 of the day, I don't know if you were here, I think it was in the morning. Right. I said, look at the assholes in prison that women fall in love with and get married to. Okay, what does that say about humanity? I said, so don't give me the answer. Are you mean like when Charles Manson had the admirers, the young girls? The Mendes brothers. I said, you know, really, you're an asshole, you never met the fucking cocksucker. He killed his parents and you fall in love with him? Shut up. I said, don't give me your crap. I mean, I've heard of women taking a shining to someone that lives in a fast lane, but that's ridiculous. That's a little, that's a little much. I mean, what have I told you all? They want attention. They're attention lords. You're not getting attention though. Negative. Nobody pays attention to you. Nobody cares that you fall in love with Manson. Nobody gives a rat's ass. The point is, I've told you all three years. Mental illness is so much more prevalent than you realize what's going on out there. I said, nobody listens. Well, look at Trump insulting Trudeau and all of... And then he falls in love with the one. You know, all of the leaders of Europe. He falls in love with the one, this little cocksucker who's a big user of human rights. Yeah, so you have... People are starving. So you have your allies that you insult. He's a good man, he's smart and this and that. Trump's an asshole. Okay, he's just a dumbass. I mean, you're insulting your allies and your neighbor and you're kissing up to this guy who you don't even know... You've got a stupid party that makes excuses for you, great. That's why I'm getting Democrat all the way down this next level. But you don't even know if Kim drunk would be trusted in the long run. His father wasn't, right? No, his grandfather wasn't. None of them. They're scumbags. See, I would say, well, Leon Panetta was interviewed on CNN before and he says, it's got to be verified, man. You can't just, like, take somebody's word for it. Oh, this Trump, like, is a really nice guy. Yeah, it's like when Oscar Madison got insurance from somebody in the art company, shook hands with him. And the guy says, you are hereby insured, right? This is insanity. You are hereby insured just by shaking somebody's hand. Well, I've told people, I don't feel like I have a president right now. And I know somebody personally, you know, when Trump used to say, well, if you're going to come, if you're going to immigrate to this country, you must do it legally. Well, guess what? I know someone personally who's sponsoring their family from south of the border and they have to wait, they were told they have to wait 18 years to get a green card. Now, come on. If that's not rigged. That should take a year or less. No, that's a discouraged people. That's ridiculous. And it could be racism too. If you're a person of color and you're trying to immigrate. Oh, well, they're all of color, but it's Latinos. Color's got nothing to do with it. You're singling them out. 18 years? I mean, come on. We're such a sick country right now. It takes, I mean, that is insane, 18 years to get immigration papers. You should hear the discussions we have in the morning. Like I said, people can walk by and come over to them. Man, you guys don't mess around. Don't mess around. We cut every issue you can think of in here. And we come over and they give discussions and we argue and go back and forth. I said, whoa, whoa, wait a minute and give me this bubble, blah, we'll go back and forth. I forget what I was. I can't remember even one thing that we talked about. Did I tell you the story about when I have my surname hernia procedure and what they build Medicare? $20,500 and whatever, $0.51 just for taking up space in the room and then wheeling me on a gurney to the operating room. Where'd you go? It's only name. But I says, I didn't even stay overnight. I told, I says, you've got to be kidding me. You're ripping, you're- How do you justify that excuse? I says, you're abusing, you're abusing the insurance company and Medicare. Well, though, argue that excuse. Well, cost this much. Why does that cost this much? I wonder how much their CEO sucks up. I mean, come, it's like the charities. No, it's like the corporations when you get fired as CEO, but your umbrella buyout is $40, $60, $80 million to get fired. You fire me for $40 million, okay? And why does a major charity need a CEO making $2 million? The American Red Cross, the United Way to March of Dimes, $300,000 a year. Well, you're getting fired for what? Apparently, you didn't do your job. Why are you being rewarded for not doing your job? Well, shouldn't, like with big charities, shouldn't they consist of volunteer work? I mean, you know. You have to pay certain people, but not that much. Come on. Well, you read the article where like, was it $0.25 on a dollar that goes to the worthy question? No, a lot of people just $0.10 on the dollar. Oh, God. Come on, this is wrong. By law, the law should get it. Well, the government, the federal government, if you're a charity, 80% must cross the board, go to the charity. Go to the charity? By law. Why are they making a law? Well, this is the same government that can't take care of its goddamn VA. Oh, yeah. This is the goddamn government that has a Veterans Day and Memorial Day. Oh, yeah. Which is bullshit. It should be every day. So talk. Well, they want. Don't give me your day crap. They probably would love for the troops to come home in body bags, and they don't have to take care of them. I mean, come on. It's all