 Greetings, everyone. And welcome to Progressive Discussions. I'm your host for Progressive Discussions, James P. Madonna. And I've been doing this since 2007, I want to welcome everyone. As soon as I go live, people start contacting me. Unbelievable. When I'm not live, let me mute. There we go. OK, I mute the person. Anyway, it is just about the middle of March already, almost. Almost there. Man, the weeks fly by. March, famous for its winds and going in like a lion and out like a lamb, March 2023. Welcome to the planet Earth, the world of chaos. Possibly the world during the end time prophecy. Who knows? We don't know for sure. Many people have predicted this during every crisis and cataclysm and ill-fated series of events throughout history, just like there have been many antichrists throughout history. Oh, we don't know for sure. But it seems like it. If you look up to Timothy in the King James Bible, to Timothy, it'll tell you how people will behave in the end times. And it hits the nail right on the head. It really does. It's amazingly accurate. OK, I have a lot of topics, so I don't mean to cut it short with the small talk, but let me get right into it. First, before I begin, I want to tell a story that is recent. It's true. And animal lovers will be furious if they haven't already heard about it. Let's see. OK, China has been sending pandas, the adorable, cute, cuddly, teddy bear looking creatures, black and white creatures from Sichuan province China. They have affectionately been considered the national emblem of the national animal. And deservingly so, they're wonderful, adorable animals. But you don't go up and hug them and cull them like a teddy bear. They're wild animals, as cute as they are. They can be very aggressive. But they don't look like wild animals. They look like huge fuzzy teddy bears. Anyway, China sends them out to zoos in various countries of the world, throughout the world, zoos that request them, I assume. And China also assumes that these zoos are properly prepared to care for them the right way. Now, the pandas that are sent to Europe are doing great. Like a zoo in Finland, as an example, couldn't be better. The European zoos take proper care of these pandas, just like the Chinese do. And they're doing fine. They get fed the proper foods, which is a young, tender bamboo. They eat bamboo when they're young, not when they're huge and rock hard, but when they're younger. Bamboo shoots, saplings, young bamboo, and they're properly fed to doing wonderful. But in the United States, and here we go again with the United States, a zoo in Memphis, Tennessee received two pandas. I guess the pandas are sent based on a contract. They're sent on contract. And what happened is one of the pandas sent to the Memphis zoo, got sick, was neglected. Instead of being sent back to China like what they should have done, dumbass, redneck state, right wing, redneck state, didn't send the panda back, and the panda died unnecessarily. Now the second panda now is also sick. And China is pleading with them to please return the panda to us. And the stupidass, right wing, dumb motherfucker, redneck, Republican, Memphis, Tennessee zoo is procrastinating. You're taking their sweet ass time returning the sick panda where it can be properly cared for. So what are they waiting for? For the second panda to die unnecessarily? It's really heartbreaking. And I'm an animal lover. And I'm surprised that PETA and the ASPCA are not coming down hard on this Memphis, Tennessee zoo, at least massive protesting. I don't know what's going on. I'm surprised it's not in the media because it should be. So dumbasses, send the panda back. Stop making this political. I bet that's what they're doing, since it's such a right wing state. I bet they're making this sick panda, these sick pandas, a political issue by being spiteful and not returning them to China like they should. So that's all I have to say on that. OK, let me set this up. Bear with me. I know I say this every week, but it's not my fault. It's the way the program is. Geeks are not as brilliant. They're not always as brilliant as people think they are. OK, they do have flaws. They do make mistakes. Be wary of fishing at these 13 water bodies, that means bodies of water, found to have, quote, forever chemicals. I guess Massachusetts DPH says, recent testing found fish from ponds, reservoirs, and lakes in select state parks to have levels of the substance above levels recommended for consumption. Now, these are forever chemicals. These are toxic chemicals that don't dissipate in nature. They don't get weak and vanish. OK, here is a Walden pond in Concord, New Hampshire. All right, Christopher Gavin, March 7, 2023. Henry David Thoreau once wrote extensively about fishing in his beloved Walden pond with some of his catch likely serving as dinner. Yeah, not nowadays, for the famed writer from time to time. This week, though, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health wrote a different takeaway on fishing at the storied pond. Be careful. The pond is among the 13 lakes, ponds, and reservoirs within state parks where the department is advising the public to either reframe from fishing entirely or to use caution when catching and consuming freshwater fish. Recent testing revealed fish harvested from their waters contain levels of per and polyfluoroalkyl, polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, better known as forever chemicals. Higher than what public health officials recommend for regular consumption. PFAS are man-made chemicals commonly used in consumer products around the globe as amplified by their nickname, PFAS. Do not break down in the environment over time. PFAS exposure has been linked to changes in liver and kidney function, changes in thyroid hormone and cholesterol levels and immune system effects according to the DPH. In addition, PFAS exposure has been shown to cause developmental effects to fetuses during pregnancy, officials said in a news release. Some studies also suggest an increased risk of developing cancer following long-term exposures to elevated levels of some PFAS. Elevated levels of PFAS were found in fish sampled from these bodies of water. Ashland, hold on. Ashland reservoir in Ashland. These are Massachusetts areas. Chickapee reservoir in Chickapee. Lake Kachatui in Natick or Natick mass. Denison Lake in Wichendon with probably Indian names. Dunpond in Gardener, well, not all Indian names. Fearing pond in Plymouth. Houtons pond in Milton. Pierce Lake in Saugus. I used to stay on Route 1 in Saugus when I visited a sale in Massachusetts during Halloween. If it fell during a weekend, the place was jam-packed. Not Saugus, but sale. But anyway, I used to stay in a hotel on the lovely Route 1 in Saugus mass. Anyway, I digress. Pequot pond in Westfield Lake. Quinsegaemond in Worcester. Spell like Worcester was Worcester. Walden pond in Concord. Watson pond in Taunton. All right. Notably, PFAS were not detected from surface water sampled at these locations at levels unsafe for swimming or other recreational activities, the DPH said. The department's fish consumption of visories for each site vary and can range from a recommendation of consuming no more than two meals per week. I wouldn't risk it to no fish at all. OK, that's enough. That's enough. There's no need to go on and on and on and on and on. So welcome to toxic modern living and how companies, I guess, who pay off politicians are allowed to dump their toxic waste in all bodies of water instead of properly disposing it, which costs money. Welcome, welcome capitalism. OK, I just want to do a quick, hey, Mr. Ronnie S. Good evening to you, sir. After I finish my topics, I'll send you out a link. Good morning, Masumi from outside of Tokyo, Japan. Good morning and happy Sunday to you, it is. Let's see. In Japan, it is probably 10, 20 AM in the Tokyo area. So good morning and happy Sunday to you, Masumi. Good evening, my dear James from Japan. I'm starting work already. Yes, Masumi runs her own salon and she's taking care of an early bird customer. The early bird catches the maggot, as I always say. My chai tea with a lime wedge, slowly brewed. OK, OK, let me go. Let me get back to the articles, son of a bitch. Here we go. Bear with me. I know I always say that. Bear with me. You're very welcome, Masumi. Very welcome. OK, newly discovered enzyme that turns air into electricity, providing a new clean source of energy. Now, you can be sure the power companies will greedily take control of this new discovery. Australian scientists have discovered an enzyme that converts air into energy. The finding published today in the journal Nature reveals that this enzyme uses the low amounts of the hydrogen in the atmosphere to create an electrical current. This finding opens the way to create devices that literally make energy from thin air. Got all of science. Can't stop science. No way, no how. Can't stop it. That was George Gustin's Enzyme phone. He said that. But he was right. He was right. The research team led by Dr. Reece Grinther, or Ryze Grinther, whatever, PhD student at Ashley Cropp and Professor Chris Greening from the Amonash University Biomedicine Discovery Institute in Melbourne, Australia, produced and analyzed a hydrogen-consuming enzyme from a common soil bacterium. Got all of them enzymes. Recent work, I've got to keep on, I already did this. I don't know why it shrunk the font with a new article. Recent work by the team has shown that many bacteria use hydrogen from the atmosphere as an energy source in nutrient-poor environments. We've known for some time that bacteria can use trace hydrogen in the air as a source of energy to help them grow and survive, including in Antarctic soils. That's right. Antarctic is a land and rock and mountain continent. Even though there's no countries there, because it's too damn cold. Antarctic soils, volcanic craters, and the deep ocean. Professor Greening said, but we didn't know how they did this until now. In this nature paper, the researchers extracted the enzyme responsible for using atmospheric hydrogen from a bacterium called mycobacterium smegmatis. Wow, what a name. They show that this enzyme called HUC turns hydrogen gas into an electrical current. Dr. Grinter notes, HUC is extraordinarily efficient, unlike all other known enzymes and chemical catalysts. It even consumes hydrogen below atmospheric levels as little as 0.0005% of the air we breathe. The researchers use several cutting edge methods to reveal the molecular blueprint of atmospheric hydrogen oxidation. They used advanced microscopy, cryoAM, to determine its atomic structure and electrical pathways, pushing boundaries to produce the most resolved enzyme structure reported by this method to date. They also use a technique called electrochemistry to demonstrate the purified enzyme creates electricity at minute hydrogen concentrations. Laboratory work performed by CROP shows that it is possible to store purified HUC for long periods. It is astonishingly stable. It is possible to freeze the enzyme or heat it to 80 degrees Celsius, and it retains its power to generate energy, CROP said. This reflects that this enzyme helps bacteria to survive in the most extreme environments. HUC is a natural battery that produces a sustained electrical current from air or added hydrogen. While this research is at an early stage, the discovery of HUC has considerable potential to develop small air-powered devices. For example, as an alternative to solar-powered devices, the bacteria that produces enzymes like HUC are common and can be grown in large quantities, meaning we have access to a sustainable source of the enzyme. Dr. Grinter says that a key objective for future work is to scale up HUC production. Once we produce HUC in sufficient quantities, the sky is quite literally the limit for using it to produce clean energy. Wow. That's exciting. That's exciting news. OK. That is real exciting news. You know where I'm going? Let me take a look at this. This is a Elon Musk. A little bit of Elon Musk here. The Muskrat. I just made that up. The Muskrat. Oh, gosh. I just made that up. CNN Business, Wall Street Journal. Elon Musk is planning to build his own town. You know, when you're worth that many billions of dollars, I guess you get very antsy in your spare time. That's what it sounds like. The man who has everything now wants his own town. OK, by Claire Duffy, CNN. Maybe it is a video, so I don't have to talk. I can give my throat a rest. What's going on here? No, no, that was OK. Or that was something else. OK. What do you get for the billionaire who has everything? What did I just say? Perhaps his own town. Entities connected to Elon Musk and his companies have reportedly been acquiring thousands of acres of land in Texas with the hope of starting a town where his employees could live and work. Where's the prison camp? Concentration camp or something that his employees have to live there? Let me guess. Elon Musk will be the mayor. Probably forever. The first dictatorial mayor with no free elections, according to a report from a Wall Street Journal on Thursday. These entities have purchased at least 3,500 acres near Austin and are in the process of working toward incorporating a town called Snailbrook. How do you get that name from? Hopefully, there's a brook that flows through the town and some snails crawling around in slugs. I know Elon is a slug. He'll fit in just fine. Snailbrook, jeez, and apparent reference to the mascot of Musk's tunneling firm, the Boring Company. The Boring Company, according to the journal. The report cites county deeds and other land records as well as city and county emails, internet company communications, state licensing records, and interviews with land owners and city and county officials. CNN has not reviewed all the land and other land and other records cited in the journal report. Over the years, tech companies have offered numerous amenities on campus to recruit workers and sometimes incentivize them to put in longer hours. Yeah, here we go, concentration camp. You know what this reminds me of? I bet he got the idea from what I'm going to tell you. By building out a company, town of his own, Musk could take that approach even further. Really, Elon Musk. This sounds a lot like Foxconn in mainland China. Foxconn is the location of the manufacturing assembly for Apple products like the iPhone. And the poor souls that work for Foxconn and slave in their sweatshop have to live there. And they put in all they do is work. And they're not allowed to take any breaks. If they go to the restroom, I think they dock them of their pay or they tell them to wear adult diapers. It's horrible. It's really good. I bet this is where Elon Musk got the idea from. According to the report, Musk wants employees that his company's boring company, Tesla and SpaceX, all of which have major production facilities near Austin to be able to live in new homes with below market rents. Below market. Yeah, well, one penny below market. Don't trust a wealthy person, especially a corporate CEO. Don't believe what they say. The snailbrook effort also reportedly includes plans to build more than 100 homes, as well as neighborhood features, such as a pool and outdoor sports area. Incorporating a town might also give Musk, who has been known to clash with state and federal regulators, more say over how things are run. Man, it's got the Trump mentality. Musk in 2020 announced he would move Tesla's headquarters and his personal residence from California to Texas, blaming frustrations with California's coronavirus related restrictions. Last year, Tesla opened a new gigafactory manufacturing facility in Austin. There's method to his madness. Musk's SpaceX and boring company also have facilities in Texas. And boring company has reportedly been in talks with Austin about the possibility of building tunnels in the city according to a February report from the Austin American statesman. Well, I hope a snailbrook doesn't end up being a boring company. Well, that's enough. That's enough. That's it. OK, what does this say? Property records for Bastrop County, which is adjacent to Austin, show that the boring company owns 11 parcels of land on one address near the Colorado River, where mobile homes were built over the past three years, according to records reviewed by CNN. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is set to hold a meeting on plans for a wastewater treatment plant on the same site. Maybe that's the brook going through snailbrook, the wastewater treatment plant. I cracked myself up, which were submitted by an LLC registered to a boring company executive according to a public announcement of the meeting. That same entity also owns a number of parcels of nearby property comprising commercial and residential building plots and pasture and farming land. Public records show the journal reported that Musk's team has discussed incorporating the town in Bastrop County. The county told the journal that it had not received an application for incorporation, which requires a certain number of residents from Musk or any of his entities. OK, Tesla, SpaceX, and boring company did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the report. Oh, thank god this is over. Starting to bore me. Starting to get boring, boring like Joanne Whirly from The Old Wife and Show. I don't believe it. All right, let's see what we've got here. Oh, all right. OK, this is interesting. Bear with me. This is really fascinating. Africa is splitting into two continents and may open a vast new ocean. Well, this is not going to be a long article because it says here in five to 10 million years, we won't be around to see it. A new ocean could cut through the continent and turn East Africa into an island. Yeah, who the hell cares? You know, the tectonic plates are constantly moving. Africa is slowly but surely tearing in two, like anything in geology. It's an extremely long process. Yeah, you're telling me. That will take millions of years, but it will eventually see part of East Africa chip off from the rest of the continent, likely resulting in a new ocean arising between the two land masses. Yeah, this has to do with what's going on here. Tectonic plates, I'm sure. Suzwar Rift Kenya is splitting. And there's the split just starting now. All right, I guess I could play the video. It's always splitting at the risk valley at the massive Earthquakes, but the fish are in the rock valley. That's sure as the intersection of the busy, my hill, the rock road, has a pretty huge care. That is as much as it can be for more than 20 meters wide running through it. Earth forces are strongest at the base of the valley. It's also good that geologic processes are the most active. Suzwar lies at the bottom of the valley. Who gives a rat's ass, really? What do you think about it? All right, this was my plan. Okay, after I play a little Bernie, hold on for a second. After I play a little Bernie Sanders, wait, wait, Bernie, then I'll send the link out. I'll send the links out. Bear with me, friends, okay. All right, that's well said, Bernie Sanders, very well said. Okay, let's see. Oh, I missed this one. Well, this one is a chiseless hall of shame inductee, which is the US auto manufacturing industry. I guess you can throw in car dealers too because they most likely do it with the imports. Okay, let's see, are we all set up here? It's an article. 31% of new cars sold for above sticker price last month. These 10 models have the biggest premiums. Notice again, if you're in the market for a new car, be prepared for the possibility of paying more than sticker price. Well, you know, you're inducted into progressive discussions chiseless hall of shame, the US car industry. The average new car price in February was 45,296 dollars. Wow, compared with the average manufacturers suggested retail price for MSRP of 41,637, still highway robbery, absolutely insane. I think my grandfather paid half of that in the 1950s for his house in Lower Rhine New Jersey. Holy, this is incredible. For a product that loses quite a bit of its Kelly book value, as soon as the tires hit the asphalt of the street, a very fast depreciating item. And this is what they want. According to new research from iccars.com, iccrooks.com is more like it. Yeah, it's capitalism, man. It's capitalism for you. An estimated 31%, well, in this case, retail, which is probably among the sleaziest of capitalism. An estimated 31% of new vehicles were sold above MSRP last month, according to a joint forecast from JD Power and LMC Automotive. That's down from a high of 48% in July, a big deal. On average, new autos are priced 8.8% above MSRP, according to the iccars report. While that's down from a peak of 10.2% in mid 2022, each of the 10 models with the biggest difference as an average price of at least 20% above its MSRP, less gumbags. Car models, I'm just gonna jump right to it. Car models that are fetching the highest prices above MSRP. Genesis, okay, in GV70, the MSRP is $44,299, deal of price $56,476, 28% jump. So this just shows you how much the deal has ripped the consumers off. Jeep Wrangler, MSRP $35,827, deal of price $44,396. Okay, that's a jump of 24%. Mercedes Benz GLB, $41,061, deal of price $50,452, it's a jump of 22%. Porsche Taycan, $100,169 is the MSRP, deal of price $122,940, a jump of 23%, and then I'm not gonna read it more. One more. Well, no, no, let me get to the Cadillac. Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, MSRP, $45,386, deal of price $55,347, a jump of 22% Cadillac, CT4V. Now, this is a freaking Cadillac. This is not like MSRP, 57,000, $737, and deal of price is $69,904, a jump of 21%. Now, for the Cadillac, Cadillac's not worth that amount of money. If you wanna get ripped off, I would go for the, okay, either the Lexus, which is made by Toyota or the Mercedes. Lexus, I'm gonna jump to the last one. Lexus RX 350, MSRP, price $49,339, deal of price $59,347, increase of 20%. And there's another Cadillac, CT5, $41,870 is the MSRP, deal of price $50,383, a jump of 20%. So, honestly, the best bang for the buck when it comes to quality, I would say I would pick the Honda Accord, the new Honda Accord. My sister bought one and she loves it. And I've written in it, I've wrote in it many times. So, okay, I want you to bear with me because I'm going to send out the links with me. Please bear with me, bear with me. Okay, let me get the next. Hey, Tommy Carroll, Tommy Carroll, greetings to you. Cheers, JPM. I think Honda is the most stolen car with the Dodge Challenger. Well, there has to be a reason for that. The car thieves know what's in high demand and deservingly so. I mean, Honda makes Acura, right? Nissan makes Infiniti, Toyota makes Lexus. But when it comes to, Japanese cars really have the, they still have the edge over all other cars. And in Japan, I would say Honda has a reputation for quality that used to be second only to Mercedes. But I don't know how Mercedes is doing nowadays. This was an article many years ago. Anyway, good evening to you, Tommy Carroll. Okay, now this is a video that is going to piss you off, Tommy Carroll, just like it does with me. Horrible, okay, hold on. This is, I swear, if I was the mayor in this city, particularly in New York, I would call on the National Guard to assist me with the high crime in these areas where these mutants, these thugs, these mutants are sociopaths of prey on the innocent. You can't negotiate with them. You cannot rehabilitate them. The only solution is the old fashioned Charles Bronson vigilante death wish. I would get a mayor, oh, it's his name, Adams. Eric Adams, I would get the National Guard in there to help out NYPD. I'm serious. I wouldn't tolerate any of this shit, the follows in charge. I mean, the worst case scenario is how the Beetlejuice looking former mayor lightfoot of Chicago, Illinois, how she ran her city with a hands-off policy with the thugs, with the hooligans. Maybe she did like mayor, the old mayor of the past, David Dinkins did in New York. Maybe she had a hands-off policy by not hassling the brothers. You know, it's very possible. Okay, well, I'm waiting. Me, hold on. There's a blast from the past. Nina Eority or Nina Yeo from the state of Rhode Island, the ocean state, long time no see. Okay, okay. Now, this is infuriating. It is a pack, a wolf pack of teenagers trashing a Chinese restaurant. That's a great, this is very upsetting. $20,000 damage. The manager said during the course of it, he hid behind the counter and called police. He also instructed his staff not to engage with the group as they ransacked the place. Councilwoman Vicki Paladino stops by to check on Fish Village. She says at least 50 cops were just added to her districts, but still more are needed. With incidences like this, it warrants more police. They took an elevator, three floors up to do what they did. And then took an elevator, three floors down and left with no money, no nothing, just to wreak havoc. Are you snapping, baby girl? What's wrong? Baby girl, look, you going to jail, baby girl. You going to jail, what's he going to jail? She asked for help. Nobody will help her. She trashed the store. The other woman trashed the donuts. I want buck for my bang. Tommy Carroll says, JPM, they just be getting their reparations early. Yeah. Here is Mr. Ronnie S. That was a very upsetting and disturbing video. I didn't even see the video. I just, I heard it and it was giving me a headache. It was giving me a headache too. It was about a bunch of people from the hood. Hoodlums from the hood. Hoodlums. What city was that in? Was that New York? New York. Trashing retail stores and a Chinese restaurant for petty reasons for stupid reasons. Do you know what, Burrow? Well, they trashed the restaurant for no reason. No, do you know what, Burrow, it was in Manhattan? Let me check. Let me see if they mention it. It just says in New York, it does it. Yeah. Well, I say to get a mentality that these kids are growing up with, turns them into criminals, the result of no old fashioned discipline. Well, in this case, old fashioned discipline won't help. I would say get the National Guard to help the cops. The National Guard in New York? Yeah. Call out the New York National Guard? New York National Guard. I used to, I had a friend who was in the New York National Guard. They sent him to Afghanistan. And unfortunately, he didn't make it back. Oh, shit. A waste of life and a wasted war. And he was talking me into joining with him when he was joining up. I almost did it. Really good friend of mine. Real good friend. That's really tragic. It's really a shame. Oh, man. Well, I'm saving the last video for Michael Goldsmith Hilton, because it's a subject, two subjects that he discussed a lot on his solo videos when he goes live. And it's right up his alley. So I'll see if he comes on. If he comes on, great. I'll play it. Mr. Goldsmith. Yeah, if he does come on, I'll play it for us. For you, rather. Yeah, so I was watching right now the World Baseball Classic. Venezuela versus the Dominican Republic. They're playing in Miami. That's a good game, man. Oh, the Dominicans should be fantastic. Venezuela is good, too. They're winning right now, three to one. Venezuela's got a strong team. Yeah, a lot of good Venezuelans, too. I remember the baseball players last name was Abru. Abru, yeah, he was a Yankee. Yeah, he was Venezuelan. Yeah, there's quite a few good Venezuelans. And when the Red Sox won the World Series, when they broke the curse of the Bambino, there was I think Orlando Cabrera shortstop for the Red Sox. He's from the town. My ex-wife is from Cartagena, Colombia. Oh, Colombia, OK, yeah. Yeah, Colombia is in a tournament, too. They don't have as strong a team as the other countries. The last time I watched this years ago, Mexico was in it. The last one was 2017. Well, the last one that year. The year I got to see it was it ended with Korea versus Japan. OK, OK, and won. But Korea had a damn good team. So I think that was 2009. Korea had a damn good team. And you know, this is actually good for major league baseball because it is. It is. It's great. Their scouts can really prospect. The only thing, James, is with the timing. So it takes place right now. During spring training for the US, right? So it's not. So the teams, like the management, doesn't want the players to go out there and get injured in the World Baseball Classic when they're about to start their regular season in April. That's why I don't see the players. That's why in this country it's not a big thing. It's not that huge. But this year it's pretty big. There's a lot of players that joined up. The United States team, is it made up of triple A farm players? No, it's made up. Well, it can be. But this year there's a lot of major leaguers that decided to join up. And the management let them join. In the past, they weren't really letting them do that. So this is only the fifth time this has happened. The first year that the WBC had a tournament was 2006. Japan won that year. 2009 was the next one. Japan won that year. Then 2013 was the next one. The many Korean public won. They beat Puerto Rico in the final. That was an awesome game. That was in Miami too. That was a really good game. And then in 2017 was the next one. And the US actually won that one. And then I think it was supposed to be in 2020, but then COVID, they didn't do it. So now it's six years later, they're doing it this year. And there's more hype behind it. But it's still in this country, it's not enough hype. So I think what they need to do to get this thing really going as a big deal in the USA is move it from this time of year, it's not the best time of year, maybe to like July, X out the All-Star game. Because the All-Star Week is just a joke anyway. They don't take it seriously. So every four years or so, take out the All-Star Week and bring in the World Baseball Classic. And then you're going to have the American players at their top, because they're in the middle of playing the season. And they're going to take it seriously. So it'll be like a break. Instead of All-Star break, every four years, it'll be good. It won't be a joke. It'll be a serious tournament. I think it's played, I think the All-Star game every year is like played out. It's just, it's stupid, honestly. It's a joke. Nobody really likes it. For many, for like a good 20 years or so, starting in 2003, I think it was, until like 2017 or around there, they made it that. So it's the AL versus the NL. And whoever won, their league would get home field advantage in the World Series. So it made the game about something. But then they took that away. They took it away again. You know what I don't like, the players in the All-Star game, correct me if I'm wrong, are they voted by the fans? No, they're voted by journalists, like baseball journalists. OK, so they're. I think it's record-based. No, actually, no, it is voted by the fans. I think it's a mixture of both, because you can vote, actually. Because when I was a kid, I watched the All-Star game. They would start, let's say, the American League would like all the legends, all the big names. And they kept them in the game for a while. And then as years went by, I noticed the starting players. They take them out, yeah. They take them out. They kept on, like they want to give everybody a chance to play. No, no, if you suck, you suck. It's not a competitive game. That's the problem. It's like the NBA All-Star game. It's a show-off thing. It's like batting practice. Isn't there something similar in football? Yeah, the, what is it called? The Pro Bowl. And it takes place after the Super Bowl. Or I think actually this year, they moved it before the Super Bowl to get more ratings. Because in prior years, they got no ratings at all. Because it's just dumb, honestly. Nobody wants to see it. I just got a flash about how the Philadelphia Eagles shot themselves in both feet. They really, they fucked up. They really did. They dropped the ball like two or three times when they shouldn't have dropped the ball. And then they lost by a field goal. So anyway, that's. Well, I'm excited about baseball this year. I think it's going to be a good, you know, the World Baseball Classic is heating it up the spring training. Spring training is exciting, man, because like there's some, it all takes place in Arizona and Florida. So I can go to like, I was telling you last time, there's like four teams right around here. Well, my friend of mine was in, was in Naples and Mark Powell Island, and he took a, well, his plane landed in Fort Myers, and he went to watch the Red Sox spring training game. Yeah. And between the Red Sox and the Yankees, what's exciting to me is all the hot AAA farm prospects that are battling for positions, you know, like shortstop left field, maybe second base, you know, but they're really good. But it's not just the Red Sox and the Yankees. It's every team. Every team has that. You know, that's what spring training is all about. Yeah, I mean, instead of having your budget get sucked up by a bunch of superstar old timers, when I say old timer, I mean, like a 35-year-old, a 30, 35-year-old. Like a Robinson Cannell. You know, Robinson Cannell? I remember him. That fucking guy. Like, you know, you're older, and you're a lot. He's on the Dominican team tonight. He's playing. Really? You know, your agent is greedy, and he makes you greedy, and you're not a spring chicken anymore. You're like 35-years-old. And you're like, and then you want it. They have a budget. Like a Brian Cashman. Hey, he's got a budget. And I mean, I totally understand with Aaron Judge, but I would just get hot prospects in the other positions like young guys from AAA. Well, they try to. And there's certain teams that do it better. Some teams are more into that. And then there's other teams that more so go for the veterans. And they spend money on them. The Mets are famous for that. The Mets are famous for picking up high salary veteran players that prove their worth already. And then when they get to the Mets, they're not that great, and they're not really performing. They've been doing that for years, man. Veteran, veteran. And I should have said veteran and not old man or old-timers. Old-timers is like the old-timer game that they have at Yankee Stadium. Now, Lemayu, he had a boo-boo in his big toe, right? DJ Lemayu? I don't follow the Yankees. Yeah, he had a boo-boo in his big toe. He was out for the season because his big toe. DJ Lemayu? DJ Lemayu's big toe is hurting. Yeah, I don't really follow the Yankees, but I kind of want to go to a string training game because the Yankees play in Tampa, right by the airport, which is, you know, that's like 20 minutes for me. Cabrera, yeah, it would be cool to get over there. Judge, here come the judge. Here come the judge. Yeah, Judge, he'll probably come out and play later in the month, like towards the last few games, you know? The first couple of weeks, it's more about the rookies. And then as spring training moves on, then the more established guys come down and play. You know what I mean? Yeah. They try to build the team at that point. Man, Giancarlo Stanton, when he was with the Miami Marlins, he like... He was fire, yeah. But it was against a different division with different pitchers. Well, he finished the season with 59 home runs. And Judge wasn't far behind them, I think. Were you talking about last year? No, right before the Yankees. Right before the Yankees picked them up. He's been there for a few years now. Huh? He's been on the Yankees for a few years now. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Remember when they first traded them, though? But the Marlins don't stick with their players forever. Then he fizzled that. Well, I know when the Marlins won the World Series that one year, they sold off the team. They did that twice. They sold off the team. Right after they won the World Series. Well, the owner of the Red Sox sold off. I think his name was Werner. He sold off the team when they won the World Series and broke the Bambino's curse that time. But Johnny Damon was on a trot, Nixon, he sold off. They sold off the team. The Marlins won in 97, sold off the whole team, going into 98. Then they won again in 2003, which was only five, six years later. Remember when the Arizona Diamondbacks beat the Yankees that one time in the World Series? Yeah. What year was that? That was Randy. What was it, Randy Johnson? What year was that? That was like, you know, a while ago. Well, it was the 2000s, definitely, right? Maybe like 2011? No, before the Diamondbacks, right? I remember when the Yankees were in the 80s sometime, when the Yankees were totally embarrassed by the big red machine, Sparky Anderson and the Cincinnati Reds, they swept them. I think just like Houston Astros embarrassed the Yankees. You know, and Judge was pissed off about that. I think he felt like the team just didn't play hard. I mean, the Yankees are a good team. The Yankees are a good fucking team. They had a stellar year last year. There's nothing to complain about with them. Yeah. I mean, they were in first place for the whole season. They were in first place for the majority of the year, yeah. And there were many games ahead of wherever it was in second. And then they started. They didn't have a great postseason, but they had a great season. They started losing in late summer. They started. And the Mets were right behind them, really, for the majority of the year. It was the Yankees in the AO and the Mets in the NL. It was like New York's year. I remember the Subway series. And at that time, I was working in the vitamin shop and in Paramount, New Jersey. And Mike Piazza used to come in the store a lot. Oh, really? Yeah, yeah. The 2000? Yeah. The Subway series in 2000? Yeah. Yeah, he used to come in and get what do you call it? Medium chain triglycerides from coconut oil. He used to get a bottle of that. It's a big energy booster. Nice guy. He was in Oregon. He was very down to earth. I had, it's funny you say that I had, I still have it. Mike Piazza's first sports card, baseball card, when he was on the Mets. His first card as a Mets player. As a Mets player? Because I think he knew Tommy Lewis. And he's from Pennsylvania. So Tommy Lewis Sorter is also from Pennsylvania. And you might have been with the Dodgers as a rookie. Yeah. And then he actually was on the Marlins for a short amount of time. And then he got traded to the Mets. And I have the Marlins card also. And he was only on the Marlins for like two, three months. And he was able to get on one of the cards. So it's like a rare card. Yeah. Pretty cool. That was like 97, 98. He was on the Mets in 98. That was his first year. Yeah. Well, the good thing is the New Yankee Stadium is a hitters ballpark. It's compared to the old, the old one. It always was. The old one was too. Yeah. But if you're a left-handed batter it was. If you're, they designed it for Babe Ruth. Because he was a left-handed batter. So right field, that was a short porch. And left field was way to hell out in left field. It was far. So it was like lopsided, the outfield. So it was designed for Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth. And most of the sluggers were. Babe Ruth was left-handed? Yeah. Yeah. So it was designed for the left-handed sluggers they had, which is really not fair to the right-handed batters, which is kind of stupid. Like now it's proportional. Now the new stadium is proportional. And it's not really super far to hit a home run, which is good. So that's why they're the Bronx bombers. Because hit the bombs out of the small, you know, it's a pretty small-dimensioned park. How's it go again? What the hell is that guy's name? Anthony. He's really good. The Italian kid. Anthony at first baseman. Rizzo. Anthony Rizzo. Right? Anthony Rizzo. Yeah, he gets a decent amount of home run. He's actually an excellent ball player. I think they got him from the Cubs. Yeah, he was on the Cubs. He was one of the stars. Yeah, Anthony Rizzo, what's his name? Cabrera or Cabrera? So many Cabreras. Miguel Cabrera. Yeah, this guy is Oswaldo Cabrera. Oswaldo. He did really good in the postseason. And from what I understand, the short time he was in during the season, he definitely has tremendous potential as Oswaldo. And the other guy on third base is problematic. The third baseman is really problematic as far as getting along with the co-play with the teammates. No, but Bader's in the outfield, not him. He's a white guy. They're trying to unload him. He hasn't been doing that good. And he stirred some shit up with Aaron Judge and another player. They kept on calling him daddy because his wife just had a baby. That's not a reason to get mad. He got mad at that? Yeah. Yeah, he made a big deal out of it. Oh, let's see. Somebody sent me. Oh, Gabriel Salias. He sends me these such unimportant things. I mean, out of left field. Tom will join the show. Yeah, let me just send him a link. Let me send him a link. How's that song go? Meet the men's, greet the men's. Meet the men's. You should play it on YouTube. Can't because it's probably copyrighted. No, that song's actually not copyrighted. Play it. Play the shit out of that song. Bring your kitties, bring your wife. Meet the men's, meet the men's. You'll have time for your wife. It's a cool song. Really suck in the ball, hitting those home runs over the wall. They still play it sometimes. Like if they win, they'll play it after the