 Greetings, everyone, and welcome to shooting the shit. This show is about nothing. It's a totally open topic show. There is no theme. There is no rules. It's just a lot of whatever. And I'm here with my co-host, the initial co-host. Generally of my shows, well, one of the two initial co-hosts, the one and only BC Beer Reviews from the state of Michigan, BC. How are you, sir? I'm doing great today, sir. How are you doing? Master of ceremonies? James? Master of Baiters? Master of Baiters? Yeah, master of ceremonies. Hold on, let me chase the evil spirits away. Sweet. You know, the steel nipple, the steel nipple. I got this Allen Klein nipple ring for a kiss, but not for a pricey restaurant check. Just a kiss. Yep. The kiss that don't miss. And I just want to say hello to our other co-host, our official political analyst and progressive journalist, the one and only from the state of Washington, Jason Cleveland. Hi, James. I'm driving through Olympia, Washington now and listening. Oh, I hope you have your phone plugged into the USB in the car. They told my dude, I said hi. Yeah, BC says hi and, you know, because video sucks up a lot of juice in the phone. So that's why anytime video's involved, I would always recommend that you plug your phone in. That reminds me. And to the USB, into the USB, unless you have to expedite the premises and go into another room or go in the backyard or something, you could unplug it. But you know, I mean, it's not going to be drained of power for like five or 10 minutes. Oh, no, but if you're out here for the full time of this episode, then yeah, it's going to draw a lot of power, yeah. Yeah, so I think that periodically plugging it in when you're in the house is a wise idea. Which is what I'm doing now. Which is what you're doing now. Well, it happens to be, we're having an arctic blast and arctic tundra out there. It's very cold. I think it was in the early evening. It was like 12 degrees here last night. Yeah, I had, I did it as well. You know, I mean, people probably know I went live at the Duck King Chinese restaurant. Yeah, I've seen that. That was pretty cool. Yeah, it had the boneless, crispy duck end, but even though it was a couple blocks away, I was sucking wind to get home because the air was so frigid that I had to with the mask on. I had to go like this with my hand so I breathe in warm air because I gotta go up a hill to get home. My street is up on a hill and this gentleman knows it too. The one and only the legendary king of fermented beverage reviewing from Louisiana Beer Review, Louisiana liquor review, Louisiana whiskey review, Louisiana blah, blah, blah, blah, blah review. The man of minutes. The one and only Ronald J. Tyrrio. Yep. How are you doing today, sir? USB United Sicilian Bologna. Well, that's how you recharge these high tech devices, you know, it's no more. You don't need a jack for the adapter or whatever for the electrical outages. I mean, they give you one. They give you one, but in most cases, if people with a smartphone, Android or iPhone, but I used to hate my iPhone, you know, most cases, people just go USB to USB. You know, because this USB is all over the place. Yeah, let's say they're I flew and get one of them wireless phones, you know what I mean? Where they could charge their phone wirelessly. I thought mine was, but yes, no. So I upgrade my phone. That's what I'm going to get is a wireless phone that could charge wirelessly. So you got to be kidding me. Really? Yeah. Have that now? Yeah. So yeah. So Nikola Tesla, Nikola Tesla was right about about about sending electrical current through the air. Yeah. Say it. Oh my God. You see how this is set up? You see this? Oh, wow. Look at that. What you do is just set your phone here. You plug it in in a way like you would set up your phone jack or how you would plug up your power for your phone. Right. All right. And what you do is is the plug that goes right here, like for your phone, it comes with its own cord. All you have to do is get like the adapter to plug it in. And all you have to do is just set your phone right here and it charges it. Oh, it's plugged. Oh, it's not charging through the air. It's still plugged into the electrical outlet. Yeah. But the pleasure of this is all you have to do is just set it here and it's good. And I mean, there's no plug, no nothing. All you have to do is just set it here and you're good. What do you mean by no plug? Well, I mean, it's what plugged for this, but you don't have to plug your phone. Yeah. But yeah, but can you know that that that the doc that you're just showing me? Does it? Yeah, let's see. Does it have a lithium battery that charges? My phone has a battery. I don't know if it's listening. No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm talking about that. Oh, this, no, this does not have a lithium battery. No, nothing. Okay. It uses a cord. Okay. It plugs in back here. Okay. Yeah. It plugs in back here and all you do is just set it there, plug it in and you got to worry about it. And when you come home, that's what I do. And all you do is just set your phone right here. That's all you do. No plus, no must. You just set it there and you're good to go. That's what I do. I plug it into the USB. It's the same thing. But what I'm saying is if you want to go wireless with that doc, charge and hold a full charge where you can unplug. Doubt it. Well, here I thought your phone was able to charge through the air like Nikola Tesla was talking about when he was alive. You know, electricity being sent through the air. I just misunderstood. Yeah, I totally missed that point yet. Yeah. So I do the same thing. I have a USB. I have a six foot and 10 foot USB cords and I plug it in. So but usually wherever you go, it's USB to USB. You don't have to worry about the jack that goes through the electrical outlet. But then again, a lot of these things that we see like with Nikola's Tesla actually came true. Okay. Well, it did come true. This is the starting point. Okay. You got to look at it. This is the starting point. Okay. Yeah. Now give it maybe two to five years. We'll be able to maybe set it anywhere you want. And it's already in the house. It's already charging your phone once you get into the house. They already got all the bugs. Well, actually, Nikola Tesla got all the bugs out of the electric car. Decades ago, they they they're perfecting it. They're modernizing it and tweaking it because a lot of auto companies are mass producing electric vehicles. So it's getting we're getting there. I just want to say, Ronald, that's a heat wave. A low of 33 degrees. Oh, 53 degrees. I wish it was 53 degrees up. No, I like it cold. But I don't like to walk in places when it's super first. But get back to what you're saying. Okay, Nikola Tesla. Okay, some of the things. Give it some time. But then again, if you look at Star Trek, there are some things that already came to pass. Okay, for an example, if you ever watched the old Star Trek TV show. Yeah. That like when you see like Kirk, Spock, James or or not James, but bones coming out to the bridge, you see them doors just. Yeah, we've got them already at the supermarkets. That's what they did. A motion sensor and and the dry quarter. The dry quarter where they when you communicate is. Oh, yeah, or the communication device is the modern day cell phone. Yeah, right, right. Now, now, by the way, there is there is a three dimensional chess game, but it doesn't look like the one Leonard Nimoy was playing. That that that wasn't real. He was just moving pieces around. That was that was specifically designed to look really far out for the show. Yeah, because I wanted to get one and they wanted a lot. They want a lot of money for that board. But it's not a usable chess board. It's it's just like a retro piece of modern art. You know, it's not a real game. And yeah, Ronald's having issues and he strongly suspects it's the nearby five gig tower, five G tower, 400 feet high. And he gets he has a lot of issues when he is online and art Robinson. Well, Robinson, what's up, Robinson? Um, no relation to Mrs. Robinson from the the old movie. There was a while ago for the graduate. Yeah, the graduate. Yeah, the graduate no relation. And shall I say says don't be sad. Hi, Eric. How are you doing today? I'm good. I see you. Almost lost your state. And 33 36 degrees and and sunny in South Jersey on my back deck on the rolling machine while listening. Cheers. Oh, we have Thomas Meadow 75 from South Eastern Massachusetts. I have not forgotten a thing. It's still icy around here. And we're just in this fast and furious, uh, high tech conversation. But anyway, we have Jordy from, uh, from Scotland. Hey, guys, I'm on Glasgow. Look at us. Hey, Glasgow, Jordy. What's going on, Glasgow, Jordy? I'm off to go and see Jackass, the new Jackass home. What's up? What's up? Yeah. Yeah, it's fucking cool to hear. Yeah. What is it? Damp by you? I see rain. I see wet, wet streets. Yeah. But you should be used to that weather where you live. Right. Yeah, definitely. You're in Glasgow. Yeah. Yeah. Now, how far from where you live, how far is that? McMonagles Fish and Chips Restaurant. Oh, that's like 25 minutes away. 25 minutes. Yeah. And that's how. Yeah. There's an old Scottish store. They must have, they must have like, uh, pubs there that serve like, uh, that serve like meat pies and all that, right? Yeah. In fact, I'll, um, I'll come back on the stream when I'm in the pub because I meet my mates and I might do a quick wee beer review in the pub. All right, no problem. You know, you just slither in and out at your leisure. I love you. Cheers, guys. Cheers to you. Cheers, BC. Cheers, Thomas. Madness, madness, madness. Bye. Yeah. Just come and go get them. All right, I'm moving. I know I sent, I think I sent Ronald Terrio and Link. I don't know if he has football today. Well, I know he was doing a live stream of review. I don't know if he still is or not. But do what you gotta do. I'll be around here for a while. I sent one to Michael Hilton. Let's see if he's around. He's around. He's not around. He's not around. He's reaching out to me. He's reaching out to me. Yeah. The next day. The next day after that. The next day after that. Oh, she. Go out, though. So she's what? Now, 100 years old now? What is she? How old is she now? She got to be in her 90s. She's there. Yeah, she's in her 90s because she was like about 20 when she did her thing. So. Queen Elizabeth II and, you know, the royal family, they were in a predicament, you know, with the daughter-in-law and everything. I mean people. Are you talking about Priscilla Zayed or are we talking about? No, no, no, Merkel, Muckel, Mackel, what the hell is it? I don't know. Oh, yeah. I don't know. Yeah, I mean, you know, you gotta understand the nature of the royal family. They're not, they're not for mixing and mingling, if you know what I mean. 96th of April. She's 96th and April should be 96th. Okay. You know, so it's not like your typical average family that might have a hard time dealing with it and, you know, or they might not have a hard time dealing with it, but you know. Prince Harry got pretty much ridiculed when he was coming back to England after having had moved to, I think, the West Coast of the United States with Meghan Markle, that he was getting ridiculed for wanting to have, wanting to have police security when he came back into England. People didn't see the need for that anymore. You got yourself out of the royal family, you have nothing to do with them anymore. Why do you need security, right? Yeah, well, look at that one, that one line from mutiny on the bounty. When they were in Tahiti or wherever that was, when the ship was in Tahiti, and they were in search of the breadfruit plants to bring back to Jamaica, as I quote, fodder for the slaves. Yeah, and the, Mr. Christian wanted to bring the love of it, the new love of his life there, the Tahitian girl, I think he was the chief's daughter. He wanted to bring her back to England, and Captain Bly says you can't bring that savage back to England. What will your friends and relatives say? That was the line from the movie. So, you know, getting back to, to Merkel and, you know, she, she was an established actress and a model and everything, but I think she, I think she played the big violin, the big the race card. The thing I got to say about this is, you see what I'm doing right now? Playing the world's smallest violin. Exactly, that's what I'm doing, and that's what she was doing. The world's smallest violin. So, I got to tell you to say about Meghan Markle or whatever the hell her name is, a join the call. Walk up to the real world chick and we know about her problems, and they're not all royal pain in the ass. I'll tell you there right now. Pain in, or they say pain in the arse, right? Well, whichever, they've got a damn thing. I could kill it. They're the biggest, they have to be the biggest welfare sheets or welfare recipients in the history of mankind, the, the royal family. Anybody even know the royal family's last name? Do they even have a last name? They must have a last name. The last name is family. The first name is royal. So, yeah, so, no, it's, yeah, what is the last name? It was... Let's go with Johnson. It is like, like, King Henry VIII was the father of Queen Elizabeth I, the one with the red hair. Okay. The ginger girl. All right. They called him Henry VIII. They called him Henry VIII. Henry VIII I am. I'm Henry VIII I am, Henry VIII. But they didn't mention a last name. All right. Let's see what Ronald says. Last year an Irish priest at our church said, in 1776, you people threw the British out of your country. We want them out of Ireland. Get out of Ireland. I agree. The Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland is mostly predominantly Protestant and the Republic of Ireland, Ireland is Catholic. Yeah. There have been, there are countries where there are multiple religions living in peace. I mean, I mean, they use the excuse that, oh, there's going to be a civil war if the English pulled out of Northern Ireland. They just go about their lives. They go about their business. Just Ireland. I think that's all they want to do. Well, the Irish were oppressed and mistreated for centuries by Mario Dinglin and I think that's probably the United States of America when they came over here. They were not treated very well, the Irish. They were considered low-class citizens. Well, from what I understand, the Irish have the interest. They couldn't have like a livestock ranch. They couldn't have commercial fishing. They couldn't, everything belonged to the king. Okay. I think the Irish ought to live off the land pretty well. Yeah, but they can only live off the land surrounding their little hut, their little cottage, those cottages that they build in Ireland with the, you know what I mean? The land that was around there was the only land they can till for themselves. That's really good land for raising livestock. Well, there's a lot of peat. There's a lot of peat. Oh, the peat, like Jerry Seinfeld says. Oh, okay. Yeah. No, okay. I get it now. A lot of peat moss and the peat moss, they cut blocks out of it and they dry it and they use it for firewood and for, well, family. What the hell kind of a goofy name is that? Gouelph? It sounds very German. Gouelph? So, so, so Henry VIII was King Henry Gouelph? King Henry Gouelph. Tell us if we're pronouncing that. Gou, Gou, Gou, Gou, Gou, Gou, Gou, Gou, Gou, Gou, Gou, Gou, Gou, Gou, Gou, Gouelph? Oh, the one, the one they don't, they don't use it in public. Slamy, slated nachos from left to the left. Hold on, let me get a, let me get a bird's-eye view of. Not very great, but it's what you got left over. Oh, oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Every front. For cream, I had shade for shredded pepper or, uh, Monterey Jack. That was it. Oh, that is great. That is the habanero, tostitos salsa. Well, do I see bacon out there? Salmon. That is, that all you're, all you're seeing for the meat there is just the top of meat. That is it, just nice. Bacon, bacon would be good. And it's going pretty well. They Samuel Adams Alpine Lager. Otherwise, take a pass on the Alpine Lager. It's a little, uh, on the buttery popcorn-y kind of side. But it works well with the day. Ten cents a day for manual labor. My God, look at that. You're going to be out on the streets these days if you've got ten cents a day. Ten cents a day. Well, you know, making nachos, if one is closer with Trader Joe's, is easy. Well, you just get, uh, well, you saute your ground beef in a skillet with the, you know, whatever you got, enchilada sauce, taco sauce, the hot sauce, and you know, some salzi, you saute the ground beef separate, you get the blue corn, organic blue corn tortilla chips, and then you, you spread it out. And, uh, and then when the beef is done, you pour all that on top, and you got your olives, and you got the, you got guacamole, you got guacamole, you got the, uh, the sour cream, no, the cheese, the cheese comes, the cheese comes, goes on top of the, yeah, the cheese will go on top of the beef, and then the olives, and then, uh, uh, if you want, if you want black olives, uh, Oh, black olives are good. I like them. Yeah, exactly. Uh, nachos, yeah, they're good, uh, nachos, black olives, yeah. You can do it on top of the stove. You can melt, melt these, but the sour cream will go last. Don't cook the sour cream. The sour cream will go. Once it's done, you put it away. You know, you know, or what's the other one. There was another, there's another burrito place, I forget the name of it. They won, uh, Mo's, Mo's, right. What about the same Mo's from the Sipsons? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You like to have a $5 burrito Monday or whatever. So I'm going to go with that. Mark says, I'm looking for Amanda hugging kiss. And Moe turns around and says, Amanda, do you want to kiss you? I want to kiss you. You're paying almost $1. I think we're probably between $1 and $1.50 extra. Do you want that guacamole? No. Oh, extra dollar for guacamole. Is avocado really that hard to grow and import? And it might not even be chunky. Great guacamole. It's probably a little love for that price. It's probably a little like a shot glass of that plastic. I think Subway is charging you for that avocado spread. You know, they say that avocado has got a lot of health benefits, do we? Yeah, I do. Yes, it does. Yeah, well, guacamole, yeah. Avocado is extremely nutritious. Well, what I'm saying is they treat it like it was gold, for God's sakes, these restaurants. And if you go south of the border, they're a dime a dozen. Yeah, because it's so plettiful over there, yeah. Yeah, yeah. And yeah, sour cream goes on last once it's in front of you on the table. That's what I did with this. Now, Jason's got a question here, babe. All right, what did Whoopi Goldberg say? Jason, please enlighten me. Oh, she said the Holocaust wasn't about race. The Holocaust wasn't about racism the other of two weeks ago or something like that on the view. Well, the Holocaust wasn't about racism because they were all Caucasians, not these two. It was about people versus people, like the man versus the man. It had nothing to do with race at all. It was more about religion, I think it was. This is what I was going to say. So I don't think that Whoopi Goldberg realized that even calling somebody Jewish, unfortunately, it primarily involves a religion. I understand that for the most part. But it's also, it is also a race of people, Jewish people. They're on their own. A race is like Caucasian, Pacific Islander, India, aboriginal people, laws, whatever. Native to this specific area of land, yeah. Race is not some Caucasian in Poland that happens to be following the Jewish religion. That's not a race. That is a Caucasian who is Jewish by religion. So what happens is I think the Jews that control the entertainment industry in Hollywood, it's almost like they're trying to compete with the blacks. They want everybody wants special treatment. And Ronald understands this. Everybody today, the Me Too, all this crap, cancel culture and this, that, and blah, blah, blah. Everybody wants special treatment. And they all, like BC says, they all play either big violin if it's justified. And then they play a thousand and one little violence. And just to get special treatment. You gotta play this, James. This will explain it to a nutshell. Here's her actually, if we get taken down for copyright infringement, whatever at this point. The Holocaust isn't about race. It's not about race because it's about man's inhumanity to man. Whoopi Goldberg has been system. And I'm going to leave it there. That is why that is exactly the statement that she said that got her suspended from her own television program. She was correct. There's nothing wrong with what she said. Nothing inaccurate about what she said. Ronald says, check this out. Yesterday I got 300 milliliter bottles of Western sun flavored vodka blueberry lime and peach for $3.99. I'm telling you, at the bargains, he gets in Southern Louisiana. Not $0.99. That's $0.23 a can, yeah. What were they fermenting that out of tumbleweed or some shit? Bottles. 100 milliliter bottles. It's tumbleweed vodka. 100 milliliter bottles. He got three of them. You got extra dry and super dry. No, that's what a new focus on his last statement. Three bottles for $0.99. Yeah, that's what I said. It's $0.33 a bottle, yeah. What the hell is it made from? Tumbleweed? I'm saying it's made from like tumbleweed or something. Spike from the peanuts gang would drink that stuff. I think it's made from all the weeds that the landscapers cut. They bag all the stuff. Oh, what they bag up. Yeah, the bunny leaves, the dandelions, the burnt grass. Yeah, they probably use that. Not the one sprayed with the round hole. When Gabriel Solaya used to do a beer review, he would say it tastes hoppy and grassy too. That's why it tastes grassy too, right? Because of the grass, yeah. No, actually, the German Nazis are, that was a fascist regime, corporate control. The Soviet Union, they weren't pure socialist either. That was an autocratic military dictatorship with Stalin, a despot, said that they used the term anti-Semitism so that people would know that they had no issue with the Jewish religion. I don't believe it. They said it was a racial conflict. Well, how could it be a racial conflict if they're both Caucasians? I don't know. So basically, it was a hate crime. The Germans claim that Jews were Asians who had infiltrated. The Germans were drinking too much schnapps. Infiltrated. They've been drinking too much schnapps infiltrated Europe and were seen to be white. How about infiltrating their bodies? If they're white. If they're white. Well, then they're talking out of history, and I can't say that I remember everything out of that time period. But I know that Adolf Hitler was talking about like, they owned a lot of businesses, this, that, the third. Now, if we take that modern day, that could be like in our country, a lot of Asians own a lot of businesses over here. Now, in a way, I can kind of see it. I'm not saying it's right, but I see how they can make that connection. When they own some, they don't own massive amounts of businesses. No, but then again, you've got to ask the question, what's holding them the actual Germans back that weren't Jewish, getting a business, you know? You're right. You're right. You're right. What's holding them back? Now, Russia has a lot of Jews. Now, Russia is considered technically Europe, isn't it? I mean, they're in both the European continent and Asia. I was going to say, if you're west of the Western, 11 time zone, so they're on both. If you're west of the Euro mountains, you're in European Russia. If you're east of the Euro mountains, you're in Siberia. And then there are Asian people that look Mongolian. Oh yeah, they do the throat singing. Yeah, and in Siberia, that's Asia. So the Germans were, they were just talking out of their ass about the Jews or Asians trying to infiltrate better. No, I think we're there. We're still pretty angry. He didn't get into an art school. Listen, I'm going to turn that. Adolf Hitler in Austria, his mother, she died and her attending doctor in Austria was Jewish. He was a Jew. So he could have had animosity towards Jews because he was very close to his mother and the doctor couldn't save her. I mean, it could have started from that. SS film, 1940 SS film, The Eternal Jew, says all of these things. Well, look, a person's perception is not a proven fact. It's just a perception. Or a one person's perspective. Well, it's like it's like on South Park. I saw they played the episode of Imagination Land. Imagination, imagination, imagination. Your perception might be so obsessed with your perception that you perceive that it's real. But it's like me holding my hand up and saying, oh, I'm definitely holding this glass. But in reality, I'm not. That reminds me of that episode from the Twilight Zone. I believe you're wrong. Yeah, that's what they said historically, a Twilight Zone. But getting back to what I was trying to get, it reminds me of that one episode of the Twilight Zone with William Shepner where he's on the plane. And it's the one with the gremlin on the wing. And he keeps seeing this thing. And it was like, he's the only one that sees it. Nobody else sees it. The engine blows up problems ensue. And it's like, now, did that really exist? Or was it in the mind of the William Shepner's character? Now, that's the bigger question, classic episode. Yeah, well, there's a lot. There's a lot of meaning to some of these old-time episodes, whether it be Star Trek, whether it be, especially the Twilight Zone. Yep. You know, Twilight Zone, the guy was genius, in my opinion. Well, you ever hear the word, the Polish word, Bulszytski? No, but I did today, though. Well, this friend, this entertainment industry person friend of mine says, I want to be on a show. Just let me know. I want to be on a show. Just let me know ahead of time. I let him know a squillion times. And he asked me, what time are you going on? He didn't even bother to look at the link. And I hate to say it, but a lot of people that are entertainers are bullshit artists. Yeah. Yeah, I hate to say they are. OK. They said all sorts of things. Well, yeah, yeah. Hitler's government said, well, look, Donald Trump's followers said all sorts of things, too. People in general say a lot of things. Yeah, especially on social media, because they don't have to pay to have a profile. It's free. It's like a bar, a nightclub. If there's no cover charge, you should see the riffraff that go on the bar. That's just free. Hitler's government said Jews ran easy money escape. Well, that I disbelieve. Deviant art, pornography, drug dealings, child sex trafficking, any other bad thing. I had a neighbor when I was a little kid named Charlotte. Charlotte grew up in Nazi-occupied Austria. And she told me about what PC brought up before. They wouldn't hire Gentiles. They did everything for the Jews. So they would just do whatever they do. They do for their own kind. Yeah, Germany was economically in a bad situation. And then the brownshirts, like fascist stormtroopers, the brownshirts, that's the group that Hitler first joined. They started roughing up these folks. Eagle Beaks Zuckerberg. Oh, let me tell you something. I am so happy to hear that he got hammered with a record-breaking loss. How many billions of dollars was it, Jason, that he lost recently from the company? He's no longer in the billionaire position that he was in, like Jeff Bezos, supposedly. He's the wealthiest. And then everybody's in their position. Who's that other one? Elon Musk? No, but he's a part of that group, I'm assuming. Bill Gates. Yeah, he's a part of it. Yeah, he's a part of it. I don't know how Elon Musk got as far ahead as he did. Because from what I understand, his Tesla cars are very problematic. I don't know how he didn't get sued by the surviving relatives of Nikola Tesla because he used his name for cars that are probably not built to Tesla's specifications. Well, on one hand, I get what you're saying. And I'm throwing this out there. Just throw it out there, OK. Now, for an example, OK. Everybody here on this panel, anybody that's watching this show, has heard of the PlayStation, right? OK, you got your PlayStation 1, your PlayStation 2, your 3, your 4, your 5. Now, in my opinion, when these radio councils come out, in my opinion, if I ever bought one, I'm not getting the first generation that they make. I'm not. No. And I'll tell you why, because they're problematic. Now, they work good for the most part, but you're going to have problems of some sort or another on your way. Now, if you get your second or third generation of, like, say, the PS5, OK, they're going to work out most, or if not all of them, kinks. So if you're going to buy a PlayStation or Xbox, wait a year, two, and then pick it up, OK. Don't be one of these guys that, oh, I got to have this first PlayStation or Xbox or what have you, just to be cool or whatever. Hey, think about this, man. Come on. I mean, if you're saving yourself some money, you know you're going to work out these kinks. And which would you rather have? The first PlayStation and being cool and spending a lot of money later on, or knowing that you could be patient. Now, patience is a virtue of itself. So that's what most people do not do these days. They do not have patience. So learn to have patience. I mean, that was a great point. Even though I was called away, it sounds like a great point. And I am sure Eric Fraun felt there was witness to your statement. So I really don't know. Get a later model without the kinks. Yeah, exactly, yep. Yeah, well, the test, I think it was the 1940s and 1930s. I think Tesla created his version of the electric car. I mean, the electric car was invented in the 1920s. But Tesla had, he took a Packard or he took one of those popular cars. I think it was the 30s or 40s. I don't know if it was the Studebaker or Packard and converted it. And the thing was like a rocket from what I understand. Here, let me give you a, let me see if I can show you an image here. Let me see if I can show you this image. Let me share the screen. Screen share, here's this. Take a look at that. Take a look at that on your screen. This is a car from the 1909 called the Baker Electric. They had electric cars in 1909. You said this was 1908? 1909. 1909. Yep. Now this was 112 years ahead of its time. Yeah, I don't know how reliable, I don't know what the reliability was. Electric vehicles at that time period and how difficult it was to produce the batteries for these electric vehicles. But I feel like, I feel like the combustion engine at that point in time with its mass production not much more reliable. It actually seemed to be, you know, the electric cars never were able to really get a good, a good hold on the market at the time. But just because it could be our combustion engines had more reliability and they were easier and cheaper to produce. Yeah, but then again, you had Henry Ford making the Model 10. That was the most popular car ever made from the Ford company ever. They got the government contract for World War I. Yeah, and they even built a special plant in Willow Run here in Michigan for the, or, okay, I can't say that they built it just for that, but they had a plant in Willow Run for manufacturing. And when they ended up getting the contract, they converted the Willow Run plant to produce war material for the war for the U.S. Yeah, they were around from 1899 to 1914 making electric cars. Wow, how about that? So it's a very old, well-established invention. Yeah, it's a nickel-iron battery, yep. Okay, we have the one and only performing artists, clothing designer and manufacturer and the president of Northern Lights Tie-Dye Company, songwriter. He does it all, the one and only Paul Anthony Mantia is with us. Greetings, Paul. What's up? What's up, guys? I think I remember you, Thomas, right? Yes, for you. Yeah, you guys have something to talk about. Yeah. I think I met him too, right? I don't know. PC, right? Yeah, we met before on James' live show on his late night show, yeah. Oh, yeah. When he, yeah, from eight to ten or whatever, yeah. We're done with it. Saturday. We're done with all that crazy shit. Yeah, exactly, yeah. That was some crazy shit, I'll tell you, man. Yeah. It's very exciting. Who knows what happened with that shit? I'm gonna tell you what, it was all a cover-up, man. That's it. It's all a cover-up. All that stuff was built for distractions. Well, in the wintertime, I'm a cover-up when I go to bed. I got the night shift. Yeah. I can see it. Listen, there's some bright, there is a very bright beacon of light in the future for Paul Anthony, man. And it's coming really soon. And I just- Yeah, I have to go and do, I gotta do this. You know what I'm talking about? You know what that is, right? Yeah. You're gonna get clothing, yeah. You gotta get, yeah. I got no fucking choice, man, at this point. There's no choice. You got, you know what? Yeah, he's- I just, I got offered, I was offered a major fucking tour and I turned it down three months ago because I didn't wanna take the shot. So, and now I was offered something else for the summer, for two months, but I gotta be vaccinated or I can't go. So, ah, man, you know how that goes, right? Yeah, I know. Now look at this. Look at this. You know, you remember, you guys remember Toto? The band? Yeah. Yeah. They're called Ample. They need a rhythm guitar player for June. So, you know, I know Kimball, you know, personally I talked to him once in a while, but now I love, I do love the band. So, you know, that song, Africa, man, he wrote a lot of Rosanna. He wrote a lot of great fucking songs, man. And, you know, I gotta have- I gotta have at least two shots to fucking do the tour, man. So, that kind of money, you can't, you know, how can you turn down that kind of money? So, he goes like this to me. He said, look, if we die, we all die together because we all took the fucking thing. We had no choice. Listen, Ronald Terrio says, if you turn your phone sideways, you'll be full screen instead of like, okay, let me see how, all right, let's see. But I have to figure it out on my phone, though. Yeah, Jake, yeah, it should be- I don't- Okay, wait. Sideways, it should- Let's go this way. Wait, you had it. Go right- Oh, right here? I know, no, no, the other way. Like, where you were. Like that, step, step. I don't know where I made it, though. Okay. Or is that the same shit? That's the exact same thing. No, it's the same shit. It's the same thing. Forget it. I don't know, my phone is weird, man. I can't seem to figure the shit out. Jason Cleveland- Let's see, it says Cam down here. I don't know what these controls are down here. Let's see, I'm gonna hit this Cam thing. Oh no, no, we don't wanna do that. All right. Put your camera on. All right, hold on. Let me see if I set rotation on the phone. But that's on. No, it's not on. Okay. Rotation on the settings, yeah. Yeah, I had to turn the rotation on. So let's see now if that actually rotates it. It does. There we go. There we go, buddy. You got it. There we go. Much better. Okay. What a view. Paul's in the house. Paul's in the house. Yeah, that's a much better view for all of us. Here we go. All right, let me plug this damn charger back in. Sticking egg. Plot is sticking egg. Oh no, that's the wrong charger. Sticking eggs. The plot is staking eggs. I like that plot. Staking eggs. I think, oh, Stimey said ham and eggs can talk. I'm a little rancid. No, that's a Dr. Sheen's book there. Yeah. He said staking eggs. Yeah, so it just so happens. I have your, some of your, well, you don't have Etsy anymore anyway, right? Hold on. I don't think, I don't think he has Etsy anymore. Nah, Etsy, Etsy is garbage, man. All right, Etsy is the worst site. I'm trying to fix my charger over here, but I have a lot of things plugged in today. So, all right, because I'm doing some work. I just want to backtrack at what Ronald Terrio says here. Prince Charles of England personally owns one third of all land in England and gets rents from all people who farm or otherwise use the land owned since the 1300s. Wow. Wow, you talk about the royal family. Now the real question is, do they pay taxes? Now, how royal is the royal family? They're not really that royal, man. Well, if we have a stop. I think all that shit's for games. I'll tell you there's a royal appeared in the ass. I'll tell you there right now. You gotta move them around. That's right, with the heat. Stymie says, ham and eggs can talk, but you gotta move them around, shuffle them around. The royal family, they're not as royal as the Kansas City Royals probably. Let me ask the old Crystal. Oh, Crystal Pendleton is the royal family. Yeah, was I right about the royal family being the biggest and the worst welfare chiefs in the history of mankind? I mean, in general, yes. That Crystal got me in trouble. Oh, yeah. Crystal, do you apologize to Paul Anthony Manthea for getting him in trouble? I'm like Zuckerberg, I'm crying over here. I'm gonna lose my Facebook. Oh, no. I didn't know he's not a part of it. Crackin' out tears, man. For as long as Zuckerberg goes anyway. Now, Toto, I didn't know that dog from The Wizard of Oz was that musically talented. Oh, yeah. What, are you kidding me? That guy could sing, man, shit. Oh, well, what a name he can't. Yeah, he could sing. He should have called himself Ham and Eggs instead of Toto. Ham and Eggs, Prince Andrew and the underage girls he was with, Prince Ham. Hey, what happened to the fart doctor, man? Did he ever come back? Yeah, he didn't come back here, but he came back to Ronald Terrio's show and he didn't say where he was. He's a man of mystery. I have no idea. You even know if he's a real fart doctor, I mean, you don't even know if this guy's a real fart. Man, he could be anybody. You know, you send somebody to his office. You know, you end up at the office and the guy ends up being some kind of maniac rapist, man, you know what I mean? And he put you on the fucking table and end up, you know, putting you to sleep for a little bit, you wake up with a big hole in your ass. You know what I mean? You don't know who you're working with. What if you send somebody there and they go, I have an appointment with the fart doctor and then the girls are gonna say, what? He told me, remember, he told me, he said, if you need to get a colonoscopy done, you can come to me for the colonoscopy. I said, no thanks. Yeah, no, thank you. I'm with you. No, thank you. Yeah, but if he gave professional information like his real name, well, yeah, yeah, he did, he did. But I don't know who he is, man. He can be in fucking Iraq for, you know. Yeah, I mean, you know, you have, he could be fucking Joe Biden. You don't know. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that's who he is really. Yeah. You can walk into his office and you can have this guy. Oh, I got one. Hold on a minute, man. Let me find. I will give you colonoscopy. No, no, thank you. Oh, hey, you look good, man. I could do creative mind, like him create. I get the creative mind. I can do, I can, I can, I can bang on the African drum. I'll be like the, I'll be like the myster, the mysterion. I mean, I'm going to do designs on this. I'm going to put like tear drops, like bloody tear drops coming down, glowing. Lonely. I'm going to do the shit for TikTok, you know what I mean? The man should, TikTok. Do you have TikTok? I think that we all should be wearing these. You guys got to get some masks like this, man. Do you have sunglasses that'll fit over that? Black sunglasses? Oh shit. Wait a minute. I've got something. Let me see. I can fix what you're doing. Oh, okay. You from V from Fedetta. You can incognito what you call videos for TikTok, you know, just put the shades on. Oh, hey, hey, you know how, what was it? Was it last week or the week before? What's up, homie? I can be about how they can get freaky at TikTok. Well, what? There's a lot of freaks on TikTok. No, but get this, this past week, you know what I see on TikTok? They have what they call lives out there, right? Now, I hate to say it, but to a certain extent, you're gonna have at least a thousand followers following you to go live on TikTok, okay? No big deal. And the thing is, is last, just past week, two different lives by two different people. Oh, too dark, too dark. This is the perfect look for TikTok right here. Oh my God, James, what the hell is that? It's gotten so bad to the point where two different chicks ended up having sex on TikTok during the live. On TikTok. Yeah, on TikTok. And it was like, dude, what is going on? It was like, nah, I'll be having some sex here. And I don't know what the hell's going on over there. This career will go right down the tubes if a Chris Cuomo came on the show. I'm gonna come on like this. The White House, we're coming for you. We're coming. That looks good, man. That's really, really, really, really. I'm not gonna have to use this look on TikTok now. Yeah, I can't. You could very easily do like recorded videos for TikTok. I do, I do a lot of them. Hold on, let's get it on. Just cut it, you got the keyboard there. Jason was asking me about the keyboard, aren't you? Let me force you a beaverage. I can't tell you what the beaverage is because I'm gonna be bringing it on Eric's throwing felt. My new job, my new job told me I had to wear a mask. I'm not about to know this. You know what, we're gonna do it like this. Little boy blue, he needed the money. Old mother Hubbard went to the cupboard to go get Rover on the bone. She bet over and Rover had a bone of his own. Rover, yeah, old mother Hubbard went to the cupboard to get her old dog a bone once she bent over. Rover took over, he had a bone of his own. Yeah, a bone. Yeah, a bone. Yeah, a bone. Covered up by me, man. It's too big. All right, how's that? It's great, FJB, let's go bring it. Well, I had to break each other's beers go, man. I had to break out with something different today. God, it gets hot in there. How's the old keyboard doing back there? Good. You think I could get a job now? Do I need the vaccine or what? You walk in with a mask like that. They'll call the Keystone cops. Oh, God, imagine they tell you they tell they tell the criminals don't go outside without a mask on. All right, let me see if I still I think I still have it. It's stuck on my head. Hold on a minute, man. Let me get the thing off. Actually, I have another I have another mask. That's even better than that one. Oh, wait, wait, yeah, that's right. One second, let me see. Now, I don't think I don't think I would get hired wearing this. No, probably not. I look like the captain, the captain from the Gorn ship. You know, Jason made the point to that question. Hold on. Let's see if we can get the right. Thanks to the Gorn family. They say, they taste the government, but they are the government. So they're getting their money back either way. Oh, in the three top all the day long, rocking at a bobbin and singing his song, all the little birdies on Gversby. Rock and pole all two to two. Excuse me, I'm looking for employment. Would you consider hiring me? I'm the real Batman. They'll hire me. You're the real. Yeah, tell them you're the real Batman. Let me get my crack pipe. Okay. Yeah. I got some good shit over here, man. That one, that one glows in the dark. So, but this one now. Oh, wow. That's your ultimate mask. God, wow. You see this here? Stop it. Oil. So, you see this right here? A bomb hooks up into this, okay? And then it's got a peace pipe on the end, and then you put your pot in there, and then you light it and you can gas up your whole face. Pretty insane, man. I mean, that's for people who really want to get really stoned, you know, on the weed. So you put the gas mask on and it's pretty cool because you see this, let me get it in the camera. This right here, it's got a bomb that hooks into it. I don't know where it is. It's somewhere, but it hooks in and then it's got a pipe on the end of it. And you pack up your bowl, you put the weed in, you light it up, and a whole mask. You close these things up, they got these things on the side. The whole mask fills up with smoke until you release it. So you could sit there with that smoke in there for however long it stays, you know, of course, until you release it. But, you know, there's really no sense in getting that high anyway, because I mean, it makes no sense. But this is some good shit right here. Let me see. See that? It really expensive shit, but it comes from a trusted, it comes from a trusted company in California. And then make sure you be looking for these soon. See that? This is my buddy's company right here. Wow, great. See what I did today? You like that? You see the way that does that? The changes color now? It used to be just silver, so I used the, I got this special kind of paint that kind of turns holographic like that. You see that? How the color is changing in the light? You gotta see this thing glow in the dark now. So this is the packaging that the pot comes in, you know? The bud. The bud. The buds, this camera's so weird, man. I used to the camera being this, okay. Oh, look at that bud, man. You know, so they go inside the bag, but they want it done on a t-shirt. So you're gonna, you know, do the background, illustrate it, all this here. Maybe a little different than it looks too much. To me, it looks too Halloween-ish, you know what I mean? It's kind of like they're taking, what they did is they took the Batman theme, the Gotham city, you know what I mean? Yeah. So you see that right there? That's actually a trademark. They can't do that without having permission from the copyright owners of that image. So what they did was, I'm gonna show you how they did this. They altered the buildings and they bent, over here. You see how they bent the building? They altered shit around, which now makes it their design and they can't do shit to them. But they came with this side right here. You see that building? That's copyright trademarks so they can get in trouble for that. I told them, I said, you can't use somebody else's images. You gotta make your own image. So I'm gonna create an image for him that's gonna go on to the t-shirt, you know? And actually, they're not even t-shirts. Look at, this is what people start, they want now. They want button-ups done, you know, short, just the short neck button-up. Let's see. Oh, wow. We'll see what happens, man. I'm having a problem with the new, well, with the computer right now, my laptop. This is all working, that's all working great back there, but in front of me, I have that new TV, man. And let me see, kind of, maybe I could spin it. Jason wants to know what your favorite strain is of marijuana. The new TV, the new TV, right there. Oh, the big, wow, that's a big one, geez. Oh, yeah, man, it's a, this one, I thought it was 55. It's actually like, it's weird, it's 53. I never heard of a 53 in Stevie before. But I mean, that screen right there, that one's 42, that's a 42 inch. And then I got these back here. Let's see, if I could move out of the way, those two back there, and then this screen, I'm gonna add it on to that, and remove one of these, one of the smaller ones over here. So, you know, that's gonna be some work, I'm not gonna do that right now. So what's your favorite strain, Jason says? Your favorite strain, I guess he means marijuana. Oh, I don't know, there's no, there's no favorite, man, because God, there's so many of them, it's insane, you know what I mean, like God, hold on a minute, I mean, I got a hundred of these, you know? Different ones, there's headband, ghost, ghost, you can see it, ghost, hook, X, runts. This one's called headband. I mean, this one's great, White Walker, OG, really potent, it's real potent too, this one, I enjoyed it. I got a lot of them, man. They found that he did. Yeah, I got another one here, this one was great, this one's called Marquise. Marquise, okay, Marquise. That was a good one. This one gave me a fucking energy lift. The minute I woke up, I normally don't smoke when I get up, like immediately, but he told me, hit that the minute you open your eyes, I had it all ready in the pipe. Let me tell you something, I thought I was back in the day again on Coke. I thought I just hit a fucking reel, a reel of cocaine after smoking it, right? And I'm like, wow, the sativa, the sativa was so potent in that shit, man. It's like, you know, because Indica is more like relax and sativa is the energy booster. So this thing was 100% sativa, okay? And here, let me see the ingredients on it. Hold on a second. Let me tell you here, the THC percentage is 90%. 90% THC, that's hard to get, you know? They call this the high hybrid. So it lasted that one fucking hit. Look, that one bowl, the size of that, all day, 10 hours, street, I didn't have to take another hit after that. But you know how much this shit is per gram? It's more than fucking cocaine is. Headband, you know headbands? No, this one's called White Walker, OG. White Walker. From California. Yeah, this is really potent shit. All right, I bought the FBI, determined that Brian Laundrie killed the Gabby potato. That was the final, the final, I don't know if you know what I'm talking about, the final. Well, I heard three different stories real quick. I might never get back into that story again, because it's so warped and so much. The number one, the cops really fucked up in Florida because something with the car and they thought it was his mother, you know? I personally believe that they never found anything in the woods. I don't believe they found any scope or anything. What I believe is in my mind now, you have to think if the cops did this, okay? If the cops did this whole shit, they might have threatened him and said, well, you know, we'll kill your family too, you know what I mean? If you ever say anything, there's so many different things. I have an FBI agent that I'm really good friends with and he's also a paparazzi in New York. He said, Paul, you and I both know. He goes, and I'm already, you know, he already knows. He said, they're hiding the motherfucker. He said, he's in protective custody. He goes, when something this big goes down with child trafficking and all the shit that's going on in that state, he said, you know, the cops and the FBI, they don't release things. They will tell the public anything. He said, the case is not closed. He said, it's wide open, protective custody. That's why, you know, the laundry family, they moved out of their house. They're gone. They sold their property. They were moved to protective custody because all the shit that went down. When the cops, when the FBI finally, they finally got the results to whatever they needed. If you notice, go to Moe Police Department and you'll see that the three cops are fired. They don't work on the force anymore. And the chief of police resigned. So, you know, I don't want to even get into it. I spent too much time on that case, you know. I don't know, I was more passionate about it than, you know, everybody else getting their clicks and hits and all that shit, you know. Yeah, but it wore itself out. It wore itself out. Yeah, man. And then, you know, now that there's other news stories, then you had the Epstein case, man. And you got, you got Russia and China, you know, all this shit going on, man. Who gives a fuck anymore? Yeah, yeah. You know what I'd say to everybody? Live your fucking life, enjoy your life. And that's it. Live it, enjoy it, fuck what they say. You know what I'm saying? If you already took your shots, don't take anymore, because that will never end. You know, there'll be 17 boosters before it ends. Oh, you got to take the next booster and the super armor crown's coming out. And this is coming out. And we're coming to a city near you, I promise. There is a, there is going to be. There's always going to be another mutation, Paul. Of course. The common, you know what? I got to say, the common flu that comes around every fucking year, millions of people die every year. And nobody pays no attention to it. You never see it. Oh, they died in this. Okay, now this is a big thing because they made it a big thing. The media, the government, they made it a big thing. So everybody's got their eyes open now. You know what I mean? You know, people never talk. Oh, I, you know, I got, yeah, I got it. I got the common cold, big shit. Oh, I went and got my flu shot I get every year. Big shit. Okay, you got it. This isn't that, you know, they made the common cold, COVID-19. That's it. I'll be honest with you. I got fucking really sick, man. When I was working at that bakery. Oh, the common cold. It wasn't sick from, you know, let me get my battery in. Definitely not COVID-19. You'll get sick from the common cold, but you won't be hospitalized and die in a hospital. All right, you got it. I got to turn my camera for now to charge my phone. So yeah, do, yeah, do what you gotta do. Yeah, do it that way. But I know how to do that now, which is good, so. A virus, all viruses. This part just sucks, man. All viruses mutate. But if they don't spread, if they don't spread, they don't mutate. They don't, you know. Exactly. I'm just holding the damn thing while I was charging because it's a pain in the ass to fucking, the charger port on my phone is so loose that it doesn't, you know, bad, man. The charge report, you mean the port on the phone where the USB goes in? Yeah. Yeah, there's nothing you can do about that. You gotta, it's time to get a new phone. Yeah, I know. I had that problem. I had that problem with my old iPhone. And you know what you gotta, you know, the solution is like with my Samsung and my Android, the new one. I'm very gentle when I stick the USB port in the phone. I don't, I don't jam it. You know what that just sounded like, James? Oh, it sounded like your friend from the phone. Hey, you know, you know, Siri, you know, the Siri? Siri, she goes, the Siri, you know, that sounded like that movie where she said, just stick that charge report inside me right now so I can feel you. You gently, you gently put it in. I'll be gentle like the left from the left and the horrible reality. You didn't ram it. I mean, jam it. Oh God. So what, what is the show based on anyway? Nothing. Nothing, nothing. The show's about absolutely nothing. It's, it's whatever. It's like a whatever show. We gotta do a show after Wednesday when I get my, my implants in. Yeah, yeah, yep, yep, yep, yep. And then, whatever you call them, fucking jam the partial. When you have to go to the other specialist. Oh, I'm gonna make an appointment tomorrow, so. Oh, okay. All right, got you. I had to go for that Hollywood smile, you know? It's like being, you know, being a boxer. Instead, I didn't get punched by a boxer. I got punched by an ex, an ex-girl. The damage they can do. The same ex-girl or a different one? No, the, you know, the crazy one. Oh, that one. Oh, yeah, yeah. She's long gone, but you know, still. You know, when, when a chick does that, it's still a salt. It's still considered a salt, and you know, it's like. Well, she did get up and raise her hands up like she was in a boxing ring going, knock out. Well, and she connected, and she connected. She said, one, two, up, oh, he's getting up. He's getting up, let me hit him again. That one did it, that one did it. And then you got your, you had your cornea scratch. That's another assault. Oh, yeah. That's a assault on the two, but you know, she could, you could have had a thrown in a who's gal for that. Well, she could have been, she could have went to Guantanamo Bay. Oh, Guantanamo, Guantanamo. Guantanamo, Guantanamo, I don't know. I don't even know the fucking pronounce it, it don't matter. Guantanamo, Guantanamo, Guantanamo, Guantanamo. Yeah, but Guantanamo, Guantanamo. Guantanamo, Guantanamo, Guantanamo. Guantanamo Bay. You know, I mean, she's lucky she was with somebody like you, cause another guy would have, would have curled up his fist and gave her a knuckle sandwich. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Mahamana, hama, hama, hama, hama, hama, hama, hama. Yeah, see, normally I have Jason Cleveland on and we talk about deep subjects and politics and everything, but he's busy. So I decided to do shooting to shit. This show is about nothing. And it, but it could be about, it could be about many things or it can be about nothing. Catch. Bah, sorry. Yeah, how did you milk? You remember yesterday? Last night? I think it was last night. When it was. I'm gonna do Oreo impression. Rrr, rrr. Ah, I'll go out in a little while. I'm saying I'm gonna go out in a little while. Where did everybody go? Were they fucking disappear? Everybody vanished. What's wrong with these people? They really did. Oh yeah? Cause we weren't, we, cause we. Where did they go? Cause we weren't talking about fucking booze. Is that the reason why? Hmm. Oh, here he is. No, he might have, I think. I think, oh, I think he had a Wi-Fi problem. BC. Yeah. What's new? Don't, don't we all? Eric, Eric, but because he usually. Could they use in all our fucking energy up? That's why. Well, he, no, he, he likes to, he likes to, he doesn't like, he doesn't, he doesn't like to share his spotlight. Let's put it that way. Any, anytime the focus goes on someone else, he's splitting. Maybe it's, maybe it's an entertainment industry thing. You know, some of these people, the, they don't like to share their spotlight with others. You know, but, you know what I think, hold on. My TikTok, every like, I shut the notifications off cause it keeps showing up on the screen. Man, I should be going wild, man. I got, you know, I got over 70,000 fucking views already on there in a week. Oh, well how many followers you got now? That's the problem. It takes, it's not easy, man. No, it's not. I'm going to tell you, they don't make it easy. You got to have a thousand followers. I got 300, 300 followers, but it takes a lot of fucking shit, man. So you can't go live on TikTok cause you don't have a thousand followers, right? Yeah. I figured in about two weeks I'll have it cause I got some people helping me now. I got a couple of models that are on there that sharing my shit, man. And now it's going, you know, it's moving along. There's certain days that you got to do on TikTok, you know, the busiest, the hottest moments. I know what the hottest moments are. Like Thursday, for some reason. Thursday, after like five o'clock, that is it, man. You post good fucking content that people want to watch. It just keeps going. Thousands and thousands, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. So, but the trick is, is posting not one piece. You want to post a bunch of things at once. And I mean, you want to post one video, come out with another video, another one. So on those days, then you're going to get nailed. And that's how your shit becomes viral. Once you hit 10,000 views, it's viral. So I hit 12,000 the other day, you know. So it went viral for a little while and then it stopped. You know, it's not like it went viral for fucking 100,000 K, you know. But I got something coming for these guys, man. I'm telling you, I'm waiting till Thursday comes. Man, I got something that's gonna, I got some good content, man. I'm gonna slam it. I'm trying to go for 100,000 views on Thursday, at least, that's the goal. I'm gonna get it. Well, yeah, but I'm focusing on how many followers Well, the views, because the views of what's gonna bring your followers, the more views you get, the more followers you get, you know. So it's important to have those views because if nobody's viewing your shit, ain't nobody following your shit. For a prostitution, it should be legal federally, just like marijuana recreation and medicinal. You're right, you're right, Jason. I was thinking maybe me and the fart doctor, he can do like a live, you know, session. Ha, ha, ha. You can get a patient on there, you can do a live session on, you know, do a live session on TikTok, man. That'll get fucking nailed, man. That would mean. Okay, I've got a question here. Okay, this is going up to Burt Robinson there. Okay. I noticed he's got that little red YouTube symbol on his thing. What channel does he have? What is it? Does he have a channel? Does Burt Robinson have a YouTube channel? Yeah. Oh, he got a question too. Okay. He must, he must. He's, he mentioned. He's got the same little detail on his thing. He mentioned. He mentioned a channel. He mentioned Jimi Hendrix and Deep Purple. Yeah, I see that. I'm reading it now. So I used to play with Buddy Miles. I was on a tour with them guys, the drummer of Hendrix. And I love Hendrix, man. He's great. I'm also good friends with Leon Hendrix. And that's Jimmy's real brother, you know? But there's a whole fucking big thing going on with the stepsister, man. The stepsister took all Hendrix's fucking, you know, memorabilia. She took all the fucking money, man. She's a crazy bitch. And she, she's a stepsister. So there's a whole fight going on with Leon in the courts, you know, in the fucking stepsister. She's not even Jimmy's real sister. You know what I mean? It's just, now Deep Purple, you know, I had to cut it off with Hendrix. Because I really don't know what else to say. He's got, he was great, man. He started that rock, man, you know, without, you know, he did, he did some serious shit. But Deep Purple, I love them too. They're great, but they don't, they don't recognize them in the States. They don't care. But people, yeah, Jimmy Hendrix got discovered. I heard in a, playing at a club in my hometown in Lowryton, New Jersey. He was playing at some club when he was young. He got discovered over here in Northern New Jersey. But, I played on the same stage as Hendrix, man, in Bethel Woods, the Woodstock stage. Jimmy Hendrix used to open up. A hundred times I played on that stage, man. You know that? For the longest time, I never knew that. About, would you say, say that again? Oh, I said, Jimmy Hendrix used to open up for the monkeys. I never knew that. Really? I didn't know that either. Yeah. But I'll tell you one thing. When it comes to the National Anthems, Hendrix did it right, man. He was on point. He blew the cover off of anybody else that played the National Anthem. I'll tell you that right now. I don't care who you were. Hendrix was the best at playing that National Anthem. I'll tell you that. It's from Seattle, Washington. Yeah, that's a good one, man. Yeah. So I'm gonna have to get off early, James, because I gotta work on this graphic, that graphic design I showed you. I'm trying to get the programs uploaded and I was having problems with the internet. So, I gotta get this on this T-shirt, or this shirt so I can contract this new job. Man, I'm hoping I get the contract with these guys because it'll be nice, you know? Well, I hope it'll be the best there, Paul. Next time you, when you get the Hollywood smile, next time you come on, put the blacklight on, put the tie dye on, play the keyboard with your Hollywood smile. Well, I can play, I can play the new track for you guys real quick if you want. All right, let me get this on. Hold on a minute. Give me a second. I'm gonna put the phone down. I mean, to see it glowing, to see the Hollywood smile glowing. Oh yeah. With the blacklight, you know? Well, this is already pre, it's recorded, so I'm not gonna perform it live, but hold on a second. Let me get this. The screen's up and running here. All right. One second, babe. Gotta, one minute. All right, hold on a second. I'm not gonna turn it up too loud. I didn't know that this is not one of my best experiences. All right, one second. Bear with me. Steps, sister, is that, is that? Steps, sister, is worse than what Yoko Omono did with the Beatles, right? Where who? Yoko, Yoko, who? No, Bart Robinson mentioned the steps sister of Jimi Hendrix controlling the whole estate. Masumi, good morning Masumi from Japan. It is, good morning, my dear. It is, right now it is 5.36 a.m. Monday in the Tokyo area. Good morning Masumi. So could the question be asked, she's in the future? Yeah, yeah, she is in the future. You're right. Yeah, we're talking about the steps sister running Jimi Hendrix's estate now, the scum, the bitch, this piece of shit. Steps sister. I'm gonna play this track for you real quick. Okay. This is the new cut. This is the new track right here. But hold on one second. I gotta put the phone down again, man. Tears up. Okay, let's see. It's a pain in the ass when the phone is acting up. No, yeah. But I'm not performing it live. So I'm just gonna, so we can be on, you know? I'm not performing live. I'm just playing it off. Catch it. Over here, over here. Shots really low. I don't know why. I don't know the audio. I don't know the audio. It's going in and out. Starship Enterprise. How good were you able to hear that? The audio, I only heard bits and pieces of it. It kept cutting out in and out. Ah, all right. Well, I mean, it'll be up, I'll put it up. I put it up on Facebook the other day. All right, yeah, I'm sure once you put it up, it'll be, it'll sound fantastic. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I mean, I got all these great fucking tools here, man. Amazing shit that I got. Yeah, it looks like the Starship Enterprise Bridge, your studio. Yeah. I'll put it on my, what do you call it? New Age Mysticism page. And the My Tumblr page. All right, but I gotta get rolling, man. All right, nice having you. Great having you. We'll talk soon, James, all right? Remember, Wednesday is the day. Oh, yeah, Wednesday we'll definitely be talking, okay? Yeah, oh yeah. Nice meeting you, Paul. Yeah, nice seeing you again, man. Talking and showing. Peace out, brother man. We'll talk soon, man. All right, take care. Hey, follow me, BC, okay? On the YouTube. Oh, you're on YouTube, yeah, I'll look you up on YouTube. Make sure you follow me, too, all right, brother man? Yeah, he's on Facebook. All right, man, YouTube. He's on Facebook, too. All right. Yep. All right, man. See you soon. Take care. So what do you have for dinner there, BC? Well, I still got some of that pork loin from that last time with the gaba, I said it. I was gonna have that with a potato. You still have, you know, you should have frozen because I- Yeah, I'm gonna eat up the last of it. So, yeah. It's probably slimy by now. Yeah. So, well, this should be good. I haven't had, I hate to say this on your show, but I had some yesterday. I didn't get any runs today. So, hey, that's a plus. Well, your refrigerator thermostat must be turned up. It must be really cold. Yeah, it's really good. So, yeah. Because usually, so what I do, what I do is, if I make a lot of food, let's say I make something brand new today. I'll eat until I'm stuffed and then I'll take the leftovers and I'll either freeze, if it fits in one container, I'll freeze it in one container. If it's beyond that, I'll freeze it, I'll portion it out. I'll freeze it that way. And I use those glad, you know, those rectangular with the blue lid, the glad containers. Yeah, the glad containers, yeah. They stack. You know, I started doing that. I got a bunch of containers from Aldi's. I don't know how often, or, hey, Craig, but... How you doing, Craig? But Aldi sells lunch meat in this container. It's kind of like a glad container, but they've got a red top to them. Oh, I know what you mean now. I know what you mean now. Yeah, and I got a bunch of them and I made some spaghetti sauce, probably about a week back, a week and a half ago. And what it is, is I made it, portioned it out to where you get two, like, meals out of one container. And I threw it in the freezer and I've got two of them in there, so I've got four meals out of that for spaghetti. Well, make sure you defrost. You let it defrost, don't cook it in the plastic. No, no, what I do is what I did with the ziplock pegs is I would set it out before I needed it, maybe a day or two before I needed it. So by the time I got to it, it was already thawed out. And you know what else I do? I take the frozen, let's say it's spaghetti sauce. Yeah. Regardless of what kind of spaghetti sauce it's in the freezer. You take that little container up and you get the pot and you take the cover over, you turn it upside down and you give it a little squeeze. And it pops right out. It pops, it goes right into the pot. Like a frozen popsicle, it goes right into the pot and then you turn, put the heat on low, put the heat on low and it'll melt and heat right up. It'll get cooked basically, yeah. Yeah, yeah, it'll do that. And you know, the funniest thing is, is I noticed that you posted on the alpha meals that chili you made. Now, I wish I would have done the same thing because that day that you made that chili, what I did was, is I've got a slow cooker. And before I went to work, I got up about 2.30 in the morning. I got all the ingredients together, did my thing and I throw it into the slow cooker before I took off to work. And I made a pot of chili that day, that same day you made your chili, I wish I would have made a video because I wanted to post it so bad. But I've got like five quarts of chili in my refrigerator right now that I'm gonna end up throwing in the freezer for later on. So, but yeah, I thought it was kind of cool that you ended up making chili the same day I did. How about that? Yeah, and when you're ready, when you're ready to take one out of the freezer, just pop it right back into the slow cooker, put it on low and, you know, or you can throw it into like a sauce pan and just heat it up in there, yeah. Yeah, well actually, actually, if let's say you feel like having chili on a weekday, a weeknight, and let's say you're working. Okay, you're working that day. You put it on low in the slow cooker and then by time you get out, it's piping hot, it's ready. Yeah, and that's like that day that I ended in the slow cooker. I'll tell you one thing. I got home here at the house around noon and I looked at the chili. It still probably had about an hour and 45 minutes left for it to get done on the timer on the slow cooker because it has like a timer on the cooker. So what I did was is I popped the top, mixed everything up to make sure it was good and mixed up and everything. And once the timer was done, I took out some chili in a bowl. Oh my God, that was so good because what I did was this, I've noticed with some recipes, what they do is is they'll cook the beef first all the way through. They'll crumble it and then throw it into the slow cooker. And what I did was is I have cooked it. I made sure it was all crumbled up like you would have for like loose burger or taco type of meat, you know what I mean? And what I did was is make sure it was all crumbled, half cooked, threw it in the slow cooker with everything else with the onions, the mushrooms, the black beans, the seasonings. So by the time I got home, I knew that the meat was already fully cooked by the time I got home. And that turned out so well. Now the question is, I like my chili, I don't wanna say like super spicy, but just a little bit spicy, just to know that the heat's there. So. Well, I had some chili peppers left in the freezer that I grew three years ago in my garden at the house. Yeah. And I used to live there. And I'm not gonna throw it away, you know. And I used to vine, vine ripened the hot peppers. I used to leave them on the plant. They went from green to yellow to orange to red. And I used to vine ripen them and freeze them. Well, let me tell you, after three years, they still had all the heat. And I put, maybe I put about four or five of them in this chili that you saw, the photo. And it was good, it was good. Especially when you're buying ripe in those peppers. Yeah. Now, if I was thinking about it, remember when I did the bacon bomb burgers on the show? Yep. A little bit. Yeah, they were great. Yeah. Well, I bought like jalapenos or I forget what they are, but you know what? I'll check on it right now. I still got a whole jar of that right now. And the point I'm getting at is, if I was thinking about it, I should have threw some of them in there for this chili, because that would have helped out with the heat. And man, I tell you what, it was awesome. Let's see what that is. Oh, a moose burger. I know somebody that had elk and elk burger. I love, I love wild game, man. Even bison, I like it all, ostrich burgers. Yeah. We used to have a restaurant here called, what was that, Fud Rockers. Oh yeah, we had Fud Rockers, but they closed them all. Yeah, the one out here closed it. They had ostrich and bison. Bison, yeah. Yeah. And that was so awesome. I always ended up getting the bison. The ostrich was good, but I liked the bison, so. But yeah, this was, hold on. Oh, let's see here. Okay, I don't know. Hold on. Yeah, see, this is what I ended up getting. Sport peppers? Oh, they're green hot peppers, right? Yeah, see, I don't know if you can see them, but yeah. I see them, no, I see them. I see them, they're, no, the green ones are nothing to, they're no slouches, they could be very hot too. Yeah. Now, if I was thinking about it, I should have threw in a few of these in there. So, this is a sport peppers, but it's like quality products. So it's like 1893, refrigerated after opening. And see how to build a Vienna beef hot dog Chicago style. Okay, that's a recipe. So, well, since we're talking about recipes, I'll get into the recipe now, so. Anybody who wants to take note, get a pen and paper right now. I'll wait. Well, I used to go to this Mexican restaurant for all you can eat Mexican food on a Monday night. It was called El Norte, and it doesn't exist anymore, but they had the, you know, the green salsa was hotter. It was hotter than the red one. Oh, really? Yeah, which is not always the case. It's not always the case. Yeah, it was, it might've been, I don't know, it might've been, well, it was green. It had to be jalapeno salsa. Yeah, if it's a green salsa, yeah. It had to be jalapeno, right? So, yeah, well, next time I have chili, I'm gonna throw some of these in there, chop them up real nice, fine, and throw it in there. So, it was pretty good. I actually enjoyed it. I had almost three pounds of hamburger in there. Mushrooms. Wow. And the mistake I made on this one is I threw in too much beef stock. And next time I'm just gonna throw in two cups of beef stock. That's it. Now, I can generally get out of what I buy out of all these, the beef stock, probably about four and a half cups of beef stock out of this box of beef stock. So, I ended up throwing the whole thing in. So, next time I'm not gonna throw as much in there as next time. No, fine, El Niña, a Yordi, yeah. She's starting to make her appearances again, little by little. Yeah, you know, the Slope Cooker, it really is an underestimated device. I mean, it's not real popular like it used to be, but it definitely is a convenience. I mean... Yeah, it's well worth having, I'll tell you that right now. Now, they have, not convection, not convection. Now they have induction, induction ranges. Electro, you mean like them air fryers? Well, no, that's a separate device, but the good thing is more companies are making it and they're getting bigger, so they're getting better. The more competition there is, the better they get. No, an induction range uses like electromagnetic energy, where... Oh, yeah, like, okay, we got a stove top. And you got a pan, you set it on there and heats up, but you take off the pan, you can put your hand where the pan in was and you won't get burned. You won't get burned. Is that what you're talking about? Right, if you put a stainless steel, if you have a stainless steel stockpot or a cast iron skillet or Dutch oven, you put it, even a stir fry pan, you put it on the induction and it heats up right away and you can calculate the time, the amount of time you want it to cook and the temperature and it'll shut off exactly when you want it to shut off at the exact temperature and a little like alarm chime will go off and you can turn it into a slow cooker. If you want it... Oh, okay. But you can only use cookware. The cookware that works on induction is any metal that you can stick a magnet to. You take a refrigerator magnet and if it goes like whack and if it really, boom, sticks to the pot, you can use that on an induction. If it does it, you can't use it. Forget about it. Yeah. Right, but I tested it. It works on my carbon steel wok. It works on cast iron, but it does not work on all stainless steel, only certain ones. Okay. But it has to, you know what I mean by whack? You know, when you put the magnet towards