 Greetings, everyone, and welcome to Progressive Discussions. I'm your host, James P. Madonna. I've been doing this since 2007. And I want to welcome everyone to this lovely beginning of February, winter, Sunday, Sunday afternoon here in Northeastern New Jersey. So welcome, everyone. It's been an interesting climate change fall and winter. We were having rain all day and all night every day for a couple of weeks. And then now finally, we're getting some crystal clear, dry days, but very cold temperatures. Not too long ago, a couple of days ago, we had a low of five degrees Fahrenheit. But I like it. I think that the air of winter is very invigorating when it comes to breathing. It's a fresh, crisp, clean air. It's invigorating to the nostrils and the senses. I enjoy the air of winter. Well, even if it's not dry and cold, let's say it's damp like all the rainy days we had. So you have a very damp cold, which is penetrating. So all you folks out there that have fireplaces and wood-burning stoves, that's perfect. Perfect weather. So anyway, I want to get right to the first topic. Let's see. There we go. The first topic for this week's progressive discussions. China fumes after the United States pops its balloon. Warns of possible responses to clear overreaction. A Chinese spokesman said, the issue should be resolved in a restrained manner. Well, is it a spy balloon? Was it a weather balloon, like the Chinese government says? We don't know. Spy balloon is a tangible reminder of the real and constant China threat, miles you. Hudson Institute fellow, miles you, responds to the Pentagon confirming a second, oh, a second one, the second Chinese spy balloon. And warns that this could, warns what this could mean for the US. China's foreign ministry on Saturday said it strongly disapproves of and protests the United States decision to shoot down the spy balloon. What do they expect? It's a spy balloon that had been in US airspace for the last several days and warned that it may take unspecified responses to that action. OK, let the US have one of their devices hover over China airspace for a while and see how they react. China strongly disapproves of and protests against the US attack on a civilian unmanned airship by force. The foreign minister said, the Chinese side has, after verification, repeatedly informed the US side of the civilian nature of the airship and conveyed that its entry into the United States due to force majeure was totally unexpected. What the hell, I don't know what that means. The Chinese side has clearly asked the US side to properly handle the matter in a calm, professional, and restrained manner it added. The spokesperson of the US Department of Defense also noted that the balloon does not present a military or physical threat to people on the ground. The Americans panicked. They thought there was a new virus, biological warfare virus inside the balloon. People are like chicken little, the sky is falling. The United States people, maybe it's because since the pandemic, they become very paranoid and neurotic. China's spy balloon shows countries preparing citizens for war that could come at any point. Any point, yeah. World War III can come at any point. The Chinese government led by Xi Jinping is blaming the US for pouncing on news that a Chinese spy balloon is floating over the US. Under such circumstances, the US use of force is a clear overreaction and a serious violation of international practice. The foreign ministry added China will resolutely safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the company concern and reserves the right to make further responses if necessary. Well, then just don't fly your apparatus over US airspace. It's as simple as that. China's sharp reaction came a day after it warned the US against taking any action against the surveillance balloon, but nerve, and said US politicians and the media had hyped up the incident in order to attack and smear China. Well, that's a reality. I mean, there's a lot of American capitalist propaganda against any far left-wing country. I mean, that's not new. You think the United States government doesn't lie? The ministry also insisted that China has no intention to violate and has never violated the territory or airspace of any sovereign country, even though the Pentagon determined that the balloon was maneuverable and had been floating through US airspace at 60,000 feet for a few days. Well, if China wanted to spy, wouldn't it be much easier if they did it with satellites than a damn balloon? Think about it. China's official government response was mirrored in China's state-owned news service. The Xinhua news agency accused the US military and media of using the prevalence of a spy balloon over the US to start hyping the China threat. Air Force warns Chinese companies North Dakota mill would be significant national security threat. Here's an image of it. A Chinese surveillance balloon flies in the sky over Billings, Montana, US February 1st, 2023. And this picture obtained from social media. All right. So here's a shot of the balloon. It is balloon, remember? For those who remember the situation comedy, F-True, from many years ago. Well, let's put it this way. It's going to go back and forth. It's going to go back and forth. I mean, it's possible for the Chinese government to say it was a privately owned balloon by a company that is not part of the Chinese government. I mean, they could say anything they want. I don't believe it. Any side. Let's see. US is being urged to be more sincere in making concrete moves to solve problems with China instead of making more provocations. Analysts said, Jinghua report. On Saturday, China's embassy in the United States said Wang Yi, a member of the Political Bureau of China's Central Committee, spoke to Secretary of State Antony Blinken, who postponed his meeting with the Chinese President Xi Jinping because of the incident. The embassy reported that Wang told Blinken that China will not accept any groundless conjecture or hype over the incident. In the face of unexpected situations where both sides should do is to maintain steadiness, communication in time, avoid misjudgment and manage differences, the embassy said. US has absolute legal right to shoot down Chinese spy balloon, say national security experts. I agree. All right. And that's pretty much it. And they were kind of repeat as Antony Blinken, Secretary of State. They're repeating the same thing over again. All right. Bear with me. Go on to the next topic for this week's progressive discussions. The dream of a warp drive, a futuristic propulsion system that could allow us to cover astronomical distances at the speed of light or faster, is still alive. Chance Glenn, an engineering professor, is ready to commit an entire lab to inch closer towards a warp drive by making use of simple antifreeze. Really, while the idea has historically been regulated largely to the realms of science fiction, a growing number of engineers are hard at work trying to turn it into a reality. Take Chance Glenn. Yeah, don't pay attention to WD-40. Just the bombardment of annoying advertisements. You're not going to travel in warp drive with WD-40. Take Chance Glenn, an engineering professor and provost of the University of Houston, Victoria, who tells the debrief that he's ready to bring early stage research on the new concept to a lab. Needless to say, an actual warp drive, as seen in Star Trek, is still many years out, if it ever materialized instead. But with a bit of luck and creativity, researchers like Glenn are starting to suspect we could inch closer to ways to play with the rules of space and time. Actually, it's a lot more efficient to conjure up wormholes and use wormholes as a way to take shortcuts through the universe, which is probably how extraterrestrials are traveling. Glenn is ready to throw funding and his time behind a brand new idea, not to create a warp bubble, the protective cocoon that would shield a spacecraft as it flies at superliminal speeds, but to see how time and space could be bent. Sounds like what I just mentioned. My planned experiment involves pumping a radio frequency chamber with a laser beam running through it. He told me the brief, and if somehow, even slightly, space-time is distorted in some way. It could be detected when you continue reading. To do that, Glenn is planning to fill a chamber with ethylene glycol, better known as the antifreeze that helps run your automobile. A surprisingly simple off-the-shelf material for an otherwise complex experiment, the material could allow Glenn to detect traces of gravitational waves or ripples in space-time, first predicted by Albert Einstein over 100 years ago, not from thousands of light years away, but right here on Earth. By pulsing a laser in this chamber, Glenn hopes to catch these ripples in the act, results that he hopes could have implications for our future efforts to build warp drives. Fortunately, the professor already has secured funding and valuable connections at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and SpaceX, he says. He even says he's gotten an invitation from noted warp drive expert Harold White to make use of his lab, according to the brief. I'm hoping to run initial experiments in the first half of 2023. Glenn told the publication, maybe sometime in March or early spring, while the dream of a working warp drive is still as distant as ever, first steps are often the hearts. Mathematics and all of that is cool, Glenn told the brief, but there is nothing like proving it. That's a good article. I always love science. Greetings, folks. Bear with me. I know I say that often. OK, let's say. This sounds interesting, which is an actual problem involving electric vehicles. Scientists solve battery mystery, allowing for ultra-fast charging breakthrough. Yeah, because the lithium batteries that are in electric vehicles now take too damn long to charge. That's why the lines are so long at charging stations. I mean, to fully charge a lithium battery in an electric vehicle, it takes about an hour, I believe. It's insane. Scientists say they have finally figured out how to overcome a major barrier to ultra-fast battery charging. Yeah, I guess here's a photo of a lithium battery. Mm-hmm. Electric car battery solid state. Yeah, takes too damn long to charge. And the range is getting better, but still, 300 miles. Not good enough. The mysterious short circuiting and failure of next generation lithium metal batteries was solved by a team from Stanford University and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in the United States, who said their findings could have major implications for the electric car industry. Rechargeable lithium metal batteries are lightweight, inflatable, hold a lot of energy, and can be charged very quickly, as a matter of opinion. However, until now, they have been unsuitable for commercial use due to mechanical stress experience while charging. Yeah, maybe the lithium battery in your mobile phone charges quickly. Just modest indentation, bending or twisting of the batteries can cause nanoscopic fissures in the materials to open and lithium to intrude into the solid electrolyte causing it to short circuit, said associate professor William Chu at the Stanford Door School of Sustainability. Mechanics say bitter cold temperatures could affect car batteries. Yeah, don't they always? Even dust or other impurities introduced in manufacturing can generate enough stress to cause failure. The phenomenon has puzzled researchers for years with some hypothesizing that it was due to the unintended flow of electrons while others claimed it was a chemical issue. The Stanford scientists undertook a series of 60 experiments to prove that the problems were, in fact, caused by nanoscopic cracks, dents, and fissures within ceramic electrolytes. Given the opportunity to borrow into the electrolyte, the lithium will eventually snake its way through connecting the cathode and anode, says Jeff McConaughey, who used to work in associate professor Chu's lab, but now works in industry. When that happens, the battery fails. The research was detailed in a study titled Mechanical Regulation of Lithium Intrusion, Probability in Garnet Solid Electrolytes Published in the Scientific Journal, Natural Energy on Monday. From news to politics. OK, so that's it. All right, all right, here's another interesting science topic. Revolutionary Magnetic, this thing is jumping around here. Revolutionary magnetic solution instantly removes forever chemicals from water. So this is a new high tech form of water filtration. Scientists have devised an ingenious magnetic chemical remover that can clear dangerous forever chemicals from water, making it safe to drink again. Forever chemicals which are more scientifically known as per and polyfluoroalkyl substances, PFAS, OK, that I recognize, are a group of chemicals that have been widely used since the 1950s. These chemicals are helpful because they tell an oil. However, recent studies have linked PFAS chemicals to very issues. This is why a chemical remover is so important. But what makes these forever chemicals so dangerous? A big part of it is how difficult it is for these chemicals to break down due to their highly stable molecules. Further, a new study says these chemicals are so abundant that rainwater isn't safe to drink. But if this magnetic chemical remover works as well as scientists say, it could change everything. OK, this is a lab. Unfortunately, the livestream company does not, their microphone still is not picking up audio from website videos like YouTube. So I have to read. Researchers, until tech support resolves my issue. Researchers at the University of Queensland created the technique. It relies on the use of a solution that they call a magnetic fluorinated polymer sorbent. This magnetic chemical remover is added to contaminated water, making the molecules in the forever chemicals magnetic. Then all the researchers had to do was place a magnet next to the water container, allowing them to separate the water and the chemicals altogether. Further, this magnetic chemical remover can be reused up to 10 times. And it works much faster than other solutions that researchers have tried to come up with. If you want to understand better how the solution works, you can check out the video embedded above. The researchers also published a paper on their findings in the journal Anguant Chemie, which describes how they created the magnetic chemical remover and how it works to remove these forever chemicals from the water, making it safe to drink again. Make water great again. Oh, gosh, that's funny. Make water great again. OK, we got some really fascinating articles here. What's going on here? Better great again. Here's something interesting. I guess you would say it's science related. OK, I got it. Masumi, good morning. Good morning, Masumi. And happy Monday to you. Thank you for stopping by. It is now 5.32 AM in the Tokyo area of Japan. So we have people from all over watching the show. Thank you. And good morning, Masumi. Well, I drink my chai tea with fresh lime wedge. Back to the topic, revolutionary giant kite. Revolutionary giant kite helps sail 21,528 ton ship in Atlantic Ocean. The 2,700 square foot parafoil kite flies 200 meters in the air to capture steadier, stronger winds. Let me see if you get a good shot. You're very welcome, Masumi. Very welcome. OK, there's a nice photo of the container ship. I think it's a French container ship with the assistance of this parafoil kite like a giant sail. And my first assumption is that these container cargo ships will save a great deal of money on fuel. French startup Air Seas has successfully tested a massive kite that can help pull cargo ships over the sea in the Atlantic Ocean, marking a significant advancement for the shipping industry. The Sea Wing, a 2,700 square foot parafoil kite, was first tested last month on the Villa de Bordeaux, a 21,528 gross ton cargo ship, according to a shipping news website. We are proud to have a solution that can help ships reduce their emissions right now and accelerate the decarbonization of the maritime sector over the coming years. Vincent Barnatets, CEO of Air Seas, said in a statement, the company has already landed some big shippers and installed some of the Sea Wing propulsion systems to bulk carrier ships. We are pleased to confirm that we have now completed the first installation of the Sea Wing system for our customers, K-Line, Kawasaki, Kisan, Kaisha, Limited. Air Seas announced last week in a LinkedIn post. The system was installed on a capsized bulk carrier in December. This is the first of five K-Line vessels to feature a Sea Wing with an option for up to 51 further vessels in total, a 210,000 bulk carrier that will be powered by LNG, I'm not sure what that is, and be built at Nihon Shipyard will be the second ship to have a Sea Wing. The installation will happen once the ship is delivered in 2024. What is Sea Wing kite technology? It's a damn sail. That's what it is. What is it? The Sea Wing integrated solution incorporates kite technology. Kite technology. Yeah, when the wind blows, the kite goes. With an automated flight control system created by the aerospace industry to capture wind power. They've been doing it for thousands of years. It's called a sail. These fancy words, right? The system is safe, clean, reliable, and compact. And it can be easily implemented on virtually any commercial ship to reduce emissions and