bullshit. It's all bullshit. And people buy into it. Let's go. I want to observe. Yeah. All right. You want an answer? You can see like, if you hear what you don't want, you run off of the little tail between them. Well, I find that a lot of people with high intellect and high academics, high education, have no common sense whatsoever. Like, I knew a guy with a master's degree that didn't even know that General Motors made Chevrolet, Osmobile, Buick, and Cadillac at the time. Didn't even know. Are you going to be kidding? The intellect can't be that high. Yeah, but they just don't know general basic things. If you don't, then your intellect isn't very good. You better know the basics. Yeah. I mean, I mean, God, what is he just? Now, let me ask them how many schools? I love to ask them. How many school universities came after you? What do you mean? It's over. My parents had two folders. Right. Of schools that wanted them. Those with football, those without. Both folders were this thick. Did you ever get a personal letter from a head of state? Right. One from the head of Prince of Monaco, signed by both Prince Veneer and Prince of Grace to attend the University of Monaco for oceanography. Oh, that's cool. I said, did you? No, it was cool. I was one of the first to segregate two black schools. So the university, and I forget the other one. I said, how many were you? We had files of hundreds of schools that wanted me because of my IQ. You probably made the dean's honors list at least once in your life. No, no. I was not a good student. Just athletics. The reason they found out was my grades in school were not good in high school. My parents knew I was anything but dumb. So they found out about through the counselor. Maybe you're bored. You know, brilliant kids are often bored. No, I've been. Tell me finish. OK. I worked for these IQ tests at NYU every weekend for five weeks. Right. I was the first to finish in three weeks. Then they bring in psychologists. They bring in a file. They review everything about you. They said he just gets bored so quickly he's not challenged. That's what it is. No stimulation. I'm like. Mental stimulation. I said, the classes I like, I breeze through. The other ones I'm staring out the window. I'm like Spanish or whatever. I'm like, oh, God. And then what they do with these reports, they set them around the world to all of the world's universities and colleges. And that's why these colleges responded and wanted me because they realized this guy's beyond potential. He just doesn't test well. Meaning the potential is off the board. Right. He's like, you a sky high. So that's why all these schools came after me. And I'm like, see, Joseph, can you equal that somehow? I don't know. Hey, I found the coolest banner and it had no words on it but a picture is worth a thousand words. It was a person's face with a smartphone with legs, like a spider, just like Ramo, like attached to like right in front of the person's face wrapped around his head. And it shows how hypnotized people are with their smartphones like kids, you know, millennials. I've been telling you all this. They lost their ability to communicate. How many years have I been telling you? You've been telling me for a long time. Now, studies concern brain waves, suicides are rising sky high. Depression is sky high. The more usage with this goddamn shit. Everything I've told everybody, again, I told people in the morning. Everything I've warned you, single thing. I told them in the morning. I don't want to tell them I'm never wrong. I said, I'm nobody's fool. Get that through your heads. I said, I tell you stuff, you all sit here and you will not listen. I mean, when you see people and everyday walks of life, you go to doctor's office, they whip out their phone and start texting. Nobody communicates. Don't they talk? Oh, don't they talk? Heaven forbid somebody should talk to you. No sound. You hear it? It's two friends. I'm going, I'll be back. Came home. I left, I left, did I tell you that? Yeah, you were sitting there like, I left. Why am I here, right? I left that for five minutes. I saw where it was going. I said, I got the car came home. I said, fuck the move. I said, what you did is just rude. You want to go out and you don't even talk. I said, I don't need this. Well, some. You're so dumb you've got to ask, why did you go home? You don't know any better? What do you think, a shot? Well, I noticed with some cultures, the men have this smug arrogance about them. You know what? I don't care about your culture. You're, you're in the United States where you try to be nice to all of humanity. Okay, so I won't give you my culture. But the get-together was pre-planned. Don't give me your culture bullshit. Am I right? That's, well. The get-together was pre-planned. So let's meet over at Benzie. Right. It doesn't matter. Your culture, fuck your culture. Your culture sucks, Sal. I said, you're Indians are, you are as rude as the world gets towards its women. You treat rape like it's nothing. Right. I said, what's the brag about? It's like, it's like, it's like the Catholic Church with homosexual pedophilia. I said, yeah, don't defend that crap with me. Don't ever defend that crap. And if you, and if you go to a 7-Eleven, they stare at you like you're going to steal from them. Well, I am. I'm going to take this, sir. I'm not going to pay for it. Okay. Call the cops. It's just going to respond from you. Oh, by the way, one of the episodes of Seinfeld with the comedian, they went to the Bendix diner. One of his episodes, I