 Welcome everyone to Keto Kings beer and barbecue banter the open topic show anything goes and I'm your host James P. Madonna and I am here with my co-host here the one and only Jason Cleveland from the state of Washington Jason hello James good afternoon good how was your weekend how was your week everything is great doing great we are fastly approaching the day which Santa Claus will slide down everyone's chimney if they've been good if they have not been good then they can maybe expect to get a lump of coal in their stocking they should expect they should expect to be visited by Krampus and there's a lot of people in the United States that should be on Krampus's list and around the world around the world for for torture and suffering and punishment and that they so rightfully deserved now the others are running late but that's okay because they have the link uh it happens to be here uh 3 o 5 p.m. in the afternoon Sunday uh uh December the 12th 2021 here in northeastern New Jersey and I know where Jason's time is three hours earlier which uh is okay because I didn't wake him up as opposed to my friends in uh in Asia who have a 12 and 13 hour difference but anyway we have a lot of of raw meat to sink our piranha teeth into this week and uh yes it is so it is uh uh a what do you call it not only Krampus day but Festivus for the rest of us and uh Mary so uh with happy winter solstice yule for those that um acknowledge that Jesus wasn't really born in December but they commercialized it all the scumbag retailers which we will discuss at one point in the show all the low down dirty scumbag retailers in the united states arranged it so um yeah think about this right how do we increase year-end revenue in a dead period yeah well let's force panic buying on black friday and push to have everyone go trillions of dollars into debt for gifts nobody wants the kind of people and no one can afford and to appease people they probably don't even want to see or care to be around well it goes around it goes on your credit card just like uh the uh the iraq war the two iraq wars went on a credit card and uh you know they all these christmas all these nauseating christmas songs that you get bombarded with when you walk into a retail store were written invented written by the people that run uh retail and it's it's too and it's the same thing with getting bombarded with the grinch movies and the ebony's the scrooge a christmas carol getting bombarded with that with all the nauseating sappy songs is designed to brainwash you and nag you into spending such money to create trauma yeah it's like a woodpecker pecking that or chinese water torch or something you know the peck peck peck peck spend you know it's a psychological brainwashing by uh big retail of course you know the federal government goes along with all of it because they meet with lobbyists and they get these huge campaign contributions which is one of the reasons why i know the real truth about capitalism that it doesn't it never really helped the lower 98 percent of the population and uh you have to be damn lucky and you have to have a big connection to make it from rags to riches is very rare i since 1776 supposedly only like 10 percent roughly give or take 10 percent of the population ever became upwardly mobile and uh it was it was run by the oligarch back then which was the plant the landowners the founding fathers who had slaves and owned plantations and uh it just carried on into the into the industrial revolution and until today absolutely james and i might mention too you know you start to think about workers rights you sort of what you just said in that minute maybe minute and a half of commentary can carry forward for the rest of the year for topics for us to discuss and i would like to say hi to my little angel here jenny she says hello she says hi she's got some friends coming over today so she wants to see daddy but um i'm gonna have one of those uh little girl tea parties yeah they're gonna build a little gingerbread house right a gingerbread house right okay jenny go see mommy um but back to what you were saying there you know maybe one of the things that we could talk about that just came to my mind is workers rights uh you know you look at the industrial revolution there was a time when andrew carnegi carnegi carnegi however you say his name yeah who who have actually got screwed over by jp morgan by jp morgan correct with the formation of the company called us steel which is still traded on the uh stock exchange under the ticker x look at the ticker x so um back to workers rights uh there was a time when there was no such thing as a 40-hour work week right there were no such thing as weekends off you didn't get paid holidays you didn't get sick child labor those those scoundrels absolutely right you know pretty much uh if if you're of value then we will extort your labor for our profit and benefit and um you know it's a sad time i guess in this country because this country was was founded on uh or supposedly founded on you know individual rights and principles and freedoms and things but in order to obtain or to avail of any of those things you basically had to work yourself into the grave uh just to be able to you know earn sort of a semi living wage right um which is unfortunate and and you know those those things uh workers rights and and all these acts that that we take for granted now the family family medical leave act and paid time off and unemployment um sick leave all these things you know 100 plus years ago you know very rare for a company for an employer to offer uh any of that stuff to you right um so you know we sort of have a lot to be uh sorry that's what prompted that's what prompted the first unions to be developed out of out of despair out of desperation out of necessity and when you think about it the originally the american families live on family owned farms where where american families created their own food and their own living they didn't have to answer to any any uh corporation any any stupid visor i mean supervisor or ceo they they they were self-employed and correct and they traded work where other family owned farms for things that they needed right uh and then they left eventually they left the family owned farms the kids well they were kids back then they left the family owned farms to move to the cities to work for the man the man is meaning the big evil demonic scumbag exactly the man and that's when the family farms started diminishing and people had to pay out of pocket for they're very survival for every damn thing every commodity food utilities shelter they had to pay out of pocket for everything and they had to make uh uh well suboptimals being kind wages yes they weren't living wages they there there were uh chicken feed starvation wages right which led to industrial revolution went through there then the unions began and then the uh the corporate ceo's hired uh thugs and and and the uh union leaders were too naive to think they're gonna go out there and carry picket signs and and exactly do anything they should have been armed trained militia unions yes that's yes i would have done yo you how about this too you know james come on jenny um you know social security right which is something we all have either paid into f dr right think about that i mean not only did you have deplorable working conditions you had no basically no rights as a worker right um and you were being paid a suboptimal wage and you had no retirement savings and no health care think about that right you know everything we sort of take for granted today which which i think it's it's it's worth at least being thankful for all these things um you know health care being paid for by your employer uh a retirement plan set up either by your employer or by the government for you uh you know workers rights and all these things a hundred years ago 120 30 years ago none of these things existed right and could you imagine uh you know and this is where you know i say okay everyone that has one of these a smartphone right every single one of these is made in a country where the workers rights are are extremely low right um and and you know they're sort of talking about the uh olympics that are going to be happening uh in in beijing you know they're they're talking about protesting uh not the athletes but the uh dignitaries that are hosting the olympics and in the hopes that they can get some you know more favorable workers rights for these folks um so i'm all for uh you know anything we can do to better humanity and to have an equal share uh of things um we'll just think about it the the great depression occurred way before f dr created social security yes and and corporate regulations so uh i know you know my grandparents used to tell me great depression stories and uh things were pretty bad i mean these amer these entitled whiny complaining crybaby americans today they they don't know what sacrifices americans made back then not just during the great depression but during world war two and they're crying and whining because they have to put on a mask to walk into a store yep all the poor babies you know and and all our freedoms are are are being taken away and blah blah blah and we have the right not to get vaccinated hey they forget about the spanish influenza for sure 1918 and there were no vaccines back then and uh you know when the shit hits the fan and and you're you're having a worldwide and or national crisis you have to have mandates the government has to step in but all these whiny crybabies don't realize what sacrifices americans made back in the day correct correct and i you know that's where i admire someone like j terrio um who who was a used to be a high school history teacher and to listen to his shows you know you can almost sense the uh the amount of passion he has for for history world history united states history um and and i've learned a lot from watching his programs um but you're right uh we're sort of uh we're we're in a throwaway generation right um you watch tv programs right uh how many advertisements have you seen for the new iphone on let's say an hour of given television that's sickening uh that blonde boy song yeah right sickening sappy nauseating terrible it's terrible and i start to think about you know if everyone was so interested in solving global warming or climate change or whatever then why do you need a new cell phone every year right think about that right why does the cell phone that is not a cheap item have to become obsolete every year or a tablet what's that v a w r tech i have no idea opal beasley that's a cool name um but you know i started thinking right and you know in in order to solve climate change each each and every one of us and her generation and future generations jenny jenny i i can make baby sounds listen to this hang on here let me i'm on a headset here let me just unplug that so she can oh uh jenny i can make i can make baby sounds listen is that what you is that the is that what you make when you're when you're hungry what do you say when you're hungry jenny you used to do that right oh you want to hear hang on i'm doing an audio clip i know she's kind of high this is a little daddy time uh which i'm i'm loving but um i i use a uh i i do have a recording here of when she was a little baby uh see if i can find it here you sound like uh you sound like chuckle oh you are really that's a real infant cry actually that was an infant cry she was about two months old these are the you know just when you think you're going to get some sleep right thank goodness we can get some sleep an hour they do that in the middle of the night all right why'd you do that um my my my my my niece uh uh um brianne she used to cry for i don't know she cry and would i i would i like to do the babies that cry is like make fun of them because i would go and then they stop right at you and their face gets red and then they get pissed and then they really scream isn't that funny i know they uh they're like stop it right stop it you know i would do i would do that like if a mother's in a store with the stroller and and when the mother's not looking i would make like like uh i would make scary faces like you know like i was crampus and they baby started crying as soon as the mother turned around i was like this and i keep when was this because you couldn't look at a child like that now they'd have security called you'd have 10 lawsuits against you right well i was i was playing a clever game but anyway let's stick our teeth we already know that capitalism uh the trickle down economics all that mumbo jumbo was always a big lie to brainwash the 98 suckers to believe in something that doesn't exist and uh all the all the uh the retards with the mega hats the red mega hats they they they believe all that flag waving crap and um you know but except for intelligent progressives can see right through it all like us and so now let's see who should we pick on ah tv evangelist prosperity preachers you you have that joel ostin i absolutely do i absolutely do and now we're gonna get we're gonna sink our piranha teeth and some raw meat these are the fake phony frauds that use the word well they don't know the word of god they use christianity religion and here we are as as a way to get you to part with your hard earned money yes see this is evangelical texan uh that that is living high on the hog with your donations there he is finding they found like several hundred was the six hundred thousand dollars in the wall of one of his churches there yes so this is i'm glad we are approaching this subject because i'm sure that the viewers at home and around the world would tend to agree that there is in my mind something wrong with a plumber finding six hundred thousand dollars inside the walls of his church think about that for a minute right this in cash in cash right this is just in my mind there's a there's a there's a a couple things that that come to my mind but before we focus exclusively on this story which i want to get back to i'd like to just bring an image up for you okay sure now you could look at this man let's say you didn't know what profession he was right um if someone showed you a picture and this is where we start talking about psychology if i didn't know him i would think he's a sleazy car dealer you're absolutely correct and i and and this is where first impressions and the impressions that you make upon others are very long lasting and and sometimes can never be broken right um now that's not always the case but in this case if i were to ask you tell me your opinion of this guy and you had no idea what he did it would not be a a favorable or a pleasurable opinion no you don't have a trusting face does not have a trusting face right he's too uh he's too uh exuberant uh enthusiastic too too melodramatic and whatever he's talking about he's uh he's got that that that crazed eyes exactly so first of all yeah so we're already getting to the heart of the of the thing here right so straight away the guy looks crooked already he looks sleazy he looks oily he looks uh dishonest already okay yeah and then you have to attach that he is a televangelist mega preacher that has a 14 000 uh seat church in the houston metro area he's televised on his programs all around the world he has and let's just pull it up because you know i like the side facts whenever possible let's go to his let's go to his youtube page and see that he has 2.33 million subscribers okay yeah 2.3 2,333,000 subscribers on youtube now another place i'd like to go to is uh what's that website that that you can find out how much people make on youtube i i was just on it the other day shoot i know he lives in a mansion he has his own private jet he's supposed to be a man of god that he doesn't he never preaches scripture he never talks about anything in the bible no script correct social blade that's right social blade okay i'm sorry i've brain fart so we'll type in his youtube name was joel ostin this is going to tell us just how much he's making on youtube oh youtube alone yeah youtube alone estimated yearly earnings just on youtube 500 000 just for his youtube videos think about that for a minute 500 000 and these and these are probably uh uh southern evangelicals baptists you know people that uh get all funky and emotional in church and put their they put their hands up when they pray like they're showing off like that like god like like god needs an antenna the antenna is up you know like like they're like they have a bat phone god yes and they're better and they're they're usually sanctimony is self-righteous people that think they are closer to god everyone else yes so these people they put their faith their trust and their hard-earned cash in the hands of a telepreacher televangelist preacher that in my mind is scamming everybody out of their hard-earned money right yep to your point these people and I was trying to find another picture um I do apologize there are several distractions here but we're just going to roll with it um the uh hang on here copy image address this is what I like you know who's the biggest things to him is a guy named Peter Popper and his miracle and his miracle and his oh and his miracle spring water yeah it's getting a bit loud sorry sorry hang on just one second James I do apologize I'm sorry I very much sorry Peter Popper pop off the name alone just sounds hilarious here pop off pick your pocket with pickled peppers something like that I don't know oh oh look at look at that face that that uh with his phone number oh this guy right look at that right he's got so straight away he's got polish black uh black hair look what the ad look what the line above the phone number says call now for free miracle spring water okay free now there's nothing free I guarantee you about it right because in order for them this is how they scam you in order to them you have to pay some small amount of shipping right and in order for you to pay for that small amount of shipping I need your credit card number okay you have to make a gift donation you have to tie he says when you tie to his ministry God bless you many times multiple times over because you are tithing which means he's he is corrupting the the scripture that talks about tithing because it has to do with giving to the poor not giving to wealthy tv evangelists and look look where it says Peter pop off dot org that's an org so anything dot org is a tax-free organization right it's um it's it's a non-for-profit uh right that's how the uh the websites of the in and a dot com it's a communications it's a website that can profit but I believe if I was to do dot org meaning yeah public interest yeah so it yeah non-profit see this right here right here actual use for a dot org is a non-profit now okay does the government keep tabs on what he does with his donations I wonder that's a great that's a fantastic question because I started thinking about oh go yes yes okay um hold on for a second oh pink quartz crystal pendulum the 600 000 cash that was found in joe osteen in the wall one of joe osteen's churches was that planted there by joe osteen uh for hiding it for some specific reason if that thing hasn't swung that thing has never swung larger on the show we look at the circle that's making the size of it and you see my hand as not as not moved yes rock solid peter pop off so it is a secret hiding place for peter pop off correct pendulum pink quartz crystal which I use a different crystal every week um yes it's a secret hiding place uh huh now uh does peter does peter pop off spend his donations on himself and his wife just like joe osteen does yes does peter pop off does peter pop off ever help the poor does joe osteen ever help the poor in the state of texas folks look at that look at that folks now the proof should mega churches if they're really uh christian pastors should uh should mega the word mega as in mega churches exist interesting interesting hold on uh good morning matsumi good morning matsumi good morning japan from tokyo area it is now 4 33 am monday there good morning she just woke up good morning and i hope you have a pleasant monday even