 Hello and welcome to the Libre podcast, episode five, with my co-host, Mike, the employed Linux user. So we've got a lot of great stuff to go into today. One thing that I just wanted to talk about, which is probably gonna be a big duh for those of you that work with video files a lot. I mean, I work with video files a lot, but it's mostly screen recordings. And you know, when you record like still images, there's all kinds of like compression and stuff that goes on. I think basically to explain it in very simple terms, it pretty much just treats a still image, like a still image instead of it like being multiple frames per second, like multiple pictures per second. But I recorded a bunch of video this morning, technically just an hour, slightly over an hour worth of video this morning about the new chicken coop that I built from four different audio sources or four different video sources. And I'm looking at the folder right now and it's 59 gigabytes, like oh my gosh. Because you can't get all those benefits of compression and stuff when you're recording chickens and stuff that's outside and the real world because stuff in the real world very rarely ever sits still. How big were your files when you were recording that stuff when you were walking around in the woods for that? What was that that you were doing again? Oh yeah, I actually, so I just recorded a couple of hours worth of hikes when I went to, I went to Iceland last week, which is honestly one of the better European countries you can go to because there's nobody fucking there, which is great because it preserves all of the actual like beautiful nature shit. Right, you don't have like fucking French people destroying the countryside. So, and I was like 35 gigs, but mind you, I was recording it in like 1080p60. So if you're recording it, you were, okay. Well, you have four different camera angles like that's whatever you have multiplied by four. I had one camera and mine was about 30 gigs in total for a couple hours worth of a, with a hike footage. Wow. Yeah. That's a, yeah. That whole country is like a dang wallpaper. Well, isn't, isn't Iceland known for a strongman or is that Greenland? That I think is strongman. Yeah, there's a lot of, there's, where's Thor Bjornsson? Is he from Iceland or Greenland? I don't know. There's a couple of them. I thought they were like Norwegian though. I thought those were more like Scandinavian people. I mean, I know Icelanders check with Scandinavia, but. Well, yeah, that's their, that's their like ancestry cause the Scandinavians basically have superior genetics cause back in the Viking days, they would just go to like England and like other countries and pillage and take all the hot bitches back with them. And so, you know, you do that over the centuries and that's why, you know, British women look like fucking dogs and Scandinavian women are super hot cause they had all the best ones for years and years. Same thing with the men. I mean, especially when it comes to being strong, you know, what were they doing in England? Being monks and doing all kinds of stupid shit like that. The, you know, Yeah, he is Icelandic. I knew it, see? I knew it. And I think you wanna, if you wanna search this next isn't Strongman like the top sport in Iceland? I think it is. I think Strongman is Iceland the same way that, well, isn't baseball still technically America's sport even though it's really football? Yeah, it's like America's pastime even though it technically still is football. Yeah. I mean, you're right about genetics though. Like we, we stayed in Airbnb and we had someone come in they like, you know, inspect the whatever the fuck it's called. I'm blanking on it. The thing on the side of your house, electric panel, the reader on the side of your house to like look at it. The dude who came in, dude was fucking huge. He was like six, five, like built. And I was like, damn, this is how all you motherfuckers are over here, huh? Yeah. Just, just every single one of them. I know. They're all like tall, built, one error. The least attractive Scandinavian person would blow the fuck out of Miss Britain in a beauty page contest, like a million percent. Yeah. Just absolutely. So I can figure out how to serve to share videos to go over these GoPro videos. You know what? I might not even have one that I want. So it's, it's multiple, it's multiple angles. Okay. So maybe we'll do this one. This is, this is inside of the coop. Okay. So it's a little bit, not quite the best. See my chickens? I can see your chickens. Yeah. So this is on the inside of the coop. Actually mounted to a perch. My girlfriend and I built this perch. What was it? Two days ago. So it's, it's basically a roosting ladder because, you know, chickens have this instinct to get up high off the ground away from predators. When they sleep, that just makes them more comfortable. Even though I'm pretty sure that this coop is pretty much predator proof because it's got this skirt that goes around the bottom and Did you build that skirt into the ground? No. So it just comes down. It's on wheels, as you can see. So those wheels, you know, keep the frame. I think they're about one foot from the bottom of the wheel to the top of the caster. And those front wheels actually swivel. So it's kind of like a giant shopping cart. The front wheels, 360 swivel, the back wheels are fixed. So that skirt is made out of mostly two by four fencing. I also, there's like one segment where it's two by three fencing just because I got the wrong size fence at Ace. And then all around that is wrapped with half inch hardware cloth. So the openings of that are basically so small you can barely stick your pinky finger through, but, and also they're gonna say, oh yeah, so the skirt comes down vertically and then out about 20 inches. So for a predator to get into this coop, it would have to dig basically 20 inch, like tunnel 20 inches under and then into the coop. And I just don't, I don't think anything's really gonna do that. Within like 24 hours. I mean, granted, I don't have, well, my neighbor walks her dogs near them at night. Like I've asked her to walk her dogs by the chickens so that when they do their business, they leave a scent to hopefully scare away like foxes and stuff like that. So that skirt, it just kind of sits on the ground, yeah? It sits on the ground and then it on. It's not nailed down or anything. Well, there are some stakes. So there's some gardening stakes that go around it and hold it in like, I think I put, they're pretty much like every two feet. I mean, I don't have it measured exactly, but it's like every two feet or so that the stakes are in there. So it can't easily be lifted up. I mean, obviously human could just pull the stakes out. And then when the coop moves, the skirt gets lifted up. So let's see if we can fast forward to where I did that. Yeah, so all sides are lifted up and then start pulling it. Tell you man, all of those, all those bent over rows and all those dead lifts and the TPS really paid off. Yeah, how much does that thing weigh? Oh, over a thousand pounds easily. Damn. But it's on wheels. So like, it's not that hard to pull it because let me see if I can find the one from the GoPro that I'm starting on. Morning. Let's do this. I think I found it. So let me do this to share the. Morning. All right, let's do this. Three, two, one, sink. I was asking about the wiring on the sides because I have the same fucking issue with my plants in the back because I have, I put chicken to wire around my fucking garden but there's usually like a squirrel intelligence roll that like digs underneath. So I've been like burying that shit in the ground but I think that's kind of difficult but I think making a skirt like you did and just putting it down is a little bit more efficient. Cause then they have to like either go through the skirt which they probably can't do where they have to dig down underneath further away. Yeah. So that's a lot smarter. Well, a squirrel could prop. So the skirt, the bottom part of the skirt doesn't, isn't wrapped in carpetcloth building. You should be able to see it now. I shared it with you, right? Yeah. That roosting bar on the inside which gives the birds a nice place to sleep. You know, chickens, their instinct is to get up off the ground so that they can get away from predators. Even though I would say this coop is pretty much predator-proof at this point. So, you know, let's just get right into the design here. So all around this coop is a skirt, or at least that's what I call it, which is made out of this here is two by four inch fencing that was cut. And then this is half inch hardware cloth to wrap it and make sure that a, you know, a chicken can't get grabbed because before I put the perch in, they like to kind of huddle up in the corners here. And this is, you know, the two by four fencing is enough to make sure that a chicken can't get out but a raccoon could have reached its hand in and grabbed them or a fox probably could have reached and snouted in and grabbed them. So this way they're actually a bit safer, you know, wherever they choose to be in the coop. And like I said, with the perch, they tend to just go up on the perch at night now anyway. Now this skirt can be lifted up. So fold the corners up here, which, so you see the skirt comes down and then it comes out. So pretty much if any creditor wants to get in here. There was kind of a lot of starting and stopping. So I think I started it a week before Thanksgiving. I had the wood and I had the hog panels. So like the part that hoops over, I think there were three hog panels. And then the back part, the very last one was a cattle panel, which in the future, I think I'm gonna use cattle panels because they're, I'm pretty sure they're the same price as hog panels, but they're wider. So, and like with hog panels, they have, I think I actually talked about that in this video. I can forward to when I was outside of it. Outside of it, but hog panels have, it's probably the same amount of metal that's involved, but with hog panels, they're staggered closer together, I guess to keep piglets in or something like that. And then with cattle panels, a calf, they're kind of staggered too with the cattle panels, but not as close together. Cause I guess calves are big enough to where you don't need to do that super close. Oh, and then this here, this is the, this is the cuckoo. There's a brief aside. SL1. Yeah. Is the rooster tail. What does that one use for now? All the fucking degenerates? Yep. This is where naughty roosters that attack the hens and knock over their feed bucket and do other kinds of rude things live. And yeah, you guys are gonna be going in the freezer soon. Well, that one there, that's big red. Pretty sure he's a Rhode Island red and I've got five Rhode Island red hens. So I want to breed him together to get more, more reds cause reds are pretty good for egg production and they don't go broody, which is generally a positive. You know, I figure incubators probably more efficient than broody hens hatching out eggs anyway. But those other three guys, do you hear how he grunts? He's such a manly sounding rooster. Like he's got a deeper voice than all the other ones. He's even like, he's not quite as tall as the alpha rooster is. That's what I call the big white one that lives with the other hens. But this guy has a bigger comb, a bigger waddle and he's actually heavier. Like he's noticeably heavier, which I mean he probably has two pounds on the alpha rooster, but he's very bitch made. Like he's really not a bad rooster. He's just, I just separated him because I didn't want, like my hens were getting too harassed because I've got like 11 or 12 hens and then like six or seven roosters and the white one in here and the really skinny one in the back, the old English were just being absolute douchebags. Like these are literally in cell roosters because they can't fuck. Like the hens always run away when they try to fuck them and so they just fight them. And like he- Literal psychopath mentality. Literal psychopath mentality. Like the white one there got out because I was trying to grab, I was actually trying to grab big red when my girlfriend was over and show him to her because she has only ever held a hen and like one of my hens. So I was like, do you wanna hold a rooster now? You wanna touch my cock? And yeah, I tried to go in and get him. The white guy got out and I think we had let the hens out too because yeah, I was moving the coop and just like within 10 minutes he got in like three fights with hens. It is just, it's just ridiculous. They're not sending their best. Actually all of these came from, well I'm not gonna dox them, but one of my neighbors and they did not send me their best chickens. So I don't think I'm gonna buy a chicken. Some I assume are fine people, but. Yeah, yeah, right. Yeah, they were definitely not sending their best. So let's see if I can find the next one. He's not a good guy. Okay, so this is the one inside of, you know, sending these, he's not a good guy. Inside of, inside of, see the video? Yeah, I can see it. Okay. Neither is that white one. That white one's also very rude. He's known for attacking hens. Now if you're curious how to keep roosters from fighting one another, I mean, I can't guarantee this will work for your roosters. These guys grew up together so that's probably part of it. Why they're not so hostile, but you gotta, gotta make sure they have plenty of roosters. So how many roosters are you keeping? I made the, in the mobile coop at a time one. All right, well, both of them are mobile. This one can be dragged. The bigger one. Yeah, the bigger one. So there's actually two. There's the alpha rooster and then there's a yellow rooster that I called Mr. Blonde. But the thing about Mr. Blonde is he doesn't crow and he's not trying to mate any of the hens yet. Like he's a much more immature rooster. He might even be gay. That's Amanda's theory is that he's a gay rooster cause he's way more fabulous than all the other chickens are. Like he's got really beautiful golden feathers and so he might mistake, might be a homosexual. Putting these guys together in a pen without giving them food. And it's not like I was starving them or anything. I hadn't fed them yet for the day and they immediately started fighting. So that's, you gotta make sure they have food at all times cause they will start killing each other. Like it was, you could kind of see actually, like if you look closely, well, I think he's healed up from his wounds now. Like the big red rooster and the white rooster both like drew blood from each other. And it was actually funny cause this one over here with the, I don't know really how to describe them but the other one, the other dark colored one that's not the old English. So they were all in there, they were all fighting. The old English, I originally had them in solitary confinement. But I pulled out those other two roosters and then this guy crowed for the first time after I pulled those other two roosters out as if like to do a victory screech or whatever. And it's so stupid cause either one of these roosters could kill him easily, especially big red. Like big red would fucking murder this guy. He's twice this rooster size. And big red actually fights more intelligently cause he would get up on top of the perch and he would like kick down and peck down. So like he's got them on, he's got weight on them and he would take the high ground. He's got a concept of the high ground and damn. Yeah, he does. Put them together in a pen without giving them food and it's not like I was starving them or anything like that. Yeah, that yellow one, that's Mr. Blonde. What's the deal? You guys don't want a free range? That Americana might've been the one that played the egg this morning cause it was blue. I'm pretty sure they lay blue eggs. All right, so, get back to this little whatever. Ooh, I'm just gonna go over the same thing as I'm telling you. Let me tell you guys a little bit about this design. So, the wood that I used is pressure treated two by sixes. Pretty sure I told you, 10 foot wide, 16 foot long. This stuff here, this thick stuff, is hog paneling. So this stuff is 16 foot long and you know, bent into this arch. And I forgot how wide it is, but it's actually a little bit more efficient to use cattle panels. Cause I think they're the same price as hog panels but they're a little bit wider. So these are hog panels and you can tell by the staggering that they have with the openings. You know, so I think the idea is you put this towards the bottom so piglets can't get out. And this thicker stuff at the top, obviously we keep hogs in. And then this, let's see, so that's one, two, three, four hog panels. And then this is a cattle panel, a little bit wider. And then that's wrapped in regular old poultry wire. Hello, Bardrock. You're just asking to get picked up right now. Yeah, that's wrapped in regular old poultry wire and then, you know, it's held on with- Bardrock's one of my favorite. This is just some stainless steel wire. I want to get like only those in the spring. Miss, who are you rolling at? That's the gray looking one, spotted gray one, that one right there? Yeah, the one with like kind of the stripes. Yeah, I got three of those as straight runs from tractor supply and I got lucky because all of them turned out to be hens. But I want to get like, I think I really want to get into breeding Bardrock's. I got to see how their egg production is. And I think Bardrock's are a breed that tends to go broody, which means when they lay eggs, they want to sit on eggs and if you try to take their eggs from them, they're going to fight you a little bit. But I've got a solution for that. I've got intellect and I'm going to build, roll away nesting boxes eventually because they're not even using the nesting boxes I'm here for now. Who are you roaring at? Right now, like the egg I found was like on the ground next to one of the wheels in the back. So I might, I've seen a video about, it wasn't a mobile coop, but it was like pretty much an automated chicken coop, like automated feeder, automated waterer. And I think he had roll away nesting boxes. And so what I could do, because chickens don't want to lay eggs where the sunlight is or where any type of light is. So what I could do is I could put a light on the inside of the coop and then build the roll away nesting boxes. Like kind of what I'm envisioning in my mind is a foot wide, one foot tall and like a little flap on the front, like a little privacy curtain and then have it be 18 inches deep and 12 of those inches, like basically a cubic foot would be inside of the coop. And then the other six inches are on the outside of the coop. And it would be lower. So it'd be sort of like imagine a cube and then imagine a wall that comes down in the back of the cube, but not all the way. It has maybe a three inch gap at the bottom for an egg to roll through. And then you've got sort of like a rectangular prism where the ceiling of the prism opens up and then you can pick eggs out of it. And the floor would be at an angle so that it would roll back towards that prism. And yeah, so like once they lay, because once an egg, when an egg comes fresh out of a chicken's cloaca, it's very, very clean. But just like how women tend to poop after they have a baby, chickens tend to poop right after they lay an egg. So if you let that thing come out and roll away, you can avoid having to clean your eggs off and you can avoid broodiness, chickens wanting to sit on eggs. You can also avoid them breaking eggs. Like it's just so much more convenient to have the roll out nesting box. So I'll probably build it like that with a privacy curtain and then I might put a light on the inside that I don't know, maybe just schedule it to like turn on and off automatically. I don't want it to be on at nighttime because then that's gonna mess with their sleep but I want it to just during the day while they're in there because that's when they're gonna lay eggs, have that light on and then they're not gonna want to lay and the light shining on them so we'll go in the privacy curtain. It's gonna be the only place that's dark and then do their business. I love chasing these little birds around. So yeah, this is just held on with some stainless steel wire, pressure treated wood. Now, there's a little bit of debate online. I don't think there's too much debate against using pressure treated wood these days because the chemicals that are used to treat it are really not that harmful but generally what I found from my research is if you're not using pressure treated wood for raised beds, like basically as long as it's not touching the ground there's really not a huge risk with, or you know, if it's not going in the ground, get out of here. I don't