 Why don't you want to talk? I saw it on CNN today. But why don't you want to talk? I don't have a problem with talking. I'll tell you. Why don't you... People in general. Why don't you want to talk? I mean, everything you said came absolutely true. CNN took a poll and millennials would rather text than speak on the phone. I don't know why. Why? It's not incredible. No, it's not incredible. You predicted it. It's your doubtful of humanity and society. I'm trying to understand. Well, they don't want... Well, look at them. You hold the door open for them and they don't say thank you. You can't even grunt. They grunt at you like a cave person. I will say what I've always said and what Dan said to you. Learn the hard way. Some of the consequences. I mean, parents want their kids to be so computer literate, but at the same time. Now they're complaining that they're obsessed. But now they're obsessed. So first you want them to be computer literate. Like for instance, when we were kids we had to take exams on paper. We had to blacken in the dots with a pencil. Now all the exams are on online. I told you that. I told you the first thing. Computers ever were in my generation in the late sixties, the first calculator. These are just instruments. It was my first one. During an exam just to put your calculators away. Yes. And you know what my teachers say, if your cell phone goes off, take it out in a hallway. Don't disturb the class. Everything comes backwards. Everything I keep saying, you can't get through to me. You can't. It's like... You tell them you're a fool, you're a moron, you're not listening back yet. But being obsessed with texting reflects their personality. They have none. You have none. Yeah. Oh wow, one nap and oh gee, they spare it. Yeah. Yeah, I mean it's like it reflects the way they behave. It's like you want to slap them over the face and stop it. Stop it now. Yeah. Like if you say something like complimentary, they'll look at you like, thank you. Yeah. Okay. And they come out wearing these super short shorts or whatever, why are you looking at me? You know what seemed funnier when the boyfriend gives you dirty looks, right? Yeah. Well gee, your girlfriend or wife... So I never did. All my exes... I thought it was great when guys look at my girl. Are you that insecure where they can't look at your girl? What's wrong with you right now, right? And don't you know that your girl is dressing like that to leave? If she looks good. But she's leaving the house like that? Yeah, but I mean they know that if a woman is dressing like that to go in public, they know she's going to get some form of attention, whether it's unwanted or positive or whatever. You know, the boyfriends, I mean, and the husbands. But these guys are getting mad. Oh, they want to be macho. What are you looking at? What are you looking at? Your girlfriend, she's very beautiful. She looks nice. What do you want me to say? She's hideous? She's hideous, yeah. I mean, come off it, man. Come off it, punk guy. No, really. Well, by the end of this week, I think Thursday, the world will officially be in a trade war with the United States. India is joining by Thursday. Thanks to Donald Trump and his tariffs. Everybody is tariffing the United States now. The best thing for the US is to get rid of Donald Trump. He's causing so much dissension. And they think he's divided the country. I said, hey, hot shot has gone beyond the country. Allies don't want a thing to do with it. The Trans-Pacific, what is it called? No, I'm sorry. Trans-Atlantic partnership. What do you mean the country? What about Germany? I'm sorry. England. France, the whole bit. But he's praising asshole Kim. And in South Europe. And Canada. Right. The Trans-Atlantic partnership it's called? Kim is a really tough guy. They're willing to boot the United States out of it. No, they're willing. Hello. How was friendlies? No. Why? Club sandwich. Where they have like a Fred Flintstone club between two slices of bread. Did you get a lot of splinters? I wonder how that Harold's of New York is. My sister told me they're pretty decent. Where? The one by medieval time. They make the kosher, the pastrami sandwiches. That's the world's biggest selection of pickles. And corned beef, brisket. I love a high sandwich like that. Especially with this high quality brisket. I love crunchy pickles. The tariff war, which means a lot of like India exports a lot of almonds and a lot of things. They show the whole list of all the... It's not just India, it's all of them. Trump's got it getting so deep he doesn't like it. You know what's going to do? Go blame the Democrats. Well, he always blames everyone else. He's never wrong. He's an asshole. They never apologize. Well, he can't. He said, I have never asked to forgive this because I've never sinned. Oh, is that so? That's what he says. But I thought all man was born with the original sin of Adam and Eve? No. But he's innocent. But he's always innocent. Yeah. And he got out of a Vietnam war in the draft with five or six deferments