. But they have your keys, you can't leave, right? You can't leave. So don't ever, James, don't ever give these shady car salesmen, don't ever say, here's my trade in. Here's my keys, go value my trade in. Because the second you do that, you're locked on the lot. And always go when they're not, when they're least busy, like on a Monday, a Monday night. Please busy? When they're least, least busy and they're bored, twiddling. How come not most busy? Because when they're most busy, then they don't really need your sale that bad. Correct. They don't need you that bad. Think about this though, like when you buy a house, when you have like an agent that's negotiating on your behalf, right? This is a massive purchase. So this agent is basically saying, we waive the contingency, we're gonna offer this, we're gonna do that. You have like an agent negotiating on your behalf. When you buy a car, you're walking in and you're basically just like a sheep in the line, right? So most smart people that I know, there are people that you can hire, like you pay them 500 bucks. And these are like people that will negotiate on your behalf. So they say, my buyer is interested in this, kind of like a house, right? Think about it. I mean, that's a smart thing to do is to pay somebody 500 bucks to save you thousands. You know? So that, I think that right there is a massive moneymaker too, because I don't think there are many people out there that want to hire somebody to represent themselves to buy a car. You know, my grandfather took me with him on a lot of his joints. And he took me everywhere. And he took me to the car dealer. He wanted to buy a new car. So we went to this car dealer. I mean, you know, he was, at the time he was driving a 1958 Chrysler DeSoto had that push button automatic transmission. Oh yeah. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that's when gas was cheap. So anyway, because there were big heavy cars. So he got into a fight with the car dealer because the car dealer started saying, well, okay, this is the model car you're interested in. And he started adding on, well, undercoding, course this much undercoding is bullshit. He says, oh, for the engine, it costs this much extra if you'd have an engine. He says, you're charging me extra for the engine. How am I supposed to drive the car without an engine? So he started cursing the guy out because he could tell he was putting on all this bullshit jacking up the price. That's funny. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Charging undercoding, overcoding, coat my balls, you know. All this coating, all this crap was just, you know, dishonest ways to jack up the price. The problem is we've all bought a car, right? And I'm sure we've all gotten screwed but there has to be a better way to do this. I mean, the consumer is so exposed, James. Now that I sent you, the consumer is just. Well, when I was really little, way before he took me to my first car deal that I've ever been to. And way back in the day, you were allowed to drive to the assembly plant. It was a big Ford assembly plant in Mahua, New Jersey, up in the Ramapo mountains. And he drove to the plant and he bought a new Ford right off the assembly line. But then something changed and you couldn't do that anymore. You had to go to a dealer. Then the middleman was forced upon you. And the middleman, as we know, is really not necessary. James, you talking about your dad? No, no, I'm a grandfather. You're a grandfather? Yeah, yeah. He went right to the Ford assembly plant and bought the model he wanted with whatever you wanted. What year do you think that was? Oh, it was in the 60s. The 60s? Your grandfather? I'm trying to think. Well, I was in grammar school. I was in grammar school. So maybe the 50s. No, I wasn't, I'm not that old. It was in high school, I left high school in 1976. Yeah, it was sometime in the 60s. Yeah, because I remember. Around the time of like the Cuban Missile Crisis and shit? Well, no, that was, I was really young then. I might've been five years old. I remember my grandmother crying her eyes out and I said, grandma, what's wrong? Why are you crying? She says they killed President Kennedy in the start. Well, yeah, that was around the same time. That was in 1962, 63. That was 63. The Missile Crisis was 61. 