though monday is the least most popular day of the week but i hope you have a pleasant monday there in the land of the rising sun okay now we're gonna get back to this character if you watch his infomercial promo video on youtube for the miracle spring water it is hilarious and it can be found very easily you want me to find that james yeah the thing is right i'm plugged into audio from my headset i'm not sure if the miracle spring water video well i mean i'm gonna just turn up the volume if you find it uh can you hear the audio on the screen so let me try this here absolutely nothing strange oh you're muted yeah start at the beginning you're you're muted jace it muted it automatically muted me when i just disconnected when i unplugged my uh speaker i hate my new computers do things without your let's try that again authorization can you hear hi was in the hospital on life support the doctor said you got five minutes or you're gonna go on life support and you're gonna stay on life support his wife called informant about the miracle spring water they said you've got between three and six months he's out of the hospital and that was almost a year ago welcome to the theater pop off miracle Easter special a time to celebrate the resurrection of jesus christ the tune could not hold it he rose victorious over death and the grave his victory is your victory god will declare us as the same spirit it brings christ from the dead will touch your body ways of that resurrection power will flow to you today jesus lives now get ready for his beautiful powers and touch you today you always touching people around the world and now he wants you i'm gonna be the pop-up this is my precious life we've got testimonies to share with you today that i know and you know you can travel so much for the green and that's why there's so many more testimonies but he's been traveling all right so i'm gonna take the positive box and back all right so we'll uh let me get back there's another one where it says miracle spring water where they have the um the actress sitting in the front of the church and she she like faints when he touches her um to be in health and to cross her and he's using the miracle spring water to do just that i did use the miracle spring water and a few days later hallelujah i received a check from my employer for over four thousand dollars i'm calling where the spring the miracle spring water and you tell me i was going to get 14 000 dollars you tell me what i was going to get it and i received it i said send some spring water and that you will it will break through and i tell you a check came in in the mail for a hundred jeans and now my house is paid for it was over 25 000 let me show you you know james has a as an observation from that infomercial there the free spring water it's unfortunate uh and i'm just making an observation every person in the testimony there was african-american so they're almost it's i find that you know they're willing they're more willing to take the payoff to lie for right right and then and then the one that the one that passes out and starts throws the crutch away and starts dancing around she's also an african-american woman i know it's just terrible and um um i think he's i think they he's he's not the only one of our praying upon the poor the underprivileged americans low income americans um that are correct people that are essentially they've tried everything and they've failed so let's just uh attach some hope and and some money to to our last resort so to speak right yeah folks that are folks that are calling this phone number for the free miracle spring water i guarantee you are not folks they're folks that read the tabloid articles at the check stand while they're waiting for their groceries they're not they're not harvard they're not harvard graduates or correct ivy lee graduates or correct professional people they no they're not and uh and they they they lie to the poor um about tithing tithing does not involve giving your money to a crook who is not a man of god it's about helping it could be helping a poor family it could be you know given directly to a poor family right right like let's say let's say you you befriend somebody in the philippines let's say and and maybe her and her kids are are living in a shack with a dirt floor or something and you and you um you wire money to help them out that that that's a type absolutely that's a type absolutely you know uh but you know the problem is that the people most likely are not going to real bible study and they they are too lazy to look it up to look up the definition of tithing so what do they do they it's easier for them to just sit and listen to someone dictate or tell them what the bible really says what what the what the scriptures really mean absolutely and then they get false they get deceived by by false prophets that uh are distorting all the uh interpretations and this is what's been going on you know i mean the book of revelation says satan comes as an angel of light to deceive the world so angel of light to deceive the world deceive the world deceive so angel of light and deceive unbelievable yeah and here we go this is what they are and collectively this is what they've always been i mean when i was a kid there was a tv evangelist by the name of reverend ike he's a black guy he had his hair slicked back he wore custom made suits he had the diamond rings the Rolex watch and every week on his show he used to drive on stage with a different Rolls Royce and uh seriously yeah he had a prayer tower just like oral roberts in uh Tulsa Oklahoma he used to say that he used to say send your petition send your prayers with your donation the more money you send me the more god will bless you this is what he used to say and he would claim to go up in the prayer tower just like oral roberts go up in the prayer tower if they really did go up in a prayer tower um i think their prayer tower was when they climbed the staircase of their mansion to go to bed you know james i i am sitting here and i'm laughing i mean i think you missed an opportunity at maybe a great career comedy because all you have to do is tell true stories about these these false prophets and it's so funny i mean you're telling me that people would would pay to go up this prayer tower this guy's asking you to to get free miracle spring water i mean this is it's comedy but the problem is that these folks are putting hope hope is a great thing right sometimes hope is all we have right and i think they said that from an emotional perspective i i read this hope is the only emotion that's greater than anger right yeah faith is is hope you know they they they can't prove it they can't prove what they say they of course you know interpretation of the scripture is very complicated as it is but if you make it all about you uh hoarding all the donations it's quite obvious correct the agenda of what they're doing this is actually an interesting let me share this see if this comes through on the screen right hope is the only thing stronger than fear yeah yeah right i had to block the uh the troll who's this the troll who's bethany perry bethany perry and opal beasley had the same exact thing that they posted identical so that means it's a troll using aliases therefore i find it's so amusing that you have these folks that that just come on here and just want to throw some coal on the fire right well when you when you have when you speak the truth that's true it's on the internet when you really expose the the crooks and the forces of evil and whatever the trolls start attacking it's like it's like you know when when the suns goes down in a summertime and the mosquitoes start harpooning you and uh you know this is what happens when you're discussing things and hitting a raw nerve yes you're right you're absolutely correct you know um so this is the deal with the false prophets people they use they they distort and corrupt the the scripture about tithing they're not using the donations to help the poor and the homeless um or feed feed poor children or feed the homeless what they're doing is building mansions buying stretch limos or expensive cars and um and uh private jets so i mean if there were really people of god they would be taking the donation and doing god's work which they're not doing correct it's really simple to understand uh they're understanding of speaking of the god's work who do you think lives in this house it's hardly a house it's a it's yes this is a picture of joel olstein's house the joel olstein estate um look at that now how many how many chimneys do you account on this property right let's take some inventory here there's one it's got a nice pool back there too it's a very nice pool look at these lawns you talk about manicured lawns right there's one i bet what it costs him to have that that land that estate landscaped he could probably he could probably supply all the soup kitchens in in in texas with with lots of food tons of food there's eight chimneys eight and including the one that's out here in the little cabana i'd call it right yeah the cabana and he um i'm sure i'm sure he arranged a little trap door of some kind that you you don't even know it's there to hide stash hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash in the wall price when when he needs to hide uh donation money for the idiots that give him donations and you know what the funny part is i used to years ago joel olstein was he's just he he just started getting popular that's when he he wrote his first book and uh he appeared on tv and at the time i was dating a a jag she was a lawyer in the united states air force she was a captain her name her name was laura atkinson and she actually used to brag and say nice things about joel olstein you said she was a jag like in the military yeah she was the lawyer and she was a captain in the air force she was a lawyer and she used to say the same thing that my mother and a couple of her friends used to say oh i like that guy so much he has he's so positive and he has such a such a big smile and and you know uh uh you know he talks about prosperity yeah he tells you what you want to hear he's such a nice positive man and i i couldn't stand him from day one and and i i knew what he was about but these women all they need to see is some smiling man that blows a lot of sunshine up their ass you know and just really that's really nice to them now here we have probably where joel olstein does his uh tv tapings right this is correct this is the studio this is not um it's like a stadium yeah exactly right and you know you start talking about religion and and i i kind of gave it a lot of thought right because i wanted to have a lot of input for today's show i remember many years ago um i i was at a church service and the the church had sort of fallen on maybe some kind of hard financial times right um they they needed to make some repairs to their building um and there were some families that uh attended the congregation that um they would like to give them some financial support and then also uh it was coming time to send some folks on missions um a lot of these folks that attend these these churches are trying to do uh good in the world by maybe visiting um impoverished nations and and handing out food and medicine and and things of that nature trying to spread the scripture uh you know and these trips are not cheap so somebody has to pay for them so the money obviously comes from the congregation and the pastor really you know when he had said his message and stuff the pastor took probably the last 20 minutes of the morning and he he essentially was asking for more than you're normally giving right um we we sort of need to ask for more and he he said something that i thought was interesting that has stuck with me to this day in that church is the only thing where you pay what you feel it's worth to you or what you should be paying right you know you can't really go into a car lot and say you know i want that brand new truck um and walk away with it for what you think it's worth right yeah but the evangelists are telling people how much they should donate or exactly or tide that they like to use yeah planting a seed yeah right planting a seed sure so church is the only it's the only organization where you pay what you feel it's worth to you instead of the other way around right and i thought that was interesting so they so and what they typically do you file in they play music there's some singing you know all this then they then they pass around the plates right the giving plates and at the end of his little spiel he passed around the plate again in the hopes that people might cough up more money or write more checks and stuff right right and i just looked at this like you know and you you're sort of seeing this plate come by you and it's just stuff with cash man and you know you think about it it's it's hang on just one second here and then you think about when you go to a you know i started having these like epiphanies at this moment when you go to a casino and you bet on a hand of blackjack you hand the dealer cash and they hand you chips and then you bet with those chips and then the the cash goes down in these little cash boxes right and then once a shift or whatever the security guy comes by and does it there's a counting room at the back of the casino where they count all the money i can imagine the same thing happening at the end of a service the preacher's back there because i'm sure it's in a room with no windows locked room and he's out there counting all the cash or whatever and who knows what he's stuffing in his pockets or in this case uh you know stuffing behind the wall of a bathroom right i mean you know for those folks that say this joel ostin had nothing to do with this money uh you know what's it doing there why is six hundred thousand dollars hidden behind the wall of a bathroom right yeah this to me just seems this screams theft um and it proves and this screams theft and it proves that churches should never be mega because they're supposed to do god's work they're supposed to be very charitable and uh it's high time that mega churches be treated like corporations and they should be fairly taxed because they should have to prove to the government where their donations are going and if it shows that their donations are going first priority is on the the the evangelists live in high on a hog in a lap a luxury then then they should be taxed like any corporation there you go joel ostin and his wife in his private jet this is a man a supposed pastor a man of god that has a private jet okay i mean you could you could help a lot of poor people po folks with the money of course to buy a private jet there he is and you know this screen sharing is fantastic because it really it really hits hard below the bell with these people that deserve to be exposed yeah um so um yeah just look at it folks look at it viewers oh the troll came back again under the name marlene martin you're gonna have to say something meaningful intelligent and make a positive contribution to the show otherwise you're getting blocked there and there's that stadium man there is that joel ostin church so to speak where he gives his i wouldn't call them sermons because he doesn't talk scripture he just keeps on saying god wants you to be wealthy god wants you to have everything this world has to offer the last time i heard that is when satan tempt tempted jesus who walked through a desert for like 40 days and uh and told them the whole the whole world can be yours if you bow down and worship me i will give you everything in the world and the same thing with that movie with richard burton foustas dr foustas okay he uh satan the demon or satan was trying to get him to sell his soul for all the riches of the world that was offered to him and i think the twilight zone had episodes about that so there you are there you are the the tv evangelist now yeah so let me ask your opinion on this james if if mr ostin is truly doing the word of god and if he has his flock of people that follow him and contribute to him and his successes if he had all of their interests in best in in mind then how come this gentleman is is where he is and this is this is in the city of houston right right yeah all all the all of the state of texas tv evangelists that i'm sure there's more than one there's another guy named benny hinn benny hinn yeah if they if they were doing god's work this man wouldn't be like that he wouldn't be like that as a as a compare and contrast right compare this right to this and that and and the and the private jet and his his cars and the stadium you know i mean he can't have like a regular normal church he's got to have a stadium and then compare that to the homeless man with the shopping carts you know so this is evidence i mean this is not trickling down right like you mentioned earlier this is not trickling down and is are the are the politicians are the career politicians of the two-party system are attempting to tax the mega churches and these crooks and because these crooks have been on tv for decades do you do you see washington uh porting their their foot down and doing the right thing with these thieves no they're not doing a damn thing not a damn thing and and this is further evidence that the two-party system is corrupt and we we need a third progressive peoples party or just get behind progressive absolutely progressive independent candidates and get away from the two-party system i wanted to ask you james regarding that in 2016 the election year of 2016 when hillary clinton clinton lost the election do you feel that hillary should have been the democratic nomination or do you think it should have gone to bernie sanders well what happened was uh when when you mean the year that hillary clinton lost to donald trump right that's right the 2016 election okay deborah was i call it deborah wasser kind of shakes the deborah wassenman schultz was in charge of the dnc and they nominated hillary clinton and i remember distinctly watching every bernie sanders seminar not seminar a rally campaign rally when he was in oregon when the little bird landed on his podium to you know he had massive legions of people showing up at bernie sanders political rallies as opposed to who showed up for hillary clinton and donald trump i think he was screwed in 2016 and i think that he was also screwed by the dnc again for the second time yeah there she is she's a florida congressman and i'm asking you james because there's this notion and and maybe and this is actually for my benefit but maybe even for the folks watching this notion of a super delegate um because if you look at all the delegates that bernie had it to me anyway it it should have been bernie against trump but these super delegates pushed clinton over the edge you know it's almost like i'm a super delegate so my one i'm my my vote counts for 10 votes so to speak right yeah and they blame republicans for cheating with gerrymandering and uh and uh voter id's and everything well the establishment of moderate call moderate corporate democrats uh they cheat i think with the super delegate with the super delegate and i'm trying to find some charts to show because it i think it would be interesting for the viewers to see um yeah bernie definitely got screwed uh twice without a doubt by the dnc and and and the reason why bernie runs as a democrat and not as an independent like he does when he gets elected a re-elected senator is because he doesn't want he knows that americans i call them fools and suckers american only vote more more or less two-party system they vote democrat they won't vote for an independent that the opposition keeps calling a socialist because they have demonized so here's this is a fantastic this shows that bernie sanders received 56 percent of the vote in wyoming this is just one one statistic yet so so he got eight percent more than hillary right see that no sorry 10 percent more what am i saying 10 percent more than hillary six plus four yet hillary one has more delegates hillary has 11 delegates to sander seven so and this guy joe scarborough says it's