fuel consumption by an average of 20% claims of the company. There are three components to Sea Wing hardware. The eco routing system and Sea Wing are both controlled and monitored by the bridge equipment. The power foil, wings, or autonomous takeoff and landing are made possible by the deck equipment. Here includes a mast, a storage area, trolleys and winches. The trolley system extracts the wing from storage, and it is then inflated for takeoff at the top of the mast. Sounds a lot like sailing vessel words to me. The power foil wing, a flight control pod, and an umbilical cable are all parts of the flying apparatus that manages the wings, autonomous and ideal flight. The umbilical cord that connects the wing to the pod and the pod to the ship manages traction, transmits data, and powers the pod, transmits data. What data do you need? Like I said, the wind blows and the Sea Wing goes. In order to maximize system power and maintain safety, the pod guides the wing while it is in flight. Sea Wing technology is bolt mounted. It takes a little deck space, making it simple to refit during a brief port visit. It can be put on almost all ship types, is not constrained by height limits, and does not obstruct cargo operations, reads the company website. A static kite or sail has only one-tenth the traction power of a Sea Wing, which flies dynamically at over 100 kilometers on a figure on eight trajectory. The kite flies 200 meters in the air to capture steadier, stronger winds. Yeah, you can see that. You can see the height. OK, this is it. The carbonizing shipping industry, similar to the aviation sector's 3.5% contribution to global greenhouse gas pollution. The shipping sector produces 3%. According to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, cargo ships moved more than 12 billion tons of cargo in 2018, almost three times as much as they did in the prior 10 years. The trend is anticipated to continue as e-commerce fuels a rise in the demand for sea freight. The Sea Wing kite has the potential to greatly lessen the burden on the energies of cargo ships and their dependence on unclean diesel fuel. The International Maritime Organization set a goal for the industry to reduce emissions by half by 2050. The Sea Wing represents a substantial step in that direction, however, the concept is not new. 21 major ships already utilize kites or other innovations, like wings to help propel them at sea, demonstrating the long history of wind power in the shipping sector. By the end of 2023, 50 ships will reportedly be powered by wind according to the International Wind Ship Association. Wind Ship Association. So many associations. Now we've got a wind ship. Bear with me. Planting more trees and cities could slash summer heat, deaths, study fines. Well, yes, that's common sense. Trees do absorb sun's radiation and provide shade. And also the root system preserves the quality of the soil, holy and moisture. Planting more trees and cities could cut the number of people dying from high temperatures in summer according to a study published in The Lancet Medical Journal on Tuesday, a strategy that could help mitigate the effects of climate change as it continues to drive temperatures upward. Well, that's part of the problem of climate change. Part of the problem, aside from big oil spewing floral carbons into the air is the destruction of the rainforest. Cities experience much warmer temperatures than the rural areas surrounding them. Yeah, because of the concrete and steel holding the heat, a result of vegetation and green spaces being replaced with structures like roads and buildings that absorb heat. The effect is particularly problematic in summer when temperatures can soar to dangerous levels and more people die of heat-related causes, but can be tackled by planting more trees. Researchers suggest it's true. An analysis of mortality data from some 57 million people living in 93 European cities in the summer of 2015, the most recent year for which data is available, revealed that 6,700 deaths could be attributed to the hotter urban environment. The researchers estimated nearly 40% of these deaths could have been prevented if urban tree cover were increased up to 30%. The average was 15%. The researchers said their study, which focuses on cities rather than broader urban area, that often includes a greener commuter zone is the first to estimate the burden associated with urban heat islands and the first to estimate how increasing tree cover, which helps reduce temperature, could combat this. Study co-author Mark Nguyen, who sent whatever. I can't pronounce that name. I've never seen a long name like that. Director of Urban Planning, Environment and Health at the Barcelona Institute for Global Health said the findings should encourage city planners and policymakers to include green spaces in their developments, particularly as we already know green spaces have other health benefits like reducing cardiovascular disease, dementia, and poor mental health, and improve cognitive function. Really? Interesting. Well, trees are wonderful. The green in the plant, all life on this planet, emanated from the green in the plant. I don't know if he's so alive. The famous juice man, Jay Kordage, said that. So it sounds like a good idea. But I've been talking about this for decades now. This is nothing new. You destroy, you tamper with mother nature, you destroy mother nature, and she will get revenge sooner or later. Oh, this is a really nice article that I will enjoy reading. To say the least, it's a very nice article. Wooly mammoth soon to walk the earth again, scientists say. They're cute, aren't they? Biotech company Colossal, it's the name of the company, recently received $60 million in funding to move toward a 2027 de-extinction of the wooly mammoth. The long dead wooly mammoth will make its return from extinction by 2027, according to biotech company Colossal. Let me make this bigger. I don't know why. I'm actively working to reincarnate the ancient beast. Last year, the Dallas-based firm received an additional $60 million in funding to continue the mammoth gene editing work it started in 2021. If successful, not only will Colossal bring back an extinct species, one the company dubs a cold resistant elephant, but it will also reintroduce the wooly mammoth to the same ecosystem in which it once lived in an effort to fight climate change according to a recent post on the website medium. All right, Colossal calls the wooly mammoths vast migration patterns an active part of preserving the health of the Arctic. And so bringing the animal back to life can have a beneficial impact on the health of the world's ecosystem. While Colossal originally hoped to reintroduce the wooly mammoth into Siberia, the company may explore other options based on the world's current political climate. The wooly mammoths DNA is a 99.6% match of the Asian elephant, which leads Colossal to believe it's well on its way toward achieving its goal. In the minds of many, this creature has gone forever, but not in the minds of our scientists, nor the labs of our company. We are already in the process of the extinction of the wooly mammoth. Our teams have collected viable DNA samples and are editing the genes that will allow this wonderful megafauna to once again thunder through the Arctic, the company says. Through gene editing, Colossal, scientists will eventually create an embryo of a wooly mammoth and the plan is to place the embryo in an African elephant, I think they mean Asian elephant, to take advantage of its size and allow it to give birth to the new wooly mammoth. OK, so the present day elephant is like a surrogate mother. The eventual goal the company claims is to then repopulate parts of the Arctic with the new wooly mammoth and strengthen local plant life with the migration patterns and dietary habits of the beast. That's it. I think it's exciting. I think it's very exciting. And I think they're doing the same thing to try to bring back the extinct Tasmanian tiger, the largest marsupial, which has stripes. It's predatory. And it was made extinct by, I think, livestock, the herders of sheep, livestock herders. Shot them dead. It's a shame. Most extinctions of God's creatures I think caused by the greed of man overharvesting, like what they did to the dodo bird. And they're trying to do the same thing with the dodo on the island of Mauritius of the Indian Ocean. They're trying to de-extinct. There's a de-extinction program for the dodo bird, Tasmanian tiger, and others. OK, I'll see. Oh, I got all right. So I got one last one. That is kind of it's funny, but it's not funny. But to me, it's funny. Mr. Ronnie S. Feliz Domingo, happy Sunday to you. Then after this article, I'll start sending links out. OK, bear with me. It's kind of kind of an alpha male, red pill, male rights activist sort of an article. Interesting. OK, here we go, folks. This one is a doozy. Lawsuit accuses Google of firing executive after he rejected female bosses groping advances. Ryan O'Lehan, 48 years old, accused Google of firing him after he refused a top executive alleged groping at a restaurant in December 2019. Yeah, but it's off company property. It's in a restaurant. Again, that's him. And that's her. Asian. Oh, oh, maybe it's not. Wait a minute. Is this another article? Oh, no, that's him. Ryan O'Lehan. That's him. And that so she so this Asian woman was groping him. Hold on, let me read on. A former Google executive has sued the tech giant over claims that he was fired after allegedly being groped by a high ranking female colleague at a company dinner. Ah, OK, so she groped him and it was a company dinner. Ryan O'Lehan, a 48-year-old married father of seven. Oh, he would have gotten screwed if he had an affair. He's married and he's got seven kids from New Jersey married father of seven from New Jersey. His poor wife had to give birth seven times, accused Google of firing him after he refused top executive Tiffany Miller's alleged advances at a New York City restaurant in December 2019. The lawsuit, which seeks unspecific damages as named both Google and Miller as defendants accusing them of discrimination, retaliation, and fostering a hostile work environment. Miller, who is the director of Google's programmatic media, allegedly rubbed O'Lehan's abs, complimented his physique, and told him his marriage lacks spice according to court papers. Yeah, well, it sounds like she was coming on to him. The incident allegedly occurred during a drunken company gathering that that explains why she was so assertive. At Fig and Olive on West 13th Street after O'Lehan was promoted to managing director of food, beverages, and restaurants, he joined a new management team that included Miller in Google's Manhattan offices. O'Lehan then reported the incident to Google's human resources department the following week, but there was no further discussion or investigation into the incident. According to the lawsuit, an HR rep openly admitted that if the complaint was in reverse, a female accusing a white male of harassment, the complaint would certainly be escalated. Following the report, O'Lehan claimed that Miller began retaliating against him by criticizing him and reporting him to HR for microaggressions. Microaggressions. The alleged retaliation then continued at other company events in December 2021 and April 2022 when Miller drunkenly berated O'Lehan in front of his colleagues. She also allegedly told O'Lehan that she knew he liked Asian women, referring to herself and his wife, who are both of Asian descent. Interesting. Although Google was aware that Miller's continued harassment of O'Lehan stemmed from his rejection of her sexual advances, it again took no action. The lawsuit claims, in a statement to The New York Post, a spokesperson for Miller denied O'Lehan's accusations. This lawsuit is a fictional account of events filled with numerous falses fabricated by a disgruntled ex-employee who was senior to Ms. Miller at Google. Ms. Miller never made any advance towards Mr. O'Lehan, which witnesses can readily collaborate. Interesting. In July 2022, O'Lehan supervisor Adam Stewart allegedly encouraged him to fire a male employee to make room on his team for a woman. Well, they're not very nice people on a corporate level of the Google giant. Stewart allegedly told O'Lehan that there was obviously too many white guys on his management team. Unbelievable, huh? The tech giant then fired O'Lehan the following month, ending his employment after 16 years at the company. That little politically correct pandering here, huh? They wanted more diversity. Forget about who was most qualified for the job, right? In a video conference call, O'Lehan was told by the Google employee investigations team that he was being fired because he was not inclusive. The lawsuit claims, ah. You know what? It's starting to rattle my brains. It's starting to rattle my brains, man. Let's see. What is this about Warren? It's about Warren Buffett. Warren Buffett says, three measured decisions in life will be the difference between success and failure. You only have to do a very few things right in your life so long as you don't do too many things wrong, all right? Define success by your inner scorecard. Number two, surround yourself with mentors. And number three, protect your reputation at all costs. Protect your reputation at all costs. So those are the three keys to success. Inner scorecard, it sounds like you're taking stock of your assets, your good points, and your bad points. OK, the inner scorecard defines your own standards and not what the world imposes on you. And that makes sense. That makes sense. OK, now it's time to send the link down. Send the links down. You're OK. Spin the wheel, make a deal. So we are back. Those were the topics. Those were the topics for the serious first hour or so of progressive discussions. Let me see if it works. We'll each here. There you go. Sir, Ron, yes. How are you, sir? What's your name? What's up? Not too much. The weather is real clear and dry. No clouds, but very cold. We had the other night. We went down a five degrees Fahrenheit. I'm trying to bring up. It's real clear, you said? Yeah. This is strange. How come it ain't coming up? I'm just getting over a cold. So I might just have some warming to clear your throat. It usually takes a while. I don't know why it takes a while for the wheel to clear. We're going to have some wheel action here? Yeah, until the others show up. Who are you expecting? Well, last time we had Jeff Zanbello, Mick von Raven. How about Jordy? Yeah, I'll send him the link. Jordy from Scotland. Western Mike? Well, Western Mike usually, well, he watches the show and he comments in the comments box. And if he comes, then I'll send him the link if he wants the link. But for me to send it to him over on Instagram, it's a hassle. A hassle? No, it's not a hassle. It's just a waste. Yeah, yeah, you don't respond if I send him the link. But if he requests the link, it's the same thing with Eric. Thomas Meadow? Yeah, yeah, Thomas Meadow. If they request the link, then. BC, big BC? I haven't. Oh, there we go. Gee, finally. I don't know if the music will work. If it doesn't work, I'll just have to play something. Let me see now. Let's see. Is that Chateau, right? Yeah, I want to go. Oh, that's weird. Oh, no music, huh? No music, James? You heard the music? You heard nothing? You heard no music? No. Did you? Yeah. All right, no problem. I heard something there, like a little. Oh, it's you. That's you. I hear it's strange that nobody else here. UFOs, yes, UFOs. UFOs are now be now admitted by NASA and the United States Air Force, the existence of UFOs. Tell me. Hey, you got the one on. McFarner and Raven. Oh, my voice is actually going back. You got to come back. Oh, hello. Can you hear me now? Yeah, you hear me? Hold on a second. I know what's going on. I hear you. You hear me? Can you hear him now? Yeah. Hold, please. Come on, forward work. Well, when you have an iPhone, they force you to use Safari as a browser. Hello. Safari is not compatible with a lot of live stream. Greetings and salutations. I've been enjoying some libations. Yeah, I'm very happy that Men's Health has been posting educational articles on sexuality. And I put them on your group, which is fuck you, Facebook. Yes, and indeed, fuck you, Facebook. I had me in some time out for unknown reasons. I'm back, but for temporarily until they scold me again without telling me what went on. Well, that's what they usually do. They use the general term community standards. Community standards. Yeah, which could be anything. What it is, is censorship. Excuse me, I'm giving compliments to the shop. Yeah, well, I'm making black bean soup with smoked pork. Pork cock? No, ham hock. Ham hocks? Ham hock. Ham hock. Ham hock. I can't say pork hock because it sounds like pork cock. So I've got to say ham hock. And now is there going to be some black eyed peas involved and some, what is the other thing I'm thinking of? Black eyed peas of chitlins, collard greens, because that's where ham hocks go from, and soul food. Well, the Brazilians, I know black bean soup is very popular in Latin cooking. Yes. And they all originally the Cubans made a famous, but they make it in Mexico. But anyway, the Brazilians put smoked ham hock. Ham hock. Not ham cock. No, I can't say pork hock. Pork hock, because then it sounds like pork. You pork hock, you. You sound like pork cock. This is great. This is a great show. Ham hock, pork cock. Yeah, we're