from daddy. I heard his mom spoil the hell out of him. Oh, you did? I said I don't know much about it. Treated him like a king. He got everything he... No, it's like a bitch queen. But that's a real asshole thing to say. I'm never wrong... I know. I've never asked for forgiveness because I've never sinned. That's even worse than saying I'm never wrong. Yeah. Well, it's the same thing. I'm so perfect. I don't do anything wrong. So he'll never apologize. Forget about that. Have you ever heard of Sam? Sorry? No. Okay, there you go. Yeah. Oh, by the way, this is what we're giving mom. You remember Alice's emergency? How would you know? Yeah, this is electrolytes. This blows away any sports drink as far as the numbers go. It comes in packets, you know, effervescent. This one is... What are you asking? I know what it's gonna say. What are you asking? Well, let me ask. Is Donald... Do you think Donald Trump pendulum is going to be the demise of the Republican Party? Wow, it didn't take too long to... Can I go right and do a yes? It didn't take too long to say yes. Well, we're already in a demise. I told you I think yes. Look at this freaking crystal. There's something about the crystal quartz. I mean, holy moly. I told you I'm voting all the way down Democrat this time. Because my party has done nothing. Little mysticism? Nothing. Did you try yours yet? No, I've got to tie the thing around. I will probably receive it when I get home. The only thing... You know, I'm trying to remember where I got this cord because it's like waxy. So when you tie a knot... It stays. It stays. Well, I do a classic Navy square knot. Left over right, right over left. Just to make, you know... What'd you get me? Quarter fatter with cheese. Oh, for me? No. Oh, right away a no. She gets food because she don't have to pay for it. I know. Which is good. Everything, all food is free. How would you go to the diner instead of IHOP? All food that's free tastes better. Oh, there's a car down there by? Yeah. I forgot what you said. What did you have? Big? Thick? Yeah. I'm going to eat that tonight. What club? Yeah. Yeah, the 4-4-16 club. It's not the players club. I like Dairy Queen better than Carvel. They give you... You get bigger portions. Probably pay more. I'm going to be on... I like a moral. I really do. Wait a minute. How could it be a lot if it's a small sundae? The diner? No, Carvel. Wee-wee. I used to get the big strawberry malted milkshake. And you know, the millennial behind a counter would say, what's malted milk? I go, okay. It's an extract of barley malt. What is malt? It's malt. Yeah, they don't like it. You know, wow. And then they go and... Give my friend, your husband, my best, please. Have a good father's day. Oh, that's right. Happy Father's Day. To your dad, God rest his soul. My father was an asshole, but you're... I'm so... Oh, you could have met my dad. I spoke to him one time. You did? I called your house. I called your apartment in Ridgewood. You weren't home. This was back in the late 1980s, I believe. And I had a conversation with him. And he was a very logical, common sense, no-nonsense guy. He shot straight from the hip. Everybody loved dad and mom. At that time, he was worried about you. And, you know, that was back when you were in your partying days. Yeah. You know, he was... Kind of wild times, but not... Not that wild. You know, I mean, you weren't like a rock star, you know, almost OD-ing on fricking, you know, drugs and... And mom and dad always said, we never have to worry about you with drugs. But you did have groupies. Well... Yeah. Bill Morrill groupies. No, he wouldn't. Well, he's your man-god. That's what... They are all millions. Hold on. That's a good question. Is William H. Morrill the third? Really man-god? Oh, wow. Oh, it says yes. It's a green. There you go. Well, then I guess you're right. But just listen to him. He must be a man-god. I remember at the... George Burns played God, but I don't know why. He could have hired my friend. At the... Barnes & Noble up here. They all used to get those label-makers and put out man-god was here. And they put them all over the store. Oh, nice. Oh. Is the franchise owner of this establishment cheaper than the previous franchise owner? Try not to crank up. He is? I'm not moving it, ma'am. I'm not moving it. You can see, you can see he's cheaper. I didn't think that was possible. But I guess... Are they running close neck and neck? Are they pretty close neck and neck? No. So this guy's a real cheap... He's a new owner much worse. He's a cheap fuck man. He's a new owner much worse. That's the best. Okay. Is the new owner of this establishment much worse than the previous one? Well, then it has to be neck... Well, if he's much worse, he has to be... So they're almost the same in cheapness or stinginess. That goes back to your... Okay. Okay. You good? I think... It's good, Alisa. Here, she grabbed that from you and suck it right down. Um, the, um... Pendulum, do you feel that the crystal does magnify energy, electromagnetic energy