 Greetings, everyone. Greetings. And welcome to Megalife 21 live shooting the shit Memorial Day weekend, 2023. And I'm your host, James P. Madonna. Normally a progressive discussions and red pill man cave, which I will be doing tomorrow on a different streaming company. But this is the debut, the very first live stream that I've ever done with a company called restream. And it does have some pretty exciting advantages over the other company that I've been using. Anyway, this is the debut on a restream. I hope everyone is having a very pleasant pleasurable Memorial Day weekend. It is the unofficial beginning of summer, which means that the beaches open up here Jersey Shore, the lifeguards, the boardwalk, the rip off highway robbery food on the boardwalk, wall of the racketeering scamming rules and regulations. You got to pay to park your car. And you got to pay to change into your bathing suit. You go on the boat. And you can't bring any food or beverages on the beach with you. Now, can't do that. And then if you go on the boardwalk to get something to eat because you can't bring any food on the beach and coolers, you go on a boardwalk. And the prices are astronomical. You know, it's like going to a baseball game. It's like going to a baseball game and paying, I don't know, $10 for a hot dog and God knows what for a beer. It's not even a pint of beer. It's not even craft beer. It's probably some cheap macro corporate American beer. Anyway, you get ripped off at the Jersey Shore boardwalk, just like you do at the ball parks. Why? Because many of them are overrated. Baseball players with agents, with greedy bloodsucking parasitic agents, getting astronomical salaries for not producing the way they should according to their salary. So what do they do? The owners have no choice. They have to jack up the price of the tickets to see a baseball game. And our price of the tickets are insane. And because the player's salaries are insane, and a lot of them are just not worth it. I mean, I mean, except for people that are proven commodities, proven superstars that are consistent, not players that get injured at the drop of a hat and they're injury prone, like Giancarlo Stanton on the Yankees, not people like that who milk it, who get paid. And as soon as they have a boo boo, or they get injured, they're on the bench, they're in rehab for every little thing. Okay. And then you have players that are just not consistent. Now a consistent player that doesn't milk it as far as injuries and who is extremely focused and dedicated and loves the game of baseball, loves playing it, is of course Aaron Judge. Aaron Judge, very reliable. He's worth getting as much money as he possibly can. Okay. Now I'm just getting familiar. I'm waiting for my panelists to show up. I'm just getting familiar with, no, that's not it. What am I doing? Oh, boy, I'm getting familiar with this new company here. This is, this is just a, this is a hangout. This is shooting the shit is like, it's, there's no theme to it. It's unscripted, unplanned, just banter, banter and good fun. And people can bring up any subject they want. I don't care what it is. They can stare into space. Excuse me. Well, I'm trying to, I'm trying to fix something here that I, I did. There we go. Okay. Let me, got you. All right. I'm going to put, I'm going to put the link to join here in the comments box. So I'm just, I mean, I was, before the show, I was navigating around restring before trying to familiarize myself with, with restring. And it's brand new to me. It works pretty much the same technically as the other company at StreamYard. Can't post messages to some channels. Well, I'm waiting. I sent the links out. Hey, the one and only Alex, the beer master from the suburb, from Southwestern New Jersey, the suburbs of Philadelphia. He also has a food show on Fridays, a special food show where he mentions the food that you need to bring. And he has a show Thursday night called Alex and Friends. How are you, sir? Restream is a company that I never heard of either until I checked it out. And when I checked it out, I found out that the free version, now hold on to the, to the counter because I don't want you to pass out when you hear this. The free version, okay, gives you unlimited hours, whereas StreamYard only gives you 20 free hours per month. Restream gives you unlimited hours and you can stream to two different destinations, two different social media platforms at the same time where the free version of StreamYard, you can only stream to one destination. So if it's working, I am now streaming to YouTube and Facebook at the same time for free. Okay. Now just think about that, unlimited hours. So I'm getting, excuse me, I'm getting accustomed, I'm navigating. That's good to hear, Alex. That's good to hear. I'm just trying to navigate, trying to learn. It's pretty much the same thing except the different look, but they have the same functions as StreamYard does, except you get more bonuses, you're more generous with the free version, where StreamYard keeps on nagging you to upgrade to the professional version. You know, you ever see the owner of StreamYard? He's more, he's a lot more of a pencil knife geek than Mark Zuckerberg is. He is. And he is always emailing you saying, oh, you're a streaming dynamo, you're, wow, you're incredible, you're, and then he's telling you to upgrade, right? Meanwhile, and then he lies, they say you're running, you're running out of free hours. I don't consider 12 hours out of 20 to be running low. They think they're slick, but they're not. They're not more slick than James P. Madonna. That's for damn sure. Excuse me. So anyway, any, any of you ladies and gentlemen that are watching the show that would like to hang out and be on the show, shooting the shit, I placed the, I mean, I posted the, the link to join in the comment section. And I am waiting for my co-host who was telling me, James, I want to do the show you tonight. Yeah, James, I'm definitely going to be there. And I send the links out and I'm like, where, where the hell is it? Let me check. Let me see if he sent me a message. Unbelievable. What's going on? What do you mean? My message cannot, what are you talking about? What kind of crap, what kind of crap folder am I getting in my text? I'm getting like a lot of scammers. It's, it's like just as bad as Instagram with the scammers. But in this case, they're, they're texting me. They're sending me messages on my phone in my text. You believe that crap? Hold on. I'm definitely going to be there, but I need a good link. What do you mean a good link? The link I send you is no good. Okay. I'll send it again. It says you cannot join. What do you mean? You cannot join the room. If I invited you, if I invited you, you should be able to join the room. It says, invite guests. The link doesn't work, but this sucks. See if this one is any different. Yeah, but that's going to take me time. I would have to, I would have to set it up. There you go. I knew something. It was, I knew it was too good to be true. The link to join says invite guests. It says need a new link. Hold on. Hold on for a second. Okay. All right. Here's the new link. They asked me if I need a new link. I said, yes, I need a new link. Hold on. Hold on, man. Hold on, man. Hold on, man. Okay. I just sent you a new link. Try, try this link. Now if this doesn't work, I'm going to have to contact tech support. It sure sucks. Bear with me. It doesn't make sense. You know, it's, it's totally delogable. As the late Mr. Spock used to say, totally delogable. Now if that link doesn't work, you got some kind of a message. What do you mean? My, my message cannot be delivered. Okay. Let me go back and see. Try the new link. I guess I'm going to have to, I guess I'm going to have to contact tech support and says that I can't, I can't invite any guests unless they, they deliberately put glitches in the free version so people get pissed off and, and they spend money on the professional version. That's underhanded. That, that's, that's underhanded. That, that, I mean, if they do that, that's, that's like Mark Zuckerberg. Oh, wait a minute. Mr. Clean is here. Why add Mr. Clean? Trying to add you, Brent. I'm trying to add you. Okay. How do I add Mr. Clean? He's not. Oh, this sucks. Hold on. This is no good. Okay. His link worked, but I can't add him. Hold on. This is no good. How come I can't add him? I'm going to have to go to StreamYard, Mr. Clean, and, and Ronnie, unfortunately. Oh, there he is. Oh, there you go. Yeah. Try the, hey, hold up for a second. Ronnie, yes. I sent you a new link. Click on that link before I, before I condemn this new company totally. Well, at least, at least, at least the link works. The new link I sent you works. And I figured out how to add people. That's right. Bring my camera around. What's that? Oh, how do, how do I turn the camera? Hold on. Let me see, sir. Yeah. What do you mean, turn the camera? I see you and I hear you. Yeah, you turn the camera. You can add an avatar too. You see those, you see in your screen, in the far upper right hand corner, there's like three dots, three tiny dots, in the right hand corner of your screen on the, the baby screen. Let me see. Not the screen, not the big one. The baby, Mr. Clean. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Hold on. You can add an image. Like, like if you turn your camera off, you can add an image, images. Oh, yeah. And you can add any image you want. So, this way, if you got to go to your men's room, you know, or whatever, you want to go get something to drink, something to eat, you turn your camera off, and then you have, oh, you reversed it. Yeah, I was just trying to do that. Yeah, you got, you're watching, uh, hockey? No, I'm watching a war movie. Oh, okay. Wait, what movie? Oh, she went outside. What movie is this? Band of Brothers. Band of Brothers. It's about World War II. Hold on for a second. Let me, you know what? I'm not, I'm not gonna jump around. Let me send them an audio. Ronnie, Ronnie S. The, the, the new link, I regenerated another link and I sent it to Mr. Clean and Mr. Clean was on just, he was just on. I was talking to him. He was on with no problem. Click on the new link and, and that should work because it worked for Mr. Clean. Mr. Clean, Mr. Clean. Oh, you, oh, he left because he's seeing a movie with Laurie. Why? You can't, you can't watch the movie and, and, and, and be on video at the same time? Oh boy, oh boy. These women, they, they want your, they want to, they want your undivided attention. They want to be the absolute center of attention. Incredible. Now, now you know why I call it the red pill man cave when I, when I go on Sunday. You know. No, I, I clicked you off by accident. Yeah. Oh, okay. I thought, yeah. Oh, I thought you were, I thought you were told to, to expedite. No, she, nah, she's not like that, dude. Oh, because there are, there are girls that are like that. Yeah. She ain't like that. She don't give a shit. She don't care what I do. I can just walk right out of the house. Ronnie, yes. The link, as you can see, the link works for Mr. Clean. I generated a new link. No, you know what I did? I, I re, when I reverse it, I pointed it at the TV and then I clicked back and that's when I fucking, I clicked back on my back button and then it just like disconnected you. Unbelievable. So, wait a minute. And we're off. It's my, my horse is, I can't get in. Maybe it's my laptop. Well, go on your desktop then. Is it, I, I bet it's an apple. I bet it's a, it's an apple laptop. I swear that Steve, if Steve Jobs, if Steve Jobs wasn't dead, I'd smash him over the head with. I know. Apple sucks. Because they, they want you to use only their software. No, Kiwi Packer's good. And they want you to pay for it. Kiwi Packer. Hewlett Packer. Yeah. Hewlett Packer. I know. It's a famous. And Dell, and Dell, Dell's pretty good. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Oh my God. You remember, you remember when Dell first came out, it's a mass produced low budget desktop for people that don't want to spend much money. You're right. Hewlett Packer. Yes. Samsung computer. Samsung, yes. Toshiba, yes. All the Japanese companies, yes. I know. That's why I got a, I got a Nissan Ultima. Yeah, I'm paying like a thousand dollars a month for that fucking car. Oh, you got yourself an Ultima. Yeah, it's a fucking. Yeah, you seen it on Facebook. Then I put it on Facebook. Yeah, you should see it on Facebook. All right. Let me, let me see if I remember the... You should come down to Florida, you cheap bastard. No, I can afford to come down. Hold on. Yeah, you can. Just drive, man. Rent a car, man. That's a fucking car. Well, of course, you're like about... But of course, you're like stick grain. That's the dating game theme song. There was a fucking alarm going off before. There was an alarm outside kept going off. These fucking people. You better go to the gun shop and get yourself my name. Tell me what's my name. 45. Tell me what's my name. Look at this. See, I got a desktop right here, man. This is my desktop. See? Wow. I got a stand from my phone. Look, you're as clear as clear to me, man. You're here. That's clear now, right? Oh yeah, absolutely. That's because I'm using the Samsung Internet. See, I have Samsung, man. Samsung. You know, Samsung is the strongest man in the world. Samsung, South Korea. You can't go wrong with that company. I'm telling you. Wait, that's clear. I turned my phone. I put it on the side. It's fucking clear now. See, in this site, it's better than the other one, dude. Oh, believe it. Yeah. Yeah. Ronnie, yes. You turn your desktop on. Come on, man. What the fuck? It's fucking clear. Is it fucking cold over there? Let me tell you exactly what the weather is. It's probably fucking cold because I got my fucking windows open and it's Florida, dude. No, I got the air conditioner out of here. What are you fucking stoned? Yeah. I turned off my air conditioner. How the fuck you have yours on? Okay. It's kind of sweltering for me. It's 68 degrees. 68? Yes. That means she does you and you're over one. So, okay. Now, if it's 68, what's the humidity over there? Go down to the bottom and check the humidity. That's probably high humidity. Humidity is 39%. We're going to have a low of 56, but that's later. Yeah. So, 39% humidity. It was 76 today. The air quality is good. This is a great weather wrap. They tell you a lot of detail, you know? Oh, yeah. Yeah. They give you a lot of detail from the Google Play Store. Why do I got an itch over here? Where do I get a mosquito in the house or something? Maybe you've got, yeah, maybe because that's fucking edge water. You got mosquitoes and shit. You mean if I go down to the river at night with my binoculars, looking for UFOs, I might get bitten. Oh, shit. Yeah, it was breezy, though. Mosquitoes don't like breeze. They like stagnant. Dude, it's fucking beautiful, man. We got our windows open over here. Hey, what happened to Alex? The beer mess. Hey, Alex, you go on the shows with all these jabroni jambalones. And here I, hold on. Yeah, don't use that wink. You know what? She looks fucking dilapidated. Look at her. She keeps fucking limping. She won't go to the doctor, man. I gotta bang her around a little. What happened? Fuck. What happened? Well, she's got a boo boo. Yeah, I don't know what the fuck's wrong with her feet. I mean, she was sniffing too much. That's because the allergy season this year is really bad. My doctor told me. She should have smoked penis instead if she would have been healthier if she would have smoked penis. Smoked penis. You mean play the bagpipes? Are you talking about playing the bagpipes? Yeah. Playing the bagpipes. That's the old dating game theme song. Oh, Kenny called me. Kenny Padula called me. He says he got hooked up with some big names in the fashion industry and he wants Paul Manthee to call him. He's gonna. Fuck. I called him the other day. Did he tell you? No. When did he call you? Yesterday. Yeah, I called him yesterday. He said like he was gonna fucking die. Yeah, he's got very bad allergies, but every time I talk to him, he always meets very important people that could hook. It's gonna hook. He likes that word. They're gonna hook him up and then he can hook other people up. Yeah, he's a dickhead. The only thing he's getting hooked up is his fucking wallet. He's going broke very slowly. You're right. He's living in a fucking trailer house. He told me no. He's gonna get hooked up with bed bugs. The bed bugs in that trailer. That's what he said? No, I'm saying that. Oh, that's fucking disgusting. They're gonna be biting his anus, his crotch and everything. He's fucking nasty, man. He probably hasn't taken a shower in like since he left the hotel. Now, he says, he says there's a shower store in the bakery, which I can't, I can't understand why there would be. What the fuck? But you know, but you know what he needs, you know what he needs to take a shower with? He needs one of those gigantic laundry bars, you know, the brown soap. Yeah. Like the octagon. Yeah, he needs the laundry to get that gets rid of stains because he's got to wash his hair with it. He's got to, he's got to stick this soapy wash rag up his ass. He's got to clean that. She said a massive bath. He's got to clean the the cooties off his balls and his. Oh yeah, he's fucking nasty, man. If he takes a massive bath. Yeah, he's he's he always looked filthy and he smelled like a dirty litter box. Well, they do fire him. They fired him. Yeah, yeah, he got fired. Wow, that's crazy. So what did he where they bring him? And another department? It was always a loss. What's his name again? He was from friends. Oh, they were Schremer. Oh, yeah, the guy from friends. The dope play like a dope. Yeah, he's on this fucking show with what's his name? Donnie Wobash or where would it from? We're bored. We're bored. Warbore. Marky Mark. Yeah. He was in Hewie Pack. He was in Boogie Nights. He played John Holmes in Boogie Nights. You don't have an ass like a fucking hitter. With Art Reynolds. I can't believe Kenny was like a male dancer in Florida. He's such a fucking bullshit artist. I'll hook you up, man. Yeah, yeah, I'll hook you guys up, man. You guys can come with me, man. You can be my bodyguard, man. Watch my stuff while I perform. Watch my stuff. Yeah, watch my stuff, yeah. Yeah, who's gonna watch my stuff, motherfucker, you? Don't worry about bringing money. I got you covered. Yeah, right. Yeah, we would have been, we would have been living in a box over there in the fucking carpet. In one of those refrigerator boxes we've been living. Well, that's a, that's a mansion to the homeless, a refrigerator. And you know what, they could take, they could take a few of them and glue and glue them together, you know, like cut a hole and make like, make like, you know, like Joel Olsteen's mansion. Make, make, make like a resort. They can make a resort with a few of them. Sorry, bro. Tell him about, you tell him about what happened at fucking at the motor vehicle. What a fucking night, that ladies bitch. Dude, any government, if you get anything done by the government in, in this country, any motor vehicle, bro, you got an asshole in every fucking motor vehicle. You know why? Because they have, they know, they have job security with great benefits and they know it. Yeah. And they know that you need them for something. Yep. You need them. And you know what? It's, it's, it's a, it's a mind game. It's a power, it's a power trip. What's with you? This fucking, this fucking lady didn't even want me to get my fucking, my registration from my car. I had to switch it over. It's bad enough. It was fucking $300 as it is. And then they're giving me a fucking problem to switch it over. You're fucking kidding me, man. Yeah. I mean, I don't understand what she said. You know what they said? I needed, I needed to lean. I needed to lean on my car. A lean. It's the one and only Alex, the beer master. What is up? Oh yeah. Look at this guy. I know that guy. Yeah. Welcome. He, yeah. He's from near, some town near Cherry Hill by Philadelphia. Yep, you got it. James, you, hold on, James, you got cut the fuck. Oh, there we go. All right, hold on. Wait, I got to put my shit like this. Oh, there we go. Okay. Anyway, Alex, that's Mr. Clean. You're a very good friend of mine. I've heard about him from you. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Alex, the beer master. How are you doing? How was your show? How was Thursday and Friday's show? It's good. You don't know this yet, but I am actually making another show. I will still be doing Food Friday, but I'm just taking a break for a couple of weeks. And then I'll go back to doing it for the summer and stuff. I want to do a new series. That's good. Hey, go ahead. Do you have a, when you, that scene when you were sitting by the pool with a big hamburger platter and you looked like you were worshiping the hamburger platter. You had no shirt on. You looked like you were worshiping. I thought I was enjoying it. Oh, okay. Well, was that pool near where you live? The complex where you live? Yeah, but I don't live there. That's just a gym. Oh, okay. That would be nice, but it's not. I mean, I have my sister now has a pool, so. Yeah, I was just saying, I was just saying, if the Wi-Fi was good there, you could go live on one of those tables by the pool. Well, actually, it wasn't even Wi-Fi. It was actually my, what's it called, the data. So I was good. It was pretty cool, man. I really enjoyed that. It was on data, but my data is unlimited, so I'm good. I have the same thing. I just don't know how to switch it, but yeah, I was just. What happens, James, when you leave your house, it automatically goes right to data, because if you see, you know, the little pizza that you see on your phone when you, when you're at your house, once you leave your house, once you leave it a certain way, once you're far with your house, that pizza thing will go away and you'll see G5 or whatever it is. I think that's your data. I'm not sure, but you can use it, obviously. I don't know if you know what I'm talking about, but. Well, I have spectrum. I have the triple package from Spectrum. Well, then you're probably good, then. If you leave your house, you can still go live and do whatever you want, as long as you have your data on them. Yeah, I have five gigs, Spectrum, everything. Spectrum cables, Spectrum Wi-Fi, Internet cable. I'm on my desktop. I'm not on Wi-Fi, but, you know, if you're going to stream, it's good to be on an Internet cable connection. That's true. I think I've done Walkstream and it's been doing well, so it just all depends on the day. Yeah. Now, when I went out to eat, when I went to the oil you can eat sushi place and the other restaurant, and when I used to go to buffet, I went live with my Android phone, and it was crystal clear. It was the video, the audio, everything was really good. On this little stream here or on your stream? No, no, no. On through StreamYard. Okay. But, you know, lo and behold, I discovered this company, and, you know, I mean, you can't beat unlimited hours for free, unlimited. Well, you have to remember, when it first started StreamYard, it wasn't unlimited. It was. What do you mean for the free version? No. For everything, basically in the beginning, in the very beginning, it was all free. You could do whatever you want, but now, as it grew, there's a free version and there's a, you know, high version. Yeah. But, you know, now, they only give me 23 hours a month, 20 hours, and I can only stream to one social media platform. Wow. Now, I'm streaming the two, and what else? And, oh, and they nag you to, they're always emailing me, trying to get me to upgrade to the professional version and pay the $25 a month. And I mean, this is refreshing. I mean, what you could say, you could see the look is different. It's rather pleasant, you know, the midnight blue. It is an actual. I mean, don't get me wrong, I still like StreamYard because, but at the same time, this is pretty badass. Well, I'm used to StreamYard, but I'm going to keep on, and when, if I get, if I use too many free hours on StreamYard, I have this to fall back on. Yeah. So there you go. There's a partner, there's a will, there's a way. Yeah, because here I, there's unlimited hours for free. Western Mike, Mr. Michael Goldsmith-Hilton from San Francisco, California. Western Mike. Yes, sushi and sashimi is wonderful, wonderful food. I love it. I used to go to the oil you can eat. Now, do they have an app on here too? Do they have a phone app as well, or you don't know, James? No, they don't. I, I, well, I asked, I sent them a message on Twitter, and I said that that's exactly what my, what my message was. I'm asking them if there's an app for the desktop and for the, the Android. Yeah. And I went on Google Play store, and I could not find, not only ReStream, I could not find any app with StreamYard. There's no Apple StreamYard, no. They have no app that you can- No, I've looked it up. Because it would, it would be so easy if there was an app. You just click on it and, you know. Yeah. I mean, the, the, the, the, the street, when you go, when you look for StreamYard apps, what comes up is you'll find another StreamYard. It's not a StreamYard, but something else. StreamLabs. That's what you'll find. You won't find StreamYard. You'll find StreamLabs. I've seen, I saw the StreamYards app. I didn't, I didn't see anything for StreamYard or ReStream. You met Stream, you met StreamLabs. Yeah. Now what I could do is I can take the link to ReStream and StreamYard and I can create a desktop icon. Interesting. Yeah. You right click, there's a way to do it. You can, you can take a link and you can make a desktop shortcut and then you just click right on it, right on the shortcut. You don't, you don't have to go to Google. You don't have to type in anything. You just, yeah, there's a way to do it, but I think you have to, you have to right click and kind of like look for it, navigate. And then what you do, you, you copy the link, then you go and right click on your desktop. And once you find that, you can create a shortcut right on your desktop of StreamYard.com, the, not the homepage. You don't want that. You want the link to your account where you create the, the show, the live stream. Oh yeah. I already know. I already have that. I already have that. I could just go to the link. If I want to go to my Google, I can go to my Google. I mean, I just, I have my, I have all my Googles or all my stuff on top of my computer. So I just click on it. I just want, I just want to say, that's great. I just want to say good morning to Masumi from Japan. Greetings. Greetings, Masumi. Greetings and good morning. It is now 9 20 a.m. Monday. No, I'm sorry. It is 9 20 a.m. Sunday in the Tokyo area. So, so good morning to you, Masumi. Now, James, when people comment, will you also see their Facebook comments like you usually see on StreamYard or, or you won't see that? Well, wait, I'm sorry. Run that by me again. That's okay, James. That's okay. If you, if you put your Facebook comment on the, on the side, on the stream, on the, on this platform, will you see that as well, or you only see the YouTube app, the YouTube? No, it should be, it should, the commentary on Facebook should show up on, on the, in the chat area. It should be there, because if, if I'm streaming to two social media destinations, it doesn't make sense that it's only YouTube commentary that, that will appear. Right. It has to be, yeah, it should be like the other stuff. Yeah. Yeah. People, people that comment on Facebook, and it should be able to pop up. I try to add Instagram to, to ReStream, but something weird came up. It was, I don't know, I have Twitter, but I don't really know anybody there. Yeah. Twitter, YouTube, Facebook. Wow. Crazy. Yeah. There's, there's Twitch there, but I, I don't, I don't use that. I use TikTok. My, my, my account, my profile on TikTok is, Oh, I'm going to get the question. It's going viral. I have, I have, I have like 2,000, around 2,400 followers already on TikTok. On TikTok? Wow. Yeah. Yeah. It's going crazy, man. It's like, and, and you know what, when you, if you go live on TikTok or you post anything, you, you get massive comments, massive. Hold on. Let me, wow. Let me see if I can, I gotta find the solo. I gotta find the, all right, go ahead. What were you, what were you showing me? You were showing me something, Mr. Clean. Oh, this. Goldfish. Oh my God. You eat that? That stuff's good, James. Come on. Goldfish. Yeah. It's not bad. It's very good. Very delicious. I have it once in a while. A lot of carbs and sodium. We see the fudger. We see everybody's fudges. Hey, everybody's fudge. Everybody's fudge. How are you feeling about a little bit? So, you know, you're a good, do you like Alex? Do you like, like, you like, like fine foods, like, like, restaurants from scratch, you know, like, oh, they're good too. Hell yeah. Land shark is here. Never fear. Yeah. Land shark. I like strawberries, berries. Blueberries. Blueberries. Yeah. You know what I saw on Instagram? The guy showed you how to plant, how to plant a seed, strawberry seeds, and grow your own strawberries. And what he did was he just sliced the skin off the strawberry because all the seeds are there. Oh yeah. And then, and he just, he just put that in the ground, put that in the soil. You know, but the only thing in Florida where you are, you can't, you got to put it on the north or east side. You can't, you can't put it on the south or west side because the sun will burn it right out. Yeah. The sun will burn it right out. Anyway, I put up the new link. I put up the new link that actually works. So whoever wants to join, I don't know what happened to Ronnie S., the man who was telling me today, I want to do the show. I want to do the show. I want to do, I want to do, I want to do the show. And I sent him the link. Where is he? He, this is not, this is not the first time he did this. All right. You like, what song do you like, Alex? I mean, I like the eighties and nineties. You know me, James. But you also have to remember, you don't want to get a copy right on your channel. I'm talking about your YouTube channel. Not with the kazoo. I'm not going to get in trouble with it. Oh, okay. We're good then. We're good then. Let's see. Let's see what kind of music we got. Let's see. Happy days are here again. I know it's not. Fuck it's not. We're going to let you walk. Or let's see how a famous, let's do the Andy Griffith show. James, put in the smoke. Put in the diner, will you? You can do the show in the diner. Nice, James. Awesome beans. I dream of Jeannie. I think James is smoking crack. Nah, he's a hero. Then we should go to, she go to the diner, James, down the street. Your diner, your favorite diner. Oh, wow. You should mail me some food and shit, FedEx. Who was that? Yeah, Tommy, Tommy the manager. You know, you remember how, when Tommy brought the tray of cookies over, you remember how many cookies Kenny was grabbing? What'd you say? When Tommy, the manager in the diner, would bring over a tray of all those nice cookies. You remember how many cookies Kenny was grabbing? Oh, my God. Lord, Lord, were you remembers? Yeah. Yeah, remember when Kenny used to take all the cookies, the guy from the diner, just to bring it out to us? And Kenny took like fucking like 10 of them. I was like, what the fuck? I thought I was a greedy bastard because I was taking them too, but Kenny took a lot of them. You look like a cookie monster from Sesame Street. The way he was grabbing them. That's fucked up. Yeah, Kenny's a fucking man. Yeah, Kenny's a Nigerian. I drink fucking genie. Looks good, man. You get real close. If you get real close to the TV, you could see Bush. I wonder where comedians sat. There's a comedian that said that. I don't remember who it was. My girlfriend was laughing at me. Oh, what's that? What's that? Right away, James. It did work on my phone with the app. I was going to go on it because I hit it. And it said hit home. I hit home and goes right to your video thing that I wanted to do. But I figured, now I'm going to do that because I'm not out. So I figured. Yeah. Oh, so you're talking about like Facebook? No, no, I'm talking about this. I'm talking about this. You gave the link and the second link and I went on and I was there. I wouldn't know that. I was able to get in. But I didn't go all the way in because I could just come on. I literally couldn't get that medication. Did you hear me, James? I don't know if you heard me. It's not going to happen. I heard you. I heard you. I heard you. I'm so wondering. The medication I have. Who knows? Yeah, he said. You fixed it. You fixed it. The second link. The second link. The second link. The second link. The first link. Yeah. The first link. The first link. Did you want to make sure if you're fit? Let me see if he's fit. He's the one that kept saying he wants to do the show and he has a pattern of doing this to me. Freaking artist. Bullshit artist. James, you realize if I make a show with you, I actually do it unless I don't feel good. I feel off balance or something like that. Yeah, but then you would send me a message. Right. Exactly. Hey, James, we'll do the show some other time. That's what I did before because I don't like to. I don't like to screw people over. That's not fun. I'm not saying he's doing that, but I'm just saying when I say I don't want to do it now, I don't feel good or whatever. Yeah, you would let me know. See, that's what I do. If something, if there's an emergency or if I'm, if I'm, I suddenly get sick, I will message the person ahead of time. I mean, not the last minute. But even if you do, I still would have told me and that's all it matters. Now, if you didn't ever tell me, then I'm like, okay, there's something wrong here. Yeah. Yeah, let me send them another minute. Hey, hey, Ronnie. Yes. What the hell's going on here? Ronnie, yes. You don't want to keep telling me I want to do the show. I don't want to, I definitely want to do the show. Yeah, I want to do the show. I definitely want to do the show. I want to do the show. And where the hell are you? The second link works. Alex the beer master is here. Mr. Clean is here on video and living color in living technicolor. They're all here and I hear them very clearly. Where the hell are you? The one that wanted to do the show? You know, the playing games. Mr. Queen just left. What? No, he must have hit the wrong, he'll be back. He probably did. He hit the wrong button. He probably did most likely. Yeah, you're right. But you know what, I'm like, you've been calling this guy Mr. Clean for years as long as I've known you. I'm like, why are you calling him that? And then I'm like looking at him like, okay, I think you got a point there, James. Because of the shape of his melon head and his cranium. He does have a Mr. Clean look. I mean, I could... Right, he's bald and he has a big like tele-surveillance head. You got to have a good shaped head. Could be a Mr. Clean lookalike. Yeah, you can't have like a pencil eraser shaped head, you know. You got to have a big skull, a big cranium. Hey, Western Mike, where are you Mike? Are you out and about right now? I got to remember, he's three hours earlier than us. Where is he? He's in San Francisco. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, that's true. Yeah, I mean, he's from Chicago, but he's in San Francisco. So he's three hours behind. He's probably not even home. But he told me he hasn't been going out. He doesn't want to go out late on Saturdays because all the undesirables that frequent, the bars late Saturday night, you know, he doesn't want people, he doesn't want to be around certain people. And I don't blame him. Hey, James, I didn't know this, but you know the little square and you hit it and it blows up the screen. I didn't know it does that like stream yard. I didn't know that. That's pretty cool. Nice. There you go. Yeah. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm talking about me. Like not blow, not blow me up per se. I just, when I hit the little square on my computer, it lets me blow up the screen so I can see you and me closely. Oh, you mean, you mean like a full screen, a full monitor? Yes, exactly. Like right, see right now I'm looking at a full monitor. Right. And if you, and if you hit the little square at the end, then you'll, you'll leave that and you'll see your chat. Obviously, once you, you know how stream yard is. This is similar. You like my... Oh, I like the avatar. That's pretty badass. Yeah. This is from my favorite buffet. I took a, I took a photo of it and I made an avatar out of it. Or you can eat, man. That's the one you film all the time before the, you know what? Yeah. Before the, yes. Before the, everything went haywire. Yeah. I'm happy that haywire is going away. Yeah. Because, you know, when I went to the doctor's office Thursday to get my annual physical, most of the people, including the doctor, none of them had mass on, very few people had mass on it. That means the next time I go to the doctor, I don't have to wear a mask. I went to the doctor a couple weeks ago and I, I had to wear a mask. Nobody, nobody was scolded for not wearing a mask. We're getting back to where we were. Yeah. Well, I got, I got five vaccinations. I got, I got five. Well, you have to make sure you're gold and that's understandable. Yeah. I mean, I got the boosters, you know, I got, I got the first two where the, the initial vaccine, I got Moderna, they're all Moderna's. So I got, We don't want to talk too much back because I don't want your streaming to shut down. Yeah. I don't want to shut down. But anyway, no, I'm promoting it. I'm promoting everything that the CDC says and the World Health Organization. Honestly, I've looked upstream, again, I'm going to get into it because I don't want to have you shut down. But when I looked it up, it said that the thing is over and I was like, wait a minute. It doesn't say president anymore. I'm like, wow, okay. My wish came true. It's finally, yeah. Well, the president and vice president, they got Moderna. So that was not my point is if you go to Wikipedia, it says the P thing is over. It doesn't say president anymore. It doesn't say present. When you go to Wikipedia, it does not say it anymore. It does not say it's president. If you know, all right, you know what? I'm going to say the pandemic, it says it's over. It's what it says. It says 2020 to 2023, meaning it doesn't say present. If you understand what I'm saying, I don't know if you do maybe. Oh, oh, Mr. Clean says, yeah, we got to change the subject. Mr. Clean says his AT&T internet sucks. He'll call me later. All right. Hold on. Let me just tell him. Yeah, I do want to change the subject, but just look that up and you'll understand. All right. Could you try to come back again now? Please, Mr. Clean, you're cool individual. Jump on it. Yeah, that's all. It sucks, but you know what? If you keep on trying, you can come back. Even McVon Raven, who has an iPhone, because we know that Apple is not compatible with a lot of livestream. But if he keeps on usually two or three times, it works. It keeps on coming back and then it works. Let me make this clear that when we first started doing our YouTube stuff, you've been doing this for years, way before I started my streaming, while you became a YouTuber or a content creator. 2007. Oh, yeah. So you started right after I graduated. Holy crap. Wow. So you graduated. So you started going live 15 years ago, and that was when I graduated. Holy crap. You make me feel old. I'm 37, James. You're 37. Look at it this way. You're fermented like fine wine. Hell yeah. Or fine, expensive whiskey. That's true. Some good single malt scotch whiskey. I think you were about to say Johnny Walker. I don't think I ever tried that one. Well, the only one I can afford is Johnny Walker Black. What is it? Black and then Johnny Walker Red? Is there a Red? No, Black. Well, Black is, I think Black is the cheapest one. I think there is a Johnny Walker Red. I'm not so sure. I never really got into it. And I think I've heard of it, heard of it from you or one of my peeps. But nah. Let me see if my sister will come in. Just for the hell of it. Who? My sister. She can talk about her famous homemade lasagna that she makes on during the holidays. Was your sister ever on the streams? I've never seen her. No, she always backs out. She's very smart. Well, Mrs. Mrs. James- Lisa. Her name is Lisa. Okay, Lisa, please come on in. I'd like to meet you. If your brother's cool, you got to be cool. We can talk about the history of her lasagnas. And I love food. So your sister, Lisa, would be a perfect friend because you like good lasagna. I'm Italian, man. I think you're Italian too, James. So there you go. Yeah. You're Italian? I mean, your ancestors were in Italy, but we weren't born in Italy. Well, my grandparents, they were born in Bizzicchino, Sicily, which is near Palermo. Near Palermo. I asked my aunt, would I like it if I went to Italy? And you know what her answer is? Yes, you would. You would love the pastas. You would love, I mean, obviously, I guess I would love them because I have Italian blood in me, you know, you know what? You might like puttanesca pasta. My friend, you've had that? No, what is it? Oh, it's in the pasta. There's the sauce, if you want to call it that has black olives, capers, anchovies. The usual garlic, extra virgin olive oil. Oh, man, I'm trying to think. That's pretty much the ingredients. But that's what you put on your spaghetti or whatever you're trying to do. Yeah. In other words, when you saute the sauce and a skillet, you don't need a big pot and a skillet. Okay. First, you're browning the garlic and the extra virgin olive oil. Then when you add the capers, when you add the anchovies, as you're stirring it, the anchovies start to dissolve and they become like a paté. They become, they emulsify. You know, they just become a part of the whole thing. Now, does it get a little fishy? Because you said anchovies, that's fish, right? Anchovies, do you remember? Okay. Yeah, it's a salty little tiny fish. I think I've had anchovies on my pizza three years ago when I had Bumpy here. My favorite toppings, if I get pizza, is mushrooms and anchovies. Those are my two. Now, sometimes, sometimes I'll get mushrooms and eggplant. That's good. As a topping, but I would say mushrooms and anchovies. I like the anchovies. When I tried it the first time, I think that was my first time. I don't remember. What's up there? You're back. Mr. Clean, as Mr. James has said, you'd be back and you are. Do we, we're talking about pizza toppings. I told him I like mushrooms and anchovies. I've had it a couple of years ago. It was really good. And we basically put a lot of stuff on that pizza when he was here. The live stream is on my channel still if you want to check it out, James. It says Bumpy, I think visit, I think visit with Bumpy or something like that. I don't remember the stream's name, but it's there. So Bumpy was all the way down by you. He came to actually see me. Yes. Wow. Because that's a hike. It's seven hours. That's six or seven. I mean, it's five hours if there was no traffic, but it's seven hours when we're traffic. He's in New Hampshire. Yes, dude. Yeah. I'm a little confused. Okay. There's two Mr. Cleans. Boy, you got it. We got to get rid of one of them. Wait a minute. I should take a screenshot of him with his mouth open. Yeah, before it leaves because it goes away. Oh, damn it. I did wait. Hold on. Hold on. Let me blow you up. Do that again. Make that funny face. You should set me a photo like that. Oh, yeah. So James, he did come here and then a year later, I went and visit him and all my peeps. Fuck is that? Yeah. Wow. That's nice of him, man. Yeah, but I went and visited him a year later, so I was happy to get fun and get a message. Oh, you were up there? Is it seven hours for you two going up? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I mean, it's five if there's no traffic, but what if there's traffic? It makes it a seven hour thing. Yeah. What's Eric? What's Eric? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Eric was there. Frontelter and... Oh, yeah. They got good craft beer up there. Very good. Come on, man. I'm the beer master. I got to try every beer. I didn't try every beer, but if I go back up there again, definitely go try more beer. You know what's a really great inexpensive craft beer, but it's great quality. It's a Brooklyn brewery. I've had their beer, but I don't know what beer I should try for me. I had the Lager and I had the IPA that had... It was a very strong hops IPA. It was very hop forward. Is it the 420? No, that would be Sierra LeMonte. That's another great company, Sierra LeMonte. They make good stuff. As a matter of fact, they have a series of 420. I like to try their 420s. I hear they're really delicious. What's the other one? Flying dog or...? Flying dog. I think it's flying fish. Morghead fish or something like that. And you got flying fish as well? Oh, there's a flying fish. You know, the funniest craft beer label that I ever saw, and a lot of them are real funny. I never saw this in the store. It was called Hoptopus. It was a hop, an image of a hop with tentacles. Hoptopus. Is that what the beer's name is? Yeah. Let me look it up. So, Mr. Kling, how do you like your job so far? Everybody's nice to you over there? Yeah. Hoptopus. Yeah, I can't complain. Beer. I like you, you know, you're riding around and you got that roof over your head, you know, and you're... Holy shit. Lower it more so I could see the... What the fuck? That's not it though, right? No, no, no. It's spelled hop, hop, toe, puss. Oh, hop to puss. Hop. Like it's in hops, H-O-P-T. Yeah, I don't know. I think I spelled it wrong. Yeah, I don't worry about it. Yeah, I spelled it wrong. Where is this jaffroni jambaloni? It says hop to puss. You tell me, I want to do the show. I want to do the show with you, good guy. You know, I want to do the show. Man, man, man. Hop to puss. Hop to puss. Man, hold on for a second. Bear with me. Yeah, I'll wait till you look it up. I can't find it. You say it right. Bear with me. They just got ambushed. I've actually watched... Oh, they got ambushed, yeah. By the way, Mr. Clean, I've watched Band of Brothers, and I believe that's a mini series. I don't think that's a movie. Yeah, it is. Yeah, it is a series. This is a series. Yeah. Yeah, I've watched that whole thing, and then the other series was... I didn't watch the other one, but I should. It's the Pacific. They made another series, too, Pacific. Yeah, one of those soldiers went missing in the ocean. I will tell you that. He made a book on sharks or something like that, and he went into the ocean and never came back. And that's it. Oh, shit. I'm picking a shark before we go. A shark's a... A shark in the ocean. A 22-year-old... I don't remember his name, though. A tourist from Connecticut, I believe, went to Turks and Caicos, and she was snorkeling, and she got one of her legs bitten off by a shark. She was just recently? Yeah, on her on her vacation. So, you know what that means? I'm not going snorkeling anymore. So they're still surrounded by the Germans, right? It's just one shark attack. It's not like you're going to attack, James. Jeez. Yeah, you know what they say? You're not supposed to wear a jewelry when you're in the water. Like, maybe she had like an ankle bracelet. Like, in other words, if you have jewelry, it shines like a fish, and they think it's a bait fit. Oh, okay. So you're not supposed to have anything shiny on when you're in the water. So you don't do that, so you should be okay to snorkeling? I don't do that. I have an earring, but I'm not going to wear it because I'll lose my ear. And not only that, it's shiny. You don't want to get attacked by a shark. Yeah, or a barracuda. You know, they got some long teeth on them. Oh, yeah. Okay, be witched. Oh, yeah. Next time this Gironi sends me a message that he wants to do a show, I'm going to ignore him. James! Because of your... No, there's a pattern. He's done this before. He's done it. He was talking about Ronnie S. Wow, that's crazy, James. He doesn't want me to use his last name. I have a feeling I know why. Maybe people tease him because his last name is Simpson. I don't make fun of him. He starts his name. That's it. People don't like it. And then he's born. Yeah, so he wants to be called Ronnie S, but S is Simpson. And, you know, maybe they make jokes about the Simpsons and... Right. Well, that's understandable. Yeah. You know, Homer. Oh, yeah. And he doesn't want to be made fun of. But you know what? I hate to tell you. I'm pretty sure there's other names with that same last name anyway. Well, yeah, O.J. Simpson, you know. Yeah, there you go. There's a lot of... I'm sure there's a ton of Simpsons out there. Yeah. Now, if I understand, if he's just the one, if he was one of the original Simpsons... So who were those guys? I don't know. Who knows? Oh, they are? I don't know either. But anyway, speaking of my sister's lasagna... Well, why are they... She blew off the length... But they're German boys. Oh. She makes... She uses a roast pan, and her lasagna is like, seven or eight inches high. How do you know she blew off the length? So how do you know, O.J.? She looked at it. Damn it, James. Damn it. But she makes... She uses the meat. She makes a meat sauce. And then she does the layers until the damn thing is as high as a roast pan. You know? So it's a big-ass lasagna. But the thing that people have to really pay attention to is when you make lasagna, you only boil the lasagna noodles... Wait, who's that guy? ...a part of the way. Like, not even 50%. Like a third. No, he starts another show. I forgot the name. Because why? The lasagna ends up in the oven. So you don't want to end up... You know who that is? ...mushy... ...mushy... He played on Superman. He's Lex Luthor from Superman. You don't want to end up with mushy lasagna noodles. That guy right there? You want it to be good. You want it to be fresh, okay? Right. So when you boil it, they have to flex. Are you sure? They have to be stiff. It looks like them. You can't... They can't be soft because then they'll be mush when you put it in the oven. Exactly. So that's what people have to... They have to really pay attention to not over-boiling their pasta. True that. And overcook it. As soon as it flows to the top, it's done. You strain it. Like raviolis, inyokis, tortellinis, any kind of dumpling. As soon as they float, you strain it right away. You strain it right away if you're playing on putting it in the oven? No. You strain it right away if you're playing on putting sauce on it and eating it. Like let's say you're making tricolored tortellinis. The ones that are spinach and the ones that has tomato in it. And then one has cheese in it? Yes. Yeah, but they all have cheese. It's just the pasta is like one is plain, one is spinach pasta, and the other one is like tomato pasta. True that. But anyway, let's say you're cooking... I mentioned that... What do you mean they're in the shop? In the shop? I mentioned that because I like... You put it... Don't pay attention to the directions. Oh, shit. Put it in the water, boiling water. As soon as they all come to the surface... Oh, but they're Americans, but they were on the American side. So you get it done. Done. It's like if you're cooking shrimp or lobster... But why would one of the Americans talk about it? As soon as the shell turns orange, it's done. Like if you've got jumbo... If you've got colossal shrimp on the farby, you've got shrimp on the farby, don't walk away. As soon as it's orange on the shell on both sides, take it right off. Oh, wow, it's done growing. Wow. Because seafood will dry up real fast. And it won't taste good. You want it to be fresh and juicy. Yeah, especially at that price. Yeah, you don't want to ruin colossal shrimp. True that. So there's a lot of... You know, James, we need to start getting back to our Facebook. You put it on the shell, right? I'm just going to put it on the shell. I'm just going to put it on the shell, James. Hold on. Hold on for a second. Yeah, what do you call the... You know, doing a food-themed show... I can't remember what show it is. It's a good theme. Like giving people cooking advice and talking about recipes. I mean, I can do an entire show on that. Yeah, but the thing is I kind of calmed down on my food quality for a little bit. I'm going back to it, but I just wanted to do another show. I've been doing it for years. Even though I love it. You know what I mean, James? Do you do the... Somebody's calling. Yeah. Somebody has sent me a video request on Facebook Messenger, but I'm on a live show. So, you know, if they want to come on and say, Howdy, they probably don't know that you're on your stream. I'm doing a live show now. That is the link above to join. Anyway. But yeah, James, I just want to do something different. I'm going to do a new series, and that should be okay to do a new series because that would be kind of fresh it up a little bit. And then if I do a new Friday, do it again. What do you... I know you've been doing a new Friday. You've been doing... Oh, he was on the platform. You've been doing a theme oriented. I was. And then I kind of like, okay, it's just... I need to get more themes, you know. So, let me do a new series. And it's more relaxed and stuff like that. But I will get back to doing it because I'm going to be doing the barbecue stuff. You know what I mean? Like the cheeseburgers, the hot dogs. And I'm going to be doing the stuff in the winter. I'm going to do the stuff in the... And you know, whatever. So that's always going to be a food Friday. But I just... Let me do a new series. Why don't you do this? Why don't you do a food version of Eric's Wild Card Wednesday where people can bring whatever food they're... They happen to be making at that day. On Friday. Well, let's say one guy is making halibut steaks. Somebody else is making a big black angus eight ounce burger. Somebody else is having something. Everybody... He was doing that Wild Card. I was doing Wild Card Friday. Everybody brings whatever they're preparing. And now you have all these different dishes. All these different foods that makes them more interesting. And then they could also... If they're drinking, if they're washing it down with a good craft beer, they could do a review with the beer. True that. I just decide, you know, I will get back to doing that. Because my food Fridays will never go away completely. Because I love that show. N-Man 40. I haven't communicated with you in a long time. James, have you ever been to an uncle Joseph's market? I never heard of that, Mr. James. Yes. It's in South Jersey by... It's a South... I think it's a South Jersey supermarket. What is it called? Uncle... Uncle what? Uncle Joseph's... This is a drum. It's not done. They're gonna keep pushing the trigger. It says one opened near me about a month ago. And people sworn there. I don't think it will be in business five years from now. It is too... Boogie? Boogie? You mean, what do you mean Boogie? Like Boogie Knights? Boogie Wonderland? The disco song? Well, what do you mean Boogie? Yeah, educate me. Boogie Wonderland, yeah. Oh, I'm your Boogie man. It's pasting in the sunshine band. Oh, I'm your Boogie man, I'm your Boogie man, yeah. Oh, hold on. He's telling me what the Boogie means. No, Boogie meaning too fancy for the area. Well, because it's like if you open up Whole Foods or Trader Joe's in a lower middle class, you know, like bottom of the barrel blue collar, you know, these people, they don't know what organic food means. They shop for price, you know. He's running out of his head. The po-folk, the po-folk shop price. They don't shop quality. They don't know about reading labels. They don't know about non-genetically... They have automatic weapons back. Yeah, if it's in an area where the people, there's no marketing mucks living there, no highfalutin folks that that store won't do well. I mean, I don't understand why they opened it up there. You got to scope out the region before you open up a business. True that, Mr. James. Yeah, you can't just, you know, willy-nilly break ground and build a store until you really did a lot of research on the area. Hey James, do you think me and you will meet in person one day? I think eventually, I think eventually that we will meet. I think eventually, I will meet Eric Fraunfelder. I already met Ronald Terrier because he drove up here. Yeah, you've met him a couple times. You've already hanged out with him. And I met Michael Cuckamonga. Legendary Michael Cormoroff, yeah. Michael Cormoroff, yeah. And who else? I think that's it. I think that's it. I mean, you never met me in person yet, that's all. No, I'm sure, I'm sure you look the same in person as you do on- I think me and you will be cool to hang out and drink some beer and do that. I mean, I mean, you like good food. I like good food. We both like craft beer. I'm not extremely knowledgeable like you guys, like, you know, you and Bumpy. And I mean, you guys are really- I got to take a shit. Um, the only thing is some of the shows, some of the people on our shows, like, they come on the show very intoxicated. Oh, the Germans are the ones that don't have the net in their hat. So, you're also very difficult to take a person's review seriously when they're that drunk. Yeah, but you know, I never- there's a lot of times I don't have beer in my system yet when I do my reviews because I like to have a clear mind. Yeah, when you do your review and you're done and you're done given a score, you should have a very clear sober mind. Now, when you're done and everybody's relaxed and joking around, you want to have a second or a third and, you know, by all means. Go ahead because you already done your review. You've already did your duty for the night. Yeah, exactly. Uh-oh, James. Oh, it cut off my rooster's head. That's not good. I better stick to the buffet. But yeah, I enjoy all my friends though, James. I got all my peeps. I got you. I got everybody thanks to you too. Oh, yeah. Yeah, you know, it's a great- it's a great way- high technology on the internet is a great way to meet new friends. And I did- what's his name, leave? Did he didn't leave, did he? No, he's there. He's still there. Okay. Where are we? It's just you now because- Yeah, I'm trying to get- Let me take- Why uh- Oh, there we go. There we go. Boogie, Boogie Nights. The store was very nice. But who has the money to shop there regularly? A few times a year- Who's that fucking car? Is fine for special occasions. But how can they stay in business? You know, they- There's a joke about whole foods that they call it whole paycheck. You know, which means you- you'll go broke shopping there. So I mean, I buy certain items, quality items, but very affordable. But that's not my- My general shopping place. I go to like Acme and Shop Right. You know, like Acme has gotten really good. They have a lot of organic foods there. Nice. Prices are reasonable. By the way, does your- Does your shop right have some beer? Because some- One of our shop- Two- I think two of our shoppers have beer. Not all of them, just- I think one or two, I think. No, no. No? What the fuck was that? They're up here in Bergen. It's almost like they're promoting liquor stores. There it is. No, we have- We still have liquor stores and beer stores, but there is some shoppers that have beer in them. That's all. Oh, oh, well, the shop right in my home town. Oh, I thought they were trying to use it. Lowry, New Jersey has a liquor department, and the shop right in Rochelle Park has a liquor department. There you go. You got beer in it. Yeah, good. Yeah, but if you go- If you leave New Jersey and go to other states, I mean, every department store has a liquor department. Every supermarket has a liquor department. All these, I mean, Walmart has a huge liquor department, but there's something- I don't know what it is with Northern New Jersey. They're really anal about the sales of liquor. I don't know- That's crazy. I know. You know? James, did Whole Foods prices decrease after Amazon bought them? No, they went up. I found they did a bit near me, but Whole Foods near Denville by my aunt and uncle did not. Well, some items are insanely price, and others are not. The produce has gone down. Yeah, the produce has gone down. Let's see what else went down. The milk is reasonable. That's fucked up. But that's about it, really. The chicken prices are not bad. They're reasonable. But why should I buy those items at Whole Foods? If I go to shop right, they got natural chicken with no antibiotics and no hormones. They got the milk, the organic milk with no hormones. I mean, and they got the grass-fed beef. They got all those specialty items at a lower price. Why should I buy it at Trader Joe's or Whole Foods? Now, Trader Joe's is reasonable, because the people that own Trader Joe's are related to the people that own all these. And by the way, Trader Joe's has beer, too, but I don't know if it has it in New Jersey. I think there's like a few locations that do, but that's about it, really. Great, but I don't know if they have them in New Jersey, though. I don't know. Yeah, there's a few. They told me that there's not many. So there's a couple of Trader Joe's with beer in them. There's a couple of Trader Joe's with a liquor department in New Jersey. Oh, so they can't use those guns? They have to blow them up? You know, it's... Wegmans has a liquor department, too, or a liquor store, too. Wegmans. Yep, they have it, too. I've never been to Wegmans' liquor store, but I've been to Wegmans itself. I hear Wegmans is a nice store. Oh, yeah. And it's a busy store. Well, I don't buy everything at Trader Joe's, just like I don't buy everything at... Yeah, it's a popular store, because I was like to Wegmans one day with my aunt, and I'm like, okay, this place is mom. I didn't know it was that busy. Geez. Wegmans. I heard good things about it. Now, Trader Joe's has too many vegan foods. Oh, wow. I mean, I don't want... I don't want vegan... If I'm going to get like a can of chili, or if I want to get refried beans or something like that, I don't want the vegan version. I don't want the... You want the original version. I want the original. I want the real deal. Hell, yeah. Yeah, I want the original, the original version. Well, what the fuck is that? That's theirs? Well, you know what, that jabroni jamboloni, I swear, the next time Ronny Simpson asked me to do a show, so he could be on it. That's it. No, he could be on it. Get down on it. Get down on it. And you really want it. Get down on it. Get down on it. If you want to get down. Maybe he'll still join though. Maybe, maybe he'll still join. Who knows? Well, he lives with a female and maybe, you know, some women... Well, he is married, you know. Some women, they never talks about it though. Some women, they have their husband 24-7. And, I mean, their husband can't like do some, do things, like go like golf or, you know, or go on a live stream with his friends. You know, I mean, come on, you can't, you can't be up, up each other's ass in a relationship either. That's not good. No, I mean, I mean, very rare that relationships never have any issues. Very rare. You gotta have space, you gotta give each other space. You gotta, you gotta give, you gotta give her to, you gotta give yourself to breathe and give her to breathe and just relax, man. Okay. Yeah, you can't, you can't smother each other. Otherwise you'll end up having like a divorce or something. Yeah, you can't, it's not good to smother each other, you know. Whether it be boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, wife. I'd rather, if I have a girlfriend, I'd rather her go do her thing and then I go do my thing, but then, and then occasionally be together, obviously, just, you know, because obviously you don't want to, like you said. Yeah, well, you know, you have quality, you have your quality time with her, but you also don't, you don't give up what is important to you and what, what makes you Alex. Yeah, it makes me be me, right, exactly. Yeah, you shouldn't have to give up what makes Alex, Alex. Exactly, because then I'm being the fake me, and I don't want to be a fake me, I want to be the real me. Yeah, and then, because otherwise you'll have, there'll be resentment, you know. You can't, you can't, you can't have your hobbies anymore because, you know, she's so, the woman's so insecure that, you know, she wants you to crawl up her ass all the time. You know. Yeah, that's not fun. No, no, she, she, look, she has her hobbies too. What woman has their, their interests also. So, you know. Yeah, if I ever have a girlfriend, I know that, you know, I'm hoping a girl will understand, and I hate, I have a hobby, and I'm trying to build this community, I can't open. Right. Yeah, I mean, you can't have all these insecure babies that, that, that nitpick and fine, every little thing to complain about, because that could be quite annoying, you know. Yeah, oh, wait a minute. You're going to go hang out with your friends on YouTube? What about me? Well, I've been hanging out with you all day. Right, James? Right, when you go to bed, she's there. Yeah. When you wake up. She's there. Right. When you have breakfast, it's there. When you, when you have dinner, it's there. When you go on vacation, she's there. Right. I mean, you're, you're spending so much quality time together that, that if you don't have any, any, any time and room to breathe and, and have hobbies and interests, it's going to be built up animosity. Right. Because you're going to enjoy yourself as much as she needs to enjoy herself. Right. Yeah. I was told, at least in mom of county, only one store in a complex can sell liquor really. I would love a Walmart near me, but people petition against it in my area. I love Walmart. They, well, you know, there are There are areas where the people are snooty and pretentious. And sanctimonious. And they, they feel that Walmart will bring refraft into their town. And you know what? It does bring refraft. I'm not going to lie. What do you mean? I thought it brings customers to your town. I don't understand. It brings customers, but it brings every Walmart that I've ever been in. It brings undesirables. You know, like, you know, people like that and obese people and, and, and ghetto people. Hey, hey, James, hey, James, I'm obese. Oh yeah, but you're, you're, you're, you're a law, you're a decent, nice law, Biden citizen. You're, that's true. You know, you're a pillar of, I mean, I'm not obese, but you know what I mean? I got a stomach. I mean, no, but you don't, you don't go in shouting and, and, and, and beer. I don't know what the other guys live. You don't go there acting entitled and causing a scene and making demands on. I just live my life. I don't need to do all that. Yeah. There are people that are like, you heard the term tens and. I think so. Why? Those are the ones that make the scene. They had, they take a picture and they don't get their way. Yeah. I know that Karen's in the, in the, uh, Hey, James, I'll get back to you in a minute. Okay. I gotta use the bathroom. The bathroom. I'll be right back. The bathroom. The bathroom. What about the back? The bathroom. He said he'll be back. She had to go to bathroom. He's from Northern New Jersey near me, but he's living in Jacksonville, Florida now. Oh, so he's in New Jersey, but he's now, he's a Florida boy. I mean, now he's, now he's in Jacksonville, Florida, but he's from Patterson, New Jersey, where I was born, but he's from there. He was, you know, he's a, he's a 20, but about 20 minutes west of my hometown. Yeah. If he was still around you, if he was still around in that area, you two can hang out. We did, we used to hang out. We used to go to, you know, out the clubs, night clubs. Oh, that was before he moved. You still, okay. You hang out when he was still living. Okay. You know, when he was up here before, before the, to see what, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yes. Yeah. P-A-N-D-E. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. I gave it to you. Yes, yes. Before that, we used to hang out, go out. And then at the, after the dance club, the night club, we used to end up in the diner. Wow. Diners are good, especially if you can ask for, let's have some pork wagyu cheese hoagies and mozzarella cheese fries, people. Well, you know, I noticed that if you order, like, if you order eggs and with the home fries and- Why didn't get anything today? I got, I got like- Yeah, eggs, home fries, bacon, and more. If you order corned beef hash, they used to charge a lot for corned beef hash, but if I see corned beef hash, like in all of these, and it's dirt cheap, you can buy cans of corned beef hash. You know, I like corned beef hash, but what I used to get, Alex, I used to get the, the, like the Greek omelette, you know, with the omelette- With the Greek cheese at the- Yeah, that stuff's good. Feta cheese with spinach? With the feta cheese, the- Yeah, feta cheese and spinach omelette. Yeah, mushrooms, feta cheese, and I love mushrooms because, you know, I'm a fun guy, you know? Well, you're unique, James. You're unique, trust me. Yeah, feta cheese, I love feta cheese, and, oh man, it was a great omelette, you know, and I used to always say, bring the Leigh and Perons. Wouldn't it worse to just show us over, bring the Tabasco, because that's all they have. And I would, I would load the home fried potatoes with both Leigh and Perons, Tabasco, all over the egg. Man, you like that spicy stuff, man. You did. Yeah, and that's what I used to eat, at like 3 and 3 a.m., and dine with my friends. I mean, don't get me wrong. My aunt used to get feta cheese spinach omelette, but I took that and turned it into a hobi. Yeah, so she had, okay, sorry. Oh, go ahead, talk about the hobi. She got spinach and feta cheese omelette one day. Oh, that looks good. And then so next time she went and ordered that, but I ordered a hobi version of it, because I'm like, that's good, let me eat that. So I did that. And then I made my own pork or cheese hobi at the diner too. Hey, man, I'm thinking in my head, man. I've got these crazy ideas, man. I can't help it. Do you like meatball parmesan on Italian bread? That would be good too. Hell yeah. Meatball parmesan. The only problem I have with eggplant is the people that cook it. I don't like too much breading. You need to tell them not to put too much breading. Yeah, I like more eggplant. I don't want the damn breading, the batter. Eggplant rollatini usually has mostly eggplant. You just have to tell them, hey, I want eggplant, no breading. If you get eggplant parmesan, yeah, if it's a place that... If you're doing eggplant parmesan, you're going to expect that breading cheese. I mean, yeah. Now, also, the Italian... The Italian sandwich, a hero sandwich. Hold on a while. What's wrong with my thing here? I don't know. That thing's still up, though. There he is. Ronnie, there's a you. Alex. Looks like you, unless you're a twin. What's up, Alex? What's up, buddy? Pretty agent. What's up, James? Well, Western Mike says, Trader Joe's lacks a delivery or convenience apparatus. Sprouts is the best local market. Well, that you mean in San Francisco? There's a place called Sprouts. I never heard of Sprouts. Trying to catch up on these comments. How you feeling, Ronnie? Yeah. There's a place in Clearwater called Sprouts. Maybe it's the same company. Yeah, I think it is. It's like a health type whole foods kind of place. We'd love to try that. Thank you. Interesting. I bet that's the same company. Hey, James. Michael, Western Mike says, Hey, James. You go to Starbucks, meet a coffee chick, not a party chick, and it's pleasant. Well... Coffee chick. Coffee chick. Well, if somebody goes to have coffee or something. The good thing is, if you're talking to a sober woman, at least you're not dealing with as much lying and bullshitting like compared to a intoxication. So, James, you say or you presume these women lie more when they're intoxicated? Man, I think both. I think women and men lie more when they're drunk. Sure, yeah. But you know what, sometimes the beer can be truth serum, too. Yeah. They say that. I don't really believe that though. Well, it already depends because I remember what I say, too. I know alcohol is one of the best aphrodisiacs for women, but not for men. Not for men. But for women. Boos can kill an erection, but alcohol will... You know what's great for an erection, James? Weed. Having the right partner. Smoke weed? Yeah. Well, you know why? I heard that if you drink wine, it makes a girl make... Maybe, yeah, yeah. I'll tell you, man, I smoke a little bit of weed and I get horny really quickly. Weed is by far the all-round gift from God, miracle, plant. You know, I've never done it. So many things. But I thank the Lord that it's finally... That you can do whatever you want with it now. You don't have to hide it anymore. You know, Jesse Ventura's wife was cured from severe seizures and the doctors couldn't help her. Medication didn't help her, but as soon as she... But she smoked the weed, she's... Wow. No, no, no smoke. As soon as she put the three drops of the cannabis extract under... He says, my wife's seizures stopped forever. No more seizures. You know, we catch up. Endman says, my area has a wide array of people. But I know what you mean. One woman I worked with years ago said, if Walmart opened near us, those people... It's like saying you people, right? Those people. We use people. We use people. You people. Hey, what are you calling you people? You're calling me you people? You think I'm me you people or those people? We're funny. We mean I'm funny. I'm a comedian, whatever. But I know what you mean. One woman, all right, all right, all right. Those people would show up. We don't have a lot of... What is those people? Those people is like your typical Walmart shoppers, you know, the Walmart shop. You know, the trailer parked trash, the ghetto. Those are the best ones, man. Those are the best ones. You know, the Chubsy Upsies, the OBS people. And James, they get inside the fucking... The shit they drive around? The fat people? Oh, and they drive the... In the cart? They drive around the cart? The electric boogies? Yeah. You know what... Yeah, a lot of that shit in Florida, man. I didn't see that. They didn't do that that much in New York. Yeah, all right. But here in Florida, they're all fucking driving around in that... In that fucking... That wagon thing is bullshit. Let me tell you what people do. They act... A lot of them act in title where... They do. They act in cart. They're at the shopping cart. Or the electric scooter. Or the electric wagon. Golf cart, whatever. They stop right in the center of the aisle and nobody can get behind. They do it on purpose. I think... Yeah, why can't they pull over if they want to take something off the shelf? Pull over to the side. Be considerate. You know, they're like... Okay. End man's 40. You have to be careful with eggplant. You have to cook it well. Otherwise, it will be too bitter. Yeah, peel the skin. Yeah, I want one better. No, I mean... Yeah, he's right. Also, it is a nightshade and you can get sick if it is not cooked well. You know what it is? Get sick? What do you mean, buddy? They're eggplant. There's a lot of grains and vegetables that are high in lectins. Lectins are toxic. Okay. The skin of the nightshade probably is high in lectins. Tomatoes are nightshade. That's why the Italians peel the skin and take the seeds off. Or they clean them because... Right, because lectins are like the defense system for plants to keep animals from eating them. So that's their protection. So humans have to remove those lectins. And eggplant... It's a nightshade causes inflammation. Sweet bell peppers, potatoes are a nightshade, eggplant, tomatoes. Did I say tomatoes? Yeah, you've got to remove the skin. Otherwise you're poisoning yourself. Wow. Absolutely, you know... But I've eaten... I've eaten... And you've probably eaten these before. I've eaten the small cherry potatoes with the skin on them. I had no issue. Wait, wait. You said the little potatoes or tomatoes? No, tomatoes. Tomatoes, the little cherry tomatoes. Cherry tomatoes. But they've been on them and I eat them. The ones that you see in salads. Yeah, I eat them and I have no problem. I never eat thick or anything. What? Wait a minute, what's wrong? I said I've never been sick or anything by eating that. A member? What is he a member of? Hair club for men? What is he a member of? Alex is a member of... I don't know what member you're talking about. Alex is a member of the hamburger a month. I don't know what you're talking about there, Western Mike. A member. Are you...? I mean there's a lot. The cheeseburger a month club. There's a lot of members out there. There's the man boy love association. No, I'm not a member of any of that. There's Mambla. What does he mean by... Why don't you come on the show man? What does he mean by a member? He says he's home tonight. I don't know what you mean by a member. He's not home, he's not home. He's drinking those cannabis drinks, right? Well he buys... I don't know if he still gets some of the cannabis sodas. He likes them, right? Well if they have low sugar ones or maybe stevia sweetened or something. Yeah, but how much cannabis does it have in it? Probably... Yeah, not a lot. Is it 10 percent? I don't know, I really don't know. I think he told me where now if they have... If they're in the liquor store, they have the non-alcoholic beverages when you're first... Right. You know, there's ginger beer and so on and so forth. If they have a strong cannabis, non-alcoholic beer, but it has a good percentage of the cannabis, I buy it by a case. Yeah, but do you find it in the liquor store? I don't know. Probably not, right? Let me ask Mike. Mike, in the liquor stores in San Francisco, do they have a... Do they have higher percentage cannabis sodas? What is cannabis? It's another way of saying marijuana. I'll have to look that up. I want to try that and see if it tastes good or not. It'll probably make me hot. I'm telling you, but let me tell you. People that get drunk cause trouble, people that get high, are completely mel... They don't cause trouble, right? They don't cause trouble. They're completely mel. I've never caused any problem on this bus. Because you're a nice guy, you know? You don't have a chip on your shoulder. If somebody's got problems and they get drunk, they show their frustration upset everyone around them. Don't get me wrong, I have my days, but that's a human being. Well, everybody's got moods. There are some moods where, if I'm talking to good people, like when I go shopping, when I take the free bus, and there's nice people on the bus that I know. And then we have some laughs, we have good conversation. Hell yeah. It's a great people, but if I'm with... If I'm experiencing the scum of the earth kind of people, that puts me in a bad mood. But you know what? You can move yourself away from those people. Yeah, like rudeness, like selfish rude people. Yeah, but I have to show that I'm in a bad mood if you're pissing me off, because I'm in a good mood and you caused me to be in a bad mood. And I'm going to have every right to be mad. Right? Is that what you're saying, James, or no? Yeah, like let's say if you're driving, and the second the light turns green, the nano second, the light turns green, and they're, they got their hand on the horn. Yeah, right now. Like the second, like they don't even give you a chance to accelerate. No, they don't. That's the problem with people, yeah. You know, it's like, is it that important that they reach your destination, like a couple of minutes earlier? You know the way I, you know what people have told me? A lot of people are just going, they're rushing to go nowhere. Even though they have something to do, they're rushing to go nowhere. You're right, you're right, Alex. Now look at, look at, look at, run, run. He's in an area where he's got a lovely beach that you don't have to pay to go on, like the rip-off Jersey Shore. Exactly. Beautiful white. So James, James, you don't have to pay, but if you do pay, it helps out. You're going to be able to get a spot closer, you know. But they won't let you bring, they won't let you bring a cooler. No, you can bring whatever you want. You can bring anything you want. Maybe it's according to the town. It's according to the town. It definitely is, yeah, it is. I think we've had coolers on. It's according to the town. It's according to the city, James, to the city. Yeah, sorry, you know, like, I mean, I'll go ahead, Alex. We've had coolers on the beach before, I think, when we went down the shore. Yeah, yeah, everybody brings coolers on the beach. Yeah. Sorry, James, I didn't mean that. That's what you normally do, right? Yeah, it was, I'm trying to remember the, the, what wasn't a city, well, I don't know, city, borough, municipality, whatever. It would be, it would be called a city in Florida, I think. In Florida would be a city. Yeah. Okay, and in Jersey, it was, what is it, Seagurt, New Jersey, which was near, not far from Belmont. Seagurt. Yeah, it was about one of the two, James. Yeah, I was flying a kite. My kite, I had a parachute kite with no, no solid pieces. It was like a big parachute. Okay. You know, at a beach, it goes like a rocket. It goes way, okay. I got the kite. This cop wearing shorts, you know, like the California chips, you know, everything. We're here at the beach patrol, yeah. Yeah, right, right. He comes up to me and says, you got to take, I'm sorry, you got to take your kite down. I go, why? He says, we have an ordinance that goes back to World War II. You're talking about 1500, buddy? German spies were flying, were sending signals to the U-boats, you know, and it's still, the law is still on the post. I said, you got to be kidding me. I says, you know how far up my kite is? It took me 20 minutes to pull that kite down. And he apologizes. He says, yeah, it's not applicable anymore. And they never removed, the town never removed the ordinance. They removed it now, though. They removed it now, though. I assume they did. I hope so, because it's from World War II. So this happened, is this happened when you were a kid or just recently in the past 10 years? Well, it was a little more than 10 years ago. Obviously, yeah. They might have removed it. They might have removed it. They had to remove it, because you said something, hoping they listened to him. That's crazy, James. And there's one town that had a boardwalk. I'm trying to remember where it was. And no one was allowed to bring anything on the beach. And their reason is that people that used to go on the beach used to trash our beach. People do that. They had to spend money to clean it up. And I can understand that. I can understand. They did the same thing. They told me the same thing. When I used to go to Salem, Massachusetts, for Halloween every year. They used to say, you know, the people from Salem, they dread Halloween, not because of Halloween, but because of the tourists that flocked there. There's so many people, and they just trashed. It cost like, it cost many thousands of dollars to clean up. It's fucked up, James. To clean up Salem. Yeah, people just throw everything. Is it still like that now, James, or you don't know? I don't know. But I noticed something called a public trash can that you're supposed to put your garbage in the trash can. Yeah, you don't throw it on the beach, or you put it in your bag and you take it home and throw it out later. They were thrown in on the Salem. There was a 300-year-old cemetery, you know. Wow, that's not bad. James, James, are you a baby boomer generation? What is the age range for baby boomers? I think it's like 1945 to 1965. 45 to 65, really? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, and if that's the case that I'm a baby boomer. You're a boomer. Boom, boom, boom. Let's go back to my room so we can do it all night Give it up. It was a song. It was a song, yeah. I know this song from the 1980s song. Oh, nice. I probably listened to it. Now, James, there's a lot of people who say your generation destroyed America. What? What do you think about that? James, what a hero. The only thing I heard was that the hippies, the flower children, when they got older and they became, they got their act together, they became professionals. They became Reagan voters? Yeah, they became self-employed, they became yuppies, okay. And the yuppies became financially independent. Financially independent. They totally forgot their way of thinking when they were younger as hippies, as hipsters, they went the other way. They became the people that they hated when they were hipsters. Right. That's crazy. He means hypocrites. And then their kids never took them seriously. No, because how could they? How could you take somebody seriously, doesn't practice with them? How could you take somebody like that seriously? So do you think they were fake all those years when they were kids and they really believed with James or? No, I think they really believed it, but. They go along with the times, though. Money, I think the acquisition of money. They go along with the times, so it was popular at the time. So at that time. In the 80s, it was popular to make a lot of money and be an establishment, be a lawyer. Yes, they were non-establishment when they were young hipsters. And they became establishment when they acquired high income and they became financially independent. Because they went to these colleges where they were at the college and talking all kinds of shit about the Vietnam War and about this and that. But what were they doing while they were at the college? They were actually, they were getting a degree. Or they were supposed to be, that's what the college was for, right? See, that's why I really admire people like Frank Zappa, that even though they got older, I guess you could say the same thing with Ralph Nader, Zappa, Carl and George Carl. They didn't change. They were independent, critical three thinkers. Like they stood by their beliefs and they didn't go with the times. Like, you know, the trends. Do you think I go with the times, James? Or do you think I believe what I believe? I don't know. I honestly don't know because I never got into any intellectual, you know, I never. Yeah, that's a great question, Alex. That's a great question. The conversation with you, I really don't know. I think we need a deep conversation between you two guys, Alex and James. When I became, I'll tell you about followers and trends and fads. When I became of legal drinking age at 18. When you had to be 18. Yeah, that was the legal drinking age, 18. So started going to the clubs and at that time, the parking lot, everybody had a Camaro or a Firebird Translate, you know, the I-Rock, a Z-28, whatever. They all had the same cars. They all had Dracar Cologne. That was like the fad Cologne for men. They had the Dracar or Polo. James, this was the disco days, right? This was late 70s into the 80s. Oh, okay. Wow, that's cool. That's disco days, right? Into the late 80s. Yeah, it was disco days. And at that time, they, if you were, even if you were average looking, halfway decent. You could still get into a club somehow. You hooked up. Yeah, you hooked up. It was, you were able to. That's amazing, man. That's fucking amazing. Yeah, and you know. Yeah, James, what do you mean hooked up? Like hooked up with a girl and stuff? Yeah, you went to the, you went for a walk outside. You went in the car. You, before you, you went to a, took them home or went to a motel room or whatever. You, you started up in the car and then you took off with them. You started in the car? Yeah. Well, you could tell the people that started in the car, you don't, the windows were fucking. Yeah, I understand what you're talking about. Hell yeah. The windows were all fucked. The windows get all fucked. They used to do that back when, when there was a movie, when there were five movie theaters too. Yeah. James, James, you're bad. Give it up buddy. You give it up. What do I do? I was just going. James, you're awesome. Listen, I got, I got a queen size memory phone mattress. I remember when mattresses used to go squeaky, squeaky, squeaky, squeaky, squeaky, squeaky. James, you are unique. Now, James, would you, would you prefer to go back in time to the late 70s? Probably, coming happier back then. I prefer to go slightly back in time. Slightly? And get the newspaper with the winning horse races and the winning lottery numbers. Wait a minute. Come on, James. Or do you got, you have to go ahead. You have to go ahead a little bit. No, you don't have to. Oh, wait a minute. Wait a minute. To get the winning numbers, you would have to go into the future like, by, like a week. Or whatever. Then go back and play those numbers and play those forces. That's the best way to use a time portal. Now, James, that will be cheating. I would be cheating. But hey, hey, we're in a country of, of cheaters. Hey, James, do you think we'll ever have a time port, time port hole? I mean, to go back. A time port hole, James. Do you think we'll ever have a port hole to go back? A port hole. A port hole. A port hole. Is that like pork hock? No, no, James. I didn't want ham hock. It's like, yeah, it's like a ham hock. So James, do you think we'll ever be able to do that? Like go back in time? I think that there already exists a way to open up portals. Portals. Already right now? Other dimensions to the spirit realm to. Where, where are the, where, where's the opening to them? Where does James take us to? Only right now, there, there are certain ways. Opening up portals is what they're, they're messing with now. The scientists said that, you know, you're the head drunk collider. Kind of, why? Yeah, like, like colliding with the atoms. In other words, they have, there are devices that they're using without public knowledge where they're able to open up portals. Wow, that's okay. Or like, you know, wormhole and outer space. Wormholes are portals where you can take a shortcut to the other side of the universe without dealing with speed of light travel. You know, they, they feel that extraterrestrials use wormholes to get around as a shortcut or inter-dimensional travel. Hold on, Eric Farmfelter asked me if I was still on. Well, the answer is yes. Yeah, go to the videotape. No lunch. That's wrong with this stamp thing. Yes, it takes me a fucking year. Alex, you still live in Southern New Jersey? Hell yeah. Cherry Hill, some shit like that, right? Yeah, I live in both, and you know that. Near there. Now, how far were the F4 tornadoes from, from your town, Alex? They probably weren't that far, but I haven't seen one. I never saw one in my life. Even if they are close, I've never seen one, thank God. Last, last year, there were like two or three very powerful destructive F4 tornadoes in some of the houses. Alex is saying he's never seen them. They were shredded. Some of their homes were shredded. It doesn't affect him. In my area, I don't see any shredded homes. It doesn't affect him at all. We haven't seen it, but they, they touched down in Southwestern New Jersey. That's what I'm saying. Yeah, I haven't seen any homes destroyed around here. I don't, I don't think I would have seen them. And there were, there were, there were in areas that were not near you, so you didn't see it. Wow. Do you think a tornado could touch down in my area though? Yeah, if it, if it, if it touched down in Southwestern New