coming on all the bases. Tired, I went to a concert last night, a blue show, a blue show near the house. And I saw Muddy Water's son, Mud Morganfield, and another local named Stuart Baker John, who is really good harmonica and guitar, threw a lot of fun. Cool. But I stood for a long enough to realize I don't want to stand anymore. Muddy Water should have named his son, Murky Waters. Well, Muddy was his stage and nickname. No, he's not going to do. He's not Kanye West. Muddy had a brain. So he didn't name anyone Murky or Deep Waters. He wasn't stupid like Kanye is. That's like naming your daughter Polly Esther. That's an excellent name for a girl. OK, your son, Ben Dover, or your daughter with no legs, Consuelo, or, you know. Yeah, there's a lot of variables. I don't have any children. I don't have the dubious task of coming up with bizarre names to ruin my children's lives. You do remember this song by Schell Silverstein? I think it is a boy named Sue. Yeah. Yeah, it's a great song about gender identity back in the day. And did Johnny Pat sing that? Yeah, he sang the hell out of it. Yeah, that was a good one. He sang the hell out of it. When did Johnny go opera? I missed that. What? Were you imitating? He sounded like opera, not Johnny Cash. Oh, that's a boy named Sue. It would be like a soprano singing, right? Have you heard the song? Have you heard the song? No. And he had stuff like that. Oh, God. What do you think of that article I read about the man that was fired for refusing the sexual advances of this good-looking executive Asian woman in Google? The Google executive upper echelon. So that's what he's saying happened? Yeah, so they worked for Google. Worked for Google. He got a promotion. The white guy, he's married with seven children. OK. And they were at a company dinner. Suare? Yeah. And what happened was the woman, the executive Asian woman, was flirting with him. And after they all had some drinks, she started rubbing his, trying to feel his abs and giving him compliments about his body. And says that he needs some spice in his life. In other words, he needs to have an affair with her. That's what she was probably saying. Interesting. And I said, if he complied with her, his wife will crucify him in court. He's got seven children. Oh, man. He might as well just live in a tree house, like Tarzan or something, or a dog house. But yeah, so she made. Or the gym, where all the dicks hang out. Yeah, so she made, she harassed him in a negative way after that. Does he have witnesses? And you've got to have witnesses, really. Yeah, any corroboration of the story? He can't get people to step forward to, you know, they're probably company sycophants. Because he found anything in writing that said he was fired because he didn't have sex with someone? No, no, they made the excuse that he was fired by not being inclusive because they told him to fire some white guys on the team and hire. Ethnic diversity? Yeah, in other words, they impose ethnic diversity on him. Even though the people that were to be fired were competent? Sounds crazy. That's fucked up, though, you know. Give me that Asian woman's number, though, could you? I'm going to do her solid. Yeah, you'll give her a solid, all right? I'm going to do her solid. She's rough. She was quite good looking. But the thing is, she knew he was a married man. Hold on a second, was she good looking enough to get any man in the world? Was she beautiful? Not quite that stunning, but she was. Let's put it this way. You're talking about the Asian girl, the Asian lady? Asian woman, you wouldn't refuse her if she rubbed your belly. So I just don't know. Not many women are that aggressive with the married man, unless I guess she had some power behind her, allegedly. Company dinner with cocktails. The best aphrodisiac for women is alcohol. I thought it was seafood. No, that's for men. I thought alcohol gets their libido a little too. They can't orgasm, then, if they have too much alcohol, like any human. Men respond to seafood because seafood is rich in zinc, and zinc is a vital mineral for the male genitalia. I respond to pheromones, and I don't even realize. It's all natural. Well, is that the stench that the genitals give off? No, it comes out of our pores, it's our whole being. It comes off of our body. We send pheromones out to attract. Yeah, but it doesn't come out of your scrotum? No, that's the sperm, they're thinking of. Oh, so the crop, the manscaping formula. That's not going to change your pheromones, I don't believe it will, because you all have your underwear on. So that's the deodorant. I think we just lost interest, Ronnie lost interest in that conversation, he's gone. No, no, he's quite entertained by this conversation. Oh, well, he just lost the chat. He might have just made a Wi-Fi, he's outside. Yeah, I don't, I don't know. I don't know, I can't comment on things, this affair and all that alleged affair, I don't know. I never had any woman trying to force me of sex with her, and I said, no, I don't recall that happening ever in my life. Yeah, because that's like reverse sexual harassment. Yeah, it's a rare thing, it's a rare thing. The female boss does it, and she probably had some drinks, but still, she was, you know, she said to him, I heard you like Asian women because your wife is Asian, and then she said, so am I. So am I, of course you know they are, if you have to be told some of the Asian, maybe you're blind. Yeah, so the whole thing in a nutshell is no witnesses in the company wanted to come forward. Well, that's what the person making the accusation says, or? No, no, no, that is, what happened? His laptop is, oh, his laptop shut off, he'll be back. Oh crap. Maybe he's rebooting, laptop shut off. Either he's lost, either his battery lost power. Well, he's just gonna have to, if he wants to come back, he's gonna have to go in the house and come back. Go on the phone, use the phone is what I think. He's got a desk though. Okay. Yeah, but anyway, So what about this Chinese balloon, by the way? But he wanted the testicle fight. Okay. All right, the Chinese balloon, they're going back and forth, China denies that it's a spy balloon in the United States. Well, we know, you know, Tic Tac's also a spy tool. I know you love Tic Tac James, but it's also a Chinese spy tool. No, it's, what happened was, the United States really does have the right to shoot the Chinese. Anything in our airspace, unidentified. But it was over US airspace for a while for days. Yeah, that was a spy balloon. And then it went to Brazil and then came back and that's when we were able to shoot it down. Oh, it did go to Brazil? Yeah, it was in South America as well. That means the balloon, they claim it wasn't- Of course, you know, of course. They claim it was like, it wasn't manually operated, but if that was true, why would it follow a specific course? It was programmed, I believe, and I don't think they were, the whole thing was a scam. They're trying to find the balloon to see what it's all about, but they should have shot it down when it was over land. Not over the ocean, it's harder to find. It was shot down over water. Yeah. Well, then, you know, good luck trying to find it. Exactly. You know, I would say if it's a balloon, it's floating. Well, it's deflated, it might be floating for a while until some poor fish eats it and then we eat that fish and get plastic in our bodies. Well, I would send the Coast Guard out to look for any floating debris and then... There's tons of garbage in the ocean, unfortunately. Yeah, I know the Pacific, they showed how much garbage that they cleaned up out of the Pacific and it was tons. Thank God they did it. I mean, it's just sad state of affairs. Mankind is a despicable species. Or mankind is not kind to nature. No, no, it's not. And you know, our mother nature has a very good memory and karma doesn't forget. There was a cool 60s song, Guess Who, Mother Nature's Taking Over. It's a new mother nature taking over, that's a great tune. Oh yeah, well, you know, you can call climate change mother nature, your tsunamis, earthquakes. I bought a mini snowblower like for light, for walkways and stuff. I have not had to use it yet and it's already February. So winters are milder in some respects. The weather to me is all eschewed because of global warming. Yeah, yeah, it is. This is, even though we have an occasional cold spell, I haven't seen like a real, a snow blizzard or nor'easter, whatever you want to call them. I haven't seen it in years, honestly. Yeah, we didn't have any this year yet. Hey, welcome back. Okay, my out. So maybe you didn't like to talk about, you know. Not my laptop, just show them. Yeah, I said maybe manscaping. Was that what you were talking about, James? I didn't even hear that part. Yeah, they are probably luckier than Ronnie. You're lucky. It's a new deodorant for the male genitalia. Yeah, yeah, I've heard it. I can't sniff my own balls, so I don't need that. No, no, it gets on your fingers, but anyway. Oh, when I touch my prick, yeah, then I wash my hands. Yeah, you gotta wash your hands. Yeah. Oh, you don't smell your fingers before you wash your hands? I smell my fingers when I touch a nice vagina or a clean butt, and that's when I'm smelling my hands. So Ronnie, your battery and the laptop ran out of power? Yeah, it's like a messed up laptop, so it doesn't even warn me anymore. What about the batteries getting low? It'll just shut off. So it's a junker? Yeah, it's on its way out. Are you in Florida, Ronnie? Yep. Yeah, I could tell. You told me before, and I remembered by seeing that sunshine behind you. Yeah, it's not even really that sunny. It's pretty overcast today. It's all cloudy. It looks hazy, but I mean, there's a brightness to it, though, compared to me in the basement here. So we were talking about- You went outside, though, even though it's cold, you'd probably still get some sunlight. No, there's sunlight, Illinois. It's just that he's in the basement. Yeah. Dungeon. He's in- I'm in the rumpest room. I'm in the- I'm in the- What is it? The man cave? Yes, I'm in the man cave. Yeah, Steve. Nice to be. The Mick Cave. Mick Cave, yes. Mick, Mick, Ron. Well, Mick is my- That's my Facebook name. My real name's Michael. I know anybody that calls me Mick except my Facebook friends that think it's my real name. That's funny. Yeah, you know, Facebook, I thought I could get him to leave me alone. It was, I'm mistaken. Yeah. You call yourself Jiminy Cricket, they'll still fuck with you. Jiminy Cricket? Yeah, if they call, I call myself that and they'd still be messing with me, bricks. Well, Twitter, Twitter didn't allow me to use the word imbecile anymore. Oh, because it's too accurate or? Well, it's too accurate. It's too accurate. In the sense I used it in, it was very accurate, but they, they want you, yeah, I guess they don't want you to call anybody names, you know, but- Oh, oh, Elon, how nice of you, soy. Yeah, that's the biggest waste of money I've ever heard of is buying Twitter when he could have sped the frickin' world. I don't know. I got strong opinions about that waste of money bullshit. I mean, he was just- His money, he's wasting his money. What he said? A waste of sperm is when you deposit in other places than the vagina. That's a waste of sperm. That's the only time. You know, I don't care what's his name, Mari Marino or whatever the bustle had, dude. Mario Petrified Dick. Marino? Mario. Petrified. Mario Brothers. Petrified. Marino was the Dolphins Cubie, right? Yeah. Mario Petrified Cock is the one that likes to use waste of sperm. Is that, but when like someone swallows a load, a woman swallows your load, that's a waste of sperm? I don't know. He's a waste of sperm the way he talks. Well, what's his name? Elon Musk. Mario Petra, Petrus. He's the one that's- Oh, that guy. He was a friend of mine, so he stabbed him. And then he stabbed, he's a stabber, yeah. I've seen him in around him. My own group, holistic health talk. I created the group. I was an administrator. He took credit for credit was not due. Yeah, and he was hounding me to make him administrator. And then he took it over and kicked me out. And his excuse was he says, it's my politics. It doesn't matter. It's my group. Wow. It's my group. So I had like 9,000- Which one is this, a progressive discussion? No, you know- No, no, no. No, the original, no, it's holistic health talk. We didn't have to kill him if he took over progressive discussions. Not to kill him. Just kidding. 9,000, I had 9,000 members and he- Holistic health? He kicked me off of holistic health talk. So I created another group called original holistic health talk. And I mean, there's no action on it, but- There's nothing you can do, you're saying? Yeah. I hear the ducks, Ronnie. Yeah, I'm right by the lake over here. Make some duck soup or- Like that Mario game. Get the duck fat and make some french fries that the duck fat I heard is delicious. You remember the Nintendo game? Yes, they're making a movie about it now. So how could I not forget it? Are they really? Unfortunately, yes. A movie about that? Talk about a waste of sperm. Yeah, they're making a whole movie out of a video game because they ran out of scripts or something. And I mean written scripts, not prescriptions because we all know Hollywood has as many prescriptions as they want. Yeah, they can't run out. No, they'll never run out of those. You like the ducks or you want me to mute it? The ducks are fine. It kind of sounds actually funny. I don't even know. They stop. I've got on the earbuds because my earbuds are stronger audio. Yeah, anytime you have headphones or earbuds, it's like crazy strong, much louder than the computer. I heard there's a new Boo sound show called Super Sunday. Super Sunday, that's Ron's show. Oh, Ron does it? Yeah. Someone was killed in a fire near me. I just got an update. That's sad. I heard that. You got to say like rape or pillage when you're burping. Rape or pillage? You got to burp, rape or pillage. That's the punishment for burping out loud like that. Okay. All right. Oh, okay. All right. I guess the funniest thing to do is intentionally fart in a girl's face. Yeah. Wow, talk about romance, James. You've got some really, really bad ideas. No, not to get on her good side, but somebody that pissed you off. So start off by farting in her face and then, yes. Like is it true that bears are leaving Chicago? For Arlington Heights, that's like the Giants leaving New York for New Jersey. Arlington Heights is a suburb of Chicago. The bears don't own their own stadiums. So all the other teams in the league do. So when the bears buy their own stadium, they'll be worth a lot more money. They're worth a lot now, they'll be worth even more. So they are building a new stadium? What was the reason that they're leaving Soldier Field though, exactly? They don't own, that part I just said that they don't own it. Are they demolishing it or something? No, they don't own it. So they want to go somewhere and they want a modern stadium. They want the bears will actually own that stadium. There's no way Soldier Field will ever be sold to the bears. Yeah, they already bought the track. It was a famous racetrack, Arlington racetrack. It's closed, bears bought it. I don't think anyone could outbid them and it's a good move. It's a true move. They need a stadium. They need to own their own stadium. You think it's better for them to be in the suburbs than like in the heart of Chicago? I don't think that matters. I think it's the fact that they're going to own the stadium that matters the most. Okay, yeah. Yeah, totally. That's kind of like what the Jets and the Giants did. They moved out of the city and they're like in the suburb of New Jersey. Yeah, so they should be the New Jersey now. East brother. Yeah, they could be. East brother from New Jersey, where they stayed. But you know what it is, Mick? They name the teams after the city, not after the state. So I guess they're still claiming New York City because it's like in New York vicinity. The old technicality, gotcha. The suburb of New York. Because they don't name teams after states. It's named after cities. Why, thank you. The bears aren't going to change their name. What are the disadvantage of staying in Soldier Field, Mick? It's over a hundred years old. It's super old. They remodeled it, but still, the biggest thing is financial. They don't own it. That's the real reason. They want to own it. They need to own a stadium. Every other team in the league owns stadiums. The bears are the only ones that don't. So it's owned by the city. Yeah, the city owns that. Yeah, so they got it. They're doing what they need to do, and I'm behind them on it. I don't care. Now, is it closer to you now? Yeah, much closer. But it's going to be like a madhouse. It's going to be a madhouse. Do you think they'll get better attendance? Bears are always well attended, no matter what crap they put on the field. And that's the thing. But I don't know. The bears eventually will have new owners. Once Virginia McCasky. Every year. They don't, bears just are foolish. They don't have any real football people involved. That's been the biggest problem. They have people that are not football based like her father was. Virginia McCasky, of course, George McCasky, his son, I can't remember the story of his son. His son either he died or he wasn't that into football. I think the son is deceased now, but yeah, it's a matter of knowing football. And the guy that just retired, Ted