says, wow, how cool. It said, and at the end, it said, Bendix diner, Heisberg, Heisberg, Jersey. Wow. And I, you know what I used to go there for? Bison burgers. They sell buffalo burgers. No. They, they were, they- I've only been there once. I had a- Yeah. A nice Western hour. There were eight ounce, nice eight, I did. Yeah, I think they were. There were eight ounce Bison burgers. Oh, excellent. Excellent. It's, it's, it's really an old fashioned greasy spoon. There's a basic diner. Basic diner. But I was shocked to see Seinfeld in a comedian. Well, and- Who was a comedian? It won't, nobody, nobody, somebody he knew, but I didn't know. It was a heavy sick guy. And he was, lived in New York, but he wanted to go to the Bendix diner. He loved the Bendix diner. So he had Seinfeld bring him there. And I go, holy crap, it's the Bendix diner. Soon as he said, he said root, as soon as they went through the Lincoln tunnel, he told, so he says, root three west, root 17 north. It came up and then turned around. Yeah, it went this way. And then all of a sudden I see the Bendix diner. They're pulling in a driveway. I go, holy shit. How about that? Wow. What was this? This was one of his episodes of comedians in cars, getting coffee. That's the name of the series. Great, great content. Well, that's what they do. Stupid. But you know what the best part is? He drives a vintage car with every comedian. The other one is dumb as a karaoke car. Yeah. But he has a preference for Porsches, I noticed. He always has. Yeah. Oh, this one car was a nightmare. The one he picked up, picked up this French comedian. It was a Citroën two cylinders. I thought of you. I go, Citroën two cylinders. No, it was a post-World War II Citroën. And the thing was like, bup, bup, bup, bup, bup, bup, bup, bup. That's the point. Why make it? Why bring that? Why drive it? And it was conking out on Manhattan. And why, you know, why make it? So why would you have one? Why? Citroën is one of the ugliest cars ever made. Well, this was a two-seater. You're ugly. It was a two-seater. It was gray. It only came in gray, I think. And it had two cylinders. Why? Why even manufacture something like that? You might as well just drive a car. I was a CEO and you as an engineer came to me with a blueprint or drawing of that. Right. Are you kidding me? This thing's fucking ugly. No. It's ugly and you're giving me two cylinders. We can't make this. And you're giving me two cylinders. Two cylinders? Are you nuts? Why not? No cylinders. It just sits there then. Fred Flintstone. What? Why have brakes? Just have a hole in the floor and put your feet through them. You see, I-Hob is changing their name temporarily? What? To what? I-Hob. Excuse me? Please. Because they're more than your size burgers. All the big-sized burgers. But that's such a stupid name. I-Hob? For sure. Like Hobbit? Now they're taking a piece of pancakes and flipping it to be. Because I-Hob for a limited time. But their burgers do look phenomenal. Oh, by the way, that all the bacon and egg sausage, it was... It was good? It was right. Well, a little over two bucks for a box. Yeah, but anyway, it's like... So what? How many in a box? Four. Four for $2? A little over two bucks, yeah. They have a Canadian bacon. They're the same size as the egg McMuffin. Four for $2? It's an English muffin. Cheese. Okay, microwave it for 30 seconds. Ah, two minutes. It says two and a half minutes. But if I do two and a half, the English muffin gets a little too stiff. Yeah, they're trying to give you a middle. You can never believe directions for food. You better do your own thing and test the food. Like pasta. As soon as chefs will tell you, as soon as pasta floats to the surface, it's done. You've got to strain it right away. Well, no, if you put it like I didn't put so much pasta in, then the room to float to the surface. Yeah. She really got to... What I always do is go under the minutes they say. Yeah, like raviolis. If they say 12 minutes, I'll test it at 10. Right. And see. Like if you drop tortellinis or raviolis in boiling water, they sink. But then you start seeing them go come to the top. But if you have a lot in there, they can't. Yeah, happy to tell. That's it. So that really doesn't work. Well, spaghetti will float. That I know. That's hard too, because I put so much in there. I just test it after two minutes before it's supposed to be cooked. Now, Angel here never walk away because it only takes like a couple, two, three minutes, Angel here. I've never messed up pasta. I'm very good with pasta. I always, always undercook it a lot. It's like one of those no-brain recipes. Well, no, for a lot of people, they still can't do that. You know, some, some people, guys and girls, especially millennials, they're lucky they can boil water. A lot of people can't. I mean, seriously. They can't do a damn thing. I don't think they could spread peanut butter on bread. I tell you a story about the, the old lady upstairs. She, she took a nap and didn't forgot she was boiling eggs on the stove and the water evaporated. How did that? The eggs burned and the fire and the, the alarm went off. Fire department like had to, they wanted to snap the door. I had to call landlord and it turned out the fire, the fire, the fireman comes out with the pot with the burnt eggs on the bottom. I says, I said to the woman, Margaret, remember when I was a, please use a big pot, staying or living up an extended stay in Ramsey? Yes. When Peter was there, my friend had committed suicide. He was in another room. Fire department, the whole hotel