WEBVTT 00:00.715 --> 00:02.085 [SPEAKER_03]: Welcome to Drinking! 00:09.163 --> 00:17.332 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, well, I'm going to drink in bro's kids Tuesday show is going to be massive today. 00:17.832 --> 00:21.836 [SPEAKER_03]: Uh, it's on a crazy stuff going on in the world. 00:21.856 --> 00:23.318 [SPEAKER_03]: It's one of those days we wake up. 00:23.338 --> 00:24.820 [SPEAKER_03]: You don't even know where to begin. 00:24.840 --> 00:26.882 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, I'll start with it. 00:26.982 --> 00:29.545 [SPEAKER_03]: So this shirt we've been talking about for a while here. 00:30.165 --> 00:31.246 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, this yellow stuff. 00:32.166 --> 00:32.466 [SPEAKER_03]: shirt. 00:32.846 --> 00:40.028 [SPEAKER_03]: I told you, there's shirts that cross over and you don't really know why or how they get out in the ether or everything else. 00:40.389 --> 00:42.729 [SPEAKER_03]: And I ran in, I was at the gym right before this. 00:43.510 --> 00:47.391 [SPEAKER_03]: Ran into a guy at the gym, Dan, who was wearing the exact shirt. 00:47.431 --> 00:50.712 [SPEAKER_03]: We looked at each other, did the spider-man thing and all the fucking way. 00:50.732 --> 00:51.372 [SPEAKER_03]: Square to God. 00:52.002 --> 00:54.503 [SPEAKER_03]: Now, I do want to point out, I was at Planet Fitness. 00:54.763 --> 00:56.023 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, don't judge me for that. 00:56.163 --> 00:57.304 [SPEAKER_03]: One, it's no judgment zone. 00:57.924 --> 01:02.045 [SPEAKER_03]: Two, it's the only gym around town right now. 01:02.125 --> 01:03.645 [SPEAKER_03]: So there's no other places we have. 01:04.126 --> 01:05.806 [SPEAKER_03]: Over here, I don't mind it. 01:05.866 --> 01:10.887 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't really care, but he was wearing the same exact shirt and him or not, were like, rows. 01:11.388 --> 01:13.548 [SPEAKER_03]: And the dude, the front desk, he was just not immune. 01:13.568 --> 01:15.329 [SPEAKER_03]: So he was like, oh, what do you guys on the same team? 01:15.369 --> 01:15.689 [SPEAKER_03]: And I go, 01:16.409 --> 01:16.870 [SPEAKER_03]: Kind of. 01:17.210 --> 01:23.435 [SPEAKER_03]: I kind of feel like we're on the same team here, but we shared a nice chuckle and a laugh together there, and it was fun. 01:24.736 --> 01:27.479 [SPEAKER_03]: The second one, too, is that that flock on her shirt. 01:28.179 --> 01:30.141 [SPEAKER_03]: This is something Dan you always talk about. 01:30.662 --> 01:31.702 [SPEAKER_03]: China stealing IP. 01:32.703 --> 01:37.547 [SPEAKER_03]: So the flock under shirt we talked about yesterday pulled up not not the tank top. 01:37.567 --> 01:38.968 [SPEAKER_03]: Why do you always go to the tank top look? 01:39.488 --> 01:42.150 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't understand why you go to the tank top first for dudes. 01:42.730 --> 01:42.931 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 01:42.951 --> 01:45.092 [SPEAKER_03]: That is for a very specific part of the audience. 01:45.733 --> 01:46.553 [SPEAKER_03]: Short sleeve, brother. 01:46.913 --> 01:47.414 [SPEAKER_03]: Short sleeve. 01:47.514 --> 01:48.895 [SPEAKER_03]: Go all the way down next to the yellow one. 01:49.055 --> 01:49.235 [SPEAKER_03]: Nope. 01:49.655 --> 01:49.996 [SPEAKER_03]: Very yep. 01:50.256 --> 01:50.596 [SPEAKER_03]: Right there. 01:51.628 --> 01:54.351 [SPEAKER_03]: Pop that up there, so Brandon hit me up. 01:54.892 --> 01:56.934 [SPEAKER_03]: And he said, hey, dude, this shirt's doing really well. 01:56.974 --> 01:57.695 [SPEAKER_03]: blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. 