more than anything? The one I asked my owner, do rock quartz crystals possess great powers? Okay. Did you hear William? No, you hear him. Oh. Does rock quartz crystal possess great powers? Over the size of your ears. Do you think William H. Morro sings the song in the summertime better than anybody else? Oh, I knew that one right away. See, no. You know what? And it's so pretty to look at rock quartz crystal, too. You know what I mean? Come on. You know about the crystal skulls of the Mayans? Of course you do. Supposedly 13. The crystal skulls of the Mayans pendulum. Do they possess special magical powers? There you go. You know what else the Mayans use? It's a stone called, uh, it's a volcanic rock called black obsidian. They actually made spearheads out of it or, I mean, arrowheads, um, and it possesses powers where if you stare into it, you can do scrying, which means you can contact the spirit world. And you can actually communicate with the spirits. I do mine every day. You know, Nostradamus, he's a bowl of water. Yeah. Like a cauldron. I also ask the Ark of the Covenant, is that an alien device and war weapon? Was the Ark of the Covenant an alien device and or weapon? Extraterrestrial. He says yes. Well, this is a very special father's day because we're getting a lot of, we're communicating with the astral plane and this is really exciting. Well, you have to talk to him like he's doing this. No. Well, Lucy and this guy, yeah, then it'll get pissed, yeah. Anyways, that gentleman was very nice to me, by the way. Who? That man. That man with the white t-shirt. You don't know. I mean, he was compared to Joseph. Well, Joseph is not his name. I'm just, I make, I'm comparing him. Joseph's like. Joseph's a printer. Yeah. Now, so, pendulum, the, the... Can I ask a question? Because our friend Joseph, the Asian professor, has severe... What's the word? Attention deficit disorder? No. Does he have a problem with communicating with the general public, Joseph? Our friend Joseph? Does he lack communication skills? Does he lack communication skills? Well, that's obvious. That's obvious. This is a, this is a Joseph, the professor that does seminars for free. He gives away his knowledge for free. I don't know why. And he doesn't shave and doesn't wear nice clothing. You know, the boy, he hates... What was it called when I gave him good advice? Well, I guess, good advice. It's Joseph. You know, it's like food. Presentation is important. Shame. He can go to a dollar store and buy razor blades. Shame. He can get a packet. You got all these squint and little hairs all over. Listen, they sell... Who's that? The Asian gentleman that sits over here sometimes. With the laptop. He won't shave well. He tries to get public speaking. I mean, I mean, for God's sakes, he can go to the Dollar Tree and get a 10 pack of personas for a buck. I don't think he knows how to shave. But it doesn't look good. Is your presentation... Well, it's like sex. I mean, you go in and up and down. I hope he doesn't go to these... Or in and out. Speeches. He was just wearing a damn vest. Nobody will pay attention to that. Oh, you just look so old. Unless, unless your professor Erwin Corey, the comedian, with his hair sticking up from here. But that was double talk. That wasn't really genius. You've got to learn to be professional. My God, my father was one of the greatest public speakers in all of IBM's history. So there was nobody better. Well, that's why he went the distance with IBM. Like he did. Well, it was just public speaking. He did everything right. He built IBM. And I bet he traveled abroad. Not a lot. He did most in the U.S. He didn't want to go all the way. What's that? IBM's division was called World Trade. He didn't want to be away that much. I didn't want to go to McDonald's and eat burgers. I had to do that to see if you were listening. I'm glad you are. I'm thinking of dedicating my international food and drink group to the memory of Anthony Bourdain. I was watching his programs last night. And the food got me real hungry, but I felt sad. Yes, it's sad. It agrees. As Anthony DiStefano passed away. Yeah, I know. We asked that. My old friend, our old friend from the past, Anthony A. DiStefano, did he pass away? No. How come? My landlord told me he died. Well, anyway, maybe the pendulum needs to rest a little bit. Maybe it doesn't. Something you can't find on the website. I can't find an obituary. That's weird. I have my aunts and my mother, no, my aunts on my grandfather's side of the family are obsessed with the obituary. They couldn't wait to read it and couldn't wait to tell me who the hell dropped dead. What? Every day? Every fricking day. I said, what are you like? A more Tisha Adams was more positive than you people. I said, what are you like? A more Tisha Adams was more positive than you people. More Tisha, and what's her name? Lily Munster. I found out a friend of mine, one of my teammates with the Jets, a good friend, Karen. I remember sitting with suburban diners the day after Thanksgiving about six