Jersey and there was like three of them, then it's possible for one to touch down in your town. Anything is possible, Alex. I just hope it never does. Anything is possible. Somebody needs to fix the weather, so it's not like this. Who's going to fix it? Are you talking about the government program? Is James going to fix the weather? I don't know. Are you going to fix the weather? No, I don't know. I mean, who, who was chicken little and was the sky really falling? Was the chicken before the egg? You remember that story when you were a kid? Chicken little said the sky's falling? I think I've heard of it a long time ago. He heard the chicken before the egg. I say the chicken came first. Wow. The chicken came before the egg? Well, how do you hatch if, if, if God put the egg first? Who's going to hatch it? If God put the egg first, who's going to hatch it? Who's going to keep it warm? True that. Who's going to keep the egg warm? So the chicken is first, right? Who's going to? Yeah, I think the chicken came first. The male and the female chicken. And like Franka Stanzas says, you know, the chicken has sex with the hen, the rooster. The rooster is a female, right? No, the rooster roosters the male. The hen is the male. The hen is the female. Yeah, and a rooster is like Hugh Hefner. Oh, yeah, yeah, that's right. He pretty much bangs them all and, and, and, and he rejects them all. Do you, do you really think James that Hugh Hefner banged all those girls? Hugh Hefner? Yeah, what do you think? Well, there's a reason why he always wore the smoking jacket, the robe, right? What was the reason? Easy access to his, uh, his giblets. Okay, James, you are a trip, my friend. By the time, let's say by the time, like the 2000s, right? He was, he was a, he was a wrinkly old man. You think he was really doing it like that? Yeah, just because you're an old man. Just because you're an old man doesn't mean. So James, do you think he was doing, doing it like that though still? Just because he's an old man, it doesn't mean he can't get it on. Oh, yeah, it doesn't. Famous and rich, and there's always. Famous and rich. Always the gold digging whore that would do. Yeah, exactly. Have any of you out here rich? They'll sleep at the devil himself if it means big bucks. That's true, right? They really, they really will. They'll sleep with the devil himself. I think so. Remember the grotto? That's a, that's a, that's a good topic to talk about, James. Well, that's, that'll be good for tomorrow. Yeah, that'll be good. Yeah. For the man cave, man cave. Wait a minute, you're gonna have a new screen. What would you call it, James? What would you call that topic? Go, go, gonads. No. It can be called loose in the caboose. Loose? Yeah, loose somewhere. It could be called, um, bitches, bitches galore. Slutty gold digging whores. I appreciate you. No, no, no. In, in, in words of Alex, I appreciate it. Oh, Alex, how would you like that? Now, if you don't accept me who I am, you're, you're, you're, you're not a friend or a girlfriend. I don't care who you are. If you don't accept me who I am, you can go on. Bye-bye. Well, we accept you. Well, I know you, no, I know you guys accept me, but I'm saying if I ever have a girlfriend, oops, she accepts me. Come on now. Yeah, you know what? You know what? That's why I accept you, Alex. It doesn't pay, it doesn't pay to get, to get all nervous and, and have anxiety and worry about what people think of you. You know, you just, I don't have anxiety to worry about it. I just, I just hope that the girl will accept me. And if they don't, that's their loss. Goodbye. I'll find the next one. You just become Alex when you leave the house. Alex, you can be the beer master. You can be the curtain master. I'm, I'm, I'm always been me. Listen, if you have a 20, you can be the master of your destiny, Alex. True that. If you have a Alex the beer master t-shirt made, just make sure they don't make a mistake and put Alex the beer master. The beer master baiter. We can't have that. No, oh my God, that was funny. Beer master baiter. Yes, I've, I've heard that floated around before. People have joked with me about that. That's not a lie. That's true. Oh, they said that. They said that before to you. Yeah, they ball busted me. Friends like that are fun. That's crazy. I mean, it's one of my, I feel it's like one of my friends or not one of my YouTube friends. I feel like one of my somebody else or something. And we were just having fun. And I thought it was funny. I'm going to go refill my mug. I'll be back in a flash. Okay, chief. All right, but yeah. Do they have a chief here? No, no chief. Me and I just call him the chief. Oh, he's the chief. Yeah. That's all. But it's my senior Ronnie. What does your shirt say, Alex? Oh, about the army. I don't want to get into that though. What does it say? Operation yellow, yellow rider. Yeah, I think so. I think so. What's that? You don't think that means? It's an army kind of thing. It's an owner of the army and stuff. Do you know like what operation it is or anything? I don't know. I probably heard. I don't remember, but it is about an operation of the army or something. Someone told me about that. I don't remember. All right. That's cool, Alex. I wish I could remember, but thank you for losing mine. Well, what happened? You had surgery? No, no, no, no, no, no. Um, James, your trip. He's asking about this. James is a trip. He's a trip. He's asking about this shirt. That's all. James, can you see what his shirt says? No, the letter. Can you tell it's backwards? Yeah, it's very backwards. It says operation is the first one. What do the other two say? It's backwards. Why is it backwards? Because it's on camera. That's how that's how cameras work. But James, can you see the two bottom lines? I can see it. I just can't read it because it's backwards. Like if he turned around in front of a mirror, and I looked in the mirror, I'll be able to see it. I don't have a mirror though. Don't worry about it. Don't worry. Just tell us what it says. I don't think he knows what it says. This is an operation. You got to take your t-shirt off and read it. Hold the t-shirt in front of you. I know. I don't know if I can get my t-shirt. James, you can't. You can't, you can't, you can't, you can't, you can't. He's running. Don't choke yourself there, Mr. James. James, you're a trip. You know that? James is a trip. I wish I was going on a trip. There should be a book on you because if I look up James P. Madonna, there's lots of pictures of you on the internet. It was one time James P. Madonna attacked me on air. What? Yeah, one time. Oh yeah, I remember that. But that's me going. I remember that up to my face for next century. No, I remember that, but that's old news. You don't remember, Alex. You weren't there. Oh, I looked it up. That's because he was staring at me with Dracula eyes and he was probably high. He was probably smoking. James hated me from the start. All right. He never liked me. That was a misunderstanding. I mean, listen, Mike, one of my best friends is a controller. He has two master's degrees in finance. He's an accountant, but he's a head of... The Commodore. Right. He, you'll never find a sense of humor like he has. He's always fracking jokes and making fun of everything. You're funny, James. So I made a mistake of categorizing a stereotyping accountants of not having a sense of humor. I've been around finance people that were very boring and they never... Yeah, you're not wrong in that, man. I mean, but not everybody's like that. No, it's not everybody, but you have a good point. You don't have to be mean, James. You are normally cool, calm, and collected. When I went back and watched that stream, I'm like... Are you still... That's not the... No, Ronald didn't take that off. No, there's a while ago, a long time ago. It's going now, but before he took it down... I hope I apologize to Ronnie. I don't know. For what? No, for that evening. If I didn't apologize, then I... Well, I'm not sure what you're talking about. I formally apologize. No, but what I'm saying, James, it was just crazy, because you're normally cool and collected. No, my behavior. Oh, yeah. No, actually, you already have publicly apologized. Yeah, you're good. That's all done with. But no, that's all done with. That's a long time ago. That was like a couple years ago. That was four years ago, man. Yeah, that was four years ago. Five years ago, yeah. That was like a couple years ago. Not on Google Hangouts. Can you imagine that? Oh, yeah. I think it was on Google Hangouts at the beginning of Streamyard. It was on Google Hangouts. Yeah, it was before the Streamyard took over. Yeah. I mean, it was like, wow, James, man. I don't remember. Google Hangouts, yep. Yep. Google Hangouts. Wow. Yeah, but what I'm saying, James, you're cool and collected. I like Google Hangouts. Yeah, well, yeah, I don't... You know why? Because like, for instance, if I'm doing a show and there's trolls posting messages to try to get under my skin... Or to get a rise out of you. Yes, go ahead. They try to get over it. But you know what? I don't pay them any mind. I just block them. I don't get upset. I don't raise my voice. I just block them. If there is a troll, goodbye, you're gone. Yeah. Which is good. Which is good. Like I said, occasionally you get mad and you see yourself, you know what? Screw this. I'm not going to get mad anymore. Just block them. It's a lot easier to get the message across when you speak calmly. Exactly. What did Teddy Roosevelt say? Speak softly. Speak softly and walk with a big stick, I believe. Carry a big stick. All right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's how the Buford Pusser thinking about it. Big Shalely. Yeah. Walk and talk. Yeah. Buford Pusser. I remember that movie. That was... Now there was one called Billy Jack. I've watched his movies, too. Yeah. The rest of the copy uses his name, Billy Jack Haines. Yeah, he was in a cop. But I think he was kind of like a cowboy. James, which one was... Native American, huh? Which one was Jesse Ventura? He was in Predator with Arnold Schwarzenegger. He was in... Was he in Running Man? He was in two movies. Jesse Ventura. He... You know, Vince McMahon, senior, did not want him to do Predator. He didn't want him to do any movies. And why was that? You're not going to get to... He didn't want Roddy Piper to do that John John Carpenter movie. Why was that, James? Because he wasn't getting... In my opinion... He wasn't getting a cut. He wasn't because it... You're not talking about Vince McMahon, the owner of the wrestling company, right? Wasn't getting a cut. No, the... His father. But you're not talking about Vince McMahon. Oh, his father. But you're not talking about the wrestling owner, right? Yeah. But you are. Wow. But not Vince... Vince and Kennedy, but man. Not Vincent... Not Junior. No, you're talking about Senior, yeah. Yeah. What's the... What's Senior? What is it? Vincent, what? Vincent, it wasn't Kennedy, right, man. He had a different middle name. What was his real name? Yeah, he... Every time you come up... I know him and Bruno San Martino were not friends. They used to buck heads all the time. Oh, and Hogan, he didn't want Hogan to do the Rocky movie with Mr. T. He, um... But Hogan did it anyway. Did he fire Hogan or Hogan when he walked out? Or it was like a mutual agreement, right? Well, I know... Let me see. He didn't want Hogan doing a movie. I know. And then he did it, and the movie was fucking huge. I think two of them did the movie anyway. Got fired, I think it was Ventura and Piper. It wasn't Ventura. And I will tell you this. In other words, when the old man died, then... But no, they didn't even wait for him to die because Vince McMahon Jr. bought already, legally, the whole company in 1984. Then he reinstated them. Right, right, exactly. And that's why that's when, after he did the movie, that's when Vince can be longer. But it was 1984. And then, boom, 1985, you have WrestleMania. Sendee, I need to tell you. Sendee's long for Rockin' Wrestling and WrestleMania. Hogan was in two episodes of the 18. Yep, he was, yep. The 18? Yes, he was. Of course he was. That was his thing. Because he was buddies with Mr. T. Yeah, Mr. T. Yeah. You know the series? You know that show the wrestlers had on the beach? That was Tampa. That was WCW, I think. When they were on the beach, not bashing at the beach. That was WCW when they were Colk Hogan going about. They did a sitcom, not a sitcom. They did a series. They did a series on the beach and Macho Man was there. Yeah, it was based on the beach. That was the Gulf of Mexico. That was, yeah, it was in WCW though, WCW. That wasn't in the WWF. It's Jordy. Okay, Jordy. Who's this? Jordy. Jennifer Flowers? Sunflowers. No, Jennifer Flowers was the girl who Bill Clinton fooled around with. Who is Sunflowers? Sunflower. That's Jennifer Flowers or Ellie. Or is Jordy's flowers? But no, Mr. Jordy's flowers. Yeah, Jennifer Flowers was- Send Jordy to the link. Pretty good, I did. She's a pretty good-looking girl that- Jennifer Flowers? The mistress of Bill Clinton. Yeah, Jennifer Flam. No, that was Lewinsky too, though. No, he had more than one. She was the other one. So why was he taken down for Lewinsky and not the other one? Yeah, that doesn't make sense. I agree. I never even heard the other one, just the one. James. Hold on. Hold on. What was it? What was the difference? It was discombobulated there. Man, I'm not discombobulated. Is Sunflowers is awesome. But she's- It's not Jennifer Flowers. James, we're asking a question. Oh, boy. What's the question? There you go, Jordy. Ask him, Alex. I don't even remember- Oh, no. The other girl, I didn't know about the other girl. I only knew about Monica Winske. That's it. I didn't know about the other girl. I'm not on StreamYard tonight. Jordy, click on this link. It'll bring you in. People are reluctant to click on- Click on that link, and then you'll see. It's just like StreamYard. It'll tell you to put your username, and then bam, you just go right into the stream yard. Bit demanding. I don't have a StreamYard link. Tomorrow I have StreamYard. But tonight I have Restream. You don't really need to have a StreamYard link. I mean, the other guys came on with no problem. Yeah, just click on this. Yeah, just click on it, just like StreamYard, and then it'll have- You know, it'll say, use your name, and then just put your name- Come on, Jordy. You can do it, Jordy. Make it a studio. Just like StreamYard. It's easy. Don't fuck this up, Jordy. Don't be intimidated by a strange, a different link. A link is a link, and it will always be a link. A link is a link, right? It's easy. It's easy. There he is. There he is. There's Jordy. There he is. There he is. I knew he wouldn't fuck this up. There he is. Where are you? I see darkness. Yeah, I see darkness. Are you in another portal? Are you in a time portal? He's in Scotland. Yeah, into Dimash. Into Dimash. Give him a break, James. Give him a break. Well, there's a lot of castles that are very common. We should appreciate Jordy from Scotland. Who goes on this channel? What goes on this channel? The same people see this channel. This is the first time I'm using Restream. Restream. The same people see this channel that they that they see when I do StreamYard. Right. Because I am streaming to YouTube and Facebook at the same time. With StreamYard, I can only stream to one social media destination. And what is that, James? YouTube. YouTube. Right. But StreamYard allows for free, allows two destinations, and I get unlimited streaming hours. That's pretty good. He left. Oh, he left. Why? Because it's not StreamYard. He didn't like what you were saying? No, it's unlimited for free. You've got a StreamYard, you've got to pay 25 a month to get unlimited. 25 a month. To get unlimited. I got unlimited for nothing. Why would you pay that? Oh, why would anybody pay that? Why would I pay it? What? No, really, a real question, James. Why would anybody pay it? Because I can't operate it. It's stupid. No, you were here. I saw your StreamYard. Stupid. I brought you into the show. I saw you, too, but I didn't see you per se. I saw Jordy. I saw his black screen. Yeah, you were here. Try it again. Give it another shot, Jordy. Yeah, well, for now, staying in chat, but give it another shot and make sure your video and your mic is clicked on because I had your screen right in front of it. Stay in chat. Oh, he says he's staying in chat. Okay. Stay in chat. Chat and stay. You got to make sure that the cameras clicked on. It's not muted. Make sure the camera and the mic is not muted. And you'll be fine. It might tell you hit allow, too, if it doesn't work, but. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. What you do is, and thank you for telling me that worse comes to worse, you go all the way up to the top where the URL is. And to the left of the URL in the top screen, you'll see a tiny symbol of a padlock. If you click that, then you could see if your camera and your audio is allowed. It's a tiny padlock symbol. And you hit allow, and if it doesn't work for you, if you try to go on. But I went on my phone and it told me to hit allow, and it worked, but I didn't go on the way in. So maybe you just need to reboot. Sometimes I have to do that. I have to reboot. If you're on your phone, you reboot your phone. Yeah. And the computer, you reboot your computer. Yeah, you just reboot. Don't don't don't touch. Don't shut it down. Just reboot. You know, that's the Internet. I have to deal with glitches also. For that. So anyway, do you like breakfast? Do you like, you ever make eggs ranchero? With salsa, with salsa and this tomatoes and chili and hot peppers. I'll have to try that. I might have had that years ago, but I'm pretty sure I liked it if I did because I like anything. As you know. Well, I like, I like, I like certain things. I like many things, but like, for instance, I will never eat processed fake cheese like Velveeta, American cheese, cheese whiz. Like the most I would eat is Monterey Jack. The closest thing to American that I would eat is Monterey Jack, but I still prefer not to eat that. No, just go to your deli and have them cut it. You cut it and that's the first cheese. That's not processed. I don't think. Yeah, like, I like, I like all kinds of cheeses. I mean, you name it internationally. You can, you can name them all. I would like to try goat cheese with. Oh, goat cheese is wonderful. What strawberries in it? I think there's, I think there's goat cheese with fruit in it too, I think. Goats milk is wonderful. It's, it's expensive, but it's great. Well, because it's a fancy kind of thing. Fancy kind of milk cheese, so. I mean, I've never seen a large package of goat cheese. Oh, well, you buy it to order two, two packs if you can't get a large one. So good. It says I'm a dick. He's what? The website is being a dick. Oh, yeah. No, James is not being the one. It's, oh, that's wrong. Yes. You got to reboot. All right. Listen, what do you see? I have to reboot? No, no, no. All right. Hold on for a second. I'm still on Jordy. Uh, what do you see when you click on the link? What, what exactly do you see, Jordy? You're asking Jordy? Yes. Yeah, it's easy. You're good. It's not working for him. What exactly does he see? What do you see? Calm down. What do you see, Jordy? Yeah, when you click on the link, what do you see before your eyeballs? So I can get an idea. It says Jordy's dead. Oh, here we go. Got it. Okay. Now your screen is up there, but it's black. Is there, is your, uh, is your, uh, Wait, hold on. He's coming in. It says James. Is your webcam muted? It says Jay. Is your, is your, um, I mean, if he, if he's on his phone or if he's on his computer, should say a allow or something like that? Because I've had it. It should be, yeah. You have to allow the microphone and the webcam. Yeah. Otherwise it won't work. Right, right now your webcam is off. You have James. James, don't let him leave. No, I'm, I'm trying to talk him on. Yeah. You, being that is the letter Jay is showing. That means his webcam is turned off. Look for, look for the little webcam icon and make sure it's not, there's no line going through it. If there's a line going through a click on. Right, Alex. Heck yeah. Yeah. Like for instance, I, I'm, I'm using an avatar. Yeah. I know that's what I'm saying. Mute. See, there's my avatar. Like, like you have the Jay showing that me. Okay. Now what does your avatar mean, James? My avatar, which is not open avatar. It's, it's a, it's a buffet. It's from my favorite buffet. He does the live streams there, remember? Yeah. The Royal Hibachi buffet. Yeah. How you don't do the live streams here anymore, right? No, I haven't been here since the, uh, you stopped doing it. What the, you know, yeah. Since the, what do you call it? Is it the pandemic? You haven't done it yet? Since the pandemic, the night, since 2020. Well, what was the place that you were going to though, for a, for a long time? Royal Hibachi. The Royal Hibachi buffet. Legendary James. Legendary James. Everything's done with that. So why don't you go back to doing your bow and stone? Right, right, right. But how are they, how do you manage with the serving spoons? I mean, everybody touches the, do I have to like, where to put on gloves? That's understandable. Yeah. Like how do they, you know, cause, cause, uh, COVID-19 lives on stainless steel for like, uh, a few days. I don't want to get into it because I don't want them to take the show. Yeah. I don't want to get into it either, but we'll talk about it off air sometime. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because you know how they are. True that, Legendary James. Okay. Now, Jordy, look for the little icon of the camera and make sure there's no line going through it. Okay. And the same thing with the little microphone symbol right next to it. Make sure there's no line going through it. Okay. And then if that don't work, go all the way up to where the URL is, and there's a tiny padlock symbol to the left of it. Click on that and make sure everything's allowed. And that's the best I can do. But you're on. Yeah, you're definitely on. Technically you're on. Alex is on. Jordy is on. I don't want to have to laugh at the Eric Farnfelder. He asked me if I was still on. Like, like- Did he, did he, did he respond to your thing? Cause you did answer him, but I don't know if he- Yeah, I'm still on. Oh, wow. I'm still on. James, don't worry about it. What, he fall asleep? Hey, babe, who knows? It's not late. Can't worry what other people are doing. He'll be on when he's on. It's 10, 20. He'll be on when he's on. Okay, here he goes. Now he saw the yes. Okay, all right. He didn't look at- He didn't look at it yet? He didn't look at the messenger when I answered him. Okay, now he's aware. All right, whatever. Like, like Ronnie says, it is what it is. Yes, exactly. I always say- It is what Alex says it is. He says, does he say it is? He says, I appreciate it. I do appreciate you, but I also say- I also say it is what it is, too, occasionally. Well, what else do you say, Ollie? I get what you're putting down and all those wonderful things. Well, I just want to salute Alex for doing a great job and- Salute to Alex. As a substitute for shows like Wild Card Wednesday. Wild Card Wednesday. He used to do Stout Sunday at one time. I would do it again if someone wants me to. But yeah, go ahead. What's his name, owns it? John and Noe owns Stout Sunday? Yes. Okay. It's either you substitute or Ronald Terrio substitutes? Yes. And Alex doesn't want to get involved in that. Yeah. I know. It's not about that. I like- What do you think? Is it kind of early to be drinking? I only drink- If I do Stout Sunday in the morning, it's only- I only drink one beer and I say that. That's the only time I drink in the morning. If I do it at all. But I haven't done that in months. And you pick your Stout- It's a little early, right? Yeah. It's a little early. I pick this Stout, I review it, and then I move on. I don't continue. Yeah. You pick your Stout today. 