want you all filling up on spilled corn. You know, if you're pressure treated wood isn't going in the ground and it's not touching the ground and stuff like that, then there's really no risk to your animals there. I don't even really see these guys pecking at the wood. So I don't think there's any chemical risk there but leave your thoughts below. If you're a sneeter, if you're a city slicker, you'll be ignored. Leave your thoughts below on whether or not I should paint this because I have barn paint, you know, organic barn paint that I could put on this. I'm just not really too sure if it's necessary. So yeah, we've got the two by sixes. This is a six by four and so are these. So the idea here is I'm probably gonna be nailing a poop but I'll do it for you guys. So this is a swivel wheel, okay? So you can kind of think of this poop as a giant grocery shopping cart. It's got swivel, two swivel wheels and two straight wheels and these are bolted in with galvanized lag screws, okay? And so that's how this thing is portable, which you'll see in a moment. I actually feel like it's easier to move than that coop because that coop, I just got to drag it. Oh, look at that. One of the reds are getting mated. Yeah, that white hand. Loosen her up so she'll lay some eggs. That white hand gets mated the most. He was chasing the reds on the bucket. All right, what was that? He was chasing the reds around the last day but he couldn't get a, what do they call it? A enthusiastic concept. And then this two by six or this four by six rather is what it's attached to and then this is attached with deck screws to the frame of the coop. These wheels, I think from the bottom of the wheel to the top of the castor where it bolts in is either 10 or 12 inches high. And so of course that's the reason why there's this skirt all around it, because obviously chickens can go in and out and so could predators, right? And I think the last thing we'll show, this is gonna be edited together at some point and posted to my farm channel. It's called the based farm to follow in that. Sharing farm videos and stuff on the mental outlaw channel screws up the algorithm a bit because it's not talking about heckin' glowy's and heckin' oh, this would be a cool time lapse, huh? Yeah. Let's get to where I actually pull this thing. Yeah, I would say this was easier to pull than like, you remember when we would do the sled pulls at TPS? Yeah. This is easier than that with like five plates on the sled. Like the wheels make such a huge difference in being able to move this thing. But yeah, because it's a lot less friction probably. Exactly. And that's despite this field, which is so bumpy and lumpy, like I lost count of how many times I like twisted and sprained my ankle when I first got there. You know, my weak city slicker ankles had to adapt. And also getting good boots also helped because I've got literally my most expensive pairs. In fact, I think these boots that I have, my Thurrow Goods, I'm pretty sure they cost more than all other shoes they have combined. Let me see, I've got one pair of Jordans. Maybe I have two pairs of Jordans, two pairs of Converse and just a pair of like generic Nike's. And Thurrow Goods are like 300 or something dollars. You know, it's one of those buy it for life type of boots. Made America, good boots, not fucking, I don't know. Some Chineseium like my Skechers that I bought that Project Farm recommended or well, I don't know if he necessarily recommended them but I remember I watched a video from Project Farm. By the way, that's a pretty good channel. If you're ever thinking about buying tools or anything like that, he tests different brands of tools in what I would consider to be a fairly scientific way but he also had one where he was comparing. It was like, I think it was Skechers, Timberland Work Boots, Caterpillar Boots, Keens, which are like kind of expensive, like $200 boots. Maybe another one. Oh yeah, and so what I'm talking about here is the whole idea of a mobile coop, right? Because some of you might be wondering what's the fucking point moving a coop around, okay? When I was a kid, growing up on my dad's farm, not like a commercial farm or anything, just had a couple dozen chickens and we planted a garden and stuff like that, the kind of stuff that you should do. All right, that's how you should raise your kids. If you're gonna have some kids, you should first get the hell out of the city, all right? You should get you some chickens. You should plant you a garden and teach them some hard work so that they don't grow up to be communist and try to plant a crappy-ass garden and what was that, Chaz, Raz, whatever the fuck, the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone, where those fuckers couldn't survive for a week. Or I think after a week, the crime rate was like higher than Honduras. It's like, if you isolate this area and look at the per capita number of rapes and murders, it's basically Honduras, congratulations. But anyway, the point of those was, as a kid, I really, really hated cleaning out the chicken coop. That was the worst chore. Like you have to do it maybe quarterly, like every two and every three months or so. You have to take out, like you gotta put hay in, right? So you put down bedding for them, bedding in the nest and just a lot of bedding on the ground, pretty much deep bedding, almost. And then you've gotta clean all that stuff out every three months and you're inside of a hot, dusty, poopy coop. And in the summer, I mean, I sweat a lot anyway. Like I literally turn my heat off and I'm already starting to sweat a little bit and it's like 60 degrees in my house. So I sweat and so when you're sweaty in a sticky hay-filled environment, all that stuff is just sticking to you and it's super gross. And then you have to spread this hay into your garden or into your compost pile. I mean, that part is relatively easy. But when you do this, you have, in this case, a 160 square foot area where the chickens are dropping their manure. I mean, most of their manure is gonna be like from here back, cause this is where their purges are like maybe from here back. I think, what is it? Like two thirds of a chicken's manure has dropped in their sleep while they're on their perch. So anyway, you can just move this and then that whole area of ground is fertilized. So just run your tiller over it or put wood chips to cover it up if you're gonna do no-till gardening and then plant your garden right there and boom. It's a win-win. And the chickens get fresh grass when you move them so they get a fresh salad bar. And when you keep them inside of a coop like this, they're protected from predators. So you don't really have to have dogs or something else to protect them. Although I'm probably gonna get some dogs eventually. I just have to do some more research on the right kinds of dogs to get. I mean, I kinda wanna get German shepherds and they'll probably be good for sheep because I might get sheep in the springtime if I can intern with someone who has sheep because I don't have a lot of hands-on experience with sheep. But I don't know if German shepherds would be good for poultry, guardian dogs. So yeah, again, any sneeters out there who do have experience with livestock, guardian dogs, specifically for guarding poultry in Virginia because, what's that guy's name? Goldshaw Farms, that's one of the sneed channels that I watch, farm channels. He has a lot of geese. He's probably got like a hundred or so geese in Vermont. And he's got, I think it's Maremas. It's like a kind of long hair, white, Italian livestock dog. But I think it might be too hot in Virginia for Maremas. So I think I need something with shorter fur. Yeah, if you get it in a shepherd, make sure you get it from an actual bull to jib. Shepherd family, because I've seen people in the city get shepherds and I don't know what the hell's wrong with them, man. They're like anti-shepherds, I don't know. Oh yeah, I'm gonna trace his lineage back to, I'm gonna make sure, I'm gonna get one where his great-great-grandfather worked in the camp, so I'm gonna make sure I get a good shepherd. Ah, a very legit Deutsch shepherd. Okay, so I think that's enough sneeding stuff for now. I can practically, people watching the podcast. Oh my God, don't talk about farming. I hate farming. Let's share this. None of us would be here today without farming. Exactly, none of us would be here without farming. It was the first technology humans ever invented. Actually, no, it was fire, but then farming. This guy wouldn't be here without farming. This guy's my hero. So what is this? Portland man plows through the grand floral parade barricades, okay, because I feel this way so often when I'm driving. It's not really parades that I deal with, but it's, I've noticed this phenomenon where people who buy keyas don't seem to understand how to accelerate their keya. Like this has happened to me so many times where I'm stuck behind someone in a keya, and like where I drive, right? So going to my farm, like when you're in town, the speed limit is 25 miles per hour, but it's a really retarded speed limit because there's only like, I don't even think there's 10,000 people that live in my town, okay? Like there's no, and it's no, like there's not children playing nearby. There's no reason that it should be as low as 25. So when I'm like in town, I'm doing 30. And then when I get past like the Walmart, I'm doing like 45 because there's no reason to do 25. And I've never seen, and a lot of people do, okay? A lot of people out there driving over the speed limit, not getting pulled over by cops, it's wonderful. But then I get behind a keya that drives 20 miles per hour or even 15, like under the already too damn low speed limit. And this is why I've come to the conclusion that the keya boys, much like Thanos, are a natural phenomenon that are bringing balance to the universe, okay? So if you're an old lady who drives your keya 10 miles under the speed limit that's already too low, a young future rocket surgeon needs to take your keya and do 90 in a crowded neighborhood, okay? This is the universe balancing itself out. And it looks like Trump has entered the podcast. That's interesting. Anyway, let's watch this dude. Who's my hero? Oh my God. What the fucking thing? Huh? I'm stuck on the fucking freeway all over the place. They got it all blocked out. The lights in an exit. The convention. It's all blocked off. Every one of them get the exit. You fucking, you, you, you, you, you, you. I feel this guy's pain. I feel it. I like his, I like his soundtrack that he's about to commit all these crimes to. Yeah, actually, I think we're gonna mute that because it's probably heckin' illegal copyrighted music. Let's fast forward to where it gets good. Yeah, this is where it gets good. Hell yeah, fuck those cones. You're telling me I can't, oh fuck your barrier. I got four wheel drive for a reason, bitch. Bro's got a GTA mode. Actual GTA mode, dude, holy shit. He's actually like good. You see that? It was so clean. Oh yeah, oh yeah. Holy shit. I tell you, I love this guy. This guy, like, this, this, yeah, do it. Fuck all of these people, all of you. Why are you in the streets? Why are you in my, oh, can't go that way. Dude, that, that fucking side drive and then getting through, dude, that was so clean. Holy shit. God, this guy's my hero. Dude, if I was like team Ferrari, I'd hire this guy immediately, but like, yo. Right. This man clearly has some skill. Just, just no fucks given. Just driving through the, and then I think a cop's gonna come up on a, on a bike pretty soon on a, around a motorcycle. Yeah. And just, yeah, there you go. Ignore him. No. What are you talking about? I'm gonna call Lester real quick. And he'll remove my one of them. I'm gonna call Lester and get my one level off. He just told him to fuck off. He's gonna get out of here. I wish, I wish he would have like rolled out the window and been like, I'm white, sir. It's all right. I'm not Ahmed. I'm not gonna run people over. This isn't a, what was that? In Nice, France, right? Where like they creamed some terrorists, creamed a bunch of people with a truck. The van? Yeah. Yeah, an assault van. Yeah, we got a van. So what would he even be charged with? Like just reckless driving? He's getting charged with everything, dude. Are you kidding me? Cause I mean, it depends on how they want to charge him. And I think this guy also had some priors or something else. I think he's like a, well, I think he might be a sex vendor. I'm not entirely sure. I think I read that somewhere. But, you know, endangerment. What, you know, reckless, well, way more than reckless driving. I mean, I don't know if it would be attempted murder cause it's not like premeditated, but like definitely attempted manslaughter, fleeing and evading. I mean, that's a felony. He's- Oh yeah, that right there is a felony. Yeah, cause he's fled the cops twice now. And you know, like, and there's gonna be civil shit too. Cause you know, like one of these people that moved is like, ow, my leg. Fuck it. So there's gonna be civil fines. There's emotional damage. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Like this guy, this guy's going in for a little bit. Yeah, it's like, oh man, it's just, he's my hero. See, does it actually go to when he gets pulled over? No, like he's pretty much, he's pretty much out of it at this point, out of the, out of the- That's where you go. That's the lighter part in the video that they don't show you is he goes to San Andreas autos and gets his car re-sprayed. Yeah, right, he goes to the pay-in spray. San Andreas customs. Oh yeah, I saw this one when I was overseas. Yeah, I remember- Like half a second, I was like, I wonder if this is Kenny. No, no, no, no, no. Cause here is, so here's the thing, right? This- Then I realized what actually happened, yeah. Yeah, so let's show the folks. So this guy who is also a hero, he took a little, he changed up the tannerite-filled dog, right? Because if you wanna have protection from the ATF, the trick is you get a stuffed dog and you fill it with tannerite and they just can't help themselves, okay? When they're coming to seize your modified weapons, okay? They're going to shoot all of your pooches. But if you just so happen to fill the stuffed dog with tannerite and nails and other stuff that creates a bunch of great shrapnel in Minecraft, there may or may not be effect, in effect. But this guy here, I mean, he, he's a pretty cool guy. Police out here, raiding his house, probably for some nonsense. Just cause he's a, just cause he's an unlicensed pharmaceutical manufacturer. Okay, licenses are hard to get. I'm trying to get licenses to sell stuff from my farm and it's a pain in the ass. I'm probably gonna take the Joel Saladin approach. Now here's my question. Raid this, bitch! Now that was my first reaction, I was like, the ATF can't raid your house if there is no house. Exactly. My second question is, how the fuck did the house to the left of it come out completely unscathed? Nope. Yep, that's right. Swap out, swap out the pigs for firefighters. Our job is done here, boys. We got enough people killed. We're good. God, this guy, this guy took the Claymore Roomba to another level. He's like, if I fire the Claymore Roomba at all these propane tanks and these gas canisters. Oh man, yeah, that was great. So, okay, let's get into a heckin' technology, a heckin' technology topic. So, Elon did the thing that you're not allowed to do. You able to see my screen still, Nitter? Yep, I got you. So, there was a guy, what was it? So, there's this guy, I don't know who this guy is, but he's saying, to the cowards hiding behind the anonymity of the internet and posting Hitler was right. You got something you wanna say, why don't you say it to our faces? And there's this, which probably won't play because Twitter's extra gay now, but I don't know. There's probably some massage gangster guys. Oh my God, we're so heckin' tough with the greatest military to ever be created as our allies. And then this guy, what's this? The artist formerly known as Eric said, okay, Jewish communities have been pushing the exact kind of dialectical hatred against whites that they claim to want people to stop using against them. I'm deeply disinterested in giving the tiniest shit now about Western Jewish populations coming to the disturbing realization that those hordes of minorities that support flooding their country don't exactly like them too much. You want truth said to your face? There it is. And then Elon, oh man, our boy, our boy replied and said, you have said the actual truth. Okay, so let's break this down. I remember seeing a video a while back from some Jewish liberal lady. I think it was actually on Gavin McGinnis' old podcast. I forget what it is called. But anyway, they're talking about the US-Mexico border, right? So we got to let all the Mexicans in because they just want an opportunity and blah, blah, blah. But then when you propose a similar solution to letting poor, starving Arabs into Israel, right? Cause if you look at Israel on a map, right? It's like the only Jewish area and then it's surrounded by Arab areas. And then you look at it at night. Israel is the only one that has power and then it's kind of surrounded by a bunch of people that don't have power and don't have infrastructure because, you know, of course the real reason for this, okay? Actually, let's see if it's gonna go full screen for this. Okay, so the reason that this happens has nothing to do with racism. It is because Hebrew people are God's chosen people. Okay, we got the Libre podcast. We support Israel and the Hebrew people and all of their actions and doings and it has nothing to do with terrorism and forceful colonization of Palestine after World War I. Okay, I don't even know what you guys are talking about when you talk about that stuff. I mean, it's forceful colonization. You kidding me, read the Old Testament. That was always their land. But anyhoo. Yeah, it seems like a bit of a double standard to some extent, you know, when we're talking about Jewish liberals and some of the things that they, well, okay, let's be specific, Jewish Zionist liberals because there's some Jews that are not Zionists. There's some Jews that don't believe the Jews should be in Israel and blah, blah, blah. But when it comes to American Jewish Zionist liberals, right? I think that's the accurate label here. They seem to advocate for certain policies in America and I guess the same thing would apply to Europe because, you know, refugees in Europe and stuff like that. They seem to apply or advocate for certain policies in other people's countries that they absolutely would not allow and would not tolerate in their own country. Pornography is another one. I'm pretty sure pornography is banned in Israel but many of the chosen people are heavily involved in the pornography industry and as a result would obviously want it to flourish in, you know, in other Western countries. So Elon said this and basically the rest of the world canceled Twitter or X as it's now called, right? So let me see. Do we have a list of all of the different places that canceled Twitter? Okay, here we go. So Google, Walmart, Vodafone, General Motors, Slack was another one. I mean, if you were, you know, on any tech news stuff during the week when this happened, it looks like this is October 23rd. So it was a little while ago but yeah, pretty much everybody canceled Twitter, X, whatever you want to call it. They, you know, canceled their integrations. They say, we want absolutely nothing to do with this platform because Elon did an anti-Semitism against the chosen people who did nothing wrong and what are your thoughts as somebody who actually has a career? So here's, I mean, in my opinion, I don't know if it was this event in particular that caused the super high drop because I know that Twitter has been implementing. Oh, it was. A bunch of it was. This was the straw that broke the camel's back. Okay, because I was looking at this and I was like, well, there are probably other things that were causing a general decline, right? Well, yeah, Elon's been allowed based posting. Yeah, he's been allowed based posting. But like, I remember they implemented, you had to log in to view certain tweets now, right? And they fucked with the API, which decreases eyeballs on actual Twitter. So I mean, you're using a Twitter third-party client right now to view Twitter. So that hurts, but I also think that a lot of companies get pressured into this kind of shit because I don't know, I don't even know what the problem with this is, honestly, cause it's not like it's Twitter themselves saying that whatever the fuck he said, I don't even know. It's not even problematic. It's just him expressing his own opinion. Yeah. It's just