game. East side, west side. Meet the men's, meet the men's. Let me give you a little lion, a little lioness. Eric, I don't even know if he's home. I don't know if he's freaking home. I'll send it to him anyway. Maybe he's at the airport. No, he told me yesterday he was at the airport flying home, that was yesterday. Let me see if I can find the words. Let me see if I can find the words. Let me do it on my phone. It'll be easier if I did it on my phone. Fuck a Wi-Fi. Sometime this century. Come on. Lyrics to the Met. Ah, you son of a bitch. Lyrics to the Met Zone. Yo, cuck-sucker. Oh, here we go. All right. Am I supposed to? OK. Meet the men's, meet the men's. Step right up and greet the men's. Bring your kiddies, bring your wife. Guarantee to have the time of your life. Because the men's are really suckin' the ball. Knockin' those home runs over the wall. East side, west side, everybody's comin' down. To meet the M-E-T-S Mets of New York Town. James, when you were a kid, you were a Mets fan? I watched the games of- Did you grow up in Queens? I remember Rhyngold. Yeah, Rhyngold Beer was the sponsor. Did you grow up in Queens? No, no, I watched them- No, I watched them on, was it, W-O-R or Channel 9? They had them on- I grew up in New Jersey. Yeah, but they still televised. Yeah, yeah, that was the closest team, right? Or the Yankees are closer. And then they had Phil Rizzuto, you know, holy cow. Oh, here we go. Yeah, Phil Rizzuto. That was when Bobby Mercer was still alive. Roy White, Lupinello was in the outfield. He was good. Keith Hernandez? Yeah, Willie Randolph, he came over later on. I think he was with the Pirates. They got Willie Randolph, Thurman Munson. He, I mean, I feel bad that he died in the plane crash, but like Roberto Clemente, but he was, to me, he was a mediocre catcher. I'll be right back, James. Yeah, OK. There's more words to this song. And now I know why they didn't include it. I got to refill my mug. Greet the Mets. Oh, nobody here but us chickens. Hello, everybody. Intimation. And he's back. Yeah, now where's Michael Goldsmith? No, no, no. He told me Saturday night is the best time, unless he's not. He didn't get home yet. Because I figured, you know, he's three hours earlier. Maybe that's it. Oh, man, how many how many lyrics? How many does like this the second verse of this song is longer than the one everybody knows? That's enough. That's enough. What umpire suspended indefinitely after video of horrendous game ending. Third strike call goes viral. That sucks. It's probably the pitch clock shit. South. The new rules. Now, is there some kind of new rule where? Yeah, the pitch clock. The pitcher has to pitch the ball within 20 seconds. Oh, that sucks. You mean you can't scratch your crotch in your head and you stick your hand under your armpit. They're trying to make the game go quicker. So the pitcher can't fuck around anymore. So Gaylord Perry wouldn't be able to function today if he was young. He was the guy, he was the one famous for hiding Vaseline under his cap and throwing spitball. Well, they've been saying the average time of the game in like the 70s, like late 70s was like two hours and a half. And now it's like three and a half or it was, you know, last year, three and a half, four. Really? So it was shorter. So it used to be shorter. In the 70s, that's odd. Right. Because pitchers used to like, you know, scratch themselves everywhere. They used to take their sweet ass sign. There used to be more stealing. So that's why now they made the bases bigger. So they're easier to steal. They're bigger. They did. That's one of the changes. But it looked like my pillow. So it's like a big square now. It looked like my pillow. No, but they, well, there were famous base stealing. You know, there were baseball players that were just famous for base stealing. You know, Ricky Henderson, Lou Brock of the Cardinals. You know, they were known for that. Lou Brock. Every time they, every time they got on first, they were ready to steal. And they were so quick that they would take a long lead and they were able to get back before the pitcher throws them out. You know, they were just, that was their thing. Base stealing, which can add up to winning runs. Yeah, they can. Yeah. I mean, I mean, technically a team can just go to the World Series based on just a lot of bases. They don't, they don't need any big sluggers on a team. To be successful. Yeah, depends. They don't need big time. Every, yeah. Yeah, but it's nice. It's nice to have one because it sells tickets. You know, like Aaron Judge, a lot of people buy tickets. They want to see Aaron Judge hit home runs. Sure. You know, it's a draw. It's like, it's like a Indie circuit. Wouldn't you want to see it? Yeah, it's like an Indie circuit wrestling promoter that books one star. Like Goldberg. Like usually a star gets a little under or $1,000 to wrestle like 10 minutes or so, you know, just as a draw, you know, to get, to get, to fill the venue. So there's one star, people come to see the star. They don't come to see the Indie circuit wrestlers, the, you know, all the young no names that people don't know. They come to see, who are they? Kevin Nash. Yeah, well, that's what a lot of these semi-retired older wrestlers do. They, they, they, they, they, they wrestle for some spare change, you know, or, well. For them, it's spare change. What's going on with Folk Hogan? $1,000 here, $1,000 there, it all adds up, you know. Hogan, well, Hogan probably does a lot of conventions. Like we're, meeting greet. Meeting greets, it could be a comic book store. Wasn't he like hospitalized? What's going on with that? Yeah, he's, he can't feel his legs. He still can't? Well, what I understand, he, he has to walk with a crutch or with a cane or something. He had the, with all the metal, all the hardware that's in his lower back, you know, from that leg drop. Boom. So you think he's going to, it's going to stay like that? Right on his tailbone. Boom. Well, you know, medical science is. Like, how did it come about though? Like, from what triggered it? Just think about it. Leg drop. I understand the, the back, why it hurt, why he's messed up, but what triggered it like this time? Well, wear and tear over the years. You know, your, your, your coccyx bone is the, is the tip of your, your spinal, your spine. It's, it's the end. And a jam, it jammed the vertebrae. Every time he came down, you know, over and over, just keep jamming the vertebrae. You're bouncing off the mat, landing on your ass. And that's where your tailbone is, coccyx bone. Why do you think that leg drop was so deadly? I have no idea. All it is, is, is, if his, his ass is hitting the mat and his leg, the weight of his leg is landing on the sternum or the chest of the opponent. It's only the weight of his leg, of one leg. Well, what if it lands on their head, on their face? That's what they kind of make it look like it does. Like the leg drop lands on their jaw or something? Yeah, yeah. All your nose, break your nose, break your jaw. I mean, I could understand when like Randy Savage coming off the top rope with the elbow. I mean, that I can understand. But the leg drop, just, You don't think the leg drop seems as, Doesn't seem like a devastating finishing move. I think it is if it's on your face. If it's on your, like your sternum, then no. Well, he curses the day he chose it. He, he talks about that all the time. Now, did you, did you watch TNA when he was in charge? And like that, like 2010? Yeah, it was, well, T, TNA, it became impact. Impact, yeah. Yeah, it was, it was him. Booker T was there, Kurt Angle was there. Papa Pump, Scott Steiner was there. Jeff Jarrett. They were all there. Kurt Angle, right? They were all there. Then, from what I understand, some Canadian company bought it out and it's... Yeah, yeah. They're still around. They still have a show every Thursday. I'm surprised that Tony Khan doesn't just buy them out. I think he was working with them. Like, they were promoting each other's belts and shit on their shows. Also, what the hell do they call it again? Ring of Honor? Yeah, that was actually bought by Tony Khan. He did buy that. Was that, was that like, like an internet? No, it wasn't just on the internet. They had, they had, you know, like... I thought their show was on there like... Like, like lesser, lesser known cable channels. Like, ones up in like the 500s and shit. Yeah. But they had a show. It's just like how Impact is now. Impact's on one of those channels. So, they were a very successful indie circuit promotion. They were an added, yeah, for indies. Now, Impact... It became big enough for them to get recognition and they had a team that's taping. You know, there's so many cable stations. There's like hundreds of them, right? Yeah, but there's only like the core ones that people are really gonna watch. Like TNT, USA, like say FS1 maybe, no, it's gotta be big stations though. ESPN, you could say. But if you start going up into these stations over like channel 150 or even 200, it's not some miscellaneous channel that nobody's really gonna watch. Yeah, like if you won the Powerball Lottery and you decided to buy one of those cable stations and you started a rambunctious Ronny's Wrestling Alliance of some people. What do you have to buy a time slot, right? Yeah, well, it's kind of just like YouTube. Unless you just buy to stay. I mean, there's hundreds of stations. There's hundreds of channels. What would you want to have to the responsibility of having a whole station? You can just buy a time slot or a few time slots and get your word out there. Well, you need a good hour. Yeah, sure. So like maybe like what hour would you say? I was a week, like Sunday morning. Well, it's like eight to nine a.m. Like Stout Sunday? Like Stout Sunday, yeah, yeah. Guess what I had for breakfast? I got some, I had some, I was whiskey with a few raw eggs in it. That was what whiskey got, so. Something like that. But no, I would record it in the early evening, but if you get a late time slot, then you can do like a risque wrestling show and have the like to have the valets, you know, wear like tongs. Yeah. And you know, like, like. Yeah, but you don't think like at this point. Yeah, that's still a good idea, right? Like the old ECW or Paul Heyman. Oh, like, like attitude era, WWF. No, well, Paul Heyman. It's the same time period. Paul Heyman's ECW went on Saturday. No, what am I saying? Sunday at one a.m. One a.m. Yeah, so WWF had a show Saturday night at like 11 o'clock. Main event. It was called, no, it was called Shotgun Saturday Night. It only aired for like two years from like 97 to 99. Really? And it had like risque shit. It originally aired live from New York City. They would go to different venues each week. They had to just pick like and they were like small places. And it was pretty cool. It was like a small arena each week, but it was live. Every every Saturday at 11 and sunny was on. I remember sunny. Yeah, before before Sable. Yeah, and before that was before sunny went downhill. Way downhill. Yeah, yeah. No, she was big in 97. Sammy Lynn Stitch. What is her name? Tammy Lynn. Tammy Tammy Lynn. Sitch. Sitch. Yeah, Tammy Lynn. Sitch. Yeah, I remember when she was started off as like like and she was an announcer in the WWF. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And she actually went to ECW well, like towards the end of her and at that time, I remember when announcer, only announcer, Eric Bischoff went from Vern Gania, AWA to you. Did you watch at that time? Yeah, he went to the WWF. He was just an announcer, Eric Bischoff. He went to WCW, you mean? No, this is way before WCW hired him. W like Ted Turner, Ted Turner. He he became management when Ted Turner was like sold sold the company when Ted Turner took over in like 88. And then Ted Turner sold Time Warner. Well, that was his company. Yeah, he sold the Time Warner in 2000. Time Warner. But he bought it. He bought it in 1988. And then Time Warner first came on board. When he sold the Time Warner, he had no voting power whatsoever. He says that he regrets doing that. Like he said he has said that in later interviews. He didn't know that he was going to get screwed out of any. Supposedly, yeah, that's what that's what he says. Yeah, that's when it went down. Eric Bischoff says that's when I knew it was going to go. He was going down. He was the one that was that was in charge of the company. He's the one that kept it afloat. Well, you see Time Warner, what they did was they kind of like Tony Khan. They they they told they called Eric Bischoff into into a big meeting and it must have been over a dozen people work that worked for Time Warner, different executives. Yeah, I know. And, you know, and they told them to be like PG. They wanted to be PG. They wanted that was in that was in 98. They wanted to turn it to a family oriented promotion. Yeah, yeah, because that's how he and he was at the time. So he says he says, yeah, but that's what that's what Vince McMahon is doing, family oriented. And he wasn't because it's because at the time, Vince was was getting more worse gay. And that that's that's what fucked it up. But WCW for Eric Bischoff, too, at one time was really kicking their ass in the ratings, was Vince's ass big time in the ratings. You know, and then I think the end of it and then do it. Last year, Vince decided to sell or he's going to sell the company. Right. Yeah. And the WWE or he he resigned and Stephanie took over. Now he's back and Stephanie's gone. He's definitely quit. I think Triple H quit, too, right? Yeah. Did you hear that one? Yeah, like in other words, they had no the way Vince had it set up, you know, they neither of the two had any power. Well, they could have if they could have had power, but they quit. So I don't think that's it. Well, Stephanie said like she had enough. You all those years in the company she wanted. So she didn't want she didn't want to take over, you know. Yeah, you know, that's her choice. You got to look at it. The woman think it's Shane's choice, too. He doesn't he wanted to get out of there. A while ago, Shane, Stephanie, even Triple H, you got to travel constantly. You got to travel with the Triple H is like a wrestler. You think he'd be more interested, but he's on. He is like injured, too. He just came out of back surgery, not not that long ago. Triple H. Yeah. Besides his heart back surgery. Yeah, he had back surgery just like a few months ago. I don't think Triple H is the type to be content, sitting in an office, pushing papers around in Sanford, Connecticut. Yeah, with this kind of like, you see, they're going to do that or just retire. They can't wrestle. Yeah, I know. Yeah. What is he going to do? It's going to be like the next fucking whole program. Isn't it better to have a cushion your office in Sanford, Connecticut? I've seen it many times. It's right on I-95. Yeah, I'm sure it's nice. Yeah. When I drove up to Salem, Massachusetts with my my ex for Halloween, I used to pass it all the time. Stamford, Connecticut, I-95. The building with the W. W. Yeah, the main office is on I-95 North. Oh, really? I didn't know that. I knew it was in Stamford, Connecticut. Yeah, well, Stamford is right near the border. It's right near. It's right over the border from the cross Bronx Expressway. It goes into Connecticut. You know, when you cross the border into Connecticut, there's like Norwalk, Stamford, there's Bridgeport. And there's Norfork. Norfork? Well, I noticed that Norwalk is Bridgeport, Connecticut, Stamford. Yeah, that's all along the water, right? Yeah. It's on the sound. Yeah, on the sound, yeah, yeah. Yeah, like that other town in Long Island. Westport. Miniola? Miniola is not on the sound. Actually, Miniola is more towards like the center of the island. Miniola is not, it's not a coastal. It's not a coastal, no. Massapequa is not coastal. Unless I'm thinking of... I'm thinking maybe... Port Washington? Port Washington is, yeah. Maybe it was Port Washington I was thinking of. Yeah, and then on the end I went to like Greenport, Sag Harbor. And you know, when you drive all the way out, going towards Montauk and you're in like halfway up Long Island, you get Boston radio stations. It goes from New York to Boston. Yeah, when you're like halfway... I never noticed that. Yeah, more than when you pass the duck, you know, the duck... Yeah, yeah, the big duck. The big statue of the duck. Did you stop there? Yeah. Yeah, me too. Yeah, and then as soon as you like, you know, you're close, you're not far from Montauk and the Hamptons. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, then you get all, you get Boston. Because all of a sudden I heard static and all of a sudden I'm listening to Red Sox game from Fenway Park. You know, James, that's a really cool area out there. Oh. Out in the eastern Long Island over there. It's closer to New England than it even is New York. Well, if you take a ferry, you can go right to like Block Island, Nantucket. I think it's Block Island. It's within Suffolk County, which is the eastern county of Long Island. Yeah. But it's actually, geographically, it's closer to Connecticut than it is... No, it's closer to Rhode Island. It's closer to Rhode Island than it is to Long Island, but it's part of New York. They call that Block Island Sound. I think that's Block Island is the... Yeah, well, when Long Island Sound is near the ocean, before you get to the ocean, it's Block Island Sound and then there's the tip of Long Island and then there's Block Island. So what you're saying is Block belongs to New York State? Yeah, but it's actually, geographically, it's closer to Rhode Island. Oh, it's like Liberty Island with the statue. It's right by Jersey City. Yeah, but Jersey City is right by New York. And that's a little different. Yeah, I mean, when it comes to distance, it's really close. Yeah. But for this island, it's closer... It's closer to Rhode Island. It's farther from Long Island. Yeah. And then it's like the most eastern, eastern part of where Long Island is. And then it's actually considered New York State. It's pretty cool. It's like this remote island. It's part of New York. It's just hanging out there. It's totally own culture. Imagine how that island is during the wintertime. Oh, yeah. Or even right now, I mean, it's still cold up there. They get hit by snow. What the fuck is an island in the Long Island Sound going to do when it gets hit by snow? It's right out there. They'd be quarantined. That would be like a real quarantine. It's right out there. I mean, Martha's... At least Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket is under the arm of Cape Cod. It's like, you know, Cape Cod is kind of protecting it. Right. When it goes to a block island, I think it's more exposed. Yeah, it's out there. You're right. Yeah, exactly. That's a good way to describe it. You know, they have a very nice whaling museum in Sag Harbor. Yeah. They have one in Sag Harbor. And there's another one in Cold Spring Harbor. That's also on the North Shore. Cold Spring Harbor. Really? Yeah. So there's two whaling museums. I'm sure there's more than that. But those are the two most famous ones. Actually, the one in Cold Spring Harbor is the most famous. Michael says he'll try to make it. I don't know what he's doing. He'll try to make it. But nevertheless, have a good stream. Stream? Yeah, like streaming urine. Put the picture up. Put the picture up. Hold on. I got it up. Now, this is progressive. Yeah, wait a minute. The only way, let me finagle. Yeah, have a good stream. I mean, he's no, he can't make it Sunday. He's like a, he's like an executive, man. He's like a celebrity. You know, he's got to squeeze everybody. I mean, he's a strapping young man, I guess. Strapping young man. You mean a strap, a strap on dildo? Yeah, that's what I meant. You remember the, on the, what is it again? A family guy. You know, he lived in a fictitious town called Quahog Rhode Island. And he used to go. The real name of the town is Quag. Well, Quahog is a, it's a, it's a charter claim. It's a, it's a big claim. Anyway, he used to go to the drunken clam, the park called the drunken clam, but. I'm a family guy. Yeah, Peter Griffith. Yeah. And he, Adam West, you know, God rest his soul. He was the mayor. Adam West was the mayor. Yeah, he was the mayor. And there was a, a male strip club called, I think it was called the sausage party or something. It was, they had this, this dude. That wasn't wearing much, wearing a cowboy hat on a, on a, the sign that, that was, that was lit up. He was on top of a sausage. Something like that. Oh man. Sausage fest. Sausage fest. Oh man. Gabriel, Gabriel saw it. What happened with Gabriel? He's a little shy. He likes to send all this shit. Like