had to evacuate one night. I did not. Whenever I heard the alarm, I was worried. The front desk said, really, we know if it's, if it's serious, we'll call you. Oh, by the way, what did you think of extended stay? It was nice. It's like a studio. Yeah. It's got a whole kitchen out there. You, you have a full refrigerator, I believe you have a electric stove. You have cabinets. Microwave? Yeah. So technically, you, a person can live there. They do. Most people, they're for years. Do they have like discounts when you stay there for, like the more extended? By the way, Peter, one of the places had to evacuate, the fire department came running in. He tried to bake a potato with a microwave in tin foil. Oh, no. Metallic in a microwave? He came running down the whole screaming, there's no fire, there's no fire, there's no fire. I didn't know. Jack told me. You don't put anything metallic. Well, no, you don't. Microwave. Oh my God. I said, what are you thinking? What a, what a, what a, what an, what an a-compoop, what a nonscope. Well, if Peter has something, you know, he passed away, obviously. Well, talk about common sense, basic knowledge, that, that's one of them. Microwave, I always do bake, if I do it, I really do it. I heard the boiler. Well, no, but if I do it in a microwave, I'm going to hurry. You wrap it in two or three paper towels. Yeah, not the. So leave me alone. So it looks like a New Jersey governor, Phil Murphy, I, I read signed a law for, to approve of sports, sports betting, sports betting in the state of New Jersey. So what? Why aren't you approving the casinos over here? It's been two years since Hard Rock put a bid in. Really? Oh, you mean we're near the metal, the metal and sports complex? Right here. Okay, I want to know what. Protecting Atlantic City. I said, from what? You're going to clobber it on the one side by Pennsylvania, on the north by Connecticut. They're going to get you in their way. Well, Connecticut, you got Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun. The point, the point issues surrounding it anyway. Yeah. So why not have it in one of the most crowded and wealthiest counties in the nation right up here? Well, you know, my idea for the. Oh, go ahead, go ahead. Nothing worked from the beginning in Atlantic City. Okay, so what's your. It's a fiasco. It was a bit different now. It was a waste of, God knows how many millions of dollars. Billions of dollars. Billions of dollars. It's just not going to work. Because it's a slum. It's a high crime dump. They lied. It passed like candy. They're going to fix the whole city up. They never touched the city. The money from the casino industry. They never touched everything. They drove businesses out on board of the mines. Yeah, they never. So you didn't do a damn thing. They lied to the piece. Yeah. They basically abandoned Atlantic City and lied to them. You're exactly right. How many casinos have gone bankrupt over the decades down there? Why? Something's wrong, people. Yeah. The crime got so bad and corruption too. They, I think the state cleaned house with the politicians in Atlantic City. Yeah, the state. There is progress. That's the pot calling the kettle black. Yeah. Let me know what you find out if they call you back. Yeah, I will. Well, my idea was to have riverboat gambling on the Delaware River and the Hudson River. Have the flat bottom traditional flat. They haven't had it, Jimmy. Not maybe a little bit on the Hudson. But they've had those ones that leave out of Brooklyn only to just cancel them. Because they're all drunk in this. Oh, they've had casinos abort? Yes. They have gambling ships that went out. But people are getting drunk and they just cancel them no more. People abuse the right. They've had the old-fashioned G90 steering wheelers. Yeah, that's what I mean. All in the Iowa, the Mississippi from Iowa that have been going up and down for almost 20 years. Yeah, I mean the Mississippi goes all the way to St. Paul Minneapolis, Minnesota. This is nothing new. This is nothing new. Who was the first guy that won an offshore gambling? Trump. No. Bill Morrow. Senior or you? Me. Oh, and the government called me and said, I was 18. Yeah, but it was offshore. I know. But back then, offshore was 12 miles. Today it's only three miles. And they heard about it, said, still you can. I want to take a lot of those giant garbage barges, like six to eight to ten. Anchor them down. Well, roll them together, take them offshore, anchor down and have high speed little hyperfoils or whatever. Shut up people back and forth. That's how they used to get moonshine to New York. They said you can't do it. I mean during prohibition, not moonshine, I'm sorry. No, I was the first. The way back in the world is gambling, Jimmy, basically. You know, that's how Russian and Japanese commercial fishing boats fished out our area, because the distance changed. But they called me, they heard somehow. They called rum. They said you can't do it. They called them rum runners. But isn't that something? In 1970, 71. Now you're in international waters and they're telling you you can't do it. Well, I guess because shuttling wouldn't be non-international. See, I'm coming into it. That's right, you're coming into it. I can't use your waters and then I'm screwed either way. That's like people who have to get permission to fly into airspace. Airspace? Why do we fight with certain nations? Do you put our military base, airfields there or whatever? If they don't okay, you can't do it. What do you do? What are you gonna do? That's the way it is.