the metal, you feel the pull and it's like boing. It's like clink, it pulls together. Yeah. That you can use on induction, but you know, with induction, if you could set the temperature and the time exactly to precision, that's like having a slow cooker. Yeah. I'm just saying in general and feel free to chime in, but you know, for those guys out there, I mean, it doesn't matter if you're single or not. I mean, maybe if you're single, okay, fine. But you know what? It's good to have a slow cooker. I mean, it really is. I've got two different styles of slow cookers right now. I've got a three quart one. I've got a six quart one. Now, I don't know about Myers. I don't know about Kroger's or any other store of that nature that are like a big box store. And you know, now all these might be considered a big box store too for seeing how it's a German store and they're here in America. But what I'm getting at is they sell like a package deal of pot roast with the trimmings. When I'm saying trimmings, I'm talking carrots, onions, potatoes, the beef for it. And what you do is is you take it, you buy it, go home, get a slow cooker, and then put the three quart slow cooker I got this for, is for that package deal from all these. You dump that in, you add your wet ingredients and whatever seasonings you wanna put in there. Now, granted, feel free to go with whatever seasonings you want. That's up to you. Everybody's got their own taste and season the taste. But you gotta know what you're doing. Now, I've done this with that package deal with the beef and the potatoes and whatnot, threw it in, and oh my God, that turned out so awesome. Now, I've done it with my six quart one, same thing. I had to get all this stuff together and make my own package deal. And what I did was is I kinda cheated a little bit, just a little bit. Instead of buying whole carrots and whatnot, I bought the baby carrots that you get for party trays. And what I did was is I just sliced them up, all the baby carrots and threw it in there. And that worked just as well. You had your carrots, your peas, your onions, for this pot roast, and the potatoes, and the chuck roast. Oh my God, that turned out so good. And you don't have to waste your time on getting the whole carrots, peeling them, slicing them, cutting them, and putting them into the pot. You get baby carrots, they're already peeled, they're already sliced, and all you have to do is just slice them up into coin shapes, maybe like a quarter of an inch to three-eighths of an inch. And you're good to go. So. Well, when my mother used to make the pot roast, when the weather got cold, she used to take a package of dried onion soup mix and some flour and slowly, she dumped the onion soup mix in the drippings of the pot roast and on the bottom. Yeah. And she slowly, you gotta do it slowly, pour in little flour, keep on stirring it, and a little more flour, keep on stirring it. Yeah, and you know what that's called? That's called a roux. A roux. Yeah. Now, you don't need, you don't have to worry about butter or vegetable oil, because you got the fat from the bottom-round pot roast. Exactly, yep. You got the beef, what do they call it, tallow or something? You got the beef fat. Yeah. And, you know, I'm sure with a pork loin, you can probably do the same thing with the pork fat. Yep. You can make a roux either with the dry packet of onion soup mix or cream of mushroom soup. Now, all these has really good soups, you know, a chunky soup. They have their own version of like Campbell's chunky soups. You know, they have the all these versions, a lot cheaper too. Yeah. They have very good quality spam, all these. They have- Next time, I'm gonna have to remember that. Next time I'm in there to get there canned spam. Well, send me, listen, as a reminder, when you're in all these, just send me a Facebook Messenger text and say, I'm in all of these now. And I'll just post a reminder. Yeah. I used to buy the early cooked smoked bacon in the package, the all these brand. Yeah. The all these spam. I used to get all these corned beef hash. That's good. I've had their version of the corned beef. That's good. I used to get the- No, I didn't get it, but I've seen it. They have the all these Vienna sausages. They have very good liverwurst in the deli section at a low price, like a big tube of liverwurst. Braunschweiger, they call it Germans. They have a scrapple. If you want, if you want a good side dish for breakfast, they got scrapple. They got, oh, I even used to get, once in a while, they get the beef frankfurters, black Angus beef frankfurters at all these, at also at a good price. And they're nice because when you, if you grill them, you know, they got that snap to it, you know, like with the casing, they had that snap. Oh, the death of casing, yeah. Yeah, and they were black Angus beef and they were pretty damn good, I mean, for the price. I mean, but they don't always have. And of course they got the fish fillets and they got a, speaking of your, your smoker barbecue thing, all these has a lot of those frozen cornish hens. Now there's, there's something good for you to put outside on the bar. On the stove, you get, you get a mess, you get a, you get a few of those for yourself, cornish hens, and you let those suckers, you put them in in the morning and you let them slow, slow smoke. I'm sure they're good. And all, all of these has great prices. They do, they, you know, I'll tell you one thing, you can get like a bag of pretzels. I'm talking ride or twist pretzels. Yeah. In my neighborhood, 79 cents for a big bag of pretzels. And when I say big bag, I'm talking like your average bag of tips, okay? You know how you get them big bags of chips like from free to lay or what have you. Now you could get a big bag of pretzels, safe pretzels or twisted for 79 cents. I think it's about 29 now. But what I'm making is a buck 29 for pretzels compared to three 29 for a bag of pretzels. Okay. Now mind you, this is a name brand out here for us. All right. Better made. So. They even have nacho tortilla chips, you know, restaurant tortilla chips. Yeah, they do. Yeah, they do. They have tortilla chips, yep. They have like the regular triangle tortilla chips and then they got the scoop ones too. Where it's like a ball and you get like a lot of salsa or whatever that you're putting into the dip. Yep. One time, you know, they have cake there too. One time I tried all these super dark chocolate cake, you know, the one that's like really dark chocolate. Yeah. Yeah, really dark, dark, dark, dark one. And then it was really, it was good, man. It was good. What else did I used to get? The soft pretzels, too, in the frozen section. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I love them things, man. When they come around, I try to stock up on them things. Yeah. The jumbos, the jumbos. Yeah, the soft pretzels where they would come in with the sea salt and you like get them wet and then pour it on there. And after you heat them up with the, you know, steam them with the cover on, steam them. You can dip it in like spicy brown mustard. Oh yeah. Come on. Come on. Oh yeah. They got good stuff, man. I had to pick up a couple of boxes of pretzel bites which is new. I've been shopping at all these for years. Now it's kind of what the name suggests. Now it's a pretzel shell. Now what they do is, is from what I've seen, it was two different versions. It was filled with either pepper jack cheese or mozzarella. Now, what was it? Yesterday I picked up, tried some of the pepper jack pretzel bites and oh my God, it was so good. You had that pepper jack cheese, but you had the deep fry them like french fries. And you had that texture of the pretzel on the outside. And you had the cheese on the inside, kind of like a mozzarella stick. And it was so good. And if you ever try like see their limited time only items, pick it up, pick it up, you'll be surprised. I've picked up some of these specialty items that only last for a limited time. And they are so good and you never know. You might not see it again. But if it gets really popular, they'll bring that back. Kind of like the soft pretzels that you're talking about. Does your, all of these have an appliance section? Where do you have one? Yeah, it's not big, but they do have one. It's out of case. Yeah. It's not big. I also used to get that one time I got the screaming Sicilian frozen pizza from all of these. Yeah, I still get that from time to time and all of these, yeah, the ready baked pizza. Yeah. Yeah. And they also got stuff clams sometimes, not always. Oh, wait a minute. Are you talking about where they're in the clamshell and it's like in the clam? Yeah. I get that from time to time. Yeah. It's got breadcrumbs and chopped clams mixed with the breadcrumbs. With some seasoning in there. Now I generally buy like two packs of that at least and then I save it for New Year's Eve. I'll put a few in the toaster oven, cook about, I don't know, four to six of them at a time depending on, you know, how I'm feeling. And some things are so good. Oh my God. Well, they're frozen. They're frozen for what you do is you let them slightly thaw out so you could separate them. Yeah. And then you, how could you do that? Then you put them, you put them in a container sort of where they won't stick together again. You situate it, like if it's clam shell to clam shell they won't stick. Yeah. But if it's like the breadcrumb to breadcrumb they'll stick. But yeah, you just take out whatever you want and you know you've got the toaster oven like we used to use when I was a kid. That sucker lasts a long time. Yeah, it makes you the trouble of actually using oven. And you know, oven takes up a lot of space and a lot of gas to eat up the oven. Yeah, but you don't want it in the summertime. You don't want to use the oven. No, you don't. You know, you used to have got the AC going. No, you don't want to use the oven. No. Yeah. And the toaster oven, you can put it on broil. Exactly. And you get that, you get that like grilled brown, you know Crunchy top, yeah. Yeah, yeah. You can put like, you can do anything. You can put the country style ribs with barbecue sauce. You can put fish in there. You can put many things, pork chops. And then, you know, you put it on broil. And usually what my mom did is she did one side on very hot bake. And then when she flipped it and put the barbecue sauce on them, then she to do it at the other side, she turned it on broil. And that gives it that crispy browning. Yeah. Yeah. And you don't have to heat up the whole house from the oven with the oven. Nope. Yeah. So that's pretty much it. I guess everybody scrammed. And I'm gonna, I'm probably gonna make with Japanese udon noodles, I'm gonna make, I'm gonna put the smoked pork neck bones with the bok shoy greens in a pot and boil that and then put the noodles to the, what do you call it, the udon or ramen noodles that I get from the Japanese market here. Yeah. Probably have that. What do you say about pork or at least pigs? And I'm quoting you here and I love this quote. So I do this because I love you. And it said, you could eat everything from the pig except for the oink. That's right. You know who told me that I got this black guy from the South. He was from the deep South and he told me you can eat everything on the pig except the oink. Well. Aestax Calhoun. Yeah, the rest 600 pound wrestler. There was another guy called Happy Humphrey, I think that was also pretty big. Yeah. Yeah. Anyway, Ronnie, yes, Ronnie Simpson from Clearwater, Florida. And that's about it. Yeah, I'm getting a little tired and I'm getting a bit hungry. So how long have we been on? Well, the two of us here. Well, the both of us are holding the fort a little over two hours. Hey, look who's here. Our male rights activist Sid. Hey, what's going on, Sid? Yeah, Andre was awesome. Andre was a big, big, big drinker. Andre, he can put away a lot of everything. Man, have you seen a beer can in his hand? Man, that baby can, it was like nothing, man. It was like one of them little, I don't know, Dixie cups that you get out of the dentist's office. Yeah, you're right. It was everything was little, a bottle of beer, a can of beer. And he says he put away a cases of wine. I mean, it's incredible with that guy. Yeah. What was that one movie he was in? Not Robin Hood, but. Oh, I know. I know who it is. The Goonies? No, that was one. That was one movie. Yeah, that was a different movie. I know there's, somebody's out there watching those, what I'm talking about. Even you, you might know, but God. It's not a tip of my tongue, man. It's not a tip of my tongue. Okay, this is an honor of Sid. Yeah, actually he was a boozehound. He, Andre can drink the whole boozehound community under the table. Yeah, he could. He really could. He could. Hey, Sid, this is an honor of Sid. Oh yeah, Triple H has serious ticker problems. Ticker problems. I think it's from the steroids. Hey, Sid, look at that. They say he drank so much to ease all the pain in his body. Yeah, because he had that pituitary disease. It's a pituitary gland just kept on working in high speed. It was a tumor. He had a tumor on the pituitary. Actually, the big show had that removed. He had the same thing. Aglio, Aglio, Aglio Maria, Marico, Aglio. It's something like that. It's just a pituitary tumor. Andre refused to get the surgery. Anyway, this is an honor of Sid. Look, Sid, I got the same Valentine's Day massacre on our wallets up. Yeah, yeah, it's a suck. It's another scam. It's another legal scam for male suckers. I'm glad you came aboard because I had no other excuse to bring the raw heart up. Come on, guys, have a heart. And if you go to a restaurant for Valentine's Day, they rape you. They bend you over a barrel. And then you gotta wait over an hour for a table. You know, you're sitting in the lobby, staring at other couples that are starving. They're hungry. And they're playing this sappy music, this nauseating music. And what about these Jared commercials and Kay Jewelers where they have these fake actors and actresses telling their personal story and they're crying as they're talking. And they're showing the heart shape, diamond necklace or whatever. Or a ring. Hold up in it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it is a massacre on our wallets. Yeah, it's all a scam. All of the Eagle Beaks from whatever Madison Avenue, they all come up with this bullshit. They try to use mind games and psychology. In other words, the guilt trip, you know, like a lot of mothers and girlfriends use and wives use the guilt trip on them to get their way. And it works, you know, like rain in the mother, everybody loves raining. That's the thing, you know, they get bad for us playing our games, but what's the other way around? No, oh, that's different. Yeah. No, he's like, are you talking about BC? Yeah, BC's an alpha male. Yeah, he don't. No, I don't play no games with these chicks, man. I'll tell you that right now. I don't, I hate to put it this way. And I'm sorry for saying it this way, but I don't give a fuck. I really don't. And you can quote me on that. I'm not playing no games. Well, look at the bright side. If you take her out to eat the day before Valentine's Day or the day after, and you go back to the regular menu, you don't get screwed, you know? No, you don't. And there's no wait for a table. Hell, just once he tried to start talking to me today about Valentine's Day. Oh, bitch, do you see this? You see what I got? I call this my pimp pain. This pimp pain gets to stay strong. Why? Because I'm slapping that bullshit away. That's what I'm doing. No. Yeah, well, there's been a hundred bucks a person on a, from a, from a lousy Valentine's Day menu at a restaurant that's like the food is crap. You know, like if you go out, you take your, if somebody takes their mom out on Mother's Day, they do the same thing. And if you go out for Easter Sunday, they do the same thing. Well, you know, here's the thing. Hey, correct me if I'm wrong. You know, your mom, Good night, Bart. Good night, Bart. Thanks, thanks for coming. All right. Good night, Bart. But you know, your mom's your one thing. She gave birth to you. Yeah. That's one thing. Well, when you try to get this girl that's trying to suck everything out of you from your wallet. Nah. Uh-uh. It's like, who was it? Damon Wayans who say, Hey, homie don't play that man. No, better be giving up something. And we all know what that is. So. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Sid is a very good male rights activist for the, for our organization. Hey, Sid, if you're on Facebook, we have an alpha males private chat group on messenger. So give a look for us, alpha males. Yup. It's not a crab cake. It's a crap cake. Yeah, a crap guy, like the Chinese say crap. They can't say crap. It's a crap cake. It's a shit cake. It's a crap cake. Yeah. Well, you know. So, what did Kamen say about Ronnie? He says it's a shit cake. You know, you know what, you know what a friend of mine did? A friend of mine, he, this was back in the 1980s. He, no, it was the early 90s actually. His name was Tony. He went out with this girl who assumed, assumed that Tony was gonna pick up the tap, right? Yeah. So in a restaurant, of course she, she orders the most expensive things on the menu. Fancy cocktail with the umbrella sticking out, some kind of surf and turf dinner or whatever, appetizers, blah, blah, blah, dessert. So talking to this girl, he got, he got wind that she was very materialistic. So you know what he did? He excused him before the check came. He excused him off, he went to the men's room and he went to the waitress and said, and says, I have an emergency, I gotta go. She offered to pay for me. And he snuck out and left her there. And I think Sid would appreciate Tony for what he did. He didn't, he not only stiffed it for the restaurant tab, for the whole thing, but he stiffed there to get her own ride back home again. So she probably, she might have had a call and called a taxi cab and you know, in those days there was no Uber. Yeah, you had to call a cab, you know. So he's probably, I call a yellow cab. But Tony would not do this if the girl was nice. He would do it if it was a bona fide materialistic, parasitic, blood-sucking gold digger. And he did it, and he, he stiffed her. And that's, that was a smart thing to do. That was a very alpha thing to do. You know, don't get me wrong, if the girl is legit, nice, sweet type of girl, type of girl you wanna take home to mom, dad, whatever. Okay, fine, go with it, have it, do what you will. But what James is talking about, I'm in a total agreement with all that. I am, so, yeah, so, I mean, that just depends. I mean, it might, it might take you, I don't know how long it'll take you. Each person is different, but you gotta be a good judging character, you know. And you see this girl being materialistic? No, leave her alone, man. On the other hand, if the girl's legit, sweet, kind, so on and so forth, hey, that's a prize, worth keeping right there. Well, if the women want their, see these other women want their cake and eat it, they want equality when it comes to making money, if they could do the same job as a man, if, or when it comes to the dating world, they don't want equality, they want to stay, they want to, they have, Yeah, they have, Me, me, me, me, me for them, yeah. They have alligator arms, which means they have short, but they have short arms and deep arms. Or short arms, yeah. Oh, I can't reach, I can't reach, oh, I can't reach my purse, I can't get my hands in my purse. Yeah, short arms and deep pockets. T-rex, yeah, t-rex is all jaw and teeth with little, little feeble hands, which I wonder why, I wonder why they, I wonder why they atrophies, I guess from not using them. So that's the story, just, you know, learn guys, you know, if it, listen, a word about cooking. I cook my whole life, BC cooks, Eric Farnfelder cooks, it's not really difficult. If you, if you want to eat good and you have a passion for food, good food, you will make it your business to learn how to cook and you'll be fine, you don't, you don't have to depend on a woman, finding a woman who knows how to cook because most of them refuse to cook, by the way. Yeah, they want to be entertained. So what you do is, unless they're from, their parents are from the other side, okay? Then that's the second, what do they call that? Second generation, something like that. Yeah, they're usually, they force them to learn domestic habits, I mean, domestic talents. So as long as you understand, never put the flame on high, keep all your flames on low and just wait longer for your food. You won't burn your food that way. It'll get cooked just fine. You won't burn and you won't have to scrub any pots with the brulee pads and it'll be good. Just low flame, you know, you can go on YouTube and you can get all the recipes you want, either videos or whatever, mostly videos on the internet. You can get any recipe you want, gentlemen and you don't need to depend on a woman to cook for you. And we all know going out to eat every day gets expensive itself. We all got bills and that is one thing that you could cut out is going out to eat every day. Well, not only go out to eat, but if you have just regular supermarkets around you and you don't have any like all these or anything, grocery shopping is not cheap anymore either. No, it's not. You know, I mean, of course it's easier if you're a single guy that lives alone or you have a couple of roommates and everybody takes care of their own dinners. But if you have not so much a girlfriend or wife that lives with you, but if you have kids, that's a very expensive, gross weekly bill. Yeah. It's a very expensive weekly bill. Now, could you imagine what a dinner would cost? Being you, a wife and two kids at a restaurant? No. Doing it every day. No, you would have to take this out. You would have to eat at home. Yeah, exactly. And I don't know about you James, but I grew up in the house of eight people. You know how many times I ate out, ate out or went out to eat with my parents growing up as a kid? Never. Ever. We always made our food at home. And the only time we had any food outside the house in the house was, I don't know if they've got what they call little Caesars out in your area. Yeah, we got little Caesars, yeah. Okay, well, we had little Caesars in our area and it's a Detroit based thing. But they used to have a pizza pizza thing where you would order a pizza and it would come with two pizzas. And we would do this like every Friday or every two or three Fridays. It's like a treat or a special occasion. And, you know, that was awesome. Which might've been what? At the time, 10 bucks. And this is like the late 80s, early 90s. And that was good memories right there for us growing up. You know what I mean? So. In those days, I'm just remembering having a flashback. When I was a kid, men can afford to have their wife home as a homemaker. Yeah. And a homemaker was very, in those days, they were domestically talented. And they got an early start on dinner because they were homemakers. They got an early start on dinner and they were able to make a lot of food for dinner for the whole family because they were home. You know, and shopping, usually the woman, I think the woman doing a shot. Well, you know, that's another thing. Like my grandfather, he insisted on doing the shopping and she would give my grandfather the shopping list because he likes to hang out for the money. My grandfather was kind of, he was kind of tight with the dollar. So he did the shopping. And he was big on buying things on sale and bulk, you know. And my grandmother was a homemaker and she did a lot of cooking at home. And you just, you have the time to do that. And today, people, families can't afford that to have homemakers, to have the woman just be a homemaker unless the man is wealthy, you know. If the man is wealthy, he can afford to do it. Well, anyway. Well, that depends on your definition of wealthy. Now, if you're Jeff Bezos, you're gonna have some outside swords cooking your food, because you can afford it. He probably has chefs and maids and, you know, when he was married, his wife did nothing. He had his laundry done, the mansion was kept clean, but by others, yeah, I hear you. But if you're like a, dare should I say, a blue collar worker or up, your wife might be cooking something. She might have to work part-time, but she might be cooking something. Now, if you're like, I don't know, I'm just talking here, I'm just saying. Now, if you're making like, say $45,000 a year, you're doing pretty good. Now, if you've got a wife and you, okay, there's a good possibility that the wife is probably cooking or however you wanna work out that type of arrangement with that wife, okay, fine. But when you start having kids, somebody's gonna have to start cooking somewhere and that depends on how many kids you have. And we all know the more kids you have, the more money you need to make to support these kids. Now, for all you guys out there, remember that the more kids you got, the more you gotta work, the more money you need because they all depend on you. Now, I'm referring to the kids. Now, the wife might have to work a little bit, okay, fine. Everybody's gotta contribute. Yeah, hell, even with me growing up in a household of eight people, I've even contributed growing up. So, hey. You gotta do what you gotta do. And when times are rough, things, life is a lot smoother when you have a family unit working together. Yeah, and not against each other. Not against each other, working together. Yeah, you know. And a lot could be accomplished when everybody's on the same page. Yeah, and life is a hell of a lot easier when you're working together than it is against each other. Like, let's say the house you grew up in is a big house. And let's say there's three brothers that are single. And the daughter, there's one daughter, she got married, she moved out of the house. So there's three guys, they still got their original bedrooms. Why the hell, why the hell should these boys, well, these men go out and pay high rents? Why should they pay over $1,000 a month rent when they got a perfectly good bedroom in the house they grew up in? They help their mother, or if their father's still alive, they help their mother and father out. They shovel the snow, they do this, they do that, they cut the grass, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, you know, they do stuff around the house. They help out with the utilities. They help out with the property taxes, they help out with whatever, the water bill, the grocery bill, everybody pitches in. Now, they don't have to move out and pay through the nose for rent. I mean, yeah, if they have a girlfriend, they gotta go, they gotta take it to a mom or a girl somewhere. Yeah, they can't bring the girl in their room unless their parents are real modern, you can't really, it's kind of awkward. And then your brothers will be peeping, will be trying to put a crack at the door and all that. So, you know, for no, yeah. Right, but the thing is, you got locks on the door too, but the thing is that you could save money as a single guy, you could suck away that money instead of giving it over $1,000 to some landlord, you can help out your parents save money on rent and, you know, you have a perfectly reasonable place to live, even though you're helping your parents out, until you get married and leave the house. So, it's like, I heard a lot of kids are moving back home because the economy is really horrible, you know? Yeah. You know, a lot of kids are moving back home. You know, I know it's like, yeah. It's really ironic seeing how this age, you've got COVID. And not many people are going back to work because of the whole unemployment situation. You know, okay, if you're going through unemployment and it's hard to find a job, okay, fine. If it is, fine. But then again, on the other hand, you've got places out there that need people and they're hiring. And some places I've seen where they're offering 15 bucks an hour. And, but there's some catches there. I'm talking, I'm just talking here. My area is either management, 15 bucks an hour, which if it's management, it's gonna be higher than that so it's because it's management. Now, if you're getting like team members entry level, okay, 15 bucks an hour, but you have to work there for a certain amount of time to get that 15 bucks an hour. But then again, if you've got the experience, you're gonna get that 15 straight away. So, you know what screws people over that are looking for a job? A lot of these companies, they're no angels either. No, they're not. They want five years plus experience plus the diploma or the degree or whatever training. Or GED, yeah. Yeah, so they all says five years with the plus sign. Now, if nobody is, if you're a student that just graduated and you're looking for your first entry level job, somebody's gotta give you a start. You gotta get a start somewhere. But if everybody wants five years plus experience, how do you get that start? How do you get that experience? In some cases, you have to do what is that? I wanna say apprenticeship, but apprenticeship or internship. Intern, they call it now, intern. Yeah, they used to call it on-the-job training. Yeah, that too, yeah. It went from apprenticeships back in the day to then to on-the-job training, then to like you said, internships. And you know, I mean, to get that experience to put on your resume, that's the only way you could do it. Because if you're somebody in the early 20s that graduated, and you're unfortunate enough to have a huge student loan to pay back. Yep. You can't be working at Burger King trying to pay you off your student loan. No, and tell you the truth. I'm lucky enough to go on to school and this might be a shock to you guys. I work at Burger King, but what's holding me back is transportation. James knows this. My transportation is for shit right now. Yeah, and that mechanic is a scumbag trying to wanting to charge you a thousand dollars. Yeah, and I'm still waiting on that boy. And I'll tell you what, I paid just under half of the money on that thing right now. And I'm still waiting on it. Now, do I have the money to pay the rest of it off? Yes, I do. Have I been saving? Yes, I did. But the problem is, is once I pay off that scooter, I'm back to living paycheck to paycheck. But the plus side is, is I started thinking about it. I just, I hate to say it, but I got my W2s. So I'm gonna have at least about $2,000 coming back to me. So that's good. So what, I'm not gonna get into it, but James and I and some other person, we've talked about it, and you know what? I might have been looking at it the wrong way. And I've had comments on my page on YouTube and whatnot that's watched. And I appreciate it for everybody's support and whatnot. But you know what? I was looking at it the wrong way. I'll tell you one thing. Was I feeling down, feeling depressed, feeling like everything was coming in at me? Yes, I was. I'll tell you that right now. And you know what? I thank James and that third person. I don't like to drop names, but they know who they are. And I appreciate all the help that we talked about after the show. I really do. And thank you, James. I thank you that third person. You know who you are if you're watching. And you know what? We all have a tendency of having too much coming at us at one time. And I like to say sometimes it's all a state of mind. If you look at it as in a negative way, it's gonna be a negative situation in your life. And you know what? You don't have to tell people, your personal business of what you're doing. You don't have to reveal on social media, everything you do. So whatever we discuss off the air, you can keep that to yourself and do what you need to do. And you don't have to say a word to the public. You just, you know. I mean, I get it, I get it. I mean, I'll ask you this. You and I have known each other for quite some time now. Probably what? A year now maybe? Probably. I met you on Michael Hilton's Sunday, Saturday or Sunday? Saturday. Yeah, one of his live streams, yeah. I think it was Saturday when he used to call it Saturday, he used to speak with you. He used to speak easy, yeah. Saturday's something, yeah. And I first met you there, okay. Yeah, so I mean. I mean, granted, do I talk a lot about my personal business? No. No. I post on media. I really don't. I mean, if you look at my Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, not so much, but every now and again, it slips out. Okay, fine. But then again, that's why I'm not going into great detail of what's what. So that's why UI and another individual had an important discussion off the air. Yeah, exactly. And I just want you guys to know, hey, I do appreciate that. I mean, once you- We talked about many great things. I won't get into great detail, but it was definitely helpful. Because once you start posting things on social media and people start talking shit. Yeah. And yeah. It's like, what's that, how's that go? Don't say too much about what's going into your life because people will use that against you. They will. Yeah. So that's why I'm not going into great detail about it. I mean, they'll be nosy, but they won't tell you everything that's going on in their life. Like they'll be secret, they'll be secretive, but they'll be nosy about you. Yeah. But a lot of times, now, the real question is, is me, I like to sit back and watch everybody else because everybody else has a tendency of talking and they let you know what their true intentions are. And if you know what to watch out for. So, like I said, off the air, I'm thankful for you and that third person for having that discussion. Well, if you want to talk about beer and whiskey review or barbecue or you want to share recipes or you want to talk about politics or you want to talk about your governor, that woman that's a- Oh, Gretchen Whitmer? Yeah. Gretchen or whatever. If you want to talk about, we would talk about the electric car before. That's one thing, but what? Real personal stuff is nobody's business. Yeah, exactly, exactly. Now Sid asks about Midland, yeah. Now I've got no problem with Midland, Michigan. I really don't. I mean, everybody knows me, man. I'm a big supporter of Michigan stuff. You know me. And I've got an uncle that lives up in Lansing and you know what, it's great, it's awesome. So I've been just about almost every spot in the mid of Michigan. So, hey, you know me. I love Michigan to death. I always say it always will. Remember that porn show, that porn shop reality show from Michigan that was on True TV. I don't even know if they're still on. Yeah. Gold, less gold is the owner's name was less gold. And he had a son of the daughter that fought like cats and dogs. They were always arguing. Yeah, he was what kind of ball the Jewish guy. He's, he's. Yeah, he was holding on top. He had the ponytail. And he had the, you know, the gold chains and everything and they was less gold. It was porn. It wasn't porn stars that that's that's in Las Vegas. Yeah, that's different. Oh, it was called hardcore porn porn. Oh, yeah. Now some of the people that walked in there and made a big, big drama. Yeah. I think a lot of it was staged because how could, how could even a porn shop, how could they have so many people walk in and cause a scene? No, that's for TV, man. That's for the dramatic effect. That's what that was. So you think, you think some of it was colored up to fit it for the show. Yeah. A lot of it's for the show. And I think the ones that caused the drama were actors to pump up everything. You know what I mean? They blow things out of proportion or whatnot. Yeah. They blow it out of proportion. They do it for ratings, I guess. I gotta tell Jason when I'm gonna have the dinner. I'm gonna have a simple dinner with, I'm gonna make a soup with smoked pork, neck bones and bok choy. And then I'm gonna add ramen noodles. I have these egg ramen noodles from the Japanese market. Mitsue. And that's gonna be my dinner. I try to mix things up. So I never eat the same thing two days in a row. I try to mix things up. Let me ask the, yeah, I got rid of him. The Russian bot, scammer, spammer, whatever you wanna call it. Divining Rods, did you, are you pleased with today's show? Oh, that was fast. Do you think it was petty for certain people to leave so quickly? Actually, yeah, I'm referring to one person. Oh, was it because attention was focusing on my friend, the entertainer, Paul Mantia? Yes. Was it kind of immature, like a person taking a tantrum? Okay. Is Joe Biden taking so long to get things done because he's still obsessed with bipartisanship and getting Republicans to like him? Yes. Is this equal to being a pussy, a fade-a-mail? Yeah. Did Joe Biden really take a shit in his pants in public? Yeah, let's see. Jason says, I bet your dinner isn't, I bet your dinner isn't $109 per person plus tax and tip like that menu I sent you. Oh yeah, there's a restaurant in the Seattle, Washington region that was charging $109 a person for Valentine's Day. Hey, new restaurants that are doing this, price gouging the customer, I have an itch in the center of my forehead that need to scratch it. This is all to them greedy motherfuckers I've Valentine's Day, that's right. Bam! Yeah, his bowels are loose because he's like pushing, he's old, man, he's old. And he whispers when he talks, he doesn't have the vitality to speak up. His volume is, Harris. Well, she's a hell of a lot better for the middle class and the poor than Donald Trump would have been. That's for sure. Yeah. Donald Trump is a sociopath. He don't care if you're poor, he don't care if you die. Well, most Republicans, Mitch McConnell's like that. It's at a golf course. It's not even that fancy of a spot. Oh, so it's part of a country club, Jason? Yeah. Like, all the thirst and howl of the thirds with lovey, you know, they all go there. Let me guess. Let me guess. A female brought the restaurant and the special menu to your attention. Oh, yeah, it was what she was where she wanted to go. Is it where she? She wanted to go. Oh, let me ask the Divining Rod set. Oh, they're right with you, Sid. OK, I just got home after six. Oh, your home now. Six and six hour plus hour drive. And we are having 20 plus people to the house. Are you fucking serious? Yeah, we're ordering out today. You drove six hours from your friend from staying with your friend in Oregon. What was the town called Eugene or something? All right, six hours. You just got home 20. I'll be right back. Yeah, yeah, 20 people are coming to the house today for dinner and to celebrate your mother in law's birthday. So let me guess. It wasn't your plan. Am I right? It wasn't exactly your plan. Unbelievable. You have to wear a jacket and no jeans that is Valentine's dinner. Oh, you got to wear a suit. Well, is it true that it wasn't your idea to to read the menu? Oh, my God. This is so worn out. This what let me tell you something. You know how many wives throw this up to their husband's face and use the old guilt trip? You never take me anywhere. You never spend quality time with me. You don't make me your priority. You don't love me anymore. Give me a break. What are you? What are you? What are you a mule pulling a plow for God's sakes? One of these days. You're going to like say that's it. I have it up to here. I want rest and relaxation. I want peace and quiet. I don't want to entertain people. I don't want to spend a lot of money in fancy places with small portions of food and elaborate atmosphere. Why? Because I don't feel like it. That's why I simply don't feel like it. Oh, for God's sakes. Well, let me guess. You're really too exhausted for this. For this third of a moment party. Or should I say sperm at the moment? This wasn't my plan and total cost to you is astronomical to you, Jason, my friend, to you and the plan wasn't made by you. It was made by her and you have to pay for it. Do and the big question is, do you have to pay for it? The magic question, the Vining Rods. Will Vladimir Putin invade Ukraine? Yikes, would this be the start, possibly a World War Three? Yes. Do you think China will invade Taiwan? Yes. Will this World War Three be is it for is it what is foretold in a book of revelations? Come on. Come on, Laker. What was that? That's not good. Oh, that's my baby. Oh, I just love her. Hold on. Hold on. That was for Sid, for Jason. Does Jason really, even though he's married man, does he really have to be spending all this money? No. Oh, yes. Oh, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Now, all right, let me ask it again. Jason, even though he's not planning all these expensive things, does he have to take on the cost, take on the cost of all this? Has to be. No, OK, I was throwing too much at the at the defining one. Well, it's like it's like group therapy. He feels better venting to us because we're telling you, see, we're on the outside looking in. We can give you the honest to God, true true opinions of a logic, the voices of reason. You know, we're we're we're seeing it from like a Mr. Spock way of thinking. We're seeing it logically. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. In honor of brother Nimoy, live long and prosper. Live long and prosper, my friends. And peace on the you. Peace on to you. May you crap a big pool. Without any blood vessels being popped. On Friday, my wife texts me and says, we are having my family and several of my mother-in-law's friends. Mother-in-law friends, you're not obligated to entertain your mother-in-law's friends and I'm trying to not to snooze profanity here over for dinner. I didn't have a say in it at all. So I take it. Your wife likes to be controlling and and mark out the commands. You don't oh, you don't oh. So now not only do you have to entertain your in-laws constantly. But you also have to entertain their friends. As your wife's friends, too. No, you don't. You don't you don't owe any of them a damn thing. Now, my blood pressure is going sky high now. I'm my I'm starting to get it also right now. Well, because, you know, because. It's a tough situation because Jason is our co-host and our friend. I will I will refrain do it. I will refrain from profanity for the course of this gathering. I could buy a plane ticket to come visit you, James. And that's what I was saying. Do it. What you're saying is what you're saying is OK, a round trip from the West Coast to here with, let's say, Expedia.com is probably is probably several hundred bucks. Yeah, that's what this is called. One fifty at least, roughly. Yeah, well, it depends what time of year. It depends the time you go on the plane and whatnot. Yeah, Jason, you're a better man than me. I wouldn't have a slice of your patience, a slice. I wouldn't have I wouldn't have a baby spoonful, which is I think might be half of a teaspoon. I wouldn't even have a squirt of your patience, Jason. Bart has more patience than me. Bart Bart is the voice of reason, you know, you know, I don't know why he doesn't come on the show, man, Bart. Someday he will someday he will. You know, I'm surprised a fart doctor never mentioned why he was away so long. I really bought when somebody is that secretive, it annoys me. All right, Jason says the rods are always right. I have to spend the money. Yeah, rods, Jason, please forgive me. What? Eighth. Because you're a better man than I am, man. I want to spend the money. Is Jason Cleveland in reality? Does he really have to spend the money? What? Is Jason is Jason Cleveland someday in the future going to blow a gasket like a pressure cooker? I would I would I would be very happy to be your your counselor at law, your representative. But I would I would raise my I would go Joe Pesci on her. Like Mike Beastie says, I would go Joe Pesci on her. Yeah, I suppose you need to go Joe Pesci on somebody's ass, man. I swear to God, you know why you know why you haven't seen me at the sushi place because it is it is close to single digit temperature here close to it is way below freezing with windshield and I have to walk four blocks to get to the sushi place. But I did go to the the duck king Chinese restaurant yesterday, which is down the hill around the block. And I was suffering trying to walk home that the air was so frigid, I felt my lungs freezing. That's why I'm not. I would love to go have all you can eat sushi. And I don't I don't feel like spending seven bucks to go four blocks, taking an Uber ride. Those other those fucking crooks, they belong in the in the chiseless Hall of Shame, Uber and Lyft. Guests are starting to arrive already. He just got home. They're hungry, man. They're hungry. They've got to get something to eat. They followed that's what they did. He drove six hours from Eugene, Oregon, and now he's got to entertain all these people on his day, man. They're going to have to stay the night. I'm assuming which means he's got to make breakfast for all these people or go out to breakfast either or. Yeah, take him to White Castle or McDonald's for a McMuffin. Yeah. You know, you know, you know who created all this purgatory or what his wife did. Remember the Twilight Zone episode where the guy kept on saying Willoughby, Willoughby, next stop, Willoughby. And his wife was like really cruel, was like, you know, constantly threatening him and yelling at him and putting him down. And his boss was doing the same thing. And he used to ride the train home and he would fall asleep and have a dream that the train let him off at this like paradise of a town where everybody was super nice to everybody. And it was like a quiet country town or like a rural town. Yeah, everybody was super, super nice. And you know how it ended? It ended up that the train got into a terrible crash and it showed the Willoughby funeral home. The Willoughby funeral home. And he died in the train crash and he ended up in Willoughby. Next stop, Willoughby. And his dream, Willoughby, was the name of the town. And here's a guy that was abused, browbeaten. Yeah, same thing. Same here, Jason. And we will we will pray for you. I mean, I have I have a super mystical alter that I have. Hey, thanks, man. Hey, thanks for watching. Thanks for coming. And, hey, I feel for you, man. I really do. Don't take me the wrong way, but I feel for you. Well, this is a really, really terrible situation for Madison. I mean, I really feel bad about it. And I mean, I like to take that this here that we got here right now that we're doing right here. This I don't know if it's the right way to put it, but I'll say that it was almost a sanctuary for guys to get away. Well, that's why I created that. That's why I created the alpha male's Facebook Messenger group. I mean, but Jason terminated his his Facebook account. Otherwise, I would make him a moderator of my page and everything when he could join the group. To me, it is it is like group therapy. It is. And, you know, we all know these girls getting their little groups, their little cliques, they talk. They talk about every single one of us. I don't care who you are. They talk about anything and everything. And that's what we're here for, is for the same thing. Listen, these girls, when they get together, I'm sure they talk about their boyfriends and husbands in detail. I'm sure they talk about their sexual experiences, even with their husbands to their friends. And they complain, oh, he's always horny all the time. He's always bothering me. I'm too tired, but yeah. Oh, he doesn't he doesn't touch me like he used to. I am very frustrated sexually. I haven't had an orgasm in years. You know, so you're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't. Yeah, always there, always complained. Yeah, it's like if you're gone too much. Why are you so why are you gone so much because I'm paying the bills? And if you're there all the time, why are you all up in my face? Why are you in my grill? God, I hate you. Come on. There's no in between. It's either one or the other, at least from my experience. Yeah, you know, Horndog, like I said, remember Horndog? Yeah, I remember Horndog. He was on Stout Sunday this morning. Yeah, Horndog is bad, but I'm really I'm surprised. You know, you know, when a fart doctor vanished when he was supposed to, when he told me he wanted to come. Live with us on a Sunday show on video, you wanted to come come on video like we're doing now. Yeah, and he completely fell off the end of the earth. Yeah, off the map, you know, but, you know, I this is seeing this in 2012. This is why I created Holistic Health Talk, the group that Mark Zuckerberg banned me from my own group. This is why I created the other groups so people can have fellowship and communicate together in fellowship and and give advice for free, not to make money off anybody, but to help each other with in fellowship. You know, people talk, to learn, it's to grow. It's to be a better person than what you are. It's to get your mind right. You know, people have the same hobbies and interests and passions and they could share things, you know, information like like the sharing we did right now towards the end of the show. And now now I feel that the alpha male red pill talk of the show is more important than I originally thought it would be because a friend. Is going through very difficult times and we feel empathy and compassion. And we actually made him feel a little bit better by being able to talk it out. And I'm glad that the alpha male part was helpful to a person that we know. And Sid understands what I'm saying. Yeah, I think it's probably Vladimir Putin. Yeah, you know, Vladimir Putin has 100,000 troops at the Ukraine border and all of a sudden this bot. Everybody's getting this bot. This working bot. Everybody's complaining about it. Well, if he keeps it up, that bot's going to get a boot. Yeah, yeah. Anyway, that's about it. I'm going to I'm going to say. Good night to everyone. I'm going to go make dinner and have have a have a lovely. Early part of this week. I will be on. Um, Eric Fraunfeld. There's a wild card Wednesday, which is Wednesday. And after that, I will be on Fandango Friday, which is Friday. Yeah. And, uh, yeah, Eric, Eric left so abruptly, though. But anyway, you know, he hung out with us for for a while. You know, he thanked me for him being on my show. I just, uh, you know, whatever, it is what it is. So everybody. BC. I'm glad you. You you were happy with what I sent you. Yeah, off the air privately. And again, James. Hey, thank you, man. I appreciate you for having it here there, man. And all I can say is, yeah, thank you. You're welcome. And and just take your time. Go through it slowly and and then after you do that, shoot the works. Shoot the works like like my friend did. She shot the work and she and now she now she she's getting the works. Mm hmm. So, but like I said, well, OK, my bed, just like you said, I'm in agreement with here. That's why I'm here. We're here to support each other, man. Don't get me wrong. So, hey, yeah, I had my moment. James was there. The third person was there. That's all it was a and I will say thank you for both of y'all. And I know Jason was concerned and to you, I thank you to Jason Small. Hey, yeah, Jason, I really I really feel for him driving over six hours. And now and now he's got to spend several hundred bucks on on entertaining twenty people after driving six hours is really this despicable. I want to show B.C. my my shopping bag for stores that are not going to be carrying plastic bags starting May 1st in New Jersey. Yes, that's true. And my Albee bag, my brother gave me a nice. Give me a nice duffel bag with the. I'll show you with with the shoulder strap. Right. Oh, it goes around my shoulder and it's got so many. It's got so many compartments on the side. It's got zippered compartments in the front. You know, you can put your toothbrush and shaving stuff. It's got it's got more zippers on the on the other side. And it's got a big lot of room here for the groceries and, you know, why? Why kill yourself if you could you can use use your head, use science. I know Willie Brown was a good mayor, Willie Brown, B to B.C. Willie Brown was a good mayor. This Governor Whitmer Gretchen Whitmer. You know, I think she's OK and I might get a lot of flag for saying this, but a governor, she's not the top best governors that we had in Michigan. But this is where I'm going to get the flag from. I don't want to. If she wasn't married, I had five minutes alone with her in the room. Lord, those were going to be doing it at room with her, man. Oh, my God, I'm just going to leave it to the man's nation. That's all I'm saying. Oh, yeah, those those those insurgents or insurrectionists, whatever, in Michigan, that storm that the Lansing Capitol building, you know, the Capitol building, they went down her street trying to stalk her at her own house. Yeah. Oh, they little group of like eight people. Yeah, they tried to kidnap her. Yeah. Yeah. They they wanted they threatened their life, too. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, I'm I'm I'm not for that type of thing. That you're talking about. I mean, let me get that out of the way. We're just talking that this is what actually happened. But you know what? It looks like she's got a juicy booty, man. I'll tell you that right now. Now, now, Michigan is not far from Ontario, Canada, right? No, it's not. It's pretty close. Yeah. And I think I think one of I think the border town is Hamilton, if I'm not mistaken. I'm not sure, but I'm not going to disagree with you. Yeah. Hamilton, I know Ottawa is the capital of Canada. That's yeah, Ontario. And then there's the truck drivers. Are they just because they don't I don't feel like getting shot. Yeah, they don't want to get the vaccine. It has something to do with the vaccine. And they're holding up traffic. I mean, literally, right? I mean, down the street, literally down the street at the Ambassador Bridge in the Windsor Tunnel here. And you know how much of a ruckus that is? There's live coverage. I think I'm freaking YouTube about this and you can watch this sign. And it's like, it's so crazy, man. I figured it's crazy and awesome at the same time. It was like, dude, we're already having supply problems with shipments or ships on the West Coast. Now we're having problems with the freaking truck drivers. Not coming into the US on the Canadian side. Dude, you know how crazy this is? This is it's almost a revolution here, man, for real. It's insane. Yeah, it is. See, this is what happens after two years of this COVID thing, man. People, I thought I lost my mind a year ago, man, when I started spewing off at the mouth. But this is even worse. So yeah, I mean, I mean, they're being really there. They're their protests is based on misinformation and lies. Yeah. And really, it's they're actually like babies, really, they're taking tantrums with this. It's ridiculous protests. Yeah, I'll be right there. I had a bathroom emergency. I'll be right there. That's why I had to step out for a second. Yeah. No, I can't. No, I'm too tall, boys. I hate them. Milwaukee's best I say. I had to go. I tell you one thing, I tell you one thing, a large beer sure makes you pee a long time. Nail, Nail. Yes. So so. That is the situation with the track and trailer drive. Now, look apart now, Bart. I'm a. I'm I'm about your age. And I live alone here and I'm divorced. I'm divorced with no children. And I love the concept of coming and going as I please and doing whatever I want and not not having to answer to anyone. And, you know, go in a bed when I feel like going to bed and working out when I feel like working out and and and eating what I feel like eating. You know, basically what you want, when you want, how you want, where you want. So yeah. The Republican Republicans won't do a damn thing for the poor in the middle class. I don't they're all they all stink on ice, in my opinion. Rick Snyder should go to jail. That's my opinion. Fat fuck lawyer named Lenin was charging them all kinds of money in his defense over Flint. Oh, the Flint. Yeah, the water situation. Yeah. I'm I'm a mother. People should be in jail for that. Because they want to save money to go from the Detroit River to the Flint River, which caused more problems and cost of the hell a lot more than trying to save money. So fuck Snyder. He could go to jail and everybody else that was in bed with him on that one. I'm honestly surprised that the government, the federal government, didn't step in from day one and and and rectify that whole situation with the Flint water. I mean, why did why did it continue on for so long? I don't know. But you know what? They're getting closer to an end. I'll tell you that right now. The people, the people, the state is, I mean, what is Gretchen? What does Gretchen have to say about this? I mean, what is she doing? Well, I know she's a force in the federal guidelines. I know that much. She's talking about before her election about fixing the damn roads. I haven't seen a goddamn thing about the roads being fixed ever around here. You know what? The roads around here are pretty freaking bad. And I'll tell you right now, we've got a lot of potholes. Yo, yeah. Oh, yeah. I put it to you like this. If I want a lot of money, like say, if I want the mega millions or the power ball. Yeah. For a ton of money. And I was able to afford, like say, okay, best example, a Lamborghini. I am not buying a Lamborghini in this state ever because we both know Lamborghini sit low to the