pictures. He sends me ridiculous bullshit all the time. Like I'm, I'm in, I'm involved in a couple of mutual chat groups with Gabriel. So I, Uh huh. Yeah. And he puts just a lot of silly nonsense. Yeah. Yeah. Real silly stuff. I mean, but, but there, there are things that like people don't care about. Yeah. Yeah. Right. Okay. All right. Let me see if I can get this. And I have it on my computer. The peepee girl, the peepee, the Russian peepee girls. And how do you know she's Russian? Well, this is the story. What nationality is Stormy Daniels? Oh no. Stormy Daniels is not Russian. Of course not. What is she? She's a porno star. Well, what nationality is she? America? She looks very, uh, waspy to me. Very, uh, very Caucasian, very Caucasian. Um. Well, his wife is what? Russian descent? No, she's, um. Eastern European though, right? Yeah. She's definitely Eastern European. Kazakhstan? Yeah. Whatever, whatever it is, whatever she is, he likes Eastern European women, apparently. Yeah. Well, I agree with him, honestly. Yeah. Yeah. Well, they are pretty. They are, you know. Yeah. Yeah. Let me see. Okay. Um, let me see if I can blow this up. Stormy Daniels, Stormy Daniels. That's Dusty Rhodes, for good. Stormy Daniels. That's Dusty Rhodes, for good? No, he, uh, he had a whiny way of talking. Yeah. Yeah. I am the midnight right there. Okay. So what is he doing here? He's being peed on? Okay. Well, let's analyze this. All right. There's Stormy Daniels. Hold on, James. I'm going to take a pee break. A pee break. Can we come back to this in two minutes? Yeah, sure. We'll come back. I'll be right back. We'll come back and analyze this. Deep analysis. Oh, that's the introduction to my live stream show at the beginning. It's my friend in mainland China. See what we've got here. Okay. I'm waiting for my co-host Ronnie to come back. He had to go to the bathroom. I'm just showing the image of Donald Trump. With the Stormy Daniels, the porno star, urinating. You know, he likes pee-pee. Remember the story about the Russian pee-pee girls? It was me, of course. Anyway, I hope everyone's having a wonderful Saturday night and weekend. I'll be on the air tomorrow for the red pill man cave. With the Commodore Jeff Zambello. And Mick von Raven. I will be three. I will go live at 3 p.m. Eastern time. Okay. It's pretty much an alpha male type of show, but we discuss many things. Nutrition, sports, exercise, dating relationships, various topics on the red pill man cave. I'll be tomorrow starting at 3 p.m. Eastern time. So I sent the link to Paul Anthony Mantia. Oh, Paul Anthony Mantia. Rock and Paul. Rock and Paul. See if he comes on. I hope so. The strapping young man. Strapping young Michael. Goldsmith Hilton. Now, is Goldsmith his government name? No. His mother's name. That's his mother's side of the family. And Hilton is his father, but maybe he didn't have a good relationship with his father. I remember you saying he decided to become a Jew. Goldsmith Hilton. I think I remember you saying he decided to become a Jew. Goldsmith. Goldsmith is Goldsmith's Jewish name. Sounds Jewish. Goldsmith. Do you think that's why he's a pain in the ass? Could be it. That could be it. Now, I'm curious about the, because I love the food. I love gyros and suvlakis and shwarmas and all that. Greek food. The Greek neighborhood community is supposedly in St. Petersburg. No, it's in Tarpon Springs. Tarpon Springs. Have you ever heard of that? Yes. That's a, I think it's a city. It's in a incorporated city. In Pinellas County, which is. Lou Pinellas County, right? Pinellas. Oh, Pinellas. Pinellas. Pinellas. Pinellas. You know what, what really. P, P Nile Ellis. You know, I'm concerned about the sinkholes. It's not a joke. Actually, it's. No, they're a problem. It's a, it's a real problem. And. What they're supposed to do before they build is they're supposed to inspect the land. Sure. Well, they, the land, it's already known that it's, it's called sinkhole valley. This area right here. Where they're building all these new, these new. Sub divisions. For, for like count, like the three, like three congruent counties together. So they're, they're building them. They're just massively building on the land. And, you know, more and more, it's, I've only lived here since 2019. I've seen. Huge amount of development. So people who've lived here for 10 years, 20 years, 30 years, they've seen. Massive, massive development, but. I've only lived here for a couple of years in. And I've seen like huge changes, man. And then do you know anything about the land that's under your condo building? No. Are you close to any particular marsh land? Any, any wetlands? Yeah, like the whole county is, is actually considered. A marsh land, I think. Or a wetland. Pinellas County is. The whole, it's a peninsula. So the whole, the whole county is actually a wetland. But kind of like this, but it, you know, it's been built up. So it's not. It's been dredged, you know, at the beaches, they dredge land. They were doing that in the fifties and sixties. You know, that is. Dredge shape. They, they, they pump. Water table. The water tables are hot. So they built up the land from the bottom of the, the gulf and bring it up to the surface and build on onto the land with, with that. That's what they were doing in the, in the forties, fifties, sixties. And it, and it. Built artificial. Land on, on, on like. Okay. On the water. So in the beach communities. Like, just like you say, like a wetland. I don't know what that's called, like a marsh. Or. It's about a wetland marsh. But, you know, like just a little, a little piece of it. Out, out in the water. I don't know what that's called. That's like marsh land or something like that. Yeah. And they would transplant it. And two areas that were not stable. Not transplant. You just have to go into the water, dig up the sand and then make, make it into. Like, like an island or a peninsula. So it's man made land. Okay. Okay. Now I remember that south Florida, the tip of Florida and the keys are loaded with limestone. This limestone bold is old. Now, I don't know about your area that far north, but there's a lot of limestone up there. But. I know. Under the ground. Under the ground. On top of the ground. All you see is limestone. Yeah, you're right. There is, I think in the whole state, there's a lot of limestone. And that's the, that's the problem with the pizza and the bagels. So when they say that, um, the water is too hard. And that's, it's hard. It's, uh, that's why, um, that's the reasoning that like pizza is not as good when it's made here. It's not as good. Um, I've not really, I haven't heard of coffee, but pizza and bagels are like, they're made on Long Island in New York City and they can't be made the same way anywhere else, you know, in the whole, uh, country actually. It's not even just Florida. Well, the one thing, the one thing that I've noticed, the one thing that I've noticed. It's like a slimy, you know, piss. Yeah. It looks like she took a lot of B vitamins to see and, you know, it's very concentrated. Uh, you know, broccoli, asparagus. You know, when I eat asparagus, my, my urine stinks to high heavens. Now, James, why does it say 130? That's just the number they picked out or does that mean something? No, it says one leg. Yeah, I know what it says. It's 130 dollars. That'll cost you 130 dollars because of, you know, $130, I'm just saying, is that like just a number they picked out at nowhere? Yeah, or that actually means something. They're trying to make it, make a joke that, you know, women charge, uh, Donald Trump for their sexual favors. All right. Yeah, it's, it just took a number out of nowhere. Um, the, um, yeah, so, I was going to mention something else in particular to talk about. Well, you were talking about the sinkhole. If you want to get back to that. I know what it's going to say. Cause I don't mind talking about. Let me say it before I forget. The tap water in South Florida smells like sulfur, like rotten eggs. That's what I was going to say. Hmm. So I don't know about that. I don't know about that. No, it really stinks. Not, not you. I'm not saying your water stinks. Well, I'm not that far from South Florida. Really? Yeah. No, it really, it really, unless, unless the water filtration system for all these condo complexes and unless it improved vastly and the water is fine, maybe it's all filtered now. Well, what are you referring to? Like what, when would you have that example from 1980s? Come on. 1980s. Yeah. You haven't been to Florida since then? No, I've been to Florida. Several, plenty of times. Several, several years ago. Do you go every year? No, I haven't been there since, since like, since the COVID. I was, I was in, I was in Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, you know, Jupiter. Everybody goes to West Palm Beach, but they don't go to Palm Beach. It's expensive. It's all like, Yeah. It's very rich. You know who lives in Palm Beach? A lot of people have places. This, this guy, this fucking guy. No, he's in West Palm, I think. No, he's not. He's in Palm Beach. So, Mar- Mar-a-Lar goes in Palm Beach? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Of course. I know. That's the exclusive area. That gorilla face Oprah Winfrey's. Gorilla face. Oh man. What do you call mansion? Her, her, her seaside mansion. Yeah. That, that area was created by Henry Flagler. He was partners with John Rockefeller and standard oil. But then he, he resigned from there. And he decided to develop Florida back in the 1900s. That's why there's a town called Flagler Beach. That's why there's Flagler Beach. I think there's a Flagler County. Oh, going up towards North of St. Augustine and Daytona and, and Cocoa Beach, like going towards, well, not as, not as far as Jacksonville, but, you know, not as far as the Atlantic site. No, but he, he was part of Jacksonville history too. Yeah. It's a whole, it's a whole East coast. So flagler and Rockefeller. They were partners. They were partners and they, they're responsible for the development of Florida. Right. Well, no, not Rockefeller because then Flagler resigned from standard oil. And he, he, he took his millions. You know, it was, it was a huge company already. And he decided to, he's actually from Long Island. He was developing Montauk at the time. And then he said, to go down to Florida and develop, and it was in the 1800s. It was in like the 1870s. And there was nothing at all in Florida. It was like the Everglades everywhere. And he, and he went to Jacksonville and he liked it. And they just kept deciding to go further south and further south. Interesting. Yeah. Because like Florida was originally like one big flat, just a big swamp, like a swamp. Yeah. Sandbar, a big swamp. Yeah. And then he actually made the railroad. Originally that went from Miami to Key West. That, that land rail, like now it's, it's not a railroad anymore. It's, but it's like a land bridge that goes from the, like the bottom of Miami. And it goes out to Key West. And you can actually drive over that. He created that. Inter Coastal. Have you ever been to Key West? Inter Coastal Highway. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I think that's what it's called. When we, when we passed Miami, we were on the Florida turnpike and when you, when you reach the keys, I think the first key is Key Largo, I think. Mm hmm. Key Biscayne. There's Key Biscayne where Nixon had a place. And then there's Key Largo. Because Biscayne Bay. Yeah. Is in Miami. So that would be like the first one. Key Biscayne probably. Yeah. So Key Biscayne must be the first one. So what happened was the homestead is the very end of. Right. Of mainland Florida. Yeah. It's a lot of farms there. And there's a homestead that has the, it's the site of a NASCAR race. And there's a famous NASCAR race. Yeah. There's a NASCAR racetrack there, huh? Mm hmm. Yeah. And then Route 1. Yeah. You have no choices. Route 1 is the only road on the Florida Keys. I mean, that's the, the bridges and each key has one road. Route 1. And you just, it's really fascinating. I mean, go from one point to the next. You know. And the scenery is just beautiful. Oh yeah. And the water. Yeah. My aunt also had a condo in a big complex on Marathon Key. Right before the Seven Mile Bridge. Marathon. Marathon Key. The biggest, it's the second. Have you ever heard of Marathon in Florida? Yeah. There's, you've heard of it. There's a marathon outside of Orlando. So I wonder. Another one. I wonder if that was named after Marathon Key. Well, Marathon Key has an airport. It's not a huge one, but you could, you could land a private jet there. Oh, it's big. And they would land a private jet from Columbia there. Oh yeah. Well, if you had Google, if you have Google Earth, you could see it. They lived on Sombrero Beach Road, which the beach there for the locals. Who is this you're talking about? Oh, my late aunt and uncle had a condo. Oh, wow. In an area where there was a marina. You go, you go downstairs from their condo. There's the marina. There's the, the in-ground pool. There's Sombrero Beach, which pearly white sand and everything for locals. And they had netting for the Portuguese Manowar jellyfish. Cause you get a nasty sting from them. So they had, they had a netting to keep the jellyfish out. And then there was an inlet that went into mangroves where people weren't fishing there. That's what I was thinking of the word before mangroves. Yeah. That's what I was trying to think of. It's like a saltwater swamp, to be honest with you. Yeah. Yeah. You know, there's a. Around here they turned mangroves into actual islands because they brought the sand up from the bottom of the gulf and built onto the mangrove. Okay. You know there's American saltwater crocodiles that they're, they're, they're not little either. They're big. Then, then if you, if you take your boat out from sombrero beach, you hit sombrero reef, which is sombrero reef. People go snorkeling. They go snorkeling over there diving. Subrero. The only thing I like to do the reefs were more safer and more shallow off Key West. I like them the best of any snorkeling reef I've ever been to. And that includes, uh, Cozumel, you know, my cancun that includes, uh, Margarita Island. I love the reef off of Key West, but sombrero reef was deep and I don't like it because a school of gigantic six foot barracudas started circling us. And, and barracudas usually they're solitary. You know, they're not really communal. And, uh, they tell you when you go in the water, don't wear any jewelry. Don't wear anything shiny. No shiny watch. No nothing because they think it's a bait fish. You know, the predatory fish like barracuda think, think it's a bait fish. So, uh, and then there were lemon sharks, which are really not dangerous, but I wouldn't want to, uh, I wouldn't want to attract any, any of them. So we went, but mostly fishing, you know, they went fishing by the seven mile bridge. There were huge red snapper, huge. Uh, my, my uncle used, uh, crack corn for, for chum to attract them. And, uh, then we went for mahi mahi, but then you got to go 25 miles out. Where were you off the keys? We went and did a lot of deep sea fishing. And because my uncle knew that that's what I, I cut fish for 10 years. He knew I was good at it. So, you know, all the fish that we caught, I had to cut clean cut filet and everything at the, at the marina. They had the, uh, they had the wooden table. They had the sink, you know, all the, all the guts that you did for a living. Well, for 10 years, I did that at one time at fish market. That was one of my stint. That wasn't your union job? No, that was a union job. That was a union job? Yeah, that's where, where I got like the pension from, but I wasn't, I didn't do that all the time. I did a part-time. And that's where you got your pension from now? Yeah. So, yeah, they're, they're connected to the butchers union, which is owned by the teamsters. So, um, not bad. So all the guts, the blood guts and pot, and sometimes the center bone went right into the, into the water. I just went, I got the hose blew it right into the water. And, uh, that was that, you know, it was easy. It was fun. I, I brought my special, uh, filet knife, my folding filet knife made by the buck, the buck knife company. And, uh, I like it because it, it bends and you can get really close to the center bone and really get all that meat off. Hmm. That's good. Where the hell was this gold? The strapping young man, goldsmith. So, James, it, would you say that, that union job gave you a progressive sense of, um, outlook on life? No, it gave me, you know, your experience. And it gave me the feeling of hatred for, for the man, the supervisors I worked for. It was like being on a pirate ship. I mean, people were, that's actually where you got your pension from. Yeah, but the supervisors were scumbags. There were, you know, you want to, you want to, you, you, you fantasize about, that did you have a union card? Yeah. When I left, James, that's, if you're a real progressive, that's what you should be all behind. You're all that shit. Oh no, I loved, I'm, I'm a hundred and ten percent. You are a card holding union member. That's where you got your retirement from. Listen, I am a hundred percent behind unions, but I'm not a hundred percent behind a few of the scumbags that ran the fish market. And I had one guy, I put like, I did like a, like a sort of a hex, and he had an accident. I did like a, some kind of a hex or a curse. A hex. Oh man. Yeah. And he, he had a serious accident where his arm was ripped open or something. I don't know. Something happened. No, he, he's, he was alive, but he had a bad accident. But you, but you hex him? Yeah. It was like, yeah, I did like, like a, like a meditative. Fuck James. That's hardcore bro. That's Italian evil eye or something. You must have really hated that guy. Yeah. He was constantly probably jealous. He was constantly trying to push my buttons, like nonstop, you know, he was a pressure balls, bust my balls over stupid things, stupid little things, things that I don't even have time. I shouldn't have time to worry about like, like, you know, we bust our ass running. Who was, who was this guy? His name was Bobby mask. Oh, it turned out that later on Jersey guy, later on he came down with hepatitis C. You know, what's the difference of C and D? No, there's B, hepatitis C is like, bad. What is the severity? D is death. No, B. There's a D too, I think. Not that I know of, but it's an illness that has to be treated. Vigorously was put that way. It's serious. So, I think hepatitis D might be right before AIDS. Might be. You know, it's mandatory now that the government forces every medical, so every medical lab, when they get, when they take your blood for a complete blood test, no matter what the blood test is, they, they have to check for hepatitis by, by law. This is what my doctor told me, no matter what blood test. How do they check for it? What do they do? They just check for it. What do they do? What is, how do they check? Do they give you a shot? That'll be, add some, some kind of thing, James. What's up the lab? You know, lab work. I don't know lab work. Yeah, but you have no idea what it, what it is. Well, hepatitis is a, it's a virus. The way they, the way they check it. They check your pulse, man. They jiggle your pulse like this. They put the, they, the thing on your shoulder. No, they take your, it's, it's tested in the blood. They take your blood. So it's a shot. So it's a shot. They, they, a needle. It's a needle. A little needle. Yeah. A little butterfly wings, little plastic wings. So I'm a, I'm actually, I have a phobia of needles. There's more. I never, I never get any of, of the shots. When I was a kid, there were harpoons. They were big. They used to put them in your ass. Right? Every which way, but they were big. Now they're little, tiny, short. So thin, Ronnie, you don't even feel it. And it's got two plastic. Yeah. It's just a phobia I have. It's a real, it's a real, it's tested in the blood. Okay. It's an actual phobia that I have in my, in my mind. So, I'm scared of needles. So then you would, you would have a problem with all my cacti in the living room, my collection of cacti. No, no, because I wouldn't be putting them into my body. Right. You wouldn't be sitting on them. Yeah. So, no, I don't have a problem with that. Oh, back to the fish. Just one fish picture. Hope you, you put it in a day's work. Let's say you're scheduled to work nice and you, you have to close down. Right. So you're with, you're with your coworkers, you closed down, you sanitize, you clean up. The next day you come in and this prick says, James, come over here. You know, I'm very meticulous. You do, you did a bad job of