01:57.715 --> 01:57.976 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know. 01:57.996 --> 01:58.957 [SPEAKER_03]: We talked about it on the area yesterday. 01:59.257 --> 02:00.018 [SPEAKER_03]: And I go, what's up? 02:00.078 --> 02:01.460 [SPEAKER_03]: And he goes, China. 02:02.121 --> 02:06.065 [SPEAKER_03]: China's already ripped the design, the thing, or whatever. 02:06.406 --> 02:07.787 [SPEAKER_03]: And so I don't Amazon. 02:08.593 --> 02:09.994 [SPEAKER_03]: I was like what the fuck. 02:10.014 --> 02:14.098 [SPEAKER_03]: So that's that's a real thing dude That is a real thing. 02:14.158 --> 02:21.986 [SPEAKER_03]: I remember that happening last time with defund politicians We're something kind of crosses over like that and yeah, they ended up just stealing the IP on it. 02:22.026 --> 02:24.929 [SPEAKER_03]: That's it So he emailed him. 02:24.989 --> 02:28.091 [SPEAKER_03]: I guess you can email him and did sure whatever, but Brandon just know this. 02:28.112 --> 02:28.592 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll call you after this 02:28.752 --> 02:29.853 [SPEAKER_03]: show is over. 02:30.713 --> 02:33.915 [SPEAKER_03]: I know you watch on a daily basis. 02:34.095 --> 02:37.458 [SPEAKER_03]: And then the other thing that was wild was the last show that we did about D.B. 02:37.478 --> 02:39.079 [SPEAKER_03]: Cooper, we were talking about the card breaking thing. 02:39.759 --> 02:48.965 [SPEAKER_03]: So I got super into it, started looking it up and I was like, alright, I know what, what box we're going to buy, we're going to open it live on air and everything else, wake up this morning and somebody's already won. 02:49.485 --> 02:53.548 [SPEAKER_03]: So I read the article in ESPN, somebody found that Cooper flag 02:57.835 --> 03:04.797 [SPEAKER_03]: I read the article and was one of those things where you pop up one app and then you go to another app and then you see it's connected. 03:05.117 --> 03:10.438 [SPEAKER_03]: And if you go to, so I read the article on the ASPN, go to Vincent Marcus Instagram. 03:10.458 --> 03:12.378 [SPEAKER_03]: He's been on the show, friend of the show. 03:12.979 --> 03:20.260 [SPEAKER_03]: He was Newc the Rose who fold me for a full 90 minutes on air, nothing that's hard because I am dumb. 03:21.821 --> 03:23.721 [SPEAKER_03]: That was one of my favorite episodes ever. 03:28.102 --> 03:34.247 [SPEAKER_03]: I've got a lot of questions here, because it seems like you can buy out a team or something like that, go to the, yes, click on. 03:34.307 --> 03:39.792 [SPEAKER_03]: So this is the card that we're talking about on the DB Cooper episode, press play on this. 03:39.832 --> 03:40.493 [SPEAKER_03]: It's $5 million. 03:41.705 --> 03:44.366 [SPEAKER_07]: One Cooper flag debut patch has been found. 03:44.867 --> 03:50.890 [SPEAKER_07]: Two amateur breakers from Rhode Island are the ones that pulled the potentially $5 million card. 03:51.270 --> 03:57.373 [SPEAKER_07]: They're called Roady Breakers, and the card was pulled from their YouTube live that they host twice a week for the open-up card boxes for people. 03:57.653 --> 04:00.555 [SPEAKER_07]: It's also been confirmed that the card was pulled from a hobby box in this... 04:01.589 --> 04:02.190 [SPEAKER_07]: is a hobby box. 04:02.210 --> 04:02.750 [SPEAKER_07]: That's what I'm looking at. 04:02.770 --> 04:06.793 [SPEAKER_07]: The craziest part about all this is it's not even their card. 04:07.233 --> 04:10.516 [SPEAKER_07]: The real owner of the card is a man named Jason Williams. 