him. He happens to own Twitter, but it doesn't mean Twitter has the same opinions as the guy who owns it. I don't know. I feel like Twitter now is, I mean, it's not, I don't know if it's necessarily a dictatorship, but I feel like it's more like under Elon's direct control. Right? I mean, obviously he's not fucking writing code and shit, but you know, he says do the thing and like the people do the thing, you know what I mean? Whereas I feel like Twitter before when Jack Dorsey was in charge, I honestly questioned how in charge of Twitter he really was. Cause it almost seems like they started, it almost felt like Twitter human resources is who was in charge of Twitter before. Because I mean, if you just looked at the kind of shenanigans and the just ridiculous stuff that people would get banned for, but I think it's okay now though, because there was a, not an apology tour. He was very clear that it was not an apology tour where he went to visit Israel. It's like some of them returned home, not home yet, but they returned home. All the horrible stuff that Hamas is doing, we had to raid that children's hospital and we found fewer guns than Kenny has in his own apartment, but that's besides the point. You give him a child-sized bulletproof vest? On his way back, no one could repair it. What should he even cover in half of his chest? Well, you shouldn't have acted, spoken out of turn on Twitter. He said the problematic stuff, so we gave him the lower tier of boltproof dust. It seems very odd to just have people walking around the site of what was an attack and possibly also is a, and taking pictures, it's kind of weird. It has the same kind of vibe that I see when I'm in the city and there's people taking videos and pictures of the old graveyards. I don't know, it's kind of weird. It's like, why do you need to take pictures of that shit? Well, because we gotta make media to show the rest of the world what's going on and we gotta shut down the Hamas media because Hamas is fake news. Hamas has deep fake technology. They actually hacked me, right? Because as you guys know, I have excellent deep fake technology but during the last Libre podcast, Hamas actually attacked our podcast and they stole my deep fake technology and they also stole like the last hour of Mike's audio. So, this is why we stand with the Israeli people in their good fight to maintain and you know what, even expand the state. Go for it. Israel should be, let's just make the whole Middle East, all of the Middle East, Israel. All of it. I wanna come back to the point you said where it was a Western, what would you say, American Jewish Zionist liberals? Is that what you said? Yeah, and European Zionist Jewish liberals. I think you could cut off even like the Zionist and Jewish part of that and have that statement still be correct because that applies for basically any like Western liberal as they tend to say, I want X policy but then when that policy is applied to them they're like, no, no, no, I don't do that. Well, yeah, you got a point there. You got a point there. You know, very, very NIMBY but like in NIMBY in a way that it's, they kind of have this, they think they have this moral high ground but when it times, when it comes to, when time comes to the rubber to meet the road they just don't do it. Well, yeah. They just don't fucking do it. That's definitely the case. That happens all over the place. The only reason I preference the Zionism part is I feel like liberals in general or at least American liberals are less in favor of Zionism because for example, our next topic is... It is just a politics strategy because like you have a higher number of people in the anti-Zionist coalition than you do in the Zionist coalition. It's all about getting a coalition of minorities together to vote for you, so. Well, yeah. I mean, especially amongst young people because like this was a big problem on TikTok and on Twitter and other online platforms. There's a lot of teens who unfortunately have the wrong opinion, okay. Once again, which I should make this easier. So Israel is the rightful homeland of the Jews. They deserve it, okay. They did nothing wrong to take it. The events where the British and the Americans allegedly aided I guess what are now Israeli terrorists or whatever to overtake Palestine after World War II, that never happened. That never happened, okay. We were fixing what the Romans did, okay. Okay, Hadrian, Sack Judea, and that was wrong. That was very wrong, bad Hadrian. And yeah, so that is the chosen people. The chosen people belong in the chosen land. You know he did it because his twink died and then like a week after the Jews just happened to throw a riot and he was like, I'm just gonna fucking raise the entire thing to the ground because he was mad that his twink died. He's like, I ain't had no boy pussy in over a week. I'm gonna go fucking genocide some people. But yeah, teens and I guess liberals in general because I mean you know how the old saying goes, what is it if you're not a liberal by the time you're 20 you have no heart. If you're not a conservative by the time you're 30 you have no brain. And teens tend to be a lot more liberal. I know I was a lot more liberal as a teen. They're more pro-Palestine, you know. Yeah, pro-Palestine as the vice article says. So yeah, I think part of that is, I mean it definitely seems like it's punching down, right? Because I mean Israel has amazing military technology, some of which they did themselves but they're also best friends with America and we have the greatest military technology in the world. And so when you're using that against dudes who have AKs and paramotors it seems a little bit mismatch and I mean, yeah, granted the paramotor attacks and all the other subsequent attacks were like, what was it, 9-11 times six or 9-11 times 10 in terms of per capita murders or whatever. I got a legitimate question though is that Israel literally has a system that is designed to be able to shoot missiles out of this guy. How the fuck do you not see a few chuckle nuts on paramotors coming in? Because it's mismatched. It's not the right tool for the job. It's kind of like if, I don't know, if you were duck hunting and you were trying to shoot ducks out of the air with an AR-15 like that's way harder than just taking a shotgun and looting it with bird shot. But Masad is able to track down like 98-year-old German people who just happened to be the janitor at a fucking concentration camp in Argentina and like killed them with a knife. How the hell do you not see like Mohammed and a few of his buddies coming in on a fucking Jeep Wrangler? No, no, no, no, no. A Toyota Helix. Okay. Yeah, sorry. They use Toyotas. They use Toyotas, my bad. They use Toyotas. I don't know, man. I mean, again, I think it has to do with having the right weapon for the job because the, what is it? The Iron Dome, it's designed to shoot down missiles with I think other missiles. And a lot of that stuff is probably automated. So it probably didn't even pick them up. Like a slow, low-flying aircraft is just not calibrated for the Iron Dome. But apparently they have, what is it? The Iron Beam? There's like a new version of the Iron Beam. It's there. We're unironically using Jewish space lasers. We're in the best timeline. Jewish space lasers to maintain the Holy Land. All right, so let's talk about this Cybertruck. I made a little video about the Cybertruck. Have you seen the Cybertruck? Do you have any strong opinions one way or the other about the Cybertruck? I have seen the Cybertruck. I really, like I was trying to argue with one of my friends about getting it because he was interested in it. And I'm like, I really can't see a use case for it. Like you might as well just go get that one because at least when you're talking about a truck you want reliability. And why the hell would you go with this thing which looks like it was rendered using a PS1 that is completely untested? Right. It's made by a company that has like zero experience making any sort of, you know, high-lift trucks when you can just go get an F-150 probably. It's made by a company that is arguably the most hostile towards right to repair and self-repairing in the history of vehicles. I mean, and like you said, with a truck like the case that I was making and the video that I made about this like a couple of weeks ago or last week was there's two types of people that buy trucks. Okay, so there's people who buy it as like just a flex or whatever. So these are the kind of trucks that, you know they never get mud on them. Like Yuki is covered in mud right now. We've had a lot of rain here and I've literally had to use my four wheel drive like on my farm almost every single day because I can't get up certain hills with two wheel. And it's like, yeah, it's got mud on it. There's some scratches in it. There's all kinds of tools and nonsense in the cab of my truck. And like, you know, it's a certified sneed truck. It actually, when I took it to the shop to get inspected I had left a can of a relatively new can of WD-40 in the back and you know somehow with it getting moved around and stuff the whole can went off in the back seat of the truck. So my truck straight up smells like WD-40. It's lubed like a motherfucker. But yeah, like there's people who actually use trucks for blue collar work. And if you're one of those people you're probably gonna wanna be able to fix your truck or at the very least you're gonna wanna be able to bring it to, you know your neighborhood Bubba in the neighborhood that can actually fix trucks and have him fix it. And that's not gonna happen with anything that Tesla makes especially not the Cybertruck. The range on it is not great. So the amount that it's able to tow like when you compare the amount that it can tow to its weight it's not a really good balance because this Cybertruck weighs about as much as a I think it's a Super Duty F350 diesel which can tow I think like 20,000 pounds give or take. And this does like maybe a third of that. Now there is one thing that I like about the Cybertruck which is really, really dope. And that's the fact that the power output of it is enough to, you can literally use a Cybertruck as a backup generator for your home. Like the amount of stored power that it contains and also the output is high enough to run like an arc welder I'm pretty sure. That's something I can never do off of you. Yuki's power output is actually kind of annoying because she only does 100 watts when she's running and then she does, I think it's 500 watts idling but I don't really like to use the power output when it idles because that's a great way to drain your battery because I don't have a giant battery pack in there. I just have a regular old car battery. But yeah, like this headline right here pretty much goes to show you that when you buy something from Tesla you really don't own it. So you don't have the right to repair it. You don't even have the right to resell it. So I guess all you can really do is cancel your pre-order if you don't want the Cybertruck which a lot of people have done already. They canceled the pre-order because once again it was over-promise and under-delivered. It was just, oh, not great. Not a great truck at all. Yeah, I remember, I mean, that's kind of my problem though with most electric cars is that oftentimes it requires like a special software or firmware kit from the manufacturer to actually repair it. So if you decide to push for all electric you're gonna really run the risk of getting rid of a lot of local blue collar work because they're either not gonna be able to pay however much it costs for the licensing and the training and the equipment from the manufacturer to use their diagnostic kit or they're gonna have to increase prices or people will just go to the manufacturer because they can do it for free or faster. And most electric cars require that shit nowadays because they just have a very complicated built-in computer system. Unlike my car, which is just like a normal 2005 car that has some electronics but you can fix it pretty normally by yourself or at a repair person. Yeah, I think my truck's pretty simple there too. Pretty sure Yuki runs Windows 95, easy peasy. Yeah, and then there's like the issues with charging. I mean, that's probably gonna start to get mitigated in the future. I mean, I don't know how long it's gonna take for charging stations to reach my neck in the woods because like they don't exist in Southern Virginia as far as I know. Like when we went to go to my sister's proposal party in Williamsburg, I don't think we even saw a Tesla until we got over the bridge that goes across the James River. So I was like, yeah, you gotta be in the city. Let me see, last night when I went to Colonial Heights, I don't think I saw any Teslas. I don't know if there's like Tesla Chargers in Colonial Heights. Like, yeah, they're just not, they're not back here in this neck of the woods. But I mean, like I said, that might get mitigated in the future. There's also, I don't think I pulled it for this podcast, but I remember seeing a headline about a road that they're building in Detroit where I think it's supposed to charge a electric vehicle as you drive over it. So that's pretty dope. If it works, you know, the way that I remember the headline reading. If you got a park, then it might be a problem because parking in Detroit is not a wise thing to do unless you want all your wheels and your fancy battery and your, someone's going to steal the AI out of your cyber truck for full self-driving and they're going to shove that bitch in a 96 Honda Civic just to see what happens. Wasn't that a plot of RoboCop? It might have been. And speaking of robots, you know, the Zuck who's pretty much half robot is, he's having a problem with his platform. So this is something that I think I was a little bit privy to because I watch the Predator catchers, you know, those like Chris Hansen, I guess like copycats. Well, a lot of them aren't really Chris Hansen copycats because like Chris Hansen always did sting houses and there was one season, I think, where he was meeting up with people on the beach, which was like, that was like the wackest setup. But there was one you were telling me like, I think, was it, I don't know if it was Chris Hansen, but it was one where he found the guy in a grocery store. Yeah, well, this guy fucks kids. Oh, that was, which one was that? I think that was dads against predators, but they're, I think it was funny. I think they're defunct now because they got, I'm pretty sure they got banned off of YouTube. Like I'm pretty sure there was a fistfight or two that they got in and you're not allowed to punch predators on YouTube. That's against the terms of service. Yeah, that one, there's actually, you know, there's so many of them now that it's already like kind of come full circle with scams and shit because, you know, dads against predators, they got banned for, I think what I just stated. There was another guy I used to watch a lot and I thought he was a really good one named Colorado Pet Patrol, but he did a tax scam. He was saying that his predator catching organization was a, what's it called a 501C3 or something like that where- Non-profit? Yeah, yeah, yeah, non-profit. And, you know, he would get donations and stuff from people and then people were like, hey, can you give me your heckin' 501C3 certification so that when I do my taxes, I can be like, hey, I gave money to a non-profit so that I don't have to give as much of my money to the US government so that they can send it to Ukraine and Israel, right? So he's like, banned from the channel. Every time they ask for that and yeah, he got found out that he was running a tax scam. I don't know if he got banned off of YouTube for that, I feel like tax scamming isn't necessarily against the terms of service. The one I think I watch the most now is, oh God, what are they called? I think they're called predator poachers, but they're like, they're more on rumble because if you watch their stuff on YouTube, they censor it so much, I mean, I guess you have to to be compliant with their terms of service, but it's like, it sounds like you're talking on, you're listening to something on the phone and it's like breaking up because they just mute it whenever they say something you're not allowed to say. So they're mostly on rumble, predator poachers on rumble and the guy that runs that, I think his name is Alex Rosen. And yeah, they catch a lot of people, but anyway. Wasn't that the guy who caught EDP? Or am I wrong? He's the one who originally caught EDP, yeah. And then- Caught him twice. Well, he caught him, I think he caught him the first time. And then there was another guy named Skeeter Gene. And I think he's got the biggest predator catching channel right now. He's got pretty high production value and I mean, there's a lot more editing and stuff that goes into his videos. And he collabs with Gideon. I think that's something that really put him on. But yeah, I think that EDP's case got dropped because when you do this stuff, you gotta do it a particular way. And then it also depends on where you are because with predator poachers, they've gone to California and New York a few times and in California and New York, they basically have to catch you in the kid for it to be illegal. At least that's what I've seen. I mean, I'm no lawyer person but it seems like a lot of those people are able to get away with it in states like that. But anyway, to bring this full circle now, almost every one of the predator things that I've watched has at least one platform owned by Metta involved where these predators are using it to talk to kids. So it's either Instagram or it's Facebook Messenger or it's WhatsApp. And another thing that I think this is with Instagram in particular, it's not just predators that are using it to talk to kids but there's also CP traders that use Instagram. So the way that they do this, at least from what I've heard through the predator poacher people, is you'll have an Instagram page that posts teens and young girls and stuff like that in bikinis, which is not against Instagram's terms of service. The problem though is these pictures of the young girls in bikinis are oftentimes, and also young boys too, because whatever, gay predators, straight predators, whatever. Oftentimes, the images of these children that are clothed on Instagram are children that are in the national thing for missing and exploited children. Like they're known to the government that there is CP of these kids floating around on the dark web or whatever and then this is like a clothed image of them. And then the post on these Instagram pages or like the bio about section, whatever of these Instagram pages will say, oh yeah, follow me on Telegram, which is another platform that they do a lot of the CP trading on. Or they've also mentioned session and signal a couple of times, which I mean, I guess it makes sense because if session and signal don't actually keep any information about you and heckin' drug dealers and terrorizers use them, then obviously predators are gonna use them as well. I didn't realize they were that smart. Well, there's tears to this, right? I mean, it's just like when we talk about the hackers who some of them like Pom Pom Perrin will mix together their kind of clear web identity and their dark web identity and they'll do stuff like talk to other hacker people and say, oh yeah, I was combing through this leaked email database and I didn't see this email of my friend, first name, last name, my year of birth at Gmail in the leak. So yeah, there's degrees to it but I guess like the dumber ones are on the clear web, on things like Instagram, they're on like Facebook Messenger and like unencrypted chats. And the other thing about Instagram is when you start following these, I guess like, not decoy, but what's the word I'm looking for? These like kind of low-key, somewhat low-key CP traders that are trying to get you onto another platform to actually send you CP. The Instagram algorithm is like, oh, you like to follow this kind of stuff. Let me recommend other ones to you. And so it like actively feeds into the predators addiction or wrong wiring or whatever it is. So yeah, the state of New Mexico is suing Meta, it's platforms and CEO Mark Zuckerberg for allegedly allowing a site to become a marketplace for predators in search of children upon whom to pray. The lawsuit filed Tuesday by the state's attorney general. This was posted on December 6th, so earlier this month, Tuesday. It's accusing Instagram and Facebook of becoming a breeding ground for predators using the sites to sex traffic, groom and solicit sexual images from minors. The suit also claims Meta uses certain algorithms to keep young users on the app and others to push explicit content to