63, right? It was the same time. Yeah, you're right, you're right, about the same time. That was when they used to deliver, there was two companies, Brookdale and Whoopi. They used to deliver beer and any kind of soda you could think of in these real thick glass bottles that you would return them for, you would get money back for returning the bottle when you're done. They were like really heavy. You can kill somebody with this bottle and you could hear the truck coming down the street where all the bottles hitting each other, clanging away and the beer was a company from Pennsylvania called Bergheim. I remember on the label had waterfalls and it was pretty good beer. And he used to get the Bergheim beers bottles. They used to ask him how many you want. He would say a couple of cases and then he would say, okay, let's see, I want three cream sodas, three celery sodas, some root beer, some birch beer, some this, some whatever, orange soda. A little bit of this, a little bit of that. A little bit of this, a little bit of that. And they would come and deliver like the whole thing and on the truck. Yeah, so and then I remember, well, my father, well, my father, I only remember before I was five years old, vaguely, very vaguely, when I got divorced and that was it, I didn't see him. That he said to my mother, why does James have, you know, I had like platinum blonde hair when I was a little kid. Why does James have blonde hair and blue eyes and we have dark brown hair and dark brown eyes? He says, did you fool around with the milkman? Do you have an affair with the milkman or something? Did the milkman have blonde hair? I don't remember the milkman. I know they used to deliver milk. Well, if you never saw him, I guess I would know. I don't know, I don't know. I mean, he could have been right. I mean, you know how the housewives, maybe they get lonely and they give these delivery men for it with them and anything is possible. Anything is possible, but I get certain, certain scenarios come back to me, memory, you know. Yeah, yeah. Certain things, but anyway, so listen, so I wanted to give you a baseball update. Yeah. The Mets are up seven to two. Really? Tonight, yeah. So I think it's the top of the eighth. Looks like they're gonna win. So they get another game tomorrow. But these are do or die games. Do or die, yeah, they gotta win. So they're gonna win tonight, which that's good. But they gotta win tomorrow too. Well, they got a role, they got a role. I mean, you know, the Mets logo is the original New York Giants logo. The Giants, yeah. Come from like the Giants, they're a very old team. They go back. The Giants, they go back to the 1880s. 1880, yeah, very old baseball team. In Manhattan, they're from New York. Yeah, they played it. What is it, the Polar Grounds? Or ever since... Yeah, the Polar Grounds, yeah. The original Polar Grounds. You know the... There was actually three Polar Grounds. You know, the front of the original Polar Grounds is still there, like the stone, like the entrance where it says Polar Grounds. That's not the original. That's actually the third version of the Polar Grounds. That, yeah. Yeah, that's the most famous version, you know, that's when the Giants were playing there for a long time. You know, the Yankees, the Yankees, before they built the first Yankee Stadium, played... They played in Manhattan. They played at the... At the Polar Grounds. Maybe the Polar Grounds, yeah. Yeah, they did. The Yankees used to play at the Polar Grounds. Yep, that's true. Right, Evans Field, of course, was in Brooklyn. Right. The Polar Bears. The Polar Bears. Brooklyn Dodgers was originally, originally called the Brooklyn Bride Grounds. No, they were called the Brooklyn... That's true. Trolley. No, no. Trolley Dodgers. First they were the Brooklyn Bride Grounds, then they became the Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers. Yeah, you're right. They were Trollies, like that. Then they dropped the Trolley name and became just the Brooklyn... The Dodgers. So the reason the name is the Dodgers is because people used to dodge out of the way of the Trollies. Now we're going in the city. So they would like dodge so they don't get hit. That was before maybe the subway system. Yeah, yeah. The Trollies. The same Trollies that's in Michael or Michael's. Trollies. So, you have Trollies in San Francisco? Yeah, we do. There used to be Trollies in Brooklyn like a long time ago where they took them out. Then everything was better back then. I see in Garfield, New Jersey, in some of the old side streets, I see tracks in the middle of the street. And I bet they had, those were for Trollies. They had them in New Jersey. Absolutely. Yeah, yeah. Did you ever know that was the reason that they were called the Dodgers? I did. No, I did for a while. Yeah, the Trollies. The Met's logo is the same as what the New York Giants had. The same as the New York Giants. The New York