 Welcome, everyone, and welcome to progressive discussions along with Red Pill Mankade. I'm your host James P. Madonna, and it is Sunday afternoon, and it happens to be, I'd say, believe it or not, it's, this coming week will be the end of the merry month of May 2023, time flies. And I just want to welcome everyone to the show. I've been doing the show since 2007. I started with the man who invented the name, Progressive Discussions, my original cohost and mentor, and the managing editor of the newsletter called Sensor. The Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman may rest in peace. I started with him. And all the shows are in a special archive playlists, more than one playlist, on this YouTube channel. Plus all the readings from his newsletter, his past newsletter, done by the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman himself. Brilliant man, absolutely brilliant man. Hey, the one and only Alex, the beer master, the man that does a special beer and food show on Friday nights. And he has also, he has Alex and friends Thursday night. How are you, sir? Happy, Feliz Domingo to you. Happy Sunday. Yeah, we haven't spoken a while. The first part of the show, I discuss serious topics, and then sometime between 4pm and 4.30pm. That's when I loosen my belt, I relax, and we do Red Pill Man Cave, which, anything goes, anybody could, people can discuss anything they want. They can do, they can do craft beer reviews, they can do liquor reviews, they can do food reviews, they can talk about romance, love life, lack of love life. You know, it's like, it's like the equivalent of casual Friday to office people. So I'm going to start. Thank you for stopping by. I'm going to start, let's see. I usually start off light, and then progressively get more serious. All right, this is light, light subject. Oh, God. Could they make the font any smaller? Oh, geez. Well, what I'm going to do is I'll show the pictures and just give you an update on this subject here. True that, James, true that, my friend, and also I looked up the COVID-19 Wikipedia and it says it's over the pandemic and I'm happy. Well, there is, I'm not allowed to talk about vaccines and pandemics because YouTube removed my show from last week. So I can't talk about it, but there is a new variant out there. You know, viruses mutate anything. That's what they do. This is a new variant and they're recommending a new booster. So I mean, personally, I received five vaccines already. So that's totally up to the individual. Okay, now this one. Well, let me see if I can just take it bigger. Let's see how that looks. One shot. One shot. No. Okay, that's good enough. What we have here is NASA's X-59 supersonic passenger aircraft will make its maiden flight before the end of 2023. I don't know if you keep abreast of the latest science and technological updates, but I do and military planes are advancing at a rapid pace just like computers and artificial intelligence. Science in general, whether it be for the good of mankind or to the detriment of mankind is advancing at a very rapid pace. This year's laptop or tablet or PC will become obsolete next year. That's how fast it's advancing. Same thing with smartphones. But anyway, here's a photo of, well, it's not the, it's the technology. It's not the final product that will accommodate passengers in a cabin. It's the, they're testing out the science of it. And there it is without the cabin. Very futuristic. All right. Here's a closer look without the cabin. Needle nose. All right. It's very aerodynamic in shape, but it will go 300, but it accelerates extremely fast. It'll, it'll go 300 to 500 kilometers per hour more than the speed of sound. NASA is working with Lockheed Martin aircraft manufacturer, very famous. The aircraft received the F414 GE 100 engine in late fall 2022. The propulsion system is designed by General Electric. Wow. And underwent a series of tests last year. And there it is in flight. Very good looking plane. But I mean, this is without the cabin yet. All right. For passengers. So that's it. That's it for, for this one. I start off light and, and then work my way to the next. Let me catch up with, with Alex, the beer master, true dad, James, true dad. I didn't know that they shut your video down. Sorry about that. Appreciate you. Okay. I want to show you. I'm, well, I'm drinking right now. I'm drinking ice water. Because I want to save the, the, the Brooklyn brewery, a lager beer for later for a red pill man cave. And I have my, you probably saw it on the internet, my new Moscow mule 100% pure copper mug. Okay. It's got that, that hammered look and a very stylish handle. It's 16 ounces. And it's been known to maintain the icy cold temperature of beverages. Okay. It's, it's, it's, I could feel it. It's ice cold. And it's attractive, of course. And copper also has a, a, an ancient health value that goes back to Indian Ayurvedic medicine. A famous yogi was explaining that when you keep any beverage, cold beverage, not hot beverage, because then you burn your mouth, burn your lips. When you keep any liquid in here, the molecules in the water of the beverage becomes supercharged. So whatever you're drinking becomes a very special health drink for your body, for your, for your, for everything. So it's not just for the cocktail called Moscow mule, which I believe is vodka and ginger beer. Beautiful. I'm very happy with it. Okay. Let's see what we've got. All right. Let's get on to the next. Of course, they're going to make me do this again. Go through a process of doing a share screen. I mean, they couldn't arrange it so I can have it on the side. Right. That would make more sense. World near positive tipping point on climate solutions by expert positive tipping point. Let me see with there's a wind, wind generators. All right. Some say they're eyesores or unsightly others say they, they're, they're a harm to birds. But you know, birds like all animals, they learn their lesson once and then they avoid it. So birds are not stupid creatures. They will not continue to fly into the blades and die. With climate enhanced droughts, heat waves and fires ravaging three continents and the threat of a new surge in global warming. The world urgently needs to ramp up solutions for slashing carbon pollution. But which solutions are most critical? The organization project draw down as detailed the potential feasibility and costs of nearly 100 climate solutions since it was set up in 2017. Executive Director Jonathan Foley, a leading climate scientist spoke to AFP about how to assess and prioritize the actions needed to keep Earth livable. The following interview has been edited for a length and flow. Well, we're all aware at the, well, this, this, the green new deal does create or will create a lot of jobs, a lot of good jobs. You have solar power, you have wind, you have hydroelectric, like for instance, connecting it to a waterfall or a rapid, a rapidly running river that's constantly moving fast. You have, oh, there's also hydroelectric buoys that as they bob up and down, the choppiness of the ocean. When the ocean gets rough and they bob up and down, produce electricity. There's definitely, and by the way, the solar panels are not the cheap panels that we had at the beginning that take up a lot of space. I even saw these solar towers invented by German scientists. So the science of producing electricity is advancing. Fossil fuels are for the most part responsible for climate change and global warming. Pulling CO2 out of the air. Also the destruction of rainforests, like the one in the Amazon is responsible for the climate change because trees and plants are the lungs of the planet Earth. And the rainforest is literally the lungs of the planet Earth. So without boring you with the mumbo jumbo. Let's see, what do we have here? Solar turbines. Wow, I'm telling you, science is wonderful. It can't beat science. Science keeps on moving ahead. It can't beat it. Just like George Costanza and Seinfeld said, it can't beat science, it can't beat it. Let's see what we've got here. Let's move on to the next. And the next could be... Okay, speaking of climate change, might as well go here. Bear with me. What is this crap? No, no, no, no. It ain't going to happen, but it ain't going to happen. They're forcing me to enter my email so they could bother me. No, no, no, no, no. It ain't going to happen. Let me try to get in again. I ain't doing shit. Axios, yeah. Axios, my boss. Let's try it again. I hate it when they do a bait and switch and they won't allow you to read the article unless you subscribe to their online publications. Alright, there we go. Hot summer ahead. Speak of the devil. Hot summer ahead for much of the United States, so that's not good. Seasonal temperature outlook. Yikes. Look at the American Southwest. Look at the Sun Belt going into the southern states, into Florida. Oh, look at me. Look at poor me up in New Jersey. And Alex, as you can see the color, you know, even the southern part of Alaska is going to be hit with a heat wave, which will be, I don't know if you can see my cursor, will be this color. Not the yellowish color, but the pale orange. And then you have goes, it goes to orange. And then you have some parts of the American Southwest, the desert area, you have reddish orange, and that's really super hot. Gee, seasonal temperature outlook valid June through July to August or June through August 2023. This is issued May 18, 2023. Okay, so you got the progression of the colors from light yellow as it gets darker into orange into red, leaning above, likely above, below normal. Okay, going from white into blue, progressively getting darker and going into black. Okay, so anyway, now get ready, folks. My suggestion is to do what I did. Go to Walmart and get the right size, of course. They call them room darkening curtains, or they might call them room blackening curtains, but they're darkening curtains. And put them up, darken that apartment. Let me tell you, it will take the strain of the air conditioner and drop the temperature in your home or apartment. And it is always better to get a more powerful air conditioner than to get two or three small, cheapo ones. Two or three, 5,000, 6,000 BTUs will use more energy and give you a higher electric bill than having one high BTU, like let's say 12,000 BTUs, much more efficient. And the new air conditioners are very energy efficient. And they are for the same BTUs, they are smaller than they used to be. They're not these huge monstrosities anymore. Okay, then you have hot summers in the dry areas of the United States, leading to drought and destructive wildfires, like the West Coast gets. For example, this means a hotter and average summer in Phoenix now is far warmer than a hotter than average summer in a typical year during the 1970s. So hopefully NOLA Weather is a very reputable organization, NOAA. So Mr. Gabriel Salias outside of Phoenix, Arizona, take my recommendations. I know, and I know you don't like to wear hats, go get yourself a nice Western hat. Keep the sun off your head and off your face, even though he claims he doesn't like cats. Let me catch up on a little, hey, Jordy from Scotland performing artist, I am very good. You know how I, at the beginning, I get through the serious topics and then we go to Red Pill Man Cave and everything is fun. Thank you. Oh, you leave in the house. Okay. You have a date or you're with one of your buddies to hang out with. I got my new 100% pure copper Moscow mule mug. Jordy, it's great. Beautiful. So that's it. We're going to have a hotter summer. How wonderful. Okay. I'm going to do a little Walmart bashing. Oh, no, no, no. I got the wrong, I'm sorry. I got the wrong article. Yeah. There we go. Do a little Walmart bashing. Wonderful. Well, you'll see it once I bring it up. Jordy says, just a buddy to hang out with. I wish it was a date. Well, you know what? It's better to be out hanging out with a good close friend and have quality time at a pub or a pub restaurant than it is to be on a date where you're not enjoying. You know, like with the wrong person where you're spending money for nothing. You're wasting money to be with the wrong girl. You bet it's really it's not it's not bad being out with a good friend because you can meet women when you're out with your buddy. You know, so it's it's really not so terrible. All right, keep in touch. You have a smartphone, right, Jordy? So you'll be able to send messages later. Periodically. Here we go with the screen share. I was the lighting in my in the official aggressive discussion studio. It's much better. I mean, the lighting I used before. There was too much glare. I mean, just glare was like hitting my head and my face and it just didn't look so great. Now the the video quality is much better. Okay, Walmart, which is owned by the Walton family is trying to act generous showing how nice they are. Look what they did. They're selling this a barn style. Yeah, right. Wonderful. Walmart is selling a bond and look what it says at the beginning. Good story. Walmart is selling a barn style tiny home for $9,270. It comes with a second floor and arrives in just seven days. Yeah, this is the second floor. You know how hot it will be on the second floor. Look at that. It's like an attic