Phillips was the accountant that they made a president of football operations that he had no clue about football. It's good he's retiring. He was a money man. So they brought in a new guy, the guy from the, whatever the college thing is. I thought you were going to say XFL. Yeah, XFL. Yeah, that's not college though. No, ACC, the guy that's running the whole big 10, he's been brought over so he can help them get this stadium deal. He did it in Minnesota. That's one of the reasons they hired him. And he's, I saw an interview with him. He's a great guy. He's black and it's a great hire. And it's good to see the bears are working with people that know what they're doing for a change. Yeah, sure. Yeah, I'm still here. I'm just going on cam. I'm still talking. Okay. Looks like James wasn't fucking. No, he must have had to take a break of some kind. You know, the kind you don't do on camera. But he does have some funny advice about like, you know, of queefing a butt biscuit in a gal's face that you don't like. What about a guy you don't like? You just, what's shit on his desk? What's the difference? Yeah, shit somewhere, right? I don't know. I got some different thoughts on that stuff. My thought process says, you don't like someone. Just, you know, ignore him. That's the best thing to do. There was a guy in the local bar right here. Yeah, it took a shit in the urinal. Did they catch him and beat the shit out of him or anything like that? They didn't catch who it was. Why would someone want to do that? Because they're a drunken loser. They were pretty pissed off. They must have been totally hammered, whoever did it. All right, well, I think we could change the subject from that, too. We could, could. Women and the good things about women, not the bad things that sometimes we seem to talk about. James likes to talk about the bad things. Well, here's the thing. I'll be right back. I've got to go to the bathroom. We assumed as much. We assumed. Was he sleeping that whole time? He probably was jacking off the porn. I don't know. Yeah, yeah, it must be it. What else is Sunday for? Hold on, I'm playing a game while we talk. That's why I'm, and not an electronic game, not a game. I'm not playing a game with you. Yeah, so. A radio game? Yeah, so there's a girl I work with and I kind of like, but she's. Where do you work? Not, I'm not going to say on the air. Or just like you're describing. What, what are you? Customs clearance. I'm not exactly where you were. You're like, exact address, please. Where do you work? I'm reporting you. I work customs. What do you do? What's your job? Customs clearance. Customs clearance. Stuff through US customs, the goods. And I'm attracted to her, but I asked her to lunch and she said it was too expensive. She doesn't go. No, I work in the suburbs. She is too expensive? No, I didn't approach a hooker. So I invited this woman, you weren't listening, quite obviously, to lunch and she said, lunch is too expensive. I don't, that's why she said no. And I thought, what if I invite. That's like a made up excuse. Well, I could have asked her, I could have said, I'll pay, but I didn't feel like being that aggressive at work. Yeah. You should have just worked for it. That's not really. At work, where you get like sexual harassment? Yeah. So anyway. If it was worth it to you then. I don't know. Then if the relationship goes south and we still work together, that could be bad. Sure. So anyway, she was, I'm still like her. I don't know. I'm just trying to take it easy. I am supposed to meet some other young lady from the Bahamas on Friday. Hopefully she was sick. She's a nurse. She caught a cold. So we're supposed to meet. And then recently in December, I dated a woman from Nigeria. And apparently in Nigeria, you don't drive or have a driver's license. So this woman didn't drive. And very religious woman. And all of a sudden she stopped seeing me on Christmas Eve without even telling me. I think she had a lot of sexual hang ups. She felt guilty about any sexual activity. And she was 51. That's a little old to worry about it so much. That's getting up there. The ship has sailed on that one. So she kind of bugged out. And I basically deleted her phone number and her pictures. Because she wasn't anything of notoriety. Yeah. That sounds like you made the right decision. Well, when she didn't call, it was easy to make when she did not answer the phone on Christmas Eve. That was kind of mean, but that's life. Hey, Jason. So maybe this, what's that? I'm saying hi to Jason Cleveland. Okay, cool. Very cool. MVP, are you on LCB? LCB? No, no, I'm not a licensed cousin broker. LSE? No. I'm on the air. That's what I'm on. No, I'm not. Hello. It's Mr. Jason Cleveland of Seattle, Washington. How are you? How are you feeling, sir? Good afternoon, gentlemen. How are you? What's up, Jason? Hello, right? Greetings. Cheers. I was asking MVP if you were a licensed customs broker. No, sir. No, sir. That is one heck of a test you have to take to become an LCB. I took it and I failed. And I should have kept taking it till I passed it. Are you, Jason? I am not. No, I am not. It's almost like asking people, oh, I work in the customs clearance industry. Oh, are you licensed customs broker because of the test you have to take? I never even heard of that. It's harder than taking a bar exam. It's harder than taking a CPA exam. Really? So to be an LCB, you've really got to have your shit together. And it's a hard test to pass. It's not like a C plus will get you there. Yeah, it's crazy. So anyway, nice to meet you. You too. I've heard a lot about you. James said that you guys have been rousing around for several years now and would have liked to have joined much sooner, but we've had some illnesses in the family today and had to deal with that. But I'm home now, where it is pouring rain and about 45 degrees Fahrenheit. Yeah, it's about 44 here and it's raining off and on. It's more like off recently. Nice to meet you as well. I'm kind of got one hand in a game I'm playing. I apologize when I'm not on the screen. No, that's fine. James and I, I don't know how we met, but thank God we did. I agree. Like mine did somehow. James, I have no idea how we met. Do you? We just happened to bump into each other on Facebook? I'm trying to remember. Let's see. I don't know, something with a group or a page or stumbled on? I've known you, I've known you since I started on Facebook, which was 2012. Yeah, it's been a minute. Where, maybe it was- We met on Facebook, that's all I know. Yeah, wanted to- Facebook does have some good things about it. Yeah, yeah, I would say so. So hello, James. Hey, what's going on, Jason? So, yeah, I thought, so super drunken, I'm sorry, super Sunday is one of Ronald's shows, right? That's right. It was interesting because typically on a Sunday morning, the family's not awake that early. So if I get up to take the dog potty or feed the dog or whatever then, I'll just check and see if these guys are on. It is mildly entertaining that people are drinking that early, right? An example- Are you talking about the super Sunday or something? Yeah, so today it's like a super Sunday, which is like a wildcard type thing, right? Does he do super Sunday immediately after stout Sunday? No, there's no stout Sunday, he's not doing it anymore. That's right. It's like a replacement. He said if John Anile is doing stout Sunday, then he will join John Anile's show. But if John Anile is not doing stout Sunday, then Ronald Terrio will host super Sunday. And this is all about drinking? Any alcoholic beverage at 7.30 in the morning, Pacific time, which is where I'm located. Well, that's Pacific time. Yeah, it's 10.30 Eastern time. You could have a Bailey's and coffee like I did, or you could have, what is it, you know, with mimosa. But other than that, I couldn't see any real hard liquor. No, it's not that bad. But the problem is you have to keep on bringing a new product. No, you don't have to. You can bring like the same one every week. They don't say anything. You have to bring new products? That is really dull though, right? Like bringing a Guinness every week? Yeah. Oh, like a Ronald Sutton would bring ham, spear. Wow, that's really a low bar. That's a low bar, getting some hams. I have not seen Ronald Sutton in months. No idea what happened to that guy. No idea. Well, I mean, you might have a guess, right? I mean, drinking to intoxication nightly has to catch up with you. Well, I don't know if it was nightly. I know he would like join the Wednesday show. I don't know about anything else. No, but like in his personal life, right? He would sort of comment. Yeah, I killed a 30 pack of that over the weekend or whatever. Is that what he said? He was always intoxicated when he would come on Eric's show while car Wednesday. There was a guy impersonating him like two weeks ago. I joined Ron's show. And there was a guy trying to join that said he was Ronald. That's pretty funny. Ronald Sutton. Yeah, he said Ronald Sutton. And he came on with kind of like a mask. But then Ronald pulled him take it off. And then he just downed a beer. And he was like, fuck you. Oh, that is funny. That is funny. It's very serious on there, Ron. And you know it was well, right? I mean, if you lean toward talking about the weather, they're going to steer you right back in the lane of examine the alcohol or get off the show. There's no, it's very binary. There's early morning alcohol examination. Usually you have a hangover. You don't even move around. It's always early morning. There's other times. OK, OK. Just Sunday. Typically it's on in the afternoons. Usually you get blitzed on Saturday night and you're hungover on Sunday normally. I've done that a couple of times. It's very strictly theme-oriented or fanaticism. You can call it that. But Ron's cool. He's a cool guy. He's a little regiment and kind of like quirky and shit. But he's a good guy overall. You know, you almost have to at least admire that trait because it's so easy to sway off course with anything. So the fact that he's like and he always ends the shows like almost by the hour exactly on the hour, right? Exactly. Or less, or less. Rarely do they go. James says he's like he is a robot. No, he's very clocked. He's very clocked. Yeah. He's very clocked. But you also say that about the other guys, the Boozhounds. Because they only talk about the other guys. Eric's show, Wild Card. The impression of it, James. And Wild Card or the robot? Yeah, the impression is there. And what do you say? I only talk about here. Only do the show for 60 minutes, not one nanosecond more than 60 minutes. Oh, my. Hey, where's Western omelette, Mike? You mean the charcoal rain foreshadowed? The ham sandwich, Mike. The one that I, when I was totally out of control, he was around. Remember when I was just, just nuts? I was nuts that night. And they were, you know, well, you know, I was cracking wise, you know, like I was doing, yeah. Oh, was that the night that he wanted to talk about his jacket? Yeah. And he got P.O. and left because I wanted to talk. You know, I was like, why not talk about women? He wants to talk about his jacket and his jacket. And I want to talk about women. That's just my main thing, you know, when I can. You want to show his new suit. And I said, can you have sex in the suit? And he didn't, it must have not like that. That can you perform? He didn't ask for your right? Never. I believe he, he left. He did not partake. Yeah, he just left. I mentioned the ZZ Top song, Sharp Dress Man. Will be a good theme song for him. Hmm. So would you say, Michael is like a metrosexual? What do you think, Jason? Or asexual? Well, OK, right. Years ago, somebody once told me that you can never dress too nice. And if you boil down what that comment means, it effectively means that if anybody was to make fun of you, God, look at that guy all dressed up. It's it's more in a jovial or a jealous tone, right? But you will point out a slob at Walmart all day long. My God, this guy's got it all over his shirt and everything. So I think what I'm what I'm trying to say there is that there there is a little bit of admiration. There's a standard at least. There is a standard. And there's also an admiration, right? Let you know, you have to admire somebody that will take such pride in themselves that that they're there. You know, you'll only ever see them presented in their best light, right? And I think that's what he's trying to do is he's trying to assert his position. Not his penis. Well, OK, just you know how it is, right? So I think that, you know, he he may not have a ton of other stuff going on. But one of the things that you can control, they say there's a couple of things really that you can control, right? Your your hairstyle, if you still have hair and the way you dress, right? You can't really control it all the time, though. Correct. And you can control your genitalia as well. You can't control that. You can't control that. I would say you can. Yeah, you can. That's rape. If you can't control it, you really can. So you're exposing yourself at what do you mean? You're so that's not what that means. Mr. Happy does have a mind of his own. But yeah, he certainly does. Must be OK. Must be in control. No, you must be in control. Mr. Happy must be in control. If you think you're in control, then it's like it's like a little bratty. Maybe the other way around. It's like a little coddle, a little kid, a little spoiled, rich kid. It's a coddle that wants to have his way all the time. Well, you're like the parent. It's the same thing with the penis. You know, I've never thought of it like that. And I probably never will. But OK. I don't think of my penis as my child. I think of it as my penis. Your child. It's my penis. Actually, yeah, you think, Jason. I would, I would, you know, you're there's two sides to every argument. I hear what you're saying, Ronald. I also hear what McFawn Raven is saying. I think that in regards to back to Michael Goldsmith Hilton, he's just trying to present himself in the best manner he can. And I think that, yeah, there's one video I saw where he was. Did he still do video? He was doing a live video months ago, maybe two months ago. And he's trying to like age this leather jacket so he's like getting it wet and hanging it up and stuff. You know, it's like I have me personally. I have no time for that or whatever. But it's, you know, it's his thing, right? So I guess you just have to at least accept it to tighten up the leather. I think that's what he was doing. I had to, I had to try to loosen up the leather on one of my pointy Western boots. Tony Lamas or whatever the heck they are. Loosen up the leather, huh? Well, I had. Yeah, when you're binding your women in leather, it's got to be loose. They, you know, they have to be able to get out of it or they could like hold it against your court as you bound them and held them. I put the boot stretcher in there. So what are you stretching? The Western boot. Oh, I thought maybe you're stretching a hole out or something. No, I put the boot stretcher in there. You got to keep cranking it. Put it in. Yeah. Get it in there. Yep. And then, and then I put, I put a lot of mink oil. I rubbed a lot of me. I use lube. I mink oil is your thing. Go ahead. Oh, you mean like Astro Glide? Use Astro Glide? It's a bit like, I don't know. I played a lot of baseball when I was growing up and you get a new glove and you have to break the glove in. I was always trying to get to third base when I was a kid. You got to steal second to get to third. I'm staring this show towards sex, no matter what you guys say. I know, here we are, right? Is that like a grunt? Yeah. You have to marinate the glove. Well, I appreciated that when, when Michael was talking about his jacket, like that was, that was fucking lame. And I, yeah, I did what anyone else would do. I revolted against such. Yeah, I was, I was good with that. He likes to go to a haberdasheries and buy fine. So Jason, why aren't you living in Cleveland, Jason? I want to know. I know, I've never been, I've never been. What the hell? I know. Get over there ASAP. So my nickname, my nickname is MVP. My real name's Michael Van Pembroek, but I took McFawn Raven for Facebook. I thought maybe I could hide under that, but they made me send my license in a couple of times. I've seen that, yeah. Yeah, it's cocksuckers, mother fuckers. Gone are the days of being incognito on Facebook, right? Yeah, they, I had this one called Zippy the Pinhead. They, they closed that account. I tried a few things. Well, you said you tried, you can't use the stage name. What was the other one? You can, but if you, Zippy the Pinhead was one of mine. What was the other one you said before? Jimmy, something I think? No. James, Jimmy? Me? Jimmy the jerk. Jimmy jerks off, what? No, I don't care. What about using the Russian name, Ivan Jackenoff? Jimmy crap corn and I don't care. Ivan cool off. Jimmy crack corn. Oh, oh, oh. Crap corn? Is that like when the corn kernels are sticking out of your turd? Yeah. Jimmy crack corn. All right, let me get back over there. I gotta stop this immediately. So anyways, I'm hoping to meet this girl this weekend. She's from the, from, she's Bahamas. I'm getting way away from corn and peanuts and shit. Don't need it. I don't want to talk about it. Oh, the phone? She lives in Florida, right? No, she moved here. I told her call me when she gets to town. So she had a cold. We couldn't meet. So I'm hoping to meet her this weekend because I think the