 Welcome, everyone, welcome to Progressive Discussions. I am your host, James P. Madonna, as seen on the web since 2007 and I just want to welcome everyone to our Thanksgiving Day week, 2022. Nobody really gives thanks to anything anymore except to gluttony, but I'm looking forward to Gorgia myself, lots of great food at my sister's house because she's a wonderful cook and spend quality time with the family and I'm sure many Americans nationwide are going to do the same thing. Don't get too intoxicated, don't get into trouble and just have fun, have good safe fun. It is quite cold here in Northeastern New Jersey but I'm not complaining. I'll take the frigid temperatures over hazy, hot and humid anything. I just want to start off by saying how disappointed I am in the midterm election. With all of the advertisement for young people registering to vote in massive numbers, never before seen, massive numbers and women, young women, women of all ages registering to vote because they were really furious and rightfully so about the overthrowing of Roe v. Wade. And then what do I see? I see the Republicans taking back control of the House of Representatives and the only positive part of this whole thing is that the Democrats will most likely remain in control of the Senate. I think they will have, if the Reverend Warnock wins against Ursula Walker, which it looks like he will, they will have one more vote. Democrats will have one extra vote on their side in the Senate which means that if Senator of Arizona, Kirsten Sinema, the Trader to the Democrat Party or the other Trader, the other Trader, the Democrats, if the two Traders are not there to make trouble to disrupt and Senator Warnock wins, Democrats will have an extra vote on their side and which is good but they made it by the skin of their ass. They just made it and it shouldn't have been that way because of the overturning of Roe v. Wade, it should have been a blue tidal wave with all of the young people registering to vote and all of the women enraged, the furious women, it should have been a blue tidal wave and then put on top of that low income people, minorities and all the votes are absentee ballots but I am really shocked at just how many brain cell deficient imbeciles there are in this country, evangelical, zealot, religious freak, right wing, rednecks, who are stupid suckers that believe that capitalism is part of God's country and capitalism is good and capitalism is the best system for them to attain happiness, they've been lied to since day one, capitalism especially the right wing version because the left wing version is democratic socialism, capitalism has always fought and worked for the top two percent since day one, they never did a damn thing for the bottom 98% unless you happen to be at the right place at the right time and you time and you know the right person and you get lucky and you get that lucky break, okay, greetings to you Ronnie S. from Clearwater, Florida. Good morning my dear Masumi, good morning and it is now eight, no, what am I saying, it is now nine, nine oh nine I believe, nine oh nine a.m. Sunday in Tokyo, so good morning to you Masumi, yeah they're dumbered in a bag of rocks Gunner, they really are, they don't, the proof is always in the pudding, you know life is mostly, it's not rocket science it's mostly common sense and if it looks and sounds and walks like a duck, it's a duck, right, four years goes by and you have to analyze, I'm talking about the average Joe Sixpack, you gotta analyze, is my life any better in four years than it was four years ago, is that any better now, is my quality of living any better, what has, what have the people running the country or my state done for me, the little guy, forget about the rich, the rich are always living high on the hog, whether they pay a high tax rate, their fair share in taxes or whether they get away with paying taxes, whether they take a loss in the stock market, they're always going to live better than us, much better, okay, they can take a vacation anytime they want, anywhere they want, so on and so forth, the best food always available for them, I'm not worried about the top 2%, but the little guy, if your so-called public servants haven't done anything positive to make your life better, you have to think well maybe it's time to give that public servant the pink slip, maybe it's time for me to vote for someone else, crony capitalism, corrupt capitalism, corporatism, well you can forget about the traditional normal heterosexual relationships, at least in the United States, if you meet a nice and sincere woman who is proud and content and happy to be a feminine woman, not a feminist, not someone who's trying to compete with men, but a real sincere feminine woman that had good upbringing, they come from a good family, good parents, you're damn lucky if you find that person, because we all know that the original feminists were man-hating lesbians, the original feminist movement and sexual revolution, that's who started it all, the Betty Friedan, the Bella Abzug, the Gloria Steinem, oh forget it, it's horrible, it's horrible, once you have a kid gunner, once there's a kid involved, forget it, the law has you over a barrel, tied to the barrel, my brother's in that situation, just one kid, well I don't think we have the opportunities we used to have, you know, with the economy and the job market and I mean the asses of the masses don't have the talent and the brilliance that it takes, the asses of the masses unfortunately, need big government to protect them and to have regulations to defang the evil corporations so they don't get ripped off, the little guy needs labor laws to protect them from people like Elon Musk whom I'm going to get into soon, yeah, no, I would say upper middle class is probably the percentile below the 1%, the 2%, 1% would be the mega rich, you know, the oligarchy and people like Jeff Bezos, so on and so forth, but yeah, the upper middle class is doing well, definitely, excuse me for a second, yeah, let me, I just want to go through Elon Musk and Bezos ruining the society, hey Sid, yeah, Bezos and Elon Musk, they pretty much want to bring back the sweatshops of J.P. Morgan during the industrial revolution and I'm going to get into that, yeah, well they hold out for the highest bidder, well, you know, a lot of young people move back home out of necessity, they move back into their original room and you know, it's like the economy or people getting laid off, you know, what did people do back in the 19th century, 17th century and so on, they lived on family-owned farms, right, families lived together, they all worked together as a union, they produced their own food, that's how, this is how they made a living, they had family-owned farms and then when the industrial revolution came around, the younger people didn't want to stay on the farm, they wanted to move to the big cities and work for the man and that's when they got screwed over, you know, J.P. Morgan wanted child labor, as useless as balls on a pope is what I always say, bro it's bad, people have to move back with their parents, no they do, regardless how much of a nag their moms are, well sometimes you have to, sometimes you have to, I had to, you know, in the past divorce, rape, the woman taking all my shit, oh yeah, yeah, oh yeah, and all they need to do to take all your shit is have one kid with you, and yeah, the law, the law and the system panders to the, the Democrat party, PC neo-liberal feminazi stormtroopers, hold on, oh man, Gunnar Lindblum is too out for getting older, losing half assets, attorney fees, alimony, child support, oh god, child support, my buddy, he, when he got divorced, he has one girl, right, well at that time she was a little girl, now she's like 18, and the wife, the ex-wife to be was trying to get like $180 a week at him, now what kid really needs $180 a week, give me a break, she wanted to go on vacation and spend it with her, her new boyfriend, ex-wife's lawyer, oh they make, they make the man pay for it, for your ex-wife's lawyer, she, she isn't, it's her lawyer, why do you have to pay for it, boy, they, they, the men really have it screwed, they have a bad man, well, look at the bright side, a family that works together sticks together, survives, just like the, the old family owned farms, you know, you got to do what you got to do, if a, if a mom spoils her kids with, you know, if she's a good cook, not all mothers are good cooks, if she's a good cook, and she, and she's always has food on the table for you, calling you to come and eat, and does your laundry, you know, and, and so on and so forth, that's a good thing, and if your mom's, if your parents' house, they have a washer and dryer and there you go, you don't have to leave the house to wash your clothes and laundry, I mean, it's beautiful, you got, you probably have a recreation room to call your own, where you can do your, you know, your little man cave stuff, little man cave stuff, it is messed up, oh gee, listen, a fertilized egg is a fertilized egg, it's, it's no more a baby than an acorn as an oak tree, it is equal to the fertilized organic chicken eggs, you get a whole foods or whatever, you can make an omelet with it, it's only a baby if they can detect a heartbeat, you know, if there's a heartbeat, forget about the brain activity, if there's a heartbeat, I wouldn't allow for any abortion, but on the other hand, it could be really insane like New Jersey, where you can, you can, you can murder a fully developed kid, you know, late term, that's hard, that's hard, no, he has to pay alimony, child support, half assets, 170k and attorney fees for the wife, oh man, that's pretty bad, gunner that's pretty damn bad, hey Bart Robinson from the rural parts of southwestern New Jersey, my, my fellow Jerseyite, how are you this evening Mr. Bart Robinson? Hey, forget about it, hey, forget about it Ronnie, yes, forget about it, they are allowed, they are allowing them to murder kids at nine months pregnancy, yeah, that's a full trial, man, they have to go in there and dispatch it like a chicken, ready for the deep fryer, that's horrible, no, that's gruesome, no, there's such a thing as using common sense, you don't wait until you're showing pregnancy with a belly, until you, you decide I don't want to be a parent, no, you don't wait that long, you nip it in the bud when you conceive, all you women out there, oh come on, he's a single guy who, who is very functional as a straight heterosexual male and, and, and he wants to meet somebody, he's unattached, a poor guy, you know, he wants to meet somebody, and so what, so what if he, if he hits on or flirts with girls you like, so what, all the girl has to say is, no thank you, that's ridiculous, Mr. Letitia, she must be, she must be a, a carpet muncher, if you know what I mean, Garner, yeah, that's insane Ronnie, yes, he's still mad because, because me and Jason Cleveland, print screened and imaged him and put him in the middle of the center of the wheel, he's still mad about that, he hasn't forgotten, he should get over it, you know, it's only, it's only fun and humor between friends, you know, he's a, he's a man baby, good, good bark, good to hear that, predator because, because he, he tried to hit on a few girls, yeah Letitia James has a big mouth, okay, where was I, well we'll, I'll start with the light stuff, I'll start with the light stuff, this is, this is gonna crack you, you guys up really, whoa, the comments are coming in fast and furious, bear with me people, bear with me, this is, this is a, this is a music, a music, okay, okay, now here is a story, a true story actually of this woman, this woman insisted that her Instacart shopper return to the supermarket to get her ice cream that was out of stock, now how could an Instacart shopper get ice cream that is not in stock anymore, you tell me and, and, and her, her reply was, can't you just go back to the store and get it, talk about being dumber than a bag of rocks, and there she is, what an idiot, the ice cream flavor she wanted was out of stock, I'd rather refund, refund than pick a flavor they might not like, well he's a dope too because Instacart people have the phone number of the person they're shopping for and they, when there's, when something's not in stock they're supposed to call the customer and say look, just want to tell you your product's not in stock, you have an alternative, so I blame him too, she's, she's crazy for expecting to pull water out of a stone, you know, it's pretty messed up, oh yeah here's one but I'm not, I'm not gonna do a screen share, let me do this real quick, Elon Musk says free employee lunches at Twitter, headquarters were costing more than $400 per meal because almost no one was in the office, now here's a guy, talk about Jacob Marley from Christmas Carol, here is a penny pinching skin-flint greedy motherfucker, the, the egomaniac or maybe narcissistic Elon Musk, right, he looks at every little thing, the guy's a slave driver and you know what, it's his choice, it was his choice and his problem that he paid way too much for Twitter, he got ripped off, he paid way too much for Twitter, he got himself in hot water by taking on Twitter, he fires people at the drop of a hat, people are dropping like flies over there, he's firing people left and right, even people that give him constructive criticism about safety in the plant or something, no, if you say anything, if you question anything or criticize anything or even if it's constructive he fires you, so it's gonna end up where he's by himself and you know he has himself the blame, I don't feel sorry for him, you know, he, he took on, he was stupid enough to pay way too much for Twitter, he took on this extra responsibility aside from trying to run SpaceX and Lexus and he says he has too much work on his plate, well that was his choice, he didn't have to be a sucker and buy Twitter for more than it was worth and he's making all the employees suffer because of his bad choice, so he wants everyone to move in the office and to work 24-7 and sacrifice their lives and love ones and it's also Elon Musk's choice, his decision not to have a residence per se and to sleep at the office or the plant and be a fucking asshole, his lifestyle which is of an insane obsessed person is his choice and he should not make his employees suffer for his bad choices, okay now let me try to get caught up here, oh where was I, okay I think I was here, all right I did that, it's messed up bro, bro the Michigan guy needs to get on a diet to be honest so he's gonna have a heart attack, you tell me and he's a, he's a chain smoker and he's an alcohol too, aside from his bad diet, between extreme obesity and smoking it's really bad on a heart, well Gunner, he's a walking time bomb, I mean you know better than anybody else you know you're a guy that it's devoted to training physical fitness and you know the kind of lifestyle he should be leading, I think he has insulin resistance, he's addicted to carbs, he's eaten way too many carbs and that's a recipe for heart disease, diabetes, cancer so on and so forth, then he's chain smoker and he can only talk in