apartment, attic rooms. You'll die up there. Who wants to live in a large shed or a barn like house? Who wants to live in a fucking barn? Would any member of the Walton family that owns Walmart live in a damn barn converted into a house? Okay, and look at the bottom. Look, all the wild critters will make their home under this cheap barn like house. Look, you see the openings on the side. And what is this supposed to be? Barn door? Unbelievable. Walmart shoppers have discovered a tiny barn style home for a bargain. Yeah, well, it's not even worth that. $9,270, which even boasts a second floor loft. The retail chain said the stylish, stylish timber house will be delivered to your door in just seven days. Timber, you know what that means? If you live in a part of the country where there's a drought, say goodbye to your little $10,000 Walmart house. Say adios to it. You should have a metal roof if you have a house in any of those drought areas. So the flying embers from the burning trees, they land on your house. They won't set it on fire. The Arlington 12 by 20 woodshed kit. What is it? What are you? Was this a chicken coop that they want people low income people to live in? Scumbag, Walton family? The woodshed kit. So you'll be the whole family will be taken to the woodshed. Okay, provides plenty of room. Yeah, plenty of room for who? For your storage needs with its second floor loft and four by six foot headroom. Four by six foot headroom. That's like walking down into it into the cabin of a boat. Six foot headroom. According to Walmart's online description. The first floor has high side walls and offers buyers plenty of room to add shelving or a significant amount of more storage area added Walmart. There's a hurricane or tornado. This house would be a an instant projectile into the atmosphere. You know what? I can't read anymore. All I all I have to know that Walmart once again is inducted into the chiseler's hall of shame. Shame, shame, shame on you Walmart. A glorified chicken coop. For people on a budget. That can only spend $10,000 on a home, not not their dream home, but unbelievable. Now I'm going to show you. I'm going to show you a low cost budget. House that looks nice. Okay, so shame on you Walmart. Now you see a pretty house. Small low budget house. I think it is. And it's modern looking too. Yeah, I mean this new lighting I have is even easier on my eyes. Have to enlarge this a bit. Let's see how it is now. We try it again. A little better. Now isn't that a nicer low budget home? Let's see what it says about it. Simple life at the tiny farmhouse. 8.5 millimeter by 10. I mean meters rather 8.5 meters by 10 meters. Okay, it must be in Florida somewhere. Who knows or Louisiana. I see palm trees. Look at that. You get a nice porch. The critters can't crawl underneath it and make their home. You have decent full-size windows, full-size door, sliding glass door. Yeah, normal doors. And look at the second floor. Isn't this nice? It's very stylish. They call it a farmhouse, but it's very stylish. And I really love that porch. This is really nice. Okay, Walmart. You got your Walton family is so damn wealthy. They can't offer a decent place to live for low income people and people on a budget. No, they got to offer them a fucking barn, a shed, instead of a nice looking home like this. Oh, here's another shot of it from above going downward. Oh, here's a side shot of the porch. Now that's pretty. Now that is a livable low budget home. I wouldn't even say it looks low budget. Wow. I don't, you know, I don't even think this is low budget. Look at the size of these rooms. Let me see if there's a price. Modern valley. It's got to be a price on this bathroom. Bedroom. Here's the drawing, the size of everything. Living area, bedroom, one bedroom, master bedroom, porch, dining area, kitchen, what do you call the law? Maybe it's a Polynesian word. Very nice. This is 1000 millimeters. The front and the back. 1000 millimeters wide. 6000, about 6000 millimeters on the side of porches. 8500 millimeters in width. Very nice. Overall length. Overall length, 8500 millimeters. Let me see if there is a price. Of course not counting the land. Real estate. Maybe I missed it. It is modern. It is very pleasing to the eyeballs. I like it. I like it. Let's see how much it is. Well, nevertheless, it's a hell of a lot better living in a damn tool shed in a barn offered by Walmart. Shame on you Walmart. Chiseless Hall of Shame. I don't believe it. The wealthier most people get, of the scumbag they become. Let me see. A bit ceiling there. A little politics from Politico. Bear with me, folks. Bear with me. Bear with me. While I go through the screen sharing. There we go. I enlarge it a bit. Biden ratches up the pressure as the debt ceiling fights strains his presidency. Well, the only reason why it's straining his presidency is because all the imbeciles out there in America, in Merica, the idiotic Merican voters voted in a Republican House of Representatives. So they're bucking heads with everyone else. That's why the White House believes it can build consensus and be rewarded for it. But with the economy on the line, it's not looking like a sure thing. Well, Biden better stop trying to make friends with the enemy and this hipster, bi-partisanship, compromise, pipe dreams, bullshit. I love you. You love me. Barney the dinosaur way of thinking is not going to happen. You can't negotiate and reason with the forces of evil of the enemy, the capitalist enemy. The nation stands on the principle of an unprecedented financial calamity, testing whether the president's theory of governance can continue to work. You know what? This is like if a baseball team loses in the playoffs, loses like the seventh game in a posse. They automatically want to fire the manager. They put all the blame on the manager, not realizing that it's the players that are out there fielding. It's the players that are going to bat. You know, you could have a fantastic manager and a team that doesn't do its job that well. Overrated, overpaid. Well, many congressmen and senators are overrated and overpaid. I'm talking about the do-nothings. President Joe Biden has prioritized deal-making through much of the debt-sealing talks, laboring to work across the aisle. Here we go again. Working across the aisle, bipartisan bullshit, even at the risk of alienating the liberal wing of his own party. I didn't know there was a liberal wing in the Democratic Party anymore. I thought they were all moderates. They're all corporatists. They're all establishment. Yeah, he's still trying to negotiate. See Biden. See, same bullshit. He's called on Republicans to move from their extreme positions. Fat chance yet. Don't hold your breath, because much of what they propose is simply, quite frankly, unacceptable. Oh, what a pleasant, nice-sounding, carefully chosen words that he's having for greedy, selfish, corrupt evil people. See, this is the way an establishment, moderate Democrat, that wants bipartisanship. This is the way they speak. Nancy Pelosi, when she was in her prime, she used to constantly say the word bipartisan. Bipartisan is bipartisan. That made me sick. I can't read anymore. I can't read anymore. This is really pissing me off. Excuse me. Well, I hydrate. Let me get on to the next. We're winding down bipartisan my balls. Let me check something out here. Oh, I can't read this. Look how small the font is. Are they serious? Let me see. I'll just get through this quick. This introduces Citizenship Act 2023 to eliminate country quota from green cards. That means only so many people in this country can enter the United States to live in some of the United States. Your Citizenship Act 2023 enables individuals who have lived in the United States for years and in some cases for decades, like the parents of the dreamers, to keep their family together lawfully and earn the security and stability of U.S. Citizenship. I'm 100% for that. That's only fair. The ruling Democratic Party in the U.S. has introduced a Citizenship Act which will eliminate the country quota for green cards and make changes in the much sought after H1B visa system. The U.S. Citizenship Act includes three key pillars, responsible and effective border management, economic growth and strengthened labor force and family reunification. The bill enables individuals who have lived in the United States for years and in some cases for decades, excuse me, decades to keep their family together lawfully and earn the security and stability of U.S. Citizenship. The bill establishes a roadmap to Citizenship for undocumented non-citizens by allowing them to apply for temporary legal status, lawful prospective immigrant status with the opportunity to apply for lawful permanent residence green card. After five years, yeah, that's how that's the law. Five years if they pass criminal and national security background checks and pay taxes. Yeah. Have the fucking wealthy Americans and corporations pay their fair share in taxes. Instead of trying to squeeze it out of the little guy. Dreamers. Okay. Like I mentioned before, recipients of temporary protected status and agricultural workers who meet specific requirements will be immediately eligible for green cards. Eligible spouses and children are included. The bill creates a new definition of spouse to include permanent partners and eliminates discrimination against LGBTQ families by permitting citizens and permanent residents in binational same sex relationships who sponsor their permanent partners for immigration to the United States and to serve as qualifying relatives for other immigration benefits and purposes. The bill also extends automatic citizenship to children with at least one U.S. citizen parent regardless of the biological relationship to that parent. Protects orphans, widows and children and provides equal treatment to stepchildren. Okay. Let's see. Well, the immigration system was very broken. Thanks to Republicans, they don't want immigration of color from south of the border, but they'll welcome your Caucasian and European immigrants with open arms. Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries emphasized the role of immigrants in the making of America as he called for an immigration law over war. Yeah, I like Hakeem Jeffries. Very good. All right. That's good. That's good. We are moving on very well, very rapidly. Okay. Now, this is a situation here that, you know, people, I'll give you my take on it. Bear with me, folks. Bear with me. Okay. Upstate New York counties declare state of emergency. Well, the same thing is happening in New York City with the mayor, Eric Gatens. They were all up and on. Now what? It's raining. No. Flood insurance. Why would I get flood insurance if I... Okay, here we go. The state of emergency has been declared in a number of more counties in the Hudson Valley. Last week, Orange and Rockland counties each declared a state of emergency over New York City's migrant relocation plan. State of emergency declared in Orange and Rockland counties. Okay. This has to do with the placement of new immigrants from the south crossing the border up north here into hotels. Migrants were bussed to a hotel in Newberg, New York, days after Orange County declared its state of emergency. The state of emergency in Orange County was extended this week. Okay. I would play the video, but stream yard... The stream yard microphone will not pick up the audio from any website video. I don't understand why. The state of emergency declared a state of emergency over New York City. That's on the geeks that own and control stream yard. Stream yard. State of declared emergency in Dutchess, Green and Sullivan counties on Thursday, Dutchess, Sullivan and Green counties all declared a state of emergency as asylum seekers continue to arrive in the New York City. For supporting capacity to house an influx of asylum seekers, Green County officials said. Most rural counties like Green are not equipped to handle an immigration influx. Transferring the responsibilities that New York City has as a sanctuary city to rural upstate counties is wrong and amounts to human trafficking. Wow. Yeah. There's the bus. Lots of belly posts. Well, there's no room. And that's the state of emergency. But let me tell you why there's no room in these hotels up here, up north, in the northeast. Because the fucking scumbag Republican governors down south, like Abbott, Governor Abbott of Texas. On the Sanctis of Florida has been guilty of this. They're sending all the migrants from over the border. Immigrants of color migrants are sending them all up to the Northeast United States because these Republican Southern governors know that we are very liberal up here in the Northeast of America. The states up here, New England, New York, and Jersey are liberal. And at a spite, they're shipping them all up here. Why isn't the Biden administration equally distributing these newly arriving migrants? Equal distribution. I mean, they interviewed this one woman. She has a family. This one woman from Venezuela. And her objective is to live in Denver, Colorado. So why are they all coming up here to the New York metropolitan and New England area? I'll tell you why. Because the scumbags, the scumbag Republican Southerners are still fighting