Giants had way back to the late 1800s. You know, back then, New York had four teams, right? The Dodgers. No. No. Yankees. The Giants. And Dodgers. No, it wasn't four, it was three. No, it was three teams. Three teams. And then two of the teams left and then the Met's came in. So that makes it, it's two now. Well, that's true, yes. You know, well, the words to the song, meet the Met's breeze. They actually have to have the best song, actually. They do have the best song, right? Out of the whole Major League Baseball, their song is rated number one. All right. The Meet the Met's song. Let me see if I can find it. Did you know that, Jason? Bernie Madoff, right? Bernie Madoff was a big Met's fan. Oh, you're from Queens, right? Yeah, that's right. Of course he was a Met's fan. Bernie Madoff had a suite at the Met's games. He was big in the city field. Actually, Bernie Madoff was, he had dealings with the owner of the Met at the time. What was his name? But that's why the team had declared bankruptcy. Because the owner of the Met's was in cahoots with Madoff. Did you know that, Jason? That's correct. Jason, did you know that? Back in 2008, 2007, the owner of the Met's was in bed with Bernie Madoff. Correct. Bernie Madoff is a big... You know, Bernie Madoff, right? Yeah, Bernard Madoff. He got it made off with a lot of money. He had males in bed with him. Males. Going to bed with him. In fact, I watched a movie recently where Robert De Niro played Bernie Madoff in the movie. And... Robert De Niro played Bernie Madoff. What's that? Robert De Niro played Bernie Madoff. He did. It was actually quite a good movie. Could you picture that, James? Robert De Niro playing Bernie Madoff? No. It's called The Wizard? That seems weird. James, the movie... It seems like a mismatch. The movie is called The Wizard of Lies. Can you put it on the big screen here, James? Yeah, James. He got a ride from prison. Look it up, The Wizard of Lies. That's the movie. I got the lyrics. I'm gonna sing the Met's song. Are you ready? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Meet the Met's. I'll put the video. Get right up and greet the Met's. Bring your kiddies, bring your wife. Guarantee to have the time of your life because the Met's are really suckin' the ball. Knockin' those home runs over the wall. East side, west side. Everybody's comin' down to meet the M-E-T-S Bets of New York Town. And then there's more. I didn't know. I think it's, James, is that you said, like, bring your wife. Like, you can't say that. You can't say wife anymore? No, because that's not gender or neutral. What would you say? Bring your kiddies, bring your guardian. It's not inclusive, James. To say bring your wife is non-inclusive. Well, there are trans, non-binary kids. Well, tell them to take it up with the man upstairs. I mean, if you're born with either A, genitalia, A or B, you know, it's like. You gotta take one or the other, right? I didn't know there was somebody. I must say today, we were at a grocery store and inside the grocery store is a Starbucks. Jason, did you like the song? That was a great song. The Met Song. Me, the Met Song. Yeah, great. Actually, James didn't give it justice because he should have showed the video. It's a great video. No, but the thing is, with James' video, it was just for... With James' accent, though, James' accent trumps all the time. Yeah, it was good. Me, the Met, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, Me, the Met Song. Jason, you'll be a Met fan right away. Bring your kiddies, bring your tranny. Actually, it was a wholesome... It was like the first season, which was like 1963. So think about 1963 and what they were presenting. Casey Stengel was the first manager. Casey Stengel, yeah. Old man from the Yankees. Kate Oldman. Yankee former Dodger. You know that Nolan Ryan pitched for the Met's? He was a relief pitcher. Yeah, in the 60s, right? And the Met said, ah, you know good, you're terrible. Oh, geez. They traded him to the California Angels, right? What was it called, the team at the time, the California Angels of Anaheim? Los Angeles, no, it was Los Angeles Angels. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, California Angels. Then he went to use Sinastros, I think, after that. And then the Texas Rangers. But what's interesting is he was terribly, had no command. Nolan Ryan, this award-winning pitcher, had no command. The Met said, ah, we have no place for him. We're going to trade you. They traded him to the Angels. And then he finally had a pitching coach that kind of honed his skills as a pitcher. And then Nolan Ryan's career took off through what, two no hitters, the first year of his career. He had the Blazing fastball. Now, Sandy Kofax of the Dodgers, when they, the early days of the Dodgers. Yes, I heard you. The early days of the California franchise. California franchise. Kofax was, yeah, he was there. Los Angeles, yes. Starting in the late 50s, right? So after they moved out of New York. After they moved. Nolan Ryan actually set the record for the most strikeout here. I think like 318 strikeouts in one season, which is insane. Insane. You know, Babe Ruth tried in the 1920s to integrate the Negro League into Major League Baseball and get some of the players over. They won't go for it. Cause I know Josh Gibson was like the Babe Ruth of the Negro League. He had so many homelands and fought and long ones too. Then there was Satchel Page, who was a pitcher that used to strike people out left and right. You know. Bob Gibson, Satchel Page, Joe Borgie. And there was Cool Papa Bell. But yeah, Josh Gibson and Page were the two. Roy Campanella. Well, Roy Campanella was a catcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers. And then there was a whole bunch of people, you know. You ever hear of Christy Masterson? Christy Matheson was one of the greatest pitchers who ever lived. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He was turner century. He was turner century. Christy Matheson, is that what it is? Matheson. Christy Matheson. He was of the New York Giants. The first star of the Giants. He was a star pitcher. But he has one of the best pitching records of all time. You know what's terrible here? He went to World War I. He volunteered to go leave his baseball career and go on to World War I. That was a mistake. When he was in France, they were doing a training with everybody and he caught chemicals like poisoning while he was training. It wasn't even while he was like fighting or anything. And he ended up catching like some kind of cancer from that. That's terrible. Yeah, they should have not let the star players go to war. I think the president at that time did not want to allow the baseball players to go, you know, Ted Williams could have had a higher batting average when he retired if he didn't go to World War II. Yes. Boston Red Sox, Ted Williams, you know. You know, that kind of affairs here, James, is my propane cylinders running out of steam here. You mean where this show is tapping out your propane tank? My fire, I think it was about, I knew I had about three hours left. I mean, you know, this is not the start of the cylinder, but we're sort of running on empty here. Yeah, it looks nice, Jason. You know what, that's a nice view you got there, though, man. I know, man, it's very privileged here. We have a nice view for the viewers here, too. It's very Halloween-y. Halloween-ish. And you say it's not too cold, right? No, it's not too cold. This is the dog, his name's Murray. Hi, Murray. You got it, you got it. Hey, Bucky. Oh, we got the sad sack. Look at him. He's a good boy. Hey, buddy. He's my good boy. Yeah, he's my good boy. We got him when he was eight weeks old. You got him when you were... Now he's over five. Are you five? Oh, he's quite bellow. Are you good boy? Are you good boy? Yeah, you're my good boy. You're my good boy. Yeah, we have a good dog here. We're in the Pacific Northwest. See this? Let's see here. Maybe I could take you on a tour of what's going on. Please, have any UFO sightings up there? Please, I've not been there in like five years, so. The moon is actually quite breathtaking tonight. Let me see if I can... We actually just set up some Christmas Halloween decorations here, let's see if we can't... If the connection breaks, it breaks, but we'll see how good the Wi-Fi is. The goddess of the night, LaBella Moon. We'll take you on a tour here of the, it's the Homish Washington neighborhood. Yeah, watch out for the Sasquatches and the, the alien abductions. What? Alien abductions. Abductions of aliens? No, some people have been abducted and probed. Mike, have you ever been abducted and probed? Is that better? I think so. I think I lost you there for a second. No, I forgot. I see it. Okay, okay. So we just decorated the front porch. We just did this here. So we've got like the, let's see if we can see that. Pumpkins. Nice, man. We'll put like the... Yeah, the pumpkins and the corn stalks going on here. I see pumpkins in all different colors. I didn't get any because they think they eventually get rotten and then I get a little bummed out about it. I know, kind of... Like the gourds with the warts on it? Yeah. Yeah, let's see here. Yeah, I got