one, he can only talk one sentence long, he starts going into a hacking smoker's cough and he admitted, I don't have a call that's a smoker's cough, he says I can't catch my breath, so maybe God forbid but maybe he has emphysema, the guy is on, it's almost like a death wish right, they are being criminalized, you can, if you're born a male you have two strikes against you, you're born a male you have the one, the original, the strike of original sin right and by the way Eve is the one, is the first person to ever sin, then she's suckered at him, then you have that right, then you have another strike, you're born a male, Cuomo's biggest crime is murdering many old people in March 2020, not being a white straight male, though that also is not good, you're right, I was stupid when he did older whites, oh yeah, if it was people of color, forget it, they would raise holy health, if you're the most discriminated against person today in the United States, is I would say is a heterosexual Caucasian male, I used to get really upset on my show and I used to raise my voice and shout and scream, no I'm gonna do Teddy Roosevelt style, speak softly and carry a big stick, that's all, people can hear what I have to say, social media is becoming trash, I mean, believe me, I despise Mark Zuckerberg, he's an eagle beak control freak geek, and the government is telling him straighten your ass out, and they're also telling you Elon Musk, these people, just because they're multi-billionaires, that doesn't mean they're above the law, no one is supposed to be above the law, you know, with the worst, the worst is Instagram, Facebook, and oh yeah, yeah, Twitter also, I'm starting to find all these personal messages on my Twitter profile, from scammers, they start off trying to be your friend, and then they want, they want you to invest in cryptocurrency, the Bitcoin craze, right, the Bitcoin craze, the Bitcoin craze, no more work from home for the Twitter bitches living like they love the pandemic, actually, that's very efficient during the pandemic, the birth of office workers being able to work from home, because if you can work from home, why not, why do you have to go out in the middle of winter, and dig your car out, and chip ice off your windshield, and drive on dangerous highways, roads, dangerous roads, get to work, and then you have to fight traffic to work, and some people have to fight traffic going home from work, and by time you get home, and you're finished with dinner, how much time do you have for yourself, really, to do what, eh, take a shower, watch a little TV, the news, and then go back to bed, that's no life, that's no life, yeah, I don't know, I don't know what that means, but Kanye West, man, I'm not a fan of, I don't, I don't keep track of any, anyone in the modern music industry, the only music I know is the music I like, I'm talking about, from 90s club music with techno, going back to the 80s, 70s, just going back, I have no interest in anyone in the, in that lifestyle, you know, the ghetto lifestyle, the rap, the only thing I know is 1980s, I liked old house music, hip hop, some hip hop, freestyle, classic disco, classic rock, heavy metal, I like heavy metal rock, I don't follow any of these people, I really don't, yeah affirmative action, it's getting worse and worse, you know what happened to me one time, this is going a while back, right, through the unemployment office, I had a meeting with the, the workforce career counselor, and you know, the career counselor told me, he says, if you weren't a white male, if you were a woman of color, especially a woman of color with a child, you, you can apply for so many programs, and get so much money for so many things, you can apply for everything, even, even money, entrepreneurial money to start you up in your own business, self-employment, but by, he, he says, because you're a Caucasian male, you, you're in, you are entitled to very little from the government, compared to if you were, if you were a woman of color, especially woman of color with a child, damn right it is, I'm not, I'm not, I tell people, I'm not, I'm not sending anyone one red cent online, oh he's just come back, I hate him, I hate him, well I have a few, not yet, I have a few things, so there he is, well Mike, Western Mike from San Francisco, California, he's one of my right-hand men, he, he has a link, KB was a billionaire with ridiculous looking sneakers who claims to Jews, run everything, and then he got boycotted and lost his sneaker empire, well KB was right, it's not like he was lying, heaven forbid, oh you know, you gotta, you gotta work on egg shells with the tribe, hey Jason Cleveland from Seattle Washington, my buddy, greetings from the greatest setting in college football, Husky Stadium, go doga, oh you got another game tonight, you got another game at the stadium, now he is in a billionaire but still worth about 400 million, hey I can retire on 400 million, doga, dogs, yeah they're all, all of the, the millennial, millennials and the, and the generation that took the place of the millennials and even the ones right before the millennials, they're all entitled, they, they're all whiny bitches that, that take tantrums and whine and act entitled, they want special treatment, just like the lobbying groups, okay, that the, the neo-liberals of the democrat party candid to, they kiss their ass, the lobbying groups that demand special treatment, I'm not a fan of rap or hip hop and any of that stuff, I love my 70s rock, etc, greatest ever, greatest ever ever for me, oh me too, the music is, is heavenly, there's so much great music during those decades, yeah probably manufactured in third world countries and, and sold at ridiculous prices, you know, and suckers by them, not a fan, not a fan, not a, Donald Trump used to say that, I'm not a fan, I was never a fan, Jason is a Rockefeller Republican from Washington state, and Jason you hear, you read this, a, Western Mike says, what's up Jason, Kanye, Nakabe, I meant, yeah I knew, I knew him, he was crying about the Jews running everything and the blacks don't own anything, no he's kind of, he's kind of right, hey if he, the man's right, the man's right, I have to agree with him, he says the black man is oppressed, I agree with that, and needs to get more from the Jews and whitey, whitey, is that the same as a honky, the honkies, remember George Jefferson, because the boomers are the generation that destroyed America, not millennials, well let me ask you a question Ronnie, were the boomers the ones that grew up during the flower children days, the hipsters, the 1960s, protesting in Woodstock and all that, and then all of a sudden they got older and they became capitalists and corrupt and greedy and they became exactly, I believe, what they protested against, now correct me if I'm wrong, lose the juice, oh if you say he's a Mondale Democrat, I'm more to the left of Mondale because I think Mondale collected campaign contributions from the fat cats, he's an establishment Democrat and I don't believe in it, they're coming in fast and furious, oh here we go, here we go, they're back, oh god, they're back, hey what's going on man, what is going on, I can't, I can't get rid of it, now StreamYard is allowing, they're blocking, look at this, the bot is blocking my ability to block the bot, there's no dropdown menu for me to, oh here we go, all right listen, Harvey Weinstein, he might have gotten bumped off in prison, you know, oh he had a fucked up dick, his penis was deformed, now deformed, I didn't know that, was it crooked, or is it like a corkscrew, so he can screw people better, western mic, western mic, western mic, hey western mic, whenever you're ready, okay, whenever you're done with whatever you're doing, you're welcome to come on, yeah he's an establishment, an establishment, I mean George McGovern was very progressive Democrat from Minnesota I think, like Hubert Humphrey, but they might have been establishment also, they might have taken huge campaign contributions, also, all right look, yeah the porno bots coming out of woodwork, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, Weinstein's penis was irregularly large, well having a huge schlong is not deformed, that's actually a blessing, okay, I'm going to complain about the state of New Jersey a little bit here, all right, let me just do the screen share, now, now what, hey you son of a bitch, fuck you, advertising, spamming and all that, I can't wait for the opening show to celebrate Krampus and Festivus, which is, I won't be on next week because I won't be home, I'll be away, but the Saturday after next Saturday will be the celebration of the season, Krampus day, Festivus, and Winter Solstice Eule, okay, I don't condone or support the commercialization of so-called Christmas, meanwhile Jesus wasn't even born in December, okay, now get a load of this, in New Jersey, you believe this shit, it is illegal to pull through an empty parking space in New Jersey, you believe that crap, you know what I think this is, I think this is just another excuse to write more tickets and increase revenue for the corrupt New Jersey politicians, okay, just another reason to write more tickets, more violations, you know how many times people have done this in the parking lot, so instead of going, driving up and down the aisles of the parking lot, you can't make a shortcut and drive through here, like here, see my cursor, an empty parking space, like to get from here to there, you can't drive through here, you'll get a violation, unbelievable, unbelievable, total crap, getting fast and furious, fast and furious, I like to join if you have a straight white male, straight white male, all right, here you go people, not a straight white male, Ronny S, I think the women who took Weinstein's penis and their vaginas, did it due to him being a very physically attractive male, he should have changed his name to Schlungstein, Western Mike says we'll be there soon just wrapping up over here, no problem sir, Bart Robinson, yet another stupid New Jersey law, this one is one fucked up state and I can't stand Murphy, I mean you know just think about it, you know how many times I took shortcuts and parking lots by driving through empty parking spaces, so instead of doing that, now you have to go all the way down the whatever, the yellow brick road, whatever how you call those, the places where you're supposed to drive on, in other words, if there's no car parked in the space, you can't take a shortcut, but what I do is I go slow, I never speed in a parking lot, you know, the one thing I love, one of the best inventions that civil engineers ever came up with, or people in charge of safety, it's my favorite, it's the high speed bump, this way these these assholes can't speed up and down the residential streets anymore, and god forbid hit some kid, you know, now they they're forced to slow down, otherwise they fuck their car up, and they deserve it, they deserve it, oh yeah, Elon Musk makes up his mind on who will be authentic on Twitter, and you know, I gotta go through this, I gotta go, I gotta go through this all the time, all the time I have to go through this, there he is, there's the the lunatic, Elon Musk, let me get this crap out of here, hold on, Elon Musk finally makes up his mind on Twitter Blue, you'll be an official celebrity or company if enough verified people follow you, so before in order to get verified, all you needed to do was send a copy of a photo ID or driver's license, and with your name and address on it, and you were verified, so now you know, you want you to pay to be verified because he's a greedy scumbag, that's what he is, you want you to pay, and they they always coming up with more ways to screw over to consumer, always, always coming up with ways to fuck you over, working for Elon Musk, he wants you, let me guess, he wants you to kiss his ass constantly, well I would say it's hell on earth, I'm not, I'm not even gonna, I'm not even gonna go through it, everybody knows through what they see on social media, hold on, I know I have to get back to ask me, you should do some restaurant reviews again, and I haven't really, I know I used to go to the oil you can eat sushi place, and I stopped going because it was summer and it was too friggin hot for me to walk four blocks, now it's very cold, but I guess I can get warm, you know, I'll be, I'm a lot better walking when the weather is cold than walking when it's a heat wave, you know, but I have to go when I'm really hungry, like when I go to a buffet, I used to go to the Royal Hibachi, right, every Friday, they had everything, everything you name it, and you name it, they had only like 13 bucks for lunch, and I would have no breakfast, no lunch, no dinner, I would just go to the buffet, and like Homer Simpson, they would lose money on me, and I would gorge myself, and I would be full all day until maybe late at night, I might have a snack, maybe, you know, and that's what I used to do, you know, but I have to be, I have to be hungry enough and energetic to go to the oil you can eat, well, I go to this one, and honestly I can't pronounce the Asian name, but the most popular one in Edgewater is Arrogato, but Arrogato, despite their popularity, they have a very limited menu, they have no cooked Japanese food, not and you could only stay there for an hour and a half, fuck that, I'm not going to feel like I'm being rushed, especially if you go there with friends or family, you're talking, you know, so I go to this other one, which is maybe a few minutes down further on the same side of the street, and they have the usual, they have all the sushi sashimi, they have the, what do you call it, they have cooked Japanese food, they have some barbecue stuff, tempura, it's all, it's all, it's a big menu, and it's all you can eat, and that's the one where I did my live stream shows at, but I have to be hungry enough to go, you know, oh yeah, the one thing I agree with, with Elon Musk, despite the fact that he's a piece of shit geek, control-free geek, like Zucker, like Zucker Dusch, one thing I agree with is he respects the First Amendment, you don't have to like the person who's talking, you don't have to agree with them, but even wackos unfortunately have a right to an opinion, and you don't have to, you don't have to read what they have to say, you don't have to listen to their videos, you can just change it, get off, go watch something else, nobody's twisting your arm to listen to Donald Trump, or Laurie Bulbert, or any of the other wackos, oh I believe it, I really believe it, doesn't surprise me, this is the last one, this one, talk about Trump, right? Can you tell me something that President Trump did while he was president that you didn't like? And I know everybody's answer is probably tweeting, and I loved his tweeting for one reason, it got, it was like the red laser, he would tweet and get them over here thinking about all this while he's over here really getting it done, or I'm sorry, some stuff done, and now I can't think of very many things that he did. Gentlemen, let me know if you can hear the audio of this video or not, please. Let them steal the