the Civil War. They know we're liberals up here. So they're doing it out of spite. That's the only logical conclusion I can come up over of why they're all coming up here to the Northeast in massive numbers. There's no other logical explanation for it. The Biden administration should equally distribute these people. OK, now the last two articles have to do with artificial intelligence. Bear with me. I want to thank Mr. Geordie from Scotland and Alex the Beer Master for stopping by to say hello. I'm going to put the link to join right after I get there. Right after I get done with these two articles. I'll put it right here in the comment section on the YouTube channel. And then I will send the link to the usual panelists that generally come on. Mike Rose, wanting to white collar workers, the robots are coming for your white college job. Yeah, because the Android robots are that sophisticated. I don't think we're going to see any artificial intelligence in the skilled trades to that degree were warned how to find the right job at mid rising artificial intelligence. Well, he just contradicted himself. Let's see if they go into detail. Well, they're safe from artificial intelligence. For now, the skilled white college jobs, but artificial intelligence is advancing at a very rapid rate. Just like anything else connected with computer science and technology in general. And right now they have an Android robot that can hold an intelligent conversation with a human being along with quick witted jokes, facial expressions, a little emotion here and there, and the ability to reason and think for itself. Quite intelligent. Actually more intelligent than most human noise. The only thing is they don't have the ability to walk and function physically as a human, not yet, but they're getting there. But the intellect is already there. Aside from food service and manufacturing and hospitality, humans can already be on the brink of being replaced by artificial intelligence with those jobs. But when I heard the conversation between the most advanced Android from a cognitive sense and intellectual sense, the ability to think for themselves, it's not far away that your white college job will be replaced and corporate America will be happier than a pig in shit to replace you and not have to pay salaries to a workforce or deal with unions or deal with people calling out sick and going on vacation and all this. No, they'll be happy because they're that greedy. They are that greedy. Okay. The last article, MIT scientists find something alarming about artificial intelligence. Let's see what we've got here. Got to fix this. Okay, bear with me for the last article. So this week's progressive discussions. And then I'll start sending out links to the panelists. There we go. MIT scientists find something alarming about artificial intelligence. Story by Talker News, May 10th. Here's like a motherboard. Artificial intelligence makes harsher judgments than humans on whether rules have been broken or new study claims. And scientists fear it might lead it to overstep the mark on punishments depending on what information it's been given. But that's when they tell us humans we are obsolete. We are obsolete when it is programmed based on the rules of our own with no human nuance. It is much harsher than when it's based on our responses. Well, there were definite human nuances with the conversation with the Android. The study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT, looked at how artificial intelligence would judge perceived breaches of a code. They found the best data to program artificial intelligence with is normative. Where humans have stated whether or not a post breaks a certain rule. However many models are erroneously based on descriptive data where people label the factual features of a post and artificial intelligence applies the code and decides where there is a breach. For the study, dog images that could violate an apartment school against aggressive breeds were collected and groups were asked to give normative and descriptive responses. The descriptive team was not told about the overarching dog policy and was asked to indicate whether three factual features were presented in the image or text such as whether the dog appears aggressive. Their responses were used to craft judgments. If a user said the photo showed an aggressive dog the policy was violated. MIT scientists find something alarming about artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, the normative group was told about the rules on aggressive dogs and asked whether it had been violated by each image and why. Participants were 20% more likely to declare a code breach if they used the descriptive method versus the normative one. Hold on. Bear with me. I will continue reading. Be right with you. I will be right with you. Okay, I will continue shortly right after this. Scaling these inaccuracies up to the real world could have serious implications. If a descriptive model is used to decide whether a person may reoffend, it may cast more severe judgments than a person and hand out higher bail amounts or longer criminal sentences. As a result, the experts have called for greater data transparency stating if researchers know how data is gathered, then they can figure out how it can be used. Professor Marzegas Semi, head of the Healthy ML Group in the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, said I think most artificial intelligence or machine learning researchers assume that the human judgments and data and labels are biased, but this result is saying something worse. These models are not even reproducing already biased human judgments because the data they're being trained on has a flaw. Humans would label the features of images and texts differently if they knew those features would be used for judgment. This has huge ramifications for machine learning systems and human processes. Okay, let me check. There we go. Okay. There is the link to join people. The way to fix this is to transparently acknowledge that if we want to reproduce human judgment, we must only use data that were collected in that setting. Otherwise we are going to end up with systems that are going to have extremely harsh moderations, much harsher than what humans would do. Humans would see nuance or make other distinction whereas these models don't. In the study published in Science Advances, three more datasets were tested. The results arranged from being 8% more likely to find a rule breach when using the descriptive responses to decide a dress code breach to 20% for the aggressive dog images. Oh, okay. Lead author Aparna Balagopalan said while we didn't explicitly test why this happens, one hypothesis is that maybe how people think about rule violations is different from how they think about the script of data. Generally normative decisions are more lenient. This shows that the data do really matter. It is important to match the training context to the deployment context if you are training models to detect if a rule has been violated. Next, the team wants to investigate the effects of asking experts such as lawyers and doctors to complete the data entry. Okay. The post-MIT scientists find something alarming about artificial intelligence appeared first on talker. Okay. And that wraps up the serious section of progressive discussions. And now we officially begin the one and only Red Pill Man Cave. Red Pill Man Cave. Okay. Red Pill Man Cave. Oh, let's see what we've got here. Let's see. Okay. That's it, brother. Red Pill Man Cave. I'm going to try and experiment. Okay. So how's everyone doing? The usual people that comment on progressive discussions in Red Pill Man Cave are not present here. They're busy doing something. They're probably out and about because the weather has been quite lovely. There's nothing like a clear, dry, sunny, and relatively cool weather. I mean, it's kind of like the weather was when I was in San Diego and Baja. You know, it's just very clear and dry and breezy, not too hot. Well, it does get hot. It does get hot down there because the Sonora Desert is very close, but it does get hot down there. But I'm just saying, lately we've been having many weeks of clear, very dry weather here in the Northeast. That's why when I look at my weather app, there's always a fire spread, a flash fire spread morning like they get in California when there's a drought. So the dryness will cause fires to start faster and spread faster. I mean, aside from the fact with climate change, the armadillos are working their way north up here. Wouldn't it be cool if we ended up having a desert where I am? Then I can wear my pointy western boots and my western hats and, you know, and enjoy the newfound desert thanks to climate change. I wouldn't mind it. How the hell is everybody? Well, it is Red Pill Man Cave. So anything you want to talk about, no censorship, any subject you want to bring up that you feel is important, bring it up. Let me send the link out to one more person. What's up? Here's the link to join. The people that usually join are not here. They have become jabroni jambonis. Oh, hold on. I need to do something. That's very important to me. Excuse me. I need to do something. My opinion is very important. I just want to have a moment of silence. Very sad news for the recent death of one of the greatest, a true legend in professional wrestling, a man who paved the way for so many mega stars, so many imitators in the industry. I'm talking about my favorite professional wrestler of all time, superstar Billy Graham. So I want to give a 21 bell salute with a moment of silence for the passing away of superstar Billy Graham. May he rest in peace. Rest in peace, superstar Billy Graham. I hope that was 21. If I went over, that's fine. Okay. I'm waiting for the panelists. There is the one and only, McFawn Raven. McFawn Raven. I hear my voice. Steve, drop. If you weren't there, I'd ring you. Thanks. Apple my balls, Apple computer. See, sometimes he has to do it more than once and then finally kicks in because he has an iPhone. iPhone just, I don't know. Even, even if you use Google, even if you use Google or Mozilla, if you use Google or Mozilla. Hello. Hello. It's the sound always takes two tries. Oh, I'm not getting my earbuds. Yeah. Well, I get this going. It takes two tries except for that week from hell. Just trying to get my earbuds going. That's good earbuds. There we go. Hey, how are you, James? Good. Good. I hope you had a good week. The weather's been dry here, clear and sunny and breezy and cool. It's been warm and rained a little bit off and on. We had some 83, 83 degree days and we had some 58 degree days. It's fluctuating. Well, your, the quality of your video is, is, is outstanding. Compared to the pile of manure we had last time. Yes. I altered my lighting so I don't have glare hitting my face anymore. Nice. Yeah. I altered the lighting and it's very relaxed. The lighting is easy, easy on the eyeballs. I want to show you my, you probably saw it already on the, everything is full. The 100% pure copper, Moscow mule, mug. Yes. I have one of those. I got mine from Aldi. Oh, that's cool. Yeah. See, it's got the hammered look. It's, and, and you know what? Aside from maintaining the cold temperature, pure copper, and I, I listened to the, the most famous, a yogi guru on one of his videos. It's super charged according to Ayurveda, Indian Ayurvedic, Ayurvedic medicine. It super charges the molecules in the water in any beverage and it turns the water into a super health drink. Okay. So it's, it does something. It super charges the molecules. So, so whether it be iced tea or a cocktail or just plain water with a, with a lemon, twist of lemon, whatever. Or a, or a Moscow mule. Or a Moscow mule, which I really should try. You know, I should get some ginger. It's ginger beer and. Yes. Yes. So I could, I do see lots of ginger beer now in the liquor store and I'll get a small bottle of vodka because I'm really not a vodka person. Ginger beers and high in sugar. I don't buy it much. Very high sugar. Is it higher than let's say Canada dry ginger ale? No, they're all very similar. All sodas seem to be at least like 40 grams of sugar or 35. Except ginger beer is probably has a higher percentage of ginger in it because it has more of a burn. Yes. Feel the burn, feel the burn. I remember Beavis and Butthead were in the gym working out. And I think Beavis was saying, feel the burn, feel the burn. Feel the burn. Beavis and Butthead, a good old Beavis and Butthead. I like Beavis and Butthead, even though they are quite, they are imbeciles. Yes, they are. But they're funny. They were good and they're back. I'm surprised they made it back so quickly. People don't forget Beavis and Butthead. When they knocked on their neighbor's door, because his young daughter, the man's young daughter was quite attractive. So they Beavis and Butthead knocked on his door and said, we would like to have your daughter's hand. And the man said, oh, isn't that nice? Two young gentlemen want to propose to my daughter, want to propose marriage. Marriage? We don't want to propose marriage. We just want her hand. The marriage is off. So the father got so pissed off, he beat the shit out of Beavis and Butthead. Well, the one that one