04:10.576 --> 04:14.599 [SPEAKER_07]: A lot of live breakers will do this, but the auction off teams, or do what's called PYT. 04:14.619 --> 04:19.463 [SPEAKER_07]: It's a sense for pay for your team, and Jason Williams paid for the Mavericks. 04:19.803 --> 04:26.746 [SPEAKER_07]: So basically Jason paid for his spot on the Mavericks, which guarantees him every card pulled from that box. 04:27.086 --> 04:38.531 [SPEAKER_07]: So basically these guys just theoretically gave away $5 million because they could have opened the box for themselves, but they do this thing which a lot of life racers do, and open cards for other people. 04:39.111 --> 04:41.332 [SPEAKER_07]: Just listen to their reaction as they open up the card. 04:49.035 --> 04:49.235 [SPEAKER_09]: What? 04:50.076 --> 04:50.937 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, indeed. 04:51.117 --> 04:52.738 [SPEAKER_07]: That's got to be tough. 04:52.838 --> 04:53.659 [SPEAKER_07]: Listen to what he has to say. 04:53.679 --> 04:59.604 [SPEAKER_09]: He was like, oh, it doesn't hurt to hit the big hits and it's just like in a box so you could add in the shop. 05:00.584 --> 05:02.585 [SPEAKER_09]: And I was like, no, I'm super happy for everybody. 05:02.985 --> 05:05.186 [SPEAKER_09]: And I'm like, wait, I could have four million dollars for that. 05:06.126 --> 05:07.207 [SPEAKER_07]: So yeah, it's pretty brutal. 05:07.307 --> 05:09.008 [SPEAKER_07]: But they seem like really nice guys. 05:09.448 --> 05:11.128 [SPEAKER_07]: Here's their Instagram if you want to give them a follow. 05:11.148 --> 05:13.990 [SPEAKER_07]: They've had a card shop in Rhode Island for the last 40 years. 05:14.070 --> 05:15.530 [SPEAKER_07]: So show them some love. 05:15.890 --> 05:18.452 [SPEAKER_07]: They even got the winner Jason Williams on the phone. 05:18.492 --> 05:19.232 [SPEAKER_07]: Here's what he had to say. 05:27.435 --> 05:44.360 [SPEAKER_07]: It's important to note that this is not the actual card, this is what's called a redemption card, and if you send this card to tops or scratch the number on the back of the card, at tops will send you the actual card, which is autographed and numbered one of one, which means it's the only card in the world. 05:44.960 --> 05:48.783 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm just happy the car was pulled before I spent thousands of dollars of my own money. 05:48.843 --> 05:52.225 [SPEAKER_07]: I was heavily invested in this, watching live streams of the past three days. 05:53.045 --> 05:55.307 [SPEAKER_07]: And yeah, so congrats. 05:55.567 --> 05:56.247 [SPEAKER_07]: Jason Williams. 05:57.328 --> 05:57.688 [SPEAKER_07]: Enjoy. 05:58.529 --> 06:00.290 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, so follow Vincent Marcus. 06:00.370 --> 06:01.891 [SPEAKER_03]: We love Vincent Marcus. 06:02.531 --> 06:04.212 [SPEAKER_03]: Great friend of the show for many, many years. 06:04.412 --> 06:04.793 [SPEAKER_03]: He's great. 06:04.813 --> 06:05.953 [SPEAKER_03]: It was an excellent breakdown. 06:06.694 --> 06:07.775 [SPEAKER_03]: Here's my confusion, Dan. 06:08.675 --> 06:09.736 [SPEAKER_03]: How do you buy a team? 06:10.256 --> 06:11.758 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't understand this concept. 06:11.798 --> 06:21.225 [SPEAKER_08]: No, it's like the guys who are on the show, they're running a live stream and probably through, I don't know if it's kicker, twitch or whatever they're using. 06:21.505 --> 06:28.331 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, whatever they use, they're a subscriber model and say if you give us $X dollars, you can buy any card we pull from that team. 06:28.831 --> 06:36.878 [SPEAKER_08]: Why everybody wouldn't pick the team that has the $5 million car that has beyond me or why they wouldn't sell it for something higher than they would the others. 