10.30 in the morning. It's a little early. It is early, but I only drink one thing to review and that's it. I move on. Yeah. You pick one Stout or Porter. Stout, Porter, header or whatever. No, it's not even just the- I'm not a morning kind of guy, so I only do that. They've opened it up, James, too. You can have any kind of style now. It doesn't matter any style. Why do they still call it Stout Sunday? They don't. They call it Super Sunday now. Super Sunday. Oh. They changed the name of it. Yeah, but I don't think that was John's changing. I think that was- That was Ronald's changing and John gave him the blessing. Maybe because there's only so many Stouts and Porters out there. No, because John and newly annihilated whatever it is. Annihilated? He doesn't want to join anymore because he has his girlfriend. He has a girlfriend's kid. So he's not going to join the Stout Sunday anymore. That's what we were talking about earlier. I don't want to get into that. Yeah, I know. He's- But it is what it is. So Ronald has to take over. He won't. It's going to be- Now listen, I'm happy for John and that's all there's to it. Yeah, but- The Stout- He doesn't want to call it Stout Sunday. Ronald is going to be respectful and he says it's called Super Sunday. Which is fine. That's his own version. Yes. Yeah, these women are- These women are super sorry. I've got to be honest with you. James isn't happy about what's going on here. It's fine. What we're doing is fine. They won't let the man have his life. You know, have his hobbies and interests and you know- But anyway, aside from that, Super Sunday because I realize there's only so many Stouts and Porters out there. You know, eventually- That's right, that's right. And there's only so many women out there, James. You don't want to bring the same beer twice. I will do it. Yeah, who do we lose? He left. The last one, who was that? Jordy. Jordy, yeah. Oh, Jordy. Well, yeah, but hold on. There he is. There he is. Oh, it's working. It's working. There you go, Jordy. There he is, Jordy. Jesus. Jordy. It's the new thing, Jordy. Jordy, how are you doing? You're loud and clear. You're very crystal clear. Now, where do you- Where are you now, Jordy? Where's the- Where is the psychedelic flashing LED light? You in a different room? No, I'm sitting in the same room. Okay. It's just a different area. He just turned- He just turned the lights on, that's all. It took me a minute to fucking try and join this thing. This is a new thing that James is using, obviously. James, what are you using? What are you doing here? What am I doing? What did you change about- I mean, what's- What's different tonight? What's the difference between restream and stream yard? Yeah, exactly. I'll tell you exactly how I tell you. Restream, stream yard. Let's let James talk, please. If you allow me to speak, I will tell you the difference. The difference is- Oh, let me just say he's here, Jennifer Flowers. I mean, Sunflowers. He's here, Jordy. Okay, the difference is that with the free version- No, I can hear him. The audio is fine. Right here, Jordy. With the free version of stream yard, you get- Stream yard. You only get 20 free hours per month. What's the other one called? And they give it to you on the 12th as well. 20 hours a month is all you get with the free version. Okay, and you can only stream to one social media platform on stream yard one. With restream, the free version, you have unlimited hours of streaming. Unlimited, which means this show could never leave. It could be on- That's why you don't care right now if this show has ever started or ever ended. It doesn't matter because you have unlimited free hours and I could stream to two social media destinations. So tonight I'm streaming to YouTube and Facebook. Now, can you stream to more than two or it has to only be two? He only just said two. Only two. Now, if I wanted to, I could stream to YouTube and Twitter. You know what I mean? But I don't really know anybody. I mean, I just know of certain people, but there's not a lot of activity with on my account with Twitter. So I thought it would be easier if I stream to Facebook. Yeah, you know, like, I mean, Instagram is actually, well, they're both owned by Zucker, Zucker Dush. I mean, Zucker, Zucker, what is it, Zucker Balls? Zucker Balls, Zucker Dick, Zucker Dick. But he's really, he's a real person. He's a millionaire. Well, he's a billionaire. He's a billionaire, right? He's a billionaire that needs a seeker. He's a billionaire who is specialized. He needs to get propped up when he went to Washington. He had to get propped up. Yeah, but anyway, the point is, that is true. He sells people's personal data for money. He sells people's lives without their authorization running. Without their authorization. Without their authorization. You're with me. He's selling my stuff, then, James. Yes. Yes, Alex. Yes, yes. Yeah, he sells all the fucking internet data. We should be in prison, then. He's corrupt. Sure. Well, why aren't any of them in prison? They'll be the filthy rich. What does he say? He's talking about too much money. They're a rich and corrupt bastard. What was the message, James? That was there? Oh, I don't know. She said, who cares about Mark Z? Well, you know what? There's a problem when he takes your personal information, and then he sells it. But this is your personal information. He's being sued by... I mean, Jordy's flowers. Okay. The United Kingdom. Jordy, that's you. So, wait a minute. He's getting sued. That's good. Awesome. Yeah, the United Kingdom over a billion dollars. Your fan base over there, James. Over a billion dollars for selling European's personal data. Nice. He's getting sued, yes. That's awesome. But anyway, see, Facebook has groups and pages, but Instagram doesn't. What Instagram has... The problem with Instagram is I get bombarded with these fake scamming female sent me messages that they're probably not even females. You know, there's a lot of scammers. Yeah, it's probably like a fake. Like they're actually males, James? There could be some hairy dude sitting in a sort of office and... Probably I got a fucking 68-year-old guy. If I'm not here... I'm not here. They could be in Ghana or Nigeria, Africa. You know, where they train all the scammers. James, that's fucked up, James. You have to deal with this. Internet scammers. Why can't they send attack drones and take out all those scammers? Or maybe they just grow up and stop with the scamming. They're not going to grow up because they don't want to make an honest living. They want ill-gotten games. Ill-gotten games. Ill-gotten games. Ill-gotten games. Ill-gotten. That's like, in other words, like if Jordy turned around and he opened up a brothel with a restaurant and a bar. So there's the... Jordy's den is actually a den... What is a den? The den of iniquity. The den of stint. You know what a den is? The den of the heathens, right? To be honest, I actually don't know. If he bought... Let's say he won a lottery. Let's say he bought a capital. A den is basically what you have in like a house. That's like a spare room, I think. You could have... Instead of your den, it can be called a harem. James, you know what a harem is, right? Well, a harem can... What is a harem? You can accumulate many women in your harem. That's what I always thought. Jordy's harem was a better name than Jordy's den. What's wrong with this fucking thing? You're not... I don't know what that is. Well, let's say Jordy bought an abandoned castle and converted it into a pub, a restaurant that makes fish and chips and haggis and banger sausages. And then he also had a brothel with girls. And he also had a disco tech, you know, and there, too, where you had naked disco dancing and the dancing. Naked disco dancing. That's different, James. Is it like grinding together, too? Yeah, but you can't bring the fish and chips and onto the dance floor. So, how was it naked? Oh, well, you're good at dancing. You want to go and see some fucking Czechs dancing. You don't want to be sent in. How is it going to be naked? You want to be in fish and chips? You want to be drinking a fucking beer while it happens? Hold on now, hold on, hold on. You don't want to be in fish and chips. Hold on, Jordy. Take it easy. Alex is falling asleep. I'm taking it easy, bro. Alex is... Alex, he's taking a back seat to this conversation. I do like fish and chips. I'm just relaxing and listening. You know who has good frozen fish sticks? Fish sticks. Fish sticks. The battered codfish is Trader Joe's. You get a lot of fish. Very little batter. Very thin. Sorry, guys. I might have been a wee bit too hyper there. My ADHD is going crazy. You're doing good. I'm fine. Sorry. Well, Ronnie is partaking in some medicinal herb. I'm just smoking some pollen right now. There's nothing to do with it. That's all right. Yeah, nothing. I don't have any rules on my show. James, my apologies if I was too loud or unthrilling. No, no, no, no. Listen, I didn't know anything at the beginning. My sister tried to teach me the internet. She was very impatient because she rushed right through it. She talked real fast. She said, do this, James, do this, do this, do that, do that. I said, how the hell can I remember you telling me a thousand things at rapid speed? And then what happened was a trial and error. Trial and error. I went through it. What was I talking about? Oh, yeah, the fish sticks, fish sticks, sticks, fish sticks. Fish sticks. And the nuggets. There's fish nuggets and fish. Anyway, Trader Joe's, they use the cod or haddock. But the batter is nice and thin, so you get a lot of fish. Anyway, I make a fish sandwich with that, with the tar. I put the good tartar sauce on top. You can make your own tartar sauce. You know what? All you do is pickle relish, mayonnaise, and lemon juice. That's it. I'm going to get myself. And crotch tail sauce to dip the shrimp in. Crotch tail sauce is ketchup and horseradish. You know, James, what I talked to you about before was about scallops. Scallops. Oh, I love scallops. The best, my best seafoods. Salt and I'm a little bit drunk right now. You show your appreciation for scallops? Oh, yeah, I love that shit. I like all types of scallops. I used to get the base scallops, you know, the juveniles. They're not, they're not, they're not, the babies are calico scallops. The base scallops are like teenagers. And I put that in spaghetti sauce. Oh, I don't put it in spaghetti sauce. I'll just fry them. Obviously, I make sure the bottom and the top. The top and the bottom got to be brown. They got to be golden brown at least, kind of. Are you talking about the deep sea scallops? The water. Yeah, the scallops, yeah, yeah. The big ones, you mean? Oh man, those are not good. They're fucking good. They're fucking good, ain't they? I know by Ron yes, they have the fish and chips in Florida, they use mahi mahi, they use mahi fish. They use what? They use a tropical marine fish called mahi. Oh, yeah, yeah, there's no cod and it's too warm down there. The cod don't really run down there. But you have grouper, you have other fish. You have Spanish mackerel or wahu. Maybe Ronnie had to go to the men's room. James, it's good to see you again, buddy. Hope you're doing well. Thank you for stopping by. Thank you for having me, buddy. Thank you for having me on the street. Anytime, anytime, I appreciate it. I'll be on tomorrow, on StreamYard. I'll be on. You know, after I do the series talk about that, which is about between four and 4.30 p.m. New York time. And now we're in 4.30 p.m. Between 4.30 and 4.30. Jordy, you're five hours ahead of me or seven? Well, right now it is 3.38. Free for 8.00 a.m. Oh, here it's 10.38 p.m. So 10.38, 11.38, 12.38, 12.38. Oh, you're five hours ahead. Yeah, I'm five hours ahead. Yeah, yeah. Okay, got you. Now, Jordy, do you ever feel like anything of substance for yourself happened in those five hours? Well, I'll be getting drunk. I know that. What about your music? He puts together pretty good. Oh, I've not made music in a while. So he's neglecting the music, James. His techno, yeah, his techno. James, thank you for putting my music on the team before, by the way. That's awesome. You know, that guy, Boris Brecher, I think he's awesome. You ever see him in concert on the videos? James, James, you got to check out my mate Henry. One of my best friends, Henry, is fucking awesome. Henry? Yeah. Is he a member of your Facebook group? He's, what do you call it? One of those guys in the community. Name is, but his name is Gryllyn and Chilin with Henry 420. Henry 420, Gryllyn and Sean. Gryllyn and Chilin, that's his YouTube channel? I know you have, Jordy has a music-oriented Facebook page. Oh, fuck, who's that? I don't know. Jordy should make more fabulous music. It's great. That's what the... James, you're awesome, man. Henry is a great guy. Sunflowers is... So, James, would you say when's your next show tomorrow? Oh, Sunflowers is here. Well, I start at 3 p.m. and I do the first hour serious stuff. And then after 4 p.m., I send the link out for the panel. Nice. Yeah. That's what you did today. I think you sent out the... Yeah, but I didn't start... I didn't have anything serious to talk about, because it's only shooting. It's a shooting shit. It's a show, which means you just wing it. You play it by ear and it's like a knuckleball, whatever it wants to do. Hey, James, James, you should have Sunflowers up on here. You should have Sunflowers up on here. She's awesome. Yeah, but I... She is awesome. I posted the link. I mean, she could have came. Christina. Christina, you cook the... Yeah, whatever she wants. I mean... If you're cool with it, you know. She's welcome. Sunflowers, Christina, please join up. I want to see you again, Jack. She's a friend of yours from Scotland. She's from Chicago. Oh, nice. Alex is from New Jersey. My co-host for this series Politics is from Chicago, Mick Vaughan-Raven. Oh, Mick. Is he from Chicago? Yeah, awesome. Mick Vaughan-Raven. By the way, James, where's that guy that was the chef and he was always on your show? He was like Italian. Oh, that was Mr. Clean, right? No, no. Salvatore Mercurio. Oh, Mercurio. Yeah, Sal. I think I'm finding him on Facebook somewhere. I'm friends with him, Sal. James, you abandon this guy, Sal. What happened to him? I don't know. He sees the show. He had balls of steel, this guy, Sal. Well, the only thing... He's an Italian guy. His balls were bigger than the Commodore. Oh, my God. Yeah, they were. They really were. But no, I'm surprised. I didn't see them on you in a while, James. Me and Jordy, let me tell you. On a Sunday, it was me, Jordy and the Commodore, and we watched him work out. But it was like at home. Yeah. He was going crazy with those words. Were you drooling? He was going fucking drooling. Jordy, were you drooling? No. Huh? He says no. Drooling? No, no. No, you watched him. The Commodore was... What, the ways were crazy. It was fucking crazy. Where you going? We... Go, Commodore, go. Go, Commodore, go. Yeah, come on, bro. So, James, I think I'm still friends with him on Facebook, right? I think. He thinks he is. He doesn't know. His name is Jeff Sanbella. Yeah, Jeff Sanbella. Yeah, Jeff Sanbella. Jeff Sanbella. I think I am friends with him. He lives in Canada, right? He's a Canadian. Well, no, he's from Boston, but his wife is Canadian. Hey, can we get some fires up on here? I did. I sent him. The link's already on there, my friend. Some fires. Christina, all you gotta do is basically just click the fucking link and... Just click the link. Yeah. Christina, Christina, Christina, join us. Jeff Sanbella will never be so up this jello. Jeff Sanbella? And he's a very fine fellow. But the problem is he's never mellow. What is the problem, actually, with Jeff Sanbella? He's very... We never get him on screen. He's been on you. No, he's not allowed on screen anymore. But he's been on you before, James. Yeah, I know, but he went stark raven mad once Sunday. He went stark raven mad. Yeah, because McFawn Raven was questioning, was talking about politics, and Commodore is a very, very far to the right wing. Also, Mc was pushing his buttons? Yeah, yeah. Is that stream still up James, or no? Jeff Sanbella, the Commodore is... He calls Donald Trump my beloved President Trump. His beloved Trump? My beloved Trump. What do you feel about that, James? Do you love it? That's like saying, say... Donald Trump is from New York. He's from Queens. Jeff, is that stream still up, James? You got rid of it. No, no, it was taken down by YouTube, because he was blurting out many racial slurs. Racist slurs? Very foul language. What did he say? You don't want to hear it. He was saying what he said. I'm not going to say it. Yeah, because it'll ban James, you won't do that. Yeah, see, he's trying to bait me. He's trying to bait me. Yeah, I'm not stupid. Yeah, I didn't say anybody was stupid. Alex is a smart cookie. Alex is, yeah, he's a trickster. No, let's not do that. He's a smart cookie. Anyway, she says she's coming. So far, I don't know. Alex is a smart cookie. He's a smart cookie. Anyway, she says she's coming. So far, Alex is all about the money, right, Alex? She said one sec. Now, is that anything like triple sec? What is that? One sec, or I don't know. They put in cocktails. Triple sec? It's a orphan that's using it. It's called triple sec. What is it? James, are you cool if some farmer joins you? Yeah, why should I not be cool? She's awesome. She's awesome. She's awesome. Why wouldn't James be cool with that? Why wouldn't I be cool? I was just checking. I was just checking. No, I don't know. If he didn't want anybody on, he would never send a link. So, but I don't know. I don't know the person. I mean, so far, this is awesome. She might be, you know, she's a friend of Alex, not Alex. She's a friend of Jordy. And Jordy says she has. Any friend of Jordy is a friend of mine, right? Yeah, that she, if Jordy says she's awesome, then she's awesome. There you go. She's awesome. Definitely. Now, now if somebody, if a woman came on, she would have come. If she actually joins, Christina, Christina fucking hit the link, Chick. You ever notice if you first start dating somebody, you wouldn't dare fart. And, but then after you. Yeah, you've got to hide that fart in your fucking ass. Or like. Yeah, and after. She finally goes to the bathroom. But after you've been dating for a while, you know, and then she goes back and is like, Oh, what's up? Oh, I don't know. Hello, Jordy. Hello, Christina. Hello, Alex, I've seen you around before. I don't forget I've seen you before yet. So obviously it's the first time I met you. Nice to meet you. I've seen you around long time ago. Oh yeah, I sometimes hang out with James on his streams. No, no, in the beer community, long, long time ago, many years ago. Have you ever seen me around? Who? Who said that? Ronnie. Oh, yeah. No, I don't think I've ever seen you know. I think I saw Alex. He's a good, Ronnie. Ronnie's awesome. A show where the man. I better go to the bathroom. The man pairs beer with cheese. Yes, beer man. That's where I've seen you. Beer with cheese. Did you ever pair beer with with pears? Would you ever pair beer with with cheese? I don't think so. I might have. That's what they do on the show. That's the beer master show was on Tuesdays. And I used to watch. I was more of a lurker because I found it fascinating. Guys, I'll be back. The beer master over here, he was there. Alex, I've seen him on that show. Alex. You've seen him on my show? No, I've seen you over there. Weren't you on? I'm sometimes on the beer man show. Yes. You're on the beer man show, Alex. Yeah, I'm not. I don't do the beer and cheese thing, but I do the other stuff. I should start doing that. Yeah, I've seen you somewhere on this channel. Alex is there in one. Yeah, I'm definitely there on some of the shows. He's there. Alex is there. Yeah, I'm always around somewhere. Okay, that's good. That's good, Alex. That's really good. But yeah, usually where Jordy is, he's always telling me, come meet all his friends. Well, technically, where he's not here. I don't know. I'll take you back. You know what I'm saying? Secondly, you met me, and I didn't even know you met me, until you told me that you'd seen me. So, yeah. So I hear the winters in Chicago are getting mild like they are here. That's right. Yeah, it wasn't bad last time. That's true. Yeah, they usually have bad winters, but climate change and that. The problem is we really don't get a spring. Spring kind of like goes away. Do you want a spring? Yeah, I like spring. And then it goes right to summer weather. So I would rather have cooler and then transition to the hot. Well, we had a cold spring. But the good thing about a cold spring is that tulips love the cooler temperatures. So people that have these tulip beds, you know, some neighborhoods over here, you know, it's like a contest who has the prettiest tulip display. But they last longer. They last much longer when the temperatures cool. You know, because of climate change, armadillos are coming north. They're already in southern Illinois. I never knew that. Yeah, armadillos are coming north. They're in Iowa, Indiana, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri. That's cool. I'll ask a friend. He lives in Springfield, Illinois. So I'll ask him if he sees them. Yeah, they're coming north. They, it's amazing how they're traveling so fast, but has to do with the warmer weather. That's cool, very cool. Yeah, I think they're, they're fascinating. You know, they're, they're cute in their own way. So James, what do you do on your channel here? Well, this channel is brand new to me, but I've been doing live stream that's politically oriented or environmental talk and nutrition, fitness, all, you know, all different types of multi-topic shows and been doing it since 