election in 2020, because he said he knew they were going to do it, so I'm kind of wondering why he didn't do something about it. And do you think that it was a stolen election in 2020? No doubt in my mind, I watched it myself with my own eyes at three o'clock in the morning on TV. What'd you see? I saw all the ladies in Georgia pull all those ballots out and I watched her run the same ones over and over and I watched it with my own eyes. I don't need anyone to tell me it was stolen. I watched it. The government in the state government? I've never been to Michigan. I've never been there. I mean, I know the Steiner brothers are from Michigan, pro wrestling legendary tag team, Rick Scott and Rick Steiner. I've never been to Michigan. It might be too cold. You know what it is? I'm so used to being near the ocean, that to be inland, the only area that fascinates me that's not on the ocean is the desert, the Sonora desert, you know, New Mexico, Arizona, Baja, Baja Peninsula as the part of Sonora is is desert is in Baja. I love this. But now that's by the ocean though. But I don't know. I grew up being near the sea. Berman and Georgia said that that was totally innocent and that was they did. Well, they were it's a Republican government there. So I'm just curious. It's a Republican government. What would you have to hear to make you believe that that was just an innocent, you know, and that's I watched it with my own eyes. Nothing. There's nothing that can make me believe that that wasn't stolen. And they're they're arresting people individually for all of this. I mean, Pennsylvania Trump just said it. They found in Pennsylvania that everything we said was right. They're they're just not showing it all at one time to show how much fraud there really was. I don't know if you've seen 2000 meals, but that shows exactly how they did it. I knew they did it. 2000 meals showed me how they did it. Is there anything he did that you didn't like when he was present? Um, like policy wise or anything? Is there anything you don't like about it? The one thing me personally, okay, what I'm saying is me personally, the big thing you hear from people is the tweets. If he was to just shut up and stop tweeting, okay, I personally love them like he would tweet and I know, oh, watch this. They're all going to go nuts and NBC and they're all going to start going crazy. Like me personally, like I, I enjoy that. It was fun because I watch it again. It's they're so predictable. But, um, but that is the one thing that even, even like way calmer people on our side are just like, Hey man, if you back off that, you're going to get so much more support. Um, you know, and I there's validity to that. So if he was to tone it down a little bit, um, he would open up another segment of the market that is just kind of, you know, the tweets. I mean, obviously he would have tipped off the tweets. I think he would have probably still be president. I don't follow Mr. Trump because I like Trump. I go after Trump because I like the way he does things. I don't like very much the way he talks, but I don't care about the way he talks. What I do care is where are we going with Mr. Trump? And that's the point I want to get. You know, he might say a few things that people don't always like. You don't want your daughter to hear, for example, my granddaughter. But you know, maybe I don't always say all the things I should either. So I can tolerate what he does. So you're talking, what are the issues that are upsetting you most now in the state of Florida? I mean, I can ask you first. Just everything. Everything is, is going down the drain. Our freedoms, our liberties, the mandates, the closing of everything in other states. Thank God for the Santas here in Florida, we were open, but we're losing our freedoms little by little. They say it's a career politician. So all there there is still for their own interests, you know, they put themselves first, and they put us, the American citizen, not even second or third or fourth, and they're like all the way down at the bottom, you know, it's and millions of dollars. How are these people millionaires with the salary they're supposed to get? They were not millionaires when they went in as a politician. Most of them aren't, you know, most of the people are, there's some wealthy politicians. This guy came in wealthy before he, you know, was, was already a billionaire. Exactly. That's actually my point. I mean, to be honest with you in 2016, we didn't vote for him. And we didn't vote for Hillary Clinton either. But we didn't vote for one of them. And two years and a half into his office, he actually won us because pretty much everything that he promised, he delivered. Most politicians, they come in and tell you when they're running for a position, they'll tell you, oh, I promise you this and this and this and that. They won't even achieve 20% of the things they actually promised. This guy actually won't be pretty much achieved. Energy independence and now Biden is closing all of our, that's why gas prices are soaring. They want to blame everything on Russia. But if you're closing the pipelines everywhere, of course, we're going to have, we need to be energy independent. So we don't, we shouldn't have to beg for other people for oil. I want my country of Cuba to be free and it takes a big man to want to do something like that. And I think Donald Trump might be the one person to make that happen. He didn't do it last time though. Well, I'll tell you, I went to the first inauguration event here in Miami when he announced he was going to run and he said he was going to do it in the second term, never said the first term. I was their person. I have pictures right here. So I do believe what he said. I just think he had so many other priorities to take care of that he couldn't do anything else. But what he did, he had a lot of enemies around him. We all know he did. Yeah. Great balls of fire. Great balls of fire. Goodness gracious. May he rest in peace. Jerry Lee Lewis passed away not too long ago. It's a sad loss. Yeah, I never, I never, I never, excuse me. I know Michigan is where Detroit is and a bunch of other, I know there's a huge Middle Eastern American community in Dearborn, Dearborn, Michigan, which is, I believe it's where Sabu, wrestler Sabu is from. There he is. Mr. Ronnie S. from now residing in Clearwater, Florida, originally from Long Island, now residing in Clearwater, originally from Long Island, New York. Yes. I'll be going up there for Thanksgiving. I'll be in the tri-state area. Good. You'll be up there, spending with relatives, with family, and looking forward to it. I hope it's not going to be too cold. It's very refreshing. I think tonight it's going to be in the 20s, in the low 20s. The high for today was 43, and the low is been, the low freezing. I haven't seen this weather in three years. I haven't been up there in the winter months. I've been up to visit in the summer, but not in the winter months. It's invigorating, it's energetic, enjoy it. It's scary, James, and there's not even no snow on Long Island yet, so it's cold, but there's still no snow. Well, it depends. We haven't had real heavy snow in years. Well, it's on the news, Buffalo's getting smashed. When I say we, yeah, you mean the coastline? Yeah, yeah, the coast. Buffalo gets hammered. I'm sure Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, especially. Yeah, well, that's the Midwest, but you know, Buffalo is part of New York. Yeah, well, really, it's far up. Buffalo is a long, long drive, because New York state is a big state. New York state is a huge state. It's a big state, and Buffalo is on Lake Erie, one of the great, the second, the second largest of the great lakes. It's on Lake Erie. I think New York state might be one of the biggest states geographically, actually. It's big now. It's big, and it's really big. And the majority of it, the downstate part, New York City, Long Island, it's a very, very small part of actually the whole state. And in that part, it's closer to New Jersey, where you are. So that's why, you know, and then you got Connecticut. So it's a tri-state area around that little small area there. Yeah, I'm near, if I went north, I would hit Rockland County and then Orange County. Right next to Rockland is West Chester. Yeah, West Chester is County, it's east of Rockland County. Right, the Rockland County is where Nannuette is, the how you call it, in Westniac, the big shopping mall, in Westniac, New York. Oh, yeah, the big mall. It starts with the N. Yeah. Oh, man, I remember. Yeah, and I remember, I have something in the house that is the only thing ever bought from that mall. It's back in early 90s. Yeah, it's cast iron, jack-o-lantern, double-face candle, candle hold. Can you ever have this beer? Love that. Blue? I probably would like it. I like Canadian beer. I like Canadian beers very much. I hear that a lot. A lot of people like Canadian beers. Just like I like modello beers. What would you say a six pack of this would go for? Really, six bucks? No, close. In Florida, it'll probably be less than up here. No, not really. Prices are pretty much comparable for the most part because I live in the Tampa Bay area. So it's a big metro. Well, what I would do with the facts. Well, anyway, the price is like seven and change plus tax. You weren't far off with the six dollars. That's not bad. What I would do is with any good quality beer, I would put it in the freezer for maybe 20 minutes, maybe just to get it a little bit of frosty, get it like maybe 25% icy inside because you got to watch it. You don't want the damn thing burst. You don't want 25%? Yeah, maybe like 10% icy. Yeah, you want that frosty, slurpy a little bit. You're saying like an ice cold beer. This is a good beer to do that with, actually. That would be good. But there are certain beers that you can't drink unless they are frozen like you're saying. There are certain beers that would just be, they wouldn't taste good unless they were freezing. I love frosty, cold beer. It has to be icy cold, especially where you are in Florida. That would go down really nice. It's refreshing. You got 10% frozen beer in a cooler and you're sitting by the pool and it might be 80 degrees out and you're sucking them down. Sure, sure. It'll go down nice. Oh, I thought, oh, I sent you the link on Instagram. All right, here's the link again. So anyway, I just want to answer Gunner about Detroit. You know, many of the small United States cities are shitholes because there's very little money going into the small cities from the federal government. There, yeah, but Detroit. What about the big cities? You consider Detroit a small city? Well, no, I shouldn't say small. While it's relative. What's going on? How's it going? Yeah, Detroit is a big city of, I guess, a small city. I wouldn't say San Francisco. That's a big city. No, it's big. Oh, Omaha and Nebraska would be compared to, yeah, compared to Detroit would be, the compared to San Francisco would be considered a small city. Sure, yeah. Yeah, in other words, if a city cannot support a major team, sports team, if they can't support any major sports team. That's a tough hill to climb over, James. Yeah, I think there's even big cities that don't have professional sports teams. Well, look at Jacksonville. They have the Jaguars, but they don't have a basketball team. They don't have a basketball team, but they have a hockey team. They have a football team, major leagues. They have a hockey team. Really? Yeah, the Jacksonville. Jacksonville Jackoffs? I don't know. But there's, yeah, they have a hockey team. Tampa has a hockey team. So I think those are the two. Well, I know. Tampa has the Lightning. Yeah, well, they're not the only ones. There's another Jacksonville. Jacksonville has a hockey team. You know, I was surprised. I was surprised. Hold on. And then Florida has three football teams. Keef. Three pro football teams. Keef. Is that a non-alcoholic beer? This is an orange kush by Keef. Cannabis-infused, classic soda. Cannabis-infused? Would you say orange kush? Kuchy? Put it up a little bit closer, Mike, to the camera. Closer? Yeah. Orange kush? What is a kush? No, it's kush. It's not a beer. It's a weed drink, right? It's a weed drink. Cannabis-infused orange soda. Is that what it is? Yeah, yeah. It's cannabis-infused orange soda from Nice Guys Delivery. Man, Nice Guys Delivery. That's kind of interesting, man. Have you had it yet? It's pretty cool. Oh, yeah, yeah. Love this one. This one is like a nine out of ten. It's pretty good. Have you done the weed drinks? Yep. No, I didn't even know that. I never heard of that. Oh, yeah. I never heard of that. I know that Ronnie could definitely tell if there's cannabis in the beverage, because he's an expert on cannabis. That's nice. Yeah, cannabis is awesome. It helps people sleep. It's cool. It's good to sleep. It's good for various things. It makes you mellow. It mellows you out. It relaxes you. Oh, yeah. Now, he's welcome to light up his generator. I mean, his carburetor pipe anytime. The only thing, Mike, so you're mixing it with the orange soda. Orange soda is not really healthy for you. No, it's not, but you know what? It's nice to have it a couple of times during the week. It's like one can enough, and you got to buzz off that, or you got to do a couple of cans. I think you got to do a couple of cans to get a real buzz. You can get a buzz off one can, but if you want a real buzz, then you got to... That's like two cans of orange soda is a lot of sugar. It's a lot of artificial flavor. Yeah, but then you get the weed, so that is good. What do you think, James? I was never a soda drinker. I don't really like soda. I don't like sweets. I don't like it by itself. If it's something useful, like what it's doing here, then it's good, but by itself, I don't like it that much. I mean, the only sweets I like is ice cream, sorbet, gelato, Italian ice. I like that, but as far as any other kinds of sweets, no. You don't like artificial sweets because the gelato is more like a natural... Yeah, awesome. Yeah, you know, the Coca-Cola sold internationally outside of the United States has a fraction of the sugar of the Coca-Cola sold in the United States has a tremendous amount of sugar in it. Really? Yeah. It's almost like they know Americans have a tendency to get addicted to sugar, to carbs. Well, all they do it if it has a good purpose like this, otherwise it's going to stay away from it. I don't really sense any sugar in this. I think it's a sugarless soda. They have sugar-free sodas out there. They have a Coke Zero. Coke Zero is really cool. I know Coke Zero. Oh, yeah. It's really cool. It's genius. So you don't get all that dang caffeine. It's really good. Yeah. I got a sort of a brain fart at the beginning of the show. I mentioned Senator Kirsten, Cinema of Arizona. As opposed to Kirsten Joe Brand. Well, as opposed to Kirsten Joe Brand, yeah. And the other trader that is problematic in the Democrat Party will be Joe Manchin of West Virginia. So what I was trying to say, if Reverend Warnock of Georgia, it looks like he's going to win, but let's say he really is going to win State Senate, then