woman at work doesn't really want to go out with me. The Bulgarian woman at work that I like. It's kind of crazy. I don't even pursue it because then she'll complain to human harassment. Harassment, yes. Harassment, yeah. Harassment a lot to me. That's all I'm saying. There's a joke. There's a bad, bad Tyson joke. I could tell you with a play on words. It says, when he got accused of rape, did you have consent? I sure I had consent all over me on my hands, my face. Consent. That is pretty sad. Yes, it's bad too. I remember when Jason took us on a tour at that hotel casino in Las Vegas and he said, what machine should I play? And I said, play the Irish one with the leprechauns and the shamrocks on it. The glittery green one. And he had luck. He had luck. Yeah, that was a good one. In fact, I went back to that one at least one other time during that trip and won money every time I played it. I'm normally not a slot machine person. In fact, you don't really go for us anyway. We go to Vegas for the weather. We kind of like that heat, but it's a dry heat. So we get a couple of days of dry heat, a lot of pool time, nice restaurants, maybe a show and a little bit of gambling, not like topless shows, I hope. Hey guys, you think my camera's too dark? Yes. Oh, yeah. So that's all right. I'm trying to figure out why it is. You're too dark. You need to cheer up. Jason, were they the topless variety shows? Dark matter. No, unfortunately, I would have liked to have seen one. I saw a Ziegfried in Roy when I was 21. We got tickets were comp cause my friend's dad knew some hotel guy and luckily Ziegfried before I had some topless ladies for us. Oh, that would have been nice. Yeah, they were legendary. Unfortunately, they both passed away. Yeah, they weren't into the ladies or anything, but that's fine. I'll take them off their hands. Roy got mauled by a tiger and- Yes, he did. It was not good. It was not good. That's the problem with wild animals. Yeah. You know, ultimately, they're still gonna be wild animals. That's the real- They have that instinct, right? Yeah, to rip your face off, exactly. And I think even if they're domesticated, let's say that you have one of their tiger cubs raised in captivity. Oh, like the Tiger King, that crazy pinnook? Yeah, they will still have, yeah, you can never get away, whereas a feline animal like a cat, like a house cat, sometimes, you know, if you hold it a certain way, they'll still, you know, even though the thing will come up to you when we give you love, it'll still scratch at you, right? Did you know a so-called domesticated house cat is not 100% domesticated? That's why they're so independent and aloof. They're not 100%, and the ferrets they sell in pet stores, they're not 100% domesticated either. Ferrets could die from a house cold, so I wouldn't get a ferret. Oh, ferrets are very susceptible to- Yeah, many people I've known that had, and they bite too. Oh, wait a minute, what did I do? I hit the wrong thing. Yeah, well, when you think about it, a parrot is a wild animal. A parrot, a parrot's bite. Ferret, I was talking about a ferret and a parrot. What are we talking about? Both. Both, both, a ferret is- Ferret and a parrot, I got bit by a ferret and a fucking ferret, not on the same day, but it sucked both times just for the record. Getting bit by a wild animal is not like the top of my good things to do. Did they break, they broke skin and you were bleeding, right? No, but it still hurt. Yeah. That sounds terrible. Well, these people- Well, it wasn't, I wasn't mauled. Someone said, you know, I put my hand up to the parrot and the parrot took it and twisted it. The time my hand, it turns out the guy's dad was antagonizing the parrot before we got there. Gee, thanks. But he was in a bad mood. Yeah, and then the ferret, well, that's just a wild animal. Shouldn't be in the house in my opinion. What's a weasel? It's in the weasel family. Yeah, I don't need weasels in the house. I don't know. The, you know, these idiots that try to bond with the wild animal as a pet. Someone did that with some, I saw something about a special with someone with a tiger on one of these stations. Not, not Tiger King, but some other goofball. Tiger shit. Different, different big cats and- Well, that one with the bears was the worst. He took a woman down with him. Well, you know, there are lunatics out there that are getting King Cobras online. How the fuck, and how do they get them into the country? They wanna, yeah, that's what I have to say. What if it gets loose and is a frigging King Cobra, you know, bite some kid on the- Is there venom deadly? Yeah. Yeah, I don't know that much about them. I know they do that thing with their ribs to get higher. They wanna get that- They actually eat Burmese pythons in a while. They- Holy shit. Yeah, King Cobra- Pythons a big, a big damn snake. Yeah, King Cobras are, they're tough. They're- Big, I bet. Yeah, no, they're not small. King Cobra, King Cobra, look your right in the eye. When his hood opens up and he, you know, and then you have these people that have, they'll get a baby crocodile or alligator and they're, you know, they'll have it on their lap or- It'll grow up and they'll set it loose without telling anyone? Nah, they'll, they just walk, they walk around the house and they're used to human presence, but it's still a reptile with a little BB brain, you know? And, oh, say, monitor lizards are very intelligent, but they're also apex predators. Don't they become very large monitor lizards? Yeah, eight feet, some of them eight feet long. Wow. And they have razor sharp teeth and they, the bite will definitely put you in the hospital. You know, but why? That's the point. Why bother, you know? Get a freaking aquarium or get something easy. Something a little, that can be tamed, right? Something that's not gonna try to kill you. Call me. You know, I don't understand people. It's like, what is it called? Fugu, it's the blowfish in sushi bars in Japan. They have something I think it's called Fugu. It's a raw blowfish. Fuyu? Fuyu, yeah. Raw blowfish meat and it has to be cleaned by an expert that knows what he's doing because the gallbladder, the toxins in the blowfish will kill a human in short time. Unless it's prepared correctly, you talking about the leg of swordfish? If they accidentally ruptured the gallbladder or the blowfish, something like that. I frankly would just have something else to eat. That's all I'm saying. It's deadly, it's a deadly toxin but the point is why bother? I'd have some shrimp cocktail before I'd have that. Why bother? Have something else. Have some tuna, sushi, salmon or something macro but why do you need to live life in the fast lane to take a risk with something that could be contaminated with a deadly toxin? Do Asian people eat that a lot, blowfish? No, certain places in like the underground section of Tokyo where they have these small sushi bars, small sushi restaurants. Oh. Yeah, it's not like a popular public sushi. You can't get that in McDonald's? No, no, no, yeah. It's like, there's a certain place where they'll like kill a bullfrog that's looking right at you and they'll put the beating heart on rice and servitude. Yikes. Yeah, like people that, I guess they're people that are bored with the regular aspects of life, the normalities of life. I do like frog legs though, tastes like chicken. I've had frogs legs in the Everglades. And their poor little frog was probably, you know, somewhere carting himself around without those legs, but. Yeah, you know. They give all the frogs and wheelchairs. Yes. Naples, it was Naples, Florida, I'm sorry, Marco Island, Florida. I was a kid. I was in Wisconsin. I went to Cribbets, Wisconsin for my frog legs. Was there like really good melted cheese on them? No, you don't melt cheese on frog legs, you just deep fry them, that's all. Oh, before I forget, what does deep fried cheese curds tastes like? I know they're popular. Salty, salty. Like feta cheese? No, no, no, cheddar, so no, not like feta. All right, guys, I gotta mention it. Can we talk about the Chinese balloon? Oh, we were talking a little about it, but yeah, we can. Oh, were you? I didn't, I must have not been here. Well, you were off with the air, I guess. Americans were paranoid about it. They were very, you know, neurotic about it. I heard Donald Trump is behind it. The balloon. Is that the latest theory? Yeah, well, didn't one of them, wasn't one of them like a baby Trump with the diapers? Yeah, yeah. What do you think, Jason? I like the one. About the Chinese balloon. Yeah, it's kind of interesting, I guess. How about the one with the Chinese food on there? That was a great one, that's part, I mean, all the other ones are really good too, but that one was pretty good, that one was really funny. There was a balloon delivering Chinese food? Yeah, I don't know if I showed you. Did you see it? I may not have showed you, Mick. As long as it didn't have added MSG, I'm good with it. Oh, it does. Yeah, it was the balloon. I would rather have the not extra MSG. There was the one that said this balloon was carrying COVID-23. COVID-20. Who released that? Trump released those? Yeah. All right, let me see if I can find one. The China virus. Now, China, China. China, if Trump... China! If his wife... China, China! What, you think he'll hook up with Stormy Daniels again? No, no, Stormy doesn't want him around. He, she won't participate, that's the only problem. So yeah, no. She said that he won't take her to dinner. He won't take her to dinner? You know how women that are American women, they got dinner on the brain, you know what I mean? Cocktails, they don't really go to dinner. Hey, you gotta wind them and dye them before you're 69, I'm okay? I, hey, I don't even believe in that. I know, I know, good surf and turf, filet of fish sandwich and a Big Mac. There you go. Wow, you're shooting the bar pretty high today, James. I'll give you that. James, James is a true red-pilled apple alpha male. Why don't you go on on a limb and head over to Wendy's and get their fish and their burger? I mean, risk, that's a risk, I understand, but I don't know, something you could think about. What about White Castle? Not everybody has White Castle. Which balloon is this one? Totally not for spying. Weather balloon, nice. Weather, Baran, or Baran. Weather Baran. Weather Baran, totally not for spying. That is nice, I'm glad that they say it. Somebody sent me that. It's in the dialect, right? Totere, not for spying. Oh, yeah. Oh, and there's, hello, Ronald. Yeah, right, yeah, you joined right when, when James shows me the screen that somebody shared with me. This is too funny. Let me see if I can pull that. That's a beautiful backdrop too, in the back there with those hills and the mountains. Let me see, James, if I could find. Yeah, Jason's got the bay window, Ronald, showing the flora and the fauna. The flora and the fauna looks good, Jason. Well, thank you. Let me see if I can show this one. It's so lovely. All right, let me go back to that screen if you can, James, and I'll pull up the other one. Yeah, what about the one for Chinese food? I'm gonna pull that one. Yeah, that was a funny one. I'm pulling that one. Okay, let me see. Is that like a pork fried rice box? Can you share that screen again? Is that possible? Here we go. Roast poke, hold on, roast poke, roast poke flight life. There's the balloon delivering Chinese food, Ronald. Roast poke flight life. Is that straight from China? Slow boat from China brought that over? Well, you gotta release it from a boat or something because that wouldn't make it all the way from China. China, I'm gonna say it like Trump. China. So, Stormy Daniels said that he had a gold... Mushroom dick? He has a gold plated toilet seat. Everything is like gold plated in his bathroom. Gold plated cock ring, what? Yeah, gold plated cock ring. No, like when she went to the bathroom, like everything is like gold, I guess, gold plated. I've heard that also at... Yeah, I heard that his whole building, his whole residence was gold plated in wherever it was in New York. Where do you got the carburetor? You lit up the carburetor, Ronnie? Let me see the carburetor. Is that a hybrid or is that a sativa? No, man, it's just sweet, bro. Well, I know what's strange. It's legal here. I don't know. I have no idea. No, it's good though, it's definitely good. I don't think he can really talk about it because he lives in Florida. I can, I mean, yeah. Is it legal in Florida? No. Well, that's too bad. Yeah, it is what it is though. Not hard to get around, you know? Yeah. I think... Been like that my whole life. I've never lived in a state where it was legal. I think that there should be organic cannabis farms. There are, I think. All over, anywhere it could be grown. I'm sure like where Ronald lives, the weather in Louisiana, I'm sure, you know, if it wasn't a right wing state, you could have beautiful cannabis. Louisiana, I think is actually like a more leaning Democrat state, actually. Organic cannabis farming would be outstanding. What happened to, hey, Mike, Miguel, Mick von Raven, where are you? He didn't like the cannabis talk. He thinks it's great. Cannabis is a miracle. He only wants to talk about sex, like he can't talk about anything else, any other topic at all. It's a miracle plant. Cannabis is a miracle plant. Mick. Hey, Mick. Oh, Mick has an iPhone, and he's forced to use Safari, so he probably has to come back again. The Safari is not compatible with StringYarn. That's not. No, I know because my phone wasn't, my other phone was an iPhone, and I couldn't wait to get rid of it. I am using Chrome on a MacBook. Hey, I can't hear you. I can't hear you on my, Oh, oh, my voice, my voice is echoing back, back, back. Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, my voice is echoing back, back, echoing my voice, my voice. Go away, go away, come back, go bye, bye, bye. Come back. I can't hear you. The echo went away. Yeah, that's good. All right, I'm back. I took a pause for the pause, and then got kicked. I wasn't running from anything. Damn it. Sex and drugs are good. I'll talk about both of them, if you'd like. Now, we'll let you, we'll let you salt and pepper. At the same time, right? Salt and pepper, you mean like an interracial couple? I like black women. I date them a lot. The group. Yeah. So you're the soul? They're the pepper. She's a pepper. You're a pepper. Yeah, I'm not African-American, so I'm not the pepper. It's really, people make rocket science out of it. I mean, no matter what position your body's in, it's based on the same thing. It goes in, it comes out. It goes back in again, it comes out. It goes in, it comes out. I don't care if you twist it like a pretzel. That doesn't change the actual process. Yes. Which is in. Everybody hides a salami in similar fashion. Right. So this whole Kamasutra concept, I mean. Give her the high hard one, that's what she wants. High heart? So you got to sustain. The high hard one. Well, my friend, Iron Man Vinnie Blake has what he showed it to me is he has the sex swing where you're suspended with the woman on this apparatus and you're having sex on the sex swing. Okay. Is he filming it too or what? No, he just showed me what it looks like. He got on the swing, but there was no woman with him. Interesting. Maybe he was afraid I would record it. I just want to have sex on a swing or wherever. What about a gorilla swing? You know, the big tire? No, thanks. I would tire. Anyhow. Tire, that's a, are you a spanking enthusiast? I could be with the, are you asking? With the right woman, yeah, sure. But it's always, it's light. I know I'm not into corporate punishment. A little light, spanking and a nice female tush is good. I knew this accountant that had a obsessive foot fetish. Yeah, I personally can't relate to, I just can't. I don't know. Yeah, it's a foot, I mean. I get more into vagina and butt and breasts. I'm kind of, I guess, old fashioned then. I don't know. Yeah. Interesting, it's still light out where you are, Ronnie. Is it light out where you are, James? It's not that late yet, man. 523? It's light over here in Chicago, Bill. I still have like an hour or so of light, I guess. No, it's dark by me now. Yeah, you're a lot further down south. Yeah, but you're, so the times of day, let's say in the summertime, what time does it get dark? Oh, late. We're like 8.30. The most, maybe 9. Yeah, same as in 9.30. So for us, it can be close to 10 o'clock when it gets dark. Yeah, yeah, like 9 o'clock here too, like I'd say like maybe 9.15-ish. It's like cutting it though. For some reason, I can't put my avatar on if I wanna go do something. Let me see if mine shows up here. Yeah, there we go. Yours is working, mine is not for some reason. I did something. I've got James' favorite con artist. Oh, Joel Stench. Joel's favorite con artist was Alex. He had no idea where the 100 grand in the wall came from. It was a gift from God. It was a blessing. Yeah, the plumber's found it in one of his buildings in the bathroom. Oh, I thought you were gonna say like a gold-plated turd or something was found. Cause he is a turd, he is a turd, he's a turd. It was like Joel Old Stench. It was like a one to 200 grand in cash. Oh, did you hear about this scam with a million dollar man, Ted DiBiase? Yeah, but refresh my memory. So he like, after he retired from wrestling he became like a born again Christian and then he was like an evangelist going around and he was collecting a lot of money actually. And he swindled it into