2007. And I just discovered this company not too long ago and it definitely has benefits over stream yard. Now, what I happen to do is I gotta figure, I gotta find out if I could change the background here. You know, I gotta see if I have the option of changing the background. You know, it looks like a nice background. Hey James, why are you saying this is a new channel to you? I thought you've always had discretion, discussion channel for years. No, no, no, no, no. What I said, what I meant by new was using restring. Oh, okay. Oh, gotcha. Okay, gotcha. As opposed to another company. Okay, I got confused like, Waila, you've always been- Okay, okay, I get it now. Yeah, I've heard about you before from Jordy. Yeah, Jordy, I've known Jordy for a while and, you know, we started off talking about the food, food in general, food in Scotland. And then he told me about his music. Then I heard some of his songs. Yeah, thank you for pointing them out. Yeah, he's amazing. He's an amazing musician. Yeah, he likes technology. I like technology. I like other things. Yeah, you should do some more. You're fantastic. She is. Yeah, just come up with just a contemplate- I was also talking about- You know Christina is half Italian. That's right, that's right. No, no, this way. Yeah, actually, no, I'm not half Italian. You are, you're- No, I'm all Italian. Yeah, because you know how to make manicotti. Yes, I know how to make that. Yeah, we were talking about me- Manicotti, tiracotta. The thing with manicotti and lasagna is- But I prefer to make lasagna, but I don't do it too often, Jordy. But my lasagna is very good. You can't, you can only boil them- Christina, you gotta send me some of those. Because they go in the oven. You gotta come over here and then I'll make it for you. I would visit Chicago just to see you. Definitely. Any time. Wait, wait, wait, that's not fair. Hold on. Wait, what? You wanna- What, you want some food too? That's not fair. Yeah, that's not fair. Manicotti, tiracotta. Hey, you know what happened a long time ago? A girl invited me over for lasagna. Wait, hold on, hold on. Wait a minute, Jordy. Let him finish. Oh, sorry. Yeah, she invited me over for lasagna and said she's a great cook and it ended up being a frozen lasagna from the supermarket. That was horrible. It was horrible. That's horrible, James. Thank you very much. Fucking horrible. Wait a minute. She admitted to you it was frozen? Did she admit it? When I got there, when I was ready to eat, she told me the last minute. She told you the last minute? Rookie mistake. Rookie mistake. Wait, what did she say? What did she say? She says, oh, it's on-core frozen lasagna. I says, that's what you're giving me? I says, I'll get sick from that. All right. I know you shouldn't lie, but in those situations, you don't admit that. You don't admit that? No, he isn't. Many years. No, no. I mean, the woman, because she told, didn't you say she said that she can cook? Yeah. So she did a rookie mistake. So she lied. A rookie mistake, yeah. Now, if she would have got a frozen lasagna from Trader Joe's, now, that tastes like a restaurant lasagna. Be honest with you. Mm. They have a family style of family size, whatever. James, you're lowering your standard. So you're lowering your standard. No, I've eaten homemade lasagna. My sister makes it in a roaster pan. She makes it this high in a roaster pan. Homemade lasagna is not a good thing, James. Yeah, well, Trader Joe's- What's a lasagna? You got to make sure there's a lot of beef in there. Well, you can't boil the noodles too much. You have to- You can get no bake- I think they have special noodles now where you don't have to do all that. I think they do, yeah. I think they do. Because when my mom was still alive at the end, that's what she was to do. She said it's so much easier and it saves time. Yeah, easy, ready, ready. Easy peasy, right? So the noodles are not the perfect texture to go in the oven. Yeah. The noodles are already a little- They bend. Yeah, basically, yeah. So you make the lasagna, they're ready to go. You don't have to boil noodles. Right. Okay, I got you. Otherwise, you're right. It takes a while to figure it out when you have to do the- It's like easy, easy meat, fucking pasta. That's right. Yeah, it's got to be like when you boil them, it has to be like a diving board. They can't be cooked too much because they're going to go on the oven. And if they're overcooked, they can go on the oven. Like mushy. Right. So Jordan- You don't want to be fucking mushy, yeah. What kind of lasagna do you like? Do you like meat or the cheese kind or spinach kind? She likes a meat kind. We're caught a cheese with meat sauces. It's pretty good. I like mushrooms. James. James. Manicotti. Nah, that's a stereo tip. Jordan. Jordy. Jordy, what do you really like, Jordy? Ricotta. Lasagna? Yeah. For real. Just a normal lasagna with some beef. And what do I guess? Marcella. Marcella was too stringy. What I prefer is red lester cheese. I don't know what that is. What? Jordy, nobody understands what you're saying. Red lester cheese. Is that a Scottish thing? Yeah. Oh, that's why I don't use it. Is that a Scottish thing, Jordy? Jordy, nobody understands you, man. No, he said red. Sorry. I'm a little bit drunk, you know. Red leprosy cheese. What did you say? Red. I caught six. Sorry. I'm drunk right now. He's drunk, James. No, he said red cheese. Some kind of red cheese. Just eat the mozzarella. It's good. Good mozzarella. Yeah, just ready most of it. But seriously, if you ever come, I'll make it for you. You'll make that for Jordy? Yeah, lasagna. Uh-huh. It's nice of you. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I'm too drunk right now. Sorry. I can't exactly talk very good. My apologies. My apologies. If you fly over, don't take pterodactyl airlines or a hot air balloon. Don't want a regular... Oh, for God's sake, I'm going to... For God's sake, James. Take a plane to fucking Jurassic Park. Well, then you're on your own. Then you're on your own there. So if he was... He's not taking things at all. In Jurassic Park, you leave him alone? Yeah, I'm not dealing with the dinosaurs. No. No, I don't blame you. Fuck that. Wow. Really? Jordy, Jordy, so Jordy, you have a guest room for Jordy? We got plenty of room in the house. You have to have a guest room for Jordy. There's numerous rooms that he could stay in, yes. Christina, just say a date and a thing and I will be there. Numerous rooms that Jordy can stay in. Yes, if you want to come visit, you're more than welcome. And there's a lot of friends. Wow, I'm already here. Christina, Christina, I've told you a thousand of things. I would love to visit. Yeah, me and Jordy know each other for, like, what? How long have you and Jordy known each other? Well, technically, we've known each other. We hung out for a year. And then we... Then something happened and we stopped talking for a year. And now we're talking again. So what happened that year? Is that off limits? Yeah, it's off limits. Just a bunch of things happened with some friends. Drama, basically it was just drama. Drama for your mama. And then we sorted it out. So technically, if we didn't have that problem, it would have been like two years we known each other. Yeah, basically. Yeah, yeah. That's cool. That's pretty good. Yeah, I met him through some friends that he knows. I met Jordy on the live. I think that's how I met you. That's a good place to meet somebody, right? Also, James, thank you for what me and Christina joined up tonight. Thank you. That's very nice of you. No problem. The both of you have one thing in common. You both like sunglasses. You got the shades on. Oh, yeah. I was on Jordy's channel earlier. And so I wear shades because he wore shades. Yeah, to be honest, I wear shades because I think I hate the way I work without shades on. Yeah, and I wear shades to make him feel better. And because I just like wearing sunglasses. So you think you make Jordy feel better because you have them on? Oh, yeah, sure. No, she was fucking good with the shades on. She was good with the shades on. Thanks. And Jordy looks good, too. Cheers, man. Thank you. I'm not a good fan of my appearance. You know, he is one of the best-looking guys I've ever seen in my life. Who, Jordy? Yeah. No, Ronnie's talking rubbish. That's the truth. That's the truth, yeah. No, Jordy, I don't believe that. No, Jordy, that is the truth. That is the truth. No, I don't believe that. No, Jordy, Jordy, I don't believe that. It is the truth. It is. I mean it. For real, you always dress well. Yeah, he's always well-dressed. He presents himself like really nice. Ronnie, Ronnie, you're the fucking good-looking guy, too. But it's the truth, Jordy. You have to believe more in yourself, Jordy. But honestly, yeah, I don't believe in myself, bro. You got to believe in yourself, man. Here you go. Now, if you're focused on what you enjoy the most, like the music, making techno songs, new techno songs, yeah, you just keep focusing on it. And when you have no distractions, try to think of new lyrics, new songs. I'm telling you. And then you post what you make. And it's going to increase your self-esteem and how others see you. Yeah. And you're amazing at it. I don't usually listen to that type of music. James also, before he went live a few times, he also played my song at the start of his streams. So James, thank you. Oh, at the beginning. Yeah, but you really are awesome musicians, Jordy. I usually don't like that type of music. But the way, and it's not because we're just friends, I'm being serious here. It's the way you put it all together. If you can get somebody like me that will normally never listen to that kind of music, you do have mega talent. Thank you, Chuck. Thank you. I can play the music on my kazoo. Yeah, go. Let's go. All right, the dating games theme song. Come on, James. Are those crazy ones? James, James, have you ever played Doom? Have you ever played Doom? I'll play the African Genby drum, but it's too late for me to bang that now. I'm not talking about musical instruments. No, he means Doom, the video game. Yeah. From like the 80s, 90s. I don't know. I'm really not familiar with playing video games. Ronnie. I bet you Ronnie knows what I'm talking about. I used to watch somebody play Red Redemption. No, I can't do it, man. I don't know. You know what Doom is? Do you know what Doom is? Jordy, I think I'm the only one. I agree with that. Unless Alex knows. Yeah. Who knows what? Do you know what Doom is, the video game? I've heard of Doom. Have you played it? Speak for test scores. I think I played it for 10 to 64, I believe. That's not true. Are you talking about Doom or Duke? Or I can't remember. Oh, Doom. Doom. Doom. Doom. Doom. I don't think I've ever heard of that game. It's not true. Whatever he's saying is not true. Jordy, I guess I'm the only one that knows this. Yeah, I'm sorry. I thought I heard of it, but I thought about it. But wait a minute. It's the one where you hear people. Basically, I done a live stream of Doom on my channel. Yeah, it's where you go around shooting people, but you have to get health and the ammo, and you have to go through secret passages and get special stuff to help you. Wow. Yeah, Christina. No, James, what do you think of this? Well, video games. I'm not familiar with the ones. Or the one that we're talking about. I don't know. I have no idea. Ronnie, do you know what we're talking about? Yeah, I know exactly what you're talking about. Hey, James and everybody, I'm going to be probably leaving. It's an awesome game. I'm going to be signing more. So Alex is leaving. Are you leaving, Alex? Oh, I have no reason to leave. I just feel like going to listen to my music. Relax. You have no reason to leave, but you're leaving. No, I'm just going to do it. I'm getting tired of myself, you know. James, James has no reason to leave. So, James, let me join the show again with you. It was pretty fast. I think it was awesome. Yeah, it was awesome. It's the first time I ever used Restream. And I have more hot and spicy beef quesadillas to eat. He has beef quesadillas. Yeah, and the beef quesadillas. That's good. Beef quesadillas. So, James and everybody, have a wonderful night. I appreciate you. Thanks a lot. Alex. Alex, good night. Alex, good night. Thank you. Come again. Y'all come back now. Y'all come back now. Y'all come back now. You hear? Cheers, everybody. Alex, you better come back. Cheers, brother. Hi, Alex. Cheers. It's great. Alex. Take it easy. Have a good night. Alex. Yeah, everybody. See you tomorrow. Now the screen's got bigger. Well, is he right? Alex is going to be back tomorrow? Or does he just feel the same? Well, he asked me when I'm going live and I told him tomorrow. Oh, you told him you're going to go live tomorrow? Yeah, tomorrow is a usual time. Early afternoon. I think he did a good job tonight. No, he did. He did. He did do a good job. You know, he was a great contributor to the show. He was a fair interviewer, I would say. Yeah, he was a great interviewer. He showed intelligence. Mm-hmm. Oh, I remember, where's King Paul? King Paul was who? Who? Yeah, King Paul. King Paul. Do you remember King Paul? King Paul. No. Nope. No. Who was the guy that was doing the weight? So on the phone. Oh, Paul Anthony Mantia? Paul Anthony Mantia. The musician? Yeah, yeah. I could send him the link, but I don't know. You know why? Who was that guy that was basically working the weights and the fucking doing all that shit? Oh, that was the Commodore, right? Commodore. The Commodore. Yeah, that was it. He's not allowed on the show. He could type. He's not allowed on the show anymore? No, no. Oh, what happened? Not after what he did. What happened? He just, he exploded on, on McFawn Raven for political reasons and he started. You don't allow him on the show anymore? He started, he started using very bad racial slurs. Racial slurs to make, make him on Raven? Yeah, he's very right wing. He's, he's a, he loves Trump. Oh, Trump. Oh, I get where you're going with this. Yeah. But what did he say to make one Raven exactly? But he, but Raven was like questioning him. He was politically pushing his buttons. You know, okay. Asking him a few questions. You know, nothing bad. Until the Commodore, the Commodore freaked out? He just freaked out, you know? Freaked out, huh? And he started putting down like many people with him. Oh man. What, what did he say? Cursing, cursing. I don't want to use, I don't want to use the language in you. Basically he was being inappropriate. Yeah, inappropriate. Extremely inappropriate. It's what it sounds like, Jordy. Yeah. I mean, he just went, he just went ballistic. He went berserk. It sounds like, it sounds like you don't want people to blow up at each other when they're He was like the male version of a Karen, except worse. Oh God. Oh no. He was worse, much worse than a Karen. Worse than a Karen? He made a Karen look like Saint Teresa. Oh no. You know what that is, Jordy? A Karen? Oh no. No, I don't know what that is. It's when a woman gets helps, like in America there's these women that get upset that there's like black people near them and then they call the cops on the black people simply because they're near them and they freak out and there's all these videos going around for like the last few years in America. Yeah. Or if they're in Walmart and they don't want to wait online and they don't, they want to, they want a, they want special treatment and they don't get it, they don't get their way and then they just freak out. And they're usually white. Now, why do you think that is? Because they're usually white. Oh, they're like the MAGA Republican. Red hats. Oh, I'm drinking some Italian shit. Oh, you were going to show me. What is it? What is it? Peroni. Peroni? Oh, Peroni. My family, my family likes that. Stupid camera. That's a good beer. Yeah, Jordy. My family drinks Peroni. Jordy. Oh, it's pretty strong though. It's 5.1%. But it's really tasty. Jordy, you're doing the right thing, man. Christina Rimani Fantasico. Thank you. Right, James? Yeah. Thanks, Jordy. James, James, James. Rimani Fantasico. Yeah. If you know Italian, if you know Italian. James doesn't know Italian. Rimani Fantasico. I know Italian. Okay, show me the can again. I did something in the settings with the videos. I did something. Let me see if I could read it. Like hold the Peroni can up in front of your. Oh, okay. Yeah, let me see if it. Where's your fucking camera? Oh, see it now. Yeah, I'm sure it's fine. It's just that they visually. It's backwards. It's jumbled. Yeah, exactly. No, I can see it. I could read all the words. It's just backwards. Okay, how old is it? It says mirror camera and all that. James, are you actually reading something from Jordy or no? He's trying to read the can, I believe. I went into setting to see if I could finagle the visual appearance. So if when he held up the can, I could I could see. Right, right, right. Instead of it being backwards. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That was a good idea, actually. Cristina, Cristina. Rimani buddhism. Wait, what? Rimani buddhism. Oh, thank you. Grazie. That's what he always does. They're speaking a different language that we can't understand. Italian, that's what he does. Well, that's not fair. Okay, Jordy. I'm sorry. Okay, okay. James, James, you're half Italian. James knows Italian. I only know the food and the bad words. I don't know. The food and the bad words. James, James, you know. Manicotti tie cotta. Manicotti is a tube of pasta with Manicotti. Yeah, yeah. I think, yeah. See, my grandparents wanted to talk about us behind our backs, so they didn't teach us Italian. They didn't teach us Italian? My father, my father was born in 1940. So in those days in Chicago, all of the Italian neighborhood was together. And he said that his grandparents lived next door, his mother's parents. And she, the mother, the grandma, she spoke broken English. So my father was forced to understand Italian. Otherwise, he couldn't communicate with his grandma. What did he know? What was his native language? My father was born in Chicago, so American. But he said that growing up as a little boy, he can understand his grandma perfectly. So he was forced to. But the grandpa, since he had to go to work, he spoke English. So he spoke English to the grandpa. And he listened to his grandma in Italian. Right. I love that comedian Chicago. Sebastian Manifesto, something like that. I've heard of him. My auntie, my uncle Bob and my cousin like him. Sebastian is his first name. He's Italian. He's from Chicago. And he talks about his family and growing up. No, James, James. He's a comedian. He's a comedian. Yeah, that would be good. Tell me exchange. Tell me exchange. When did everything go astray? When did it all become bad? For what? In terms of what? Was it the feminist, James? Are you talking about like the family structure? Yeah, the family structure. It used to be nice. Well, because back in the day, women did not mind staying home and being a homemaker and taking care of their families. Now they mind that. They don't like it now? The course of living was dirt cheap. And the man was able to support the entire family. Provide for the family. On one income. On one income. On one income. Then later, the feminist movement told women get out of the house. You know, you're being held back. You're being this and that or get a career. So then the women had less children and they had careers. They had less children and they had more time in the work space. But that's a good thing. They entered a workforce. It's a different lifestyle. Like in other words, if this husband and wife work, well, that's two incomes. So that means they can live higher standard of living. They can afford more. But it's really not. You think that. But in the end, it's actually not a higher standard of life. It's a lower standard. Well, the cost of living. Well, it depends because you have to pay for the child. So they might have less disposable income, but they have more income to use. Instead of having to pay for your child, you can just stay with your child. You don't have to give them to any nursery school or to anybody at all. You can't do it. One income. But you can't do it anymore. You can. No, that's not true. You can. No, the cost of living. Well, no, what I mean is if you want a decent, I don't mean like the lab of luxury. If you want to be at least middle class, most people can't do it today. Not because they're buying luxury items. They can't do it now. You can do it though. That's not true. That isn't true. Because I know some people that have that difficulty. I think it also depends on your demographic of the state you're in. Yeah. What jobs are available near you? Are they high paying or not? They're not high paying. So they're low paying. That's what I'm saying. I know a lot of people who can't have the one person stay home. It's a sacrifice and they'll do it, but that doesn't mean that they're living comfortably. They're not living. Because I know some people. Cost of living is way too high. Cost of living is way too high. But James, why are you cost of living way too high? Why? Because tell me why. How is it? For example, I'll give you an example. Somebody I know is 24 and she's dating my nephew and he is 24 and she says she has a friend but he has a roommate. And they live somewhere in the city of Chicago in an apartment on the first floor. Two bathrooms, two bedrooms, a community area. And I think they have a space for a car. That's 3,100 bucks a month. And she doesn't know if that includes amenities. So can you imagine? How many square feet is that? I do not know. She did not say. But they pay, each roommate pays half. But can you imagine? I can imagine. This is why people can't afford. That's what it is here. That's what it is in Florida. That's what it is in Florida. It's the same thing. So I can't imagine it. I can't imagine it. I'm sorry to tell you the truth but it's not good. I agree with that. That's why I think a lot of people can't do the one person just stay at home. A lot of people can't do the one thing. That's true. And a house today, when my brother and sister-in-law were looking for a house and they didn't want a fancy big house, I think most of the houses were going for over 300,000 or close or a little over 400,000. Wow. That's just fucking crazy. Now let me ask you a question. Do you consider yourself a feminist? A tiny bit. I'm not radical, no. A tiny bit. Man, that's not a lot. I mean, I think, for example, when Gloria Steinem said, why not, if you're going to have women in the workforce, we should make the workforce accommodating when women enter so there's no trouble when you have to go to work, stuff like that. But I don't think you need to be so like, everything must be a set path with the feminist movement. You know what I mean? I don't want to hear too much of that stuff. Like sexism in the workforce, you don't like those