the Democrats would have one extra vote. Like instead of having Joe Manchin and Kirsten, Cinema causing problems, they would just have one of them cause problems instead of both because then that would bring 51. That would bring the Democrats up to 51 senators. They would gain, yeah. It wouldn't be a Thai Senate anymore. And that's what, yeah. They would have a net gain of one seat. It wouldn't need VP Harris' tie. It'll be 51 to 49. It will 49 Republicans, 51 Democrats. The Vice President would not have to tie, would not have to break Thai-casted books. Correct. Absolutely. We know that a Republican is going to win in Alaska. Democrats have forfeited Alaska on the Senate, even though it looks like the House is probably Democratic. The Senate is probably looking like it's, yeah, the Senate is not going to a Democrat this time around in Alaska. Why is Alaska, why are the Democrats forfeiting Alaska? Well, they got disqualified during the initial round. So no Democrats made it to the run-off. It's Senator Murkowski and Shibaka, so the MAGA. Shibaka? Shibaka from Star Wars? Now, last term, Mike, let me ask you a question. Sure, sure. Would you consider yourself a Rockefeller Republican? I don't think I really am a fan of Rockefeller. He was a moderate, right? Yeah, but I think he also did a lot of- He brought two parties together? Yeah, but Roddy, I think he also did a lot of kind of big buck things. So, yeah, I'm not a kind of business kind of midfielder. Yeah, you're into the big bucks? No, no, Main Street, Main Street, so. You don't like the big banks? No, no, the big banks always, I don't think they're trying to screw the little guys just that they- They always want to make money. Yeah, they're a bit money-grubbing. It's like a rouge, you know? Yeah, yeah, yeah. J.P. Morgan. It's annoying all the bad stuff that comes out of these big companies sometimes, too. Well, did you know that J.P. Morgan and John Rockefeller were rivals? Uh-huh, yeah. And then J.P. Morgan got hooked up with the J.P. Morgan investment banking. And then there was Chase Manhattan, it was called. Chase Manhattan was the original Chase. James probably knows this. I remember Chase, man. And they were a Rockefeller-affiliated bank. Goldman Sachs and such. I think Goldman Sachs was Rockefeller, too, right? I'm not sure. But when J.P. Morgan company and they acquired Chase Manhattan. And it was J.P. Morgan finally coming together with the Rockefeller interests because the Rockefellers controlled Chase Manhattan. Yeah. It was like the combining of two major families, the Morgan and the Rockefellers. Yeah. Like in major finance, major capitalism, as James would say. And that is crony capitalism that they did, for sure. That's crony capitalism at its finest. J.P. Morgan was ruthless. He took over every one of those rival moguls. Yeah, I mean, Carnegie, he ended up taking over the US Steel, right? I think Vanderbilt, he took part of Vanderbilt's business. Cornelius, yeah. Yep. And then in 2008, Chase Bank swooned in and bought all the smaller, like they were kind of big regional banks, but they were small on a national level. Right. Bought up like 10 of those. And then it made Chase the largest bank in the world that they are now. Oh, Chase. J.P. Morgan Chase is what it's called now. So they acquired Chase Manhattan. That's where the Chase name came from. And then you had J.P. Morgan. They were always investment bankers. Chase Manhattan was a commercial bank. Right. And then New York also had City Bank. City used to be called National City, something like that, back in the early 1900s. And then, yeah, eventually morphed into Citibank, which is now, but that went through various mergers. And they are now Citigroup, which is one of the, I think it's the second or the third large. Yeah, Citibank and Citigroup. And then you got Bank of America is right up there, top three also. Now Bank of America used to be called Summit. And they, I think there was some merger going on. Summit, huh? Before Summit. Charles Schwab is a good bank. Charles Schwab. Charles Schwab is, it's not called Charles Schwab. It's called Schwab. Yeah, it's called Schwab. Yeah, Charles Schwab is the, that is an investment bank, but you can't just open up a checking account there. Yeah, I know. I think you also need a full risk. It's not a checking account bank. It's an investment bank. I think you also need to have a brokerage account in order to. Right. Right. Yeah. Yeah. And I would say Schwab is right up there in the corrupt, you know, yeah. It's not. Polyism, but they all are though. Because they're all connected to the Federal Reserve. You know, none of this stuff is part of the free market. It's all, it's all rigged. I dated somebody one time that worked for Bear Stern. Really? How'd that go? How'd it go? No, no, it went quite well. She was, she was a very nice girl. Very smart. She had, she passed the bar. She passed the New York and New Jersey bar. Well, they did the same thing. Yeah. And she worked for Bear Stern. And I think, I think the bar, the bar isn't a national exam. So it doesn't go by state. Oh, really? So you get licensed by state, but you don't, the bar exam itself is a national. Okay. So, so you would have to get, it's a separate task to get. A separate life, all you do is pay a separate fee, you know, per state. Right. So if you want to work, somebody wants to work in, let's say, Massachusetts, they would get a license from Massachusetts. If you say, say you live in New York, you pass the bar, and you want to practice in San Francisco, you got to, you got to pay a license fee to California. California. That's all it is. They might, they might, depending on the state, they might give you like a small, like a little test or something like that, but it's like, you know, it's not going to be anything as big. Like you could, you could take an exam and become a CPA and do that in your retirement. No, you don't have to do that. So you do it in New York. And then, so I move here to Florida. I just have to pay a fee to the state of Florida to get licensed here. Oh, and then you can hang your shingle out. Yeah, it's the same thing as a bar. It's a nationwide test, but licensing goes by the individual state. It's $150 fee a year. That's, that's all it is. That's nothing. Yeah. Yeah. The state, it's called state licensure. And it's kind of, it's kind of, it's like the truth. It's a corrupt bunch of bullshit, really, because what are they charging you for? You already took the test, but they're charging you to do business in their state. You know what, you know what that reminds me of? Professionals that have to get re-certified. Oh yeah, that's what, that's what it is. You took, you took the, you took the necessary exams. You got your diploma. You got your certification. Why the hell do you need to get re-certified? Re-certified. So what would you say, what are you referring to with that? Like what profession? Well, like, like let's say the medical profession, like nurses, certain nurses, or maybe all nurses, have to get re-certified. In other words, they have to. I don't think they get re-certified, but they probably have to have a, an amount of credits. Because things change continually. Well, it's, it's, it's a continuing education program. Yeah, it's called continuing education. You have to have a certain amount of hours, like continuing education hours. Right. Because. To hold your licenses as a valid, like. Because it takes into account, like you said, all the updates. Yeah, things change. That's in every profession, really. You know, but it's just something, it's just a role. And then those, those schools or those classes that give you that whatever, you know, the updates that you need to, to qualify to keep your license. Yeah, they cost money. So, so that's a racket as well, you know, in a way. Because those, those organizations are getting paid. They're kind of in cahoots with the state because the state is saying, if you don't work with these organizations, you're not, you're not going to be able to keep your license. It's a racket. And you know what else is a racket? When, when senior, when senior semester, whatever you want to call, when senior students of, let's say a technical school, they give them the option of working for a company, not for money, but for, for school credits. An internship. Internships. So they work for free. They work. Sometimes internships are paid. Sometimes sometimes they're paid. Oh, okay. Okay. Not always free, but I was going to say they are, there are free ones. That is, that is still a thing. I mean, I was going to say it's a racket for the company because then they just, when they graduate, they get a whole bunch of new senior students as interns. And that's like, that's like privatized prisons. It's free slave labor, you know, legalized slave labor. Yeah. I mean, it's a little bit of an exaggeration, but I see what you're saying. Most of the time though, the companies, if they're serious companies, they're going to want, they're going to pay the interns and they're going to want the interns to stick with the company because they learned their way of doing things. You know, if, if they like them, then they're going to try to keep them. Yeah. Oh, that's, that's the discussion I had with my sister. She says, um, she says, regardless what you learned in school, when you get a job, you know, you don't know anything. You don't know any, any, no, you have to learn the company's system, their database, their, their intranet, regardless if you're a 4.0 student in college, you don't know anything or until you get into a day one of actually working. And then you see everything you learned, I would say, not everything, 75% of it. And this is an accounting. I would say 75% of what you learned, you don't use ever, ever in your whole career. Wow. So 75% of that was just wish you watched the nonsense that you didn't need. Well, and I think that's true for probably most years. A lot of careers at 0%, a lot of careers, you don't need any of the college shit except for the diploma. Zero percent of what you learn in college is applicable. Well, my, my anatomy teacher, uh, told me, you see that textbook on your desk? Most, most of these textbooks are outdated. They're like their dinosaurs. Sure, sure. I think I heard these days, kids in middle school and high school, they don't even use textbooks anymore. Oh, and they do everything on a laptop, right? It's all on the laptop and there's like, there's like a book on your laptop. But I was talking to somebody and they were saying, they don't even use that. And the teachers are just, just saying like, they're giving you like a free lesson and they don't even use the book even at all. They don't even use the book anymore. You know, you know what else I discovered is a total waste of time for students. Taking notes because why? Because what's in, what's in the exam is what the teacher read. When she reads from the textbook, you're in a chapter and she emphasizes certain paragraphs in that chapter that you, that are, you know, they're not using the chapters. They're not using two chapters anymore. They're not, they're not in the books. Oh, so the exams are not even, they're not even, No, the exams are just like at the teacher's will that they make up something, not even based off the book. Yeah, because I used to get a highlighting marker and highlight in the textbook. No, there's nothing to highlight anymore. Because even if it's online, there's no highlighting online. There is a book, but they don't really use it. Interesting. There's crazy shit going on there. So it's, so what do you think, Mike? Shit. What do you think of this stuff? So it's absolutely books, books are gradually. I like taking notes. I like taking notes. It's fun. I like doing like the, I like it just because I like to write. Now what's your mic? You seem like a PowerPoint guy. Oh, yeah. Yeah. PowerPoint all the way. PowerPoint's good. I think Excel probably revolutionized the counting of the invention of it. Microsoft Excel. Oh yeah, then you don't need a calculator on the side. Yeah, I remember the old-fashioned, the old-fashioned ledger, the bookkeeper's ledger. Oh, I asked you earlier today, James, if you consider yourself a boomer or not. That depends on the age bracket that they categorize a boomer in. I, well, you tell me boomer and zoomer now. Michael, what would you say James is a boomer? No comment. Why is there no comment? It's just a simple question. I know it doesn't mean anything. I would say- It's just a matter of his generation. I would say no. He's not a boomer. No, he does not fit the definition of really a boomer. The definition is what year he was born. Now, I'm not going to ask him what year he's born, because maybe he doesn't want to say that on there. Well, he's not going by, Ron, he's not going by a personality. Oh, it's not a personality test. Strictly based on a- Boomer seems like it's, boomer kind of sounds like it's saying like a matron or putron. Let me bring it back. Boomer came from the term baby boomer. And that is the generation that's roughly between 1946, I think, and 1963 around there. Yeah. So would that fall into your age range, James? Did you say 1946 to 63? Yeah, I think that's about what baby boomers are around there. Well, if that's- The whole decade of the 50s, I know that. Well, I didn't- As far as birth goes, I might be a boomer. Okay. As far as the year of birth, as far as growing up as a kid, early 60s, 70s. The boomers are associated that they had a very safe childhood. You know, you never had to worry about like you were in danger. No. You lived an idyllic, or the ice cream man was coming down the block. Yeah. You had like 10 friends and you're hanging out on the street when you're like nine years old. Everything is nice in the suburbs. In the suburbs. I grew up in a suburb. When the street lights went on, it was time to get- That's when you went home, right? Right, yeah. And you had to be- You trusted authority. You had to be home for dinner at a certain time. You had to- Yeah, we had to do our homework first before we can play. Well, your parents were not up your ass. They told you to go outside and you stayed outside all day. Oh, yeah. Well, me and my friends, well, we had our bicycles and we used to like- Ride your bike around town. We used to go fishing. We went fishing. There was no cell phones, right? So you couldn't call your mom. No, no, no cell phones. No, man. No beepers, no cell phones. Nothing like that. No, uh, no technology. No video games. So- Not even- The phone customers didn't even have video games. We didn't even have a calculator. That wasn't invented yet. The tech- Remember Texas Instruments? Yeah, that was the fancy calculator, Texas Instruments. Yeah, the big ass, yeah. We didn't have no calculators. That was when I was in like 10th grade and I took like whatever math class it was. It was a mandatory that you had to buy this Texas Instruments calculator that was like $100. Wait a minute. You had to buy it? You had to. It was part- Yeah, it was part of your school supplies. None of them, thank you. And probably Western MicroMembers. The tech instruments, it had