one for a year and then all of a sudden they get rotten on me. What else we get? The gourd probably makes a good dildo for women because of the warts. We also set up some blow up. I don't know if the Wi-Fi, I think it's a terrible cell signal out here too. Is it a walkie-talkie or something? The Wi-Fi we have like a blow up. Oh, look at that. There you go. Some top of the scary pumpkin and jack-o-lantern. Yeah, that's cool. That's cool. Oh, the, hang on here. The cat is... Yeah, the black cat. That is really nice. What's inside like LEDs? Yeah, like LED lights, like it's like plugged in. I got like a, an outlet over here. There's some like black cats, black cats that I put up to in the front. You can see those. So yeah, that's what we did today. We set up the, there you go, Mike. Yeah, I know kids love it, but I love it. I always loved the holidays and warm. You know, I was always into this. But the cool thing is, right, like if you look across the street, see they have those red lights going on the street. Can you see that? Yep. Can you see that? You should see my neighbor, like... Copy that. How's this down? He's got like the witches cauldron where they're like brewing the witches brew and stuff, which is really cool. Really? Yeah. Copy that. Can you guys see the moon up there too? Yep. I see the moon. Copy that. Look how bright the moon is. I don't know if you guys can hear me still. Is there water near you? Near me, there's the river. Yeah, we've got a river about three miles from me. Excellent. Yeah. You got salmon. Or trout, rainbow trout in that river. Inbo trout. Yeah. This is our front yard here, which is kind of funny. So yeah. That's what we did today, James. Put it on the full screen, James. Very nice. Wow, look at that house. Hold on. Look at that all open space, just like Nevada. Yeah, we got a lot of space here. It's just like Nevada. What state is this? Where are you? This is in Washington state. Washington, but it looks a lot like Nevada. Yeah. So this is my front yard here, and then if I look over at the neighbors, this is my neighbor, they have a lot of lights at their house. Cool. So they're at the 8-0-8. How much did you say that house right over there where you're showing? What would that go for on sale on the market today? Their house? Yeah, the house right there. The market's down, though. I don't know. Just like, I guess, man. You know how things are right now. Like probably 1.7 million, maybe? Pretty penny. With the 8-0-8 that they got to deal with, too. Yeah, James. Is that an 8-0-8 community? Yeah, we live in an 8-0-8, or we do. We do. Okay, well, that can be good, man. That's not necessarily bad. Wow. I don't consider that necessarily bad. That's another talk show, Ronnie. That's another talk show. Oh, yeah. We should do that one, James. James, you did it. You see how that lawn is, hang on here. Let me see if I can get this for you. See that lawn that I do this right here? Yep. See that? See how perfect it has to be? That is all 8-0-8. Yeah, that's how 8-0-8 is. The 8-0-8s are big in Florida, man. I know about 8-0-8s. The lawn has to be manicured. Every house has to look exactly the same. My lawn has to be, and you go up over here. The thing is that it's nice because every house has nice palm trees. That is true. That is true. If you have to maintain every single house has nice palm trees, then the whole neighborhood is gonna have nice palm trees. Oh, yeah, the landscaping is done professionally. The landscaping is subpar, I don't know what, how do I say like, is it pro-par? How do you say it, Jason? Well, no, I do all my stuff myself, so like... But I'm saying landscaping out of condo. Would you say sub-par or pro-par? I think it's pro-par. Pro-par? Actually, because sub-par is actually not good. You see that snail, James? James, you like to use it? Oh, a land snail. See that snail, James? Yeah, it's a land snail. Yeah. See that? Yeah, they come out at night. They come out at night. They're harmless though, right? Why don't they come out during the day? They only come out late in the day. They only come out at night. Why don't they come out during the day, Jason? I don't know. Because they're not... I don't know. They're not condos, you know? It's truly... They're not diurnal. If they were day-day creatures, they'd be diurnal. Man, I wish I could get signaled out of my neighbor's house. He's got like the witch's cauldron thing going on. The whole... Yeah, this is like suburbia. That movie, The Burbs, right? Yeah. We're corpuscular. We're both diurnal and nocturnal. Risky business. That's a good movie. There's the Halloween. I