some kind of shady deal. Like he basically took the money for himself and his son. Cause his son was on it in the take too. The one that was a wrestler also. Oh, he stole from it. They stole from a charity. That's pretty low. Yeah, he basically set up like a false charity and then he just took the phone. Yeah, I saw something, a TikToker set up some GoFundMe and scammed millions from people and didn't have any illness. Some 19 year old TikTok girl. Well, Ted DiBiase did the same thing. Yeah, she had millions. She had a sob story and everything. And she kept, and it wasn't true. Wow, she must be so proud of herself. Gotta be real piece of shit to do that. Yeah, it's unless you're doing it for somebody. Brett Favre was doing that, doing a scam for his daughter in college. The Brett Favre, the old Packers quarterback. Packers quarterback, you know. Yeah, the Fudge Packers quarterback. Jets for a year, right? That was the worst when he went to Minnesota and he had a good ending of his career. I hear all these quarterbacks headed to the Jets and I'm like, yeah, that's not where anyone wants to play. Not really. Just saying Jets are nuts. You remember, they're doing better than the Bears and they're doing better than they were. But saying that, by the way, every team's doing better than the Bears. Just remember, we got the number one draft because we're the worst team in the NFL. You remember that born again evangelical, Tim Tebow? He played for the Jets, too. With the noodle arm? Yeah, he played for the Jets. He had a noodle arm and he kept bragging about he was a virgin and I'm like, wow, you're a moron, that's what you are actually. All he did was want to pray in the middle of the field. So he could show, you know, those people that show off how, like they have a bath for on the God, like they're so close to the Lord are full of crap. You always beware of a braggart and show off when it comes to religion. Oh yeah, they're not holy and they're not sanctimonious. They're just know-it-alls. They're religious know-it-alls that they use religion to hide. Yeah. Right, the oldest trick in the book is like, look it's over there. So as they're judging and bashing that person, they're trying to take attention away from what they're doing. They're like, it's a big distraction. So now, Mick has the wonderful Chicago deep dip dish pizza that Detroit says they made. Detroit style pizza is just, it's Chicago style, but it's in a square pan unless they use less sauce on it. So it's all, it's delicious. Yes, we also have the Italian beef with the cheese, the cheesy beef. That's another great item we have. Yeah. Yeah. And you gotta have it on a canilla bread and then you gotta have a hot Jardinair, a hot Jardinair. Well, you get it dipped, you get it dipped, they call it or juicy. That's on, on Jew, right? That's different. That on Jew is just for a beef sandwich. This is Italian beef. They, you don't say on Jew with Italian beef, it's just gravy. Okay. All right, you're making me hungry, thinking about deep dish pizza and Italian beef. Right? You, well, you can request dipped or you can press juicy, you can request it dry. Yeah, I always get it. And lately I've been getting it dipped, which I'm sure is not a health food. Not always health, don't worry about it, it's a high protein. Okay. What do they do? They dip, they dip, they put the beef, they put the Italian beef in and the cheese and they melt it and then they dip it in the gravy. Like bread and all, right? Yeah, the whole thing gets dipped in gravy. But it goes into your, into your whatever, styrofoam thing, whatever they put it in. Uh, yeah, they put a piece of tinfoil in mine. So it's okay, it's good. Sounds good. Wow, I'm getting hungry, Italian beef and deep dish pizza and... Smoked pork hock, I mean ham hock. Pork hock? Pork hock? Yeah, I have a black bean, I was telling, I have a black bean soup with smoked ham hocks. Italian beef sandwich at Al's in Chicago. I like Mr. Beef and there's also a place called Johnny's. Johnny's doesn't have cheese by me though. Johnny's with an IE, G-A-O-H-I-N-N-E-S. And you need to have hot peppers, hot chardonnay, they're not sweet for me personally. Get a combo, you can get both. A combo is Italian beef and Italian sausage. The sausage is prepared on a charcoal grill and you match those two up and you can put in, you know, you can dip that as well, add mozzarella cheese to it. The Johnny's I do is Johnny's with an IE, G-O-H-N-N-I-E. It's famous, there's two of them, Johnny's beef. There you go, yeah, there's Johnny's. Then they got the best combo, combo, you know, with the sausage and that. Yeah, that's, yeah, that's the good stuff. Oh, the Italian ice is outstanding, you always get no lid and then chew it down to, yeah, that's their lemon, that's really good. Well that looks really good, like in the summertime, my goodness, that would be excellent. Yeah, and you chow the top down and then get a lid before you leave. Oh, and yeah, that's the work of art, man. Yeah, that's a great place. And then Mr. Beef is a good one. James, type in Mr. Beef, please. No, that Jason's doing that. Oh, Jason, please type in Mr. Beef. Mr. Beef, all right, hang on a minute. Mr. Beef, they do that just images. Maybe they'll, yeah, Mr. Beef, there you go. Wow, look at that. Yeah, Mr. Beef, that's a good one too. Oh, I like those french fries with the skin on them. I bet you those are delicious. Yeah, those are, those look like the whole fries to me, those are delicious. And Mr. Beef's a good one. Is that what it looks like on the outside? Yeah, click on that big one up right next to it. Sorry, James, which one? The picture, the photo to the right of the one you showed, the big monster. Yeah, the close up, the roast beef. You know, like you showed the one with the fries and then just the big, tying roast beef like, yeah, that, that, that, yeah. All right, let's click here and see, get a good bird's eye view of that sandwich. Yeah, that's all hot jar narrow with, one of my favorite things is the olives, the peppers, all kinds of stuff. That's heavenly, it's nice and spicy. Is that carrot? So those pictures are carrots. Yeah, carrots are in there. The Jardinera, Jardinera has, what is it, what's the white one? It has five or six different vegetables. Oh, that looks spectacular. So what's better, Mr. Beef or Johnny's? Well, it's a toss up because Mr. Johnny's doesn't have any cheese. You can't get a cheesy beef there. Mr. Beef has an awesome cheesy beef. Johnny's has an awesome combo, the sausage and the Italian beef. You should put in Johnny's combo and take a look at that. Let's try this here. We're kind of all over the place, we'll get there. The same Johnny's, try images. Oh, that looks really good. Yeah, combo. Dunked in gravy, yeah. So it says grilled Italian sausage. Yeah. Sweet and hot peppers. I usually just get hot. Oh. Yeah, and then Italian beef with that. Only if they'd add cheese, that'd be the best if they added some cheese. There's no cheese? Not at Johnny's, you can't order cheese at all. That's why I go to Mr. Beef, you can't get cheese there. There's also a place that has the beef with the red sauce on it, Italian beef, cheesy beef with red sauce, that's good too. All right, I'm gonna start eating the screen. I wasn't even hungry before I saw all this. Yeah, are you hungry now? Yeah, thanks. I also like to have pizza with Italian beef on it. And what I found out is they clump it and they pile it like the size of meatballs, that's the best. Hey, Daryl Masais, a North Italian beef. Hello, Daryl. Thank you for the compliment. What restaurant do you recommend we look up that has Italian beef on a pizza? Oh, look at those phones. Oh, Mr. Beef, Italian beef on pizza is not the norm. So I order it and I told him you gotta make the beef in piles like the size of meatballs, that's the best way to do it. And I get sausage and hot-jardinaire, it's like a combo pizza, that's good. Do they still have those stockyards in Chicago where those get all... Oh no, no, no, they moved that. By the way, I've heard that that smelled the very worst during the summer. And I heard it was, yeah, they moved it to Kansas City. Kansas City has all the stockyards. Okay, I watched a documentary. The reason I asked is because I watched a documentary a few months ago about, because years ago, think about before the stockyard, people would just butcher meat and sell it locally. But when the stockyard became popular, the beef was processed in a central location and they were able to waste virtually nothing. That's how hot dogs came about and Vienna sausages and saving every last scrap gets processed. So they were able to raise the profits of these beef companies a hundred times probably because the butcher, think about your local butcher, he just cut up and sell the steaks or hamburger, but these guys were able to process it into numerous other things and then they could sell the hides to make leather from and everything was profitable, right? There's a, what was the name of the show? Oh, it was on YouTube actually, let me see if I can find it. There's a great show called Chicago City of the Century. Anyone that's interested in Chicago history, you guys should watch that. Chicago City of the Century, it was on PBS. I bought the DVD, that's how good it was. And they've talked about different things in Chicago. There was a mayor in Chicago that tried to bridge all the different ethnicities and he was assassinated for it. Oh. Yeah, it's pretty interesting. Haines Act and the Navy Pier in Chicago, there was supposed to be two piers, it was for the World's Fair. I forget the exact year and they ran out of money. So there's only one pier. So yeah, they had the World's Fair in Chicago before. I can't, so I don't have a, maybe James can fix this now. I don't have a wrench next to my name, James, so I can't post links. You'd have to make me a mod on your channel so that I could post a link to this. I don't know how you do that. I don't know how to do it, but I've been modded on a couple of people's channels, but what am I? Yeah, that would be nice. I mean, I'll research. I think I got kicked out somehow. Yeah, what do you, you go to edit? I don't know, but I put it in the private chat so that this is the documentary that I watched, MVP, so you can see it. All right, I'll put it in the regular chat. I'll transfer it now. I'll put it in the regular chat. Okay. Yeah, I have no idea how to appoint someone as moderator. I mean, So that's the documentary. It's about an hour long and it kind of talks about the stock yard and how it, does it got any armor, like Phillip armor or something? Yeah, armored, armored, Armand Hammer, you know, that armor, they were around for a while. Yeah. So that was a good one that I watched. Yeah, I liked that one. So if you get a minute, I know it's an hour long, but that is definitely well worth it. And here's another one, James. It just sort of made, it kind of brought beef more mainstream and allowed these companies to be a heck of a lot more profitable. Okay, here we go. Yeah. There used to be a restaurant in Chicago, it's called Sign of the Beef Eater. That was pretty good. Gin, beef eater, yeah. Like beef eater is gin. Yeah, Sign of the Beef Eater was the name of the place, I believe they serve beef there. It was quite good. Is it, now I've got some family living in Chicago. I've only flown through the airport. Is it air? You didn't stop for a sandwich? I was a layover for business and stuff, but is the- Gotta get you some sandwiches when you're gone. Yeah, I loved the food in the airport was really good, but is it inexpensive to live in the state of Illinois? No, taxes are as high as ever. People are moving out left and right. I wonder what's causing that. High taxes? Yeah. No, but what's causing the high taxes, I guess. People have to vote on this, right? Yeah, but also we had to pay for pensions and all that crap. Yeah. So as far as the property assessor, we don't get to vote on that. We can protest it when they send us our bill and try to legally fight it, but we don't get to vote on rates of property tax. It's not up for long. But for levies, for like, okay, we want to build a brand new school. There's a levy that you need to pass. Yeah, that's not what's going on. This is just property taxes rising for the mere sake of rising, I guess. Yeah, it's a racket, man, I tell you. Yeah, it is. You pay taxes when you get paid. You pay taxes when you buy fuel. You pay taxes when you buy groceries. Taxes will live in shit out of us. Oh, and then if you make profit on a stock, you got to pay taxes on that. Capital gains. Capital gains. You have to pay taxes on groceries, Jason, in Washington? Food is not taxed. But if- Here in Chicago, they said they were going to repeal it for a while, but I still see some taxes coming through on my bill. Like at a grocery store, food. But if you go to a restaurant, it's taxed. Yeah, it was prepared, cooked, yeah, yeah. Yeah, not for groceries. The sales tax, let's see here. Sales tax in Washington state is a minimum. So it's 6.5% minimum. But then in our city- When she just drove over to Oregon, and it's- It is tax free in Oregon, yes. Yeah, I visited there and we went back and forth to Seattle and Washington and Oregon when I visited there. I bought some shoes there and there was no tax on them or something, the Nike's. Yeah, you pay no sales tax in Oregon. So the tax on my city is 10.6%. Yeah, mine is 10% in the proper Chicago suburbs, 8%. It's terrible, yeah. So any large purchases we do, we will drive down to Oregon if convenient, I suppose. It's not always, right? Cause it's about three hour drive on a good day for me. In Chicago, if you buy your car somewhere, it still goes by your home address, no matter where you go to buy it. Correct, correct. Where you register it is, yes. Yeah, I can buy a car in Oregon, but where I'm registering it, I have to pay tax to that. Yeah, it's brutal. Yep, and shoot, yeah, everything is just taxed. And we have a liquor tax here that's really high. There's like a- We have a Cook County tax, they call it, added to our liquor, cause I'm in Cook County. We nicknamed it Crook County as a joke. My niece lives out in Seattle. My niece lives out there. Oh, fantastic. So you got a reason to come out here. Oh, I've been out to Seattle, it's been a while though. She married, his family owns a jewelry store. She works at Nordstrom as a manager. Yeah, Nordstrom, yeah, that's a good store, headquartered here in Seattle. Yeah, they had a terrible quarter though. They're like everything, discretionary spending is down. So these companies that are making billions of dollars in profits feel it necessary to lay people off so they can keep their profits high, right? So they're headquartered in Seattle, I didn't know. That's right, that's right. Yeah, they've been here since the 30s or 40s, something like that. In fact, another fun fact about Seattle is UPS, you know, the parcel company, United Parsons Service. They were started in the city of Seattle as well. Wasn't the BTK killer from Seattle? BTK. Buying torture and kill? Was it Seattle or where was it? There was a guy called the Green River Killer, his name was Gary. Oh, that's the one. Yeah, Gary Ridgway, he killed like 30 or 64. Yeah, he was the BTK killer also. Yeah, and so was Head Bundy. Oh, God, Bundy hated women so much, it was so heinous. The shit he did, man, I'm so glad he got executed. I'm up for capital punishment when it's a DNA evidence. Now, it's a no brainer, you're not. The Zodiac killer was never. That piece of shit was never caught either. Passing judgment on young couples and killing them, that was brutal, just brutal. You know, that was David Berkowitz, right? No, he's dead. Oh yeah, he didn't do as much, though he got caught right away, I believe. Yeah, he did. He was part of a cult and all that other crap. But anyway, so Seattle has, it had a lot of great grunge, but most of the main players in grunge are deceased now, except for Pearl Jam, Eddie Vedder, from Chicago, I believe Eddie Vedder is. I think you're right. Yeah, from Evanston and that song, that song about him not knowing his father, yeah, that was true. He changed his name to his father's name his mother's maiden name, I don't know, but they didn't tell him he was, you know, adapted by someone else. The mother, you know, it's just complicated. It's terrible. But apparently he says things he had punched in the face all the time, they say. I don't know why. He's got a good voice, yeah. Eddie Vedder often gets punched in the face. That's interesting. Yes. I did not hear that, yeah, he gets punched in the face all the time. Yeah. I don't know why. So who's in the wheel this week, James? Well, I got some good wheels that you designed, and I hear the music loud and clear. So everything's working, okay. Yeah, I hear the music loud and clear, but the StreamYard mic is not picking it up. And that's why I created that. I went live for a half hour because StreamYard tech support wanted me to show them and some evidence and they haven't gotten back to me. I sent them the link so they could take a look at exactly what the problem is. Yeah, likely those guys, you know how everything is, you submit a ticket and wait forever and you'll never hear anything back. Yeah, they're probably overwhelmed with tickets. I saw someone on YouTube wearing a StreamYard, could it sweatshirt, James? Have you seen that? No. Let's see here. I don't know where they got it. It looked interesting. They're selling