got away and he beat the hell out of one of them. Usually it's Beavis that gets the brunt of everything negative. I saw a funny one where they went to some special museum and then they were stuck, I don't know, an ancient artifact for a toilet. I remember when they got jobs in an inbound call center. I don't remember, but it sounds pretty funny. It was pretty funny. Just picture them faking calls. Yeah. Oh man. What do you want? Suicide hotline. What do you want? And he always used to tell Butthead, your mud is a slut. Yes. No, it was Butthead that told Beavis. Yes, yes. Mother is such a slut. Well, speaking of mothers, last Mother's Day was another difficult one for me. I had my mom and sister on my mind. I know your Mother's Day isn't always grand these days. Either James and now we've got Father's Day upcoming. Well, we keep their spirit alive by our memories. Exactly. My fond memories of everything that me and my mom think together, you know, when I was young, she used to take me to all these, we used to go out to eat. She used to take me to these like nice Polynesian restaurants and seafood restaurants and everything. Nice. You know, we had a lot of, when she was younger and well, she didn't necessarily have to be young, but when she was healthy. She was more active, yeah. She was healthy and she was driving all over. Yes. She did a lot. That's nice. My mom too, when I was a young, I'm the youngest of four. So I got taken over with my mom, almost too much to the store. You'd lose your mind in a store when you're five, six years old. I'll forget it. Yeah. Well, once my mother was, once we had to take her driver's license away from her. Yeah. It's all over then. Yeah. They started to decline because if they weren't declining, why would you have to take their driver's license away from her? Exactly. Exactly. Says you're taking my independence away. I can't believe you're doing this to me. I've always drove. I said, I felt so bad, but you know, you know, the main thing is the, the safety. Yeah. You don't want them to die behind the wheel and take somebody with them. Exactly. Exactly. And you know what? I rather, like my sister says, we rather drive her to places than to have something tragic happen, you know. Exactly. Exactly. But there's fond memories and that's what keeps them alive. Same thing with your grandparents. Yeah. And my dear sister too. My sister was like a second mother to me when I was a kid. So definitely. If you have fond memories from when they were healthy, regardless of how old they were, when they were 100% and you have fond memories, that's what keeps them alive. Even though they, they're, they're in spirit somewhere else, but that's what, you know, sometimes they, sometimes the spirit of a loved one will come to the rescue when, when you're in trouble. I believe that. Next month was a big month for my family. It was my mother's birthday, my grandmother's birthday, my birthday were all in June the third, the 23rd and the 30th. Happy birthday. Thank you. So make fun, Raven. And I, I did a 21 bell salute for the death of superstar Billy Graham. Yeah. You know, there was another, that name was used before. I don't know if you know that. That there with that is the name superstar Billy Graham. There was more than one person with that name, I believe. I've only known Dwayne. I think his real first name was Dwayne. Well, there was another guy in the, that one, that one league I was telling you about with Indiana. I forget the name of the one, but with Dick De Bruzer and the Crusher. Well, there, there were a lot of copycats. Yes. Yes. There was, I think there was another guy using a similar name. That's all I'm saying. I mean, I mean, after the, the first flamboyant wrestler, flashy flamboyant charisma and all that jazz, the very first one in the industry was back in the 1940s into the 50s. Gorgeous George. Yes. Yeah. Gorgeous George. Gorgeous George Wagner. And then after Gorgeous George Wagner, who had, I think he died from sclerosis of the liver because Ouch. Every time, every time somebody offered him a drink to buy him a drink, his buddies, he couldn't, he had a problem where he couldn't say no. He felt guilty saying no. Wow. So that, so anyway, after Gorgeous George Wagner, his nature boy, Buddy Rogers. Okay. And the fabulous Moolah was his valet. Young, a young pretty Moolah. And he was, and then after Buddy Rogers, and then he lost to Bruno San Martino in 1963. And then that's where Rick Flair took his, and Billy, no, Billy Graham took first, took the gimmick of nature boy, Buddy Rogers, then Rick Flair took the gimmick after Billy Graham and Jesse Ventura and Rick Flair, because they both came from AWA, Minnesota. Okay. They were trained by like, yeah, his people. Yeah. So Jesse Ventura and Rick Flair took copy the gimmick of being flamboyant and wearing flashy clothes. Air again, flamboyant. Wander. Full of themselves. Yeah. But now Billy Graham was into tie dye, which he wore some beautiful, you know, I show pictures of him, I think, to Paul Mantia. And I says, here's a guy from the past that loved tie dye. And he had these, he used to wear these long wrestling leotards that were tie dye. Cool. And they were all different patterns, beautiful colors, you know. And, you know, and then I watched Bobby, yeah, Bobby Heenan was a wrestler and manager for AWA, Minnesota. I didn't know he had passed. How long did he pass away? He passed for a while. He had throat cancer. That's a shame. I just saw a post on, you know, RIP Billy Graham and they had Bobby Heenan there and I didn't realize Bobby did check out. He smokes a lot of cigars, Bobby Heenan. He was a long time established guy for wrestling for a very long time before he passed. He's from Chicago, Bobby Heenan. Yeah, rest his soul. And his first pay in the wrestling business, the promoter hands him like $3 and he looks at, he says, what the hell am I going to do with this? $3. $3. That's pathetic, man. Usually they give them like $25, you know, so you're driving, you're buying gas, you're paying tolls, you know, wear and tear, you know, because they didn't, there were territories. Yes. They didn't fly. No. So all the wrestling territories were only in that part of the country. So they drove, they carpooled it with other wrestlers, other people, you know, a lot of them, most of them carpooled it together and they stood in cheap motels and, you know, went stinking. It was a bit vaudeville-esque, I'd say. It was very vaudeville-esque. A young, when Sting and Ultimate Warrior started, when they were young, there were the Blade Runners in South and they were tag team and there were times where they didn't have money for a hotel, they slept in the car. Oh, that's rough. Yeah, nice. I mean, Guerrilla Monsoon, when he was alive, says the only, there is no positive reason to get into professional wrestling other than the fact that you really love it. You have a passion for it, but there's no logical reason to get into the industry with all the crap that goes on that wrestlers have to go through and the injuries and the cheap pay and no health insurance. Yes. I mean, there's no reason for it and you can't bank on, I mean, if you make it big today, you've compensated extremely well. Okay. Yeah, because you have like AEW owned by a multi-billionaire. You have WWE and you sign a contract and they take good care of you. Now, WWE is tougher than AEW. There's a lot of clauses in it. Like once you're on the contract, you really can't do anything outside of... What's sanctioned? Yeah, outside of the league. Outside of wrestling for the promotion, you're not allowed to do anything. Wow. They pretty much own you. They own your character. They decide what entry music, entrance music you can use. They decide what you're going to be called. They decide every word you say in an interview. That's crazy. Yeah, it's like... So your soul to them. You're a slave to Vince McMahon. And I don't know if the owners now do the same thing, but your life, your career is not yours, where during the territory days, and I think AEW, who is owned by the owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars, they're more lenient, but during the territory days, Jesse Ventura says you were responsible for your character. You chose your outfit. You chose your name. You chose the entry... What music you were going to come in, you know, as... And, you know, a lot of times back then, you could pick a famous song as your entry music. There was no hard-ass copyright infringement bullshit back then. Like some wrestlers, they picked a rock song that today they wouldn't be able to use. Yeah, that's unfortunate that there's so much copyright. The league I watched, you said that was the AWA, the one in Indiana. It was from the 70s, I think, with the Bruiser and the Crusher. Bruiser and Crusher was AWA American Wrestling Association. The main headquarters was Minneapolis, Minnesota. Does that still exist, AWA? No, they went fairly up. Does AEW exist? AEW is... AEW, I'm sorry. That exists. That's... I think the headquarters is Jacksonville because Tony Khan, his father, put up the money and, you know, he owns the Jaguars. Yes. But, yeah, AWA was primarily in the Midwest. That was fun. The characters were good. Also, he owned the San Francisco territory. Later, he bought the San Francisco territory, so... Who did the guy from Jacksonville or the AWA former owner? AWA is Vern Ganya. Oh, so, yes. Well, he had an extensive amateur wrestling background, like college wrestling, Olympics. So, when did the AWA go bankrupt in the 80s or the late 70s? The 80s. Just a guess. The 80s. Yeah, that was my area. They had some great characters. Bobo Brazil, Pepe Gomez, they all had this stick. Bobo Brazil wasn't the greatest wrestler. He was the greatest black wrestler. Yeah. So, that was kind of humorous looking back. Yeah, with the claw. I love the claw. He's like this, making... Oh, the Vichons, Mad Dog, Maurice, Mad Dog, Vichon. I did not see them, unfortunately. I'm not familiar with them. Yeah. But they're all over YouTube. They had Pepe Gomez with the cast iron stomach. He could hit him in the stomach, and he wouldn't be like, cast iron. Everybody was there. Ivan Plutsky was there. Yeah, the crusher and the bruiser were everyone's favorites. They were just guys with bleach blonde hair. They dyed their hair. Well, they were Polish guys from Milwaukee. They were big time beer drinkers. Yes, they were Hellraisers. Hellraisers. And then you had Adrian Nadonis with Jesse Ventura. Excuse me. Billy Graham was with them. Blackjack, Mulligan, Blackjack Ryan. You know, a lot of huge stars. But what they used to do, they used to trade, the territories used to trade wrestlers that got a little too familiar in one territory. Like Vince McMahon Sr. He would trade with Vern Ganya. So A-W-A. Oh, wow. Just like football and basketball and stuff. That's why I used to see Baron von Rasky and these other guys in the WWF at the time. And what they would do is they would have, you would go to a territory, you would travel, you go to a territory, you have a run for one month. Let's say you were a heel, a bad guy. You would feud with the baby face star and it would be like for a month, back and forth, back and forth. And then you would have a match at a big venue, a big arena. A big arena, like Madison Square Garden for WWF. And then you would leave because people get kind of tired of seeing you for a whole month. Yes. But then you go to another territory. Then like Stan the Man Stasiak was out of Portland, Portland, Oregon. Him and Roddy Piper were out of Portland, Oregon. No, I love Roddy. God rest his soul. Moondog main. Yes. Well, he was, he was out of Portland, but he was also down in Los Angeles with Jean LaBelle and the Olympic auditorium, the Los Angeles territory. But he got kicked out by like actually the fans, the Mexican fans wanted to kill him. Wow. Because you know what happened? He beat up. No, he did this. He went and he's in the middle of the ring. And he's apologizing to all the Mexican fans. And he says, in your honor, I want to play the Mexican, Mexico's national anthem on my backpipes. So he started to play a song, but it wasn't Mexico's national. It was La Coca Racha. They wanted to kill him. They had to sneak him out of the Olympic auditorium. That's funny as hell. Oh, hold on. Yeah, I miss him. Nice. Sneak him through the alley. Sneak him out. I think he was stabbed one time. Oh, that's, that's crazy. Anyway, then he had, he went to Portland. That's where he met his wife. His wife was from Oregon. So he went to Portland. His wife was like a waitress in a diner or a restaurant. Roddy Piper's wife. And that's how they met. And yeah, and he ended up making movies. He had a farm, farmhouse and he stood, that was his home. You know, of course he did the horror movie. What is it? They live. They live. He did. They live. That should have catapulted him into superstart. I mean, it gave him more movies. I thought it didn't though. He didn't speak that much in daylight. His lines were quite memorable though. Yeah. I'm here to kick ass. What is that? I'm here to kick ass and take names and I'm done taking names. Like that. I don't know. Yeah. And then he, it was John Carpenter movie. Yeah. Really good movie. Yeah. And then what