know, man. It's like ridiculous, Michael. As soon as you get to a certain age, you're like kind of... So if you live in an HOA in Florida, you can't go and plant like tropical fruit trees in your backyard and you have to get permission for every little thing. For tropical fruit trees, you'd probably have to get permission for it. But for smaller plants, no. Like you can have your own garden. Probably for a tree, you'd have to ask, but yeah, for a tree. Well, I'm gonna call it a night. I'm gonna eat my last fried chicken. I got waiting for me and... That was a hell of a show, James. That's four hours. Yeah. You're right. It is four hours. It's midnight. Didn't feel like it was a good show. It really was a good show. You see how fast the time goes? I didn't even get through all the material. I had a few left. But there's always some not worth going through and there's always some that are good. You know, but I'm never lacking in material. James, one of these days, we got to get the egg on the show again. Oh yeah, your barbecue smoker. Oh, you know what? We need the wheel. You haven't had the wheel on in a while. Well, the wheel is the deal, right? Is that retired? John and Mele. No, it's here. Oh, see, James? Is it a Mele? Fire went out. So we... Fire went out. So we... A daily, a daily, a daily, a daily... Oh, my gosh. Fire is out. Sorry about that. Spin the wheel. Oh, my God. Oh, man. Oh, man. Michael loves this. This is Michael's Pride and... This is your forte. The mooching gold diggers. What can you say about the marijuana gold diggers? Oh, man. I wonder where they learned... That you're well done. Did a mother, a mother's brain wash them to become that way? Must be, right? I think you might learn it. You learn it as you get older, right? Well, it started... So many of them are taught to hate men. Well, when the little girls, they bat their eyelashes and try to get daddy to do what they want. And then when they get older, Yup. They want their sexuality to get men to do what they want. Give them whatever. Continue. Right. And then you... Well, how about, James, how about all those gatherings that I've hosted here? All those moochers, they would come over and I would just... 500, $700 per night for these people. What? Excuse me. 700... What is it about? Some of them cost $700 for one evening? Absolutely. Yes. Oh my God. I mean, if you're feeding... Like, if you're... Yeah, if you're feeding 30 people, 30 people coming over, drinking, eating. Okay. What... Easily, $700. 700 bucks, I would say, this ain't gonna happen again, man. Not on my dime. Not on my tab. 700 bucks. I would say... No, we don't... Not on your dime? What about somebody else's dime? Would you do it then? Somebody... If somebody invited me over... If somebody else was put on the bill, yeah. No, I'm not... No, they're coming over because they're invited. And they're not told to bring anything and there's no cover charge. So they're... You can't blame the person unless they expect you to do it all the time or they try to invite themselves. Correct. The problem is that family invites friends and then they invite friends and all these people come over and you've never met them before. Yeah, but they have no right to invite strangers to your house. I know, but it's like a birthday party. Happy birthday, you know. Oh, nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. Oh, yeah, I've heard so many things about you. Yeah, I bet. Oh, by the way, I brought over... So in other words, these are not just any old day, weekend day. These are events. Correct. But, well, sometimes, James, other times it's, oh, Liz and Jason, they're home today, let's just show up. And then they just show up and it's like, hey, what's going on? Yeah, what are we doing? What's for dinner? Well, we don't have any plans. Well... What's for dinner? They show up uninvited at your doorstep and they ask you, what is for dinner? Yeah, yeah. So what do you do? Then you go to Costco and you say, all right, I'm gonna get like four packs of steaks and wine and beer. What do you do, James? No, it gets to the point, it gets to the point, Jason, where you shouldn't have to worry about offending people if you smell something, you know, going on and... Oh, I know. This is beyond ill manner. This is... I think we need to get... People get offended if you sit anywhere near them, especially women. We need to get Mr. Mantia on the show. Mr. Mantia. Well, Mr. Mantia is emotionally not in good shape because his wife is in a coma. Oh, geez. It's been over one or two days now. She's a diabetic and her blood sugar went down to eight. And... That's