a rig system so you clearly see bernie should have won but yet because hillary has all these super delegates voting on her hillary won yeah this state of wyoming as an example right this perfectly is a could you say could you send me that um yeah i can do that yeah i'm on what's apt please yeah yeah yeah let me do that yeah that's a good one uh the um this um friend of mine from oklahoma who is a a a staunch progressive independent bernie sanders uh supporter uh michael labar michael labar would love to see that because uh usually it's kind of rare that uh you have a real dedicated progressive in a in a red state and he admits he's in a red state of oklahoma so uh you know and i cheers to michael labar now um once we get done with the corrupt two-party system because it's obvious that you know just like jesse ventura said a politician is not obligated it's not mandatory to meet with uh to meet with lobbyists to meet with lobbyists correct correct but they meet with him because they intend on getting their palms greased collecting the uh the loop like i'm sure uh old ugly old turtle face mitch mcconnell looks forward to those lobbyists meeting with him isn't that amazing isn't that like despicable that that a it's just it's it's it's terrible and tragic james because kind of going back to this this picture here now maybe you say well your little one sided let's see it from the other side of the aisle right okay that's fine uh you could say maybe to stand up for this this man every single penny he's he's received is through donation or through selling a book or through giving a speech or something to that effect right he excluding the six hundred thousand dollars that was found in the in the restroom of one of his mega churches he's honestly earned this money people have opened up their checkbook or their credit card or debit card or whatever or even inheritance maybe people left could you imagine people leaving mr. ostin money when they pass away that could have happened right so you could say well let's celebrate that success right and i think that you know maybe we're all a little guilty of sort of you know we look at somebody that's maybe got it better than us or or uh you know somebody that went out and and uh earned a earned a buck like this guy did you know we sort of uh maybe maybe have a little bit of envy too maybe i don't know but and every and every poor person who's down and out if they can all if they can afford to give him like five or ten dollars let's say and you just multiply at times all the people you see in that stadium yeah because i don't call it a church that's stadium him and then the money from books from his books okay uh he's a you know he's a carnival charlotton barker he's a snake oil salesman and they and and people believe that his interpretation of the word of god within the bible is accurate because they're he's telling them that god wants you to be prosperous he wants you to be well and that's exactly what these people want to hear because they think they believe all those actors and actresses that tell their fake story correct correct uh you know uh let me uh pendulum something pendulum are these are these people that give testimony on the tv taping of these prosperity preachers are they paid to give a fake testimony story yes okay uh all right now um i'm getting back to this this nauseating human being all right well that's pretty much i guess that pretty much does it about evangelists now the uh and the two party system uh because you know my grandfather was right about the two party system about establishment politics he says a democrat you know as as an average american citizen okay uh a democrat will give you a few crumbs they'll throw you a few crumbs but a republican will give the little guy absolutely nothing and he was right because the very fact that a democrat will throw you a few crumbs is proof that they're also in bed with the oligarch and they're also on the take and uh and that that makes it pretty obvious now we were talking privately oh let's see this did you know joel olstein's net worth is five as 50 million us dollars of which he pays no taxes on since he made it through the church yeah church yeah church my ass he lives in a 10.5 million dollar mansion in royal oaks california where he prays for the poor and less fortunate uh no he just prays for more donation so he left texas to live you know uh in california loaded up the truck and moved to beveli you know and he's he's not even in use anymore uh he prays that that was a joke right the had of me he prays i think it's satire i think it's i prays for the poor and less fortunate in his 10.5 million dollar mansion okay all right joel joel receives all right this is joel olstein's house joel doesn't pay taxes joel receive over four million in aid you got six hundred dollars four million in aid what wait wait a minute i wonder if he made some campaign donation some of those politicians you got we you got a six a six hundred dollars stimulus check and he got stimulated yes there's something wrong there what do you say 10 million yeah 10 million okay all right these are great banners if you're totally cool with joel olstein moving having oh having i can't find if you're totally cool with joel olstein having a 10.4 million dollar mansion but think food stamps are wasteful spending we should cut wasteful spending that we should cut you need to reevaluate your so-called quote christian values unquote this needs to be said image by occupied democrats like our page for more yeah they're fake phony fraud counterfeit christians they're not real christians breaking news ferrari driving mega pastor joel olstein all right worth 50 million dollars and his tax exempt church repay taxpayers 4.4 million dollars in emergency pandemic that's right he did take emergency ppp loans ppp loans they milked from the government after a massive outcry erupts should joel olstein and his mega church be forced to pay taxes it's a no-brainer of course yes and after this we got a hammer corporate american ceo's for not only they're downsizing but they're outsourcing of american jobs and and how they cry poverty all the time and and how trickle down is a lie i think that's the other thing we uh that's a should we switch to that one yeah because these are all these are all great banners but i guess they're pretty much saying the same thing let me do this right so we can sort of start a new yeah so one fair road how many of you folks watching i've donated to charity and felt good about it right you feel pretty good about helping those that need help right think of places like the red cross the salvation army st jude's children st jude's united way good will the list goes on and on but what i think that you should see is the compensation packages for these c i can't even say it with a straight face anymore i'm trying to be these compensation packages that the ceo's of these charitable organizations get is just mind-boggling and astonishing right oh yeah that's right we talked a lot about this suit a charitable organization a fundraiser should consist of volunteer workers they don't need a ceo that makes this much money and go ahead and read off these uh yeah so let's let's just take a look here right memorial slone kettering cancer center i'm sure they do great work the ceo there made five point seven million dollars in 2019 three point three million dollars bonus and incentive compensation city of hope and affiliates three point eight million the shriner's hospital for children they actually do a golf tournament they're down in las vegas uh this is this in my opinion is is a great charitable organization but the ceo took two point six million dollar pay for the year ending 2020 the american heart association two point five million you mentioned st jude i'm sad to say james they're not the number one in fact they took considerably less money than the top prize their ceo only made just under two million dollars last year right two million dollars wow so so sorry you know here we have ill gotten gains and corruption in all of the uh the big uh nationally advertised uh charity fundraisers that come out of the woodwork during the christmas holidays season they come out of the woodwork because they know people are in a generous giving mood yeah so think about that for a minute right i mean why does the st jude why does the president of st jude's need to make two million dollars right what yeah why why it's it's it's it's a it's it's a fundraising and i thought about this last night and i you know let's just put it in simple terms equal terms that everyone can understand right two million dollars people just say it like two million bucks okay right let's just say you're earning a good wage and you're making one hundred thousand dollars a year okay six figures you made it you're making six figures to make the same amount of money as this guy is a two million a year that's 20 years or 20 times right so every year every year he works you'd have to work 20 years to make the same amount of money okay and it's compounding the next year his four million dollars for two years now you're at 200 000 so he's 20 it's it's it's an astronomical to start thinking about some of these folks their their pay and then their net worth is totally unreachable unattainable right you maybe let's just throw in one of the top athletes you're very talented you know you've worked hard and everything you you're making 30 million a year playing football well 30 million a year that's 300 years i'd have to work to make 30 million right and you're making it in a year and then you're making it for 10 years that's 3000 years and you start to look at you look up to these people like their icons and their larger than life characters and everything these these people are so far from reality and so far from what normal people are it's sickening right united way CEO now united way his bonus was 630 000 he got 353 000 in retirement pension think about that for a minute i mean united way right why is the CEO of the wildlife conservation society which i firmly believe in why is he making 1.3 million a year so i think folks at home need to need to look at these figures and they need to be angered by it they need to be the national autobahn society 1.1 million why can't this money go back what these are true non non-profit not-for-profit organizations why can't the money a significant portion of the money that we give why can't go to the charity itself instead of to these rich and i i guarantee you these people probably couldn't tell you half the names of the people that work for them they you know they're they're very they're not very interested in and the people that do all the hard work they're just interested in these big fat heavy salaries right yeah why why do they need um but administrative costs and and the CEO it's it's i don't you know feed the children 1.8 million even like even if the catholic church has advertisements uh pace for advertisements for feeding the children i mean the the Vatican treasury they they're they're they're they're they're worth a fortune probably more than all the evangelists put together i i would bet and you know i mean why can't they feed the children it's um yeah i would i would hesitate to say james that at this moment in time on youtube were probably the only the only channel that's that's discussing ceo's salaries of non-for-profit charities um then they tell and then the catholic church tells four third world countries not to practice contraception lovely yes they get you say things with the evangelicals in texas well are they going to support all of these illegitimate babies uh crawling around are they gonna support them no you know so uh there's a lot of hypocrites out there and and getting to the main message of this is a charity it should be just that a charity not a business you don't need a um a variation of a tv evangelist a mega church crook like a ceo making that much and that and that goes for a non charity organization in corporate america um why does any ceo need to be making astronomical sums oh my goodness and denying all the other employees of the company a living wage and so let's let's say let's let's single out feed the children and let's take a look and see how much money their folks are making okay their ceo 1.8 million right their chief executive director 355 000 chief financial officer 201 000 chief operating officer 212 000 right and then you start to look here at all this other stuff so that's base compensation other reportable compensation well there's bc happy sunday we're showing bc we're showing uh how much how much money all the charity organizations ceo's are are making all the big charities how much they're scamming people over yeah i was about to say it what's the percentage of the like ceo's getting compared to what they're actually giving out to charity yeah well absolutely we're seeking our teeth into that we're seeking yeah exactly so you take a look and see let me yeah okay let me find that right while we're looking at this and while bc is getting signed in uh feed the children right now um we just we just got done showing what kind of mansion joe olstein lives in and he has a private jet we got done talking about tv evangelist yeah i was about to say joe olstein yeah the evangelist i was watching a uh tiktok video or some random guy seen him on the street and it was uh yeah i'm here with joe olstein and he looks at joe olstein it's like you know your piece of shit right he just giggled and walked off oh i don't want to have to find that one bc i have not seen that oh he giggled but he didn't get angry i i guess once you got that so much money you could afford not to get banned yeah he's laughing all the way well not they they they found six hundred dollars six hundred they found six hundred thousand dollars in cash and joe olstein's uh the walls of one of his uh buildings oh really six hundred grand in cash bc uh i wonder if it's uh which come uh to hide from the irs i wonder well that's a good point he's hiding it from some somebody and or yeah obviously he's hiding it but anyway getting back to the the uh charity ceo and um and well how much is going to the actual worthy cause so i'm looking this up here it looks like he paid the children uh took in about 800 million dollars in the year 2019 and this is from 2019 so they made they took in 800 million and they paid this this guy right here 1.8 million if you believe that that's insane that's insane but you're right bc you start to look at you know the ceo of walmart what's his salary right yeah let's take a look yeah here we go ceo of walmart makes 22.5 million a year 25.2 million a year yeah so let's let's see what the uh what their salary is per hour if they actually show up to work they can miss a week or two as probably still get paid yeah the company's average wage will rise to 16 dollars and 40 cents walmart's minimum starting wage is 12 so their average wage of everybody that works there makes 16 bucks an hour but the minimum is now 12 and the ceo of walmart 22.5 million isn't that insane yeah it is that's insane well we missed it earlier bc how have you been oh it's good it's good a little problem earlier what happened going to the store earlier and come back out scooter would start so oh jeez yeah so i had my ribs and everything sitting in the scooter ready to cook this was like i forget what this was but it was like a quarter of two so i texted james and i was gonna be late and i was like you know okay so i go into this uh bowling alley next door to the grocery store i'm sitting there and next thing i know i get a call oh it's gonna be a half hour longer than what it is i'm like are you serious like yeah yeah so they're waiting and then about a little quarter after three i'm sitting outside looking up and down the street waiting for this record to get here and next day you know freaking 335 it finally gets to the parking lot and it was like okay finally man because i was about ready to call another tow truck company and it was like you know fine so i got home paid the guy get the scooter and the garage or buy the garage gotta get a battery for it so so the battery went dead is that what the problem is the battery went dead yeah like it had something to do with maybe the winter weather maybe so now those batteries is that like a little scooter like a like a four cylinder two cylinder scooter i think it's a two stroke engine batteries probably i don't know about this big yeah probably about three inches by eight inches so did you get a new battery not yet the store is closed today because that's oh of course right and it's sunday so there's a scooter shop for the cows actually the Kawasaki dealership that's closed today at sunday they closed by wednesdays and sundays which is in a way kind of fine to a certain degree but i'm going to have to walk to work tomorrow which ain't no big deal how long of a walk is that it's a mile and a half oh man that's the way the weather is i would um with that scooter i would have it flushed and put nothing but a synthetic oil in it and um and um did they still sell the chains that go around the tires for the winter uh yeah i think they do i'm going to have to check when i go up there to get the battery because that scooter ain't going nowhere unless i get the battery so did they tow it back to your house bc yeah yeah shit how much hopefully you got some kind of towing insurance or something i wish i did it's just your average insurance technically it's my pants uh scooters let me use it till i make people get a car should get um so triple a this would does triple a do anything to scooters or no no he doesn't have a triple a is like uh was that don't fall uh so it's good to have you here bc uh my goodness i wish it was under better circumstances that you really you know like hey i got this girl followed me home and she needed another round before i could go live you know that right i know right i'm gonna kill bc by laughing except i'm later i'm gonna use that line or it's my birthday i got a free one uh i got my not polished oh my goodness you're not polishing oh so james we were just looking at ceo's right so this i'm trying to get back to uh no problem i'm trying oh there we go there we go ceo of walmart 22.5 million so we were we were saying bc that you know if you've uh got a good job and and just to do some comparison you make a hundred grand a year well it would take you how many years to make 22.5 million right uh so after taxes that's gonna be a while yeah probably about 30 years at least so i'm looking more probably more towards 40 years to make 25 point what 22.5 million dollars so at 100 at 100 grand a year oh okay i'm thinking of 10 well let's yeah let's try it let's try it the old fashion way right we're gonna go into uh we're gonna go into the old fashion way here right this is a calculator this is live we're live on so this is wall ceo's salary right 22 million five hundred and seventy four thousand right yeah and we'll just do this that way we can see it okay uh let's just say the now we're gonna do the the average workers salary okay so the average wage is 1640 an hour well to calculate so this is worker okay so this is going to be equals 16 dollars and 40 cents an hour and there's 2080 working hours in a year so that's the average workers salary okay you see that right yeah so we're we're gonna say let's just compare the delta we're gonna say this equals this minus this so he makes 22 look at that it doesn't even the decimal point doesn't even go down 22 million 500 it's still so this is how much money more he's making than his average worker right now how many years is it gonna take you to make this kind of salary right how many years are you gonna have to work to make that much money per year so we're just gonna do this and we're gonna do that it's 660 years this is what we were sort of this person at this salary would have to work 660 years to make 22.5 million the same salary the guy makes of one year okay so my kids my grandkids my great grandkids and they'll still have to work to make that much money to get to that point yeah at that wage now we could