years or more ago. I was reading the article. I wanted to get the score of the original parameters game. And that's what I found out. Before he and John Matuzak both died from the same brain cancer for steroids and football, which I took too. He said, I also took, besides what they gave me, $30,000 more of my own money for more steroids. Oh gee. Their body didn't have blood. Their whole body was steroids. So where did you ever get this? You know, come on. No, electromagnetic radiation. They prove that it's dangerous to hold yourself on your head. They didn't prove yet. Just like I throw away my toothpaste, because the first ingredient, sodium fluoride, toxic as hell. So you're giving up brushing? No, I'm using hydrogen peroxide mixed with water. Water, did you hear about that? Diluted, diluted, you gotta dilute it. Oh, no, hydrogen. No, that's wonderful. It's deadly. No, it's wonderful. But don't swallow, don't swallow. Unless it's food grade, unless it's food grade hydrogen peroxide. They use it with $30,000 plus extra money worth of steroids in their body. Well, Arnold Schwarzenegger took a handful of Diana Ball tablets back in the day. Well, my steroid, when I was... 60s and 70s. My steroid, they said the doctor said this is brand new. It's totally safe. Are you listening? I'm listening about that, bro. Six, seven years ago, when Jose Cansega, the former baseball player, came out with his book, and the abuses of the Jews and steroids and baseball, whatever, came out. He said one of the top two deadliest steroids in the world was the one I was on. And they told me... Decadiabolical. Decaderavelin. Decaderavelin. It's totally safe back then. And it draws. So how they lied. And they gave us... And they gave us the amphetamine, which was so strong, it hasn't been made in over 10 years. It reeks. They don't make it. Hey, Billy, that's... It's called a black beauty. One was strong enough for the entire day. We were taking two a day. That stuff is reeks. Plus, they were giving us male testosterone. That's true. We were wired. We were huge. That stuff reeks havoc on the liver, man. Because it has to get processed by the liver. That doesn't matter. Back then, they told us it was totally safe. I know. I heard that part. That's the only thing I can tell you. I heard that part. They didn't tell us, well, this is going to wreak havoc on your liver. They said, no, it's totally safe. It's good for you. And does anybody who runs a big business ever tell the truth now? That's not the point. The point is the bottom line is they told us it was totally safe. Right. That's it. That's it. You were young. You were a young man. You played football. It's going to make us feel great. And it did. I've never felt better in my life. It's too bad everything that makes you feel great is deadly to you. Isn't that something? Well, you're supposed to cycle that stuff. You're not supposed to take it constantly. Well, we didn't. The steroid was every third week in the hip. God. That's testosterone. And the amphetamines were daily. Well, now they hit each shoulder. But you mean you're going to keep going off the chance? The point is this is what they told us. I heard that part. Well, yeah. But you keep going off now? Well, they do. They do. Because I've seen it done. Nobody told us that back then. That's my point. Nobody... Listen. Listen. I asked my doctor. I asked my doctor. Back then they just said it was totally safe. I asked my doctor of internal medicine, Dr. Ronald Rigolosi, about steroids. He says he's supposed to cycle it once or twice a year. You're not supposed to keep on doing it. But the doctors... Jimmy, my point, the doctors back then said this is brand new. It was totally safe. Or they didn't know. It just lied to us. The bottom line is we got it. Yeah. That's the bottom line. There's no argument. Good and bad. Listen. The bottom line is they gave it to us. They told us it was totally safe. And you took it. And that's it. Period. So we didn't know. We were ball players. You know? Now, of course, the baseball players in modern times, they knew perfectly well what they were getting into. No. No. Jose Canseco, Mark McGuire didn't know. No. The first time I saw Canseco ever as a rookie at bat. Sammy Sosa. Look how he changed his face the whole bit. When I saw Canseco for the first time as a rookie at bat, he did exactly what I did. He couldn't hold his neck still because you can't. Steroids tighten the muscles so tight you kick. He was up at the plate like this. I'd get the clothes of my buddies holding a drink like this. Roger Clemens was a real big guy for a picture. Him too. Muscular. Big. Right? Roger Clemens. That's all the juice. You see how big. And then again you tell me again how Mark McGuire went from a little grail stick figure with the ace of 176 pounds the next year he's huge. Come on. You knew right away that guy's owns all steroids. Well, even the size of Roger Clemens when he was with the Red Sox. Pitching. Pitching, no less. He's a big guy. I think he's from Texas. University of