cleaning up. I said, what do you mean? This place was totally sanitized. What do you mean? I found one little shrimp behind the table on the floor. So this guy made a big deal about one little shrimp that he was selling. Where was this? And we're making money for, we're like making a lot of profits, selling a lot of fish. This was when I worked in the fish market. Oh, okay. Fish market chain. So, you know, it was stress. When you, when you're dealing in certain industry, let's put it this way, I guess you can get stress anyway. I mean, you could work in an office, right? Yeah, sure. And somebody, you can, you can work anywhere, man. Like, if somebody is a mother fucking piece of shit, they could be anywhere. That's, that's just life. Right. They could be in the office. They could be like, if you have a manager, doesn't matter what kind of job you have, a manager is a manager. So, the personality of the individual can be in any walk of life. Yep. Yeah. Certainly can. Yeah. So, and it can be worse, actually. Yeah. If you, if you're in a higher paying job, then a lower paying job, because then you're actually expected to, to do some decent work. If you're being paid highly for it. Right. Right. So you, you have more responsibilities, right? More responsibility, exactly. Tommy Carol, JPM, there's A-hulls everywhere. A-hulls everywhere. Yeah. I mean, you know, he's right, he's right, like if you were, like I was, I was the kind of worker where customers asked for me by name because they knew I did a great job with their fish. They used to say, James, I trust you with my fish. That's good, man. You know, you don't, you don't have that these days. Somebody's saying that they trust you. Are you going to, are you going to go to to Publix? Yeah. I like it, Tom. I like it, Tom Risque. You're right. Oh yeah, that's right. There's no old, old fashioned fish markets. There's not too many anymore. In Florida, you mean, or everywhere? Old school, old school fish market, you know, like, were you saying in Florida where you go and you see piles of They have, they have some in New York of whole fish. Well, yeah, Fulton's fish market. I know that. Fulton Street. Yeah. There's some on Long Island too. Yeah. But there's not, there's not a hell of a lot of them, like they used to be. You know, there used to be like the butcher, the baker, and the candlestick maker. You know what I mean? There used to be a lot of, a lot of butchers, right? Italian butchers. Yeah. Meat, you know, if you're a meat packer and you're, the only thing is, okay, you're packing meat. No, you, you make good. Like Michael Hilton. A butcher, a butcher in the union made a shitload of money. Yeah, but why? I know, like, I wish I can go back and live in that, in that time period. The full timer. Fucking butcher making a, well, a pension. That never doesn't happen anymore. The full timer that worked in me, that came to help me out once in a while. He, he received seven paid sick days a year. He also, he had like four weeks paid vacation. Okay. He had five five what they call personal holidays, personal days, like, personal holiday. Is that what they called it? Or your personal day? In other words, you tell them ahead of time, I'm invited to a, what? Girl, what? You take the whole day off, you get paid for it. What about two days? You get paid? Well, yeah, you know, but you got to use them or you lose them. I mean, they don't carry over so how many, how many of those days do you get a year? No, not, it wasn't me. It was him because he was under the old contract. You see, he was under the old contract. So let's say he had a wedding to go to. He go to the wedding. Plus he get paid for eight hours for doing nothing. Sure. Yeah. Yeah. Cause he's being paid for it. For moving it up at the wedding reception. That's life. That's life James. You got to take care of these. I mean, take advantage of these places. But you got to use these days up. They don't. Like you said, you use it or lose it. Yeah. They don't carry over. Definitely true. Yeah. Definitely true. Use it or lose it. Don't be a loser like Michael Hilton. Don't be a strap. You use it or you lose it. Strap on dildo. No, no. The thing is that Mr. Goldsmith. They, he didn't show up tonight. You ever see those French ticklers that they used to, they used to put on the French tickler? They were like, it was like a plastic gizmo, little, little probes, little nubs. And it was a ring and they put it on the man. I don't know man. Yeah. Yeah. It was gold. French tickler. That sounds inappropriate. It is. It wasn't appropriate. It's a toy. They're toys. So. Yeah. I saw James. What was the, the guy's name that was running for governor of New York? Republican guy? Oh, oh man. It was a man. I think it starts with a, I think it starts with a S. But he has his own Fox news show I saw. Really? Cleans. Mr. Clean. From Jacksonville, Florida. It's a clean. You're from Jacksonville, Florida? Yeah. I had to put my mic up a little bit. What's going on? Jackville. He's from. Are you originally from? He's in Tampa. Ronnie's in Clearwater. Clearwater. All Clearwater's nice, man. I like the beach in Clearwater. You live in Tampa? Yeah. Or are you, are you living? No, he lives in Jacksonville now. Jacksonville. Yeah. I'm in Jacksonville. Okay. Okay. Okay. Yeah. But you're from Jersey? Yeah. Cool, man. Oh yeah. I'm from Long Island. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm from Long Island. Yeah. He lived not too far from me. Yeah. Oh, no. From Paterson. I was born in Paterson. No, is it true that you, you, you said a joke at your job and then they fired you because you said a joke? Yeah. That was Home Depot, right? No, that was Lowe's. That was Lowe's. Lowe's? Yeah. Yeah. They're ridiculous. They've only seen a bunch of kids. A bunch of sissy's. So the kids are the ones that got you fired? Yeah. Wow, man. Fuck. You know, as they felt it was off color or was offensive or some bullshit. They were like snowflakes, right? Yeah. Snowflakes are no good. Yeah. You're in publics. How's publics treating you? Oh, that asshole wants you to block down every, every show. You work your publics now? Yeah. so fucking stupid man, oh my God. Is it a good place to work? Well it is, I mean they got good benefits and all but they want you to block the aisles and they want you to leave this stuff before you leave at night. They want you to leave. Yeah, they want you to leave this stuff nice and neat on the shelf up to the front of the shelf. Yeah, they want you to leave it like, it's crazy. It's nuts. Now what about like working during the day? What's the culture like? Cause I know at Publix like they stress that they're super friendly and like nice and shit. Yeah, yeah you have to be, you gotta like greet the people, you gotta say hi, how you doing? Can I make like stupid conversation? Yeah, can I help you with something? I mean, can I put my tongue in your ass and like, you know, stuff like that. Exactly. Now are you doing with a lot of old people at the Publix? No, not really. It's all actually all different ages. There ain't really too many old people. It's just like, it's just- That's good, that's good for Florida. Yeah, but it's a mix. It's really a mix of everybody. Oh my God. Yeah. You don't understand how, oh my gosh. It's just nuts. I understand, I understand bro. Now does Jacksonville getting hit with a spring break right now? A lot of spring breakers? Yeah, I think so. But me, I don't really like, I don't really, I'm working right now so I don't really go anywhere. Well, you'd probably notice like at Publix if there's like a bunch of young college age kids like buying beer and shit. Yeah, those are the people, yeah, those are the people getting the jobs and those are the people that can't work for shit. Yeah, you're absolutely correct. You know, they spotted a great, they spotted a huge great white shark off the Florida beach. Who did? Yeah, it was near enough. It was near the coast. Who did? Mr. Clean? No, no, in the news, it was in the news. They spotted a really huge great white. Where is it? Where? In Jacksonville? Let's see if I can find it. Jacksonville. So do you like living in Jacksonville? That's not bad. I just haven't had time to do anything yet because I've been working. I haven't had time to go anywhere. What was it you think? But I'm in a good, I'm in a good location. I mean, if it was, if it was actually light out, I could kill you. I could show you my complex, but it's dark right now. So it's like, I won't be able to go back. You got like a nice area on the water or anything? Well, I'm like about 20 minutes from the beach. I'm not that far. It's not really that far from me. It's like about 20 minutes maybe. And it's yeah, the beaches here are like, they're really nice. Yeah, they're not bad. Better than Jersey beaches? Oh, hell yeah. Yeah, you can't compare it. Oh yeah. Yeah. It's freaking crazy. So yeah, so I'm down here. So my manager, they actually cut my hours this week for some reason. I don't know why, but I told my manager, I said, look, I got to pay bills. I don't have time. You know, I don't really have time. Why are they cutting your hours, man? Well, because they're, they're ridiculous. They hire more people than they cut other people's hours. And they're looking and they need help in the departments. That's what's even more messed up. Because you know, like, you know, what's really fucked up about that is that it turns the workers against each other because it's like you're fighting for your hours. Again, yeah, not only that, you know, yeah, but not only that, they don't even get the work done that they're supposed to get done either. That's another thing. Sure, yeah. Like, they don't get the work done, like, like everybody's fighting. So like in James, in James's case, he used to work for a union. He was a member of a union in New York and New Jersey. Well, I would have, well, if I would have been, if I would have, if I actually would have stayed in New Jersey, I probably would have been a manager at Chaparita, right? Because I work for Chaparita. You know, if I live in, if I grew up in New Jersey and grew up and like got a union job, I probably would have never moved to Florida. I don't, but I didn't grow up that way. Yeah. Oh, you grew up in Long Island, you said, right? Yeah, there was, I didn't have any hookups to get any union shit at all. Oh, wow. No. So, you know, like, what the fuck was I gonna do? Long Island's expensive, man. Like, you gotta have money to live there. I know. If you don't have parents that are like, just, you know, helping you along, which might, I didn't have parents like that. So, I had to leave. Wow. That's crazy. But it's a beautiful, like, area to live in, man. I go back and visit in the summertime, you know? I'm actually thinking about, I'm actually thinking about opening up a cleaning business. A cleaning houses and stuff, because that's going real good, you know, big down here. I was thinking about, yeah, I was thinking about doing that. Cleaning? Yeah, a crew? And doing, no, it's only me and my girl right now. We would be doing it, we just started out. Like, to clean houses, like inside houses, the shampoo rugs and stuff like that. And all of them. Like, like rapid clean? Yeah, like you go in the house, you go in there, you go in people's houses and you clean the house, like if they go on vacation or whatever, you know. What do you think of that, James? You listening? Well, you got to do what you got to do. I mean, his name is Mr. Clean. Yeah, I mean, I was actually thinking about maybe pool cleaning also, like when you're in the summer. You want to be a pool boy, like a rich widow, or a rich divorce. No, I think it's a good idea, man. I think it's a good idea. In the summertime, that's definitely extra money. Oh no, that's going on right now. They're cleaning pools right now, as we speak. To get it started to open, right? Yeah, I mean, you just got to be in the pool. Could you go in the water to clean the pool? I mean, could you? No, it's too cold right now. Well, you don't really have to. You don't have to, you have to be in the equipment. Yeah, yeah. You've got all the equipment and stuff like that. And the equipment's good. Well, charge, could you charge extra money to do naked pool cleaning, like with women? Yeah, you should, you should charge extra money. That's crazy. Yeah, you could tie, you could tie like a ball around your shlong, you know, like a ribbon. How come Kenny doesn't want to join your thing? Because he's afraid he's going to get ripped, his ass ripped. He's working the graveyard shifts from what he last summer. Paul, Manthia, what's his name? Paul, Anthony Manthia. He was going to join. What do you mean? What's he? What is he doing? I don't know. When he heard Mr. Clean was coming, he backed out. No, he was. He's the fucking work. No, no, he didn't. He likes you. He's just he's just busting your balls. Yeah, I'm going to get him not watch. Wait till I go up there. Rocking. I'm going to go. I'm going to put him in a bad area in Jersey City. He's going to be lost. They're going to they're going to sweep. They're going to sweep the street with him. Now, I don't understand. I can't find the shark. I was looking for the shark article. I don't understand. Now, Kenny, after wasting all my time bending my ears for years, telling me about his dreams, he amounted to nothing but working in a rundown bakery in Jersey City. A rundown bakery. Wait a minute. You said he's working overnight. He says he's working overnight graveyard shift, making bread. Oh, my God. He better he better fucking. He better start eating the bread or he's going to fucking die. You you better. I don't want to eat sounds like at least he's happy. I don't want to eat any loaf of bread with his fucking filthy hands. I know, right? What is the hate for this guy? What happened? Oh, dude, you don't even know the half of it, man. We can go on like for two days. You can we can make a movie. Ask him how you tell him how he uses a blower like with a cigarette in his hand, a cigarette in one hand and then in the other hand, the blower. You know, he used to work used to work for Mr. Clean when he he owned the landscaping business. Yeah. And I used to get done. I used to get done cutting the property, right? And I had to cut the whole property with my lawnmower. And all Kenny had to do was just weed back. He had to edge the whole lawn and he had to just blow it out. So he would still be edging and blowing. And I'd be done cutting the grass like seriously. Like, how's that even possible? Like, did you fire him? No, I didn't fire him. I freaking moved. I moved because I moved them. I actually sold my business and then I moved like a freaking idiot, which I should have never done. You sold you sold him to somebody else. Well, no, actually, no, actually, I left him flat. Well, I left him flat with no job, actually, literally. So you did fire him? Yeah, basically. Yeah, he got laid off because he moved to Orlando. Yeah, I moved down to, yeah, by Cosimi over there. You moved to Orlando. And in the freaking I should have moved back. I should have moved to Patterson instead of Cosimi. Where's Patterson Patterson is just like Cosimi. I know, I know Cosimi. I know Cosimi. That's right. That's right by Orlando. Yeah. Patterson has a large Puerto Rican population, right? And then some Puerto Rican. No, but no, but there is there is a lot of Spanish. It's like 85 percent, I think, something like that. Yeah, there's a lot of Spanish. But over here where I am, there's a lot of rich white people where I live. Yeah, but there is Spanish people that does Spanish. People do all the work around here, the Spanish. And there's a little bit. There's a few black people here, but not much. There ain't really too much black on this side. But there is a lot of black on the other side of St. John's River, not on this side. Yeah. Well, oh, well, you're right. Cleaning off cleaning offices. You can make some good money doing it. Oh, yeah, I'm going to do that. I mean, I got to make it. Do you know how to? James, I was going to ask you, do you know how to make a website? What do you want to? Wix.com, they do it for you. What is it? Wix.com. Wix.com. Yeah, just go there and you type in like your information and they'll hook you up. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I think it's like $30 a month. If you want to do like a subscription, some shit like that. Oh, and then you can put the website anywhere, like anywhere online. Yeah, yeah. A domain. You get a don't you have a have a domain name. Yeah, yeah, they hook you up with all that shit. Yeah. So I mean, does it. But do I have to register the business right away? They'll do it for you. Oh, they'll register the business like with the state. Yeah, they'll do the whole thing. Oh. Because, yeah, because I don't really want to start something up like that because like because I'm not going to be making money where I have to pay taxes right away, you know, I would want to wait a little bit just to see, you know, just to get the business off the ground, you know. Yeah, yeah, of course. How's DoorDash doing down here? I really haven't did any. But these next two days, I'm actually going to. I was doing Instacard last week. I did a couple of freaking orders. Did you guys hear about the bank that crashed yesterday? What bank? Which one? It was Silicon Valley Bank, it was called. All for real? Yeah. Did you hear about it, Jan? You know, in California. Yeah, in California. So like all the tech companies have been have been doing good lately with the in the stock market. Holy shit. They've they've been under like a lot of pressure into it. So anyway, like so there are a lot of stock, a lot of tech companies were invested in this Silicon Valley Bank. And the the bank went under because all like the the the customers called on and they were trying to take their deposits out yesterday and the day before. And they were they were trying to take out too much money that the bank was like they had to start trying to like fire sell assets on on like on the exchange to catch up with the deposits that were coming out of their bank. Oh, my God. And so I started creating some crazy shit in the stock market. And the FDIC was looking at it. And they were like, all right, we're putting a stop to this. So that's like the federal government regulators came in and they took over the bank. So now the bank is underneath their jurisdiction. They're the government's in control of the bank. And they're going to give out that, you know, the two fifty thousand guarantee. FDIC guarantee, do you know what that is? No. So it's like for any any checking account or or money you have in a bank, two hundred and fifty thousand of it is guaranteed by by the government that if the bank goes under, they'll pay you. It's like an insurance. Oh, shoot. But but anything over that isn't guaranteed. So there was a lot of accounts in that bank that were over that two hundred and fifty thousand. And so it's like. Um, happened on Friday and now it's Saturday and suddenly nothing happens over the weekend. So on Monday, it's going to be crazy. Man, it's like, what the fuck? Oh, my God. They said it was the biggest bank failure since 2008. Oh, my mutual went under. Oh, so anybody that had like money and they're under two hundred and fifty thousand, they would get it. No, they're all they're over. If they are exactly if they're over two hundred and fifty thousand, they don't get nothing. Yeah. And probably nobody got anything because it happened on Friday in this weekend. So like the bank probably frees up and it's not giving anybody anything right now. So that's like insured like an insurance thing. So a lot of people are going to be getting a lot of money then. Probably. Well, there's going to be a lot of people who might not get any money from the money. If they had, say you had, they had like five hundred thousand in this account. Yeah. Only two hundred and fifty thousand of it is insured. Oh, my God. You're going to get that. But the other half of it, they don't get. But they probably will. They're probably the government is going to work some shit out because if they really don't do that, there's going to be like a revolution. That's that's they don't they don't want that. But this is this is a bad sign, though, man. I know that fucking sign. Oh, yeah. And this is just exactly the same way that that the crisis started in 2008. The same way, man. Earlier earlier in the year and then by the time it got to the end of the year, the shit had fucking hit the fan. So be careful this time around. Like, this is a, you know, this is just a start. Well, it's fucking crazy. Unbelievable, right, James? Yeah. So we're living in you. You remember the the recession of 08? Yeah. Wow. Well, now well, now the world is in much more chaos than it ever was. It's way worse than it was. Yeah. Yeah, in 2008, I got divorced. You got divorced in 2008. What did you do in 2008, James? Well, 2008, I was. I was married. The that's a fucking mistake. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Where were you living? I first got married, actually. I think it's 2008. Well, we're my hometown. Lord, Lord, Rhode Island. No, Lord, I Lord, I mean, just a little die. So you've you've always lived in that same area. Burden, Burden County. I'm still in Burden County. Yeah, he Joe was in was in Pasea County, which is West. Yeah, and I have nothing to show for it. Well, he's in Jacksonville now. Well, the reason you see. His big mistake that Mr. Clean mentioned before about selling his all his landscape and equipment and moving to Orlando, that was this Peruvian wife, second wife, I believe. Second wife. Yeah. That he had was nagged him to move to Orlando for a relative's work, right? Yeah. Yeah. No, she wanted me to move with her because she wanted to be with her kids, but her kids didn't want to have nothing to do with her because she was a psychopath. And I'm not even I'm not even I'm not even kidding. I am dead serious. That sounds like fun. She was with like about 20 fucking guys, man. I swear to God, baby. At the same time. No, I'm just saying like through the years and her son told his son was warning me, get away from her, get away from her. And I never listened. I never listened. All I seen, all I seen was ass and tit sticking out and I didn't see nothing. I don't blame you, bro. So you were you were thinking with your flan, basically. Yeah, yeah, basically. And I was fucking blind. We all do. We all do that. So this is the woman that cause is responsible for you selling your equipment. Yep, everything. Yep. And if a little. Well, if you would have told me the story, I would have told you. No way. No, I should have never done it. Yeah. You would have told me before you did it. I would have says, absolutely. Why didn't you bring it up to James before you did it? Well, I don't, I don't think James were, I don't think we were talking at that time. No, the only, the only stories I heard about you is through Kenny because I think I only, whatever, whatever conversations we have were very brief because you know, you at that time, Kenny was working for you. Yeah. We were doing landscape. And then I saw you at the nightclub, Cubanel. Yeah. At time with the other guy who tried to pick a fight with somebody. Oh, you're talking about Billy. Billy, yeah. Oh, dude, you know where Billy is? He's in Sepple Hills. Where is he? He's in Sepple Hills. Where's that? By Tampa. Oh shit, he's near you. No, he's near him, brother. Yeah. Yeah, he's in Tampa, but he's, dude, he drinks so much, bro. Oh my God. And he, and dude, when he talks to you, bro, he doesn't shut the fuck up and he repeats himself a hundred times. And you can't understand a word he's fucking saying. He's losing his marbles. It sounds like somebody we know. Oh my God, dude. No, I mean, I mean, he, he's okay. Like, you can understand him, but he talks like, he's like, yeah, man, like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, he would be like, that's the way you would talk. Would you consider him a boozehound? He sounds like BC, the way he talks. No, but I mean, he's okay. I mean, you can understand him, but you've really gotta listen, dude. And then when he's telling you something, he'll jump into another conversation. I can't, I can't, I don't have the patience, No, no, you gotta really listen to him, because if you don't listen to him, you can't understand what the fuck he's saying, bro. You can't, because he'll be talking about something and then he'll jump into something else. And then I'm like, Billy, what are you talking about? You were just on this subject. I don't know what the hell you're talking about. Now you see, getting back to the other thing. Not only did you sell your landscaping equipment, but you sold your customer base that you had back then. I know, dude, if I ever go back to New Jersey though, I can probably get about maybe 15 clients back if I ever go back there. I can get them back right away. Well, I'm saying, I'm saying you had, you had a steady base of customers that you had. I know, it fucked up. I know, completely. And plus the equipment. Yup, dude, you, oh my God, it fucking, oh, bro, you don't understand how it makes me sick. Oh, you know, I mean, Kenny probably just talk, talks and takes cigarette breaks throughout the whole day, right? Pretty much. That's the only thing Kenny was right about. He told me not to do it. He told me not to sell the business, but he was only thinking about himself. That's all, that's all I, because if I went, you know, because if I leave, you know, he doesn't get paid. So he was only thinking about himself at that time. Now, if you, if you, yeah, I don't want, I don't want to waste valuable time on Kenny because that's another, that's a totally another show. But yeah, but if you, like if you would have told them, well, well, we weren't really talking like we do now. Like if you told me, I would have says, never give up what makes you an independent man what makes Mr. Clean, Mr. Clean, don't give up for no one. Now James, if I would have been there, right? Hey, look who's here. Western Mike from San Francisco, California. Western Mike, how you doing, man? What is happening, practical minded people? Well, we're talking about how Mr. Clean should not have sold his landscaping business for a woman who turned, that he was married to who turned out to be a psycho and a slut. What is going on? And he sold and he made the mistake of selling his business to move in with her and to Orlando with her kids. And it was a huge mistake. And her kids couldn't stand her. Like her kids just wanted to get away. Her kids couldn't stand her or him. She used to, she used to beat her daughter. She used to beat her daughter up all the time. She used to beat her daughter? Yeah, my ex-wife, my ex-wife used to beat up her daughter and then that's what her son told me. And then she tried to beat up her son, but her son was like six foot, six foot and she's only five foot. So there's no way that, you know, that's gonna happen. Well, if I was like, if I knew Mr. Clean back then as well as I know him now, Mike, I would have told him, don't give up who and what you are as a man for any female. I says, here we go. What would you say to that, Mr. Clean? Your bread, his bread and butter. He gave up his bread and butter for, for coming and didn't know about. What would he say to you? He might have said something like, maybe he would have said something like my brother said to me and my, my mom and said, we're negative and we're interfering and we're trying to sabotage. And it turned out that my brother, my brother married a total waste, a total waste of sperm in his, his, his wife. And it turned out- Are you related to Mr. Clean, James? Well, we were, we were right, but you see, in other words, if you're on the outside looking in, you can see things that the person that's on the inside cannot see, they cannot, they cannot see. Yeah, he's, yeah, he's Mr. Clean. Yeah. He's Mr. Clean. Yeah. And if you have an office, he could clean it. I think Mr. Goldsmith might have an office. No, no, Ronnie, how you doing, buddy? I do not have an office. You don't have an office? I did, but then I, you know, I've been to the mountain top before. So that's fine. Hey, you got a burger? Hey, Mike, you got a nice haircut there, like mine. Thanks. I mean, yeah, I've got to just work on my, just. You're going to work on your burger skills? My, my, I got to work on my, you know, like just not being an idiot, kind of. That's big. That's a big hamburger. This is a, this is a double patty. So yeah, it's pretty good. All right, double patty. That's good. Yeah, that's a big hamburger, man. Thanks, man. How are you all doing? So Michael, can we call you the Hamburglar? Hamburglar. You're a strapping, you are a strapping young man. Did I ever tell you that? Oh, no, no, I'm not, no, it's just, no, man. I'm not, I don't think that at all. No, I think, I think you're, I think you're kind of the- You're too much, you're too much. No, I mean, you could, you, you got a good appetite. That's good. You got a double hamburger there. No, I can't, I can't eat that at this time of night. Well, you got to remember, he's three hours away. He's in San Francisco. Oh yeah, that's right. Guilty again. San Francisco. Guilty again. San Francisco. By time- Oh, it's eight, wow, it's eight o'clock over there? Oh, it's already eight o'clock over here. Yeah, he's three hours earlier than us. Three hours. Three hours into the future. He can be fucking around for three hours. And we, and we wouldn't know anything about it. I'm going to the, I'm going out a little bit later after this, but I just wanted to hang out with you guys, because this is cool to do before that. Oh, cool. Are you going, what kind of an establishment are you, I'm not, I'm just going to a local bar for a bit. A local bar for a bit? Yeah, just going to hang out with people there. Just, you know, not having the best time right now. Just struggling with some stuff with my, with my head a little bit, with my kind of condition. So I'm just going to go out a little bit and join myself and not worry about it so much. Well, you know, I got, I got you on Instagram, you know, if you're having... Wait, wait, wait, wait, James, James, but let's be careful about what we talk about on here, by the way. Yeah, no, I ain't going to say it. No, no, no, everything's personal. Everything's personal. No, I'm saying, I'm just saying you can always, you can always contact me and consult with me if you're having any difficult times. That's all. It's just when you have, thank you. Well, when you have a condition, it's just, you can't tell when you're going to just, you can't tell with things, but yeah, you definitely can't drink, but not seeing that medical marijuana can do a pretty good job. Oh, without a doubt. Without a doubt. Cannabis is a miracle plant. Well, like me, you got a bunch of anxiety, just marijuana should be like a goldmine for, you know, in that case. Now, could you get those cannabis infused, like gummy bears? They're like gummy bears? Excuse me. I just got gummy bears, because the sodas are gummy bears. Yeah, they're like, what do they call them? Like, if you don't want to drink the soda. Just do an edible. They're called edibles, right? Not just the edibles, the sodas are not, they're good, but they're not healthy. So you're going, where are you going? To the strip club? Nice guys, delivery. No, no, no, I don't go anywhere here. I just go to the bar. Oh, nice. I'm just going out to the bar for a little bit later and then just going to chill for a bit, then come back here. And what I've noticed is that, yeah, it's just the ladies are confusing, you know, one second they're talking to you and then the one second they're talking to completely somebody else. And you're like, you don't want me to compete with that guy? And I'm like, I mean, first of all, I'm not going to compete but also don't ever want to, it doesn't feel manly to be like in a talk of war. They call that gas lighting nowadays? Gas lighting? I guess they call that the red pill or just something like that. Don't have too many crazy thoughts about the lady because, you know, they could even be having even crazier thoughts. What have we got? That's what you got to wear to the bar. Oh, that sounds like a pretty good idea. Yeah. Yeah, so, let me ask you something. Is there a higher percentage of cannabis in the edibles than there is in the soda? I think it's higher in the edibles probably, especially because it's a little bit more, you know, I think it's just a little bit more elegant and also the sodas are kind of, they're kind of ridiculous, you know, every time you have one just it takes a while to drink, it's got a lot of sugar. Whereas with a gummy, all you gotta do is just pop it in and then you're good to go. Yeah, you know, Michael, you're 100% right, man. It dissolves, right? Yeah, the soda seems like fucking ridiculous, like just stupid. It's expensive, it's a ton of sugar. Like you said, it's like way too much sugar. The gummies are awesome. The gummies with the THC, it's actually delicious, it tastes good. Sorry, dude, I'm not good at all. Yeah, you just pop it in, then you're good to go. Yeah, you're good to go, it's like, just, you know, just like you're eating any like gummy bear type shit. Now the gummy, you can only get at a dispensary. I don't know, no, no, you can get gummies anywhere. Anybody can make fucking candy. You know, you can do that in your house, James, you can do it. No, I'm talking about cannabis standardized. Yeah, cannabis infused gummies. Now the soda is 10% for the can. Now to get the gummy, if it says 10 milligrams, 10 THC. 10 THC? That's right, confirmed. Per gummy, for each gummy. Per gummy, and in fact, I'm gonna go have one right now. You don't want, that might help me. Yeah, it might, it definitely might, James. 10 milligrams for a gummy. It's really, it's a nice fucking feeling. Just one gummy, one gummy is good for like six hours, eight hours even. My sister loves it, I mean, she said. Yeah, it's good, man, it's good shit. It relaxes you, it's not addictive. I'm gonna show you my gummy bear, hold on. Now, as compared to, you know, percocets and pills and shit like that. That's much better. Much better alternative, it's a much better alternative. How do you turn this camera around? You can't. You know what you gotta get? You gotta get the wireless, high definition. Here, here's my gummy bears. What, whey protein? It's not a gummy bear, see, he's lying. He's lying, James. Oh, there you go. That's not it. What's the company out, is that like? Michael Hilton knows what he's talking about, man. That's not, that's not cannabis gummy bears. I know you know, Michael. I know what bad asses know, it's just, it's symbiotic. Symbiotic. You know what my, the doctor who taught anatomy in school, college. Did you go to college, James? Well, I went to community college and I went to tech school twice. You could be a mechanic. Which tech schools did you go to in New Jersey? Yeah, yeah, I went to tech school for a computer network, computer network. What's the name of the school? Um, what's, Satone Institute. And then they became, they were bought out by, was it Lincoln Tech? You could be a mechanic, boy. They got bought out by, so then the other one was. They got bought out by some crony capitalists. No, the other one was Ho-Hocus School of Business. Ho-Hocus, Ho-Boken? No, School of Business, I was medical, medical billing and coding. But anyway, my anatomy, my anatomy teacher. Got it. That, the favorite word for doctors is homeostasis. Homeostasis? That means everything is working perfectly. Everything's the same. It stays the same, right? I think, yeah. Like what Michael was describing. What year did you graduate, James? You're one or not? In late 2000s, you know, nothing. Oh, really? Oh, I thought you were there in like the 70s. No. No, no, I was, no. So you went back to college in- In the 70s, I was- You went back to college and later away. In the 70s, I was in- You were a strapping young man, in the 70s. I was in grammar school, junior high, in high school, in the 70s. You were a strapping young man. I'm trying to think of a symbiotic, symbiotic relation. Symbiotic. Homeostasis, everything's working together symbiotically. Now, are we gonna do the wheel at least one time? No, but I'm gonna show, when Michael comes back, I have to show- You're not gonna play the wheel at all? No, I will. I have to show him this video that is right up his alley. Michael. Michael Goldsmith. Michael Goldsmith. He's bringing out his Jewish side. Strapping young man. Yes. Yo, hold on, I'm gonna get something to drink. Yeah, I'll- A strapping young man. Always do. Would you consider yourself a strapping young man? Gentlemen, in his later years. All right, yeah, I'm strapping. All right, I wanna show, when Mr. Clean comes back with his beverage, I wanna show a video that Michael Goldsmith Hilton would enjoy because I'll tip you off what this video is about. It is about a dog that was misbehaving, I think at a park. Park and the people confronted the owner of the dog and she turned out, she turned into a Karen. She went ballistic. Yeah. So it's a combination Karen and dog problem. What is it with these matrons? It's like, if that's the product, then why would you wanna deal with the whole thing? It's just- Of course, Mr. Clean, man. What do you call it, Michael Matron? The matrons, the product of all these women who end up just getting so much just validation that they think they can do whatever they want and they don't ever have to take responsibility for their actions. And this usually starts with the Cougars in training. Yeah, yeah, they're no good, man. Cougars are not good. Well, also Cougars in training. That's bad for men, right? Cougars in training too, that's just- Now, what would you consider Cougar in training? A lady who probably is on her way to, you know- Hike in the 30s? A lady who may be in her 30s, but may be just overall preferring that kind of gas lighting as James Madonna would say. Now, what are we looking at here, James? I'm waiting for Mr. Clean to come back with his beverage. Here's the video, Mr. Clean, of a dog, a untrained dog not behaving properly in a public place and the owner turns Karen on everybody because they reprimanded her for it. All right, here we go. They can tell who it is already. Where is this? She's fat. Maybe just go back into lockdown. What'd you say? Maybe just go back into lockdown. Back into lockdown. This is California? Looks like it. Everybody's better than everybody else. They're not wearing a mask though. No, the fifth ball was like trying to attack the small dogs at the park, or- Oh, well that might be why- Oh, it's the small dog park. So it's a small dog park. Small dog park. The big dogs aren't supposed to be there. All right, yeah. All right, okay, okay, okay, okay. This dog is pissed off too. Yeah, that dog seemed very, very reactive. Why was she being all, I can be here? Like, what's with this? Cause, like, so what? People do that sometimes. It's not a big deal. Oh, I say it's a big deal. Do you say it's a big deal, Michael Hilton? Definitely, you can't just go, you know, wherever. But is it a big deal? Is it a big deal? It's not that big of, you know, it's not. Well- What do you say, Jane? Just because it- Did you kick Michael Hilton out? I'm still here. No, who left? Mr. Clean again. Mr. Clean, ah, shit. Son of a bitch. Mr. Fucking Clean. Son of a bitch. So, apparently the dog attacked five small, five small dogs and she did not, she did not, she was told to leave with the big pit bull and she refused and- Yep, she refused to leave? Yeah, yeah, she, she- That's a whole sheet. Hopefully that lady next time is just gonna watch where she's going. I hope she learns her lesson. Oh, yeah. True. We can't keep validating women cause look at how they're going around. The more men keep thirstily trying- You're right, you're right. The approval, the more they're going to be going around causing these problems. So, so I, thank you, Ronnie. Saw a small dog running on a residential street alone the other day. It was like, what the heck is going on here? Just that dog should be in a house right now. And nobody's going after, like- What the fuck? Really wouldn't not go out again for a while. I mean, these people should be responsible for their pets. It's like a child, you know. I think they suck, James. Yeah, they do. I mean, it's not the public problem to have to deal with other people's dogs or children, really. It's not your problem. It's not my problem. They want to make it your problem. They want to make it your problem, James. Yeah, because they're selfish. I mean, they think the whole world revolves around them. Well, what does Mr. Clean think? Mr. Clean agrees that people basically suck. Does Mr. Clean think the world revolves around him? No, not him. Does the world revolve around Mr. Clean? Is that what you're trying to say? Can it please revolve around Mr. Clean? I kind of want it to revolve around Mr. Clean. Is that what I'm trying to say? Is it Santa Claus? It's Santa Claus. That's a BC. That's a sleeping BC. He's not here. Oh, wait, I gotta go. See you guys, bye-bye. Put the Alex picture out. Did you saw the wheelie left? Oh, the pet trade? Anyway, oh, let's get back. Anyway, I have... You don't have the picture of Alex with the burger? No, I don't have that one