say plug in whatever your your wage is however much money James makes how much money I make all of our combined you're still it's still astronomical right still astronomical god that's crazy so yeah it's you know a pharmacy technician averages $15 an hour you know I I was joking around with someone the other day how would you feel James if you boarded an airplane and the pilot came on the air and said guess what I just got a pay raise I'm making 10 bucks an hour you'd walk off that plane faster than oh yeah without a doubt I wouldn't want a pilot I wouldn't want that kind of a pilot right but yet they're paying their pharmacy technician handling prescriptions that could save your life or kill you 15 bucks an hour so where's the incentive to to to get a student loan or to go to school to to learn a profession a career if their salary is is not a professional type salary there's no incentive that's just terrible just now it's like welding I mean I could go out there and get a $25 job $25 an hour job and it was like you know I get that there's a big difference between 15 and 25 but still somebody that could flip burgers and whatnot makes what says 10 bucks less than me hey I don't get it man that's a trade skill that I know how to do absolutely absolutely thank you even even something like even something like somebody with a CDL license uh being able to safely drive a big rig or or a even a forklift operator in a warehouse you have to know how you don't have to know how to work that damn thing yeah and that's not including the stuff that you got to carry around and pick up and put away and whatnot there's a lot of logistics stuff that goes on with that yeah but pharmacy that's ridiculous there there's no no wonder why I hate to say this but no wonder why all the pharmacists in my region are are minorities they're all the people of color oh yeah they're Asian or Asian Asian or Indian or or India is right I mean you know the corporate America really sucks I really do like the guy now the guy who laid off 900 people recently the CEO to laid off 900 people before Christmas yeah we're gonna get on to that here very yeah we're gonna get on to that one very quickly I just wanted to try to find a chart uh which which kind of shows all right here we go let me see if this will show it correctly this is the ratio of pay from the CEO to the average worker by country United States is at 475 to one James NBC I don't think about that right man I knew there was greed in America but I didn't think it was that bad now I mean a perfect example look at Enron look how bad that was they ended up getting money to try to save the company what the CEOs do they split amongst themselves as a bonus if I remember right yeah you're absolutely correct you're absolutely correct it's just terrible so speaking of CEOs let me know there let me just mute you for a second back to CEOs yeah this week this guy look how big he's smiling right look at that guy he just got money transferred to his in scroll caps you know what this guy did last week you know what this guy did this guy fired 900 employees on a zoom call which is basically just logging in and letting the CEO talk to you and tell you what's going on he was so cavalier in what he did that he is now forced to take a leave of absence while the company looks at and reviews its practice and how they treat employees and while they hopefully try to find a new CEO under management right so let's dive into this story because this one just happened this week and I thought what better way to start the story than to then to share this weasel look at that weasel if it's here it's terrible right yeah he's another one with a car dealership yeah so this guy right here his company better.com which is a company that it's a it's a mortgage lending company that that helps link you with banks for the best rate you know you you may have seen commercials for uh what's the name of that company rocket mortgage uh it's a it's a mortgage company he helps he helps you get in touch with banks to try to find the best rate for and and approvals too he helps with approval process um they had just taken in uh 750 000 sorry 750 million dollars of uh hang on a second here guys sorry this company had just taken in 750 million dollars of new funding it's a private company so they they took in 750 million dollars to kind of keep the company going and to further its investments and people and process and things and days before he he took in 750 million dollars and then two days later he got 900 employees on a zoom call and fired all of them and what happened when they were fired is after as soon as the meeting was over their computers shut down so it's not like they can go in and pull a file like hey this is what i'm working on or these are all the people i contact these are all my work friends or whatever oh so we did this while we were at work correct correct everybody's everybody's working remotely or whatever so he he's so everybody thought well we're getting on to maybe get a bonus or to have this ceo talk to talk about how good our company is performing everything else but he got on there and he fired 900 employees he essentially said you know if you're on this call yeah right here if you're on this call you are part of the unlucky group that is being laid off and this happens right this happened uh what two weeks before christmas two and a half weeks before christmas is terrible it is absolutely terrible right it's absolutely terrible so you know i start to look at we're sort of talking about james had wanted to talk about televangelist talk about ceo's this is in my opinion probably the worst ceo i can think of yeah like what what's it what's it cost you to keep these people on and employed through the end of the year you know and then you let them you know it's unfortunate either way but you let them go so this way now they're they're going to attend christmas they don't have a job you know they got to go find another job and stuff and it's just i mean what a what a sleaze ball you know what i mean it's just terrible man it really is i mean before christmas i mean god you know i hope they collected unemployment well there so they they said there that everybody would get um let me find it here let's see what they got here oh they're they're getting more severance so this is the guy in the video doubled the severance pay so they will now get 60 days of pay up excuse me up from the original four so they're getting two months severance and um the hope to sort of save face and to make sure that his uh company doesn't go completely bonkers and people start leaving it's just it's just terrible it's like it's just crazy and it's like i know it's one of the things where we got to be taken where so terrible where to the point where i don't know if it's CEOs but they kind of talk about the subject in a way is that if you've ever heard of the wwe and aew and aew was all elite wrestling now a lot of the guys from the wwe have been let go okay i don't know which ones i'm sure james will know but um i know like chris jericho's there he was in wwe and some of the other guys that are or were currently the wwe have jumped ship uh that part and i guess vince big man and let some of these guys go because of financial restraints or you know you know restrictions or whatever and it was like so but at least on that and at least they're able to jump to a new job and like some of the people that got let go here correct correct you know and and to sort of um yeah to have all this happen like before christmas and you do it in this sort of cavalier way i don't know this is just another it's it just sucks right i mean and all these people put all their all their hard work in their life and and dedication and to making this company sort of you know what it was and this guy has to lay him off or at least at the very least make it run smooth yeah correct correct yeah it's just my goodness so where did our uh host of the show go i'm here i'm here hold on what are you drinking today james i'm drinking what i call hoe h2o h2o here coffee yeah coffee's good i saw you on stout sunday earlier uh bc oh did you yeah those guys are drinking it like in eight eight or nine o'clock in the morning it's crazy i know i i generally don't attend stout sunday but i was up and seeing it watching it was like you know maybe one of the joining had a couple of stouts in the fridge and i was like you know what i don't do it often but you know what they say sometimes here the dog is a good way to get rid of the hangover so it's what i did yeah it was a full house i think yeah uh john pierre michael calmer off uh right uh staples one of the all us whiskey scout whiskey scout yeah david i think is his name right yeah so yeah so here we can't yeah like that that's leaves ball chris walis leaving fox news for new adventure at cnn uh yeah well i had a feeling uh he did not like the extreme right wing uh um direction that uh fox was going interesting i knew i knew he was very moderate you know by by the way he uh he conducted the uh debate between the base between joe biden and uh donald trump you know i i knew he wasn't fox well he wasn't modern day fox material he was uh too too too uh too honest to moderate for them yeah he wouldn't be getting uh people would say oh he's hosting the debate oh he's gonna throw softballs to uh hillary or to uh you know joe biden and all these folks yeah well uh he i think what this sort of broke the camels back is the fact that tucker carlson is the rooting for glademire putin and russia against ukraine and the united states that show that shows you how uh how extreme the republican party has become where they they're they're putting their party and ideo ideology above everything else even so much as to attack the current president uh and and russia just loves listening to fox news russian uh the people in the kremlin um they're uh they they're they're big fans of tucker carlson and then the fox fox news uh uh uh coven of witches and warlocks so uh it's becoming really an embarrassment america united states is becoming huge a huge embarrassment internationally you know but um i wonder i know um eric fernfelder um went to uh an event with a friend of his but he says he'll be back late but he wants to come on you know uh he'll be very late and i i sent a link to michael hilton and he was all enthusiastic about coming on the show i don't know what happened to him well i mean i hate to say it and you know if i'm wrong for saying it fine but i don't expect that guy to show up it's all and who who'd be like uh helton or coldsmith like who's the one that does uh western beer reviews so i've never heard of him you know him uh yeah i know i used to so you think you think he just in reality just wants to do solo shows yeah not joining anybody else and for some reason then uh he just to be nice he just tells me he wants to come on my show just to be to be polite maybe because yeah i mean yeah he's not here by now it's almost it's almost five in eastern time yeah well well it was at three p.m. it was 12 noon uh i mean if it was too early i i would have said to him we'll come on later yeah i mean if the pacific time it's it's it's 12 that's probably getting dark where your folks are right huh yeah it's sun is uh almost completely there completely i just got about another hour before mine goes down what are you cooking today bc do you get those ribs on yeah i actually got the ribs on i actually got the ribs on before i came on here can we see anything yeah and i had to charge up my phone so it's charged enough to take it outside so look at some ribs yeah let me fix this though when you come back in you can always plug it back in the usb oh yeah yeah yeah i mean right now it's been 30 yeah 32 percent so i'm good at the moment so that's enough to do an outside video uh yeah yeah you're not gonna remain out there oh no you could if you dressed up like you oh yeah you know i got that uh hat that i showed you two weeks ago yeah yeah see here we go hey whoa oh that's uh what exactly it looks like a loin no it's not a loin but it is uh stick oh wait i think it is a loin hold on wait a minute i thought it was ribs those are ribs loin loin ribs a rib loin well got big ass loin yeah big ass loin a real big long one too wow yeah if that was the case i should uh stuffed it with something this is such a hurry to get it out here it was like okay what happened on the package you said ribs yeah i was looking it was like it looked like it was ribs you got any good barbecue sauce yeah i actually do i got uh that wasn't true if i had enough barbecue sauce dry rub and barbecue sauce yeah this one i just threw on as is now that you talk about it i'm gonna throw some of that barbecue sauce out of now now i've got two cans i think it's a regular barbecue sauce and yeah okay i got honey oh honey barbecue sauce sweet baby rays and set another one oh got a hickory and brown sugar barbecue sauce you know what i'm gonna go with that one talking about that i'm gonna slap that out right now yeah they've not they really made a big mistake those uh those butchers putting putting the ribs on on the on the label yeah yeah bc you should go back and like with j right how much do i owe you if you undercharge me for those ribs how much you charge me right one time i saw like uh like uh 40 bucks on the floor of this uh of this pub and cash you think i picked it up and say oh looky would i found anybody is anybody missing 40 i just put my i put my foot right over the cash then i bend down and i make believe i'm i'm tying my shoelaces and then i grab it i grab it and crumble it in my hand and stuff it in my pocket yeah exactly right come on those if you say oh looky would i found anybody missing 40 bucks they're everybody's gonna say oh oh yeah it's fine yeah but some old lady in the corner probably didn't get home that night james there was no old ladies at this uh establishment it was no bc that looks fantastic lower that uh camera so we get a really good bird's eye view i know it's hard to do believe me i was i was bc last week it's hard to do everything at once but i sort of just the show must go on right well you have to you have to think in steps like step one put put the camera down somewhere stable step two tilt the camera so you know everything's in sight and then you know you just gotta think in steps oh this is gonna have a nice like the barbecue sauce is blocking the the loin yeah oh there we go where does that sweet baby ray yeah that's good enough there you go hickory brown all right good good good it's a good it's a good barbecue sauce yeah another one is stubs meant for tennessee with the black eye in the front of the you know stubs is good come on rocket wow i was kind of a rush earlier today too so that time i will get rid of oh man tell you what they have to be in out there for uh as long as i was waiting on that two truck i'm glad to be back in the house with some nice warm man oh yeah because you had to wait out now you had to wait for it yeah yeah because i think i mentioned it but i was waiting on the record i knew it was gonna be he said about 45 minutes initially and there's a bowling alley right next to the grocery store so i was like all right cool i'll just sit in there and tell my time is up or tell it's about time from going there and have a have a picture and throw a few frames right yeah what i did was is i ended up bordering the beer and playing a round of uh pool i've got a pool right there in their bar there so they had their leagues playing there this afternoon so i guess it was an open uh lane to play so yeah i'm pretty good i'm pretty good at billy arts that pool i used to be like i should be i have sticks you know there were there were like two bowling alleys kind of near us and they tore both of them down and i'm just looking at this like this is one of those things where i'd like to stand in front of the bulldozer and just say do you realize what you're doing right they built a bank like we need more banks and then they built a drug store pharmacy like we need more drug stores right oh yeah they don't build bowling alleys anymore right if they tear a bowling alley down it's it's gone forever those generations of people will never go bowling right and i'm just looking at this like you scumbags i don't know i i they people did a lot more bowling when i was a kid i'll be honest with you yeah oh for sure for sure and bc like you said right how many bowling alleys are in your area hands that i could think of off hand three not many right three right three i have a bar the bowling alleys the good thing is they usually have a bar right yeah so there's two bowling alleys how many banks you can drink your night away yeah so you know what would be you know it'd be funny if they had an event called a called like midget bowling where you would say to use a bowling ball you would like throw these these midgets wearing like a helmet wearing a helmet have you seen that movie speaking of that that's kind of funny have you seen that movie like the wolf of wall street have you guys seen that yeah i've seen it yeah they what what james is saying they have like the midget throwing contest where they throw you know and then they try to get them to stick the midgets are like wearing like a velcro suit and then they have like velcro on the wall so it's kind of like throwing a dart but you're throwing a midget on the wall to try to get like a bull's eye well i remember howard stern when i was a kid he had an event where these girls were were bare ass and they were bending over and they had and they put mayonnaise on their butt cheeks and and the the guys were were tossing slices of bologna to see how many slices of bologna would stick to the girls well i volunteer to eat the bologna mayonnaise off of that right now while it starts behind me your job is to clean is to clean with your mouth and and your lingua your tongue the mayonnaise and the bologna off the girls butt cheeks that will be your job and no custard right no nasty cottage cheese coming out of there right they were all firm round young females like like like like class 18 to 22 year olds that's it like they were like go go they were like exotic dances go go girls but they were like you know uh those fancy uh gentlemen's clubs oh escort yeah james is yeah mike yeah but yeah gentlemen's club yeah exactly talking about bowling there's a charity that we do and they uh i don't know what how it works out exactly but what they do is is they get these turkeys frozen turkeys uh-huh they normally have like some Thanksgiving and they'll throw them away so i don't know like i said i would have to look it up but it's something wacky like that well the hope the turkeys are in the package uh you know in the plastic so they don't get dirty yeah but let's see you pull out the crystal what are you gonna do oh i was gonna ask i was gonna ask a silly question hold on let me take my pills pendulum are the are the patrons the men that are in gentlemen club gentlemen's clubs with the dancing girls are they real gentlemen doesn't doesn't really know he says doesn't know so they're probably who's maybe they're happy maybe they're happy are you are you trying to say there's some gentlemen in a gentlemen's club some but not at all okay all right yes when when people get excited about wanting to be on this show and and they don't show up are they just blowing are they just bullshit artists yes yes uh are they when they when these people do um solo shows only are they like the strange loner types or socially awkward yes third does that mean they they need a good swift hard kick in the ass with a pointy cowboy boot one of one of my boots yeah one of them spurs it kicked in the butt with a spur yeah i got the cockroach killer uh oh so you get the corners yeah you get the you get them in a corner right unbelievable unbelievable i tell you one thing if you don't come i'll be the last time i i say greetings on on on his live show ever again yeah i don't go do his shows anymore i won't be i won't be saying hi and him getting all excited that i'm i'm watching his show if uh they can't you know if a person