Texas. Yeah. Oh, okay. Yeah. Big guy for a picture. Yeah, you were telling me his attitude sucks. I didn't like his attitude. I mean, it's not. I didn't like his zest commercials. It's nice to get along with your teammates in the locker room. That's usually a plus. Well, maybe he did. I don't know, but he's an asshole. Barry Bonds is another example. Well, he admitted he didn't deny it. So when he broke Babe Ruth's record he didn't hide it. I was debating with this guy that insists that Hank Aaron was on the juice. I go, no way. No, not Hank Aaron. Hank Aaron started with the Milwaukee Braves and went to Atlanta. No, not Hank Aaron. You could tell by looking at Hank. I mean, he was a naturally strong guy. You go by a square draw and you watch their movements when they get tight. I couldn't stand in a club with a guy that was always flexing. But what about the moon? My back was getting tight. Everything was getting tight. But what about that broad moon face they call it? Puffy. Square draw. No, no, no. Square draw usually comes from GH growth hormone. No, no it does not. No. No. It depends on the guy, but the ever-tale-tale thing is the square draw. You get a little white zits. Oh yeah, like upper back. This is a second generation pro wrestler on TV. She has a long jaw, like a Jay Leno, a long pointy jaw. Usually... Well, that's wrestling. That doesn't matter. No, I mean, abusing GH does make your organs... That's very formal. I call them steroids. Yeah. I'm talking about organs and bones that continue to grow. The steroids, they work. They work. Oh, we're out of doubt. Oh, sure we're out of doubt. They definitely work. It's incredible the workouts we get. Well, the pharmacist at Walgreen says even tranquilizers like Xanax have to go through your liver and can cause negative side effects. Everything that goes through your mouth gets high. It's like the oil filter in your car. It's a filter. That's why it's... So the Oscar Meyer mobiles will be out there for a while, I guess. As a move. The Wiener mobiles. Oh, it's two of them. Yeah. Oh yeah, it's two of them. One behind the other. Yeah. Could I get a photo of you in front of one of them? No. Like right in the center? Nope. And you could say this is really how big I am? This is going on. No, no, you say this is really how big I am. Why are you not going out there? Well, I know you're not going to go out there. So why are you going out there? Because it's freaking funny. Man, God is standing in front of the Oscar Meyer Wiener mobiles. So laugh about your hot balls. Jesus. It'll be funny as freaking hell, especially him saying, this is how big I am. But of course, like Andrew Anderson, all his jokes are funny and everybody else is not funny. No. A truly funny joke is a truly funny joke. That's because I'm doing the satire of him. That's why he's mad. Don't put that over my ass. Don't do that. That's bullshit. You're not doing the satire of me at all. Out of luck. I never even mentioned that at all. I said all these two of them. That's all I said. Out of fun. Out of fun. It's just out of fun. Out of fun. There's two of them. That's it. End of discussion. But you busted my chops about the guy being nice to me up front. The Asian gentleman. Another guy got out of it. Right. And about my red shirt. Real quick. And then I got out of it. I don't go on and on. Because you kept on like... I don't keep... You trashed any idea. No. I just said, oh yeah, you wore the red shirt. One sentence. I'm done. Right. But with the hot dog... And you kept going on the whole story. Because of all those laughing. It was... See how I make one thing a sentence? That's it. But I know you're not going to do it. But make one sentence. Get out. This is what... And this is what I told this old friend of ours. The old guy you saw in the car. This is what it's called communicating with people. This guy wants to do short bits. Beep, beep, beep, beep. And that's it. You know what you do? You do what my friend Matt does. And what everybody teases Matt from, when we got with Matt, we used to have coffee and rich. Right. He could take the shortest story and it drove people to... We used to all stand there. We used to all go like this. But he must have really dragged it on. They said, Matt, get to your effin' point. Oh, no. The Oscar Mayer Mobile was a point. They told him, make your point. That was a fast point. He stands in the middle and says... And I told him, I said, Hi, our man got this. I said, do you notice when I tell a story about Matt? Matt. It's over. He goes, I've got to learn that. He goes, I do go on. I do go on. I say, yes you do. Don't. You mean he... You mean he digresses. You're driving people nuts. I digress. You've got to stop it. Because we had educated people down there. They were like... And is that... You know what? I used to hate music. And you know what else? You want to know something? And I said, no. Oh, wait a minute. Oh, he had the old guy that comes in. The one I called Popeye, that Bob guy. The Popeye. He and I don't get along. Well, he doesn't