children, fostering the twin dangers of sexual exploitation and mental health harm done to children on its platforms. So that was another thing that I talked about in the video about, I think the title was Meta is actively exploiting children for profit. They had, so these were internal slides that would have been shown to like top brass and during all hands meeting or maybe not during an all hands meetings but during like marketing meetings at Meta showing the growth of users on the platform that are actually too young to use the platform according to Meta's own terms of service. Cause I think on Instagram, I don't think you're allowed to use Instagram if you're under 13, but yet they have charts showing users that are 12 years old, users that are 11 years old and showing how when they start using the platform, essentially the younger the age that they start using the platform, the higher the chance is that they become a daily active user when they're 13, 14, when they're actually old enough, right? And it's the analogy that I was making is it's the same thing that the cigarette companies knew about back in the day where they would actively advertise to children because they know that if a child ends up smoking our cigarettes, the chances of them becoming a loyal customer once they're of age is going to increase dramatically. Yeah, so that's kind of, so if a child is too young to join Facebook, how do they know what their actual age is? Cause I know like you just put in a fake age, right, to get on Facebook. Yeah. So how the fuck do you tell if they're 11? Well. If they put in like unless you tell through images. Well, I mean, Facebook, you know, you have to assume everything you do on those platforms is read by Facebook or meta or whoever. So maybe they can get it through DMs. Maybe they can get it through the bios and stuff cause that's another thing that I think the predator poachers talked about where, well, this is more on dating apps. Like they would also put their decoys on dating apps like Tinder and stuff. And you got to say that you're 18 to get on Tinder. I'm pretty sure. But then you can just put in your bio like, oh, I'm 12 by the way. Right. And then obviously you put images that are obviously of a young, you know, somebody who's underage, but I don't know for sure how they figure that out. I just remember I went over the data in one of the videos that I made about it. So here we have a response from a meta to its claims that it's struggling to keep child predators off Facebook and Instagram. They responded to the Wall Street Journal from Friday that claimed the social media giants struggle to remove child predators and child exploitation content from the platform. See five months later per the article test conducted by the journal as well as by the Canadian Center for Child Protection show that Meta's recommendation system still promote such content. The company's taken down hashtags related to pedophilia, but its systems sometimes recommend new ones with minor variations. Yeah, like that's the thing, right? If you take out like, I don't know. I think like pizza is one of the words like cheese pizza or whatever, they just switch it to, I don't know, feta pizza or something like that. Well, cupcakes is what Skeeter Gene calls it, just to avoid YouTube censorship, but I don't know if that's like an actual pedophile lingo or whatever. Okay, so here's Meta's response. We created a task force to review existing policies, examine technology and enforcement systems we have in place and make changes that strengthen our protections for young people, ban predators and remove the networks they use to connect with one another. Meta wrote in a statement on its website, task force took immediate steps to strengthen our protections and our child safety teams continued to work on additional measures. I don't think they're doing that great of a job. I mean, for them to actively choose this platform and there's probably some degree of it on all platform. You have a real, especially if it's something really big, like if you're a YouTube or you're a Twitter or you're a Meta or you're anything like this, it's at some point there's gonna be people breaking your terms of service in the most reprehensible ways and breaking the law as well in the most reprehensible ways. But I feel like there are ways to fight it more if you really want to. Like I've never really been that active on Twitter anyway but I heard that one of the big things that Elon did after he took over Twitter is he shut down a lot of the CP trades that were going on in people's DMs. Cause I remember reading some tweets from, well, there were screenshots of tweets from like Japanese people who would say like, you know, they would be like lowly posters and they would be like, oh, a child belly erotic like shit like that, like if you translate whatever the Japanese that they're saying is. And yeah, that was actively on Twitter and I don't know if it's still actively on Twitter. I think they just took all the pedophilia and they converted it to anti-Semitism. They replaced it with anti-Semitism which some people would probably say is worse. You know, of course here at the Libre podcast we stand with all of its people. So I don't know, I mean, this is kind of a double edged sword because like they're really, at least with platforms like Meta and YouTube and Twitter, right? They're fucking huge. So it really isn't entirely feasible that you would stop all of it. Cause at some point it's just way too big for any company to deal with. And there are a couple of ways you can address it, right? I know Meta is trying to address it with AI but I don't think AI is at the point to where it's capable of solving that issue. Moreover, it can be ineffective. Like I was reading a post about how someone who got their account banned because they posted a picture of them with their child at a farm. And they got banned because they thought it was CP. And then you can hire people to do manual reviews and then that's how you're gonna get people to do that all day without going insane and finding enough people to do that shit is gonna get possible. I remember, I think it might have been on Vice, they interviewed a content moderator from Meta or from Facebook or whatever. And yeah, they get PTSD from seeing that shit cause it's like if somebody flagged something for child abuse, you have to watch it and you have to verify whether it's child abuse. And it's probably gonna be some really sick shit. I mean, like beyond, obviously screwing a kid is already really fucked in and of itself. But I remember there was one, you know, this Vice video or whatever it was where they talked about how they had to see a video of a little girl basically getting raped by a pig, right? So it's the most fucked depraved stuff that you can imagine or possibly not even imagine, right? So yeah, that's gonna mess people up. And then even then, you potentially have another issue where there's women out there who look like they're underage. Like I remember this was years and years ago, it might have even been before we're born. 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Base.Win wants to give yourself a chance, a chance to own all of your data. And so do I. See, she looks a lot older. Let me just make sure. Okay, so this is an adult actor. This is an adult actor named Lupe Fuentes, who definitely in some of her earlier work looked like she was underage. And there was actually a case where a guy had one of her DVDs. This is back when people had porn DVDs. And he got stopped at the airport by TSA and was arrested for possession and maybe even trafficking since he was traveling of child pornography. And if I remember the story right, she actually went to his court case and testified. Like, yeah, I was 19 years old when this was recorded and I'm of age and everything, but in her earlier videos, I'm sure some of you people watching are gonna be doing some research later on. You know, someone in the comments said, yeah, you got the sauce for that, bro. But yeah, I mean, I saw some of her videos when I was a teen boy as you do. And yeah, like she looked like, she literally looked like girls that I was going to school with. And, you know, I was in high school at the time, but she's of age. So you run into that and you also run into a lot of that with Asian women, I'd imagine too. They tend to look a lot younger than they actually are. So it's like, I don't know if you can have AI do it, even having a human do it. What I personally think is the best solution is honestly these predator catchers. Because I used to watch a lot of like code blue, like police body cam footage, like code blue cam. Oh man, I'm blanking out. Police activity, like channels like that. And I can only remember like maybe once or twice where the police caught a predator on their own. Or, you know, they followed like someone noticed it. Like actually I watched one recently, but I don't think it was code blue cam. I think it was like EWC police camera, something like that where there was this guy up here or, you know, a place where there's boats and there's like parasailing and stuff like that, who was trying to abduct, I think it was like two young boys but he thought that one of them was a girl because they had, and he was, originally his story was he said that he was the kid's father and that like him and the mother were divorced and like that's why they didn't recognize him and blah, blah, blah. It was actually really strange because the way that the guy was interacting with the police and everything just seemed very odd. I think they mentioned that he was bipolar and he was like off his meds. But anyway, that's like the only, there's like a handful of them, right? I probably count on my hand how many times I've seen police organically catch a predator or somebody, you know, notice that predator behavior is going on and then they call the police and they, you know, the employees that were at that here kind of like held him there. I mean, not really physically but they were like following him around and making sure he didn't leave. And that guy that was the predator actually turned out to be a, he actually turned out to be a lawyer and I wish I could remember the area, but I looked up his law firm and there were like some comments on it like, this guy's a child predator. But he had other than the child predator comments, he had five stars. Like he was like a really good criminal defense or whatever lawyer. So I think that the predator catchers are the best way to deal with it because, you know, A, it doesn't really seem like something that police are doing a good job of on their own. I mean, obviously the police do get involved eventually with the predator catchers, but it's a free market solution. The predator catchers, as long as you allow them to post on to YouTube, to post on Facebook because this is the problem they tend to run into is when you make this kind of content you have to censor the stuff so heavily and a lot of the time it's not even allowed on these platforms. So then these guys aren't able to make money and so it kind of, you know, that takes all the fuel out of the tank for predator catching. Okay, it needs to be something that people are able to make money off of. It needs to be something that where they're able to make the content entertaining so that people like me will, you know, listen to it while I'm building a chicken coop or whatever and actually allow this to happen because clearly Meta is not able to police their platform on their own. Yeah, I think that, I like that solution. I think there's a couple of things to iron out though because I mean, it's essentially modern day bounty hunting where they're more proactive than them because the police are very reactive. Like they're not gonna do anything unless you tell them something's happening. It kind of sucks because like I've been told, you know, as someone who goes through computers that I get from random sources, I've been told it's like if I come across anything, my best solution is to take the drive and like throw it in a fire because if I bring it to the police, they're gonna think I'm the pedo even though I'm the one who's giving it to them to have them solve the issue. Well, it's probably what I've been told. As long as you follow it, you know. But what I've been told from a friend who is a lawyer, my best solution is to just destroy it. It's just get rid of it, just throw it in a fire and forget about it. Because the risk of me coming forward with it is higher than any sort of credibility I would get. Oh, wait a minute. Okay, let's pretend we were back at Geek Squad though. Yeah, well, that's different because that's an actual entity and they have like, you know, they're a reputable brand. So you were saying if you were just repairing, like the computers that you get off of like this one back there, yeah, yeah. So if you find CP, you just destroy the hard drive. That was what I was told, yes. Well, I guess that makes sense. Yeah, that probably makes sense in that case. There's no customer that's coming back and he's gonna be like, I had a lot of very important images Did you know? Of my family. That are gone. But yeah, speaking of the AI thing. Oh, sorry, go ahead. Oh, I mean, I think the element that gets lost in this conversation is that parents need to be more involved. Like, it seems like these platforms, I mean, I'm not saying they don't care, but traffic is traffic, right? And like, if you start cracking down on kids using your platform, that's gonna hurt your traffic. So investing in a measure that actively reduces the traffic of your website is generally not profitable. So in a macro term, it doesn't help, even though it is something you should be doing. And if you're a parent, right? I think part of the responsibility is on you because of these platforms making it super easy to have your kids, like I looked at Gmail the other day, right, when I was reading this article, you can sign up for a Gmail account as a kid through your parent, but at 13, at 13 years old, right? Imagine like a actual real decision you made at 13 years old that actually had an impact on your life, right? You can detach the account from your parents without their consent. Like it just sends you an email as like, hey, do you wanna detach? And you hit yes, your parent can't do anything about it. I mean, they get an email about it saying you did it, but they can't stop you from doing it. So they make it really, really easy to just allow kids to use this stuff. And kids will always find a way, especially tell them no. Like if you tell a kid, don't do that, they're gonna do it, they're gonna go and do it because that's their normal intuition. So... Yeah, I figured out, you know, the password for parental controls on the Direct TV and got access to HBO and all that shit. Well, here's what I think a big problem with the parent, cause I agree, it should be on the parents. But here's where I think the issue is. So number one, how many of these parents are actually keeping up with technology, right? Like take my nephew, for example. So I've got an 11 year old nephew who's really into like Fortnite and Roblox and stuff like that. And his mom and dad buy him, what is it? I guess it's Robux and V-Bucks, but they don't know anything about like what he's spending it on. Or they don't know anything about Roblox the game. They don't know anything about Fortnite the game. They don't have a clue, they don't have a clue about like games that he downloads onto his phone. I think they have parental controls on his phone, but it's like, you know, that's something, the rating as far as games go are ultimately set by like Google, because it's like an Android phone. So it's set by Google. Because like, I remember he, there was this one game I was watching him play. Who old was he? I think he might have been eight. What the hell is this game? And the game itself seemed innocent enough, but I remember one of the characters on it was Rick from Rick and Morty. And he was, what was it? He asked me, why does Rick burp all the time? And that was one of those things where it's a little bit difficult to answer. Cause I wanted to say it's cause Rick's so an alcoholic, but it's like, I don't, do I want to get into explaining alcoholism to my eight year old nephew? And like, cause you know, I've watched Rick and Morty. I don't think that's something that an eight year old should be watching. All right. Like there's, that's not a good like influential program for a kid to be watching. And I don't think he was actually watching Rick and Morty per se, but it's like, this is a character that gets, you know, involved, like same thing with George Floyd, right? Wasn't George Floyd a Fortnite character? Didn't he get made a Fortnite character? I vaguely remember that. No way. That must be a meme. I mean, they've made, they've made Fortnite characters of like Peter Griffin. So I, let me double check this. Yeah. Google that real quick to see if that's real. Cause I feel like George Floyd was a Fortnite character. That's not something that. That's not, that's not going to be. No, no, no. I think, I think you can make him. Like, I don't know if you have like a, have like a custom thing, but I don't think he was a Fortnite character. Okay. All right. See, that's why it's important. Apparently they did remove police cars from Fortnite. As a response to George Floyd. Yeah. Oh, you know. That's a, that's another person that did nothing wrong. Israel did nothing wrong. George Floyd did nothing wrong. Log list of people who did nothing wrong. But our, our next topic, right? Speaking of AI. So, so you want to try to use AI to fight CSAM. Well, my friend, it's being used for the opposite of that. AI is being used to generate CSAM by teen boys to make fake nudes of their classmates, sparking a police probe. So this was something that I talked about as well. And I'm not sure how to feel about this because on one hand, it's not real. Like the same, it's, it's kind of the same opinion that I have about lowly. Like it's kind of weird if somebody has lowly. I, if, if I knew a guy had lowly and enjoyed lowly, I don't think I would want him to watch so my niece is 16, so I don't know. She could probably beat them. But, you know, if I had a younger niece or, you know, younger nephew, what's, what's the boy version of lowly? I think it's Shoda, something like that. You know, if they had that and they, you know, actively consumed and enjoyed that, I don't think I would want them like around my nephew unsupervised, right? I get that it's a drawing, okay? And I get that, you know, what is it, people like 2D instead of 3D, but- And they're technically a thousand years old, yes. Yeah, and they're technically a thousand years old, but it's just the similarity. The fact that it is a cartoon boy or a cartoon girl that they have a sexual attraction to makes me personally uncomfortable with having my young family members around them. I don't think they should go to jail. I don't think they should be put in a cage. I don't think that they should be on a sex offender, you know, registry or anything like that. Like, I don't think that should be illegal because at the end of the day, nobody is actually being harmed. It's a drawing. But with AIC, Sam, I feel like that line is getting thinner and thinner here, right? Because you can take, so when I was a kid, they had these things. These were, these were actually like threads they would have on, I think, B where you would take a clothes image of a girl or woman or whatever. You'd upload it to B and then you'd ask for somebody to x-ray the image. And so what that means is some dude downloads the image, they put it in a Photoshop, they, you know, search through their database of porn stars and, you know, amateur nudes and whatever, and they find someone who has a similar body. Because if you think about it, there's only so many human bodies and like faces and stuff out there, right? Like even, you know, at this point, what are there, like eight billion humans? We've already gotten to the point where we're starting to repeat where, you know, we're generating the same models over and over again. And there's like, you know, doppelgangers and stuff, you know, like when I'm not making a Libre podcast, I play for the Boston Celtics and, you know. So there were people that could basically Photoshop nudes fake nudes of somebody that looked real. And so I feel like this is in the same boat, but with AI, you just have to be a prompt engineer, which I feel is, it requires less skill than Photoshop. I mean, have you really played with any of the like AI image generators? Like Bing just made a new one. I haven't done image generation. I've only done a chat. You've only done a chat, okay. Yeah, I've seen people who claim