terrible, James. This was the first, she's not waking up. This is the first time that she's been in a long-term diabetic coma. So I would have sent him the link, but it would have been inappropriate to expect him to be part of a show when, you know. Is she expected to come out of it? They don't know. They don't know. They said, they said... Wow. She could go. She could wake up or she can just simply pass away. You know, so what do they call that? Touch and go? That's terrible. You know, that's why I didn't send him the link, you know. But... Well, it's after midnight, James. I think it's time for... Gonna go. Let's go. Michael, have a good one. Ronnie. All right. Peace out. Kevin, you should have came on. Much earlier, the show has been four hours. Zionism controls America nowadays, but if you say that, you are considered a Nazi. Well, it happens to be true, Kevin. Mr. Kevin Johnson. Kevin... That is a cyclops with a very thick, large moustache. Yes. Kevin Johnson with the wind. Yeah. No, he's a follower of Ronald J. Cheerio. Ronnie, it was a pleasure, as always. Yes, it was a pleasure. Everybody, the pleasure was all mine. That was a hell of a show. My goodness. It was all my pleasure. That was a fantastic show. Look at me. I'm smiling ear to ear. That was fantastic. It was a... No, it went over. It came in, it came in like a line and it came and it went out like a lamp, but it was a blockbuster. Maybe that could go... One for the ages, as always. Yeah, and just look at all, look at the variety of topics that just have been flowing and just come in all directions. It was really good. We talked about pro wrestling. We talked about sports. We talked about Japan. We talked about religion. We talked about food. We talked about alcohol. We talked about your liver. The liver, we talked about, yeah, everything, everything. Your colon. Talking about, yeah, the colon. The old Hershey Highway, you know. Yeah. Thanks, thank you so much. That was a pleasure. Ronnie, it was great to talk to you. Good night, everyone, and have a good Sunday tomorrow, but I'll see you guys. Yeah, we'll talk to you later, okay? Here and there, I'm on my way. All right, Chief, take care. All right, guys, good night. Thank you so much. Thank you, everyone, Darrell Macias, Bart Robinson, Ronnie, Sid, King of Dots, the Duke of Earl, whatever, whoever. Masumi, the Duke of what? Masumi. No, that was- We'll see you. We'll see you for Stout Sunday, right? Come on, James, just show it for the comments. Well, I'll be like in La La Land. Even Kanye West is waking up. Kanye, I know. You put up with so much shit. That's the thing, let's just honor Kanye. Could you be married to Kim Kardashian? I mean, talk about a nightmare. Yeah. Kim Kardashian- Well, I'm sure it's not totally a nightmare, obviously. I mean, there's some perks to it, right? Well, you know, there's the saying, there's her opinion, there's her side of the story, and his side of the story. I'm saying from his side of the story, there's some perks, right? Well, she has to get whacked. I guess eventually, he just got tired of the, or the perks weren't enough, which is another story. I mean, come on, at some point, I mean, I don't know. She's so fake, she's so fake. Just think of it, no matter how great the sex is, if it is that great, eventually afterward, you gotta talk, you have to communicate. Now, if you're communicating with a total superficial, shallow idiot, who is demanding, it's like, then what good is the bedroom? What good is sleeping, jumping in bed where, if she's gonna annoy you for the rest of the day? That's true. You gotta be compatible, you know? Yeah. You gotta be compatible, you know? It's like that show, everybody loves Raymond. I feel sorry. I don't feel sorry for him, because he's like an annoying neurotic dork. And the wife, yeah, is jealous of everything. But the mother-in-law. The mother-in-law is intrusive. James, that's exactly, believe me. I'm sitting there trying to drive on the freeway, and my mother-in-law wants to FaceTime. Oh, I miss you guys. I'm like, look, I'm trying to drive on the freeway. I got a plan. I got, well, one of many plans. I got a plan, a succulent. It's called a snake plant, aka mother-in-law's tongue. The leaf is shaped like a tongue, Jason, but it comes to a point. Send me a picture, this side's so funny. It's a sharp tongue. Ronnie has just dropped, that is too funny. All right, James, I'll say goodnight, okay? I know you, we've 10,000 years to say goodnight. Goodnight, James, this is fantastic. I had so much fun. Thank you so much, all right. I'll talk to you soon. All right, goodnight.