the, you know, the graph thing. I think it was called the graphing calculator, right? That's what it was called? Yeah, yeah, graphing calculator. Graphing calculator was about $100, James. And you had to buy this thing. It would be part of the class. Jeez. Fuck that's bad. It's like that's worse than making you buy a school uniform. So who do you think put the $100? The school board, obviously, is in cahoots with Texas Instruments. That's why you have to buy it. They're giving Texas Instruments all this, you know, all these sales. You got 30 kids in a class. How many classes in a school? Every kid, I mean, you had to buy it. If you didn't buy the calculator, you could not participate in the class. So you would have failed right then and there. $100. Boom. So this is in a public school. So a kid from a school. You're not listening at that time. A kid, a kid, a child of a single mother, that's a low income, a low income. I mean, if you really want to push it, I'm sure somebody could have came to the school instead of like, my kid can't afford this. But people didn't want to do that. You know, so they're going to rough it out and they're going to try to get that $100. You know, whether they can afford it or not, if they really couldn't afford it, probably could have put it in some kind of hardship petition or whatever. But people don't want to do that. You know, that makes you look bad. Well, then it's, you got to do what you got to do. I mean, you got a lot of mugged people for the $100. But it just, the principle of it even- Hey, I'm going to learn over here. The principle of that even being a thing, that you needed to do this. So you're saying that wasn't a thing when you were a kid, James? No. You didn't have to have a calculator. My mother and grandfather and everyone would have went down there and kicked some ass. Well, what were they teaching you back then when you didn't need to have a calculator, a graphing calculator? I had a scribble on my notepad. You had to use a pen and paper. Yeah, I do math on the right, on the notepad. Did you have the instrument? It was like a circle, and it moved? And then you were right. Was that a protractive? Yeah, protractive. You know what? I had a protractive. A protractive, yeah, yeah. No wonder why I hated math so much. No, it was- I haven't heard that name in a long time in protractive. Kids. You like math, Roddy? No, I always hated math. I hated that teachers were usually very boring. My favorite subject was always history. English teachers are the most boring. No, I think math teachers are pretty boring. Plus they get pissed. I hated math, and then the problem with math is you miss one lesson and you're fucked, because everything, it leaves onto each other. So you miss one lesson, or you don't do the homework or whatever, and you go on to the next lesson and then you're like double behind. So you can never catch up. I, the English teacher didn't, I used to take naps in English class. She couldn't answer my question. I said, how come with the English language, how come there are, there's two things I can ever understand. Number one is silent letters. Okay, if they're silent, why are they there? Another thing is- Well, that's a silly question. You have two- I could have told you that right then and there. Well, that's a matter of opinion. It's silly, because through, okay, I walk through the doorway. All right, T-H-R-O-U-G-H. Well, why, who in English- So you're asking why are they silent? Why are they there if they're silent? Because that's how the language evolves. All right, another thing. Like I threw the baseball, the same pronunciation, but different spelling. T-H-R-E-W- It's not going to be a perfect language. You're asking for a perfect language. And then you have, what's the other thing besides the silent letters? Well, that's- They're silent letters in every language, James. Not- It's not that English. Yeah. Are you sure? You said Spanish, definitely. Spanish, there's a lot of silent letters. There's a lot of silent letters in Spanish. What do you think the letter H is? You never use the letter H in Spanish, but it's there. You never say it though. Oh, and they pronounce the X as a Z, like- Right, but the letter H is always ignored. It's used when you spell- Xavier, X is pronounced Xavier. Sina, warrior princess. Yeah, sure. Yeah. H is never used, James. That is a silent letter in the whole language. Like- So there you go. Like a three. Handsome is her- It's spelled hermoso- It's difficult. Hermo- Right, yeah, exactly, yeah. But it's- That was- they don't pronounce the H. Hermosa is for woman- Hermosa. Hermosa and- But you don't say the H though when you say it. You don't use the H. Why is it there? Hermosa. So it's Hermosa. James was asking why is it there? It's just there. It's a silent letter. It's a silent letter. It's a silent letter. It's- Jordy, what's up? I don't know. I don't know. Yo, what's up, Ron? It's Elijah. Dr. Spock- Mr. Spock would say Elijah. Anyway, we have the king of- The king of Ron. The king of techno from the- From the country of Scotland, Jordy Kay. The great state of Scotland. The great- Yeah, Jordy Kay. He's got his- My favorite lights in the background. He's drinking on again. Okay, nice. Got the shades on. You're drinking- I got the screens on. A Holland beer from across the channel. I'm drinking that. It's essentially brewed in Amsterdam. It's brewed in Holland. That's Holland, yeah. Is that across the channel or- What is that? That's where everything is lit. What is the body of water that separates Scotland from Holland? I have no idea, dude. I have no idea. No, really? That's where you live. English channel. I don't think it is the English channel. Dude, I don't know geography. The English channel is south. He lives north. I think it might be the North Sea. I'll show you guys. You're right. It is the North Sea, right? Yes, it is north of the English channel. Yes. Jordy doesn't even know that. Because if you go across the English channel, you hit Normandy, France. If you cross the English channel, you hit France. France, the Normandy. If you go to Locke-Lomond, you get this kind of stuff. I plan on going Locke-Lomond for my birthday. My birthday is on January the 1st. So what are you planning on doing? I didn't know you were a New Year's baby. Your birthday is January 1st? Yeah. A New Year's baby. How about that? Do you dress up in the diaper on New Year's? You're the New Year's baby thing? Yeah, you know the New Year's baby. New Year's baby has the hat, the top hat. Yeah, he's got the hat and then he has the fancy diaper. I was born on January the 1st of January, 1996. Oh, the 4th. The 1st or the 4th? The 1st. Not the fucking 4th, you twat. The 1st. It sounds like you're saying the 4th. The 1st. Numero uno. Fine then. Numero uno. The 1st. James, it sounds like you're saying the 4th. Goddamn. Do I really need to clean up my accent for you guys? He's got a Scottish accent. He was drinking something, I like to tell. No, it's not that. He's got a Scottish accent. You need to tweak my ears a little bit. A Scottish accent? That's not anything about drinking. I'm just Scottish. That's just how we are. You've got nothing to do with drinking, George. Yeah, exactly, Ronnie. I hear it like coffee. I hear it, but I can hear it. And it's all that I hear. Now, what's your mic from San Francisco? No, it's from Chicago. You're from Chicago originally? He moved. Chicago originally. James, I got to say something. Thank you for playing my music and stuff like that. I really appreciate it. There was a problem. I have to be honest with you. I have no idea why this problem now occurs. The music from the wheel is not picked up by the microphone. And your music from your YouTube channel is muted. The StreamYard microphone doesn't pick it up. But it picks up other YouTube videos that talk about like... Now, remember the video last week, James, of the lady that was talking? That didn't get picked up. That didn't get picked up. But the Jesse Ventura one did. You heard Jesse. Now, what I did was, before I went on the air, I tested some of the videos. I did a test run on the air, because I don't want the same thing to happen. So how do you test it to know what your name is first? Yeah, James, I'm going to shut off. Already going? You just got here, Jordy. You just got here. Where are you going? Shall I stay for one more beer? Yeah, one more beer. One more beer. I'm trying to explain how you get that fuck. When you... I'm just tired, you know. It's like fucking... It's like freeing in. You're not that tired. Jordy, you're not that tired. We're tired. I'm drunk, though. What's your mic? I told you. I'm hella tired. You know, you should get... How's your beer? You should... Jordy, you should smoke a pipe. You'll look very sophisticated with a pipe. A pipe? No, I don't smoke pipes. Do you smoke weed? Yeah. Yeah, I smoke weed. Well, use the pipe. You should smoke a little bit of weed right now. I'll grab some. Yeah, I'll grab some. I'll grab one more beer. One more beer for me, one more beer for you. You should see the weed that I've got. It's fucking blue cheese. Let me show you Jordy. So weed that I have. It's probably better than yours. It's probably better than yours. Yeah, it will be better. It will be better. So go grab it. You're from California, right? I'm not from California. He's from California. Where the fuck are you at, Ronnie? He's from California. Where are you at? He's in Florida now. I'm in Florida. Oh, you're in Florida? Yeah. But he's not from Florida. No, but James, I live in Florida. I know a guy from Tampa. But he's not a Floridian. I live right outside Tampa. That's where I live. I know a guy from Tampa. Oh, you know a guy? So you know two guys from Tampa? No. Well, when are you, when are you, when are you, there was a thing called? Not Tampa. Not Tampa. Jordy, go get him. And I'm going to call him Tampa. Not fucking Tampons, but Tampa. Yeah, I've never been there. But I know someone from there. So yeah. Tampa and Florida? Tampa, not fucking Tampa. It's fucking Tampa. I mean Tampa. Tampa. Tampa, Florida. No, he's from, he's from Long Island. And he moved to Clearwater, which is a suburb of Tampa. Oh, cool. Yeah. Yeah, I know, I know a guy called Greg from fucking Tampa. What, what I think what he, he used to do this thing called Justin, Justin TV, JTV. He used to basically play tunes. He basically just used to play fucking tunes. And I loved it. I loved it. You know, you know who my friend introduced me to this guy who's involved with like independent films? And you know what, you know what his name was? His show business name was Bill Zabub. Bill Zabub? Bill Zabub. Bill Zabub. You know. Bill Zabub. Bill Zabub. Zabub. That kind of, that kind of sounds like the tenacious D, the Bill Zabub, that sex, sex, sex thing. Oh, yeah, the sex songs. Yeah, Jordy has a nice, has a whole bunch of really cool songs. They're, they're either about vampires or sex. And sex is the best thing. What's the next best thing? Oh, I'm headed for my cave. Oh, the light. Oh, the light. I have to get out of the way. Yeah, that was fucking, yeah. That was the vampire run, right? That was the aftermath of, that was the aftermath of the campaign. Got to go to my cave. It's a bonus, James. Yeah. I don't, I don't really like it. I want to, I think I can, I think I can do better. Yeah, but you're going to evolve, you know. You're going to do better. I've seen this stuff in your tag then. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. I want to, I want to make that kind of shit. I'll be doing that kind of stuff, you know. You know what you got to learn how to do? Like those, those, those, those techno, those techno people that do it before, like thousands and thousands of people. Yeah, I tell you that Boris guy, Boris Brecher, he's awesome. Oh, Boris. Yeah, Jordy. Boris. You never want to get your weed, did you? Yeah, let's see that shit. Oh, nice one. Oh, yeah. Nice one. Is that, what, what, what strange is that? What, what strange is it? Is it white widow? Is it blue cheese? Is it? Jordy, why are you asking questions like that? Did you say blue cheese? What do you mean why am I asking questions like that? I'm just wondering, dude. You want to know what strange is it? Ask what weed is well, bro. So I'm just wondering. I'm just wondering. Okay, fine. I won't fucking ask questions like that then. I don't know what strange it is, Jordy. I don't know. Well, if you're going to be like that, then I'm going to ask you what strange it is. I don't know, Jordy. I don't know what strange it is. Don't strain, don't, don't strain your stuff. It's a question you're asking. Think of the strange. Guys, I'm going to go. Think of the strange. Peace, love, and happiness. Jordy, you're fucking up, man. Thank you for stopping by, Jordy. Jordy, I'm not fucking up. Any fucking, I'm fucking chill there. I'm just going to, I'm going to bed, man. I'm fucked up. I've had a few beers. It's both of your dips. Oh, it's five hours. It's five hours ahead of Jordy's bed. Yeah, but if people are going to be dicks, then I'm not going to chill around. So yeah, see ya. I don't, don't, don't, don't run away from dicks. Challenge them, man. That was weird. I don't even think I was being a dick. About the strange. Well, you, well, you were honest. You don't know. You don't know the strange. I don't know the strange. Responsibility, you're supposed to guess, you know. Say it's, uh, I mean, it's not all about, you know, craft beer, sharing craft weed, it's just, uh, what the fuck? You just, I mean, I know it's good weed. I don't know the strange it is though. Well, listen, if the seed that they plant is the seed of a marijuana plant. Why is he acting like a baby? I, yeah, why, why, he was very, he's been getting very tough. He's been very, he's been like easily agitated lately. He's been very touchy. Easily, I would say easily agitated, right? Yeah. Well, when he drinks, he gets very, uh, touchy and easily agitated. You're right. I remember last week it was, uh, not really directed at me. But I could see he was a bit on edge. Like, you can't, you can't like, uh, you can't joke around. You can't joke around on buses, buses, chop, you know, he gets mad. This is a shame because I think he used to be able to with Jordy, right? He used to be pretty cool. Yes. But I have a feeling I knew right away by the way he looked and acted that he was drinking a lot today. But he's always done that. He's always drank a lot. Well, then, I don't know. You know, so I don't, I don't know what's the difference now. I, I, I think he's like to say, maybe he's drinking even more. I don't know. I mean, you can't. He could be. Sometimes it, you can't, you can't take ball busting the wrong way. If it's done with people that you know, friends. Hey man, if you're ball busting, like, give me a break. Hey, what, what, what do guys do in the locker room? They bust each other's balls. Mike, what do guys do in the locker room? What locker room talk when, when alpha men talk, talk in the locker room, they, they tease, they bust each other's chops sometimes, right? They, they, they, you know, they joke around. Yeah. You know, I mean, they