tells me that they want to be on the show by way of video and they and they never show up and yeah you know that's the thing i mean you know i hate to put myself in that subject or in this discussion in a way but you know at least you know that i was gonna be late i'm actually here yeah well because i i believe you and i said i said okay yeah it was like fendigo friday it was like i texted ron earlier that day because i had a birthday party to go to at five yeah and i knew i was gonna come back for the show so i told him that i was gonna show up so it was my niece she turned eight which was a great party so and we didn't leave until about eight thirty that night anyways so it was a good thing i texted saying that i wasn't gonna be able to make it you know yeah well if somebody like for instance like thomas mettle 75 eric told me he was going to an event with his friend and he told me where we're going pretty much and they were going to go early and uh if he gets back you know if he gets back uh but when he gets back home and if we're still on the air he's gonna hop on i go okay no no problem but at least you know you and eric are honest okay now and now we're gonna see yonder was it yonder it's called yonder can you see that yeah man hard side it's way over yonder where's bc he's over yonder i'll be over yonder so then you had mentioned that you like a dry i like dry hard side yeah this okay this is probably drier than a nun in first class okay um and this is made in washington state washington is the apple state uh we majority of the apples that you eat at the grocery store and find in the grocery store rather come from washington state this is picked packaged manufactured see right here where it says i see packed and pressed in apple country okay this is excellent so this is i don't i don't know if they even list i be used on cider but this is 6.5 percent maybe i can find the website but this is what it looks like poured into a glass oh very refreshing looking and just tons of bubbles coming out of the bottom of this thing here this is fantastic very prickly uh i might have to get your address james i could send you some of this it's very very i thought you could find this locally for you it looks very refreshing you know did they they also make organic raw apple cider vinegar in washington state that's a good question you know like mothers uh uh uh yeah not mother's not mothers but the heck is it called again uh brag like brag apple cider you know the uh uh well has the mother the mother of the vinegar which means it's very cloudy has a lot of sediment right let me see if we can go onto their website here and find what's going on right yeah that looks really good it's fantastic it's excellent if you like cider so are we 21 years or older yes we are um so about our cider our ciders year round and seasonal cider that this looks like a great company so this is the one i'm drinking to dry they do have a vantage which is juicy crisp and balanced this is bright and refreshing with a it's very uh like bittersweet yeah um and they can also make apple jack which is apple brandy that's correct washington that is correct so this is uh it even lists the apples here uh fuji honey crisp rocks berry russet ash mids i can't even read this kernel porters perfection so maybe you could buy this there are many varieties of apple set that most people haven't even heard of see if you can buy this online here what um and who buy this kind of stuff i'm definitely gonna put that on uh everything is fooled on facebook that uh yonda if i could buy it online the stadium in new york right no new jersey i mean i don't want i don't want a 24 pack uh you can't ship to your state unfortunately bc year in michigan right yeah doesn't ship to your state either that's unbelievable 40 states and our states are not we believe this that sucks okay let's show bc here i'm gonna stop my screen okay now got me thinking about what you had where it was everything done there like in-house or at least within the state now this one is uh traver city whiskey company okay he's got a local whiskey that he bought oh this looks so oh yes i'll have to go get that too when you're done yeah yeah now it reminded me that since you were talking about apples this is made out of cherry or there's cherry added to it now everything like the cherries here in michigan and i if i remember right if i remember right all the cherries are there in traver city so they get it there they put it into the mage build and this is what you got so it's really good i mean i really i did a review on it it was a double review this was probably about a year ago and i had a cherry beer from founders and i had a bottle of this and i did a double review because they were both cherries so i was not going both out at the same time so this one i highly recommend this one if you like cherries and more but at the same time this one's really good i had a bottle i thought i had a bottle up here i looked it was gone i empty that bad boy and i had to go downstairs and break this bad boy out so yeah i try to stay stocked up on some of the stuff that i actually like so bc would this be something that you would make into a cocktail or just have it neat uh me i would have it neat yep or yeah or i'm nice or i'm okay okay now is that a liqueur uh i guess you could call a liqueur because it's cherry flavored right so yeah i know it's a bourbon and they've got cherry in it so i guess it is of course i wish ron was here to kind of give the i know right i know january uh january starting january first of bc uh hard liquors are added to fandango friday yeah so i could bring this either way so this is either way and also also i i asked him i texted him earlier today saying what think about adding higher alcohol dessert wines like porters and and cherries and i'm sorry ports cherries and midiris oh okay and jordy i said i sent you a link man yeah we're doing all right okay well like i was getting like you know i'd try i'd like to try that uh yonder if you guys ever get a chance to try this one yeah how you see i'm always looking for new things let me just uh if you don't mind what's the name of that again uh traverse city whiskey uh yeah traverse city first traverse city whiskey company traverse verse traverse i'm seeing if i can find it locally here um now bc maybe you could give us some interesting tidbits how far away is this facility from your residence and what i kind of feel funny doing this but up here in michigan especially when you're living in the bit like this we use our hand and kind of so where we're at now i'm about here okay now traverse city's about here oh jeez so it's i'm out okay this this this company maybe i could share some information on this uh because this one it got something on the bag it's uh tc whiskey dot com on the bottle okay i'm on their website oh okay and it looks like they make drinks like premixed uh kind of drinks that that are just canned right so these are great for uh if you got a long drive home from work you just you know have one or one or two of these on the ride home right or if you're in the scooter you know same thing right bc yeah yeah not that i recommend drinking to drive it but as long as you don't get caught is it really illegal exactly right so this is the one you're talking about here yeah yeah there we go mine's uh the third one from the left yeah so this this company has a lot of products my goodness um i'm seeing and it's it's tough to see my goodness uh the products if we just go whiskies okay maybe the screen there we go that's a little bigger right yeah so you've got a straight bourbon your american cherry let's take a look at that maybe the screen there we go that's a little bigger right hello jordy you got jordy from scott we see from michigan i think jordy you need to mute your youtube yeah i had to meet me youtube though how are you guys doing cheers to you hey jordy cheers you got jay's now it's late hold on let me check jordy out no that's let me uh stop sharing here no well you could you could leave you could leave i can leave that up okay yeah i mean i i've got to go back to it what do you got there jordy i got tints late this is week and it was just a week a year ago and tints is our scottish beer lager brewery in caledonian brewery and like they've recently just tried out the american style white beers so this is scottish and scottland's own take one of american white beer that's 3.5% so really low but it's really really nice it's really light it's really crisp and refreshing it sort of reminds me of like a bud light rather than a cruise light or anything it sort of has that bud light dna has the same kind of sweetness but it's not as sweet as a bud light but it's still nice what's cool about it is it's a it's a domestic product for you right because it's yeah right so that's would it be cheap it has to be cheaper but that's 3.5 so this is more yeah yeah uh this was eight pounds for a 12 pack um you can get a four pack for three pounds but and scottland right sorry i don't think i can hear you guys i will i mean if that's my first yeah but now you hear it's good yeah i hear you loud and clear jordy do you hear me all right okay let me know if i'm like too loud or anything i hear you loud and clear awesome thank you for having me james it's good to talk to you again yeah cheers jordy happy holidays right happy holidays maybe eric will get home soon eric thomas battle 75 we're gonna go back to the the different whiskey of traverse city the different whiskey brands as cherry that bc was drinking so what's interesting about this product is they sell it in two sizes and i sincerely yeah this is a uh uh travel size and a bottle for sharing size right there we go there we go there we go i'll take two please it is i wouldn't do i wouldn't do that by by you uh jason because the orcas might grab you grab her by the leg and pull her right in well that's true and then the sasquatch would be down there to eat whatever the orca didn't you know yeah yeah he'll marinate her in some of that cherry whiskey maybe this looks excellent bc i'm gonna have to check this out because you know uniqueness right so there's a couple things this has going for it um it's unique it's local to your state and it's uh you know it's it seems like it's a good product the the reviews of this it really is i mean i can't tell you how much i actually enjoy this when i picked up the this i ended up picking up two bottles at one time so i knew that if i fit this off one bottle i had back up now i need to leave this up here and go get another bottle for backup so so what do you pay for it roughly about 30 bucks maybe yeah it was probably about 35 bucks maybe tops for a quarter fifth that's not terrible that's not terrible here's a little bit more about the cider company there's the president of the uh the company katelyn bram ginger bram bram bram here's the guy that makes the cider it's a very small company yeah and then here's the creative director and that's it that's the whole team wow pretty small right yeah this is admittedly one of these cans that are you know has like a label put over like a i've seen you guys talk about these it's just a generic can that has like a label that's kind of put over the can stoke pipe can no this is a pint one pint okay but still yeah you know i think this would be you know from a ronald terriel perspective yeah he doesn't really do although wildcard wednesday would probably be the only place that you could bring this on right um because now they're looking at christmas beers and liqueurs on yeah yeah you can go on you can go on eric's show wildcard wednesday with that that's right and in fact i saw mr comorough was on that show this week who as he was also on michael cameroff oh the holy gentleman okay yeah yeah so yeah i think you know voice for radio like you say james he's got it and the guy and the story you know he mentioned i think he's like 70 something years old so so he's mr cameroff oh he is at all i believe he said he was 75 or something really because he's very he's very alert and very chippy right yeah chipper is smart and you know energetic and yeah uh i met him in person i was at his place and uh you know i told him i says what you do on thursday with with your friend and when your wife and all your friends is extremely unique and i think it will go over big in a live stream show and first he thought about it and he was intrigued by the offer because i i offered to go live to put him his event live and uh and then he must have had a talk with the wife and decided you know uh he just wants to keep it private was just a shame because it's nobody does what he's doing on thursday well what's he doing on thursday well it's a very different type of beer review what he does is everyone sits at a huge dining room table and he has a whole bunch of craft beers and stouts and porters or whatever and nobody knows what he's going to bring out so he goes in the kitchen he's got a huge kitchen counter like like a bar and he secretly pours amounts equal amounts of a mystery beer oh so it's like a paster yeah he hands it to everybody and and then everybody has to vote on certain criteria of the beer uh they have to guess the abv they have to uh describe uh the flavor or the aroma and and and they have to give it a score but meanwhile they don't know what it is then yeah then when everybody gives all their info that he documents then he shows everyone what the beer is with the ale or the whatever or the stout so it's really it's a lot of fun you know because they're all mystery products that people don't know until the very end what they are we're gonna see oh he's poured that uh cheers cheers guys cheers and i think he works come again it's a nice class happy cramp you know how to get uh sponsors and kame's band here's the comments as well would you say bc about james bond how to give oh yeah ain't anything there's um daniel kake sponsors at beyond her in fact they're sponsored for the movie i think i might have showed you guys this before i want to scott james bond on the front mix it a star okay yeah this was released for the jays bond film specter back in 2015 and it's a limited edition bottle right there so yeah i'm a big james bond fan you know yeah i like the i like the ailes of the united kingdom i really do uh well what's uh who is it um jean pierre uh was is bringing did he bring did he bring samuel smith's holiday ale or uh holiday stout or something like that he i know i can't remember which one though i know samuel smith makes some great holiday um stout great holiday stout with like uh cinnamon and chocolate and cocoa oh can i show you a town james i know you will eat this one um this one was just like nearly being released and you were talking about stouts there so like this one is actually five pounds i can't wait oh wow tisco it's called uh original forest fruits ice cream imperial stout coming in at a ridiculous 10 percent original forest forest fruits ice cream imperial stout wow yeah 10 percent alcohol by volume that's amazing that looks really good with the conversion rate five pounds is six dollars and sixty two cents yeah i thought it was made with five pounds of fruit and stuff they're not you they don't use euros right jordy they still use in the pounds yeah yeah right they're not using euros current conversion rate is one dollar thirty two cents per one british pound now jason bought a bourbon whiskey from a local distillery yeah let me go grab that one second here from a local distillery and and there's nothing like buying local from small well you know breweries or distilleries small family owned businesses you usually get good quality from them um and he went use his usual ritual as he went to this popular local distillery and got some nice bourbon i think it was five-year-old bourbon um and they have a whole array of products um i told them since washington has a lot of sasquatch sightings they they should they should change their name to sasquatch distillery sasquatch whiskey i love that stuff i love stuff a bit big for it oh yeah definitely and i like blackness all right hold on let's see what we got there jp trod oh come on trod and trod then okay so this is made probably five miles if that from where i live i can pull up some data on this this is a fantastic product um they started making whiskey about 10 years ago and they uh they have moved to a new location because their previous production facility that just couldn't handle the demand this this one in the san francisco world spirits competition 2015 double gold so we we buy this we buy a bottle of this a year and we buy it right around christmas time because it's kind of one of these things that you sort of look forward to that you don't have every day and we can kind of fire up the uh screen here i mean you could have it every day you could have it every day you know we sort of to give yourself something to look forward to so this is made in malt b washington which is just just up the road from where i am small batch bourbon small batch bourbon we sort of kind of take a look at everything's made on site they harvest the grain and the to your point uh james you're right corn so there's a big picture of corn here i was thinking wheat but you're right that's the irish whiskey uh irish we actually do make wheat so they irish and scotch with scottish whiskies ball right yeah so washington water and you cook our mash 70 corn 30 winter wheat all grown from a family farm quincey washington that's kind of how they make it you can see the uh there was no passion to be found playing small in settling for life that is less than the one you're capable of living wow nelson mandela that's pretty cool uh jason what's your youtube channel so i can subscribe to you buddy unless uh it's just my name jason cleveland i don't have any videos i kind of just do live streams and comment and stuff but i have been meaning to put the time and effort in to start putting out content probably a new year new year's resolution to start doing that is your picture a week a picture of a gorilla or is that a picture it's a picture of uh well my last name is cleveland so i just see it do you have 10 subscribers yeah 10 subscribers yeah i got yeah i got yeah um so they i just took the logo from the uh cleveland indians who are changing their name with cancel culture and everything that uh james maybe you can talk about the cancel culture political correctness uh yeah they don't they feel they're offending uh native americans by having the uh the smiling red red face the cartoon indian and they you know they you know everybody gets offended today geordie yeah no snowflakes snowflakes yeah and you know it kind of reminds me of that saying that like when i was a kid oh you're crying i'll give you something to cry about now it kind of makes me wonder now you might see the direction i'm going with this and it's like what james is saying oh you're offended oh i'll give you something to be offended about keep going crazy i mean i mean i don't think anybody who goes to a cleveland indians baseball game or a washington like the year before washington redskin football team football game i don't think anyone has bigoted thoughts in their head towards uh indigenous people that go to these these games it's ridiculous you know i mean none whatsoever it's just tradition it's just now what's next though the the chicago blackhawks uh hockey team they're gonna they're gonna put pressure on them to take the native american off their uniform i mean come on i would hesitate to say james you're right i mean nobody at this point is off limits right you know uncle ben's rice uncle ben is not there anymore right and your mime is not there anymore deal with your grocery stores pick them up your collector's items mrs butterwood uh as we saw they still make that well they change the bottle right if uh maybe i can show you too because um there's no bottom heavy uh there's no bottom heavy shape female uh oh cheers look at this cheers cheers everyone hold on here's jordy so this they used to have this hey ronnie yes they used to have this you know kind of look like a typical maid right