anymore, because McVon Raven says he couldn't see what it was because the only thing you can see is his phone. Because McVon Raven is using his stupid little phone. That's why he can't see shit. You gotta have a blown up face. That's the only thing you can see. Mr. Clean, I think, is using a computer, right? He's an actual, he's being responsible. Are you using your phone or... I'm using a laptop. Or a desktop. Dr. Clean. Mr. Clean, we can't hear what he's saying. You're muted. He's on mute. You're muted. Your microphone is muted. He'll fix it, he'll fix it. Okay. There he goes. No, I think he's still muted. You have an Android or do you have an iPhone? I can't hear you. I can't hear you, Clean. Check the mic on whatever you're using, like your phone or... I think he's on the phone. Yeah, I'm not on the phone, James. I have this on my laptop. You're on a laptop. But I think Mr. Clean's on the phone. I can't do the phone fucking thing. I can't do the phone. No, I never, ever since I switched to Android, I can't complain when I go live stream. It's really, it's really high quality. He put in his battery or something, right? Look, take a look. When I got the Samsung Galaxy. Did you see what Mr. Clean put? He's eating peanuts. He said his battery's going dead. Oh, you got to plug it into the USB. That might be it for Mr. Clean for tonight. I try to tell people that when you're using video on a phone, it drains the power very fast. It does, it does. That's why when I... I wouldn't have to do now, James, when I come outside. Can't plug it in. When I come outside, I have the laptop and I plug it into the wall. I can't talk on here without having it plugged in. You have to. Yeah. You have to because the lithium battery drains fast when it comes to... It drains super fast. When it comes to... So when it drains, you know how sometimes it will say, there's like 20 minutes left on the battery? It doesn't even say that. You know what you got to get? It'll just turn off. Mr. Clean, you got to get along. I have... Mr. Clean, what are you going on with? Let me talk. I have two six-foot USB cords. You got to get a long USB cord. And when you're doing video, you have to plug it in the phone because the video drains the power out of the battery very fast. I learned that the hard way. You got to plug it in. What are you going to do? Like I got... I got six-foot cord here and I got a six-foot cord in living room. You know. I got a six-foot cord here and a six-foot cord there. What are you going to do? A cord here and a cord there and it all adds up to a strapping USB cord. Well, I hope you're enjoying your peanuts. Mr. Clean, seems like he's trying to say something. Yeah, but your mic is just not working. Is it unmuted? Or maybe... I think you need to unmute his mic. Yeah, you hear me? Yeah, I hear you now. Yeah, because that was my Wi-Fi. It's a piece of shit. Oh, your Wi-Fi in Jacksonville is not that... The fucking signal sucks. I just shut the Wi-Fi off on my phone and now I can hear you. I can hear you, but you couldn't hear me. Yeah, I kind of figured that, you know. Fucking bullshit. That's the deal with... That's the deal with Florida, right? That we're not... It's the deal with video on a laptop or a phone. You take some or you win some, you lose some, Jane. Yeah, like the tablet, the new tablets they have now. I know somebody that got a Samsung tablet and they love it. They love it. Yeah, no, I do have one. I should have went on my tablet, shit. You have a tablet? You like it? You like the tablet? I got the Samsung Galaxy A, Samsung Galaxy A, Galaxy A. Tablet. Hold on. How many galaxies can we bend or can we be in? I have no issues. Do we live in Galaxy A or Galaxy B? You have a tablet, James? No, no, I just got a... He has a phone. I have an Android, yeah. Samsung Galaxy A20. Oh, no, because I have a tablet too. That's great. That's good, that's nice. I got a piece of shit laptop. I want to get a new one. Yeah, well, you know how the computer industry is, you know, whatever is new now will be obsolete next year. I know. Or maybe even six months from now. I know. You know who needs, desperately needs a brand new high definition webcam? Is Ronald Terrio, because... No, no, he's been doing good, James. No, no, he's been doing good. He got a new one, and it looks good. His screen is blurry. I don't think so, I think he's doing good. You look good, clean. Oh, you're on a tablet now? What are you doing, coffee? No, I just put the stand on my phone. I got a stand because I got the outer box. Oh, I got tons of stands. My sister gave me a cell phone tripod for Christmas, and when you pull it up, when you extend it, it's like almost six feet tall. And you could snap your cell phone right in there. So you're on your computer, James? Yeah, I'm on my computer as well. Oh, nice. Yeah, that's what people usually do, they go on their computer. Yeah, but I have a notebook, a notebook tablet, and I have a regular tablet. Me and I have a laptop. I mean, the laptop works. I could probably use the laptop. Yeah, you probably could, you probably could. That's a Toshiba laptop, it's an older version, but it still works. No, Toshiba is a good, when I was married to the Colombian, she bought her father a laptop at Best Buys, and she got a Toshiba, and it was nice at that time. I might get it upgraded. I want to upgrade it. Yeah, just get like, you know, see, find out if the tablets equal the laptops, that they might or might not. I mean, I don't know. Well, a tablet is like, I see I have a tablet, it's like it says it's an Android tablet. So that's what they basically are, some of them are Android. OK, so they're just a giant Android. So the laptop is a PC, if you get a good one. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Yeah, yeah. You ever see the size of the PC? Yeah. You ever see the size of the PCs now? They're like, they're, I remember years ago, they were so huge, now they're so small. Oh, yeah, but you mean the little box? Yeah, it's like this big fucking thing. It's incredible. It looks like it's small. It's like it's almost the size of your fucking phone. James is trying to talk about when the computers, they had the ends like this big and the monitors were like this big, right? Oh, yeah, yeah, I remember that. The monitors were huge. Now it's just a little box. Yeah, and the monitors are all flat. The monitors are all flat. Yeah, it looks like a little book. But the monitor, you can have like a TV monitor for your freaking, for that thing. You can have even like three monitors. Yeah, all my TVs, all my TVs can hook up to like, I have a tower computer, but it's not here. It's in New Jersey. I left it by my daughter's. I left a lot of stuff by my daughter's house. Yeah. Yeah, I couldn't bring everything, man. It was going to cost me a lot of money to bring everything. Yeah, sure. I'm sure, man, like that's a fucking tough decision I make, bro. Whee! Look, he's taking a picture of it. So did you decide to move to Jacksonville like out of the blue, or were you planning it for a while? No, I actually moved here because I couldn't find an apartment where I lived in Jersey. You were finding an apartment in Jersey? Yeah, where I was going to move like by Hackett's town, New Jersey, and that's on the border of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and you're not going to believe how much the rents were over there. They were freaking 2,000 dollars a month. That's what it is here. With the utilities. Yeah, but over here, over here, over here I'm paying, I'm like, it's a little cheaper, but the apartments are bigger. Yeah. Because right now I'm paying $1500. I'm paying $1500 right now, $1500 and some change. I'm paying $2200. Holy shit. Wow. For a one bedroom. Holy fuck. Yeah, but what's your square footage? But it's nice. It's a nice- But what's your square footage? About a thousand. Oh shit, you see I'm paying that much and I have it down. What the fuck is that? No, it's my desktop. Oh no. And the monitor. Oh yeah, that's nice dude. Oh yeah. Yeah, it looks nice. Oh yeah. I got custom made desktop made by my brother-in-law. He built it for me. I got two, I got two, so I think two or three terabytes. Yeah, James, I'll be right back, James. I got 12 gigs of RAM memory. James. You gotta go to the little- Yeah, I'll be right back. I just wanna let you know. It's the restroom. Yeah. Is that all right? Yeah, you gotta go. You gotta, all right, if you gotta go somewhere, go to a bathroom or you gotta go somewhere else. Yo, I'm fucking tired, man. You gotta go, you gotta go. McVon Raven. Yeah, so depending on when he's getting back, I'm gonna, I'm getting tired also. I got a pint of hot and spicy shrimp fried rice waiting for me. Nice. Shrimp-flied lice. Do you have to work tomorrow morning? No, no, I'm going, I'm going by my brother's house there. I'm gonna go clean his yard. Oh, I thought so. Besides your son, your brother lives in Florida? Oh yeah. Yeah, he lives like 25 miles north of us. No shit, holy shit. Yeah. Oh, he's got a nice place, dude, man. His place is fucking nice. Who is the dude when you were barbecued on the terrace, on the deck? Yeah, that was my son. That was my son. That was your son that moved to Jacksonville? Yeah. Yeah, but he moved, he's been down here for like, I think it's eight years now? Wow. Something around there. Or maybe five? I think it's like five years. I don't remember. Does he miss, does he miss Jersey? Not really. He was actually, dude, he was actually gonna move back because he lost his job here, but he just found a real good job too. He was gonna move back here. That would have been, he was gonna move back there. That would have been the stupidest thing he would have done. Well, Ronnie, Ronnie's an accountant. He found a pretty decent job, you know? Yeah. I guess there's more going on than just retail. Oh yeah, dude, I'm getting out of here, bro. I think I'm gonna get out of here, bro. It's a good company, but I think I'm gonna leave. I can't stand it anymore. That's why I couldn't, I can't stand jobs where the managers are fucking paying in the end. Dude, when I first started there, they weren't like that. You don't understand, they were not like that when I first started there. I don't understand what the frick's going on with this fucking guy. Well, I know what's going on with him. He's a, first of all, he's a fucking drunk and he drinks all the time. He drinks too much, bro. He's a fucking drunk. And that's what I'm thinking. I'm thinking it's the fucking alcohol because, oh my God, they want the shelves. They want, anything's out of place on the shelf. Anything's out of place. If it's a little, little, little off, they kill fucking crazy. Oh, the blockers won't do it. They call it a block because you've got to pull everything up to the front of the shelf. I think the block is their brain. I think that's what they need to do. Yeah, exactly. Did I ever show you the video of the XCIA agent that shows how effective a weapon is if you took a heavy hexagram nut from Home Depot. Just a big carbon steel nut, you know, the hex nut. Yeah. And you, and you tied, you get some real strong cord and you tie it, you make a loop and you put the nut on the end of the cord and you swing it, you hit a windshield of a car and it shattered the windshield, the nut. Oh yeah. That's what I'm going to do. I'm going to do that to my manager's head. No, what I'm saying, that's a perfect weapon for Lori. You know, I mean, he says you can open up somebody's skull with one shot with that. So Mr. Clean, where do you work now? Oh, I work at Publix. I work at Publix, the supermarket. Do you bag the groceries? No, I work for grocery in the store and I fix the shelves. But dude, you don't understand. They don't want nobody leaving the store until the shelves are perfect. Everything's got to be straight. You can't have any holes. You got to see all product up front, very nice and neat on the shelf because you can't be a hole. Like if you have product, if you have product, you got to bring the product up to the shelf, up to the front of the shelf. It has to stay here. It's just so fucking annoying. I don't think I'm going to stay in this fucking job. Now, how long have you been there? Oh, since, I've been there since last year, November. November 15th. But let me tell you something. I applied for- That's a pretty long time. I applied for my community. And if I get into here, I'm going to be making a little less money, but they give you every three months, they give you a bonus of $1,200 every three months. And I get 30% off my rent, that knocks $500 off my rent a month. What's community? Is that the company that cleans? No, no, this is the company. This is the, yeah, well, it's the groundskeeper. Yeah, they take care of everything outside. Yeah. Well, that's right up your alley, man. It's in the complex here where I live. It's a complex. Where do you live? You live in Jacksonville, right? Yeah, St. John's Community by Bartram Park. If you look it up online, look up Bartram Park, St. John's, and you'll see, put in Lakeline, up Lakeline Apartments, Lakeline. If you put that in on the internet, and you see it, oh, they're really nice apartments here. I see you have a ceiling fan in the back of you there. Oh yeah. Dude, you're not gonna believe the temperature down here today. I believe, I live here, I live on the floor. I don't believe it. No, but I'm saying the temperature here is 60 degrees outside. The temperature here is like 70 degrees. Yeah, you're more, yeah. You're by, are you by the college? Do you live over by the college over there? Which college? What college? Because my niece goes to a college down there. I forgot which one. I live in Tampa Bay. Tampa Bay, is it a suburb of Tampa Bay? Yeah, she goes to a college. She goes to college over there. I forgot which college. Let's go to St. Petersburg College, maybe. Daryl Macias from Northern California. Greetings, my friend. Who? No, Daryl Macias. Daryl Macias. From Northern California. He's a loyal viewer. Yeah, he's near the sea. He's in the Sierras. The Sierra Monterey. Daryl's a good guy. Nice. Daryl tunes in every week. Western, Bucca, Western, Bucca root. No, Western. Daryl is a big wrestling fan. So whenever you want to hop on the wrestling bandwagon, we'll talk about it. Well, we did before, but I'm getting tired. Daryl likes it. Oh, Daryl. Daryl, listen, I started that Sunday show, you know, the Red Pill Man Cave. So it was a Sunday more for a wrestling? Yeah, yeah. Hey, James, my phone's going dead. I'll call you tomorrow. OK, I'll send you a link because I'm going to be on. I'm going to be on live. Oh, cool. OK. Any afternoon. Nice. All right, I'll see you later. All right, I'll see you. All right. You went to AEW. Why they had an event in California? AEW just had a pay-per-view, I think. They had a pay-per-view on Sunday. Let me ask them, did you get my Yahoo Messenger message? Yahoo Messenger message. Not you, Daryl. I sent Daryl a message on Yahoo Messenger, but. Why do you use Yahoo with Daryl? Not Yahoo, I'm sorry. Facebook Messenger, I'm sorry. I must be getting tired. Yeah, forget about Yahoo, Facebook Messenger. I don't even know. Yahoo Messenger. I don't think they still have Yahoo Messenger anymore. Sacramento on Wednesday. So here's from Sacramento. They were San Francisco Sunday. Sunday during San Francisco. What does they were? They were there? AEW. Are they going to be there? Daryl, you got to be more specific. Well, they were past tense. Yeah, I don't even think Yahoo Messenger exists anymore. I must be tired. He says Yahoo. Yeah, I sent him a Facebook Messenger message. But anyway, tomorrow, alpha male, what's 3 PM Eastern time is, what, 12 noon? Pacific? Yeah. Last Sunday. OK, last Sunday. I sent you the, I don't know what it is there on Facebook. They're like advertising all kinds of hats. Like the famous people wore in different movies. Hats? Hats. And the one that caught my eye was Clint Eastwood when he did the Spaghetti Westerns, the exact replica of that hat in brown and black, you know, brown that he wore. They called it a Western top hat last Sunday. Well, sir, now, should we talk about Rhonda Santis? Rhonda Santis is going to run for president? Did he make that statement already? They say he made the statement to private friends. Yeah, no, it's OK. It's OK on our end. And your end, it looks fine to me, I don't know what you're saying. Are you listening to the stream like on Wi-Fi or something? Yeah, are you talking tomorrow? He's the only person that is getting any FaceTime when it comes to the Republican Party. Because I don't see, I really don't see anyone else. I don't see Trump even, right? Trump is dilly-dallying. I think he knows he's in deep shit. He's trying to talk shit to the Santis. And the Santis is just ignoring him. The Santis is ignoring him. He's not taking the bait at all. Yeah, Trump is trying to bait him. Yeah, and he's not going for it. Yeah, he remembered during the debates how he was antagonizing Jeb Bush. Jeb Bush. Remember Jeb Bush? And the other Republicans, he would just make up names about them. And he would get away with it, but he can't do that now. Yeah, people aren't taking his name colony seriously. He was insulting a few of them, really, actually. Anybody who is. Well, there is Jeb Bush that he insulted him. Anybody who opposes him? Marco Rubio. Marco Rubio. He was insulting him. And the senator from Texas, the Republican. Yeah, Cruz. Yeah, Ted Cruz, right? Ted Cruz, yeah. And it's kind of funny. But he really would happen. What happened that because Ted Cruz is still around. Ted Cruz is still around. I'll be I'll be on tomorrow probably around starting at 12 noon Pacific time. 12 noon of Pacific time. 3 3 p.m. Eastern. Yeah, you should come on. Yeah, you should. Well, you have to stand in the way. We have to send Darryl away. We're wrestling talk Darryl, come on. You should come on with your webcam. You know, you should, Darryl. Wear a Western hat because you're in the Sierras, you know. But anyway, have a good night. If you're if you're going to call it a night. Yeah, so I guess. Newsome, you think it's like if if Joe Biden grew some Newsome. What's his name, the governor of California grew some Newsome. If Joe Biden started doing this. Well, Joe Biden Joe Biden's got to go. He's got to go. They would have to pick the DNC, but you know what? You know what, James, grew some Newsome. He has the same position that Cuomo used to have. Remember Cuomo? Everybody loved Cuomo. Everybody fucking loved Cuomo. He was the Italian-American, straight, Christian, Caucasian, New Yorker, straight-talking New Yorker. Everybody loved Cuomo. Sounds good. Everybody fucking loved Cuomo. And and then all of a sudden, what happened to Cuomo? Listen, I was supposed to go up against Trump in the presidential debate. I think what her Cuomo was not him trying to get laid. I think it was the thing with COVID, the nursing homes. I think it was a nursing homes. Yeah, sending and they and they the higher ups. They stayed in a Democrat party. They were like, it looks bad. It looks bad that he sent those old people to die. He sent how many old people was it, James? It's just thousands of people, right? Thousands of fucking old people, Cuomo literally sent to their death. I mean, that's that's fucked up. Who in their right mind would send COVID patients to a nursing home? Think of who in their in their right mind. So you think he was in his in his bad mind? I think he think he had some kind of sick, evil or ulterior motive. You think he wanted to kill these these old people? I don't know. Yeah, I don't think we're ever going to know. We're never going to know questions. The answers to these questions that we deserve answers to. It's like it's like proving that 9-11 was an inside job and proving it. And and, you know, it's all theory. It's theory. It's you know what? It makes Florida look like it was always right. Because right, it does it does at least make it look like that. And everybody came to move here. Everybody came here was buying houses like crazy. And you know what? You know what happened, James? It killed the fucking housing market. The housing market went insane in Florida. I'm saying so many people don't want to fucking people. But it was it was always like that. Like people always came to Florida. But now now it was more more than ever, more than ever. Listen, every every person who. Retired with enough money or and every. They'll be OK. They'll be OK. Every person who cries and complains about the winter. And they can afford to move to Florida. They all know what they're called, James. You know what they're called? They're called, you know, they're called locally. They're called snowbirds, snow, snow, birds, snowbirds. Yeah, people