ground. And these potholes are going to tear up the bottom of that Lamborghini like no way. And you know how expensive Lamborghinis are. And they're more expensive if you're going to take them in to get it fixed. And we don't have many Lamborghini dealers around here. So you know it's going to take a while for that Lamborghini to get fixed. No, give me a regular Ford with, what is that? A lift system or a lift kit with mud grip tires for all this. Because I could take it out in a freeway with the potholes, side streets with the potholes. And I could go off roading with this thing for this state. Seeing how we've got the upper peninsula, the upper half of the mid. You can go back roading everywhere. As long as you've got all that going for you. And you know what? That's a better choice than getting a Lamborghini driving on the pavement here in Michigan. You know, you should get this guy, I know him from Tennessee. He got a new, I think it's Mitsubishi 3 cylinder car. And let me tell you, he said it's the room in it because he's not short. He's tall. He says the room, the leg room is great. He says, he was very surprised at how much room there is on this 3 cylinder car. And he gets fantastic gas mileage. Oh, I bet. Yeah, that's another thing. All these high level politicians, man, it takes so long to prosecute them. It's really, you know, if one of us did something, they'd throw away the key. Yeah. State lawyer's fees. Well, but then again, that's what lawyers do, man. They hack up the price and that's where the money's made. Oh, yeah. I had to get a lawyer one time for something. And I was kind of surprised that their retainer fee was a thousand dollars. Let me tell you, let me tell you, they didn't do shit. They didn't do shit. I would I would have been in the same situation. I mean, I didn't get I didn't get in trouble per se, but the outcome would have been exactly the same as if I didn't get the lawyer. But the lawyer says, oh, you have to have a lawyer, you know, to never be your own representative. That's that's for a fool. You're very foolish. Yeah. I mean, what the fuck did the lawyer do? He didn't do anything. You know, you know, yeah, I mean, I know what potholes are like. And I can't picture potholes that never get filled. You know, you know, here in the springtime, they filled potholes. Yeah. And I've seen sections like four foot by 10 foot I'm talking four foot wide by 10 feet long, where it's just cobbled together with nothing but was it asphalt? And it was like, dude, really, really, it's a hot pod of things. Get the fucking goddamn road fixed. Really? Hell, I could tell the difference when I leave Michigan and go into Ohio. But then again, they keep their roads maculant in Ohio because of the turnpikes. Well, little roads are perfect. I'm talking perfect. But once I've been on it, did you ever drive on a road and have a pothole come upon you suddenly, unexpectedly, and then you're like, boom. Yeah. Yeah. A couple of times. Yeah. On I-75, I'll tell you that right now. And I was driving an F-150. And, you know, I'm not saying I feel anything, but what you're talking about, I definitely felt it on that one. You're like, holy shit. What the hell was that? And you're like, it's like a crater. Yeah. And I'll put it to you like this. I knew a guy, and this happens more often than not, where he was driving on the road, hit a pothole, it damaged his rim, tore up the tire, and he had to get a whole new rim, whole new tire, and have the suspension worked on because it was that bad. So. To be able to sue the state or the, or the. He tried, but there was his own, they said it was his own damn fault. You should have watched out. You should have watched. Well, the potholes shouldn't have been there. Yeah, exactly. So you're screwed away. I had, I had an issue where when I lost my car in the flood, because there were only, there were only two cops on duty at night in Saddlebook, New Jersey, and we had a flat flood, and they didn't get a chance to put the sign up to block the road. And it was raining so hard, the visibility was like almost zero. Yeah. And before you know, you know it, I was in deep water and my, once your engine takes in water, it's nine times, nine times out of 10, it's shot. Well, guess what? Town did not even reply to me about the fact that they only had two cops on duty. And the cops didn't get a chance to close the road and, and the municipal borough, the borough, the mayor's office, nobody replied to me. In other words. Which begs the question, why is there only two cops on duty? There's more crimes going on for two cops to handle. There should have been more. Yeah, there should. Yeah. Why were there two cops on duty with a flash flood warning from the thunderstorms? And but, but it was, but it was Saturday night. Why is there? Why is there two cops on duty? Exactly. And if there wasn't that flash flood, there shouldn't still be more cops than two. Because you know how many people are going to be coming home from the bars, drinking and driving? There should have been at least 10, at least. Yeah. Well, you know, there were a lot of cars that were stuck because of the flash flood. It wasn't just, it wasn't just the street that I was stuck on. There were, there were vehicles all over. Even in front of a Marriott hotel, there was a vehicle in a flood that came out of the Marriott. But the problem is two cops on duty on a Saturday night. Exactly. With the flash flood warning. Yeah. Even, well, I mean, yeah, yeah, I agree with you with that. But even without the flash flood, there should have been way more cops than just two on a Saturday night. And you know what? Cops love Saturday nights at Friday nights. Or at least they should. Because you know how many drunk drivers you can catch out of Friday and Saturday night? A lot. And you know what? That causes more income for that city through court costs and whatnot. I mean, I mean, it's penny wise and pound foolish for the mayor to think, oh, look at all, look at the tax dollars I'm saving. Yeah, right. Bullshit. Look at all the shit that goes down because you only had two cops scheduled on duty. And I talk about revenue from, like you said, from writing tickets and moving violations. And cars getting towed and you know, the tow truck people. Well, AAA, I had AAA plus. Now AAA was so busy that night that my weight was quite a long time. So it's a good thing my sister doesn't live too far from there. She kept me company. And I was soaked. I stunk like frigging sewer water. I had water, I had water almost up to my hip bones. And these people that lived on that street, I felt bad for the houses that lived on that street because they couldn't, they couldn't drive down their own street. This lady is a Colombian lady says here, don't, don't stand around in the rain. Yeah, sit on my front porch and wait. I says, thank you very much. She even brought like a blanket outside. Oh, that's nice of her. Yeah, that was real nice of her. You know, my sister's stank there and everything we hung out. And what happened is the tow trucks from the town, they said, if we tow you, if we tow you, we'll just tow you out of the flood. And that's it. Because if we take you to, if we take you anywhere, it'll be where we have to charge you storage, storage to store your car. I mean, what a racket. Now, I don't want to, I don't want to talk about it in public. It involves my somewhat, someone in my apartment building that lives downstairs. It was a, it's a tenant versus tenant dispute. It's bullshit. Yeah, it was, I was, I was a victim of political correctness. And that's another talk show. But anyway, yeah, they said they would, if they took me to a parking lot, I would have to pay storage to keep my car there. Like every night I would get slapped with a fee. Believe that bullshit, man. But anyway, I'm going to, I'm going to call it a call it a night. I want to thank everybody for a great show. Everybody collectively, everybody. Thank you, BC. And you're welcome, man. Hey, you know me, man. Hey, you need me. Hey, let me know, man. Thank you. No. But you know what? This shooting to shit thing is fun because it's like, you can, you talk about whatever. It's like, whatever. You know, it goes, it goes like, it's a flow. It goes from one subject, one topic into another topic into another. Yeah, it kind of evolves into something else. Yeah. Yeah. It's just like, it's like a natural progression of thought. It'd be like, okay, perfect example. Now I'm going by the, like early to mid nineties. Now I used to hang out at donut shops. Okay. And we used to have some color for characters out there in these donut shops. You know, I know there is kind of like, yeah. Well, I want to say it's like entirely like this, but it's kind of like the idea of this where you'll sit there, you'll have a cup of coffee, and you'll have like different characters like you, me, Paul, Eric. And they'll discuss everyday stuff. Yeah. And we'll just speak what's on our minds and, you know, what we're thinking and feeling of any given subject. And it's like with the comment section too, man. They're a part of this too. So this is kind of like, we're having a big old group discussion about whatever. You know, I went live one time at a Dunkin Donuts in my hometown. And it was a big, it was on the table. And I set up my phone like I did at the restaurant. And it was like you said, it was a big discussion. And, you know, it was fun. You know, I mean, I know the Dunkin Donuts is kind of a rip-off because everything's shrinking except for crying out. But, you know, in the summertime, I would get an iced coffee with whole milk, hazelnut iced coffee with whole milk and sugar in the summer. And I would get something like some kind of a donut. Or a blueberry donut, a muffin, something like that. I might get like a cheese danish or I might get a croissant or I might get, yeah. I'll get something. Nair claw, something, yeah. Yeah. And then we all sit around and we shoot the breeze. And, you know, the same thing happened at the barber shop where I used to get my hair cut. All these dudes would be in there talking about different stuff. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now, these are havens for guys, man. These are havens for guys. Remember this. Internet goes down, hang out at the barber shop, hang out at the donut shop. Why? Because you're going to get somewhat similar situations in that type of scenario. It's a man cave. It's a man cave. Yeah, it's an out, yeah, extended man cave. Yeah. Do you remember Floyd's barbershop on He-Haw, the show He-Haw? Yeah, yeah. And everybody would be talking about different stuff at Floyd's barbershop. Yeah. You know, it was, that's what happened. This is going back pre-internet. Okay. People would go to the barber shop just for this type of scenario, you know, where you get to shoot the shit and whatnot. And you know what? I miss that. I loved it. And I get times change. People change. But you know what? I'm glad we evolved. But you know what? Sometimes we got to get back to shooting the shit. And yet here we are. This was way before not only cell phones. Yeah. Not only smartphones, not only cell phones. It was way before beepers came out. Yeah. And there was no internet. People didn't have tablets and laptops. And they didn't have desktops at home. And this is what people did. They went to their local place where they might have donuts and coffee, or they might be a luncheonette, or there might be a hamburger joint, or a hot dog joint, or a barbershop, and guys would, you know, people would go. And they would go every day if they liked the place. And they would see, they would see same people that like to go here also. And you get to know this one and that one and that one. And pretty soon everybody's sitting near each other. And you just have these great conversations. Yeah. Actually, in my hometown, at the Burger King, I went there for breakfast one morning because I had to go somewhere. I went for breakfast. And it was a bunch of, it was like a half a dozen older dudes all like congregating, having Burger King breakfast. And they were all talking about politics and entertainment industry. And then, you know, what's going on. The weather, the sports, movies, sports. Yeah. Headline, breaking news, everybody's having great conversation. And funny too, guys are saying funny shit. Oh, yeah. You're going to get like two or three of them guys that are like really funny. Well, they'll come up with these lines or what I like to call, well, I shouldn't say zippers, but like zingers. That's what it is. Zingers. It's like they'll say something and it'll be funny as shit. And they'll have the whole crowd just died because, you know, it's not always that funny, but it's true. Well, the thing is, the funnier it becomes. Well, they're telling funny stories about their relatives too. Yeah, that too. I mean, it could be anything. It doesn't have to be politics. It could be their family, their relatives. You know, gossip, men gossip too. Yeah. And I guess women do it when they used to go to the beauty parlor. Yeah. You know, the older women with the big beehive hairdos with all the hairspray. Yeah, they used to go to the salon. Yeah, they used to go to the salon. Yeah. I don't know why they called it a beauty parlor because there were those hair hairstyles were ridiculous. Yeah. You know, it got me thinking that one scene from was a good fellas where they actually show where Ray Leota's wife goes to like a beauty parlor. And it's the same thing where they're just they're just talking about their man. So on and so forth. But it was like, yeah, so big deal. What's the big deal? Where you get Ray Leota's characters doing the same thing where you meet them in the, what is that, the tiki lounge or whatever with Robert De Dere or Joe Pesci is like, funny how? What do you mean funny? What do you mean funny? Am I here to amuse you? It's like one of the things where they sit around and they just bullshit. Is it ha ha funny? Or what kind of fun? Am I here to amuse you? I was like, no, man. It's just the way it all started. I don't understand. You said it. You said it. How am I supposed to know? You're the one that said it. He thought he was being mocked, you know, that he was being mocked. Yeah, he got offended. But anyway, everybody God bless you. This was a great show. We got to do it again soon. And BC, I'll see you. I'll see you on Facebook Messenger. And I'll see Jason Cleveland, the poor soul. I'll see him on. Jason, we're playing for you, man. Hey, we're pulling for you. We're praying for you, man. Yeah, if you have what's app, which is owned by Facebook, he's over there. Yeah, I'm over there too, man. You should have my email address. So if he wants to get a hold of me, get a hold of me there. So you've got my email address. You get me get all of me through that too. So I wonder if you can do like a group chat. Yeah, I just found out today that when I did start Sunday, they've got a thing on there that's kind of like the beer talk on Facebook Messenger, but it's on Hangouts. So we could probably do a group on WhatsApp as well. Yeah, what are you? What is your? Send me your WhatsApp name on Messenger privately. Yeah, I'll send you my email address and my phone number. And then I'll connect with you and then we can try to do a three-way talk. Yeah, so that'll be good. But there's no glitches on WhatsApp like there is on Messenger. Yeah. Yeah, that's all right. All right, what's happened, Hangouts? I used to have Telegram, but Telegram is too shady for me, man. Hangouts, Google, I am very surprised at a big company. Google Hangouts is really not impressive to me to talk to somebody. Yeah. High tech enough. You know, it's like Skype. Nobody talks about Skype anymore. No, I mean, it used to be big like what, 10 years ago? Not so much anymore. I remember all the private chat groups on Yahoo Messenger. Remember Yahoo Messenger? Yeah, I remember I was at AOL too, man. Nobody uses that either. AOL, there were so many webcam whores on Yahoo Messenger and scams and all. It's terrible. Oh, they're still out there. They just move from one to the other, man. That's what they do. Tinder was bad. Tinder's bad. Oh, let me tell you, Instagram, I have a lot of scammers that used to approach me on Instagram. Oh my God, I hate Instagram. I mean, granted, I post my beer stuff on Instagram to try to promote my beer show, but I cannot tell you how many whores I've had to block and delete. Oh, I need money for this. They have money for that. Hell, I had one chick wanting $100 for her menstrual pains. I was like, bitch, I do not have 100 bucks to give you right now. Say, what about the pain in my ass that you're creating? Exactly. And this bitch proceeded to give me pictures of what was going on. I do not need to see this. I've seen this before. I don't want to look at this shit. Send me a picture of her crying. Well, guess what? I'm crying because I don't want to see this shit. Tinder was the worst when it came to fake profile scammers. Tinder was horrible. I got kicked off of Instagram by Zuckerberg because he didn't like... Well, they didn't like what I said politically. I made a political statement. Same thing with Twitter. I got terminated from Twitter because I made a political statement during the campaigning of the debates. I mean, heaven forbid you should speak your mind. On the internet. You know, I got blocked from... Sometimes it's better off to choose your battle sometimes, man. Like, you can't use on Zuckerberg's websites. You can't use... You can't talk about hydroxychloroquine and anything that is different from vaccines. You can't say anything about the drug companies and the vaccine. You can't say that hydroxychloroquine and zinc really does work. And that's how I got banned from my own group from holistic health talk. I had a video, it wasn't my video. There was a video on YouTube how to make homemade hydroxychloroquine at home. Oh, okay. Yeah. And I posted it. And, you know, maybe the drug company pays off Zuckerberg. I think Zuckerberg has both of his hands out for anybody that wants to fill it with... With cash? With loot. With cash, yeah. I think he... That eagle beak, you know, those people have the big pork nose because this way they can smell the money. Yeah. That's what I thought. What's his face from Jerry McGuire? Show me the money. Show me the money. Show me the money. Yeah, I got... Yeah, you were talking about... That woman used to sing years and years ago. You've got the money, honey. I got the time. Yeah. Yeah, it's funny. Lawrence Fishburne, but I know it's not him. It was the other one. He was in... God, what was that movie? He was in Boys in the Hood. He was in The Land Eater, The Boxing Movie, not the Russell Crowe movie. It's the same name, but two different movies. But God, who was that? He was a pretty big popular actor. I can't think of his name right now. I know he'll come to me later. Wow. Anyways, he was pretty big and we all know who that guy is in Jerry McGuire saying show me the money. So... Anyway, I'll talk to you. Take care. Take care, everybody. I'll see you on the next one. Until next time. Yeah, I'll see you on Friday.