get along with anybody. Because you don't let him talk properly. Because he's a moron. And he goes, you want to know what I think? I said, no. Not really. Oh, you said that to him? Yeah. I said, no, no. That's not nice. He's not a nice guy. Okay. What does he say that's bad? My God. Jimmy, I can go on. I don't know him. Everybody that comes in says that. That's in the asshole. Okay. That's all right. I can be specific. Okay. This and that. Oh. When the air was off and I went over. You complained about everything. Oh, you said that? I said, hey, hot shot. You're the moron. The cold corporate. Don't give me your. Wait a minute. He said that to you? I said, don't give me your crap. Then he's an asshole. You're the one that called corporate. I said, you bitch about everybody. But when you do this different, don't give me your shit. No, that's an asshole. He's right. That's what they're saying. He's an asshole. He complained about everything. I went. You come in here one day because you complained a bitch about something. And what happened when you got the heat on? Let's see how long this lasts. The next day was cold again. I said, you're a big hot shot, aren't you, buddy? You're a real hot shot. He shot right up. So I said, you know, really? Because it's all right. It was all right for him to complain. But not for that. They said over here, the people said he will stab you in the back every single time. And this is his neighbors told me this. It sounds just like Andrew Anderson. They stabbed you and they said he will stab you in the back. So yeah. But I'm the one that calls him out. You see? Well, you were assertive. That was good. I said, you're a moron. They smile in your eyes. I complain about everything. I tell them when it's too cold or too hot. You're the one that calls corporate. What's your point? He shot right up. I love that old song. They smile in your face. And all the time I want to take you please. Backstabbing. Backstabbing. The OJs. He's a jerk off. He's a jerk off. You know him. You've seen him. He's the one I call poppies. He almost sounds like the dude they used to pick you up once when I don't take you. And when your car was on the fritz. That's the old guy, Joe. He's a liar in the backstabbing. He lies about everything. He cannot tell the truth. And his own kids have a problem getting along with him. Well, Danny passed away, I told him. But his other son won't have nothing to do with him ever. Joe could never talk to him the whole bit. I called Darren one day. I got a call back from Darren in five minutes. Joe was just like, what? I can get Darren any time I want. He won't not speak to Joe. Something really happened back. Wow. Joe screwed down those kids. I knew them both since ten and eight years old. Sounds like my father and not me and my sister. Joe, that's a lot worse than Joe. Joe's a scumbag. You don't grab a kid's shoes when the kids look at the souls to see if they really need new shoes. You don't come in on the last day or the night before. But he's close to a broken cabinet. They say, his new wife, oh Pam and I decided we're not going to pay for your broken cabinet. That's just two things. Of many. So until you know somebody, I tell people, he seems like a nice guy. I said, you've got a lot to learn. I said, you have no clue what I've known. I've known this guy for almost 40 years. He will screw anybody. His parents told him, his brother, growing up. Don't trust this guy. Okay? Wow. What does that tell you? It says a lot. I said, this guy is sick. Well, his grandkids, oh God, they can stand to be with him. Oh, they hit his guts. Pendulum, these very negative selfish... No, no, no. Is Billy's friend Joe Rizzy a complete and total asshole? No, you have to ask it, Jimmy. I'm sure it heard you. But you're the one holding it, though. Is Billy's friend Joe Rizzy a complete and total asshole? And I use that term loosely, friend. A complete and total asshole. Okay. As Billy says, is he a chronic liar? Is Joe Rizzy a chronic liar? No, I'm not moving this. So you were. No, I'm just saying to the... All right, now, these people that are bona fide natural-born selfish assholes or evil or just self-centered, self-serving, is there a negative force making them that way? Interesting. Yes. So what you're saying, pendulum, is there's a negative external force making them behave and do what they do? All right. However, are many people just born evil and cruel? However, are many people just born evil and cruel? Well, look at the price gouges in the drug company. Doesn't matter. Daddy. Don't go in your details. Oh, why? Maybe it likes my digression. Because you're going to get off on a tangent again like you do. Just don't, don't. Yeah, I'll stop pacing. I know, I know. Just accept the answer. Okay. Do you think the price gouges in the drug industry that exploit terminally ill people, are they sociopaths? That's kind of what I thought. And what about the politicians that are constantly on the take with no remorse? Are they sociopaths? No, don't. But I'm a