merchandise already. Google's selling phones now, so anything's possible. No, I haven't. I wonder what you get. I wonder if you had a Google phone if they sell your private information then. They have an operating system, right, Mick? Google has their own operating system. For phones, I guess so. No, for laptops, desktops. Oh yeah, plus they bought YouTube, so yeah. Yeah, yeah. Unfortunately, they bought YouTube. Unfortunately, Facebook bought Instagram. It's very unfortunate and the government shouldn't let that happen. Facebook owns WhatsApp? Instagram. They bought it and they're probably responsible for trying to ruin it now. For us having to walk on eggshells. Well, what's unfortunate is, James, I mean, you think about the fact that we're able to talk now. This wasn't a reality two months ago when your entire channel was shut down. You couldn't even view past videos. I mean, think about the censorship that you've had. It was Google's terrible. There was Google Hangouts, because I remember Ronald originally did his shows with Google Hangouts and they closed that down and lo and behold, StreamYard was created and I've seen the competition, me and Eric, Thomas Metal 75, we were off the air. We were trying out some of the competition for StreamYard and they just don't come close to StreamYard. StreamYard has them beat, technology-wise. And we were looking for something that would give unlimited free streaming hours per month. And that doesn't exist, but I'm happy with 23 hours a month, 20. That's cool. Yeah, that seems to be plenty, right? I mean, yeah, it's good enough for me. I mean, I don't go live more than once a week. I mean, I don't know how Ronald does it. He's got the free version and he's on all the time, unless he goes live utilizing YouTube's live stream, when he does the taste challenge. Yeah, you know what? Let me see here. He does the taste challenges. He might be going live on YouTube and not StreamYard. As I think, James, correct me if I'm wrong, but there's a logo that says StreamYard in the upper corner of the screen. Can you delete that? Can you delete Powered by StreamYard? Is that a possibility? No, you gotta sign up for the professional version where you pay $25 a month, and then the goose or the mallard duck. Okay, so I'm watching a replay of Super Sunday and I see the Powered by StreamYard, maybe if you want to, just so we can. Oh, you do see Powered by StreamYard. Well, that means he has the free version. Let me share here, so just so we can, we, no one's called a liar. So see where it says Powered by StreamYard right here where my mouse is circling? Yeah. So yeah, and if I was to pull up, perhaps a different video, pick one of these taste challenges, this does not have it, okay? No, there is a little Louisiana state. I wonder if, oh, wait a minute. I see the YouTube, I see the YouTube on the upper left-hand corner, I see the YouTube logo. Yes. So it's very possible that he's going live through YouTube. That's right. And then when he invites others to join him, then he's going live on StreamYard. So this one here is a hangout, so to speak, and you can see the StreamYard logo. So he must, yeah, okay. So he must have the free version. Yeah, he does have the free version. And that's why he's able to do so many videos, is like when he goes solo, he does it on YouTube. That's right. When you go to your, when you go to YouTube and you're logged in, I'm always logged in because I'm logged into my Gmail account. So when I, if I go from my email, I can naturally go directly to YouTube because they're the same company. So, and then there's, you can add images or you can go live. You know, you hit the plus button on the bottom, the bottom center of the page, all the way down and then it gives you the option where you can go live. So that's what he must be doing. I see, okay. But if you do that, then you can't have a guest, like we're doing now, you can't invite others to join the stream. That's why StreamYard is- No, but he gets commentary via YouTube. Okay, okay. He gets commentary via YouTube. Like I got my commentary, it should be appearing on YouTube also because I chose YouTube to stream. And that's pretty much it. So, well, those photos were very impressive of those Italian beef sandwiches. I will say- Yum, yum, yum. I will say- There's some Italian beef in the freezer here that I have not defrosted that I can use in the future. Is there a lot of good competition for Italian beef? Oh, tons. And pizza. Italian beef and pizza are the most, you know, competition. What about fried chicken? Is that big in Chicago or not really? It's average, it's average. It's not- No, when people don't come to Chicago with fried chicken, they come for Italian beef, Italian pizza. Do you think Mayor Lightfoot will be re-elected? Hell, fucking no. She looks like Beetlejuice from how we started. She is a dumb crunch. She's a dumb POS. She's gone. She did so many stupid things. She started giving our ticket to people going six miles over the speed limit with the camera. She is- She looks like a tray mantis, her eyes are so far apart. She sucks, she sucks. She'll never get elected again. And right now, Paul Valles is the front runner. I don't know if you guys know him. He was involved in, I think he was involved in education. See, these big cities- Lightfoot let murder go on rampantly. Well, I remember when I told you, hold on. Jason Scott, Beetlejuice. She is fuggly. I mean, I don't dislike her because she's fuggly. I just like her because she sucks. She sucks. Yeah, well, the mayor of Baltimore allowed the rioting to go on without doing the damn thing. She didn't lift the finger as far as the police, Baltimore police department. She just let the people- They killed that one guy the police did. Freddie, something. Famous guy, Freddie, and they put him in the back and they said that he died from the car ride over to the hospital. And they were probably in there beating him to death. I remember that and it's bad. Those guys in Memphis, that was really strange and how one of them didn't stop the other one. Like if we were all together and one of us started beating on someone and we're gonna beat him to death, I think we'd be able to stop the other one, wouldn't we? Absolutely. By the way, she looks like a total freak in that picture. She's a very kinky girl. Not the kind you'd bring home to mother. Oh, what a beast. Well, remember when I said I was hungry and it's going away now? So is my sexual drive. Thanks. Did they shut their body cams off? The cops? No, they got, no, someone else filmed it. Like they have a camera in the area filmed an hour of it. I did not watch the whole thing. But yeah, light foot looks, she's a beast. Yeah, no, thanks. She's a horrible mayor. She's an incompetent mayor. And you said the New Comiskey Park is in the same bad area. Yeah, that's Comiskey. They chose, they weren't forced to stay there. That's what they want. Oh, her and Grady. Grady type, ugh. Yeah, the Beetlejuice is the best one. She looks like Beetlejuice. Is there a New Comiskey Park? It has been for quite a while. Well, I mean, like 30 years, right? You call it a new stadium, it's 30 years old, but they're not building a newer one than that, right? No, no, no, no, no, not yet. No, not yet. They call it like a wholesale mortgage park or some crazy like that, right? Cut rate field or something. Yes, cut rate field. You know, Grady Wilson is the real name for of Lamont. It is Daman Wilson. His first name really is Grady. Oh, there you go. Wow. No, I was thinking more of Beetlejuice from the Howard Stern Show. Oh, James. Yeah, she definitely looks like Beetlejuice all the way. Yeah, try, look up Beetlejuice from the Howard Stern Show. She's married to a white woman. Oh, really? Yeah. All right, here we go. She's a carpet muncher. There he is. He looks weird. He looks weird, really weird. Let's see if I can find another one. This guy is so funny, man, I tell ya. Is he still alive? I don't know, maybe. I have no idea. I know he used to piss off the iron cheek and they would curse each other out. Is it that? I mean, it's so, we should almost be ashamed of ourselves laughing at this, but it is comedy, right? I mean, this is appropriate. Who the fuck is that? Is that Erkel? No, that's gone wrong. Beetlejuice from the Howard Stern Show. Yeah, return on once you came from you demon. That critter looks pretty high in critter factor. Holy shit. Give us a kiss, hon. Give us a kiss. That mouth hasn't too nasty. He looks like he has marshmallows. Got marshmallows in his mouth. Is that Leon Spinks relative? This is too funny, this is too funny. I remember Leon Spinks has his front teeth knocked out. The late Leon Spinks. The boxer. Yeah, he's not with us anymore. Yeah, a lot of them. Well, you guys go from one extreme to another. One minute I'm hungry, one minute I'm talking about women and then I just see this shit and all of it goes to hell. My libido and my appetite all gone. I'm glad I can't hear what he's saying. Seeing him is traumatic enough to hear what he says. Probably be real disturbing. It may or may not ever receive an honorary PhD in something. Fuck if I know, fuck if I care as well. Oh, that is too funny. Why didn't Ronnie just say goodbye? I don't know, is he taking like a long-term dump or something? He probably fell asleep after the smoke in the... Sleep apnea. Yeah, probably maybe. I can't put my avatar up when I accidentally, you know, was trying to mute myself and take a tinkle and then I came back and now I can't put my avatar up. My whole life is skewed. So it's five o'clock. I'm getting ready to sign off soon now. How long are you standing on, James? I probably will. It depends on... We covered all the bases. Pussy, food, lack of pussy. Lowering my foot. The balloon. Your manscaping and your man-cocked colognes and... Oh, the deodorant for the genitalia. Yeah, yeah, which I do that... Where's the Commodore? Oh, yeah, I sent him the link. I don't know where he is. You're the only person, James, that can speak badly about Donald Trump and get away with it, according to the Commodore. Yeah. What? He's in Canada. He doesn't have a right to tell anything. He's not involved in our elections anymore. Yeah, well, he adores Donald Trump. Well, he can adore all he wants. Yeah, the original pussy grabber. Gotcha. What a... That's an admirable trait. My dad's a pussy grabber, everyone. Well, that corrupt... Egotistical, fragile ego. I mean, let's... He takes... Yeah, those that love it, wants to become a dictator, wanted to overthrow the government. I mean, fuck. He's got some pretty bad traits. Likes to have sex with hookers and porn stars and then say he didn't. He got in trouble with... He got in trouble with... Yeah, he got in trouble with a judge because he lied and said he wasn't the head of the Trump Organization. Okay, uh-huh. Yeah, he got caught lying. Yeah, he paid hush money to porn stars to have sex with him. I don't know about you guys, but I mean, shouldn't you just go for regular women in life? Why a porn star? They've had like too many cocks in their lives. That's all I'm saying. That's like eating an Italian beef sandwich that's been left out for three weeks and dropped on the floor. Right? It's not very funny. Possibly. But that sandwich would be kind of carrot of daily though. They don't just abandon their pussies. I mean, the sandwiches. That's true. The gang bang, the concept of the gang bang... There's no appeal to me. I'm into three ways with two women and a man. That's it. That's as far as I go to any gang bangs. It's gay. To me, it's gay because, you know, if... Dang. I don't know. There's a woman involved, isn't there? There's other dudes that are in the same hole and then they're... It's called... It's called... It's a dirty job and they're getting paid to do that, I guess. It's not gay to have sex with the same woman. It's gay to have sex with the same sex. But if you are slapping balls with another guy, that's not my idea of a good time. No. I'm not looking to do that. So, wow, we're really covering more and more with each word we say. Have you tried Dr. Squatch products yet, Mick? Dr. Squatch? What the fuck is that for? Oh, you never seen them? They're all over Facebook now. I got them for Christmas. My brother gave me a whole... For crotch shots? What is it? No, it's like very special, all-natural soaps and deodorants. No, not familiar. Irresistible to women. They get all... On the commercial, they get all excited when they smell. I thought Axe Spray does that for them. Well, it used to. It never did. That was always a lie. You remember those whips? Remember those girly men that used to do the Axe commercials? Remember them? I remember that, speaking of gay, remember that commercial about some cereal with honey? The name, give me my honey. Shut up, you. Yeah, advertising. It's full of all kinds of crap. There's a Buffalo Trace, big American bourbon soap, oak barrel scent. Oh, I've used Duke Cannon before now. I got that last Christmas. Those bars are like an inch thick. I mean, they're... Fragrance the ass. It's also a good one. No, they're ODS crack. That's a huge bar, Jason. That bar is massive, right? Let's see if I can find a picture. Yeah. Buffalo. All right, then. We call it. I got to get running here soon anyway. Yeah, a close-up shot. There you go. Yeah, let's see this picture. Size matter, Buffalo Trace. Yeah, let's see. Wow. Duke Cannon. 10 ounce bar of soap. The problem is you drop those and then you smash the corner. Yeah, of course, it's got to be last three times longer if it's three times bigger. That's right. I mean, that's not marketing. That's science, right? Yeah. No, it is pretty big. Thank you. Hold on. Darryl, Messiahs, have a great week. James. Darryl, Messiahs. Jason MVP. Have a good evening. You too. You too, Darryl, Messiahs. You too. Have a good beginning of the new week. Oh, yeah. I got some interesting things I order from Amazon should be coming in soon. Any sex toys from Amazon? No, no. They fell them. Some live floating plants from my aquarium, you know, things like that. They do sell sex toys on Amazon just for the record in case you want to get any. Oh, they do? Yeah. But it comes in. I haven't bought any, but I've seen them on there. It must come in a plain like brown box, you know, with no markings on it. I think it comes in a color box sex toy and your neighbors all know it. Everybody knows that you're trying to get laid. Yeah, post person, you know, hopefully it's a woman knocked on your door. She's beautiful. Hey, want to try this toy out with me? You know, that's a movie theory I had. Wait a minute. You know, this diner, we before the pandemic, when after the nightclubs, we used to hit this diner nearby called Riverview Diner and you know, the owner, Tommy's Greek, of course. He turned on in the wee hours up to 3 a.m. One of the cable stations had this real long infomercial for Adam and Eve. Yeah, they're a sex toy company. Yeah, and they were showing the sex toys and the women that were showing the dildos. They were like all smiling. Would you take a shower, Ronnie? No, no, I took a nap kind of. Yeah, we thought you passed out from the weed. Yeah, the weed hit the spot. Yeah, last night I did some stuff and I slept very well. I slept for like nine hours. You have to go to work one morning, Ronnie. Yeah, I work. Okay, I'm going to close up shop. Listen guys, it was a pleasure as always. Thank you for always a pleasure. Peace out. And Ronnie, thank you everybody. This means something else in England. I think it means fuck you. But anyway, I think I think it might. It doesn't. It does. Thought off, mate. Just kidding. Daryl Messiahs and well, Mr. Bart Robinson wasn't around. And Jason, get back to Cleveland as soon as possible. They've been asking for you. Why do you want him to live in a boring city like that? The mistake by the lake. That's the last thing. Oh, well, he's Cleveland is is Irish, right? The set is it? Is it really Cleveland? Except for Grover Cleveland was not Irish. He wasn't. No, he's got Irish. I think it was black Grover Cleveland. You know, I mean, he's right on the Pacific Ocean. He's got Grover Cleveland that was white. Wait a minute. What's what's the Cleveland I was thinking of the black? He's on Sesame Street. Well, some other. No, there's another Cleveland that was black. Grover Cleveland was. There's a black Grover Cleveland. Black history. What was his name? Cleveland, something. He's actually the only president to be elected. Twice consecutive. Twice, not not consecutive. Yeah, there's a picture. This is another long goodbye. And it doesn't even about pussy. All right, then. New York, he was a Democrat from New York. Yeah, he was the governor of New York. There was some black guy with the name Cleveland in it. And he's a famous black, you know, in black history. Cleveland, something. You're thinking of Booker T. Washington. No, there was a Cleveland. George Washington, Carver. Someone with the Cleveland in their name. He was he was he did a lot of things besides studying the piano. I saw a documentary about him. He did a lot. He was a great man. George Carver Washington. He was a great man. Washington, Carver. Yeah. He's a balloon. Yeah, these guys are sending me the balloon here. There's a. Well, you got a balloon. They're sending you more balloons. Yeah, this is a good one here. For James, I'll send this one. Yeah, let me look at the fun. Yeah, I've seen that one. Russian spy. Observed over. All right, gentlemen. All right. It's been