themselves be prompt engineers. And I've seen like the prompts they make. Yeah. And it almost seems like you're making tags for a YouTube video. Yeah, yeah, exactly. And that's the thing, even with this, because there's, so it's like a bit of an arms race, right? So a lot of this AI stuff is proprietary and there's, you know, APIs and stuff. Like you don't actually own it. The only one I'm aware of that you really own is stable diffusion. And so when people are using like Bing's AI to generate, what is it, Dalai 4? I forget what it's called Bing. I don't know, that'd be something good to look up real quick. What is the name of Bing's or Microsoft's new AI image generator? But, you know, with all of these, whether it's GPT-4 or whatever, they always come up with ways and words to ban so that you can't make AI CP. You can't do a racism with the AI. You can't do a sexism. You know, you can't do stuff. It's called Image Creator, but it's powered by Dalai 3. Okay, Image Creator powered by Dalai 3. So yeah, like they're constantly trying to come up with ways to make it so that it can't be racist and it can't be sexist and it can't do CP and it can't do all this other stuff, or I guess fake CP. But then somebody just comes up with another way around it, right? It's like, you know, you probably can't put like naked kid into there, but you could probably put like small petite, you know, flat-chested woman, okay? And then you essentially are gonna get something like, you know, Lupe Fuentes or, you know, insert whatever modern porn star probably looks underage. I'm sure there's some of them out there. And then, boom! Now you've got what essentially looks like the AI CP, or in this case, you know, there's teen boys that are able to use it to generate stuff that looks like real girls. So this was Westfield High School in Westfield, New Jersey. Okay, I was thinking that they were, oh yeah, it's a teen boy, does that make sense? So let's see, they create and share fake nudes of female classmates. It's unclear how many students were harmed. It's also unclear for what the state of legal, is a lot of restricting the creation of fake sexual, and this week, President Joe Biden signed executive order urging lawmakers to provide range, yeah. So I think the easiest way to police this is to throw this under the same laws that revenge porn gets thrown under. Because to me, that seems like a similar thing, because even if it's AI generated, if it's made to be, if you're not making a lowly, right? If you're making an image that is made to look realistic, then it can be classified, I would say, as the same thing. But isn't there an exception to doing that of public figures? I think there is, but so, I mean, I think that only works if you're like, not making, I don't know, I don't know a lot, but. Well, here's the reason I bring that up. So let's say, a lot of people say I look like Jason Tatum. So let's say you make fake AI revenge porn of Jason Tatum, and then you also wanna throw, I don't know, like a Linux penguin in there or me getting fucked by like a GNU or something, right? So it's obviously me, but you kind of got that out, where you're like, no, it's Jason Tatum. There's also a basketball down in the corner. You know what I mean? Like how do you get around that? How do you deal with that one? I mean, wouldn't it be under the same category? Like, I mean, you can make AI, but does that apply to like porn though? It's gotta, it's gotta, cause, so okay, if they're a public thing, like definitely if they're in government, a hundred percent if they're in government, because. You know, there's like fucking thousands of pictures of AOC out there much already. Well, there's some. People being generous about that shit. I remember the, well, there's literally a porn and there's probably like fucking 16 sequels of it, cause there always is in porn, called, what is it, Nailin Palin, where I think it was Lisa Ann played Sarah Palin and was getting like, you know, probably D.P. by Russians and shit like that. So it's like, yeah, if you're, if you're, so okay, Palin, what did Palin do? Wasn't she the governor of Alaska? So she's in government, okay. Yeah, you're in government. I feel like sports players are public figures, too. Yeah, but that, but that, in that point, right? That's like explicitly fake, because like they come out in the first couple of seconds and like, you know, if you're not dumb, that it's meant to be a parody, right, of that person. Maybe. The difference here I'm saying is that it's meant to look exactly like that person, right? Cause like you can say that, yeah, Lisa Ann played Sarah Palin, but she doesn't look exactly like Sarah Palin. And you know that it's meant to be a parody of Sarah Palin. Okay. I guess you can say the same thing about this, but if you make a nude AI image of someone without their consent and because you don't have their consent, it's not explicitly come out as, oh, this is a random parody of a public figure. Then I can see that that would be classified as revenge porn because it's not explicitly like a parody. Like the present AI videos, right? Like those are explicitly made as parody. So people know that they're not, you know, Joe Biden really isn't saying, you know, oh, I like playing cod zombies and shooting all the fucking German zombies, right? Obviously that's a parody. Yeah, I see what you mean. I just feel like it's, I feel like it gets in, there's so many weird loopholes here because- I mean, there's always, yeah, there's always gonna be like weird loopholes you have to figure out. Because you can draw it, right? Like you can draw fake porn of somebody. Yes. And if you're really good at drawing, you can make it look really realistic. Yes. You just can't AI generate it. And so then you run into an issue of how do you prove something as AI generated? Obviously with the proprietary spook AI, it's pretty easy to do because there's a record of everything. But if you do a stable diffusion and you generate something that looks really realistic and then you sit there with your arms crossed and said, no, I'm just good at Photoshop. What do you do at that point? Is there any recourse? I mean, most states aren't even doing anything about it. It says, what is it? Virginia, oh, my state did it. My state did a thing. So I mean, if you don't share it, like if you decide to go out and make AI generated porn of some random e-girl on Twitch or something, right? And you keep it to yourself. I mean, as long as you keep it to yourself, I guess that's fine. Oh yeah. I mean, nothing's illegal if you don't get caught. That's so sharp. Breaking news. Sure. I mean, yeah. It's illegal if you don't get caught. I mean, I guess, yeah, if you keep it to yourself. All right, so let's say states that stepped in were Virginia, California, Minnesota, and New York. Passing laws to outlaw the distribution of faked porn. And New Jersey might be next, according to John Bramick, a New Jersey state senator who told the Wall Street Journal that he would be looking into whether there are any existing state laws or pending bills that would criminalize the creation and sharing of AI, fake to news, and if he fails to find any such laws, Bramick said he planned to draft a new law. Yes, protect the children. That's a great way to give up. I think the easiest way to fix this at least right now is basically what I call using a fire hose, right? And that's a curious situation where you just like overreact, you oversubscribe, right? So if you want to just like, okay, we're going to ban all AI fake news, like all AI porn. Obviously that's not going to fly because there's stuff that is legal, there's AI there, but- I mean, here that doesn't even say it's AI, just as faked porn. So I think in Virginia, if you live in Virginia and you draw me with your dick out, you're going to jail, simple as. Then once you have that blanket, then you start walking back. You know, you kind of cover everything and then you carve out loopholes of legal stuff rather than trying to target stuff and then having to fill in loopholes that exist. Virginia apparently did shit like that with weed too, like right after I moved here. So like in, I think it was in July, they banned the sale of like Delta 8 and all the other hemp derived cannabinoids. And it's so dumb because like apparently that stuff is hopping in North Carolina, like just to the south of us, or just the south of me. You know, they've got it where, so I think in Virginia, I'm pretty sure in Virginia you can grow your own weed for personal use and you're allowed, I don't know, maybe for plants, but you can't sell it and I think you're also not allowed to make concentrates. Like I remember reading, well, you can make concentrates, but I think the law is written so that it's, you can't have more than 25 parts THC to CBD. So you could probably make like hash and I don't know, maybe like butter. I mean, there's a million different things that they call it now, but what's the really pure stuff? Like the THC diamonds, I don't think you could make those in Virginia because those are like 98 or 99% pure THCs. That would be illegal. It's really weird because like there were literally, I remember driving by a shop that sold Delta 8 and never went in there, but now it's gone. Blamp, blamp, you know, it's odd because this was the home of George Washington. I think George Washington grew a bunch of hemp. I don't know, I don't know what to call them down there, but you have like state troopers on that border, just, you know, post up there, spawn camp and people would go to buy the good shit. Probably, well, cause yeah, cause North Carolina is like, just when I look at the laws about stuff that I care about, it seems like North Carolina is so much more based cause it's like, so I think the gun laws are more open in North Carolina than they are in Virginia. I mean, my Conceal Carry License from Massachusetts has reciprocity in Virginia. By the way, did you ever get your Conceal Carry License? I need to get my good boy letter. Yeah, you keep bullshitting. You keep bullshitting. And the words of Mel Gibson, I hope you get raped by a pack of niggers. You deserve it for not having a gun. Oh no. For not having a fucking gun. What's the matter with you? This part of the podcast brought to you by SIG. Not really, SIG should sponsor me though. Give me an MCX spear. 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Ironically, the capital isn't that paused because the most populous part is down south because that's where all the people who work in fur companies in Boston live, because they want to be close to that shit. So everybody else who's based lives like north of Portland. Okay, it's 6.8 by 51 millimeter. That's the new cartridge. Show you, this rifle, sexy rifle. It is very nice, lookin'. Yeah, and they don't have the suppressor. They're not showing it with the suppressor, but it's got an adjustable gas tube, so you can basically just turn a knob on there to run the suppressor on it. But yeah, it's pretty much, I think the idea was when the military was running, what's it called, the M4, I think? It's basically an AR, basically it's a short barrel AR-15. That's also full auto, of course. Or I guess a short barrel M16, technically, it's the full auto. What is the round? 556 NATO out of a, I guess 14 inch barrel is not very effective against heckin' terrorizers. So we're like, oh, we need a bigger bullet. And so they went with, well, all these ones here on SIG's website are 762 by 51, but the point- That's just a billion version, though, so. Yeah, well, you can buy. I've seen them where you can buy them, chamber, at least I think I did, but they're like double the price. So I think if I get one of these, I'm in the market for a, I wanna get a truck gun. I wanna get, I'll show you what I wanna get. So I'm not gonna get a traco. Tracos are hot garbage, but I think I might get a Zastava Arms Z-PAP, as they call it, M92. So that's an AK pistol. It's got a 10 inch barrel. So it doesn't take up too much space. I could keep it, you know, like under. Well, I wouldn't keep it in my truck, but this is, it's something I would take with me to the farm. Because we haven't seen the bear in a while. I mean, there was a bear that I think lived in an area that got logged, you know, like some forests where they were doing some logging over the summer. And then I've seen it once on my property when I was staying on the farm over the summer. And so that's why I would do patrols with my AR, just walking around. Man, that's great. You should come to my farm someday. Yeah, I do want to, I wanna go look at the chickens. Yeah, you gotta get a little introduction to how your life's gonna be in Maine. Cause I have a feeling you're gonna live like Maine just colder. Yeah, I do, I do want to. I'm trying to convince my fiance to fucking get chickens. You have a fiance? Holy shit. Yeah, dude, the girl been seeing for like four years. Yeah. Holy hell, congratulations to Mike. Yeah, man. Thanks. Holy shit. That's fucking great, dude. I'm trying to commit streak of chickens. She's like, I don't want chickens. I'm like, it's fine. Not gonna kill them. I'm not gonna kill them. Someone else will kill them. I will kill them. Do you want to send them to me to do the dirty work? Yeah. They're just gonna go get a chicken one day for dinner and be like, where'd this come from? Well, that's kind of the plan. I mean, you know, I have to, so here's a little loophole that I'll teach you about. So. Is this the Joel Saladin loophole? Yes. Yeah, the Joel Saladin loophole. Did I tell you about this already? I think I did. You did. It's the one where he accepts donations from people and then he gifts them chickens. Well, this is a different one I'm talking about. So, at least this is the case for Virginia and I can't speak on other states, but in the state of Virginia, you do not need a license to sell a live chicken. Okay, so if you come to my farm, I can sell you a live chicken. No licensing, no nothing. So that chicken is now Mike's chicken. And then I take off my farmer hat and I put on my butcher hat. And I say, howdy, Mike. That's a cool chicken you got there. Would you like me to kill, butcher, eviscerate it for you? You say yes. So I take Mike's chicken and I kill it and I do all of that stuff. And you can pay me for a butchering service. And here you go. Mike's chicken is now a dead chicken that Mike and his fiance are going to eat and enjoy and not contribute to the factory farming industry that does horrible things to animals. I mean, if you actually care about animals, you should start raising your own meat because the way that the chickens in the stores are raised is worse than how the chosen people were treated because they're kept in cages where you can't even turn around. They don't get to free range. They never touch grass. They never get to eat bugs. They have to be fed antibiotics because the people who are keeping these chickens and these giant chicken factories are basically overcrowding them. Normally you don't want to have more. Normally a chicken, you want to have at least two square feet per chicken. And that's if they're in a coop and you let them out to free range. If you do a chicken run where you're kind of keeping them in a closed space, you want them to have at least four square feet per chicken. But when you look at these giant factory farms where they have to feed antibiotics and they'll have little like wash buckets that you have to step in to make sure you're not bringing any contamination into the coop because they're that susceptible to diseases where you get one little speck of avian flu on your boot and then the whole flock dies and then, oh, oh no, I don't get to make a bunch of money as a Tyson or a Purdue chicken farmer. Now, legitimate question, wouldn't it be better to have them exposed to said pathogens so that their immune systems develop a response and then later generations of chickens will be more or less susceptible to said disease? If they're overcrowded, they're all gonna die. Well, yeah, cause it'll spread. Yeah, it'll spread and their immune systems are probably also weakened because of how they're living because they're not living the way a chicken is meant to be living. The chicken is the red jungle fact. So you kind of want to mimic red jungle, foul environment as much as you can as them living in forest. These all look like my old, so aggravated. That's why he's so aggravating because he's basically a wild chicken that doesn't know how to, yeah, like they need to be out somewhere and be able to go up in trees and stuff like that. My chickens don't really eat trees. They'll eat stuff out of trees sometime, jump up and they'll grab something. But yeah, this is how they're really supposed to be living and it's really easy to keep chickens. It's not rocket science. Feed them, water them, give them a perch to go on at night, make sure their coop is predator proof, which I just open sourced. Well, I pretty much open sourced the coop design here on the podcast. I'm planning to also upload the video to the based farm show you folks that are watching, channels like I've got 13 subscribers, cool stuff. So yeah, you want to see my farm adventures. I've got so many videos from like over the summer and stuff that I haven't even uploaded yet that I'm planning to put on here. Yeah, you can have a verifiably organic homestead. That's what I came up with for what I'm doing. So the grand plan, once I can get all my licensing and whatnot is I want to be able to sell eggs, sell. I'm probably gonna sell meat at like locally, so somebody wants to come to me to buy it. That's actually what Goldshaw does with his geese. I think you pay like $100 deposit on his birds and then you come to his farm in Vermont to pick him up and you pay like, I don't know how much he charges per pound, but you come to his farm to get the geese. He's not dealing with refrigerator trucks or anything like that. So yeah, that's probably how I'll do it or I'll sell them at farmer's markets. And on the package, I'm gonna have a QR code that'll take you to based farm or I post a lot on Instagram too. So based.win is my Instagram. Some of you have found it. We're almost to 100 followers there where you can actually see how the chicken that you are eating lived its life from the moment that it was a itty-bitty chick to when they were chickens. And you can see that they touched grass. They got to eat, you know, mice and actually act like little dinosaurs. That's what they really are, they're dinosaurs. And over 100 million years, the tables turned where our ancestors would have been getting devoured by these guys and how we keep them in a kitchen. Make them lay the eggs and an autistic Shem2 farmer is always sticking a camera in their face and being a weirdo. All right, saying we always end up coming back to heck and farm life. Man, I'm so glad that you're in game. That's so dope. You see guys, Linux users can get chicks. I was trying to, I had two computers I was repairing for a friend of mine. Well, actually I was repairing one for my fiance and then repairing one for my other friend who's also a woman. And the parts came in at the wrong time. I was gonna make a video with a joke about how I am a Linux user. I talked to a woman, but I couldn't get the timing down and I was so disappointed I couldn't make that joke. That's all right. Next time I will eventually get to make that joke in a video. All right, so moving on to piracy, online piracy. It's on the rise according to a new study from the European Union's Intellectual Property Office. It has increased for the first time in years. In fact, piracy rates have been following for several years. So a reverse in that trend is significant. So I think that a big part of this is streaming services starting to get too greedy because I remember actually when I was at my girlfriend's house yesterday I thought that we were watching Netflix because she just was streaming something on TV. And then there were ads. Apparently it was Hulu. And I don't know if like there's a free tier for Hulu. I think that that was something she was borrowing from a friend. But yeah, like you're paying for something and then on top of it there's ads that you have. And it's like, I just feel like all of these streaming services have steadily becoming more and more shit. Same thing with Spotify. Apparently Spotify is also rigged. I was listening to Wheeler Walker Jr. talk about that, how you basically just buy the number one spot on Spotify, pay them to have the number one spot. Let's see. The discovery that piracy has increased suggests that something has changed according to their study. 48% of all piracy is caused by people illegally viewing TV content. 