storyteller. No, don't. You don't do that with that. Just start each one separately. Oh, it's like the courtroom when you're in front of Judge Judy. Judge Judy, you don't want to hear too much. Yeah, don't go in by the way. And by the way. You don't continue at all. All right, all right. Each one separately. And now, let me give it a rest. It's separate. He doesn't need a rest. Well, in case it overheats. He doesn't do that, Jimmy. Oh, kiddie. That's not funny. All right. Don't make fun of me. No, I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. It's like a Ouija board. Yeah. Take a light. No, never mark it. No, I'm not marking it. I'm just kidding and all that. Don't do it. Okay. Pendulum. No, you have to say that. Just come right in. You have a question. Jesus Christ. Yeah, I'm trying to teach you what I would like. I've been interested for years. Go right in. You have to go pendulum. No. Oh, no. What's your question? I'll tell you. Well, we have a dry heat wave this week. Oh, that's nice. That's good to hear. Better on the central air condition. Okay. Ask a broad question like I have. No. Billy has always said and warned us that mental illness is so much more prevalent in the world than anyone realizes. Is that true? William Morrill feels that mental illness is so much more prevalent in the world these days. Is that true? Look how big that is. Look at the friggin toxins in our food and environment. I don't know if that has anything to do with it. I think it's just something to do with the human being in birth. Do you believe that for those that are religious that we are living in the end days, the end times? Was Nostradamus and Edgar Cayce, were they accurate prophets? Oh. I've been going all the time. Good to see you, my friend. Nice to see you. Have a good evening, all right? Well, thank you both. Oh, one of the books I gave you is Edgar Cayce book. It looks like a good book. Okay. We've been prophets. You know, I think he's from Missouri. He's from the Midwest somewhere. You know, he used to get... He was just a simple farm boy, Edgar Cayce. So what does that mean? No, but he had this ability, nevertheless. What you say is simple farming. Well, simple, meaning not educated, not a whiz kid. How many educators are in dominance? So you get an education there? It doesn't mean you're so genius either. So nothing says you can't be on the farm. You can't be on the farm. No, it just means you have the ability to memorize facts in a classroom. Some people use that. But they can't apply it. They get certain gifts. You just don't know. I only care about people that can apply knowledge in common sense. You know, I mean, big deal. You can memorize your textbook. All right, can you? Well, like they say, some people are very good testers. Others are very intelligent, but just don't test them. You know, my teachers told me in tech school that all the textbooks that people have to pay for are already outdated. Way outdated. Yeah, but these are outdated. Kids in college are paying $200, $300, $400 for an A textbook. A textbook? Are you kidding me? Talk about price gouging. You know that thing only costs dollars. So this is not counting the tuition they have to pay their student loan. Right. School art bookstore. One of my mom's substitute caregivers owes $25,000 a student loan. You know why she can't get hired? Because the companies won't hire entry level. They want to hire people that are ready to go right to work. If you think of training people on the job, they might have tremendous potential. What about apprenticeships? Remember them? They still have them. Not everybody. But I see great potential in you. You can learn fast. Right. You take a student that got high grades. Okay. You take a student with high grades. They graduated. Well, you have potential. That's right to say. Like the commercial. Pinocchio, remember that? Everybody in this room. Well, that's wrong. That's why they got the long nose. Not everybody in that room. Has untapped potential, is it? Some people have great potential. You have to recognize it as a true leader. Of course, Tony Robbins can turn around and say, oh, I love you all. You all have wonderful potential because they're paying them. If they're going to keep buying his books and CDs and DVDs, then that one goes further. That one goes further. My buddy went through all that. You can be a fantastic motivational speaker. Well, I would tell the truth. I was a motivational speaker when I was building SuperTech. I mean, actually get paid. Not like Joseph. Not like Joseph. The people from the UN overheard me. They said, I have never, ever heard a speech like that in my life. I said, oh, I'm glad. When I went to a meeting with... Plus your voice. Somebody. John Roque, maybe. John Roque. Before me. Before me with a number of big investors. One of the ladies there. She owned a brokerage firm. Right. Smith Bond. When the meeting was over, I didn't say a word. I just stood up as I'm walking out. She grabbed my arm. Nothing gets by. I said, I know everything that's going on at