don't, they're smart enough to know. You don't get personal with your friend. You don't. Maybe it's not like that in Scotland. You know, we, we might, you know, we're Americans. We don't really know like how it is over there. Maybe, maybe, uh, maybe what, what we call joking and they call fighting words. I don't know. You never know. I, Scott, I know the Scots people are pretty tough, right? So maybe Jordy doesn't fuck around. Yeah. Like when I said, um, Tampon, Florida, he says, I, I didn't say Tampon, I said Tampa. I like Jordy though. Man, he's cool. No, I always, I always like Jordy. No, he's, no, he's always been very, very good natured, very jovial. Right. He seems to be not as jovial as he used to be. No, which is a shame. I remember when he came on James and he said he was nervous that Putin was going to, uh, invade Scotland and take, take all their oil. Oil? Yeah. He said, no, they're going to take all their Scotch. You mean? No, the oil. He was worried that because he said Scotland is where all the oil comes from in the UK, which he probably, he might be right. He might be right about that. I don't know. But that's what you're saying. I'm scared that, that they're going to come and invade Scotland. Listen, Putin can care less about how much oil Scotland. I don't, I don't think Putin has his eye on Scotland. No, he, he, Russia produces so much more oil than Scotland produces. Natural gas, you know, how much oil does Scotland really produce? Scotland is a teeny, teeny, weeny, tiny country next to Russia. I mean, I mean, there's so, there's so much natural resources in Russia that's between, if you include Siberia. Mike, what do you think of the natural resources in Russia? I don't really think about it because Russia is being a dick. Putin's a dick? Yeah, it's being a dick. So what, what do you got to worry about? Well, I think that the fact that he ordered the attack on civilians is enough. Is enough, yeah. Enough of what? Enough to seal the deal on people's opinion of them. You think the U.S. Army should go to Ukraine, like drop boots on the ground? No. No, no way. Oh, they spent too much damn time in Afghanistan as it is. Well, yeah. So that's why they got him out of there. So they got more to send over to the Ukraine. Maybe the, and the military kind of in the plan, you know, and it took place like a year apart, even less than a year. And the taxes wasted on all those military bases. That should be it. Well, James fucking Afghanistan, man. They left billions of dollars in equipment and not just poppies, a military equipment and all the bombs, all the American bombs. And they just left it to the Taliban, man. Like, fuck, god damn. Wasn't that pretty stupid for them to do that? It's just crazy, man. It's totally crazy. U.S. taxpayer paid bombs, man. Me and you paying for all this shit. That's like giving, that's like giving ISIS like sophisticated missile system. Well, they did that too. They did that under the Obama administration. They were giving ISIS all kinds of high grade weapons. Wasn't there a photo taken of John McCain in Syria with terrorists? And he was saying that they were like moderate rebels and shit. Yeah, that was John McCain, John McCain. He was, he was on the dole, man. John McCain was making big bucks off of off of the military funding back in those days. Just like, just like, just like Dick Cheney was, but Dick Cheney was like the worst of the worst. Halibur and Dick Cheney was Secretary of Defense under George Bush one. And he, he gutted out Grumman. You remember Grumman was a big company back then? Northrop Grumman. No, well, now it became Northrop Grumman because it had to consolidate. Right. Defense culture. Dick, Dick Cheney was, was, um, well, he did after that, he got into private business. So he, he was working with Halibur and, but he was, it wasn't good. What he did. So it ended up that what he was advising Halibur and to do, they lost a lot of money. Big, big money. So when he was VP and he was in control of what was going on with the Secretary of Defense in the Defense Department, he hooked up Halibur and with all these contracts, government contracts, to pay them back because of how he fucked up when he used to work there. That's why he, that's why he did that for Halibur in, in Iraq. He gave them all the government contracts to like rebuild after, just after they blew the, the fucking country out and they went to rebuild it. Then we sued at the United States. Yeah. Yeah, but that was, that was Dick Cheney and Halibur and he owed them money. They kind of like, like a mafia deal in a way. He was the boss, not, not GW Bush, Cheney, Cheney had the big reign. He was definitely in charge. Yeah. And, and GWB, you can't absolve him from any blame either, just because he wasn't really in charge, but he was a piece of shit too. Yeah, he's guilty by association. Watch the movie. Not just association. He was, he was guilty by himself. Watch the movie. W, that's, that movie's all, all about. Yeah, watch that. George Bush was a piece of shit, man. Really bad fucking person. And the country has only been going downhill since, since he was there. Like that's the truth. George Bush came in and fucked everything up. Well, you put, you put the war on a credit card. Right. And then it just, things escalated from there. And it was problems here and problems everywhere. Why are we all expanding everywhere? Why can't we all just have our own country? No, no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. I was George Bush. I mean, he was, he was just a fucking horrible person. Bill Clinton, you know, wasn't the best. George Bush, one wasn't the best. Reagan, he wasn't the best, but they were like, for the most part, you know. You don't think Reagan was the best? Somewhat decent. No, no, Reagan is once George Bush too got in there. He, he's a steamrolled bullshit into America. But that's what he's Reagan. Reagan is the Republican. Reagan was all right. He was Reagan is the one that changed the tax system that took. He was Reagan was all the tax breaks. What would you call Reagan? He changed a goldwater Republican, right? That's what you call Reagan. Yeah, those are the Republicans still winning elections. But that's not the same thing today. The Reagan wing is gone, I think. Why? They do well. They do better than some Democrats. Why are they? Why would they have to be gone? Why would you? Yeah, I agree. I agree with you. Right. Why would you 86? I mean, he was a screen actor. How would you do that? You're right. President, governor. It was a good, good movement. Think about the election of 1980, man. Yeah. That was like the perfect storm, you know. Would have voted for Reagan. I would have. James probably did. James, would you vote for an 80? Oh, God. Presidential election. You probably didn't vote for it. You probably voted for it. I don't think I think I was. Carter was running. Carter was a good guy, but. Carter has a lot of. He didn't really have a good impact, though. Well, he was he was kind of wishy washy and. And yeah, he's a wishy washy guy. Yeah, but you know, you wouldn't think because he was a submarine captain in the Navy. You know, doesn't mean anything. You know, but Reagan is the one who. Reagan was it was a screen guild fucking. Yeah, but I heard he heard he was a big dummy. He was the governor of California. So you have some experience, you know. He's the one that that's he's the one that sent the the wealthy on on a tax vacation. He's the one that changed. He was tax rate. No, to put the burden on the middle class. Oh, you mean that would like the Reagan tax cuts? The Reagan changed the tax rate to put to take. Yeah, he did. But but it eventually went back. When it was a trickle, a trickle trickle down was always a lot. They called them the mega Mac a trickle down trickle. Dickel trickle down. And that's what Biden says. Mega mega trickle down was always always a lie. Right. Trickle trickle down economics. You're saying is a lot because a company does have the right not to share its prosperity with its employees. It does. Yeah, it does not have the right to do that. And you know what, if they say it doesn't say it doesn't have the right. If they say they don't want to do it, they don't have to do it. Yeah, they don't have to do it. Yeah. You know, and doesn't make it right. That doesn't that doesn't make it right. No, because between that and outsourcing. Well, that that's that's that is the neoliberal stuff. That's what that that really fucked up. Well, two industries were outsourced. It's really bad, man. You know, it's really bad shit. You got manufacturing and then you have customer service customer service went to the Philippines and they pay those people probably 50 cents an hour. They went to the robots where you had to self check out. Well, they they they want people to get pissed off waiting on a long line. So they go, I know what they're doing. They they they'll put like less they have one cashier, only one. One have like they have like four of the self check out lines. Right. So they want you to go to self check out. Exactly. Because they don't want to have to have to hire a cashier to stand there. Only one cashier. They probably need like three. So they only have one. So if more customers are going bleep, bleep, bleep, bleep. So then they're going to go home. But then they have the one that has to watch the self check out because they always need somebody there because he's always shit going on. Always. It's never a smooth check out. Somebody bought somebody brought their own barcode in that they were being a thing and they were scanning your own barcode. You have like the vegetables that you have to weigh. How do you do that in the south back out? Yeah. How do you do that? All right. I don't know. Oh, I hate that shit. Anyway, the person had their own barcode and it was scanning everything. They had their own barcode. Well, they brought it in and they were just being sneaky and they were they everything was scanned at like 75 cents. Yeah. They got caught. But the person saw this. You were there. The person. No, no. No, it was it was an article. It was in tomatoes. It was in the paper. I mean, not in New Jersey. No, it was in New Jersey. It was jacking radishes. Yeah, the woman got arrested. What state was it in? She was doing it in different stores, you know. Stealing squashes. In California, maybe. Yeah, it wasn't in New Jersey. But the but the point is she got away with it for a while and then. Banana bandits. Banana bandits. Yeah. How do you how do you weigh bananas in a self checkout? How is there? Why can't you just charge me for all of the frigging bananas, bro? How much would you charge like per banana? No, no. Per apple that they don't do it like that. They charge you by pound. So when you're in a cell, it's not like you can just scan it by you have. Yeah. But you do that on apps where you do like you can order something, then you can increase the quantity of the orders you want. But it doesn't go by the pound, Mike. That's what I'm saying. Then they need to know the weight of it. That's why you have to weigh it and you can't do that. How to self checkout thing just can't. Yeah. It's not really easy to do. Yeah. That's weird. It's not weird. It's just it's just a fact of what it is, man. It's not weird. Well, the American voter shot themself. The American voter. The American voter. Oh, James. James. Let me finish. The American voter shot themself in both feet. Both feet. By the feet. By having the Republicans take over the House of Representatives they want to take away everything. Okay. Your Medicare, your Social Security, social programs, you name it, they want to take it away. Those don't sound like Reagan Republicans. Those sound like people trying to hurt you. Reagan Republicans, you think? Extremists, right? Yeah, just like reasonable. Sounds like Mitch McConnell Republicans. Yeah. The old turtle face. Yeah. Turtle, bitches. What do you think about Rand Paul? Is he old? I like some people I guess like Rand Paul and South Carolina. He's a libertarian. He's a moderate to right-wing libertarian. He doesn't like Fauci. He is going at Fauci hard. Fauci, I got news for him. Rand Paul is trying to put Fauci in jail, honestly. Fauci, Fauci, he works for so many. Fauci has a reputation second to none. He's bad. He's a real bad guy, man. Yeah, but he's... Oh, you mean because you think he was connected to the viral place in Wuhan? Well, he was that, but besides that, he's paid off by Pfizer, too, which is wholly separate than the U.S. government. So there's that. This guy is corrupt up the ass. You ever see the CEO? You ever hear the CEO of Pfizer? He sounds like an Israeli. No, I've never seen the CEO of Pfizer. Yeah, he sounds like an Israeli. He talks like... He probably is an Israeli, right? He talks like Henry Kissinger. Does he, really? Yeah. Yeah, check. I mean, Henry Kissinger is another character, right? Yeah, he's the one that... I think he was in the Rockefeller orbit. Henry Kissinger. He's the one that mentioned about the New World Order was going... Yeah, he was the first... Yeah. He wasn't the first one to say it, though. No, no, Eisenhower predicted it. Eisenhower gave a speech. New World Order? No, Eisenhower was the military industrial complex. Well, yeah. The New World Order was the first President Bush. The New World Order was Bush 1, he said first, I think. Kissinger did cat out of the bag about the New World Order. Well, Kissinger was the one who was creating the New World Order. Well, he was a scientist. He's a scientist. He's a scientist. George Bush was just... George Bush won... He was the head of the CIA under Carter. He won a war and thinks something like three days. He was in World War II when he was young. But as President, he was a pilot. He was a very good... Yeah. And then he was the head of the CIA, though. But that was his main thing. He was a CIA guy. He had a couple victories foreign policy-wise. I think he helped in the Middle East a lot. And he also did something in Kuwait, which was historic. Yeah, it was probably some scumbag shit. What is he even doing in Kuwait? There's no reason for the United States to be in Kuwait. So he's just doing some bullshit. That's what he's doing. Not today. Not any day. You know, right, James? Well, what was he doing in Kuwait? For what? Oil? No, no. It was something about... I think Kuwait invaded Iraq. No, Iraq invaded Kuwait. I don't think Iraq invaded Kuwait. Kuwait. Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait. That was the beginning... Desert Shield. Desert Storm. Well, Storm was... It was Shield and Storm, right? What was the difference? Yeah, I don't know. Yeah, it started with Saddam invading Kuwait. It got serious from there, right? Yeah, that's... And it escalated. They're part of the Emirates? The United Arab Emirates? Yep. Yeah, there's Kuwait. There's Dubai. There's Bahrain. Bahrain. Night train. What is the one where the World Cup is playing? Night train. World Cup is... Yeah, the World Cup. Do you know, Mike? The World Cup? Yeah, what country is it in? Qatar, right? Singapore this time? Qatar, I think it's called. I think it's in Singapore. Nope, not Singapore. So James, you know the country of Qatar? I think. Yeah, it's in the Emirates. Yeah, it's in the Emirates. That's where the World Cup is. What do you mean, the World Cup? You mean soccer? Yeah, soccer, yeah. Oh, you mean the finals are here already? Yeah. No. You're all right. It's supposed to take place in the summertime, but they pushed it off until now, because it's in Qatar, which is a desert. So it was just way too hot in the summer. Yeah, but how come I haven't seen any games? They're not really advertising it that much. I haven't seen any games. So I'm not too good. They're not really advertising it. It starts tomorrow. Like one country playing another country? Tomorrow is the first day. Oh, the first day of the World Cup? Yeah, the first day is tomorrow. Oh, the opening game? Okay, got you. So they're just starting. Yeah. So the US first plays on Monday? I think the opening game in Qatar, they should have all like heavy metal, the best heavy metal guitar players. Heavy metal bands? They should play the guitars. Why do you think that? Why should they do that? Because it's Qatar, country's guitar. Oh, yeah, that's a good point. That's funny. Playing in Qatar. Too bad I can't get a camel spider. You know, like the big ones are from the Middle East. The big ones from the Middle East. They have no venom. They just have powerful mandibles. Mandibles? Mandibles, they overpower to pray with. James, what do you think about the right of women to vote? Should it be reconsidered? Women use their emotions. Western Mike, what do you think? They use their emotions. Sure, why not? That was the suffrage movement, right? Yeah, it was 100 years ago. Suffrage. Now, 100 years later, taking a look back. Now, where's the positive thing? No, no, it's because they vote, they'll vote. They consistently vote. Listen, they'll vote based on a candidate being better looking than the other. I swear. How do you think JFK made it to the White House? She was a handsome looking guy, a nice looking wife. That's the only reason he won. That does it. I am not running for president. A nice looking mistress on the side, Marilyn Monroe. Yeah, yeah. Senator if you want, but not president. I think AOC needs more experience, a lot more experience. What do you think of AOC, her TikToks? I think she's very cute. What do you think of her TikToks? I watch all of her videos. I think she's adorable. She's very smart too. When she's eating sandwiches. She does, if she flirts with the camera. I wonder why a policymaker is eating sandwiches. She has the French bulldog that she plays with. She eats sandwiches. She has dimples. Yeah, yeah. What do you think, what do you think, Mr. Mike? Do they look like sandwiches? It's certainly better than what you have over there with Pelosi. He's got sourdough bread and rice aroni. She should have kept the house just because it's back. AOC is much better for New York than what Mike has. Oh yeah, no comparison. No comparison. Not at all. Nancy Pelosi is an establishment. I don't like her. I'm not going to lie. I kind of like Nancy Pelosi. I think she's way too old. Yeah, but I think she does a good job and she keeps everything. She's older than Joe Biden, right? Yeah, she shakes. She calls that weird, man. That's weird. No, I don't care about that. One thing she said she wouldn't run, then she did run. That kind of annoyed me a little bit. But besides that. Did you hear what they were saying about with the attack? That was true. It might have been Paul's gay lover. Was the guy that attacked him with the hammer? Did you hear that, James? Oh, he's... Oh, really? Yeah, yeah. That was some shit that came out. Paul had a gay lover. Right, he's bisexual. And he called the police to come and... I don't mean to be biphobic, but what is it with bisexual stuff? What was that? Andrew Dice Clay. One of the police officers said that when he looked in, Paul Pelosi had a hammer, and then the other guy also had a hammer. They both did, and they were looking at each other. So that was weird. That's why Nancy Pelosi was not distraught and upset. Yeah, and she doesn't really bring it up that much. She wants you to forget about it. Hey. Interesting. You would think she'd bring it up more, right? Yeah, she didn't look upset every time they interviewed her about it. What's with these Hollywood families talking about their sexual preferences also? Like, what's that about? Now, Mike, what would you consider a Hollywood family? I don't know. I like Will Smith, but his... What's going on with... Well, I like him. It's unfortunate what happened, but I am legend. Hitch, he's a really good actor, pursuit of happiness. He's really good, but what's going on with his relatives, man? They keep saying stuff in social media. You don't have to tell me what your orientation is, guys. Like, nobody has to disclose that information publicly. Well, they actually, what are your pronouns, right? It's not something that anybody needs to know about. He, him, or his? Why does anybody need to know that stuff? Or you wouldn't say anything? I wouldn't say nothing, and nobody else should say anything either. But I just don't have it as a freaking conversation. What do you think, James, about that? Will Smith slapped me. If you would say, like, he, him, or like, she, her, for you, or for anybody, you know? Mike saying, like, don't answer the question. No, no, I'm saying, why is it even a question? Yeah, why is it a question, man? Yeah. Like, if you go to the doctor sometimes, they ask you to fill, like, the form out. Yeah, this thing. That's why I would say, like, are you a mister or a missus? You may not be the same as you. Or, like, are you, like, you don't prefer to say? Well, you know what, you know what really aggravates me is they don't, they don't introduce somebody as their, as their boyfriend or girlfriend or husband and wife anymore. Now they say partner. Mm-hmm. Your partner, he was a good partner in dodgeball, like, what? Partner in life. In other words, they're trying to remove, I think they're trying to make people not think about genders. I think, I think the feminist, the lesbian feminist, and the, what do you call it, the lobby of the gay lobby in general. The gay lobby. Through the neoliberal Democrats are trying to remove. Remove the mail from the, from the. Yeah, remove the mail. But they've been, they've been doing that since the 70s. From society. They've been doing that since the 1970s, James. The mayor, I believe Harvey Milk was assassinated in San Francisco, because of his, uh, believe he was gay. Yeah, that's right. When was that, what year? Gosh, don't remember. Way long ago. Yeah. Well, Governor of New Jersey, former Governor Jim McGreevy, came out of the closet. He, he had a phony baloney marriage to a woman, but he was, he was. I'm wondering when we're going to hear about, uh, Chris Christie, coming out of the closet. No, he's married. He's got a cookie closet. I don't think anybody, I don't think any gay man wants, wants to, the year. With that derogable. The cookie closet. Chris Christie is not gay. Chris, wait, hold on. Chris Christie is not gay. You mean Crisco? Crisco? How are you so sure, Mike? Krispy Kreme. I can just tell. I can tell he's not gay. Krispy Kreme, Christie. Mike can tell he's not gay. He doesn't pay. He doesn't seem gay. Doesn't seem, uh, he hasn't hinted. He hasn't hinted. He doesn't have, he doesn't have the strut, right? Yeah, no, he doesn't have any of that. And, uh, you know, he caught Colbert from Donald Trump. And I think, you know, I think he was actually the first politician to catch Colbert. Was that, was that? Yeah, because. March of 2020, I think. Because Trump came back from the government hospital, I don't know. No, no, it was before that, it was before that. Camp David. Yeah, he was working with Trump at the White House. And, uh, Trump didn't believe in wearing a mask and Christie got sick. Christie wasn't wearing a mask. But he's, uh, Christie's in a high risk category. He's really fat, but, but he wasn't, he wasn't old. He, you know, he's not like really old. So he had that, he had that going for him. He's obese. Um, he's obese, but he's not really old at advantage days. And is that, did he lose weight, uh, technically? I think he actually did lose weight. Yeah. He tried. Tends to height. Yeah. He has a lot of, uh, loose skin, I can tell. Here's a good Republican. Chris, he is, uh, he's quite solid. Where's he from? New Hampshire. Senunu. I thought he's from Hawaii, but a name like Senunu Hawaii. Yeah. He sounded a little bit alive, man. Yeah. Senunu. He sounded like an Aloha Republican. Yeah, what's her name? Uh, Tulsi Gavard. Tulsi Gavard? She's from Hawaii. Tulsi Gavard. If he left the Democratic party, she quit. Yeah, she did. She's an independent. She's, you know, she has a lot of good shit to say, though. She hasn't made a decision what political affiliation she's going to pay. They're saying watch out for her in the 2024 election. Watch out for Gavard. Oh, don't be a spoiler. That's just enough spoiler candidates. I like Tulsi Gavard though. She's got a, she has the right shit. She's good. Well, she's young. She's smart. She's good looking. Got a good look going. She's very, very proactively, and she's energetic and proactive. I think she's better than Bernie Sanders right now. No, no. At this time, I would say. She's too much. Wow, Bernie Sanders is also very old. Bernie Sanders, but he's not seen up. Well, that's what I'm saying. I'm not saying he's seen up, but I'm just saying at this current moment right now. I don't, I don't support anybody who's a moderate because moderates are going to sell out. Definitely not a moderate. If anything, Bernie Sanders is a moderate at this current time. Bernie Sanders is probably a moderate right now. Well, he disappointed me when he sold out war. He's sending missiles to Ukraine. I mean, what the fuck is he doing? Well, and he also, he also kisses up to Israel. Oh, man. Unfortunate, unfortunate. He does, he does. He's a Zionist, right? But he's, he's not a moderate, that's for sure. He's definitely. Gabbard is not a Zionist. She's not liberal, don't think, don't think that Tulsi Gabbard is a liberal. No, she's not. Well, she's a progressive, actually. No, a progressive is, is a liberal. How would you define a progressive? A progressive is a liberal that's not corrupt, like, like a neoliberal. Fiscally conservative. Well, she's not fiscally conservative. Well, they believe she is for universal healthcare. Oh, really? I told you that like 10 times. That's nice of her. That's one of her things, but she just doesn't talk about it. No, you're right about that. She doesn't talk about it. She focuses on the anti-war stuff. Well, she's, she's, that's her project. She doesn't like the woke shit either, which is also a good thing. That's good. Yeah, yeah, the woke shit that girls are boys and boys are girls. Like Archie Bunker said in the song, girls were girls and men were men. The woke shit is destroying the dating pool in the San Francisco Bay Area. I would not mind just having as much free time as possible in my life, because the kind of stuff I'm seeing now, compared to maybe the 1950s, wasn't around. It was the 1950s. Night and day difference. Yeah, you would. What about the 1960s? Well, let's just say Roddy, I don't think based off your values, you would appreciate the women out here for the most part. Most of them you probably would avoid. They have a bit of an attitude on public transit. I would just say that, Mike. They're always leaning away from everybody, acting like they don't want to be bothered and can understand, but you're leaning away. But other people weren't like trying to interrupt you or anything. So other people were already plenty given you space, especially with the whole me too thing. Everybody is really, really careful about that stuff. So it's like, why are women, why are they still like leaning away when they know that people have stopped like trying to talk to them? Why do they, yeah. And you wouldn't want to talk to somebody like that. Who's just all about sabotage and man, man, man hating. You're really better off going your own way and doing your own thing and then to be attached to somebody who's trying to control you. Nobody's going to control me. I'm not going to control anybody, but nobody's going to control me. You got women who, once you move in with them, they tell you, they don't like your friends. They don't like your hobbies. Do this, do that. Tough luck. Tough luck because they're your friends now. Yeah. They'll say, well, I'm your friend. Like in other words, they want you to crawl up their, their ass pretty much. Yeah. Yeah. And having a, I don't really want a partner. If it means they're going to crawl up my ass, not in the way that I want. Crawl up that ass like a bug. Dating is a bug. Dating itself is a bug. It seems to be all about manipulation. Well, look at, look at, look at Michael Komarov. His wife, his wife tells him he can only go live stream like Sunday morning, two hours, two hours per week. That's what's going to be Sunday, right? That's it. That's, that's, that's all he's allowed to do. Too early. Sunday morning at 10 30, too early. Yeah. No, the, the church, the point is she's, she's barking out the orders. That's the point. I'm, I'm just, yeah, mentioning like, she says, you know, bar of orders in my, in my cave. It's a bit early, you know, that's when Ron Tarrio likes to go. Man, can you tell it? Well, I gotta be honest with you. They can get insulted. I don't care by anybody who drinks whiskey and, and stout at that. Well, whiskey is a liquor and then the stout is, is like a type of beer. Bulls. Yeah. But stout is a, is a high alcohol content. It doesn't have to be. But it usually is though. Usually is. Yeah. But to drink it, like in the very early, 10, 10, 30 in the morning, it's a little too early. Well, I guess they're kind of doing it like coffee, you know, especially if they don't like coffee, because, you know, can tell you as somebody who drink, who drank a lot of beer, coffee, coffee just loses out. Unless it's like a, But if you're, if you're, if you're drinking the, Guinness looking coffee from each. Two shots of, of Canadian whiskey at six in the morning. That sounds awesome. Six in the morning. Yeah. Before the sun even comes up. That sounds great. That's a little, that's a little different. I'll be, I'll be making for the very first time ever, I'll be making cowboy coffee tomorrow. I got, I got a, baked enamel on steel. Green belt of coffee. Baked enamel on carbon steel campers, campers coffee pot. And I learned how to make cowboy coffee, where you boil the grinds in the pot for four minutes and then you turn the heat down or shut it off and you pour a little bit of cold water on top. And it caused all the grinds to go to the bottom. Yeah. There's all the grinds to the bottom. You have a, What kind of coffee, green melon coffee? And you have a very strong, smooth coffee. And that's what they call cowboy coffee. What kind of coffee is a cowboy coffee? Is it green melon coffee? No, I get, right. I have, I have dark roast Sumatra and this Peruvian, organic Peruvian dark roast. Well, that