58% of piracy access illicit content via streaming sites while 32% downloaded episodes from torrent based file sharing services. Yeah, I mean that's my theory as far as what's going on. Streaming services are just getting worse. I have a cycle that I propose as to what's happening. So I think what started this off was when Netflix went digital, and they had a whole bunch of IP shows from different companies. You had NBC, Universal, it all had stuff on Netflix. I'm going to use the example of the office. The office used to be on Netflix. Then when companies started seeing how much money that Netflix was raking in from their IP, they were like, why don't we just host our own Netflix? And then every single one, every single IP maker, like NBC, Disney, Discovery, they went off Hulu, they went off and made their own streaming service. Okay, you got a point there. That took IP away from these other bigger service providers like Amazon, Hulu, and Netflix to really specialize in serving the content. They then had to go make content of their own, which in some cases worked. I mean, Stranger Things was pretty big for Netflix, but I mean, most of the crap they push out nowadays is pretty trash. I don't even know of anything that they put out anymore. And this, these are typically very expensive to produce things that take a lot of money, and because these companies only really had to spend money previously on just expanding infrastructure to serve more content, they now have to make up the difference through other means because people aren't going to watch their stuff anymore because A, they don't have as much IP as they used to and B, they don't have good IP people want to watch. So what do you do? Well, you then start reducing the service quality. You introduce ads, you get rid of account sharing, which people like doing, and then it just starts a cycle because you have to keep trying to push out new IP, which costs more money than you keep reducing service quality. And I think that if you want to have better, if you want to have less piracy, you need to focus on service quality because there's a quote from Gabe Newell, like back, I think 12 years ago, that he said, it's always a service problem. It's not pricing. The quote is, if a pirate offers a product anywhere in the world 24 seven purchasable from the convenience of your personal computer and the legal provider says the people that actually make it says the product is region locked will come to your country in three months after the US release and can only be purchased at a brick and mortar store and the pirate service is more valuable. That's why people are pirating is because their service is more valuable to the consumer than the people actually making the service. It's not the price. It's the service that people are looking for. And because it's really easy to go to like, you know, one, two, three, free movies.to then to sign up for five different streaming accounts to get the full series of a show you're trying to watch. It just makes sense. It's not pricing. It's not ads. It's just partially ads, but it's just service quality and they don't get it. Yeah, because I mean, once you sign up to five or six of these different services, I feel like at that point you're paying more than it's cable TV. Yeah, yeah, we've gone back. We've reverted. Yeah, we've reverted to where now some people are paying like $500 a month for all these different streaming services. I mean, there's no way you're consuming all that content either. So, you know, I mean, if you're doing all that shit, if you are, then stop it. Touch some grass. Seriously. Why are you consuming so? Why are you sitting in a fucking room? I don't even, I don't even pay for all that shit. I just, I just leech a lot of people. The only I think service I pay for is YouTube TV, partially for my folks, because they went to ITV a while ago and took me like a month to figure out one that had the channels that they wanted. And I will say YouTube TV does work quite well. I don't have any issues with it. You can log online and just watch TV and it's fine. But people have like Hulu and Netflix and Peacock and Amazon and whatever else the fuck is out there. Like you don't need all that shit. No. But people would just keep it because they're like, oh, what if I want to watch something one day? It's like then just pay for the subscription for a month and then don't buy it. So did your dad, I don't know, this is somewhat related. Did your dad end up creating a X account to watch Tucker Carlson? Is he still on X now, right? Is he still on X? I thought he like was on X and then released the show and then hasn't done anything since. Does he still have a show on X? I don't know. This is something I guess we'll look at. Last I heard of Tucker Carlson, Andrew K on X and I haven't heard about him since. Me either. Let's see, where does Tucker Carlson work? I don't want to read this guy's whole. Because I heard that he started a show on X and then I saw the reaction to the first show where he was filming in like a fucking cabin and then I heard nothing since. Got it. I hate having to read this article. Twitter after the assembly. Hey, Carl. It's contended. Since Twitter. Oh, okay. So he's. It says on Forbes he's forming a new company and maybe it's up in the air still. So it's all from. July. Tucker Carlson tonight, but isn't that. Yeah. I don't know. I feel like that was a pretty effective way to get him out of the. Ears and eyes of boomers because my, you know, my stepdad is a. Is a consumer of Fox News, but he doesn't watch Tucker anymore because he, I don't know. I don't think he can figure out or it's, it's just not worth the effort for him to figure that out because there's enough. You know, there's enough other people on there to be about the heck and terrorizers and the heck and minorities and the heck and transgenders and the heck. All the, all the various Fox News boogeymen, you know, you can watch. And they also have like, I don't know, like entertainment shows on there too. Like they've got a Greg Gutfeld. I think it's like late nights with Greg Gutfeld. But usually that's, that's usually when he goes to bed, right? Greg Gutfeld comes on. It's time to go to sleep. That's how. I've seen ads for like, they're producing full on documentary series. I think it was, um, Oh shoot, who the heck is that guy? Oh yeah, they're making conservative documentaries now. Ah, it was that dude from Parks and Rec. The fucking Libertarian? No, not Ron. No, he's secretly paused, which saddens me, but Oh dude. Is it Rob Lowe? It is Rob Lowe. Yeah, so Rob Lowe apparently is making one. I saw like an ad for it the other day and I was like, Oh, I didn't know he was one of those people. Um, Yeah, they make like documentaries now, which is kind of cool. I'm a documentary person. Kelsey Grammer's Historic Battles for America. Kelsey Grammer. Untold Patriots Revealed with Pete Hegseff. I'm not that great at reading. Curse of cause, you know, American education system. The attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan. Battle of Mogadishu. Italian. Brad Meltzer's Secrets of Abraham Lincoln. What made America great? Yeah, it's him right there. Is it Rob Lowe? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. No, it is. Yeah, I am not. I, whenever I'm on the other show, they talk about celebrities. I have no fucking clue what people are talking about. I don't like to, I know what Chris Pratt looks like and I know what fucking Dwayne The Rock Johnson looks like and that's it. Yeah, I don't think I know what Chris Pratt looks like. I probably would know if I Googled him. I don't, I don't know. I don't know what anything is. I've become a 30 year old boomer and I'm not even 30 yet. I don't know any of this modern stuff. Russian war machine, three days in Moscow. Maybe this will be something to watch. If it's good to listen to, see, that's my deal is I need stuff to listen to because I work with my hands and I need my eyes to see where I'm hammering something or where I'm putting something in because I actually injured myself. Oh, damn. I don't think I'm sharing my camera. It's a really minor version of an injury that I got over the summer but I've got this little bruise on my finger. Oh, damn. You're an audiobook person? I do do some audiobooks. I've listened to it a few times through which I feel is something you've got to do with Nietzsche but listening to the Spake Zarathustra once again, what is it? The philosophy of the Ubermensch. So I'm doing that one again. He's being problematic, I see. No, the Ubermensch is very based. It's just the Nazis. They kind of twisted the idea because it has nothing to do with race. Nothing about the Ubermensch is racist. I know, but you have to understand because the heck in Nazis, that makes it bad. I don't believe in... Here's the thing, right? If you really, really want to stick it to the Nazis you shouldn't allow them to steal insignias and the swastika, for example. The swastikas are really cool, simple. If you just remove all the bad stuff, let's do this. You're going to do this on Google? We're going to get the safe one. The safe one, okay. We're going to get the safer and do swastika. The reason they stole this, I think, is because the Nazis were the Aryan people and the Aryans were supposedly the people that settled India or something like that. It's a cool symbol. It's kind of like that little infinity S that everybody drew when they were in school. It's the same as that. If someone does a heck in genocide and they have infinity SR patches, does that become a problem? This is something a child would naturally draw. It's just an angular S with another crooked S in it. But it's like, you allowed them to take this from you, right? What I learned was that the Hindu one, you can see it here, is that the Hindu one's pretty flat. It's on a straight nine-degree axis. The Nazi one is you take it and you flip it 45 degrees. Then it doesn't have any of the flailing at the ends and stuff. Yeah, so this guy gets it. But he also has to go T too, so it kind of nullifies it. Michael Jordan understands what I'm talking about. Excuse me, that's actually Charlie Chaplin's mustache, not Hitler's mustache. I just typed in, who's this Hitler guy? It's David and Michael Jordan mustache. It's Charlie Chaplin's mustache. Yeah, exactly. Charlie Chaplin. Why would you allow a fucking vegetarian tweaker to steal this from you? A bunch of fucking losers. No, we can't do it because I had the heck in six million. Meanwhile, go to a college campus and find some, what are those? It's not all the Chinese kids, but it's like the ones that try to push the China agenda or whatever. I forget what they're called. There's like a certain word for them. Exchange units? No, it's like, okay, there's like a thing where it's like, I don't know, China culture or something like that. There's like a whole thing where you can learn about modern Chinese culture and a lot of it's run by Chinese students and stuff like that. And you ask them about Mao and they're like, oh yeah, he's a great guy. It's like, okay, so I'm just going to let that one fly under the radar and the same thing with Stalin, who objectively, even if you take the... Hang on a second. Even if you take the 100% accurate statistics from historians with the Holocaust, I think 10 million, completely accurate. We're not going to talk about thermodynamics or crematoriums or anything like that because it's all fake news. The Nazis had more effective crematoriums than anybody else in history and then that technology was lost along with the Nazi spaceships and stuff. No, they exist in Antarctica. They're hidden in Antarctica. Right, in Antarctica, under the Hollow Earth. Yes. It was a tragedy, regardless of the number of people that were killed, but when you take people who did an order of magnitude, more death and destruction, I don't know, what's the excuse? I think it's because it was their own people. If you kill your own people, it's all right. But when you kill the chosen people, we have to completely cancel you. So, yeah, we're not allowed to do this, but I want to start changing this. I think I'm going to start by getting... I'm going to start in a small way, because I need to decorate my apartment. So, let's find a good one. Here's a good one. All right, if I don't need an original, because it's going to be too expensive, this looks like a nice little portrait to hang in your foyer. Nothing wrong with this. Nope. And just because a fucking angry vegetarian tweaker that couldn't get into art school made it does not mean that this should be something that's banned that you're not allowed to have anywhere ever. I think by banning all this stuff and making it very taboo, you're essentially preserving the value that it had when it was bad. Oh, yeah, exactly. And then that is causing a lot of problems. Like, at least in America, people talk about the Confederacy, and it isn't as bad as the Nazis. It's because you still have Confederate statues down south, right? You still have people who identify with Southern culture. And because of that, because it was allowed to evolve with the time, it isn't as bad as it was. People still identify with the south, but it's not because I hate black people. It's because I live in the south, right? But because you've taken this whole Nazi culture and just kind of tar-bald it and stuck it in a closet, anyone who views it is only going to be able to view it in that context because that's where you stuck it. Instead of letting it die and then letting whatever symbols and culture it adapted evolve past that point, it's just stuck there. And people are just going to continue to see it that way. And you're just going to have this cycle that perpetuates because no one wants to let it evolve past what it was. So by making it verboten, you're essentially just letting it continue to exist as it was. And we do that because it was something that was bad against the chosen people. Yeah. And you can't do that. You should never do something bad towards the chosen people. Let's just quick summary to anybody watching the Libre podcast. Hamas was wrong. Hitler was wrong. Hadrian was wrong. In fact, we should just ban the letter H at this point. I don't know how you're going to spell my name. It's going to be Kenneth. We need to ban the letter H. People whose names begin with H are bad people. Who else? King Harold. King Harold trying to kill Jesus. Who, you know, Jews don't believe that he was the Messiah, but that's all other canon worms. But yeah, man, people whose names start with H, you've got to watch them. You've got to keep an eye on those people. All right. So circling back to the piracy topic. This was an anti-piracy PSA that was published recently, and it was really hard to find. I was only able to find this unlisted video on YouTube. So I'm not sure if this is the original or not, but this is just hilarious. So anti-piracy PSA. Actually, see this Creative Commons. So I'm allowed to use this, okay? Creative Commons attribution license for use allowed. Let's go. Here you go, babe. Thank you. Check this out. I didn't even know this was out yet. It's not, but I have my ways. Are you sure that's safe? I have a VPN. Got a VPN, babe. Okay. This is the only thing VPNs are using for, by the way. When you pirate content, you're invited in dangers you can't even see, like exposing your devices to malware, putting your personal information at risk, or surrendering your privacy. I hate when that happens. It's even funding crime syndicates at the expense of innocent people. Stream safely to protect your identity, protect your devices, and stop the flow of resources to organized crime. That's right. Make the flow of resources go to Hollywood so that they can do a heckin' Weinstein. We watch movies and shows from legitimate sources because pirated content is never really free. Visit streamsafely.com to learn more. You know what, let's do that. Let's visit streamsafely.com. So here's the thing. They're not entirely wrong because I have a VPN, babe. Yeah, what VPN? Do you have, like, supreme VPN run by a company based in Zhuangbing? Because that could definitely happen. Yeah. It's not because you used the pirate site. It's because of the VPN you chose. Well, here's the part where I think there is some legitimacy. So if you visit a pirated streaming site without an ad blocker, you are going to get all kinds of nonsense. Yeah. Popping up, like, oh my god, hot Asian singles in your area. We don't have Asians, okay? We can't afford them. We've got blacks, whites, and Mexicans here in southern Virginia. The Asians are not here yet. There's, like, one Chinese restaurant. And that's it. So yeah, you do get some real fucked up, you know, obvious malware ads are obvious. But, you know, unfortunately, digital literacy is lacking because we hold these people's hands and, you know, we put them in feedlots run by Apple and Microsoft where people are not able to learn how devices or how anything digital actually works. Yeah. Like, people who think, because I visit, you know, pirated sites to watch streams, which I only do in Minecraft, by the way, you get a virus. It's like, no, you don't. There is a series of bad and ill-informed decisions that need to happen from that site in order to forget the virus. But I think, like we've always been told, common sense is the best protection against malware. Common sense is the best protection. I don't think we should call it common sense, though, because how common is that sense? Very rare, actually. I like calling it digital literacy. Because you worked at Geek Squad. You know how rare that shit was sometimes. Oh, yeah. I got a heck of virus. I'll make a meter. It's like, sir, this is a pop of autoport site. You don't have a virus yet. You're about to. I actually have unreleased footage of a drive that I found. I think I told this in the last podcast, but I have unreleased footage of a drive that I found in a laptop. And the lady who had it, she downloaded all of her Facebook photos, right? And this is like photos from Messenger and from her actual timeline. And you can do that on Facebook. I did it before when I left Facebook like 10 years ago. She also backed up her iPhone to the computer. And the problem was the drive wasn't encrypted. And, you know, as I do, I checked the driver to make sure she isn't housing any CSAM. She was housing images of herself, you know. Working at Shucks. Working at Shucks. Formally sneeds. Yeah. Subsequently sneeds. Oh yeah, now it's sneeds. Formally Shucks. Well, it's actually Floyd's now. It's Floyd's now. Yeah, you didn't know about that? Oh, is that Canon? That is Canon. I got you. Okay. But yeah, there was like, I shouldn't have known nudes of her. And I was like, damn, this is kind of wild. But I trashed the drive because I'm not a degenerate. So. Look at this. These guys are getting free advertising. Yeah. This is Floyd's feed and seed. Floyd's feed and seed in downtown day. Well, has it all for that Christmas shopping list? Floyd's feed and seed has late Martin's best selection of car hard apparel. I want to work out. That's not too far from you. The best selection. Probably something like that. If you go down there for a video, that'd be fucking hilarious. I don't know. My cousin has me a little bit paranoid about going to Alabama because apparently the police there are on some fuck shit. And so I don't know. I don't know if they're going to pull me over to that. Well, you're brown and you're bearded. That's two strikes. And pull out that, that like a little sheet from that family guy joke. Oh, yeah. He pulls out the fucking card. Yeah. Not okay. Not okay. Go directly to jail. Call our heart brought up. Need boots. Floyd has a huge selection of casual to work boots. And they're in all sizes from quality name brands that you trust. See all our Western wearing apparel as well as a full line of saddles and tack. Looking for unique gift. Floyd says it all from wind chimes to knickknacks. And as always to feed you need for the holidays. Floyd's feed and seed on Broadnack Street. Indeed. I love videos like this because it's got 67,000 views. And, you know, it's on a channel that's only got 400 something subscribers. I wonder if this is like actually, what even is this? Yeah. So this is just like, I don't know, talking about local businesses. Yeah. Yeah. And then a couple of, a couple of kiddos from anonymous basket weave forums are just all up in these comments. I heard the owner is almost three years drug free. I'm proud of him. Oh, speaking of speaking of drugs, I got some other PSAs that we're going to watch. This is anti marriage you want to add 2002. Did you exist in 2002? I forget how old I am. I'm not that much of a zoomer. I always forget. Hey, if your parents get divorced, who gets the fish? Dude, it's just, it was hot. That's not cool. Hey man, check this out. Cool. Is it loaded? No. God, I hate when that