a pleasure. All right, everybody. Nice to meet you, Jason. Nice to see you again, Ronnie. And get like I said, Cleveland's asking for you. Head back there now. Commodore. Yeah, Michael and Ronnie vote in weed in Florida. Get it passed. All right. Yeah, I'll try. I want you to lobby on that shit. I will. I will try. Oh, they voted against it. It comes up for a vote, but it's always ordered against. Well, that's because the Santas just throws it in the garbage. That's that's one thing I really don't like. Honestly about the Santas. What are you going to say to me? He said that he wouldn't go for it. Well, he's got that, you know, right wing evangelical religious fanatic. Yeah, he's not an evangelical type guy. No, but it's constituents are the supporters are. Yeah, it's a miracle. Yeah, I don't I don't know. Honestly. So what were you saying there, Jimmy? You look like you're remembering something before we go. We had your hand. You're thinking Michael Hilton. You think you think he's that hurt because of the the jacket, the sports jacket. You mean but hurt? No, the charcoal. Yeah, that's called but hurt when you're heard on the Internet on imaginary bullshit. That's called but hurt. Yeah, he's not coming on because you know, we because I didn't respect his haberdashery respect his jacket because I started talking about when you guys talked about men. I talked about women. Whoops. I wasn't just talking about men. He's talking about men's clothing and I talked about if you could fucking that clothing and that upset him. He just said I was going wild. Maybe I don't maybe I don't have the whole story. When when was this due to his putrid stench? What the fuck is that? When did was that last chat? The jet two weeks ago, right? James putrid stench. Ah, fuck him. Yeah, repeatedly with the fucking tree trunk. So two weeks ago, Michael Goldsmith Hilton just left because you made fun of his jacket. No, I because I lighten up the conversation. They were talking like they do of things that aren't that entertaining and I simply presented alternative ideas. Right, Ronnie? Yeah, Michael was Michael was trying to show me his charcoal gray sports jacket and and make was changing. You know, I mean, it's not a men's fashion show. Yeah, it was funny because I said I said the thing. I said, well, can you fucking that jacket? And that's when it was he didn't like that. Yeah, probably you can't fucking it. Maybe that's what it was. Yeah, like you got him upset because he was thinking like, damn, I can't fucking it. So he said, cross the line. That's what I'm. Hey, that's what I'm here for. Diversity across all lines. I love it, right? You come in within a minute. He's out. You can't handle it. It's like George Carlin. Everybody is going to get made fun of today. Nobody is exactly. Well, so you can't roast them. Like if he was at one of the Martin roasts or like or I don't know why I have a black bar on my video when I look at looks I have this big black bar there. I don't know what I'm going sideways. Maybe that's what it is. There you go. See, you were in portrait mode. Now you're in landscape. You know what your basement needs? Make a nice. I was thinking a nude woman. No, a nice big to a nice big jacuzzi with. This is not big enough. I'll just take a naked lady right over here. I'm good that way. Look, look, hey, Michael. What's up? Michael Goldsmith Hilton. How are you, sir? Hello, Michael Goldsmith Hilton. Just in time. We're we're kind of getting go closing down already. Yeah, we're we're closing down shop. So how's your Michael? How's have you? Have you worn your new charcoal gray sports jacket yet? What? I don't I don't know if you must have done a video with the sports jacket. All right, then. All right. I'm calling it. Take care. Bye. Bye, everybody. Hold on, James. Bye, Ronnie. Western Mike says congratulations on Oh, no, that's not Western Mike. That's Jason. Congratulations on your sobriety. Keep it up. And we are here. If you need any help along the way. Yeah. Shit. It's good. Works nice. How you doing? Thanks, Jason. How you doing? Hey, how you doing? Hey, how you doing? How you doing? Hey, how you doing? All right, James, Ronnie, I got to run too. We'll see you later. Thank you. Okay. Take care. Bye, everybody. Bye, Jason. Thank you for coming on. Thank you. Bye bye. Okay. All right. Mike, got any red you want? You got any red pill topics you want to talk about? Just got here. Give me one moment. Give me one moment. Bear with me. Bear with me, sir. Bear with me. You're still live, James? Yeah. You're going to stay alive? For a bit. Oh, yeah. Why do women start conversations and then leave? They have a very, well, if they're young, they have a very short attention span. They tend to have that. The younger they are, the shorter the attention span. That's just, like, immaturity, you know? That's pretty much what that is. I think, you know, unless they're being rude and abruptly... Maybe they just don't like you, so they don't want to talk to you. Expedite and appointment. That's another possibility. They don't like the man, where they're not interested in the man. But I will say this. A lot of chicky poos. I've seen a lot of chicky poos. Not all of them, but I've seen a lot of them with very, like, dirtbag-looking dudes. Yeah, they like that. They prefer, like, the bad guys. And Michael is like a clean cut. Yeah, well-dressed. Nice hairstyle. He's clean-shaven. Yeah. And they're getting their butts in his balls. Yeah, that makes sense. So, while the younger women do like the bad boy image. Yeah. They do. Because... Even if you're dressed like pretty boy or whatever, but you've got to have, like, a bad guy attitude, you know? Now, do you think the bad guy attitude and bad boy image comes from their rebellious... No, I don't think, no. I think, honestly, that's what they think that guys want after years of kind of being... So it's not that they're doing it because they're rebelling against their parents? No, I don't think so. I don't think so. Do you think so? Well, the bad boy image is not somebody you can bring home for Sunday dinner at the meeting... Most of the time, no, but, you know, you never know what these fucking parents these days. Yeah, there's a lot of fucked up parents. Like, if it's... Usually, the fucked up chick comes from a single-parent household where the mother is the only parent. And you know that when women are single... So the mother has instilled, like, feminist ideas and, like, women power and everything. They don't really discipline like the father does. Sure. They can't. They don't. They really can't. It's not in their... Like, their whole hormonal makeup, their personality... Right. They're different. Men and women are different. They definitely are. They definitely are. When they try to combine the genders where they're... Can't combine genders. No. The lesbians want to eliminate the genders' recognition of the genders. You know, they don't say on TV, they don't say husband or wife anymore. They say partner. Yeah. My partner... Well, they can't even say what the definition of a woman is. Come on the show, man. Where are you? Putting in old guys. What's holding me, bro? Just keep putting in an old guy's old bro. Regender realignment and full effect. Yeah. It is, right? A gender realignment. Yeah. All dudes are bros. You know, how could everybody be a bro? You know? How could it be a bro? I guess it can't. Okay. So, you coming on? Yes or no? Otherwise, I'm going to close up shop. Michael Goldsmith. Michael Goldsmith. Michael Goldsmith. The best dress man on the west coast. He's like Mr. Wonderful. Remember Mr. Wonderful? Well, Mr. Wonderful, they did a lot of editing where every time Mr. Wonderful promo when he shot the basket, it always went in. No, the Mr. Wonderful from wrestling. Yeah. Paul Orndorff. Oh, I'm sorry. That was Mr. Perfect. Mr. Perfect, yeah. Mr. Wonderful Paul Orndorff. The funniest promo when he was at the gym. He was at the gym and he was telling all the people at the gym. There he is. What's going on, everybody? How are you? He was telling me. How you been? What's up, Goldsmith? Well, what's up, simps? Hey, what's going on? Yeah, there's a great gender. The great gender realignment. Do you believe in the gender fluidity, Michael? I'm not a strong advocate of that in any kind of logical or kind of mentally paying off kind of way at all. Oh, yeah, well, what's with all these sissy? What's with all these sissy's keep budding in? An old guy's calling me bro. The great gender realignment. Yeah, yeah, it's just I don't know why a lot of guys think it makes them tough to call you bro or to call you, yeah, to call people who don't even know you. They are bro, bro, bud, homie, home skill. Yeah, yeah, I don't understand this kind of sycophantic behavior at all. Whenever I see somebody, I kind of just, I don't go through all the trouble, kind of the vocal irksomeness of, you know, spilling out those extra words like bro or bud. If it's somebody I don't know, I'm not going to waste that amount of time. I'm probably just going to say suck, you know, hey, how are you? And then move on. And oh, oh, and if I'm an older lady, I'm not going to, you know, go around acting like, you know, even friggin teenagers want to talk to me. Like, I don't know what's going on with this generation guys. And so I feel like every day is like kind of a, maybe not a bad dream, but a weird dream at least. Our culture is like bizarro world. What do you think? Well, yeah, our culture is like on a knife's edge because we can't tell which gender is which anymore. I mean, I mean, like I told Ronnie on television, nobody says her husband or his wife anymore. They don't say husband, wife. They say partner. My partner, his partner, her partner. It's like, you can't acknowledge that, that the genders are different and they're the opposite sex. Like they've been for like hundreds of thousands of years. Yeah, there's a male. Why do you think they're doing this, James? I think the politically correct neoliberals are pandering to the feminist movement that want to sabotage straight, normal heterosexual relationships and the family unit that they are part of. I think they're trying to. And to modify, they also want to demodify the male species. They want to demodify the male variant at any and all costs. You mean emasculation? Emasculation, also just gas lining any forms of manipulation. Any kind of way to exert kind of undue, under qualified control. And what's sad is that, you know, classically it's been either you're a guy, you're a girl. Nobody gets mad at people for being a girl. Nobody gets mad at somebody for being a guy. We all just are in our kind of spaces. But now everybody wants to be all up in everybody else's space all the time. And so now we have these inappropriate culture battles going on. So, I don't know, James. I don't know why we, I don't know why we like to keep updating. I kind of, part of me kind of agrees with Ron DeSantis on some things. It's because he, James, how about you, you know, it's like Ron DeSantis. I agree with him on some things. Well, what he was saying about the teaching black history in school. There are courses that are legitimate, and then there are courses that are based on agenda and not on teaching black history. Now, you don't force political agenda on children. No, no, that's kind of like just how you don't, part of the issue with the news. A lot is when you watch some news, you get a feeling that they're kind of talking the same way even just their ads on TV. It's because they have a bit of an agenda. They have a bit of an agenda. And you don't, you don't force your religious agenda on children either. That's up to the parents. That's up to the mother and father or the single parent. I was, I was mentioning to Ronald before that I noticed that single parent women that don't have a man around, they don't discipline their children like, like if a father was present, they don't discipline their children. And the kids grow up to be disrespectful monsters or they grow up to be a bunch of sissies, a bunch of, you know, metrosexuals or whatever. I was, I was just getting a green juice. I was just getting a freaking green juice just now. And once again, once again, another sissy, kind of sissy guy, he was, he had his kid with him, but he was acting like a sissy, you know, because I didn't hear them say your order is up. There's almost always this guy standing ahead of you in line. Always has to like step in and say, hey, bud, you didn't hear the people say your order is ready. What is it with people like this every time you, and every time they kind of butt in like that, just per usual, just in this case also just the guy sounded kind of sissy, kind of like he wanted attention. Well, they don't know how to mind their own damn business. I mean, what is it with these guys, James? Why do they keep showing up everywhere? And why are they always in every line too? And they have to run, they have to run their mouth. They're like attention whores, you know? Yeah. They look at me, love me, accept me. Yeah, it's like their little kids don't do it. So why do they do it? You know, why do the parents need more attention than their kids? It's kind of nuts. And they're constantly trying to act like they're cool and they're constantly always trying to act like they're hella like us at our age. They were trying to act like they're a younger generation, you know? You've seen them do that, right? How they try to act like they're younger than they are. Yeah, exactly. I've seen women, before the pandemic, I've seen women in the nightclub, older women, that looked like they had a squeeze into their outfit. They were putting on clothes for an 18 year old girl and they were like in their 40s or 50s. And, you know, they don't realize that people are going to laugh at them and people do laugh at them. They don't act their age. They're so-called cougars on the prowl for some young guy. And, you know, and maybe they decided to shop at Forever 21 and get some little hoochie outfit and try to squeeze into it. And that's what they would, you know, they got the ass hanging out. They got their breasts hanging out. And we were all, we were laughing at them. Yeah, what's so sad is if they just talked the way they see everybody else in the room talk, they won't have the problem, they'd be like everybody else. People would treat them like everybody else. But, you know, every time those women, you know, in their 40s or whatever, it's just they show up and they think that they can just keep on getting what they want all the time after everything, after everything they did, after everything they did to men. And after just many times drunkenly just terrorizing the opposite gender. And if they hit the wall and they have younger children by another man, they should not expect a stranger dude that they just met and becomes their boyfriend. They should not expect him to be an instant prefabricated daddy to another man's children. And like somebody, like somebody I know and run around taking their kids here and there and spending money expecting him to spend money on children that don't belong to him. By the way, do you get a little annoyed too when you're waiting in line and the person ahead of you in line is trying to look good, so he says to you, hey, come over here, it's your turn in line. Don't you get a little annoyed when people do that? Well, first of all, he should just stay in line and mind his own damn business. Of course, you're behind him, so after him comes you. It's natural. Why does he have to? Why does he have to bother you? Yeah, I don't know. You know, bro, you know, bro, bro. Hey, bro. Yeah, you say you're my bro to somebody who you've known your whole life. You don't go indiscriminately like tossing this around like it's some kind of free, like a bunch of validation. Sometimes they say bud, right? If they don't say bro, they say bud. Yeah, that's what this guy said. He looked all girly and he said bud instead of just, oh, I don't know. What's up? Or yeah, if you're going to like be mouthy like that kind of suburban mouthy a little bit, could make a joke. Everybody in my area is a super kiss-ass all the time. Pretty much everybody in my area is just a big kiss-ass. But they're sycophants. They're sycophants. That's right. Kiss-ass, sycophant, brown-noser, wise-ass, smart-ass, master manipulator, rich-bitch, you know, you name it. I'm getting really sick and tired of money at this point. You think their personalities were molded by the fact that the cost of living is very high in San Francisco, just like it is in San Diego and Los Angeles? Probably. That along with the excess political correctness that is basically wrestling, just basically stifling this environment. So what would agree? You think there's a lot of PC neoliberals in San Francisco? I would say about a good old 90%. Wow. That's rude. I'll say a good old 60%. Yeah. How's the PC neoliberal nonsense in your area, James? It's just a wide array, a big combination of people in my area. You're tired of it. Yeah. I would say it's very balanced. Hey, James, I got to go buddy, but I'll stay in the comments. Yeah, I'm going to go too because I'm getting hungry. All right. What are you going to eat, James? Well, I got a big pot of black bean soup with smoked ham hocks, but I don't think it's going to be finished. So I'm probably going to order Chinese food to deliver. Sounds good. Have a good one. You too, man. Later, y'all. Thank you for coming. Peace, Joseph.