kind of issues. That's what I care about. Sexism in the workforce, stuff like that. So you don't care about what you're talking about with that? Well, no, I care about that to a point, but I'm not crazy like, I must, like, the things that, how do I put this? The feminist versus the red pill community. Feminist versus red pill. So what does that mean exactly? What does that mean exactly? Red pill are the, okay. I know some people, I'm not exactly sure. I know what she means. I know what she means. I know what she means. But some people in the red pill community, they have problems with the feminist, like, how they get treated. Like, like, um... That's right. Oh, you got a blue pill or you got the red pill? You got a blue pill or you got the red pill? Yeah, I have something to do with the matrix. Yeah, the matrix. That's what I'm thinking. They're opposed to, they're sick and tired of the abuse from the feminist. Now, are you talking about the males? Modern women. Yeah, they're men. The men go in the wrong way. Midtown. The men go in the wrong way. Yeah. I know some midtowns. And some midtowns are very nice. What are they called? Men going their own way. Oh man, I had no idea that was actually really good. For example, for example. Some men might have been married. How was that even known as a thing? Okay, here's how it goes. That's horrible. That's absolutely horrible. Some men will get married, right, to the love of their life. And then, for whatever reason, they divorce. And then they get upset. Oh, the woman I have to pay child support. I worked my whole life. Why am I having to pay child support? But he did it, though. He did it, though. And they get mad about stuff like that. Whatever it is, it's, you know. Right. Or they think the woman, or they think they got treated so badly by the woman, that they think every woman they're ever going to be. Every woman is going to be. It's like, whatever, though, whatever. Something like that. And then they get upset. Like, their big thing now is, they want to change the court systems. Oh, now they want to change the court system? Because of them. They feel that when you are getting a divorce, and you have to have kids involved, they feel that it favors the mother all the time. That's probably true. And that's one of their grievances. Wouldn't that mostly be true? Yeah, that is true. The judicial system, if a woman has one child, with a man, he's screwed. She'll take them right to the cleaners. So, James, what do they do with that purpose? So let me ask James a question. Yeah. But when there's a white girl, and she had a relationship, she has a son with a black guy, what does she call him? What does she call the child? The baby daddy? You mean if she got pregnant by an affair that she had? Yeah, or just an affair on the side. What is the child called? Right. Yeah, they have a stupid name for it. What, a love child? I don't know. Is that what it is? Somebody... I don't really know. Yeah, I don't know. But all I know is getting back to the cost of living. What does the mom say is actually the title of the kid? Would they use the phrase illegitimate? It used to be called a best. So now it would be like... It used to be called a bastard child or illegitimate child. A bastard. Yeah, exactly. A bastard. So James, you're right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, now you know the rent for a two-bedroom apartment in the California city is like $2,500 a month. For two incomes or one income to be far beyond the cost of living, you have to be making big bucks. That is true. Somebody, I met somebody. We were at a party and the daughter was there of someone there. And she's from the San Francisco. And she says if you have $200,000 plus like a little over or like $400,000, even if it's two people that make that income in California, that's considered poverty only because of the housing cost. Right, right, right, right. Yeah. Even if you have no kids. But it's the same thing in Florida. It's the same thing in Florida. There's almost $50,000 homeless people in Los Angeles. You have to look that up. You have to look that up because James is going to talk. And we're not going to really know. No, I'm not going to interrupt anybody. Go ahead. Well, no, you were just saying, though. No, the homeless populations are growing fast. The cost of living is... Have you noticed more and more homeless, or I don't know if they're homeless people or just people like trying to take advantage of James? But in your neighborhood, have you noticed more and more guys at the street corners? I've noticed a lot more here in Florida. Oh, when I drive on the main street going home, I see people with signs. Like I guess they want help for something. Like maybe they're poor, but I can never know if they're telling the truth. You have to read their signs to see what they say. Well, no, they're asking for help. They need money or they're claiming they're too poor. But since I don't know them, I don't know if they're ever... Like you were saying, are they taking advantage? Well, there's a problem. So I'm afraid to talk to them because I never know if they're legit people. Well, there's... Because sometimes we used to see gypsies at a church when I used to go to a Catholic church. That's why I don't know if I should take them seriously. Well, there are government programs that can help them get their life straightened out. They don't have to panhandle. But if they panhandle, you have to think, are they drug addicts, looking for the money to buy crack or whatever? Are they alcoholics? I mean, what are they going to do with the money that people give them? You know, it's something to think about. I mean, I don't know. James, what if you see somebody asking you for money outside a gas station, right? Then you go inside the gas station, you come outside, and you have a beer for that person out there, like I. A beer? A beer? What's in a beer? You give them an ice-cold beer. Ice-cold motherfucking beer, right here. For that guy, that's asking you for a dollar. Instead of a dollar, you give them a beer. They'll complain that you didn't give them more. James, they don't complain. Well, what is it? Let's see. James, that's not true. Oh, Heineken? They don't complain. They're happy. If you do that, they are very, very happy. I guess it depends on the homeless person. Right. But how do we know? We don't have a way to vet them when we see them like that. You don't have a way to vet them, but you could just be nice. Give them a smile. Well, I understand that, but the point I'm making is that not all of them are on the up and up. Not all of them are on the up and up. I would be afraid. I would be afraid. You should never be afraid of your fellow human. No, I'm just saying. I would be afraid because you never know. Because I've heard stories of people who have lived life on the street and they have confirmed that not everybody who lives on the street is very peaceful. What does Jordy say? Jordy, when Scotland, where you live, do you see a lot of homeless people? Yeah, and Glasgow, if I go to Glasgow, if I go to the city, then yeah, we do. And I always like to, I always like to help out. You know, sometimes there's a few times where I've gave a homeless guy some coins, but there's a few times where I know this guy needs a cigarette. So I'll go, hey, do you want a cigarette? Do you want a cigarette? You know, and they will say, yeah, thank you very much. And I will shake their hand. Good for you, Jordy. You're really doing a good job, man. But you're not like afraid. Like I would be, like I was saying, I'd be kind of a little afraid. No, I always do that. I always do that. Jordy's not afraid. I mean, what about New York? They got these... They got people being pushed on the subway. Pushed on the subway tracks, psychotic, I mean... What was you mean, pushing the subway? Yeah, I mean, a psychiatric patient. They don't have the psychiastry care that they need. Jordy, some dude was homeless, and he was asking for like food or... I don't know what exactly he was doing, and some veteran, like Marine or something, decided that he was going to be a savior, and he decided to like think he was protecting them, but the person actually didn't die. Why did he decide that, that guy? He put him in a choke cold. Who do you think he was to decide this? Because some people, like I said, I'm afraid, but that doesn't mean I would go and harm these people. So, James, she's afraid. Oh. That doesn't mean that I would harm them. Other people who might think they're like getting attacked, or they might get into the fear. So I'm guessing he must have been acting on his fears of this person. Was that true, James? She was acting on his fears. Was this in your wife then? Yeah, he was in the Marines. He was a young guy, a white guy, and he just decided to get behind this young black man who was down and out, and put him in a choke cold, and he didn't let go until the guy passed out and died. So he killed him? Oh, really? He was arrested for manslaughter. I didn't know that. I'm not a fan of wrestling. He killed him with a sword. I don't like wrestling in a box. I don't like wrestling in a box. The fat cats, the people. James, I never knew that before. I'm not a fan of boxing in a box. Yeah, I mean, the source, nobody should be in poverty in a first world country like the United States. I mean, political corruption is the reason. I agree with you. For all of this. Christina? Look at all the foreclothes, the empty houses boarded up that were foreclothes, you know, even the old houses. I mean, there's so many of them. I mean, do some. And then they want to do affordable housing. Did you see the affordable housing that Walmart is offering? Their answer to affordable housing is a shed or a big shed that looks like a barn, like a little barn converted into a so-called house. No. So is this their attempt at a tiny house? Yeah. I mean, some people might do that. Some people choose to live in a tiny house. They could be nice. They could be. And I've seen photos. But I don't think Walmart would do nice. No, the Walmart one was degrading. It would look like a glorified shed shack or some kind. See, by my house, when you come into the entrance to my house, there's a barn. Because years ago, the subdivision was all farmland, okay? And then they build houses. And one year, not too far in the distant past, James, they were thinking of not getting someone for the barn. They were going to get rid of it. And they were going to make a high-rise, but affordable high-rise. Then you hear all kinds of things. All black people will come into the neighborhood. I'm like, dude, there's already black people here. And then they were complaining. My neighbor said, what about people? Get this. What about people who have to go to work? If we put the high-rise there, because it was right at the entrance, they'll take too long to get to work for their commutes. That was their excuse. I mean, I'm like, I would benefit from affordable housing so I can move out. Because of 44, you should not be living at home. But it's the car. So 44, you should not be living at home. But it's the cost of not paying people a full-time job salary is my problem. And housing is too expensive. Well, they're not paying. They're not offering a living wage with benefits. They're just not. And by the way, I've seen other companies, their version of tiny house, and they're quite nice. It's only the Walmart. But yeah, the cost of living, like I said, one person or a couple, you've got to be bringing home high salaries to be able to survive today. Right. That's like what I was saying about San Francisco. You need over $400,000 just for housing. Yeah. Very expensive area. San Diego, like I said, $2,500 for two bedrooms. And there's a lot of homeless out there. And people make the assumption that they're bums, but a lot of them probably work. Yeah. Like when they say home, go get a job. Yeah. What job? What? Flipping hamburgers? Oh, jeez, jeez. Do you know what film I watched? Okay. You got to guess this film. Are you talking to me? Are you talking to me? There's no one else here. You must be talking to me. Are you talking to me? Robert De Niro, taxi driver. That's such a good film. But it's cool. Yeah. Yeah. But I agree with you, James. I totally agree. It's a, it's really a sad situation, you know. Like for example, I work in a public library. Do you know Christina? Go ahead. Christina is from Chicago. Yes. I'm sorry. What was that? It's from Chicago. The whole. Yeah, I was born there. Chicago. I know. I was there in a Navy, basic training. Cool. Christina, I've told you about James before. I've told you, James is my good friend, you know. Yes. You told me he does some political live streams. Progressive. You'll get a lot of fresh air. If you visit her, you'll get a lot of fresh air when you open a window because it's the windy city. Yeah. Yeah. If only I can get out of here, I would love to. I wish I could live in Chicago, but I can't. Well, my friend left Chicago and is living in some suburb of northern Illinois because he just doesn't, he doesn't want the stresses of the big city anymore. That's fine. But like, I can't move out because of my job situation. I can't get a full-time job to save my life. Like I work in a public library, but I told my family, I don't want to work in a public library anymore. And so my sister not tells me about a public library job at a university. Okay. And she goes, it'll give you full-time benefits. But the salary for the year was $32,000 and some sense. How could you afford to live on $32,000? I said earlier, an apartment was $3,100 for someone, my nephew's girlfriend in Chicago. She knows a friend and he has a roommate and it was $3,100 for two baths and a car space and a community room and a kitchen. Just think about looking at that money every month to give to some building manager or landlord or whatever. I mean, three grand a month and it's not even your place. It's not like it's a townhouse or a condo. And you can't afford the actual ownership. And then, and then here's the thing. There's still too many Americans that'll look at my situation and think I'm strange, think I'm weird, something's wrong with me and they won't even talk to you. And my family and I tell them, that's poverty. Don't I want to get out of poverty? And they go, well, you got to start somewhere. I'm like, look, if my father was dead tomorrow, that salary would not afford me to move out. Where am I going to go? My father's gonna be 83. When the family, when the father was able to put the kids through college and have his wife be a homemaker and be able to afford all that stuff. Those days that that's like the early 60s, 1950s that that's. You probably, you probably lived through that time. Not, not really. Well, I grew, when I was a kid, I kind of grew up in the 70s. Okay. So at the tail end as a child. And then, you know, I became, when I was 18, he figured it was the late 70s into the 80s, early 20s. So, you know, I remember life the way it was back then because my grandparents were alive and I lived with them. They had a big house. I lived with them and, you know, we had the freaking rotary phone and all that stuff. My grandma had a rotary phone. I was the remote control because there weren't there weren't that many TV stations back then. Oh yeah. I was the remote control. But then again, they had the TV guy, they knew what they wanted. You know, but anyway, life was very different. When I was really young in grammar school, starting grammar school, my mother, she she was divorced twice. She says, yeah, your father used to accuse me of having an affair with the milkman because we all have dark brown hair and brown eyes and olive skin. And you were born with platinum blonde hair and blue eyes. Oh, I get it. She says, oh yeah. She had an affair with the milkman. And in those days, they delivered the milk. You know, it was a different life. It was totally different. Yeah. You know, but now we have robots, artificial intelligence. Get this. They're so advanced that you can have with it, with the Android, you can have an intelligent conversation with that Android and they can think for themselves and they could make decisions and they even have a sense of humor and they laugh and they come back with sarcastic wisecracks. It's just like talking to a person. Right. And now then they have common labor robots that are ready for corporations to buy them and put them to work. So again, what's going to happen to the people? That's, you know, the writer's strike. The writers think that that, I forget what it's called, that app, that chat app, that new chat app, they think what's going to happen is that's going to write the script. They're going to hire a writer to punch it up for the human-ness of it. And then they're done. So you can't earn a living. No. And the corporations love the idea of having androids and robotics because now they don't have to deal with unions. They don't have to deal with salaries. They don't have to deal with people calling out sick. And I don't know what I'm going to do because I need a full-time job. Right. I can't do this anymore. How am I going to continue paying bills? It's like you're backed into the corner. Sometimes I think it's my fault because I didn't finish college at a university. And maybe if I did, I would have a higher paying salary, a better job. Look at all the people that can't pay off their student loans to that college. And it doesn't even pay to go to college anymore because the job market will not provide you with it. Well, my nephew, my nephew is 24 now. And he went, first he wanted to go to college to be an accountant because his cousin's an accountant. And she does extremely well for herself because she's a corporate for the corporations. But my nephew was like, I don't want to sit in the office all day. And then he decided I'll go into finance. So somehow my nephew's got a job where he appraises buildings. But he has to go out of town. And so if he's within a certain radius, he has to drive himself. He doesn't even get reimbursed from the company for this. OK. And then if he's too far, then they fly. But it's all on him. They don't even pay him reimbursement. So my uncle told him, put it on your taxes as a business cost. He didn't know. And my nephew told us, because my one brother asked him, how much do you make? And he's like, I think he said $40,000,000. And he has a girlfriend. And it's like, how can you afford? And he's got student loans. And he can't even get a regular car. He had to buy a used car. It's like, huh? And my nephew says all the time, he needs more money to live. And what's the point in him getting this job and having student loans to pay off? Well, because I noticed that as soon as he graduated with a degree, he got the job almost. And me, I've been decades with this problem of I can only get part-time work and no one will hire me full-time. So I think there are some advantages of if you have a college degree, your odds are slightly better. Yeah. Even if there's all these other problems. So his transportation has to come out of his pocket. He should definitely be saving those receipts. That's what he learned. He recently learned. Mm-hmm. Everything. You save every receipt for it. But isn't that weird? In other words, he doesn't get a company car, number one. But you know what they do, though, at his place? They can do special events. And the company will take them on special events, like for company morale or something. They'll do stuff like that. She's company morale. Company mumbo. I'm guessing that's what it's for. Company mumbo or jumbo. But just me, it's like, I don't get it. And my nephew is 24 and he still lives at home. See, that's just it. Now, my other nephew, his brother, he quit his job like a year or two ago. He used to work in the auto industry because he went to school for it. And then he quit his job and he hasn't had a job since. And I'm like, don't you want to work and make money? Oh, it's cool. So I don't know what he does. He just stays home all day. Unbelievable. I mean, I think he probably is set up where it's not to the point where he wants to work. You know what I mean? It's like, what's the point? But you need to earn a living. Yeah. If you graduate college and you get the entry level job, you should at least make enough money to live on your own and to survive. And I can't. If my father were to die, I think I'd be homeless. Now, honest to God, I think I would be homeless. That's the direction where living really is. Yeah. And then there's Mr. Happy Go Lucky down here. He is Happy Go Lucky. Jordy is amazing. That's why I like hanging out with him. Because I hope some of his positive energy carries me throughout. Well, maybe living in Scotland has a lot less stress. Maybe it's just a more simpler life. I kind of think Europeans have it easier. Because you know how we don't use our tax dollars to the greater good? They use their tax dollars to the greater good. James. That's good. That's good. James. Yeah. Yeah, Jordy. I'll send you to someone. You can bring it if you want to. Yeah. Well, the greater good means they're helping the people, the 98%. In our country, what do you mean we got to pay more in taxes? You know what I say to myself, and I call them morons, if you, like for example, if we had single payer, you pay a tiny bit more in taxes, but you save more in the long run. You'd actually have more money for yourself. You know why the rich have been on a tax vacation for decades? Because Ronald Reagan arranged it that way. He's the one that set that up. You know what gets me is Ronald Reagan wasn't a union. He was the union president for some acting. Screen actors. And what I don't understand is when he gets some power, he doesn't remember what it's like. Yeah, they forget their roots. They forget their history. Okay. Yeah. They forget. But anyway. Are you okay, Jordy? Yeah, I'm huge. Okay, everybody, I'm going to say good night and expedite the premises. And I want to thank everybody. I want to thank Christina, is your first name? Yes. Christina, Jordy, Ronnie S, wherever you are. And everyone who commented. James, thank you for having me tonight. You're very welcome. I don't know what happened to Eric, but maybe he passed out. Yeah, Eric. Yeah, Eric. So anyway, it's been, it really was a great show for the first time with this restream. It really turned out very well. And it was a non-themed show. It was like, you know, like a knuckle ball, you know, whatever happens, happens. Yeah. It's good when you just wing it. Sometimes, sometimes. Tomorrow won't be a wing it. But afterwards, like around 4.30, then it'll be relaxed. You know, but anyway, what happened? James, I want to say thank you. Thank you. Thank you, sir. Thank you. And there's nice meeting you and y'all come back now. May good friend Christina. Yes. Thank you for having me. You're welcome. Good night, Christina. Good night, Jordy.