kind of a woman that has been around the kitchen a lot needs to sample from heavy fat ass uh you know uh woman yeah you know well i don't even know what this is about slave in a box what a strange career of anchomima i didn't mean to go into a dark world here but this is uh i i think i think ronnie yes we'll get a kick at we'll get a kick at it at hey ronnie you joined at the right time print print screen print screen uh no but we were talking about the bottle that syrup bottle is highly offensive so it was this and now it's sort of uh you know something else right because it's defending people that syrup bottle is highly offensive i love it keep it coming keep it coming send me that on whatsapp sir yes i'll do that right now yeah i think i think ronnie otario will get a kick at it it's like jack in the box now it was i wonder how i wonder how that was invented you know they they played pop goes the weasel right that that that that uh are you saying somebody went after jack in the box jack in a box i you know we never had a fast food or jack in a box fast food place around here and never same year you know it was like yeah we don't even have golden corral i i i see golden corral commercials i got one yeah i mean why advertise in my area if there's no golden corral just to build up the hype when they finally do build one out there man that's what everybody's gonna be like Homer Simpson they're gonna like dive through the front door like you don't have jack in the box out there james no we got we got our bees and let me tell you their roast beef sandwich it's like fake them it's like mystery meat it's not even it's not like the old roi roge's roast beef sandwich which was real top round or bottom round it's it's mystery meat you know this compressed you know like chicken roll or turkey roll you know i used to work there as you know the 40th thing is that you're talking about that we have or they had these kind of what you're talking about they were in a package i mean they were kind of like the way you would buy a tube of sausage yeah padding that you would have to cut them up flat it out they cook up jimmy uh like jimmy deen style like it was it yeah jimmy deen tube sausage yeah but these were going to package and what we'd have to do is just pull one out cut the end off and they cut like a tea type of thing oh i thought i went off to a sheet pan and it it was kind of what you're talking about it was a mush kind of a puree type of deal where it was meat but you don't know what exactly what was in it and it took like maybe what was it if i remember right like three hours to cook from like you get to a certain point in the oven you cook it and they had uh thermometers oh boppers burgers uh no arby's oh okay yeah it's going to the roast beef i'm talking about the roast beef it comes in like a 10 pound package and there was like four to a package and what you had to do is is they came in frozen so you had to pull them in the walk in a little thaw out and then cook it i think it was like an hour and a half in the oven another hour and a half and like a holding thing they had like a heated holding station where it just kept it going and it was like self-basting and whatnot i was like to who okay some of the stuff i see that fans who would kind of make you a nope i'm not eating there or i'm there no eating there either no i don't i don't like uh you know these burgers that are are are different than you know they're not they're not pure ground beef they're they're from a nationally advertised company and there's other substances so to speak in yeah it's kind of like what you were talking about that pink slime or whatever and all of a sudden all this liquid as you're frying this uh uh supposed hamburger all this liquid comes pouring out of it and it shrinks and um it has a strange taste like they put other flavorings you're absolutely correct james you know the usda the united states department of agriculture they have different rules for what you buy in a store versus what can be served at a at a restaurant or a fast food chain or as an example ground beef at a store must contain certain cuts of of meat and they must be combined with with fat to create the uh essentially lean to fat ratio 80 20 75 25 things like that but in a fast food restaurant they can actually take the carcass and whiz it around in a machine and take it yeah yeah and then take body parts off of things like the tail the face the hooves all these things throat and and all that gets kind of combined into uh like a byproduct right so you'll you'll sort of see uh if you look deeply uh you know and it's funny you go into a mcdonald's and you say well where's your where's your ingredients list it's on some board posted behind a wall that you can't see and then the ingredients are literally like little fleas on paper or that that's exactly what i was thinking that was mcdonald's when you were talking about that and where yeah happens in mcdonald's then correct they use what's called mechanically separated beef beef product or beef parts and and they're taking the sort of unsavory pieces of the of the animal and combining that up to a delectable delight like james is referring to what they put in cheat dog food correct if you buy cheat dog food from a supermarket i've got the one that goes on sale all the time there's there's pure age or pure age uh meat right products in there there's uh i know right i know i know yeah there's genetically modified soy protein in there you know soy might be corn syrup high fructose corn syrup and or or corn uh uh inorganic genetically modified corn with the soy and and and byproducts and that's jamie oliver has youtube videos where he tells you exactly what pink slime is that goes into mcdonald's hamburgers and it's something yeah which is pure age meat byproducts meaning all the undesirables pure age whipped up and they put a little ammonia to disinfect it in it ammonia a tad bit of ammonia to disinfect it i'm also being corn syrup in them i was just trying to check if that's not corn syrup but it doesn't say it yeah see this is why i don't go out to eat anymore man that's why i do all my old food and even then it's kind of yeah well i i i trust poppies as in poppies fried chicken i i i love i can taste the quality in everything they have and i also think wendy's wendy's is fairly reliable for for quality fast food but other than them other than that i don't i won't eat anywhere else now burger king i gotta keep coming us up i haven't really i haven't really i do a mushroom all the time man make sure they get empty oh yeah that's the way to do i haven't really uh read or heard any bad rap surrounding burger king yeah yeah all right let me see what you already got there uh world i don't know how but it will and it's got a bit of a swing of that i approve of that isn't it like slits beer all snakes i think it is yeah that's slits yeah you know you know it's you know the funniest banner i ever saw on the wall in this this irish pub i used to hang out and uh it said it had like a 1950s image of a man with a beer or a drink in his hand and it said i only i only drink to make you more interesting i've got to show you one even better than that i know it's probably not related entirely but beer helping ugly people have sex since 1862 ha ha ha ha you know it's true at closing time at closing time when the lights go on and you see what the girls really look like you know with with tons of makeup on and everything else you the guys are usually pretty buzzed by the end of the night yeah i'm saying i'm i'm actually wanting to get laid at that point man so so everybody i'm speaking of buzz jordy's over here uh he's destroying that 12 pack i think i know that i think there was a country come on man hold on i think this is this is like week anyway this is gonna happen yeah i'm gonna get my bell out so nobody's let me talk so i think there's a country western song uh with the lyrics uh women uh women look a lot better at closing time something like that yeah something like that yeah that's well the christmas tree is the only thing getting lit this year right jordy just to see the only one only thing getting like yeah so down right cheers down the house right cheers jordy cheers james cheers jason cheers bc cheers ronnie s yeah ronnie it's all good happy holidays when it comes yes one of these days one of these days uh you know it's funny when i used to go to the fishing chip there were two fishing chip places that were scottish owned in uh in my region one was called our guiles the other one was called the thistle our guiles are you talking about uh jay guiles the musicians our guiles like our guile socks you know our guile the fish and chips was made out of haddock or or cod you know take your pig and it had great food they had the meat pies but they didn't have any haggis so i have a feeling that maybe americans are too wimpy to try haggis maybe that's me no i wouldn't say that i think you guys would love it i think you guys would love it if i eat grapple so i'm sure we'll eat haggis and when his bc got there the old boo sound uh boo sound uh uh uh some of the private uh what's your one man's club here Samuel Adams now you're getting hold on well you know what i'm gonna do this right now you're gonna get a first on your show ever from me all right you know how we were just talking about this that's the cherry whiskey yeah the cherry whiskey on your show i love this court we got travis city whiskey company on the court so i've got my grief what is it i think it's a great uh Henry Ford museum shack was all right so that's in Dearborn that's a museum so what's the shot yeah here's to a good show sorry for being late so cheers guys cheers bc thank you wow that's good well that's good it still has a little bit to chill and that bourbon because it was sitting in the basement with those nice and smooth oh that's so awesome he almost makes another one but i got to work in the morning so yeah i mean i understand i think i needed that today man after the day i had today man oh my god i needed this drink yeah you need something to take the edge off of life and the stress of what happened to you yeah i mean i was i left early just to be safe and i was still late but you know how life goes man life happens so yeah and i i must have uh bc i had to block this troll that came came back with one two three four five aliases it's the same person because they say the same thing over and over again they come back with a different alias so i block block i like that uh frosted mug you got there bc that looks really good my goodness all thing i had to say but you guys probably can't see it but there's a old english d here on the covered part of the side um oh i see that for the tigers the Detroit Tigers they used to be blue here but it fell out so it was one of the things i got one of this of the Detroit Tigers of the u of m uh college team with the big ol m on the front so well the Detroit Tigers um the uniform they wear on the road is like uh orange and uh navy blue i think the the d is orange and then and then their their home team their home uniform is uh navy blue and white yeah i mean the cap yeah i'm gonna go check on the pork loin oh yeah we gotta yeah see it take us live yeah you know okay here we go that barbecue and pork loin yeah and as far as far as as far as the individuals that didn't come on the show oh hold on let's take a look at this look at that beautiful beautiful work of art sweet baby ray barbecue sauce on it yep okay yeah there we go right there yep yep so i'm gonna throw some more uh you know it's to me i see it as their loss man you know if they don't show up yes well they talk about you know at least one one one person uh talks about the same thing a week after week oh my my life with sobriety my life with sobriety my life with over and over the same story wait is someone in the chat see no no no i'm talking about a dude a dude that we know that we used to do shows with we used to go on his show that got all excited about coming on my show and every time he does that he never shows up and you know he tells me yeah i'll be there yeah i want to go on i want to go on yeah yeah yeah and he never goes on when he does the show by himself he talks about the same thing week after week after week because he gave up he recently gave up drinking and uh yeah and so he talks about is is uh you know um how evil how bad alcohol is how evil it is ruined his life but you know there's a lot of people that that are capable of drinking and moderation yeah you know there's a lot of people that there's a lot of people in the world that are not alcoholics so so what i'm trying to say is that don't make it sound like that bottle of whiskey that bottle of rum that bottle of whiskey you want is is is bad and should be make it sound like it should be legal and no no no it's their problem if if the alcoholic can't can't um control themselves and and drink and moderation it's their problem yeah see that's why i don't understand like alcohol tax is a big kind of thing here in scotland yeah because a lot a lot of people drink what a lot of people are alcoholics and don't know how they like keep their self in moderation but wait that's that's not the main reason so like um i remember i had to pay like 16 pounds for a 12 pack of imported parts for living oh wow which you guys might you might think that's pure like really really bad so that's like 17 pounds and usa dollars i think 1750 maybe sorry if i'm wrong i don't know yeah that was good bg the price of liquor is high in my region uh it is just too many um you know we we have to we have to pay the penalty of all the people that do stupid things like like drink and drive and uh and and and and uh run their car up on a sidewalk and into into a cafe you know they ruin it for the rest of us they ruin it for everybody yeah i gotta go yeah it's a who kills somebody walk you know pedestrian and so they have they jack up the prices the and the taxes on on the alcohol so all all the normal people have to pay through the nose for uh beer and liquor and what have you wine yeah uncensored men's locker room open topics open open topic and open smoker grill all right i was smoking air where i should i should i should i should i should i should I don't smell your cigarette smoke. You're a million miles away. I don't smell, I don't smell BC's when he's smoking. James, what's going to happen? The bubble things go off. The pom pom came off. Yeah, I just noticed it there. I don't even know when it happened. I gotta, I gotta put my funny hat on. You got a hat on? I gotta put my funny hat on. Yeah. I mean, Jason, you'll be the odd guys up. We're not gonna wear no sticking hats. I could put a hat on, but I just the temperature, the temperature dipped. So, you know, if it was like yesterday, yesterday, it was kind of warm. It was unseasonably warm. I had to open all the windows. I put the big put the fan on high. And it's, it was December, you know, and I, I, I have more energy and I sleep better when the air is cold. Well, yeah, I, you know, I agree with you to a certain extent. It depends on how cold it is. Now, if it gets like, I don't know, mid 55 or lower, okay, fine. No, I started getting problems. I started having, it's too cold for me. But if it's like 55, like 60, 65, okay, cool. I'm cool then, like 55 to 65. Well, you have a damp cold in Michigan because you're, you, but you've got the great lakes. Yeah, there is like a chill in the air. And if you get more of a chill in the air when we started getting rain or snow, it was like, my goodness, man, come on. I know I've got a lot of natural insulation here, but I even get cold, man. Come on. Yeah, well, polar bears stay warm and, and, and the walruses and seals out there, you know, they're cold. Speaking of, speaking of staying warm in the winter, BC, please tell Jason how much you pay for a court of firewood. Hold on. He's, he's, he's coughing. Let's wait for him to be covered. Yeah. I know, I know, I know girls of all ages are, they, they, when they get together, they don't stop yapping. You know, so this is right now. There's a lot of commotion going on by, by Jason in the other room. But, uh, so I'm, I'm, tell them about the firewood in Michigan. Now I've looked this up now. If I had a vehicle, I'd get like a quarter of wood for 40 bucks. Okay. That's if I had a car to go get it, bring it back and whatnot. Now I looked up online, the cheapest, if I had it delivered, get this. A quarter of wood is 110 bucks starting. What? Yeah. And that's delivered. Yeah. That's delivered. Now when they deliver, they charge four bucks for every mile. Really? Yeah. So if it's 10 miles, that's what 40 bucks right there. So you're looking at 150 bucks for a quarter of wood. Hey, you people, you people in business today in, in Merica, in Merica, I have an itch in the middle of my forehead. Yes, exactly. I need to scratch it. Fack. Fack you. Like the onion. Fack. So this is back to the screen sharing there, James. This is, uh, you load and you haul $350 a cord. Oh my God, fuck down, man. So the, the thing with this is right is sure it's been, it's freshly split, but the problem is it's rained a lot and it's gotten wet, so they didn't put any tarps over the wood. So you have to dry it out before, so which means it's kind of useless this year, right? This is ridiculous. It's kind of 50 bucks. Yeah, 300 bucks. Yeah. This is an enum claw, which is, uh, it's about an hour east of here. Um, so you got to drive an hour. You got to pick it up. Um, the road is under, look at this. The road out is underwater, so you will need a four by four to reach the stacks of firewood. Look, look at all these restrictions, guys. So the woods wet, you got to haul it and load it yourself. It's 350 a cord and you need a four by four because the road is, yeah. Yeah, that's four straights right there, man. Come on, man. What the hell are you buying? Smoke salmon? For God's sakes? Caviar and wood. Resells, the caviar of wood. Everything here counts in fortune. Every two quarters of wood you buy, you get a gallon of caviar. Sweet. Yeah, right? Unbelievable. Now you got to look at this, right? You guys were talking about sleeping with the window open, James. Uh, are you familiar with the time that Ben Franklin and John Adams shared a better, are you familiar with the story? This is a good story. This is a good story. I'm sorry, man, would you start to say what they said? People didn't bathe too often back then, either. So they decided to stop for, this is a true story. I read Ben Franklin's biography, if you haven't read it. The same guy that did, let me just plug this guy's book because it's an amazing book. The same guy that wrote this book, Walter Isaacson, is his name. He did a book, he did a biography on Ben Franklin. And if I can find it here, yes, this book right here, it's a fantastic book. If you haven't read it, I highly recommend it. But in the book, that's how I got to know the story, that Ben Franklin and John Adams shared a bed. And Adams, who was in, listen to this, this is great, right? John Adams, who was in invalid and afraid of the air at night, closed the window before they got into bed. Don't shut the window, we shall be suffocated. When Adams explained he didn't want to catch an illness from the cold air, Franklin countered with the fact that the air in the room was even worse, right? Open the window and come to bed, I will convince you, I believe you are not acquainted with my theory of colds. So this is back when everybody thought you got a cold from being cold, which is contrary. So cool fresh air at night has many beliefs. And this goes all the way back to Ben Franklin times. So we, I are firm believers of sleeping with the window open. We like to have our room very cold. And I find that I sleep better in a cold room than in a room. Doesn't a cold room weaken your immune system a tad bit? Or is it, or is it strictly strictly taking, taking on someone else's rhino virus? It's breathing in stale air. You got to have fresh recirculating air, especially while you sleep. So anyway, it's kind of funny, right? The germs have nowhere to go. So you're breathing