happens. I hate when I say what? Correct me if I'm wrong, but the way he was holding the bong. Do you want to hold, because that's like essentially like boiling water. Wouldn't that be like super fucking hot? Well, it looks like he's holding right below the bowl. Oh, maybe not necessarily. I don't know. I don't know. I mean, it depends because it depends on how thick the bowl is. It also depends on, you know, what you're doing. If you're doing like dabs and shit with like a blow torch, then, you know, yeah, that would be a bit of a problem. But I think someone in the comments mentioned that, yeah, this makes a better anti-gun PSA than does an anti-drunk PSA. Yeah, man, I hate when that happens and I forget all of the rules of gun safety simultaneously. You take one half of weed and all of your gun training just immediately leaves your brain. Just immediately. Yeah. Now, this one I actually do think is, well, actually, wait, no, that's a parody. Okay, this is just a parody of what I actually think is. Oh, actually, it's right here. I feel like this was some of the best anti-weed commercials. This is just a parody. It's kind of funny, too. Did you ever actually see these commercials growing up? I didn't. Okay, because they came on and like, I mean, I was too young to be the target audience. I feel like I was seeing these like in between Ed Ed and Eddie shows when I was like maybe eight. Yeah, this is like the original one 16 years ago. This is pre-YouTube anyway, I'm pretty sure. Oh, shit. Well, it's literally just the beginning. I mean, that's literally the only, the only, that's like one of the only legit anti-weed PSAs I think I've seen. Because that's like the main issue in my opinion with weed is it's not like so much physically addictive, but it's definitely psychologically addictive. Like people will do that all the time. But also, I think drug addiction in general is a lot more complicated than just simply, you know, doing a drug. I find it really hard to believe that, because it always seems like addiction happens when people are in bad environments. Like when I was living in Massachusetts, I think it's safe to say I smoked way too much weed. I mean, I was high constantly, peak squad. But it's like, it's because, you know, I hate my job, I hate my environment, I hate my life. And now that I'm, you know, on a farm, I mean, I'm not going to say that I don't ever burn the devil's lettuce, but I definitely don't do it every fucking day. I certainly don't do it all day, every day. You know, like it's, it's something where, you know, I don't need it to sleep. I don't need it to eat. It's just something to do occasionally for enjoyment. Same thing with drinking, right? I don't drink every day. I don't think I ever, well, I did, I did go through a little bit of alcoholism after Stelio. I kind of got over it. And yeah, it's so much more, you know, I really wish that when it came to substance abuse, instead of focusing so much on the substance itself, people would focus on the environment and the kind of state of mind that people get into that leads them to get into addiction. Because I feel like that's how all addictions are. Yeah, because with an addiction you have, it's not because someone like fucking smoked the marriage you wanted once, right? People do that shit all the time in college and they don't become addicts. But there's usually a situation that they're in and one of the coping mechanisms is drug. So there's a feedback loop there where because they're in the situation, they have to use the substance. So what they're trying to push on these PSAs is like, oh, just don't do the substance without actually addressing the root problem. So what a lot of PSAs do anyway in politics in general is they tend to address the side effect because it tends to be easier to just deal with the side effect than actually dealing with the root problem. So that is what I think a lot of the stigma comes from is that not all the time people who smoke weed all the time have problems, but generally, like you said, it tends to be because they're in a situation that they need to cope with. And I think helping them with the situation, like in your case, tends to show that you don't need it. Remove self from Massachusetts. Yeah. Remove self from where it's like, dude, people call in the fucking cops on me for shooting my bow was like a perfect example of that, right? No, don't go outside and do archery. Sit in your fucking house and smoke pot and fucking drink and play video games like a gun boy. Yeah, fuck. But this is another example of that shit where it's just a non solution, like all this anti homeless shit that they're putting up. Are you seeing more of this around Boston? Honestly, I haven't been to Boston ages. A lot of it was put in during COVID. Yeah. Like shit to keep people. And it's like, you know, it really sucks because it's like, this is a bench, you know, and this is just the most uncomfortable bench. Like literally the benches and prisons are probably more comfortable. And it's like, it's just, you know, it doesn't solve homelessness. It's just, let's take the homeless and put them over here. Right. And more likely what's going to happen instead of the homeless being in a city and like a, you know, more like densely urbanized environment where people are kind of used to being around them and maybe know how to deal with them. You're going to end up with them in the suburbs where people don't necessarily know how to deal with the homeless in terms of, because obviously not all homeless are like this, but a lot of them have mental health issues. And so there's a little bit of caution that needs to be enacted dealing with homeless and, you know, some housewives or little children might necessarily know how to deal. All right. So we get a lot of them end up in the ER sometimes too. Like I have a friend who works in ER in an urban hospital. And I think she said like half to a quarter of her patients at night are just homeless people who come in because it's a, it's not, it's a state hospital so they can't refuse people. So they just come in and they just stay overnight. They say like, I don't know, they're drunk or something. And they just get a warm bed and a meal and then they get let off in the morning. So a lot of them just end up staying at a hospital overnight. I guess that's one way to do it. Yeah. It still doesn't really solve the problem because somebody's paying that bill. We're paying that bill. We all pay all our taxes. Bro, when I saw that fucking TurboTax negative number after I did my taxes for the first time after getting the glowy job, I was like this, I want to start a riot. Well, one thing you could do, if you're responsible and you always want to pay your taxes, is to shop on base.wim to get yourself some nice merch. Save on a map at checkout in Monero XMR. You save 10%. Look, we make it so easy for you. So I don't default to a credit card. I default to cryptocurrency. I default to Monero XMR as the default cryptocurrency. And you can automatically save 10% off of, you know, by using the Monero that you, of course, paid your taxes for. And I'm going to do the same because we're good boys. Always pay our taxes. So one more PSA. Have you ever actually seen Reef from Madness, that old school movie? No. It's such a great movie. It's funny enough. I used to do bear in school. That's what I was, that's what I was with. Well, that's what I, you know, went through too. I mean, this was made in 1936. This was, you know, free. This is even older than the Boomers. But this movie is just, it's hilarious. It's, it's unironically, like at this point, I think considered a Stoner movie because the only people I think are watching this are just Stoners that are fucking high off their asses laughing at shit. These high school boys and girls are having a hop at the local Soda Fountain. Having a hop at the local Soda Fountain. I noticed there's no color gentleman here to influence them. Madness, turning behind closed doors. Madden-Wanna, the burning weed when it's roots in hell. In this film, you will see the ease with which this vicious plant can be grown in your neighbor's yard. God damn, boy. That's some, that's some shitty fucking weed. Holy shit. Vicious plant. God damn, bro. What the fuck, bro? Yeah, cause they're growing it in a city, dude. What do you think? God, that's, that's a, that's a crappy looking weed plant. It can be grown in your neighbor's yard, rolled into harmless looking cigarettes. Hidden. Did you catch that? What, I can't really see cause it's like in 12p, but. No, no, no, listen, listen. So, so you can grow the weed in your neighbor's yard. Grown in your neighbor's yard, rolled into harmless looking cigarettes. Armless looking cigarettes. That was not looking like cigarettes, man. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. It's the fact that he said harm, the fact that he's implying that cigarettes are harmless. Oh, yeah. Cause reefer man. Oh, this was back in the day when people thought cigarettes were harmless. You know, smoking. Nine out of 10 doctors recommend Marlboro. Ingesting personagens into your lungs is definitely harmless. Nine out of 10 doctors recommend Marlboro. You can, you can enjoy it by the fireplace. Throw a bit of radium in your fire to get that extra glow. This plant can be grown in your neighbor's yard, rolled into harmless looking cigarettes. Hidden in an innocent shoe or watch case. If you want a good smoke, try one of these. You will meet Bill, who wants to pride in his strong will as he takes the first step toward enslavement. I mean, they look like they're having a good time. I don't know what the problem is here. Don't you hate when you smoke adobe and you beat the shit out of your girlfriend? I hate when that happens. I also hate when I, when I take one or two talks of adobe and then fucking jump out the window. Yeah, exactly. They just think you lose all mental capacity. Hopeless insanity. My God. God forbid people have fun. Yeah, God forbid they play the piano too fast. Have a heart attack. It is too late. You know what? We need to contact Fox News to make a remake of Reefer Madness. And I want to be the shiesty drug dealer that ruins all these pure innocent white kids with my very powerful fucking reefers. Well, now the threat is not just weed. It's people who like place the weed with other shit that actually is harmful. Well, yeah. I mean, if you're buying shit off the streets, I mean, that's the main reason why I think it's so stupid to criminalize drugs in general. Because like I've, you know, someone who isn't me used to know cocaine dealers in RuneScape. And they would cut their cocaine, you know, their product with all kinds of nonsense. Because the idea is doesn't look like white powder. Cool. Use it to cut it. Use it to cut it. So fucking, I mean, baking soda, I guess is like kind of the classic thing. Drywall fucking baby formula, creatine, like. There's a scene from a GTA five where there's that mission. You go to the original GTA San Andreas location and you go pick up the block cocaine and the fucking he opens it. It's like, oh, it should drywall. So they do that. Yeah. Well, I mean, there'll usually be some cocaine in there because if, you know, people use your product and there isn't an effect, then, you know, they're going to return it. It's like that. There's no returns for cocaine. Yeah. That's that's like that scene in Boondocks where Thugnificent was trying to sell crack and then crack. It comes back. So this crack is defective. Yeah. But it's it's like there's all kinds of nonsense that gets put into it. Like, like, okay, so this was it might still be a problem, but this was a problem like a few years ago when when fentanyl started becoming popular is people would cut their cocaine with fentanyl because both of them are white powders. I don't know why you would choose an opiate because I feel like that would have the opposite effect of cocaine unless you're going for a speedball type of effect. But anyway, you know, people were dying left and right, getting cocaine and doing an amount of cocaine that would normally not kill a person. But you're getting, you know, like an amount of fentanyl that would, you know, even kill St. Floyd because of course St. Floyd didn't die. And, you know, like the cartel actually intervened. So cartels started dying fentanyl pink. So there's a little PSA for you guys watching the Libre podcast. You don't get this with any other podcast. If your cocaine has a slight pink hue to it, do not snort it because fentanyl. Yeah, it's just like, you know, if it was another issue too that you have with drugs being illegal is there's no way for you to verify the potency. So with marijuana, I don't think it's really a problem because, well, I guess it could be a problem if, you know, you accidentally get too high and you can't do something that, you know, like, oh, no, I was going to do my laundry and then I got high. But like with cocaine and heroin and stuff like that, they have pretty crappy LD 50s. Like, you know, I think that's what is at the amount that it takes to kill like 50% of a population more or less. So yeah, it's really easy to overdose, especially if you don't know what purity you're getting like, okay, imagine this, imagine you went to the liquor store and none of the bottles had ABVs on it. Right. I know you're not really a liquor drinker at all, but there's stuff that you can get like I've tried, I actually have a brandy right now, a Virginia made Apple brandy that is 100 proof. And it tastes probably as smoother smoother than Jameson, which is 80 proof. So it's 20% more powerful than Jameson is right. So imagine if you're going to the liquor store and you're getting shit that's, you know, plus or minus 20% of, you know, what you were expecting. And so you were going to do a, you know, a responsible thing and do two shots and go for a late night drive. But really it ends up being four shots of the late night drive. And now I am become drunk, driver of trucks, runner over of pedestrians. Okay, we got to, we got to talk about some heck and someone actually asked me to talk about this. We got to talk about the United States. We're doing trains, baby. Yeah, we're going to get some freaking high speed rails. We're finally going to catch up to the rest of the first world and get some trains. The USA will invest in high speed train to fight climate change, which probably is one of the more legit ways to fight climate change, right? Maglevs. I can't imagine maglevs pollute more than, you know, cars on the road, even electric vehicles. Because like one of my, one of the big beefs that I have with people who think electric vehicles are going to protect the climate is the fact that, A, you're buying a brand new vehicle instead of a used vehicle most of the time. And then B, how is the power generated to charge your electric vehicle? Like, I could understand if you've got solar generation, or, you know, if you live in a place where you get hydroelectric power, one of the rare places in the United States that actually do nuclear power because we're so fucking afraid of nuclear power because there are a bunch of fucking retards that don't understand how uranium works, or plutonium or whatever other things that used to create nuclear power. Because honestly, nuclear power, like from, from the little bit of research I did into it, it's the safest way to generate power. It's actually the second safest. I was going to say that it's second safest behind solar. But I don't know how you die from solar. Do you like cut your finger on a fucking solar panel or something? Well, actually, okay. I don't think safest is what I, I think what I meant to say was cheapest and causes the least amount of pollution. Long term. I don't know if it's really the cheat. I mean, long term is the cheapest, but the problem with nuclear is that it has a really, really, really, really high startup cost. And you don't get ROI for like decades. Like 30 years, I think it takes for it to be profitable. Yeah, like 20 or 30 years, but I mean, some people can do that. Like, okay, Elon Musk bought Twitter for like what, $45 billion? How long you think that's going to take to get an ROI? Off of Twitter. There's no way. There's no way he's making that back in like 10 or 20 years. I doubt it. Half a million a year, right? To get back. No, no, no. 40 billion. That's 2 billion. You'd have to make 2 billion per year off of Twitter for 20 years. It's not happening. Yeah. It's not happening. So why didn't you do nuclear power? See, that would have actually gone great with the whole Tesla thing, right? Because those are electric vehicles. So you're generating electricity with a heckin' Tesla power plant or even SMRs, but I think like small modular reactors are actually more, way more pollutant than the other ones. That would be the really dope thing to have, man. If I could have an SMR on my farm, that'd be fucking dope. An SMR in Starlink. Well, actually, power is more reliable on the farm than it is here because there's a generator on the farm. I don't have a generator from here. I should probably get one because I have lost power a couple times. There's actually one time I drove home from my parents' house and these studio lights were on because these are like smart lights that have a remote. So when the power cut off and then back on, they turned on. So I just, you know, pull into my driveway and I see that a light lights were on in my house. So, you know, I'd do what any sane man would do when I pulled out my gun and I started sweeping the house to see if marauders had entered, to see if finally, if they had finally come and they were trying to trap me. They were trying to ambush me. And yeah, there were no invaders, I was safe. So, some of the projects announced by Biden are building a high-speed train line between San Francisco and Los Angeles and California, building a high-speed train line between Miami and Orlando and Florida, Illinois, Chicago and, wait, Illinois, Chicago and St. Building? The sentence confuses me. In Chicago, they're building a, oh, okay, so they're building one between Chicago and St. Louis, high-speed rail. Yeah, high-speed train. Instructional high-speed train line between New York City and Albany and New York, building a high-speed train line between Dallas and Houston and Texas. So, this is definitely something that I think is great because, you know, for, well, it also depends on the quality of the inside of the train itself. That's obviously a, you know, big question mark depending on what city you're in, because if you ride the trains in Massachusetts, especially if you ride the red line, you're going to run into some folks doing that. Don't fain, Lane. You're going to run into some people looking like they're impersonating a question mark. Go! That assumes that the trains are working. Oh, yeah, that too, yeah, because the trains, the MBTA does get a little bit ratchet. These will be new trains, though. Have you ever rode any of the new trains? I rode one. Yeah, I have occasionally. Like I said, I don't go in the city as much as I used to anymore, but they're quite nice until, you know, the homeless people in the drug addicts take them over and ruin them and become the same as the old trains. But these trains are nice, though. The Amtrak ones are not that bad. Yeah. These are high-speed rails. So, I mean, it's completely different than the, and you know, I guess this is more like an Amtrak thing where it connects different cities, because, yeah, I took the Amtrak from, I took it from Massachusetts to, I want to say, Cincinnati? Or did I? I don't remember. But I had to go to another state for, what was the thing, geek squad induction? Did you go all the way to Cincinnati for that shit? Cincinnati, Ohio, or, no, no, no, no, no. I think it was Connecticut. Yeah, they had me go to, like, Connecticut for that shit. Yeah, I had to do that and I took the Amtrak and, I mean, it was okay, you know, ride on the Amtrak. It was pretty chill. They had Wi-Fi. I was playing Binding of Isaac, my computer. Very bass game. Yeah, it was a pretty fun game. I just, I didn't keep up with it, though. There's been too many, like, I feel like after Rebirth, I don't know how to play that game anymore. I don't know any of the metas and, like, I don't know what stuff does. Yeah. They only had, um, they had two more updates of that, maybe after Birth and Repentance, and then they stopped. Yeah. Well, I guess that makes sense, because, I mean, it was like, it seems like they were running out of, like, bosses to fight, because in Rebirth, I think Mega-Satan was the new boss they had. They already had Satan, so you killed Satan, you killed Mega-Satan. It's like, who else is left? I think there's, like, the Beast as one of the new ones. Yeah, now you fight, now