happened was he was with the WWF and Vince senior. Vince senior did not want Roddy Piper to do movies. He didn't want Jesse Ventura to do Predator with Arnold Schwarzenegger. Yeah. He should want that. It gives him more exposure. What's wrong with him? He didn't want Hogan to do the Rocky movie as Thunder Lips because he, he's probably jealous. Yeah, I'm sure. Yeah. He wasn't getting a cut. He wasn't getting it. Oh. That's got to be because he says, he says that it's, it's, it's not good for the character they're playing in wrestling to go do a movie. The real, no, the real reason is he wasn't getting a slice of the cake. Yeah. If he did, he'd say he'd probably promote it if he did get anything going. That's what it was. And, and, and, and Vern Ganya was pissed at Hogan because, because they, like, they don't, they don't, they don't want to put the belt, they don't want to keep the belt on Hogan. I think Hogan had the belt, the AWA belt for a short period or something. And, and Hogan wasn't happy by the way to retreat him. So Hogan got a, got an offer in Japan. So he went to Japan to wrestle for Antoni and Noki or, or Giant Bob or one of the two. It's a new Japan pro wrestling or the other way. So Vern Ganya is pissed. Say you have to, you have to send me money because you're, you're, you belong under contract. Yeah. To me, the AWA. So that's what, that's what must have happened. He must have still been on the contract. So did, did Hulk end up having to pay restitution or whatever? No, he dodged, he dodged. And, oh, before, before I forget, of course, we have to have a remembrance of the great Jim Brown, athlete, activist, God rest his soul. Yes. 87. Jim Brown. He did some tremendous work with the inner city gangs and a coworker said, I think anyone, everyone in the NFL should be forced as part of their regiment to go into the inner city and talk to the gangs. I like that about him. And I think if a professional athlete finds fame and fortune, and they're from the inner city, I think they should go back and give and give to the people who in which he grew up with the people of the inner city. Yes. He should be charitable. If they're multi-millionaires playing basketball, okay, go back to where they grew up and help out the people in the inner city. Build, you know, build a record. A youth center. Yes. Build the youth center. Build the, what do you call it, food banks? What the fuck? I saw a really good movie, Air Greatness. It's about Michael Jordan. Michael Jordan was the first, hello, Jeff. Thank you. Thank you for your greeting. Michael Jordan was the first athlete to get a cut of things with his name on it and made a precedence for all the other athletes after that, as it should be. They're using your name, your likeness. They should give you a royalty. Well, they didn't want to. The Chicago Bulls had Scottie Pippen, Michael Jordan, and Dennis Rodman at one time, right? Yes, yes. Dennis Rodman, I think he came from the San Antonio Spurs. Oh, he was, when he was on the Bulls, he was tremendous. He shut down Shaq. It was awesome when Shaq was on Orlando. Oh God, he was one-on-one with Shaq and was on him like a cheap suit and Shaq couldn't shake it. That's when we came up with the joke of Shaq was a foot shorter, he'd be flipping burgers somewhere. That was the dream. That was the official dream team, the Chicago Bulls. God, they were so great. Yeah, and that's when they had the international basketball competition. A lot of the Bulls were on the dream team, right? I tell you, I'm one of the luckiest ones. In my lifetime, I saw Chicago Bears win the Super Bowl. I saw the Bulls win six championships. I saw the Blackhawks win three championships. I saw the White Sox win a World Series. I saw the Cubs win a World Series. I'm one of the luckiest guys in the world here in Chicago. You know, I would be furious if they try to force the Blackhawks to change their uniform and take the- That's a tribute. The Blackhawk Nation has no problem. The Blackhawks have always been respectful. And it's a tribute. So the Blackhawk Nation was in Illinois? Yes, and they've gotten the approval to use the name. They're not going to be called the commanders or any other horrible name. The Guardians, yeah. Guardians, the commanders, those are two of the worst names I've ever heard for sporting teams. I feel kind of sorry for them. It's stupid. Yeah, not clever, not good. It's like calling your team the rainbow trout or the big bass. Bob's Barn Burners. Yeah, so the Blackhawks Nation was probably in the Great Lakes region in that area. It might have been like the Milwaukee Brewers because that was a beer. That was a beer capital. And they're no longer in the American League. They're in the National League now, given the cup fits. Well, you know why? Because the original Milwaukee Braves was a National League team. Yes, just like the Los Angeles Lakers used to be the Minnesota Lakers where the lakes are. So the name changes are hilarious. So I don't know why they kept the name Lakers. Yeah, exactly. Utah Jazz. There's no jazz in Utah. No, they're Mormons. Exactly. No jazz. New Orleans Jazz moved to, yeah. Colts. Are there any Colts actually in Indianapolis? Were they in Baltimore? I don't know. I guess so. Colts is a baby horse. Sure. Colts in Indian. You know what was really sad and infuriating? Because there's a little bit of corporate America involved in politics. The scumbag CEO of Starbucks Coffee at that time owned the Seattle Supersonic Basketball Team. Yeah, they put them to rest. They fucked them over, didn't they? He turned around and sold the Sonics to some guy from Oklahoma City. Yeah, the Thunder. That's another dumb name. And they moved the Sonics to Oklahoma City. Now who talks about Oklahoma City? That's a little pipsqueak. New one. Yeah. What's the population of that area? I mean, it's a little... I don't know. It's a pipsqueak. It's like sending them to Omaha, Nebraska. I mean... Well, they do have the Columbus Blue Jackets. That's a small town, Columbus in hockey. But the Sonics... The Columbus was an expansion. It wasn't a big team that moved there. So that's the difference. The Sonics were a big team. They've been around a long time. So Columbus is near Cleveland, right? Whatever happened to the Washington Bullets, remember them? Yeah, they used to beat a Baltimore Bullets. And then they went to... They got their name changed to the Wizards. Another horrible name. You know... The... Well... Political practice. I wonder if... Yes. You're right. Howard Schultz is the piece of shit. Howard Schultz is the CEO of Starbucks Barca. You're right. And the Detroit Red Wings. I always wondered what was the symbolism of the Red Wing. Isn't that a Teamsters? On a tire. On a tire. No, no, that's not the Teamsters. Unless you see... Wait a minute. Maybe it's the auto manufacturing. Maybe it's the auto manufacturing. Yeah, Detroit possibly. Union. Maybe they're called the Red Wings. It's a red tire of a car with one wing on top of it. I believe Michael Jordan is a part owner of the Washington Wizards. I think he was. I don't know if he still is though. He might have bought into another team. I don't know. But the Wizards, I don't know. Are they still in the league? They're just not very good. I know that. Yeah. Yeah. Now we're Baltimore with the Baltimore Colts. The owner at that time was demanding, like a lot of owners do. Free stadiums. Free stadiums. Free. Freebee. Yes. Free stadiums. City of Baltimore pretty much said, I don't know, can't afford it. We don't want to build another stadium. Use the one you got. So overnight, the owner snuck the team out overnight. He bought them to Indianapolis without any notice to the city. Wow. City of Baltimore. Yeah. Yeah. And then the Browns moved to Baltimore. The Cleveland Browns moved to Baltimore. The Cleveland Browns before they reestablished the new Browns. The league made them vacate the name. They came up with their semi. The Ravens to me is not a great football name. I don't know why. I just don't think it is. Well, a Raven. The Ravens. Cool. But you know why they call the Baltimore Ravens? I think because Edgar Allen Cole is from Baltimore. Okay. And, you know, they, he did that story about the Raven. Nevermore. You know, the Raven. There's a great song by a band called Malus called No Haven for the Raven. That's a great song. It's a metal band from the 80s. The most intelligent bird and one of the most intelligent animals on the face of the earth is a Raven. Crows are also highly intelligent. They have the mentality of a seven year old child. Yeah. Yeah. But anyway, and they talk, by the way, like a parrot. They could, you know, they could talk. Wow. Yeah. That's where they got Baltimore Raven. Otherwise. So they made them vacate the name and then they reestablished the Cleveland Browns. They used to call the Browns and the Indians. The mistake by the lake. They used to call Cleveland the mistake by the lake. Well, Cleveland is kind of a foreign city anyway. Yeah. But remember how Lake Erie was so polluted? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The mistake by the lake. I don't know why the rock and roll walls. What is it? It's a shame. It's a scam. They put artists in there that would never deserve to be in there and the ones that do never get in. It's a big scam. Why does it have to be by Cleveland because they felt sorry for Cleveland? Oh, because Cleveland Rock is a big deal. How does Cleveland Rock? It's a rinky dink. It's a rinky dink. They used to have the Agora Theater there, I think. A lot of it used to be, used to, used to, used to. You know what Guardians is? They're two statues that are part of a very old bridge in Cleveland. Oh, God. Two giant statues that are part of a bridge. Oh, to change the subject for a second. Oh, let's see. Yeah, they did. Agorampo. Yes, just as you thought. They come in the morning till crow time. One of the, one thing I don't know a lot of people aren't aware of. There's a writer's strike going on. All the late night television is not happening now. Real time has been off the air. Jimmy Kimmel, I heard it's been off. Yeah. Oh, nice, Jeff. Shake balance. Yeah. So the, the writer's strike is preventing television from happening. They have a great power. And I'm not sure what the writers do. I wonder what they're demanding. I've not heard the demands. So you mean writers in terms of the entertainment industry. Yes. Yes. Yeah. So right now. Shows that are like live TV. Or even taped live, you know, like the talk shows at night are. A lot of them are taped live. But Bill Maher is actually live. They have writers and they write monologues. They write a lot of things. Yeah. Screenwriter gills. Yes. Screenwriter gills on strike also. Yeah. That is the writer's strike I'm referring to. Yeah. Screenwriters. Yeah. It sucks. I don't get any of my real time shows. It's been weeks. I hope they come to some agreement. Yeah. I mean, not that they had the talent that they had years ago. When short, when sitcoms were funny. Oh, when they didn't even need a laugh track because they were so funny. Yeah. Like, like, like Samford and son and all on the family and will be, you know, I mean, all the great ones are good times. Yeah. J.J. Walker, good times, you know, all the spin offs from all the family. Oh, he had like a dozen almost. He had so many spin offs. So is more lady could die. I like the song. And then there's more anyway. And my, my kind of, it didn't really spin off of it. But Golden Girls was around. Thanks to my in my opinion. Yes. Yeah. They've not been a direct spin off, but then for short, with the Jeffersons, of course, moving on up. Deluxe apartment in the sky. Now how does what I say fish don't fry in the kitchen beans on burn on the grill. I don't understand how you can cook beans on the grill. And a pot to put a pot on top of the grill, I believe. Yeah. Yeah. So there were spin. They're all spin offs. But they, you know, some did better, better than others. You know, I think they changed the original Lionel on the Jefferson because he was the, he was the writer for good times. Michael, Michael Evans, Michael Evans. That's why the father was named. His name was James Evans. That's why there were all Evans, the Evans family. Wow. Cause yeah, because Michael Evans, the original Lionel was. I guess writer or producer or he had an important job with good times. And the reason why the father, James Evans suddenly disappeared from the show roots is because he joined roots. Well, that, yes. Yes. Lamar, Lamar Burton was the other actor. Right. Lamar Burton. Yes. Lamar Burton. Kuta Kuta Kinte. Yeah. Now, hold on. For some reason I blurred, I blurred up. Hold on. There we go. You're good now. The reason why they got rid of him on good time is he was ruffling feathers. He wanted, he wanted more speaking role or more of a speaking role in the show. And was, he was jealous of Jimmy Walker getting a lot more speaking role. I never thought Jimmy Walker was that funny. Looks aren't everything though. Well, you know what? He's like Jerry Lewis, Charlie Callis. I mean some real corny corn ball stuff. Yeah. Yeah. You know, they, they got laughs by making funny faces and funny noises and sounds. Yeah. My favorite TV characters on Esther. Oh, get you sucker. Yeah. Yeah. He