from the north that go to Florida when the weather's cold up here, they're snowbirds. But those snowbirds are usually transients. You know, they're they're they're they're they're temporarily. Yeah, they come here and they leave. And then, you know, I used to hear about people used to tell me of people with some money, you know, they used to tell me, oh, I bought property, I bought a piece of property in Florida. Like I got a little boy, a little house in Florida. You know, so every every time they can have it from the north. From the big cities up here, they all they talked about was what I have in Florida. I'm going to Florida. I'm going to Florida. OK, I like Florida house. I want to retire. It's a beautiful place to be. You know, well, if you could dodge COVID-19 and survive, come on, James. Yeah, but, you know, your governor, he wanted he wanted to continue letting restaurants and bars full capacity, full capacity. Right. And that's why how many that that's the whole reason why real estate here has gone bonkers because people left New Jersey, New York, California. They didn't want to deal with it, James. It was silly that the COVID lockdown was silly. Yeah, but you saw you saw you saw the you saw the refrigerator boxcars loaded with bodies coming out of the hospital. James, James, James, James. Right. So you. James, they were loaded, right. We're loaded with bodies. The main problem with with New York, New Jersey is that it's cold. It's just too cold. So you feel I know. I don't live in I don't live in New York City. Right. So I see all these things. New York City is so dangerous. You know, I think it probably is dangerous. It probably is dangerous. And I think you probably agree with me. So you it is dangerous. Right. So you think. OK, I'm not disagreeing with you. You think that just like the the flu, the flu season is when when the temperature dips, right? When the temperature goes down, I don't even I couldn't even tell you when the flu season is. I don't know. Well, I haven't been following these things ever. When it gets cold in autumn. I don't know, James, people get the flu shots in order. All right, listen, let's not talk about that virus. It's OK, you know, we can we can talk about anything you want. No, no, no, no, I don't mind because YouTube is very sensitive. Oh, YouTube, you know what I mean? You can talk on rumble. You ever try a rumble? They'll pull the show off. Let's just which change. You know what rumble is, James? Rumble in the jungle. Rumble is is an alternative to YouTube. Alternative alternative alternative. Yes. So the same thing we're doing right now, we can do with our rumble and you can say what anything you want. It's it's completely free. You don't have to worry about being censored on YouTube. Pretense to take your your video off. You know, it's I mean, if it was up to me. I talk about any freaking topic. I'm telling you, you can go on rumble. That's what I just told you. Oh, you mean it's a it's a web. It's a social media. It's the same thing as YouTube, but it's a different platform. And it's called rumble. You can do this same thing here, but. It's you don't have to worry that anybody is going to censor you like you. I don't know. I don't know if StreamYard. It's it's an app. I don't know that. I don't know StreamYard streams to rumble. I know I know TikTok. OK, OK, like TikTok. I have a TikTok that I can go live on TikTok. But I don't I only know Paul Manty on TikTok. I don't I like speaking to that. What happened to Paul Manty? Where is he at? I thought he was coming on tonight. Yeah, what a hell is. Where the hell is and then he's going to say he's going to say you didn't you didn't invite him and then like I did I said in the link and then he's going to say, oh, are you still alive? Are you still on? No, what is he going to call you at three three in the morning? No. No, he might I have no idea where anybody is. Just like, you know, strapping young man. What happened to strapping young man is going to make a horror. You got scared? What is he going to do in a bar? He's supposed to be he's supposed to be sober. Who are you talking about? Young man. He's supposed to be living a life of sobriety. What's going on? Shocking young man. Oh, what about B.C.? I can't understand a word he says anymore. He's like, I don't think you should make fun of B.C. No, no, he's I believe he might have emphysema or worse. Yeah, I think he has problems. He no, he has health problems and he won't go to the doctor. He because he used to tell me. I used to pass out, which is not normal. And he used to tell me I have a smokers cough. That's why I I can't breathe. That's why I think I think he joins Ronald shows and. Ron just gives him the benefit of the doubt, but the the the warning signs are there, man. Like he doesn't look good at all. No, he really doesn't. And it's kind of sad and you can't understand him. And he's and he and he he he he says a few words. He starts hacking. He says and that's why he he leaves the panel and then comes back because he he mentioned that he goes into a fit, a coughing fit. You know, because he smokes too, right? Yeah, because he won't give up smoking and he also drinks quite a bit. He drinks like a fish. Yeah. Now, now, Ronald drinks a lot too, but. He he seems to control it better. No, I control it. No, I mean, he nobody does hard liquor shows. Like Ron, I mean, he he literally he literally does a show every day, right? Every morning. Oh, now it's like like like three. Like he does, he does a Dornbusters. Then he does it like, but he does a Dornbusters every morning, right? He does a mid and then he does a mid morning taste challenge. Then he does an after afternoon, either I'd say two, two to three. And that's quite a bit, you know. You what you why I told them? I see them. I see. I see them on YouTube. I do you ever ask him, like, why are you doing so many? He says it's a hobby. He doesn't have a problem. It's a hobby hobby. You know, well, at one time, you know. Now, you got to be careful, too, because sometimes you you put a lot of books away. And if not not hard liquor, though, I don't fuck with that. OK. And now the cigarettes. You should really that's right. You can't. The cigarettes or cigarettes, too. I I don't that's not a problem for me. You can't you can't like I can give up. I can give up cigarettes any day of the week. That's not a problem at all. Why don't you get like a pipe like Captain Black, you know? No, I don't mean I like I like the cigarettes like the old fashion, you know, it's it's nice to have something. All all the you know, all the young guys and even you know, people my age, you're all doing this stupid fucking vaping shit. I don't want to do that. No, don't make. I don't I don't want to. Now, Jean-Pierre likes fine cigars. Yeah, Jean-Pierre likes cigars. OK, I try cigar. It's fine. No, it's just not my thing. It's not my thing. OK. All right. Well, you're you're you're you're grown man. You know, you know what you're doing. Well, you have common sense. And intelligence where, you know, I don't know what B.C., what B.C. is doing. B.C. I don't think he has too much intelligence at all. And he's like really like sensitive about criticizing the military. Well, because yeah, he's from he's from Michigan. And yeah, it's a sad thing, James. But honestly, the majority of this country, the populace is really stupid, is really stupid. Just like there's a dummy just like B.C. is really stupid. He's a stupid guy. The average American has been dumbed down. Yeah, it's just a matter of fact. Society, modern day society in the United States. I'm not going to say Europe because they're they're they're pretty sharp. No, no, no, no. Americans are without a doubt of the laughing stock of the world and they've been dumbed down. Yeah, they think they've been dumbed down and propagandized up. So dumbed down, propagandized up. Yeah, I mean, you look at all these idiots, you go to the mall and you see them go to the to the food court. They look disgusting, right? They're fucking fat. The belly is going over there over. It's just disgusting, man, like those Walmart photos you see on the Internet, the typical Walmart choppers. You know, the obesity is epidemic proportion. Their health, people's health is I mean, no wonder why the health industry is making a fortune. Yeah, well, why do you think they make so much money? Because all you fat slobs want to want to get some advice from them. Yeah, the hospital, they're probably going to run. I mean, it's horrible. The rate of cancer is definitely related to the rate of obesity. It has to be, right? Well, not only that, diabetes, I think is the first. Diabetes is the same thing. It's the same as cancer. Hypertension, diabetes, heart disease. Tarvel, James. And people people know the information, they know, they know it. They know what obesity does. They know what these things do. It's in your face. Actually, everything is in your face, especially with the Internet and smartphones and everything's games. How many, how many stimulus checks did you get? Did you receive from 2020? You know, until 2021, what did you get? Do you remember? What? What kind of checks? Stimulus checks from the government, free money. What did you get? Free money from the government. The checks, I got a whole shit load. Can you can you try to remember what are they? Well, you can't remember. You can't even remember how as long as the flow comes in. That's what makes me happy. James, they spent six trillion dollars on that fucking bullshit. Six trillion dollars in debt. You're talking about stimulus. I'm talking about the government. What they spent on that fucking nonsense, six trillion dollars. You told and then and then two years later, they're wondering where all this inflation came from. Well, look about, look about, look about, look about. What are what about what they spent on the military budget? Yeah, I mean, that's that's always that's always true. That's always a fact. And they never do anything about it. They never do anything about it. Socialists and social services only makes up like like two, three percent of the budget. Why are they sending so much money to Ukraine so so that they put a pause on the Jew money going to Israel? And they said, we're going to send more, more of the Jew money to to Zelinsky instead. Is there oil in the Ukraine? No, there's not. OK, so there's there's there's wheat. There's wheat and like they call it the bread basket of Europe. That's why Ukraine is so important. Yeah, agricultural agriculture. It's kind of like like in the Middle East. Yeah, the oil. Ukraine is considered like called the bread basket. That's why. Yeah. That's why it's important. It is the most it is one. It is the most agricultural rich area in Europe. In Europe, because in Eastern Europe or in the whole Europe. Well, Russia, if you're your west of the Euro mountains, it's your as soon as you go east of the Euro mountains, you're in Asia. Yeah. Yeah. So Russia is even though they're not a part of NATO or the European Union, they're they're technically Russia is actually. I mean, if you look up their their history, Russia is is a really interesting. Cultural strong. You know, just something like a subject to study, man, like what Russia is. The people of Russia, the people of Russia have been through so much hardship. You know what say throughout the whole entire time of Russia being around, you know, what say, you know what say them their winters, Napoleon, Napoleon got screwed when he invaded Russia. And the same thing happened to Hitler. The same thing happened to Hitler happened to Hitler. Yet the Russian winters crippled them. Yeah. And because the the morons, they invaded at the wrong time of the year. But it wasn't just the outsiders. It was the insiders that were killing the Russians, too, because it was Stalin. Yeah. And it was and it was a czar. Well, the Russian they they didn't have a good, you know, anything like a good system. The Russians, the peasants of Russia, the Russian Revolution, the czars and the czarinas, the Romanoff, right? The Romanoff, they were killed, they were killed. They, Vladimir Lenin led the revolution, right? And they the people were under imperialism. They were under under the foot of imperialism. They were under the foot of of but he was actually the last the last czar, who was a czar Nicholas, was actually very compassionate to the people. He wasn't, you know, he wasn't an absolute tyrant or anything like that. He wasn't a tyrant. And actually, the way that they ended up killing him and his family was pretty fucked up, you know, it wasn't it wasn't right that they did that to them. They they wanted to exterminate the royal family. Right. Right. And and Lenin, that was the beginning of, I guess, the Soviet Union. Well, they they didn't want any trace of the royal family to to exist. So they had to kill the daughters, the son. And then there was the myth that Anastasia had somehow made it out of of the killing. And she was the daughter and she like made it into Germany. And they they made a Disney movie about it. Right. No, no. Yeah, she's a famous. She she became famous. And now these days, they want to like they say that they're like changing the Disney movies, whether making them like less. Of bloody and stuff like that. And so I wonder what they would do to that that movie about Anastasia. Anastasia. Yeah, you know what? I know the Santas wants to apply censorship to to everything. And not good. It's not good. It's fascism. Well, I don't know. I think maybe they're they're saying that he that he's doing that. But it's not really true. That's what I think. Yeah, how much could we really believe that what the media tells us? Yeah, the media is not is the media is pretty shitty, man. Like, I'll tell you the truth. Everything the media says about the governor, the governor here in Florida, it seems like they're lying. It seems like it's not true. I'll tell you the honest truth. Like I've listened to what he says. He comes out and does like local speeches. And what they say that he's saying is not the same thing that he's really saying. It's different. They're misconstruing everything. I'm misconstruing it. Yeah. And I'm sure the same thing is happening in New York. Oh, yeah. You know, or maybe it's not. I don't know. Well, they they they like to brainwash because there are the average American is just going to watch mainstream media. They're not they're not going to watch alternative media. They're they're, you know, and they believe whatever they hear and see. And, you know, I mean, smart people, they they they're on the Internet. They see alternative media. They listen. They might listen to the young Turks. They might listen to. A Chris Cuomo or, you know, the young Turks are pretty pretty good. So anyway, yeah. So we covered a lot of great topics for progressive discussions. It was good. We might as well close it up, because my eyes are getting droopy. And I'm going to eat some shrimp fried rice waiting for me. Got some hot and spicy shrimp fried rice. Hot and spicy shrimp fried rice. Slide lice. Yeah. And you dirty dog. And I got I got a quart of Greek Greek yogurt. All right, you don't have to say everything, man. All right, I won't. I won't say no more. Oh, let me ask you a question. Did they do supermarkets usually sell corned beef brisket like outside of St. Patrick's Day? No. You never really see it? It's only it's the week of St. Patrick's Day. Otherwise, you don't. You never see it. You don't see it. No. Unless maybe you're in a super Irish area. Well, see, that could be it, because I mean, you know, I don't know if that's it. I mean, you lived up here. You know how multi-ethnic it is up here. Yeah, but it's got to be a really Irish area, you know. I mean, I could get I could get German sausages all year round. Italian. What do you what do you live in New Jersey? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know about Jersey. Yeah, I know about. I know about New York. I'm living the next town over from the George Washington Bridge. Yeah, yeah. Jackson Heights is right over right there. No, Jackson. No, no. Jackson Heights is right in my hand. Yeah, yeah. Washington Heights. Wash. Yeah, you're right. Yeah. Jackson Heights is in Queens. Is in Queens. Yeah. You're right. You're right. You're right. Yeah, that's the Dominican Dominican. They call it a little little Dominican public. So that's where you live right right across the bridge. I live. Yeah, I actually I could see when I when I walked down the hill, I could if I turn if I turn my head to the left, I can see the whole bridge. I mean, I'm not I'm not under the bridge, like a frigging troll or, you know, I can see the bridge at all. Yeah, like and then if I look straight, I see where they go upper, upper Manhattan, upper Manhattan, you know, Columbia University, a grant grants to him. Harlem, Harlem, remember Charlie Rangel with the big white teeth? He's still around, right? You know what he was doing? He was taking taxpayers money and building a mansion in the Dominican Republic. Yeah. Yeah, Charlie. Yeah. What is now it's not him. There's another guy that that's just like him. What's his name? Sharpton, Sharpton, right? Oh, he's got TV show, I think. Yeah. The revenue. He's a big New York guy, right? Sharpton. Yeah, yeah. He has his hair is like Jay. Well, it used to be like James Brown. Does anybody care about those guys anymore or not? Really? No. You know, you were probably a little boy, but there was a show called the Morton Downey Junior shows. Yeah, I remember him. And you could you could still see them on YouTube as a pisser. He used to have Al Sharpton and Curtis Sleeward, a guardian angel. Curtis Sleeward. And he's still around. Yeah. Oh, yeah. And he used to be married to Lisa Sleeward. And now now she's Lisa Evers. Now she's on a TV show. She's like a news anchor. She's using her maiden name, Lisa Evers. But they got divorced. And I know one of the gangsters tried to bump him off. And he survived the bullets. He opened his mouth and said something. But yeah, he was running. Actually, he would have made, in my opinion, he would have made a great mayor. He was running for mayor against Eric Adams, Curtis Sleeward. He would have cleaned up all the shit, the crimes. You can't have a Democrat mayor of New York. It doesn't work out. You've got to be you've got to rule with an iron hand when you're running cities like New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and you know what? One of the mob associates, he was actually, he wasn't an associate. He was a member of, I think it was the Bonanno crew. He came out and said he was a big time guy in the 70s, like the late 60s through the 70s through the 80s. And he came out and said, the mob always preferred that the politician would be a Democrat, because the Democrats were easier to work with. They were more amenable to corruption, where they can come in and say, I'll give you this, you give me that, whether Republicans were not as easy to take advantage of. Oh, interesting. Yeah. I know the unions were Democrat. The union is most definitely Democrat. And the mob controlled the Democrats. So the unions were always Democrat and mob controlled. Because Republicans have always been anti-union. But it got, what the Democrats had got infiltrated by the mob. And it was turned into something that wasn't really like for the working class. Probably for the most part, it was infiltrated. It wasn't good. It wasn't from the heart. It was bullshit. Any kind of corruption means? Corruption is always bad, right? Means bad news for the little guy. I always, always was like that. Yeah, yeah. But that's what happened. That's what that's what happened. Yeah, crony, like you were telling me about crony capitalism, crony capitalism, you know. Crony, crony, you know, you do your buddy in favor, one hand washes the other, both hands wash the face. Yeah. Well, what's his name? Ralph Crandon said that in the honeymoon as well. Yeah, I mean favors. See, that's the problem with establishment politicians like the Democrat Party or Republican. If a corporation gives you millions in campaign contributions, then you owe favors. You owe favors if you get a lick, you know, unfortunately. No, that's how it goes. They're not going to give you huge campaign contributions for nothing, for no reason, without any payback. Yeah, James, I think I'm going to go. Yeah, I'm tired. All right, listen, thank you, everybody, including the strapping young man and Mr. Clean and Marnie S and Darryl Macias and Assumi, Tommy Carroll. I think that's it. All right, take care, people. If you're going to be around, I'll be going live tomorrow, Monday night at 3 PM Eastern time with Red Pill Man Cave. The new show.