all times. You see... I said, I just don't give it away. You most likely have a high IQ, but school bored you. I think you were bored in classroom many times. That's why so many schools wanted me when I did the IQ test at NYU. No stimulation in the classroom. My friend showed me a psychologist when he came in after five weeks where I did it in three weeks. They come in the psychologist in this big report to tell your parents and the whole thing. They say, he gets bored. If he's not challenged, he gets bored. I got a personal... I'll bet you there aren't many on the planet complaining what I got in the middle. Dad had big files too. School doesn't want to meet with our football and those with football. Anyway, we got a personal letter on the governmental seal signed by both from Monaco, Princess Grace and Prince Reneer to attend the University of Monaco for marine biology. They saw my report from the psychologist at NYU. That was a damn good interest in marine biology. It all shows that I just didn't test well because I got bored. Archeology is another fascinating... My parents, you're getting off of the tangent again. Because I like archaeology. I know you do, but why are you getting off of it? I digress. They see your potential. There you go. And your legs back. You are very intelligent. You just don't test well because you get bored. It's that simple. You got to put some old teeth on your hands. They're dry. They're a tad bit dry. But you got it. No, stop that 66. Route 66. We get our kicks on Route 66. Just, you know, you got it. You might as well use it. Well, when you took care of your dad, you were washing your... Oh, my God. They were bleeding, remember? Oh, my God. Once the winds of November come early, my hands dry out. I've had two degrees many times. So I've had both extremes. You know, people used to be out there in the dead of winter. But that was really cool hardcore football. People said, how are you throwing? It just doesn't bother me. My hands were cracked. They were bleeding. I wear gloves. What was the name of the old stadium in Minnesota at the Vikings plate? It was like Lambeau Field. It was out in the open. So I think Soldier Field in Chicago was still out in the open. And the Minnesota Twins played there, too. That was when everybody shared the same stadium. I don't know, I don't remember the name. Yeah, but they were sliding all over the ice and snow. Oh, that's not fair where the players were in. Both teams have to play. That's not the point. The fans have to endure that, too. Guys can't play the game the way it's meant to be played on both sides. I said, it's not fair to play in that kind of weather for any human being. I said, stop the crap. These guys make arguments. That's the way football is meant to be played. I said, my ass. Because they like seeing people... I said, how much have I played 37 years? You show me any football that's meant to be played in crap-ass weather. Now, why is it when the weather sucks, defenders love it more? Because as a quarterback, it's hard as hell to throw a wet ball. You have no idea what you're talking about. They just get off on watching and players slide around the field. You're not watching a real people with their best potential. And the ball is falling out of your hand. What good is that? As Dan said, bad weather is a neutralizer. Makes the better team play less. They can't do what they're great at. I mean, do you think a thoroughbred racehorse is going to... Yeah, it did. Yeah, it just did. In Baltimore, in the Kentucky Derby and all that mud and mud. The freakness is what that's meant to be. So it did. It was a great mud racer. Yeah, well, they call it the flats as opposed to the trotters. Horses like cool weather. But you're getting off on the horses. They like cool weather. Yeah, you like animals, though. I like horses. But I'm saying horses love cool weather. They love to run in cool weather. That's why the Meadowlands has the thoroughbreds in the fall. That's why, you know, they run into everything. And they don't run that off anyway. So... Yeah. I still say riverboat gambling on the Delaware and Hudson River would be a great idea. Well, there's nothing new. No. Oh, no, not at all. I mean, the flat bottom bus. But people were getting drunk causing trouble. Well, they had gambling all around the old Manhattan and everything else. And so that's nothing new. Yeah, you had it. You mean like by New York Harbor with the Statue of Liberty? But it was regular ships. And people were getting drunk. And that's why they said that's enough. No more gambling. They needed too much security aboard. Well, you stop destroying people's property. You're getting drunk, getting off and pissing on people's land. And stop it. You want to ruin it for everybody? Consider it done. You know, last October I took the circle line for the first time in my life after seeing the commercial since I was a little kid. I really enjoyed it. Yeah, I'm sorry. No, New York Harbor, Statue of Liberty, all that. Lower Manhattan. Yeah, oh gee. All right.