says, yeah. And her husband was an alcoholic and he, uh, Esther's husband. Yes. Um, was his name Lee Royerson. And then he, uh, I like when Fred Samford hands, um, Esther, uh, she the cellophane. And she says, what this? He says, hold it up to your face. That's your Halloween mask. I remember when he said he can make gorilla cookies with her face. Yeah. I'll press your face and go and make gorilla. Gorilla cookies. Yeah. She was really good in shakes the clown as she had some dirty lines in that. She was pretty funny. LaWanda page. I have a couple of her recordings from laugh.com. Well, she grew up with, um, Red Fox in St. Lewis, Missouri. They knew each other since they were very young. And yeah, they played off each other really well. And, and Red Fox's real name is Fred G. Sanford. Really? That was his birth name? That's his birth name. So LaWanda page who was Esther doubt she was LaWanda page, but I'm saying. Yeah. Fred G. Uh, Fred G. Sanford was Red Fox's real name. So did he help write that show? He kept created, I assume then. And Daman Wilson who played Lamont. Daman Wilson's real name was Grady Wilson. Grady. So they got the name from him. So they used Shady. They used Shady Grady Wilson. They, they, they, they gave me a Lamont's real name. Grady. Grady was hilarious. He was so stupid. He was real funny. Yeah. Gee, Fred, I didn't know what I was doing. Yeah. He was funny. It's funny how that's how a lot of white America got into black people's through Red Fox. Yeah. Yeah. I guess he, I guess he, he wanted a different first name. I guess he felt great. He wasn't a very attractive name. JJ Walker. Yeah. JJ Walker's career after good times was kind of limited to commercials and things. I think I liked him, but. Oh yeah. She did have a great body. Yeah. The old little bit older one. Yeah. The old little bit older girl. Yeah. Oh, a total Stone Cold Fox. And, um, um, and then later they had the next door neighbor in the apartment. The, the, um, the mixed race couple. No, no, no, you're, you're thinking of Jefferson. I'm sorry. I am. Yeah, you're right. I'm getting them crossword. That's, um, I hear that's Lenny Kravitz's real mother. Wow. The woman who played the, uh, the black woman who played the wife of a Willis Tom Willis in the apartment building. That's Lenny Kravitz's real mom. Yeah. Lenny Kravitz. Wow. Yeah. How about that? How about that? That I have a son that, that makes it big like that. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That's Lamont's friend is Rallo, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, and Julio next door to Puerto Rican guy. Um, uh, uh, friends, friends was, uh, Bubba Bexley, Brady Wilson and Skillet. Oh, I remember the, an older fat guy was his friend and they had, they were pretty funny together. I forget. Was that Skillet or that was Bubba? Okay. Bubba. That reminds me of, of that show, of course, reminds me of Chico and the man a little bit. Chico was a little bit of a spin off. Wasn't the man kind of a junk guy like Brad? No, he, he owned, uh, um, an order repair shop. Yeah. Freddie Prinz was a mechanic, but Freddie Prinz lived. Yeah. And what a tragedy. He lived in his van. Yeah. That was, Welcome back. Carter was pretty funny back then. They had some good sitcoms there. Happy days. They had a lot of good stuff on TV. Yeah. Yeah. Uh, welcome back. Carter. Carter. The Carter that, um, uh, uh, John Travolta, John Travolta. Okay. Vinny was Vinny Barber, you know, and then, uh, they had the, um, Robin Givens was the young attractive black woman who later married Mike Tyson. Oh, and screwed him over. Yeah. Screwed him or her and her and the barracuda mother of what? Well, remember Barney Miller? That was pretty funny with a lot of dry comedy. Yeah. Very dry. Uh, uh, yeah. That was good. Back soon. Chinese detective. Yeah. A lot of them are just, he's always run. I forget his name. And yeah, the black gentleman's gone. It's sad. Yeah. And then of course, like, uh, W.K. or Penn Cincinnati, many of them are gone now too. You know, you know, Red Fox, he, he died of a heart attack on the, From the God, it was from the goddamn, uh, from the, the IRS dude caused him to die, I believe. He, he, he died doing this, uh, the last sitcom he ever did. Yeah. Um, oh, what's her name again? It was forced into action because he, the IRS, his manager didn't pay all of his taxes and he got, he died with IRS debt and it really stressed him out a lot. Oh, like, um, like Nicholas Cage. Oh, like, or like, uh, Wesley Snipes or like, uh, George Carlin had it happen to him too. Uh, a lot of people, the guy from the Elman brothers, but trucks committed suicide. Oh, did he say, I see suddenly the writers are still on strike. Oh, yeah. On a set. Yeah. He was only, he was young. Yeah. A text writer was his father, right? Yeah. Uh, so yeah, Red Fox was, uh, sitting in a chair and, um, this famous, um, singer trying to remember her name wasn't Aretha Franklin. Um, uh, she found him. She thought he, she thought he was just resting. Yeah. That's a shame. It was on the set. It was on the set. Um, um, They didn't know John Ritter had a heart defect. Just like they didn't know Joe, Joe Stromer had one also. Well, and they both died unexpectedly. The genius, um, uh, the, the, the genius, uh, the hell is his name? I thought he was a genius way ahead of his time. Um, uh, Is he a jazz player or who was the genius? No, no, no, it'll come to me. I just got like, I got a brain fart, you know. It happens to me too. Trust me. I know what you're talking about. Um, But yeah, some of the great ones have died with their boots on, so to speak on the set. John Candy, he died on the set. Uh, Peter Sellers died because he forced himself to shoot a movie when he was in ill health and ended up dying shortly after. It was a bad movie too. Sam Tennyson. Oh God. That was tragic. Oh yeah. Oh Chris Farley. God rest his soul. John Belushi. God goes on. Tragic, tragic stuff. It was Gilda Ranner's birthday recently. God bless her soul. She was so funny. She had cancer when cancer treatment was kind of archaic. Yeah. In the 80s. Yeah. And she married Gene Wilder and they at least they had a few fleeting moments together before she passed. Rod Serling of the. Oh yeah. Rod Serling was a genius except when it came to his own help. His ticker. He smoked so much. He was a chain smoker. Oh, that was his death. He was, he wrote a lot of those shows I heard. Yeah. And then. Yeah. He was a genius. And then after the Twilight Zone. He. Night gallery. Yeah. That was equally creepy. He participated in Night Gallery. Yeah. Yeah. But he died shortly after Night Gallery I believe. But he didn't make personal appearance on Night Gallery like he did on Twilight Zone. Like he didn't. He did actually. He introduced things. He did. Yeah. Because I know Twilight Zone he would, he would give like the lesson learned from. Epilogs kind of, right? Epilogs, yeah. Like the way Jerry Springer used to do with his episodes at the end. He would give like. If he wasn't filmed in Night Gallery he was recorded at least. I don't recall but he did have some interplay in Night Gallery. Maybe just verbally. Yeah. Night Gallery was actually good. And then. Real creepy. And then after that I don't know if it was a spin-off with other writers but there was Tales from the Dark Side. Tales from the Dark Side. All of all the TV moms. I thought that Marion Ross of Happy Days was. Yeah. Because she's a. She's a redhead. I think Fonzie had a crush on Mrs. C. Well we know Greg. We know Greg like Mrs. Brady. We knew that. Well they had an affair. You mean you had great. Oh he did? I never heard that. Florence Henderson. Yeah. And Barry. Oh yeah. She took the younger Wick on. Yeah the younger. Well that's because her husband and their rexed whatever his name was he was you know not interested in female tale. Oh. What was. They had a Hollywood marriage. Well no they had first date a fake marriage in. That's right. Brady's but in real life he was a homosexual. It's like it's like Rock Hudson had a fake marriage. Yes. Merv Griffin. Oh he used to do that all the time. Vincent Price and had a arranged marriage. Him and his wife were both gay. They had gay lovers. A lot of Hollywood did that. Was Liberace, did you ever have a fake marriage? Liberace. No but he always pretended he was going to be dating women. It was all a running game. Right. They kept Charles Nelson Riley and Paul Lind. They kept them. Yes. They were in the closet. But they were some of the funniest people were the gay guys. They were really funny. They were real funny though. I mean quick-witted. I mean I mean Paul Lind. Paul Lind was hilarious. He was my favorite when I was a kid. He was the funniest. He was on Hollywood Squares. He was on The Munsters. He was on I drew Magini. He was all over the place. Good stuff. Yeah. Brady. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He was the boy toy for Florence Henderson. Yeah. Wow. Ex-lover. It paid a lot of money. Oh man. And then so I was surprised that Vincent Price was light and as loafers. You know I wasn't all that shocked when I heard it because I still I love Vincent Price. I thought he was an excellent actor and he got didn't get enough great roles. I think he deserved more than he got. Listen. You know who I think was gay to because the reason why is because Bella Legosi used to call him a cock sucker. Boris Karloff. I don't think so. He had women. Maybe he just didn't like Boris Karloff. No. They were definitely rivals because the mistake Bella made was he turned on the role of Frankenstein. He said he was too dignified to put the makeup on and that kind of made his career trajectory go different. Wow. He was mad when he was jealous from Karloff had success with Frankenstein. Well he was tight cast really quick. Yes. And then the director of the director of Dracula when he got shamed in black ball when he did that show Freaks. Yes. He was in Elizabeth Montgomery was also beautiful. Oh when she was young. You know this more head was a known homosexual. Elizabeth Montgomery did a Twilight Zone episode when she was young and she was there. She was a very beautiful girl. She really was. He'll be back. He's he has an iPhone. And there's an issue with using an iPhone with live streaming. You notice that Elizabeth I know I dream of Jeannie had like an evil sister with black hair. Remember that Barbara Eden played two roles dual roles. I wonder you probably got booted off but usually he comes back by now. It's good to have very knowledgeable people on the second half of the show. Red pill main cake. I just got booted. Hi. Hopefully that's one and done not one and many to come. Hello. Yes. Thank God. Elizabeth Montgomery was quite attractive in that in that Twilight Zone episode. So beautiful woman that unfortunately didn't take care of her health was in denial about it and never really saw the doctors. Yeah. She didn't do. Yeah. Lizzie Borden that was a great role. That was a great role for her. Yeah. But the Elizabeth Borden took an axe and gave her mother 40 wax when before she knew what she'd done. She gave her father 41. Forty one. She was from Massachusetts in England. Yeah. Yes. Quahogs. She was eating too many quahogs. Yeah. She died an undignified death with a disease. She could have had treated and refused. Elizabeth Montgomery was in denial. It was really sad. And also Joan Collins, a young Joan Collins, when she played Edith Keeler on the Star Trek episode. Oh, I remember when Yvonne Craig was on Star Trek, the hottest green babe in the world. God, she was a Batgirl. Yvonne Craig was another quite attractive actress. Oh, yeah. What a body on there. Oh, God. And Joan Collins, she was beautiful. She was on, she was on Batman too. Remember that? Yeah. You know, the, um, the, um, the producers of Batman, they got a lot of heat for Robin's outfit. It was too tight. Yeah. Yeah. And his bulge, his bulge was always showing. And it was so tight. Yeah. There was some very attractive women on Batman. Luckily. Yeah. Like little speedos on top of a leotard. Yeah. That was funny. Yeah. Yeah. They did have a lot. They had guest villains. Yeah. That was the, the people wanted to be on that show. Jeff. Oh, you mean Donna Douglas, Ellie May clamp Donna Douglas. That's right. I would like to see her any. Yeah. She was quite attractive. Yeah. Donna Douglas. His body like hourglass. Yeah. I remember the Petticoat Junction. But, oh, Jethro Max Bear. That's the son of the famous heavyweight fighter Max Bear Senior. Oh, I did not know that. Yes. Jethro's Max Bear Junior. He's like getting up there in age. Yeah. He's not. He's alive. You know, you know, he looks very. Well, you know who looks very frail and I feel real bad. I hope he's not sick. He lives. He's very frail is Clint Eastwood. Well, he's 97. So I wouldn't be surprised. He's, he's quite advanced in age. He's in his late 90s. Yes. Clint. Something like that. Early to mid 90s. Wow. And he hasn't been seen in public in a while. They said so. Yeah. Unfortunately. He doesn't want to be seen in public. You know, he's. Yes. You know, it comes, it comes, it comes a point in time where you don't go on talk shows as a special guest anymore because you're, you're self-conscious. Yes, exactly. His arms are like, like spaghetti. You