you fight the Angel and you can fight, um, Blue Baby and you can, which is basically Isaac. Uh, I think Blue Baby was, well, hang on, no, Blue Baby was in older games. They added, what was the other one, Hush. I forget which one Hush was. Yeah, they added the Hush, and then there's, like, um, I think it's Dogma, right? Dogma is the TV that, like, transforms into, uh, the Dogma where... The horseman in Rebirth or the afterbirth? That was before Rebirth, I think. It was? Yeah, yeah, that's like a mini-boss. Yeah. But, you know, the real question with this high-speed rail is how is our stuff going to stack up to the rest of the world, right? I think China has the most high-speed rails. I'll just read what this says. As of 2021, China had more than 155,000 kilometers or 96,313 miles of railways, the second longest network in the world, okay? Oh, so yeah, they have the most high-speed rails. By the end of 2022, China had more than 42,000 kilometers of high-speed rails, the longest HSR network in the world. And I'm pretty sure they did this in, like, two decades, because I think pride might be listed in here. Like, prior to 2006, they didn't really have high-speed rails. Yeah, this goes all the way back to, like, the United States. Okay, taken up by the ministry. Or inspection. I don't know, but like, I think it was prior to 2006, they didn't really have that many high-speed rails, or they were like 10th in the world, and then they'd be number one. Yeah, because in a socialist country, it's very easy to divert resources to public projects. True, yeah. You can have everything on your own, you can just, you know, get a bunch of paid or unpaid workers and just throw them out into the fucking mines and make a shit ton of rail. Yeah. It's very simple to do. We caught some people googling freedom, and now you build railway. Yeah, I think that's going to be the big issue that we run into here in America, because there's so much private land ownership that you got to buy those people out to build. Yeah. Trains. Or go around them. Yeah, too. The biggest problem, though, is that the government tries to run, like, Amtrak as a business to make it profitable. And, like, generally, that's a good idea, but if you're running a public service, this is the same issue with the T, is they try to run the T like a business and make it profitable. It's like, motherfucker, it's a public service. It is not meant to be profitable. It's meant to provide a service to the public. Your revenue comes from taxes. Right. So that's a problem. And generally, like, you know, people like Alan Fisher on YouTube, their easiest solution is just do everything in house, right? Just hire people directly and do everything in house. And, like, that's a generally good idea. But you underestimate the expediency of politicians. The reason that they usually hire contractors and the reason government contractors exist is because the government doesn't want to take, you know, five to eight years to actually develop a workforce that is skilled in making these rails and maintaining the trains, because that's way too long, right? The election cycle is way too long for that shit, right? They don't care. What they want is they want to lay down track as quickly as possible so they can show off to their constituency that they've actually done something. The easiest way to do that is to get a contractor who already has the skill the labor and the materials needed to do that. The problem is that those contractors are fucking expensive and they typically overrun the cost because the government underestimates how much the contractors cost. Oh, yeah. I remember hearing about that stuff in, like, DOD and shit. Like, if you buy a fucking hammer for the DOD, you pay $500 for it. Oh, yeah, man. That shit is expensive. I'm trying not to commit treason here, but, like, I used to do some budgeting back when I was, like, the only IT guy at my, like, a financial firm. In my budgets were, like, typically, you know, like, tens of thousands at most. Budgets here easily, like, a thousand times. Like, we're talking tens of millions of dollars. It's fucking ridiculous how much money they spend. But, you know, that's the thing. Like, America, like, because it's tax money, right? Like, public money is tax money. And we spend so much tax money being the police of the world. Like, spending it in Ukraine, spending it in Israel, spending it, and not even, like, now in Israel. Like, for years now, we've been given billions of dollars to Israel. You know, we give billions of dollars to so many different countries just to be police of the world or just to, like, maintain, I guess, our, what is it, our strategic bases and stuff where we can basically take on the entire world in a military conflict all at once and still win. It's like, man, it'd be pretty cool if we could just, for a little while, for a few years, make a deal with China, make a deal with Russia, make a deal with, you know, all of our enemies or whatever. Be like, hey guys, so we feel pretty bad about the fact that our internet is like the 20th fastest in the world and our railways suck. Just give us a few years to catch up to South Korea. Let's make high-speed internet, high-speed rails, put high-speed internet on the high-speed rails. And then we're going to go back to being the police of the world. But if we do that, China's going to annex fucking Japan and they're going to annex Taiwan and they're going to annex Australia. There's no way. I think China's too posty to annex Taiwan. Yeah, because we exist. Because we exist. You know for a fact that Taiwan has bombs underneath TSMC of China invades. But who's bombs are they? Well, they're bombs they bought from America. Right, and so does it need, because I feel like America doesn't just give you bombs. I feel like America's like, okay, here's a bomb, but someone here in a bunker somewhere has to press a button to arm it. Otherwise, it's just a metal tube, you know? I don't know, I don't know how any of that stuff works. But I hope we get some heckin' high-speed trains. I was doing a little bit of research on this to try to, you know, talk about it since people are interested. Oh, it won't show me the information now. Really? It sucks to tista. Did you go there too much? Because I was looking at the same page yesterday and I was able to get the stats. But I wonder, it's because you went there too much. I wonder if you can pull it. Let's see if you can pull it and share your screen. All right, let me try. I would surprise some of the countries on here. It's like Italy has better trains than us. Doesn't California, by itself, have a bigger economy than Italy? Well, yeah, because you pulled that up. Because European countries aren't as... The problem with America, and part of it is lobbying by oil companies, because they're fuckin' huge in America, is that America is a very car-centric country. You know, I know, because we both have cars. Everything here is designed and has been designed for the past 60 years to be car-centric. Countries in Europe are both... The countryside's are typically... They've been populated for centuries. They've also been bombed to shit as recently as 40s. Yeah, that too. They've also been bombed to shit twice. In some cases, three times. They rebuilt everything in the 40s. Yeah, in some cases, multiple times if you're in the Balkans. Their investment into rail was essentially... Because a lot of European cities are very congested, because they've been... They were designed as walkable, because back in the day, you had two methods of getting places. You had a horse, or your feet. And it generally makes it really easy, because you just make a high-speed rail between Rome and Florence. Like, where are you going to need to go in between Rome and Florence? Maybe a couple of different stops, but generally only people who live in those areas. Because everybody tends to live around an urban area. Right. Like in Iceland, for example. I mean, I know it's a frozen rock in the middle of the fucking Atlantic, but like 85% of the people in the country live in Reykjavik. And Reykjavik is probably the size, I would say, of like Portland, Maine, or like maybe Cambridge, Massachusetts. Okay. In terms of like how big the actual city is. Right. So in America, it's like from our founding history, like people would move out to the countryside and they would live on homesteads away from the city. And the only way to get there were via horse and buggy, and eventually a car. And because that's how people have lived in America, things are so spread out that this is my problem with high speed rail people investing into it, is their scope is very limited. And it's only useful for places like California, where you have like a string of metro areas that are highly populated, like San Francisco, San Diego, Los Angeles, Oakland, essentially San Francisco. Right. All up that West Coast. And because you can, people usually travel between those all the time, right? People travel between San Francisco, Los Angeles, all the time for business. Same on the East Coast where you have like, what is it, boss wash where it's like Boston, New York City, Washington, Baltimore, right, that whole Eastern keyboard. That works. But for the rest of the country, like fucking Madison, Wisconsin. Middle America. Like how are you going to get there by a train? You really can't. Yeah, it's not going to happen. It's going to be, it's going to be pickup trucks. Yeah. Trucks and well, not necessarily all pickup. But it would reduce the traffic between those metro areas, which I think does have benefit. Oh yeah. Cause I mean like out, well here in Southern Virginia, it's like there generally is not that much traffic. Like there's usually not, you know, gridlock traffic or like usually the only time there'll have to be some traffic is if there's a log truck that's driving through town. So, you know, really, really big and they tend to go a little bit slower. Also, he isn't using CREX. Not going to make it. Abram. All right. I have, I have the page up. Sweet. Okay. Share a screen. I think it'll still use. Camera. Hopefully it doesn't. I have to stop the screen. I think you have to stop sharing, sharing your screen. I think. See what we got. I just want to look over that because like Italy, has the fourth or fifth and as far as GDP goes. So, California's GDP for 2022 is 3.59 trillion. Italy's is 2.1 trillion. So it's almost double the GDP of Italy. And we know how, I mean, I don't know, maybe Italians are better at building trains than they are cars. They're generally good at building things that go fast. But. Good. Ask them to build anything else. Not going to work. I build a Ferrari and I build on the pizza. It's like, yeah, the tank ads go fast, but they get fucking merked by one shell from a tiger. Yeah, you want to, you want a good tank. You want that German shit. All right. So these, can you see my page? Stream. So it looks like fastest is China. Second fastest is France. Third is Japan. Number four. Morocco. What? Morocco. Yeah. That was my question too. Morocco just gets its stuff from Europe, I think, but that's kind of weird because isn't like half of Morocco in open rebellion, right? Yeah. They're close to Spain. Like half of Morocco is like politics. Doesn't exist. I'm vaguely aware other countries even exist. It's me. I'm not even going to be aware of other states pretty soon. It's going to be me and my chickens. Living on fire. What's Virginia? I've never heard of this Virginia before. I only know my farm. Yeah, exactly. Okay. So Morocco and that's Spain below Morocco. You probably got the rail from Spain. You probably got the rail from Spain and took the safeties off of it. Made it go faster. Korea? Well, I'm surprised Korea is so far. And I'm actually surprised Germany is far behind. Germany is pretty car-centric too. Because of the Autobahn. Yeah, yeah. I guess you got a point there. See, another terrible thing that H-word did. H-word built the Autobahn or, you know, he had the dream for it and now everyone's driving their fancy German cars on the... on the Deutsch... on the Deutsch roads instead of... switching... instead of... getting in the trains responsibly, but he also, you know, he also did terrible things in the train. So I guess that's why Germans aren't allowed to build trains anymore. Okay. We got... let's see... talk about Epic Games... lawsuit against... Isn't that what you... what you texted me about earlier? I messaged you about E3 dying officially. Okay. Let's do that. You know what E3 is, right? I'll let you lead that topic. You've probably seen E3 before, right? Because that's been around for a while. Oh, okay, yes. Yes, got it. Okay, the video game thing. E3 Expo. So it's shut down. Yeah. You don't know what E3 is? It's a video game Expo, right? Yeah. It was like the... like it was a video game electronics Expo. So it's where you got like, not just video games, but like consoles and like... Right. You get like computer graphics cards and new processors and that would all like... you'd have a bunch of vendors there. Yeah, I think I saw... I think I saw like maybe a video from Linus or DeBauer that were there. Yeah, it used to be pretty big. Like they used to have giant conventions in Europe and it's now officially dead. Officially dead, what happened? So it was kind of weird because like I think their previous record high was in 2009 or 10, like 700,000 total attendees over the... not 700,000, 70,000 total attendees. And then since then, they've been slowly climbing, mainly because developers, mainly Sony pulled out. I think in 20... Let me pull up the page here. I can back check myself. I'll do this yesterday, but... Sony pulled out a little while. Let me look at the thing here. When did Sony pull out of this? It's my hate by using CRX because I'm on a Belgian CRX server so I always get Belgian Wikipedia results. Yeah, so Sony opted out in 2019 because around 2019 they started doing this thing where they would have their own showcase. They would just have like a fucking live stream and some random dude showing you stuff that Sony was going to do. And ever since then, like every company has started to kind of do that. And that was right before the pandemic. And when the pandemic happened, every company started doing their own showcase. And then in 2021, they did it online and it was a fucking shit show. You said E3 did it online. Yeah, and it was a shit show. Yeah, like just nobody liked it because the whole point of E3 before was that it was like an in-person convention you can go to and look at shit. And yeah, it's pretty shit. And then everybody pulled out. They couldn't get any more people, like developers to come there and they just died. Which sucks because it used to be a pretty big thing. Like that's where you had the debut of like the 360 and the PlayStation 3 and the Wii. That's where all those got debuted originally. But now it's dead. And I don't really care. I'm not a huge... I'm not like a huge video game person. I just kind of have to... I sometimes follow it because the other show I'm on talks about it a lot. So I tend to try to keep up. But I thought you would have known E3 because it started off in the 90s and I thought at least you would have probably seen it once or twice. That's what I'm saying. I think I watched either Der Bauer or Linus Sebastian at E3 like once or twice because I used to watch some of their videos a lot more. Actually, I don't remember if Der Bauer was active then. But I definitely watched Linus Tech Tip when I was in high school. Way more into computer hardware and stuff like that. I mean, I still kind of am. But at this point it's just like look up the specs, look up reviews of the thing when it comes out for my specific purposes. Which isn't even gaming anymore. I really don't play any video games anymore. So it's just like stuff that's more efficient for video editing and content production and stuff since that's what I'm doing, that's my business. Especially now that I have the farm I'm trying to take advantage of FarmTube. Make money as I'm making money by filming my day-to-day. That's like I really got red-pilled about that watching. There's the homesteaders but then there's other people like Al Blades the guy that cuts grass. You've probably seen some of his videos. Yeah, it's neither dude who cuts grass or people who just randomly for free. Yeah, so he'll cut usually it's abandoned houses but sometimes he'll actually do like a lawn restoration for somebody who who's not able to do it themselves or they're just lazy followers or whatever and he films himself doing it but I can tell you I don't know exactly what his what is it called RPM, his revenue per mile is but I mean I can tell you if it's similar to mine he's making bank off of some of these videos. This one here million views half an hour long he probably made easily $1,000 maybe $1,500 or more off of this these guys like some really good ones too popular 18 million views and it's an hour long probably I don't want to speculate too much about how much he makes again I don't have access to his RPM if you do the math if you assume that he makes $2 for every 1,000 views that's about what my RPM is but I also make shorter form content and the longer your content is the more you typically make assuming people actually watch it because there's more ads that can be ran so it's like if you just do that 18 million times it's 36 grand like very good for a one hour video and on top of that this guy pretty sure has a real landscaping business I don't think he's really advertising it too much here but there's a lot of people who do this like the girl with the dogs girl with the dogs she does a lot of free grooming for animals she made this 7 hours ago 117,000 views so she probably made a couple hundred bucks off it's a 5 minute video short so maybe not but I also suspect that animal videos might have higher RPM because A. the kinds of people who are watching them probably aren't using ad blockers and shit like that and B. the kinds of ads that are going to be run on these videos for like pet stuff I feel like there's more people that are actually going to click on those ads and buy stuff so yeah here she's advertising her store and I'm pretty sure she actually runs a legitimate grooming business as well she does these for free but she's able to make money through YouTube off of it another one that I like I think this guy is more of an underdog a meal plus subscribers is Victory Outdoor Services yeah I actually have more subs than this guy but he's pretty dope so this dude does um and he actually gets a lot of views on his stuff too which is good you know even though he's just got 4 in a K subscribers pretty much everyone is actually watching his videos um but yeah he runs like a concrete he does concrete he does um most of what I see him doing is concrete where he'll pour concrete for like a patio or things like that and it's like there's so many people who have businesses like this but you just put go pros on these people and you know you're shooting the shit you're having fun because like this is literally during COVID when I was doing work from home and stuff I would have like you know a spreadsheet or JIRA tickets and stuff like that open on one monitor and then I would have homesteaders open on another one you know people like this because I feel like for a lot of people doing work where you're just indoors all day long sitting at a computer is just not natural and so many of us want to be doing some kind of blue collar work but there's just not as much money in the blue collar work um but we want to live vicariously through these people which you can do the technology like you put you know go pros on like with this video that I edited or I gotta edit it together of me um showing off the coop and moving it but I'm hoping that it'll be the same kind of deal I mean I had four different camera angles and I could probably earn into a pretty decent video but yeah like this I really think that this is the future for businesses is to have some kind of social media presence and you can kind of double dip on your revenue here and make money through social media but also you're making money through a real job and honestly that's the kind of people that I think should be on social media in the first place spend so much time on Instagram or whatever or who spend time on YouTube trying to get famous and it's like you're getting famous for what? what's the point? you're some moron who's got an opinion just want to you know be famous off of that like it's so much better if you actually have something to sell some kind of product or service to sell and then social media to uh market that but anyway I think uh I think that's a podcast yeah thank you guys for watching this was the Libre podcast episode 5 great day