coffee sounds good. That does, yeah, that does, that sounds like coffee. That doesn't make it jittery. Yeah, I get, I get craft coffee. I don't get no Folgers or chasing Sanborn or Maxwell House. No. What is it with coffee that makes it jittery? I don't want to be jittery. I want to be calm. What's, what's that coffee about? You might be sensitive to caffeine. Yeah, I'm sensitive to caffeine. So, so then what, what do you, what do you get, especially, you know, especially when you go to Starbucks or Pete's, what do you order? You, you get high caffeine coffee in Starbucks. High caffeine coffee. High caffeine and high sweet. They fill you up on sweetness and calories. Calories, yeah, a lot of sugar. Yeah, I'm sure if you get caffeine. They're, they're, they're coffees are just fucking like 50% sugar, man. It's like not good. Starbucks is not a good place to go. Dunkin, I think Dunkin Donuts has much better coffee taste-wise than Starbucks. Dunkin Donuts is, yeah, they're amazing, amazing. Their coffee is incredible. Yeah. Don't they have a drive-through Dunkin Donuts? Maybe some do. I don't know. I've never seen it. I think they have a drive-through. Yeah, they're iced, they're iced coffee. It might only be in ice California. You ever tried her iced coffee? You know, I get that I tried the hazelnut, hazelnut with a whole milk and, and no sugar, no sugar. Just all milk, no sugar. Cinnamon, whole milk, iced coffee. Cinnamon iced coffee. Oh man. Ice coffee sounds better than, you know what? Ice coffee sounds way better than hot coffee, you know? I kind of think that. Well, it's different. It's different. If you want, if you want a crunch crunching beverage, yeah, I would say. One time, had so much coffee, was just unable to calm down, almost missed a whole night of sleep before work. Couldn't get to sleep. I can't drink coffee at night. Ah, too antagonizing. No, I can't, I can't, I can't, I won't sleep. If I drink coffee. Just like, just like working out before bedtime. It's a, it's a kind of a, my word in a week, James, it's a, it's kind of foolhardy. Foolhardy, foolhardy. Well, you're all dressed up. You, you, you got a suit on and a tie, you know? And you must be in an office. Oh yeah, my office, I wear a suit. Sometimes I dress down my suit. But yesterday I wore a black suit, but then I wore it with these khakis, then I wore the black suit without the pants with my true blue, true blue button shirt. And then I wore it with a blue pocket square and was ready to roll. And even my, even my bonobos black suit has a pattern in it, which is cool, right? Yeah, you, you, um, yeah, you look, uh, you're dressed for success. You look, you look good. Thanks, you too. Yeah, it pays to dress well. But you're, yeah, but you, you, you're, you're fine, even casual, like the way you are now. Thank you, uh, you too. Yeah, uh, this is a Henley. And then where am I? I like to wear my Henley with my khakis and then with tan, uh, boat shoes for like a really, and with my tan belt, really monochrome kind of look. And then I like to pair that with my jacket. My jacket. Shirt, jacket combined. I got the South Park, uh, nice. I got the South Park, uh, I should, let me show you my jacket. Hold on. It's right, hanging up right over there. Cool. You got a Pico. You had a Pico. Well, that was when I was a kid. I mean, when I was in the Navy. The Pico's are awesome. Let's see you, Ronnie. Oh man, I'll show you my, one of my, Jason and Eric. Okay. All right, Mike. This is the blue one. All right. Okay. Cool. Watch. On the inside is fleece. Wow. That is a good, uh, inside. Yeah, this is, this is a, this is not only a shirt. This is a real jacket because of that fleece and the outside is fleece too. Shackets are awesome. Yeah. I got a red one. I got a red, uh, plaid one, but it's not fleece. It's like quilted, but it's still warm. You know, it's like quilted, but this is very, very effective. Do you have Henleys? No, no. You look like a Henleys. You know who advertised, used to advertise a lot. You ever hear of LL Bean? Yeah. Yeah. LL Bean, yeah. I think they're up in Maine, the company. LL Bean does a lot of, uh, kind of more casual clothing. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, uh, uh, elegant, elegant casual that looks good. Can you pull up a website for me? Which one? Bonobos clothing store. How do you spell, uh, B-O? B-O-N-O-B-O-S. Oh, Bonobos, uh, let me find. It's a website that, uh, has really, a really good lineup of clothes. Uh, and, uh, men's clothing with Bonobos, even, uh, office wear, even something you can wear to an event. Um, it's friggin' awesome. So let's check out this site. I'm a bit of an avidasher, like James. So, it's a, it's a fun subject. And, uh, yeah, this site helped, uh, can help you figure out all your suits, all your shirts, all your pants. Okay, here we go, uh, um, all right, I'm gonna, I'm gonna screen share it. Finally, I, I get a chance to actually speak, you know, because Ronnie S. left. Ha, ha, ha, ha, he, he was, he was, uh, he was, uh, putting people on the hot seat. Yeah, yeah, and he was, he was being a cutter offer. Cutting me off, cutting everybody off. Well, well, maybe he put me on the hot, maybe he put you on the hot seat and then knocked you off the hot seat. So, just, yeah. So, yeah, here, here's the site, just a real quick in and out. All right. Um, this is my favorite clothing store of all time. You got a lot of, these, these are the pants. Um, yep, if you want me to go to another section. You can go to another section. Let's go to the suits. Okay, all right, let me see. Let's go to the suits. Uh, we've got to try to find it. Seasonal pants, dress pants, chinos, shirts, sweaters, outerwear, golf, uh, where the heck, suits and blazers. There we go. There you go. Check it out. Now, this one, this, this one looks pretty good. You think so? I don't know. About the pattern? It almost looks like, uh, like, like, what was that? What did I used to call that pattern? Tweed? Yeah, I think tweed. Yeah, that's, let's say that's tweed. All right, let's see. That's a black one. Nice European suit there. And then, I think they even have a brown suit. So you could get a, I think people have told me you need to get a brown suit. Chemical in one. Do you need a brown suit? No. Oh, here's, well, there's a, they got the same model. They're the same one. This is a good looking brown. Man, that brown suit looks badass. Jet setter stretch wool suit. That's a nice color. It's a bit pricey. It's a bit pricier than the others. 650 bucks. Yeah, and that's, that's like, kind of casual. You don't really wear that to work or anything unless you're, yeah. 350 knit blazer. There you go. Like a camel color. Oh, people still doing blazers. I mean, you don't need a blazer. You can just buy a black suit, but then only wear the full thing to an event. You could wear the jacket with some other pants. Why, why people still doing blazers? That's stupid. You don't get to have the pants with it. Yeah. Well, blazer is a sports jacket. It's not, it's not a suit. Yeah. But then you don't get the similar pants. No, you know, no, you don't. You don't. No, I don't agree with that whole thing. I also don't agree with how sometimes people will wear different pants than the jacket and still wear a tie. This is a nice looking blazer. This color. It's like we have charcoal gray or midnight blue or what is that? Oh, navy. Hairing, herring bones. Navy, herring bone. So the textures, the textures, herring bone. Yeah. That is 350. What was the price on that? How's that? 350. Whoa. Already have a navy suit. Dang it. But 350 does not sound too bad at all. Yeah. I like dark colors. Glend check. Because you get to, you get to wear them. You get to, it's easy to, you can wear anything you want with very darks. Oh, yeah. You know, charcoal gray, black or, did I, did I open this up? No, not yet. This says Italian. It says this is 450 bucks. This is unconstructed, whatever that means. Italian wool blazer. Yep. Now if it's merino wool, that is a very soft wool. Like almost like a cashmere. That is cool. Yeah. Charcoal, talking about charcoal gray, that's a nice, that, that'll go with just about anything that color. That is very cool. Yeah. Yeah. So yeah, that's pretty much it. Yeah. I mean, they seem like they got quality stuff. Oh, look at this. Look at this. What does they call that? A green suit. Italian stretch brushed wool suit, 700 bucks. Oh man, what the? I mean, it's, what would you call that? Forest green? It's, it's not olive, is it? Like military green, I guess. Like olive, dark olive? Yeah. I guess. Yeah. I mean, I wouldn't. All right, we can be done now. You're done? Yeah. All right. Goodbye. Goodbye, Bonobos. Yeah, but it's, yeah, I'm not seeing a whole lot of effort Huskies are ahead 33 to zero. Wow, 33. Yikes. They're blowing out the competition. Who are they playing the Huskies? But yeah, it's nice to dress well. Well, I really detest any kind of mockery of dressing well, of dressing how you want. I resent any jealousy toward dressing how you want. Dressed like, you know, Alfie today, and nobody seems to have a problem. So, you know, you get to dress like the people in your favorite TV show or movie. It's pretty cool. Yeah. I mean, you're not dressing like a weirdo or a freakazoid or anything. You're dressing normal. You're showing some class. There are some folk who seem a little thuggy with their appearance a lot lately. What's going on with that, James? Especially that guy who attacked the guy in the grocery store in New York for not saying thank you for him holding the door. Because he had a backpack. He told him he didn't need him to hold the door. And then he got upset and started assaulting him. That guy seemed, yeah. Seen a lot of like wearing ugly, aggressive sweaters, especially dark. And then a lot of aggressive looking hair. That's like road rage on foot. Road rage on foot. Yeah, they look angry, would say. Would say that they're kind of acting like they don't give up. But in a kind of a, yeah, war, what you said, kind of warlike manner. What's going on? Yeah, uncivilized. Yeah, why people are dressing, even sometimes presenting themselves in such an aggressive looking manner. Well, it reminds me of why the 1980s group divo called themselves divo standing for de-evolution. There is a de-evolution going on with society. And you know, some people call it the end times, others call it total chaos. Maybe not necessarily the end of the world, but the end of the world as we know it. Donald Trump, don't even pay attention to what those Trump panzines with the red cap are saying. They don't know what you're talking about. Donald Trump. The maggots. Yeah, the Trump panzines. Right, the maggots. Ever since Trump started campaigning where he says, punch that guy in the face, beat him up, throw him out of here, he's a heck of it, beat him up, throw him out, and then he told the cops, and then he told the cops when you arrest somebody and you lower their head to put them in the police car, you know, because you don't want their, you don't want to hit their head, and he says ram their head into the top of the police car. So here's a guy who says, don't drink, but then he also says, fight every person who annoys you. Right. Or offends you somehow. Right, yeah, he was given a speech to police officers from all over the country, and he told them, when you put them in a police car, you shove them in there and ram their head up against the car, the top of the car, the hood, not the hood, the top, yeah. Yeah, so he believes in, he's like, he's a fascist, he believes in torture, cruelty, corporal punishment, death penalty, you name it, you know, he's just, he's actually nuts, he's, he might be sociopathic, you ever hear his, his niece, who's a psychologist, talk about, talk about Uncle Trump. Yeah, she, she, she doesn't have a positive thing to say about him. Well, yeah. Well, James, I got to go. Yeah, I'm going to close. I'm going to shut down myself. Have a good one. It was, it was, it was a pleasure. I'll see, I'll see you tomorrow. All right. Bye bye. Well folks, it's been fun and getting back to how I started this show. I really can't believe how brain cell deficient today's Americans are by the way they, they voted for Republicans that in reality don't give a shit about the lower 98%, let alone the poor. They want to take away your, your social security that you paid for, that you paid into in Medicare. And, if it was up to them, they'll, they'll take away every social program there is. They'll take away the Affordable Care Act. And, and what will happen is if you don't have any money, you die. They want to turn back the clock to the America of the 19th century and the revolution where only the rich white land owners had all the rights, did the voting and were in total control. And, you didn't have any social programs in the 19th century. What Republicans like to tell you is they say go to your friends and relatives for money, go to your local church and you know you can't survive on doing that. And then if all else fails and nobody's willing to take you in, they said, they say we'll pray for you. Republicans love to say that when you have no hope, we'll pray for you. In reality, they're, they're not going to pray for you. And, and praying doesn't put a roof over your head, food on the table, clothes on your back and decent healthcare, which you are entitled to. Okay. I mean, Republicans are so obsessed with the Second Amendment and, and they're owning their guns, but they don't believe in the right to have healthcare for every American citizen. Healthcare is a right. Guns is a right is fine. Free speech, which I agree is fine, but not healthcare. If you're still in the womb, they'll fight like hell for you. Once you're born, you're a moocher, you're on your own. And that is the nature of Republicans, but Americans are so damn stupid and brain cell deficient. Dumbered in a bag of rocks, the American voter, that we have a Republican House of Representatives that we shouldn't have. I honestly thought because of the overturning of Roe v. Wade, uh, pissing off so many women and the young people registering to vote, I thought there was going to be a, a blue synonym. Unless, unless the, the elections in, in those districts, the red, the so-called red districts, maybe they made sure that the Democrat didn't win. I don't know. Did they wait for the, all the absentee ballots to be counted, all the paper ballots? Did they honestly wait for these ballots to be counted? I don't know. So that's it. American voters are their own worst enemy, midterm masochists, because obviously they're a glutton for punishment. These imbeciles that voter Republican. So on that note, I wish everyone out there a happy Thanksgiving holiday 2022. I can care less about Black Friday. I don't get sucked into that. Um, that, uh, retail, uh, brainwashing of capitalism. Um, Jesus never said to celebrate anybody's birthday and he never said that you need to, um, spend money that you don't have to buy everyone presents that they're going to complain about anyway. And, uh, that's that. Happy Thanksgiving to all. Enjoy. Bye-bye. Have a good week. Have a pleasant Sunday.