know, he's very aged. He's very aged. But he's, he was sharp as a tack mentally sharp as. Oh, he wasn't showing any note, no stuttering or stammering in his speech. Very clear, very quick. You know, people are lucky. He was talking like you and I, and you know who else is who looks pretty good for his age is Dick Van Dyke. He's incredible that he's, he's doing so well. He's very politically like involved. He's, you know, he's very progressive. And same with Jimmy Carter. So we got Jeff, his mind is wandering freely. I'm going to tell you a story. I'm going to tell you an interesting story. Okay. You mentioned, you haven't mentioned F troop yet, but I have an F troop story with Larry Storch. I didn't see much F troop. They did have an attractive woman in that as well. Right. Yeah. Wrangler Jane. Yeah. And Larry finally passed away recently, but go ahead with your up through Wrangler Jane. Wrangler Jane lied like, like, um, she lied about her rage. She was, she was underage when she, the actress you mean when she did. Yeah. When the actress that played Wrangler Jane on F troop, she lied about her rage. She was, she was, she was a minor. And, uh, uh, like Tracy lords. Yes. Lied about her rage. Okay. Now, Sergeant O Rourke, not Corporal, not Larry Storch, Corporal Agar, but Sergeant O Rourke, Forrest Tucker, I think is for his Tucker. Well, he, he tucked. He tucked his, his Tucker, he tucked his fucker. In the underage Wrangler Jane, he used to expose his, his shlong, uh, in the back and somewhere in on the studio set. He used to pull his pants down and expose his shlong and sexually harass the underage Wrangler Jane. She didn't say anything because she was underage. That she don't want to lose. She don't want to lose the parts to make a money. Yeah. She didn't say anything, but she was underaged. And, uh, I don't know if the Jackie Coogan law was in effect, because, you know, Uncle Fester from the, and his money, he was in, he was in our gang. Wasn't he? Now it was Jackie Cooper. Okay. Jackie Coogan, the bald headed Uncle Fester. Uh, his parents stole all the money. When he was a kid, yeah. Child actor. And that's why they called it the Jackie Coogan law. So in other words, all of a child actor's money has to go into a, into a bank account, a fund. Until they're 18. Until they're 18 years old. And Jeff would know a lot about arranging something like that. Um, oh, she was hot. You know, the, the, uh, that was Colonel Clink secretary. Yeah. But Crane was a, he was a switch hitter in real life though. Before AIDS. He was a pervert. He's bisexual. He used to attend many wild Hollywood parties, but that, that girl was super duper hot. The secretary. Yeah. Jane, Jane Hathaway on the Beverly Hills. It was a lesbian in real life. Oh yeah. Oh, you're talking about the Lillian monster. Yeah. She was beautiful actress. Yvonne, the Carlo. Oh, beautiful. So was, so was Marilyn. Her and Marilyn were quite attractive. Yeah. Pat Priest. Yeah. There used to be a little, a little song about, uh, the, uh, Beverly Hill bellies. How did it go? Listen to a story about a man named. And took galley man through her on the bed, pulled on his worm and out from the worm came a bubbling sperm. Seaman that is. You know, uh, you know, um, Learn that in grade school. That one, you know, the original, the original, uh, Marilyn from. She quit right away. She didn't like it. No, she loved it. She got fired. Her fiance was nagging her to move back to. Whatever Minnesota or Wisconsin where that where she's from. He, she, he don't want to move to Southern California. And she was on a hit show. So she chose him over, over the series. How stupid was that? Did you think she was prettier prettier than Pat Priest? Yeah. The first one. Um, I'm trying to remember her name, man. The first original Marilyn. Yeah. Gave up her career. And her spot. Housewife syndicated TV comedy. You believe that? I mean, what are the odds of an actor or actress landing. Landing a spot on a hit TV show. And just because her boyfriend or fiance. Didn't want to move to Southern California and be with. His fiance, his girlfriend, but I didn't want to be with Marilyn. Want to. Was selfish enough to say you have to move back home and leave. The job. You're acting job on the monsters. You believe that prick? And, and she, what an idiot. And she is just as stupid for. Complying to it. Exactly. Exactly. Wow. I think I see a bit of a theme here. Jeff with a milf obsession. Milf. This guy likes all the mothers on these shows. You might, you might have, I know he has an obsession with. Ginger's. Not ginger on. Well, maybe ginger on. Oh, I love ginger and Mary Ann. Yeah. I like Dawn Wells of Mary Ann is a former, was a former missing, Miss Nevada. She's gone to. She died of COVID-19. Shucks. May your rest in peace. It's really a shame. I'm not a ginger. Tina Louise is still alive, isn't she? Tina Louise is in New York. She's still alive. Gotta be like 85 or something. She was not friendly with the cast member. She, she, she was a loner. She stood away from everybody. Because she was ashamed. Of being on Gilligan's Island. I think she just took the part just to have. A part on television. She was like, she was too good for everybody else on Gilligan's Island. Wow. True story. That's too bad. And remember we, I think we touched on the late Carol, Carol Wayne, another beautiful woman murdered. Yeah, that was on the tonight show. She was beautiful. She was on Johnny Carson all the time. John Boyd, talk about the most boring. That show was boring as hell. Boring series that. In the Walters. I couldn't tolerate any, any amount of time watching that. Yeah. Yeah. She used to, she used to show with Belly too. Like Barbara Eden. She used to show. Oh, beautiful. She used to, I love them when they show to Belly. Who was the neighbor? I'm trying to think of a neighbor. No, the neighbor in Bewitched. What was that Larry or something? He was funny that he was a character actor. Yeah. I know what a big sergeant was the second Darren. Yeah. The first Darren was the best one. And then he Dick York, he injured his back and he was really messed up. Dick York had a bad injury. Dick York was the one with the black hair. He was much funnier Darren than the second. Yeah. It was not, he was in. What was the talk Wilbur? The talking horse. He came from that show. Mr. Ed. The guy that played Dick York was on Mr. Ed before of Bewitched. Now, I want to say something about this comment. With all his fucking money. Richard Thomas couldn't remove that ugly, disgusting mole on his face. Just like Barbara Streisand with all her money couldn't get a nose fixed. Well, you know, he didn't get it fixed. He thought he was kind of proud of it, I think. And then he finally got it removed. Oh yeah. Big years. Yeah. The show was never the same without him. It was really, it was bad. Dick Sargent was not as good of an actor. Oh, horrible. Yeah. Yeah. It was, it was kind of sad. They had great Dr. Boom Bay. Was he the one that was on Bewitched? Dr. Boom Bay. Boom Bay. Boom Bay. He was funny. And then Paul Lind was so funny. Paul Lind was funny on the Munsters. Do you remember when he was a doctor with near sightedness? He had Herman's hand. He goes, oh, you have to keep your pet outside. That was some funny stuff, man. Oh, God. Fred Gwyn. You know, the Munsters only ran three years, I think, or two. And it still was a very memorable show. Remember when Hoyman, well, that's how grandpa talked. Al Lewis. Yeah. Remember when Hoyman, he was, he was from Brooklyn. Hoyman, when he used to get up in the morning and get ready for work at the gate, Mr. Gaetman and Graves funeral home. They used to pick them up in the hearse where. Yes. We'd lie in the back. We would lie in the back. Every time, every, before he left, Herman would look in the mirror and say, you handsome devil. Then it would crack. And the mirror would crack. Do you remember when he was working construction? They had some, they had some funny outfits. Yeah. You know, you know who, you know who. You know who ended up being practically broke. They were taking advantage of quite a studio. The three stooges, the poor guy. Yeah. They got, they got screwed over and they had some really good material. That family was so talented. Mo, Curley and Shemp, all brothers. They were all brothers. They had another brother that played the straight part. I forget his name. Moses Horowitz. It was Shemp. We had another name, of course. And then Jerome was Curley. Yes. And then who was the fourth? The fourth brother. Do you remember? He wasn't funny looking and he didn't do comedy. Moses was Mo. Mo, Shemp and Curley. They were brothers. The other one, Larry Feinberg. Yeah. It was not a brother. That was a family friend. He was a vaudeville violinist. He was awesome. Yeah. They were all vaudevillians originally. They were, they were screwed over by Jack Healy, which wasn't his real name. But, you know, a lot of people, I've noticed a lot of people in all forms of entertainment were abused or screwed over in one way or another by whatever managers, promoters, producers, but I mean, it could be, it could be sports, it could be acting, you know, entertainment. Now, thank God they have the screen actor skills and the one for radio is Aftra, right? Yeah. They're with me. I mean, yes, I do remember the ghost and Mrs. Muir. Yes. Sorry. I was looking up the three Stooges and you're right. There was only three brothers. I think I was thinking of the Marx Brothers. My apologies. I'm sorry. I closed off. That was a big family. That was a big family too. The Marx Brothers? Yes. You know, there was, they did have a fourth brother that was a straight guy. Yeah. There was Groucho, Harpo, Chico, Zepo. Zepo, yes. And I'm not done yet. And Gummo, there was a Gummo Marx. Gummo, a boy or a girl? A male. Okay, gotcha. There were all the Marx Brothers, but they weren't all primary comedians in the movies. They were, you know, Sure, sure. Yeah. I wonder why the writers always kept that beautiful actress celibate on that show. Such a shame that, that widow did not have a lover. Yeah, you know that. And, you know, you know, Desi Arnais and Lucille Balls slept in separate beds when they had the bedroom, when they had the bedroom scene back then. So did Dick Van Dyke. And Mary Tyler Moore was his wife. Oh, she was real pretty too. Oh, she was beautiful. Yeah, Mary Tyler Moore played the wife to Dick Van Dyke. But they all had separate beds, you know, you know, Jeff, they all had separate beds. Was the ghost and the visceral lover that she would play with herself too? Possibly. Possibly. A visceral lover is like, if a spirit talks dirty to the woman and she dildo, she dildos herself. Do, a dill, a dildo, dill. Do, a dill. Yeah, you could make a lot of funny songs. Hold on. Do, a dill. Marilyn, Marilyn, me. How we go. I remember how funny it was that Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore had separate beds. So whose bed did they make love and to procreate their son Richie? Oh, he was adopted. Just kidding. Is that, is that where Sweet Pea came from, from on the Popeye cartoons? You know, I tell you, the Munsters, I don't remember them having separate beds. They shot them in bed together. Do you remember that? Yes. Fred and Lily were shot in bed. Of course, it was nothing sexual that, you know, he'd have a night coat on or whatever with that. Yeah, that was, they did, they were a little more risque. Because they said, monsters don't have sex. Oh God, television. He was, he was put together by mad scientists. He was stitching. Yeah, exactly, exactly. But she was just like Sweet Pea. You know, they never, skinny olive oil couldn't give birth to a baby. Oh God. That movie was really a bomb. The one, you saw it, right? There was a, Robin Williams shouldn't have taken that role. It was not very good movie. Popeye? Well, he never wanted to talk about it. Like anytime somebody would bring it up, he would change the subject. Yeah, but it was, it was the stupidest musical, but I, but the most enjoyable, I enjoyed it. I tell you, I don't know which was worse, that or the whiz. I think the whiz was probably worst. The whiz reminded me of taking a whiz. Yeah. That's where I got the name for the food group. Everything is food. That was a song on the Popeye musical. Nice. Everything is food, food, food. You can look it up on YouTube. Yeah. That's where I got it from. Nice. Very nice. Mork and Mindy. Did Robin Williams ever make it with Mindy? I think Mork porked Mindy. Mork from Dork. No, wait a minute. Mork. Mork from Orc, right? Dorked Mindy with his pork. Wait a minute. The planet was Orc, right? Yes. Mork from Orc. Orc. Stuck his pork. Mork, Mindy. There you go. Yes, sir. You know, that actress was murdered on that. After that, there was a show that that actress did. And that actress was murdered by a stalker. Do you remember that? Oh, and I want to play Mindy. Yeah. No, Mindy's. No. Hold on. Sorry. The girl, there was some show after Mork and Mindy that the actress who played Mindy was in and she had a sister and the sister was stalked and murdered. It was really sad. Yeah. Pan Dauber was the actress who played Mindy. Yeah. She did not get injured. It was the young girl that played her younger sister in this. I don't even remember the name of the movie. I don't know about you. Do you remember getting hooked on a TV show when you're young and the next thing you know, it's canceled. That happened to me all the time in the 70s. There was a lot of stuff. Yes. Mork, pork, Mindy. Just like that. Mork. Mork from Orc, pork Mindy with his dork or dork Mindy with his pork. Something like that. Mork the dork from Orc. Gave Mindy the pork. Yeah. She was a very. She was very attractive. She was a very pleasant girl. Speaking of genders. Do you remember that ginger on happy days? Oh God. No, the female, the one that Fonzie's love interest. She was a daredevil too. No, the one, the redhead. There was a redhead that was for Fonzie. And then it was Leather for Richie. God, what was that redhead stage name? She was a daredevil that Fonzie hooked up with. You know where Arthur Fonzarelli's office was the men's room? Yes. That's where all the dicks hung out. He used to call meetings. And you know, the original owner of Arnold's was Pat Merida, Mr. Miyagi. Yeah. He was really good. He was funny. And then the guy from the art couple with the big nose, Alamo Nero, he bought Arnold's. I'm trying to look up who that, what the character's name was on happy days. It was Leather Tuscataro and Monday, happy things. Yeah. Wednesday, happy things. We're going to rock around the cock tonight. Rock. She's going to rock around our cock tonight. Hold on. Redhead. Let me try that redhead. Rock two o'clock, three o'clock cock. Four o'clock, four o'clock, six o'clock cock. Seven o'clock, eight o'clock, nine o'clock cock. She's going to rock around our cock tonight. Pinky. There was a, there was Pinky. Yes. Pinky Tuscataro and Leather. Yes. Pinky was the redhead that Fonzie was with. Jeff, we had a redhead for you there. Yeah. The ginger. That supposedly took place in Milwaukee and just like Laverne and Shirley. 