in your recycled air. But look what Ben Franklin said, right? Don't shut the window, we shall be suffocated. Right? As if to say, if you close that window, we're done. We're going to be good by the five morning. We're going to be done. We're suffocating. Yeah. So get the book, James. We'll expect a book report next week's show. It's about a thousand pages. It's not terrible. It's a light reading. I mean, this was, this was obviously either during autumn or winter. Oh, it's only 628 pages. This is nothing. Yeah. I like to read. I do think it'd be fun if, if you guys or anyone would be interested in like a virtual book of the month club type thing, book club. Now, I got lazy when it comes to reading. I've only got one good, I don't work in any house. I got books that, you know, health related, natural health related books that I had for years. Whether it be homeopathy, whether it be herbal medicine, whether it be whatever. Really? What was that? Fitness and I read them. They're collecting dust right now. What is that, Jordy? No, the taters, the nibs. Yeah. Pigs in a blanket, hand cooked. Sorry, I didn't realize, I don't unmute myself. Oh no, they're, they're potatoes. Potato chips, they're called in Christmas in my region, you know. You know, it's funny. You know, I'm glad you, you held that up. What's funny is, you know, the Irish call their potatoes Irish potatoes. In England, they call it British potatoes. Germans, Germans call their potatoes German potatoes, you know, when they make German potato salad or the potato soup or I think potato leek, I think leek soup has potatoes. But, you know, potatoes actually came from the Andes Mountains of South America. The Incas for thousands of years, the Incas that, I mean, the Indians were, whether they were Incas or not, that lived in the Andes where the weather is cool all year round. They grew potatoes and there's hundreds of different types and that's where it originally came from. Just like peanuts came from the Andes Mountains was cultivated by, by Indigenous people. And so did potatoes, you know, tomatoes and corn from Central America. Yeah. Peppers, a lot of peppers. Potatoes are not European. I think potatoes became so popular in Europe at that time because any of the diseases that it pack crops did not affect the potato because it was, it's a root vegetables on the ground. Right. Yeah. Well, with the exception of the potato famine in Scat, or was it Scotland? Ireland. Years ago, there was some sort of disease that got to the potatoes there. And there were a lot of Scatlands Irish men starving out there because of the potato famine. That's why a lot of them are coming over here in America. Because England, because England suppressed or oppressed, oppressed Ireland, they couldn't, they couldn't have their own, like the beef, the cattle industry belong to the king, the commercial fishing industry belong to the king of England. Like the Irish couldn't, couldn't produce their own food or even go on to the king of England. Yeah. I guess maybe the British at that time felt that the potato was like peasant food, so they allowed the Irish to, to cultivate. You know, that reminds me, you know, talking about like peasant food or essentially poor food, I guess, for another way of saying it, you know, in colonial times, you know how you got like your, was it cream chowder, soup or lobster and all that. Yeah. Lobster, it clam chowder. Yeah, clam chowder. Yeah. Yeah. And, you know, a lot of poor people back in the day used to eat it in colonial times. And then somehow it turned into, you know, became a special thing, like having lobster. Well, lobster, yeah, lobster was a poor man's food back, back during early America. Yeah. A lobster, a lobster's so expensive, but I, but I am, you know, this week. Well, there's, you know, Lobsters are not, are not only in Maine, they're, they're in the whole North Atlantic, all the way to Scandinavia and by you, scallops, halibut, lobster, crayfish, crayfish tails, I had that. Yeah, some of that. Yeah, you're absolutely correct. Some of the best seafood. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I won't see fit Octavia Stewart. I love seafood. All the food I see, I love. I'm on a seafood diet, right? I see food and I eat it. Yeah. When I used to go to buffet before the pandemic, I was on a seafood diet. Octavia, now to the troll that keeps on coming back with different aliases. I have an itch in the middle of me forehead, needs to be scratched. You piece of shoe stint, you, you, you pile of steaming, fecal matter. Dorothy Allen was blocked. Octavia Stewart was blocked. Enter? No, it's not. It's all the same person because they say the same thing. Okay. I hate to answer the question, but my curiosity is piqued at this point now, because this is like the second time we're talking about this individual. What is he saying? What are they saying? Yeah. Gibberish. Gibberish is right. Absolutely enjoying the video. They will not do it. They will do it. Yeah, I know. It's not even a good sense that BC, it's not like, it's not like when Sid used to come on and he used to talk about feminism and things like that. You know, I mean, is this the same guy that used to say that he can fit like eight hot dogs in his mouth? Or is that a different guy? No, that's different. I think it's different. I think it's different. Well, as far as that one guy that can stick eight hot dogs in his mouth, my opinion still stands that I gave to him. He might want to get a job at corn. Yeah. That's hilarious. Well, folks, I have to hate to say I got a run where we've got to go to the in-laws for dinner this evening. Oh, okay. Okay. So it was great hanging out with you. BC, glad to hear you made it. Jordy, cheers, James. Thanks again for a great show. Yeah, I really enjoyed your participation in the first half of the show with progressive discussions and all the topics we discussed. I apologize. It was a very distracting experience. A lot of kids running around here. Well, I think it was the first time we really got serious about serious topics and we should do it again. It's a good way to kick off the beginning of the show. Of course, if BC and Eric were here from the start and they were cooking something, we would take a little intermission and look at their food and then go back and forth, back and forth, serious subjects. But anyway, look, you have a good time. Cheers, guys. Thanks again. I appreciate it and you guys all have a great week. We'll speak to you later. Yeah, I do. Bye, James. Bye, bye. Be well, BC. Take care, Jordy. We'll see you in the JPM. Bye, guys. Bye, bye. Thank God we take it. Sometimes I try not to do that because it leaves me in a wrong direction sometimes. But anyhow, now I don't know how to put this. So, James, please do not get me the wrong way. I'm just taking it out loud. So, don't hate me for putting it this way. So, you know, guys, we're talking about it being a serious discussion, hard-hitting topic. So, okay, fine. Great. Awesome. Love it. So what are you saying? When I got to the show, I brought the shenanigans. No, we were done. We have exhausted the topics. I'm just saying, I don't want to hit the topics. No, when you came on the show, we were just coming out of TV Evangelist and we were talking about corporate CEOs. And oh, no, no, we went from TV Evangelist to Charities with CEOs. Oh, yeah. Making a fortune. Then we went from the charity organizations with the crooked CEOs to regular corporate CEOs. And you weren't bringing those shenanigans. You're very knowledgeable. You were talking about, you were contributing. And then, you know, you had that really interesting cherry bourbon that we got excited over. And this is true. It's bourbon corn and hard and winter, winter wheat, corn and winter wheat. In terms of Samuel Adams, that's what it was. Yeah. Once they're long. Yeah. Yeah. We get Samuel Adams, boss. I reviewed this on my channel Wednesday and I reviewed it on Ryan's show. Now, all fairness. Okay, right? I love Ron. Don't get me wrong. If he's watching or if he is watching this at a later date, don't get me wrong. I don't mean no hate or whatever you want to call that. Okay. Right. Yeah. You know, he liked it a lot better than I did. And, you know, he put it best where it was like, you know, okay, for an example, let's say Jordan here, he drinks the same thing I'm drinking. Now, if he gives it, like, say a 9.5 out of 10, and I give it a 7.75 out of 10, you know, that doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad beer. It just means that his, I guess, preferences or taste is just different from mine. So I'm seeing it differently. Everybody's got their own personal taste and stuff like that, you know. I like beer that some of my friends don't like, you know. So yeah. Yeah. I wouldn't touch anyone on the beer choices that they drink. Like I've heard people review a whiskey where they're detecting vanilla and then graham crackers and this and that and all these flavors. I just don't, my taste buds don't pick that up. Yeah. Same here. The fermented barley, you know, the multi-taste, the smoky wood, that, you know, the peat that smoked to make the Scotch whiskey. Yeah, it does have a whiskey though. Now, if you get our big 10, now you can get the peat off of that straight away. That's almost overpowering. But yeah, I'm just saying it's like, yeah, okay. But yeah, I'm totally agree. I'm in a total agreement with you, James. I mean, I might be a beer reviewer, but I remember one beer I had for as a Mexican chocolate beer. Now it had chocolate, caramel nibs and was it jalapenos or chili? I think it was chili. Well, no, yeah, it was chili. Now, great. Yeah. Now I'm a smoker. Now I'll, I'll tell you right now, I'm not going to be able to taste everything kind of like with James, even though he's not a smoker, he can't taste everything either. And I did this review with my brother and he's a non smoker. Okay. Now I'm saying I can taste the chocolate, I can taste the chocolate nibs in there or the caramel nibs, but I can't taste the chili in there. And I looked to him and I asked him, it's like you taste it. It's like, no, okay. Now it brings me to cooking after he told me that. Now when you're cooking something, add this or you'll add that. And a lot of times it's enhancing the other stuff that's already in there. Okay. You see what I'm saying? Now sometimes it would say add salt. Now that's going to bring out more flavor to something else or something to that effect. Now it goes with this beer. I can't taste the chili. My brother couldn't taste the chili. Now it probably worked in a domino effect where the chili worked the caramel nibs, which worked the chocolate in there and it tasted like a liquid chocolate bar. I swear to God, it was like drinking a chocolate bar. And I could not taste it at all whatsoever. And it was like another one where it was like this, this is a Bach beer. Now I forget which one it was, but I think it was Hector's score. And they said they had like a prunish, rapist, prunish raisin, like taste to it. Yeah, dark fruit because a lot of Bach beers use either red or fruit. And I couldn't taste it, but I reviewed the beer on Ryan's channel and he has somebody else if he can taste the dark fruit in there. Yeah. Okay. So it's just one of the things where it's like some people can taste it. Other people can. It doesn't matter what you can pick up. Yeah, I mean, I try to slowly smell the beer, the ale, the stout, the whiskey, the rum, and I can only detect what I detect. It's like artwork. One person's garbage, child's play is another person's masterpiece. That's the one thing I would like to look at for is the artwork on the bottle. Yeah, it's not. I love the artwork on craft beer bottles. They're really, it's really clever, but, you know. They're really clever. They really are. It's like it was that I had Wolf Kingdom, I think it was. This was probably about two months ago. Yeah, I think so, where it was a reddish can with a wolf on it. It was a stout or was it a porter? I think it was a porter. But either way, it was a stout or a porter. And I really enjoyed it. I initially thought when I saw the artwork on the can that the beer was going to suck because sometimes you get to a company where the artwork looks awesome as hell. But when it comes to actual contents, it sucked because they spent all the money on artwork. But this one, it matched the artwork. It was really awesome. I really enjoyed that beer. I wish I could get that beer around here me all the time. You know what I mean? So, I'll show you something. I saw this earlier, but I just want to say something to him. So, see this one? This was a five at a can, five pounds at a can. But I think we're paying like an extra like two pounds or something for the artwork personally. Yeah, you know, it's a 10% or as well. So we're probably paying an extra pound for the artwork. You know, but this is good beer at the same time, but they released a women thing. Like this is 10%. But before this one, they released women drizzle something women drizzle ice cream stuff and it was yellow, but it was only 5% and it was still a five or a can. So, you know, I think you're paying money for artwork sometimes on these beers. Now, honestly, the artwork, if the brew or quarter style beer is actually good, I mean good. I'm not talking perfect. I'm not talking, you know, kind of a type of thing. I mean, it has to at least be good. You know what I'm saying? I don't mind, but if it's a terrible drinking product, I do not care how pretty that can is. That just tells me, oh, I see that can. I'm not trying that one ever again. That's all I've had. I've had fantastic IPA, Imperial IPA with a very plain looking can. And I've had, I've had, in fact, it was fantastic Imperial IPA. And I've had a horrible craft beer where the fancy artwork on a can just like, you know, and when you're on a review show, it's not written in stone. It's simply their take on it. It's okay. It's their take on it. It's how they perceive your product. You know, like if you go to a website about Honola Kerr and they get all emotional and dramatic. Big violin. I'm sorry. Yeah, with the piano. Yeah, I just don't, I just don't detect all the things the company is detecting in that product. It's kind of like they're trying to get your hopes up about it. And then when you go into it this week, oh, it's not as good as what they say. Yeah, I mean, you know, I'm glad, you know, on one hand, I'm glad I do my beer show. I really am. And I'm happy. I'm glad we're here talking about this as well. You know what I mean? It's one of the things where it's like, you know, I give it as straight as I can. And I don't know, I hate to say it, but I don't know any better. Well, I do, but when it comes to me being me, I don't know any better. Yeah, to a certain extent. I'll you ask me a question. I'm going to tell you what I think. I don't know if I'm wrong for taking that way. Okay, fine. Please tell me that I'm wrong. I'm kind of level headed or open minded about that. I mean, we all got our viewpoints, which makes this show great. Well, I was very impressed. I was very impressed by Bell's brewery product line. I know they have really, really interesting products. You know, is it going on about that? Yeah, I am too. I really am. And I'm still worried about how their products are going to be now that they've been bought out by, was it Boeing or Leon, company out of Sweden. And, you know, I haven't reviewed the same beer toys yet on my show by Bell's brewery. It shows how many beers that they make throughout the year. I mean, granted, they got the 200L all year round for sure. They come out with the break weight around this time of year. And they just came out with it. Was it the Great Spruce Chase this year that I tried? And I was just talking about this, what, last week or the week before on this channel that I reviewed it. And it was like, you know, these guys do so much. It's just amazing, you know, I'm surprised none of the guy when Larry sold the company, I'm surprised none of his kids wanted to step up and say, you know what, let's keep this as a true independent brewery in Michigan. And it was like, you know, if Leon or whatever the company's name is, just has it, just let them do their own thing. Awesome. Because I do not want them to change the thing. No, they shouldn't. They should not cut corners. If they have, if it's a family-owned business that makes a high quality product, they should not try to cut corners because that's, that's only going to change the repeat customers away. But anyway, I'm going to have to end the show and start dinner because I'm getting hungry. We have three hours and 25 minutes and five seconds. I just want to say BC, I'm sorry you had a rough Sunday. You know, I'm trying to look at it positively. At least it made a great conversational piece. You know, I love to tell stories, man, when I can. And that was definitely a story to tell right there, dude. Or the good thing, the battery went dead near a bowling alley where you could go inside and not feel cold. Yeah, true. True. It could have went dead somewhere. Yeah. I was good. Yeah. It could have went, it could have went dead when you literally had to stand out in the cold and wait and wait for the tow truck. So that was an hour and a half out of my life that I can't get back now. And that could have been an hour and a half standing outside if I went anywhere else. Yeah. All right. Now, I'm sure you're, I'm sure that pork loin, which you thought was a rack of ribs, but I'm sure that pork loin is going to be delicious. But let me ask you something. I don't think I've asked you before I end the show. How was that pork turkey breast you did the week before? Oh, it was so awesome. Oh my God, it was so awesome. It was a little bit dry, but it was awesome. It was awesome. I had so much of that turkey breast left over on Sunday. I ended up maybe you got, maybe you got to add the water bowl in the smoker. So yeah, I'm thinking about filling that silver tray in my grill here with water so it doesn't dry anything out. Yeah. That drip pan that I keep in my grill. So I'm going to come here to fill that up. Because when my sister did the Thanksgiving turkey in her new stove, she put it on convection and she turned the steam apparatus on that that shoots steam as the as the fan circulates the hot air, like convection, convection is circulating hot air. She had steam going in there automatically. And let me tell you, the breast, I was able to cut it with a fork. That's how that's how juicy and tender it was. So I think I think the addition of a water tray would would work wonders. And now that you did the breast, you can probably throw drumsticks, thighs, wings, necks. And maybe eventually a whole bird at one point. Yeah. Yeah, eventually you're going to feel comfortable and do a whole bird. But I think the parts that are available all year round. Certain parts are okay. We had the show, James. Yeah, let's take a look at his line. That's the fruit of his lines. James, be safe. I choose to like, we message a group with just us. We can add some of our beer tubers, like Ronald and stuff. But like, I want to do more than some Pat's Blue Ribbons. And I want to do a kind of dual review. Like, so BC, if you're up for it, James, if you're up for it, like do like a re-collaboration Pat's Blue Ribbon review. Yeah, if you want to do a review, I sent I sent some other some other people the the link and you know, I sent Ronnie as the link and but if you want to, you want to do the review and before before we call it quits, we can do it. Look at that. Look at that huge line with barbecue. I thought about PBR. I mean, I'm going to order some within like the next two weeks or something. So we could organize a wee just like a wee week, 20 minutes where we like review PBR. They go, you know, I think that would be cool. You can do it on your channel or BC's channel. You know, listen, if you want to review something, you take, take, take a bot, let's say you get the new beer or ale or stout during the week, just take one or two bottles and put it in the back of the refrigerator and save it for Sunday. Then I send you the