70 show, 70 show. Unfortunately, both Laverne and Shirley are deceased. Cindy Williams passed away recently. She was so pretty. Right. And the other one Laverne died before her. It's so sad. Laverne played the secretary of Oscar Madison on the eye couple. They were spin off of happy days, but it was based in Milwaukee. I always thought the odd couple had homophobic over lies that Tony, the actor himself, he ended up having a kid, but I always thought he made, he had kind of a gay sensibility in that show. The character did. I don't know if the guy himself was by or something, but that's what I kind of got from the odd couple. Yes. He acted, not extremely gay like Paul Winn, but he acted somewhat of, he was upset by manly things. Remember that? Yeah. Oh, the cigar smoke. Oh, no, you're going to ruin my kitchen. He was very effeminate. The Madison was more like an alpha man. Yeah, a sly. Other than Fonzie's girlfriend, Mississippi was the only other person allowed in Fonzie's apartment upstairs from the Cunningham's garage. That's right. He's apartment. Hey, you're right. Yeah. He was busy plowing her back 40 up there. And he was a mechanic also. Sure. Fonzie, Arthur Fonzarelli was a mechanic. Now, did you know that Henry, Henry Winkler couldn't ride a motorcycle? No. Henry Winkler, I think they're debuts. Henry Winkler and Sylvester Stallone. Lords of Flatbush. Lords of Flatbush. Yes, they made their debut in that, they were in that movie. The Lords of Flatbush. They led the jackets. Yes. That was a good movie. Now, Jeff might know about the Lords of Flatbush. I saw it. It was a greaser movie similar to Fonzie and such. Fonzie and Sylvester Stallone and Henry Winkler. This was before Happy Days. And also, also welcome back Carter. Yeah, I was going to mention that. That was Fonzie. His rival was Vinny Barbarino. Vinny Barbarino. John Travolta. That Saturday Night Fever was around the time of Welcome Back Carter. Didn't he leave that to go to Moodoo Movies? Yeah. Welcome Back Carter? Yeah. The movie came out around the time John Travolta was Vinny Barbarino. That's what I'm trying to say. Yeah, a couple of the actors from that show passed away. Yeah, Triumph Motorcycles. I heard that Arthur, you know, the actor Henry Winkler couldn't ride a motorcycle in real life. It's very possible. Yeah. Are they British Triumphs? Yes, they are. Horshex deceased. Ron, something. He was married to a man. And then who's the guy that played Epstein? Is he still alive? Yeah, he said, well, I don't know. He said he was half Hungarian and half Puerto Rican. Yeah, the character. And then Washington. Is that actor still alive? The guy with the afro, the basketball player. Yeah. And then there was Robin Givens, who married Mike Tyson later on. She was on Welcome Back Carter? Yeah, she was one of the students. Okay, gotcha. She didn't have that many lines in it though, did she? No, but she's pretty good looking. Yeah, very good looking. And then there was not very good acting in real life. There was her. And then Barbarino was like the player, the ladies man. Up your nose with the rubber hose. Yeah, that was some good stuff. And then Fonzie had sit on it. The Jewish Puerto Rican. I'm sorry. I made a mistake, Jeff. Freddie Prinze is half Puerto Rican and half Hungarian. Oh, in real life. Yeah. Epstein is half Jewish, half Puerto Rican. You're right. Yeah, the character actor. Yeah, Freddie Prinze, we said. You know, Freddie Prinze Jr. got involved with pro wrestling. Like a writer, one of the writers. He's still involved in pro wrestling, promoter, writer. But anyway, yeah, you're right. You're right. Yeah, Epstein was half Jewish, half Puerto Rican. I was emptying the dehumidifier, so I didn't want the big water gush to come on the air. Oh, that's because you're okay. You're in a subterranean apartment. I've got it. I've got it. It's a town home. It's three stories with a finished basement. You know, a lot of the new air conditioners, they have dehumidifying abilities. Oh, mine's an oldie but a goodie. In an air conditioner. But I know, I did say something earlier that having one very high, powerful BTU air conditioner uses less electricity than having like two or three, five thousand, six thousand BTUs throughout the house. You know, it's actually more efficient to have one, like me, I have one 12,000 BTU air conditioner. It cools the place off faster and it uses its energy efficient compared to having a bunch of little ones. Oh, she was flat-chested. Yeah, you know who was annoying Barney Miller's wife? I don't know, she just annoyed the crap out of me. Oh, you muted yourself. Yes, I was in the Lou for a moment. One thing that upset me in Hill Street Blues is when the actor, I forget his name, Ken, something, I think, and he died of cancer. He was a former football player. He was on All in the Family. Do you remember? The sergeant? Gosh, I can't remember. He died of cancer. It was really sad. Now he was on Hill Street Blues. The actor, and he ended up with cancer. Okay, I had one, I inducted the Walton family of Walmart into the Chiseless Hall of Shame. There's one more person that needs to get inducted into the Chiseless Hall of Shame, and that person is Tom Selick of doing the reverse mortgage commercials. Oh, fuck that noise. Reverse mortgage commercials. Jeff and Mick turned out to be a scam. Meanwhile, Tom Selick is telling everybody, if you could trust me, I wouldn't recommend anything that was going to take your homes away from you. Yeah, it would. That's what a reverse mortgage is about. Stealing homes. Yeah, that's about stealing homes. Oh, yeah, yeah, that girl. Yeah, she was cute, but she was a tomboy, right? Some girl on a welcome-back card. Now, have you heard anything negative about reverse mortgages, Jeff? Reverse mortgage is how the banks steal homes from people. When they die, the home goes to the bank. Meanwhile, Tom Selick is saying, don't worry. You can feel at ease with getting a reverse mortgage. Yeah. I am worried. No, they just paid him very well to do the commercial to rip people off. Yeah That noise it is horrible, you know, you get all these all these big fans of tom sellick that have homes that Probably went ahead and and got one Yeah, reverse mortgage is where the when you die the bank gets your home not your family Yeah, it's bad So What a memory what a dot walk down memory lane of it's television sitcoms We had a walk down memory lane memory lane memory lane memory lane memory We did a little memory lane. Yes, we did memory lane and we did a little sports Talk and we did A little pro wrestling talk. We've covered some good topics. Oh, yeah, it was and and and the topics I did at the beginning the the articles the serious part was great This was an outstanding show Um with minimal technical difficulties. One of them was my own fault. I do apologize Knock on wood Alex the beer master. Where are you? I thought you were going to come on the show He's probably on some liquor show now Yeah, William Devane. He's hot his his soul for commercials just like, uh um Investing in gold, huh? Yeah, well, you know, they're doing commercials Who's the one that's doing the Lincoln commercials that younger actor? Yeah, she's desperate to do tampics tampons It's kind of like a like a chubby slut, uh redhead. She has very big breasts. She's a redhead. She's a ginger. Yes She might be related to chuck senator chuck schumer I think and um she's uh kind of a risque potty mouth stand-up comic And uh, yeah, you know, but but still the doing the tampons Tampax tampons is not as bad as tom sellick telling people You can feel at ease getting your reverse mortgage Matthew mcconnachy Matthew mcconnachy sold his soul selling lincoln's Oh, yeah, these people are for sale. They're all for sale They'll sell their souls just to get a buck and do commercials Um Yeah That's really no no dignity. No more dignity. I mean, there are some actors and actresses who Flat out refuse to accept the role Yes, the commercials, you know, they have they have dignity, but they also have big bucks. They know they're also famous, you know Amy schumer you she's potty mouth She's uh, um, uh, a ginger She likes to talk about sex She's the niece Of chuck schumer in real life. So that's an uncle chuck Amy schumer Amy schumer's uncle chuck is chuck schumer Yeah, he likes to wear his glasses all the way down to the end of his proboscis Well, I got to start making sundae dinner soon And I am going to start ordering a heaping helping Because I had nothing to eat earlier today a heaping helping a chinese Take out food to be delivered Excellent get make them do it this time or should I say to be derivored derivored? Oh, there you go. All right then to derivored I um Somebody told me that we're gonna come by And they didn't come by Well, welcome. They ain't coming on. They're coming They didn't come all down That's okay. We had more more for us Oh Yeah, I'm getting I'm getting hungry. Yeah, I'm gonna have to sign off my stomach's telling me to my stomach is growling And I have to growl back All right, buddy. It's been a good show I'm gonna order a heaping helping of uh, I know i'm gonna order a lot of chinese food Good for you bro Eat heartily Eat heartily me mate All right, little uh, I'll do a little dating game Before we say goodbye Uh, yeah, right. Yeah, she does have a nice ass crack. You're right The only show to have a a serial killer on at the dating game. Yeah, you know, yeah He used to be a uh a show similar to Jerry springer called the jenny jones show at a show and somebody somebody she she She she did a secret admirer Type of show. Oh, yeah, and then it was a guy and a guy and he killed the guy because he was gay It was a yeah was it was if you have to kill a homosexual you yourself probably are homosexual and hate yourself It was a gay A gay crush. Yeah Yeah, it was bad kept it a secret and and and she she felt that was the end of the show She felt very guilty. Well, yeah, she shouldn't have done it. It was a bad maneuver Bad maneuver. I gotta get the boat swings the boat's whistle. I got a pipe Um, I got a pipe pipe the show Out onto the uh, the plunk everybody everyone must walk along because this is the end of the show Hi matey Sari sally jesse sally jessica raffia. Oh with jesse raffial. That was her show. It was huge red Yeah, I thought it was jenny jones. It was it was all right james Cheers buddy Cheers Good to see you on the air again. Yes. It was invigorating And I am happy that your iPhone was behaving this way and I was happy that streamline was behaving for the most part except once Yeah, because uh, if worse come to worse If youtube was gonna continue to bust my balls, I was I was gonna ask you if you wanted to go live with me on uh instagram Gotcha, because I could down I could you know, I could share that and download it and everything Nice Yeah, and and there's no issue. I don't think there's an issue between an iphone and instagram All right off to yummy yummy land. Yeah. Good night. I'm hungry man. All right. Bye. Bye. Bye. Thank you everyone for joining Me us we're joining us. Thanks to everyone For joining progressive discussions and relp red pill man cave Until next time god willing I'll see you. I'll see everybody have a pleasant sunday evening and the next week Which is the last week of The merry month of may This has to be the coldest spring. I have ever experienced The coldest and the driest spring Think about that. Bye. Bye