link, you come on and you review the product on the show and if you want to, if you want to bring your dad and have him sit next to you, he's more than welcome to come. Yeah, definitely, man. I think it would be cool. It'll be a lot of fun. It'll be interesting and and you know, BC's pork loin looks fantastic. It does. BC, that looks really nice. And I'm sure it's going to be very tasty and and that's that. I'm going to go, I'm going to make organic spaghetti with white clam sauce. That's going to be my dinner. That's it. It's nice, James. White clam sauce. White clam sauce tomatoes. It's, it's you. White clam sauce is usually parsley, garlic, olive oil, clam, clams with clam juice. You could black pepper. You could pretty much do it with scallops. Have you like, you know, the little scallops? Yeah, baby scallops. Yeah. Baby base scallop or calico scallops that you could do. Oh yeah, I welcome. And then if you had, you have white wine in the house. In fact, I had paella the other day because I was at the Christmas market in Glasgow on Friday. And it's all in port east of Israel in this Christmas market. And I got Spanish paella. I had mussels that had cockles, which are like little tiny. Was there squid in it? Yeah, like rings, like Calamari rings. Okay, not the tentacles, the rings. Mussels, cockles. Yeah, baby scallops or no? Oh no, there wasn't any scallops in it. Well, for those people out there that don't know what paella is, it's something they eat in Spain and Portugal. And it's a seafood rice casserole with rice that where they put saffron, which is a flour that makes it yellow. Oh, okay. It's a very expensive, very expensive product. It's actually a flour, you know, a flour, a posey. And that makes it yellow. And then they cook it in a medley of different kinds of seafood and ambrosia. And it's very, very tasty, cooked in rice. And when you open, take the lid off and get that aroma. Oh yeah, it's fantastic. The steamed rice with all the juices of all the seafood goes into the rice and the whole thing is you know. I don't understand. I don't understand people who hate the smell of like seafood and stuff because I like it. I like the smell of the seed. When I used to go to my favorite buffet or you can eat before the pandemic, I used to go and I used to get the cockles. I used to scoop the cockles and the broth. And I used to pour it over the Chinese rice noodles, very thin, like an angel here. Like I used to put it over the rice noodles and just have all the flavor of the clams, of the cockles go into the noodles. Man, that was... Oh, love it. Love it. And right next, they had roast duck and I used to take all the good pieces of roast duck. I've tried duck before. I've had crispy duck from a Chinese restaurant, which was really nice. Oh yeah, crispy duck. They take the... They debone the duck and they deep fry it first in batter or whatever. They just deep fry it. The duck skin is very fatty. So when you deep fry it, it gets crispy. And then they just put it in a wok. They stir fry it in the sauce, you know, whatever sauce they happen to be using. That is awesome, James. You know so much about food. You know, food whizzles. It's awesome. Yeah, you gotta try those meaty a little bit, man. I think so, man. I even want to school for cooking. So I mean, it's pretty knowledgeable. So... Now, speaking of my favorite duck recipe, I used to go to a Polynesian restaurant with family and I always ordered leachy pineapple duck, which is a crispy boneless duck meat stir fried in a sweet and sour sauce with chunks of pineapple and leachy fruits. Man, was that good. And they put some kind of a brandy in there while it's cooking. Oh, man. I'm sure they baste that too, man. Yeah. And I would take it and I would put the sweet and sour sauce from the duck and the fruit on the rice. And I would like the rice to be on the side and I would just pour it right over the rice. Yeah, mix it up. It was really good. You know, I gotta give credit to James, man. I'll tell you that right now. You know, I know how to cook. You know how to eat. I'm sure you know how to cook too. We just haven't seen it yet. So, you know, I'm waiting for that day so I'll see you actually cook up something. But like I said, your knowledge, I'm telling you, you kind of rivaled my... I put a lot of cooking videos on the Facebook group. Everything is food. They're there. Oh, yeah. Yeah, okay. Yeah, I got a lot of cooking videos. So now that I got my new wok from China, I've been doing so much with that thing. It's so versatile. You know, if you're into making one pot meals, that's the perfect cooking utensil to make. Now, my sister doesn't watch this show, but I got her a really good cooking device for her gas stove for Christmas. I'm not gonna say what it is. I'll tell it I'll tell it to you after the holiday, but it's just the case that she is watching. Yeah, yeah. Who knows? Yeah. So anyway, yeah, it's a good one. It's really a good thing to have where BC is going to say, damn, I ought to order that. Yeah. Especially when you if you have a blizzard, you know, a deep snowstorm outside and you don't feel... Yeah, true, but hold on, let me let my dog get out. This is what I'm saying. Yeah. Anyway, you know, the deck here that I got with the outside of the house, you know, I started shoveling that deck on the side of the house because of my dog. Okay. And this was, well, it's my dog now, but originally it was my brother's dog. And now you've seen the dog chambers. It's a shaggy dog. It's a hairy dog. But they love playing in the snow. Dogs love playing in the snow. Yeah. Yeah. And with the deck, it would get a lot of snow during the winter time here in Michigan. So I shoveled the deck to try to minimize the amount of snow that comes into the house. And it was like, okay, now I understand that there's going to be some snow that she's going to bring in just by happenstance, by accident, because of her hair. Okay, fine. I can live with that. I'm going to expect some snow. Hell, I even bring snow in when I come in from the outside. Yeah, sure. And but with the deck, I try to minimize that because there's going to be a lot more snow coming in from that deck. And now since I've got my grill out here on the deck, yeah, of course, I'm going to shovel the snow. And that means I'm going to have easy access to my grill during the wintertime. What I do, your grill and your fire pit. Yeah. Now the fire pit, I might have a little trouble getting out there during the wintertime when there's actually snow out there. But that's kind of granted because that's in the backyard with a bunch of grass. Well, you could put, you could put the fire pit, of course, on the ground, but not have it too far away from your house. I mean, you can have it safe, a safe distance, but not too far away. Yeah. But you know, in Michigan, you're going to have snow where you're going to have these snow, you're going to have some snowdrifts where the wind is going to be blowing snow under your door. And some of it's going to come in the house. Yeah. You know, and it's a winter wonderland. That's how you, that's what we call it too out here. It's a winter wonderland. We've got license plates with that on there, a winter wonderland. You ever see the different designs of snowflake crystals that, you know, they come in different patterns? Oh, yeah. You know, I've got a little qualms about that one though. But they got to be dry. It's got to be dry snow. Yeah. But you know, out of how many centuries that we've been getting snowflakes, there has to be the same design somewhere. And what happens to that snow when it melts, it evaporates. So you get that same one over and over again, just the different parts of the world. I'm assuming. Yeah. Once it freezes, it becomes snow again. If I lived in the far north, where the winters were severe. Oh, like Canada? No. No. It could be, it could be northern Minnesota, northern Michigan. Or even Alaska. No, I ain't going up there with those grizzly bears. You know, man, you've got a bunch of people with guns. You ain't got to worry about nothing. The Sasquatches up there are like over 10 feet tall. I believe in Sasquatches. I believe in Bigfoot. Oh, I believe in the UFOs, all of them. But listen, the first thing I would buy, if I was, if I had no choice but to live in an area where the winters are bad, I would get cross country skis. You know, the ones you ski on a flat surface. Me, I would get a snowmobile. That's just me though. That's not a bad idea. No, snow skis, I get it. But then again, I would have, what is that, snow shoes too. I got to run out to get the firewood. I got to have some snow shoes because you know that snow is going to be deep. I like the idea of the snowmobile, but it would have to be not a little snowmobile. It would have to be a comfortable snowmobile. Yeah. You know, talking about that, you know, when I was coming home earlier today, I was in that tow truck, man. You know, my dad used to be a tow truck or not a tow truck driver, but he used to be a truck driver. And you know, I never realized how much bounce around you doing these calves, man. Oh my God. I thought riding this scooter was bouncing, but you have to go to a chiropractor every week if you're, if you drive a tractor trailer, a rig. Yeah. And now I remember going on a trip with my dad as he said, the seat that he had in his truck that he was driving, you know, the driver's seat, he said it was like air cushion. So it kind of bounced up and down a little bit. So he didn't get all that moving around like I was doing, riding with him, man. So it was like, dude, well, I would get like a truck driver, man. I'm a heavy said guy. My stomach's already giving me bad problems. The truck driver was mean words for me. Maybe he installed something like a hydraulic, little hydraulic spring, hydraulic suspension, or what about gel? What about a memory foam gel? Well, yeah, that's the thing. It's kind of like what you're saying, but it was made out of air. So every time when he turned it on, it was like a hydraulic press or a hydraulic jack or whatever. What you're talking about. But it was just made out of air. So it was a cushion seat. I swore, watch him. He was just there like I am with you right now, like this sitting straight. Otherwise, it'll kill your lower back. That was a diesel truck, right? Yeah. Yeah. It was a diesel truck. Yeah. I tell you one thing, riding that scooter, like in the summertime, and I'm doing a lot of driving during the day, I tell you one thing, it does kill my back, especially the lower back. It really does. I don't mind going around. I love riding that scooter, but when it starts causing pain in my lower back, that's a different story. Well, at least you could dodge the potholes and, you know, and you can see where they're coming at. Yeah. You can see it's going to be a hard hit. And you could, you know, if the traffic allows you, you can always go around those things. Yeah. And, you know, the thing is, is I got, talking about that, I got stopped once. I see like a big old section. It was like maybe four feet wide and probably about eight feet long. It was like a patchwork of like potholes where you don't really get the asphalt. They just throw that shit in there. And it was like that for four feet wide and like eight feet long. And I kind of swerved the, get around it. So I want to have a feeling. And I didn't notice it, but there was a cop behind me. He stopped me, man. It's like, what are you doing? I seen you. All over the road. So I said, man, I was like, did you just see all that patchwork of potholes that got covered up in asphalt? Yeah. That's what I was avoiding, man. It's nice to sit in the car and not have to worry about it. But when you're traveling the scooter, you're feeling everything on the road. Yeah. So I was like, no, go ahead, James. Yeah. You can get off the scooter and just walk a straight line for him. It says, I'm definitely not intoxicated. I was avoiding the potholes. Yeah. Yeah. But he knew what I was saying to be true. And he didn't write me a ticket for it because he knew that up until that point, I was as straight as an arrow. So, hey. Yeah. Yeah. Well, you know what? It's getting a new battery. If you don't, if you're not able to get a car this winter, I would suggest you see if they got those chain, those winter chains that put around the wheels. Yeah. Yeah. What is it? What's the worst? I'm going to have to start taking the bus to work, man. Yeah. What's the drive wheel in the back, right? The scooter? Yeah, the drive wheel in the back, yeah. Yeah. I mean, at least it'll be able to dig into that ice and snow with the chains, you know? Yeah. But it's going to come to a point where that scooter, if you get a major snowstorm this winter and that scooter is not going anywhere. Yeah. That's going to be staying right here at the house. And, you know, I hate to say it, but we're going back to 6 a.m. tomorrow. Subaru Frontwheel Drive is good and reliable. My sister loves her Honda Accord. And also, I believe Mitsubishi has a front wheel drive three cylinder vehicle that a friend of mine loves. And he's not short. He's maybe an inch or two shorter than me. And he says there's plenty of leg room in that thing. And it's three cylinder. And he gets great mileage. That reminds me of my brother. Now, I'm five-eight, okay? And now my brother, he's like six-two. Kind of like what you're talking about. Now, he would buy these itty-bitty cars, man. I remember one time he bought a, was that a Mini Cooper? Yeah, Mini Cooper. They're a death drive, man. They're tiny. Yeah. Yeah. The point is, this is a tiny car. And you got a guy that's saying six-two, driving this deaky little thing. It's like you're driving a clown car. And I see them drive up for the first time. I'm looking at him. I'm looking at the car. I'm looking back at him. I've been looking back at the car. I look at him again. He says, what's wrong? I was like, is it just you coming out of that car? I'm expecting like 50 other clowns to come out. Oh yeah, the clown car. Yeah. I need, I need a lot of leg room. Otherwise, my lower back is killing me because I'm six foot one. So I need the leg room. Yeah. And you know, that's the funniest thing with me. It's like, I'm five feet. I need leg room. I let my mom drop my car one time. And she literally had the car steering wheel like this. Right here. Right here. I tried to get into the car. I was like, how'd you get in there? Just why would be, I could not get in or out of that position. I was like, I do not know how you do it. And yeah, I'm about towards the size of my mom. My mom's a tiny little lady. But still, the point is, move the seat bag where you found it. Come on. Oh yeah. I mean, you can't. Yeah. Your knees were like probably killing you. Right. Like when you was able to like push the seat back, get in the car and then push it back to where it was. Just see how it felt. Oh my God. I was never claustrophobic until that moment in my life. I swear to God. You know, Michael, this is why I dread ever going on United Airlines again, because when I took a United Airlines from Newark Liberty Airport here in New Jersey to San Diego, California, the room, it was horrible. Even with my seat all the way back, the tip of my knees were still touching the back seat in the front. And it was really cramped. It was very uncomfortable for a five-hour plane flight. It really was bad, United Airlines. And they said that, oh, we have Wi-Fi. You'll be entertained. Guess what? I couldn't get the Wi-Fi, the United Airlines Wi-Fi won't come up. I couldn't be connected. Brutal. Five hours in that thing. The only thing that like, that made it tolerable was I was sitting next to a Los Angeles police officer that was next to me, a Philippine guy that went to a wedding, a family wedding in New Jersey, and he was flying back to Southern California. And we were joking around. We were talking throughout the whole flight, you know. And as soon as I sat down and I noticed he was friendly, I says, I just want you to know if anyone starts trouble, if there's any incident on this plane flight, me and you are going to tackle him. And he says, you're damn right, we are. Yeah, if there's any riffraff or anything, anything going to happen, you know, no one's going to force crash this flight into any building. We're going to do something. Jordy, nice having you. Well, I'll see you again next time. Happy holidays if I don't see you. Happy holidays, James. Happy holidays, BC. Happy holidays, everyone else in the jail. Yes, and if you're... Thank you for having me, James. It's been a pleasure being here. It's been fun. And I don't know, next Sunday is Christmas Eve. It's not next week, the week after, right? Yeah, it's the week after, yeah. Yeah, well, I'll be doing a show if you're around. If you want, if you want to review one or two or three products, I have to ask Jason... The same thing next week, next Sunday. Yeah, since the company cannot ship that hard dry cider to me, maybe Jason, if I send him money on PayPal for shipping, maybe he can send it to me post... United States priority, U.S., United States Post Office priority. Yeah, you know, that could be done because it was at Wednesday. I ended up shipping on two beers out to a guy. Well, I'm not going to get into that where I shipped it to, but I shipped it out and I got home from the United States Post Office and I get home and there's a package sitting on my porch. Come to find out, there was another guy, I know, I'll, well, I'm not going to say that either, but he lives in another state between me and James. And yeah, him, there's a, well, not you, but he lives in a state between you and I. So he sends me a package and he ends up sending me three beers. And I was like, sweet. And it was like, I did one, one of them was it yesterday? You reviewed it on Monday. Yeah, one on my show. Then I did a stop this morning. I stopped Sunday of the other one, of another one he sent. And then I've got another one from him that I'm going to be doing on my Wednesday show. Let me ask you a question. When you review solo, do you go live for free on YouTube? Well, I don't go live. What I do is I record what I do and then I edit what I do. And then I post it on the YouTube. And then you upload it into your YouTube? Yeah, I upload it to the YouTube. Okay, so they're, they're, they're pre-recorded. So that means no, no trolls will be bothering you during a live show. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. I want this to be like a first time experience uninterrupted. Well, you can add, you can add a banner and you know, you can add a banner in the front, some some non copyrighted music. Well, that's the thing. If you've ever watched my show at the end of my show, I've got un-copyrighted music at the end of my show. And I do, regardless of the sort of bottle or can, I'm reviewing a beer today at the beginning of my show. And then I sing my own jingle, you know, PC's beer reviews, PC's beer reviews, PC's beer reviews. I make more music, alright? Nate energy. You can use any of the, wait, see if you work up Nate energy, you can use, use Real James, like anyone, like a keyboard or and it's all in the computer. It's all basically a week. It's not, I don't wait, except if it's hard and light, it's just basically all in the computer. It's all my own stuff though. I started with that. Yeah. Now I can find this on YouTube. Yeah. Maybe I could play, maybe someday I could play my African drum with you and Jam. Yeah, James, where's Dutha? And with you on, on a live stream. Yes. Eric plays his guitar, Paul plays the guitar. Yeah, we can, we can set up. Awesome. We can all, I can lead singer. Get that man. That's so awesome. I'll lead to your own Encel music and then you just say PC's beer reviews. Alright, let's go. Let's go. Okay, I'll settle for a backup singer. Okay. Alright, listen guys, I gotta, I gotta go cook my, my clam sauce and spaghetti. It's been nice having everybody. I'll see, I'll see you guys on Facebook Messenger. Thank you. Yeah. Thank you. See you guys later, man. Oh, yep. Have a good week. Have a good week to all you visitors and viewers. Bye-bye. Cheers, everyone. Good night.