06:38.051 --> 06:38.291 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 06:38.692 --> 06:39.092 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 06:39.512 --> 06:40.573 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, can you do normal? 06:40.753 --> 06:47.319 [SPEAKER_03]: Look, can you pull that up and see what they paid these guys or did these guys get any money? 06:47.819 --> 06:50.341 [SPEAKER_03]: Are they just hoping to build their streaming channel? 06:50.381 --> 06:56.306 [SPEAKER_03]: Like, that's what I'm confused about because all go back to what I said about Vincent Marcus during the middle of the of this interview. 06:56.706 --> 06:57.187 [SPEAKER_03]: It saved us. 06:57.827 --> 07:09.254 [SPEAKER_03]: thousands of dollars or a couple hundred bucks or whatever we were going to do to get this box to open these cards live on air and to ESPN's credit they put this article out right away as soon as this happened this morning. 07:09.594 --> 07:16.339 [SPEAKER_03]: So it's like all right cool, nobody has to buy these and waste their money and I just wanted to tell you guys because we talked about it during the show. 07:16.879 --> 07:22.642 [SPEAKER_03]: What I was unaware of is that you could pre-buy teams or people and then what's the salary for that? 07:23.323 --> 07:24.564 [SPEAKER_03]: Like what do you get for that? 07:24.664 --> 07:25.124 [SPEAKER_03]: Exactly. 07:25.344 --> 07:27.786 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm assuming that that's just for that particular stream. 07:27.806 --> 07:32.770 [SPEAKER_02]: Maybe there are a lot of other streamers that do it, but I don't think it's like an official thing. 07:32.810 --> 07:33.931 [SPEAKER_02]: It's just a promotional thing. 07:33.951 --> 07:39.235 [SPEAKER_03]: But if Vincent is asking to give this guys a fall and it looked like they, I don't know, 4,500 followers or whatever it is, right? 07:40.036 --> 07:43.319 [SPEAKER_03]: That's not an crazy amount where you're making a ton of money off of that. 07:43.379 --> 07:44.340 [SPEAKER_03]: What is it, Brody Breakers? 07:44.940 --> 07:47.562 [SPEAKER_03]: Yep, how many followers they have? 07:47.902 --> 07:48.363 [SPEAKER_03]: Almost 7,000. 07:48.483 --> 07:53.027 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, so since Vincent's posts, I think they gained about 3000, which is awesome. 07:53.833 --> 07:55.414 [SPEAKER_03]: But that also doesn't command a lot of money. 07:55.494 --> 08:02.116 [SPEAKER_03]: Like, usually people who sell social media posts on that stuff, you've got to have like hundreds of thousands or millions or whatever it is. 08:02.216 --> 08:11.339 [SPEAKER_11]: So they probably have a like a collecting store and then do the live streams in there and then it's sort of like marketing and they sell the deals. 08:11.699 --> 08:18.722 [SPEAKER_11]: I haven't heard of like selling a team like that, but like I've heard of people opening like Pokemon card packs and though like, 08:19.462 --> 08:38.350 [SPEAKER_11]: buy the pack you can buy the pack online and then they'll open it on the live stream because it's just because it's fun I guess and then there's something send the cards to you so it's that does not seem like any fun to me losing five million dollars right yeah for me that did you hear the guys reaction yeah that was brutal dude yeah 08:39.095 --> 08:44.599 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, everybody in the chat saying that Rubin Snyder is the card expert, he knows all about this stuff. 08:44.799 --> 08:45.919 [SPEAKER_03]: Ruby, so he is. 08:45.959 --> 08:46.660 [SPEAKER_03]: He sent me cards. 08:46.700 --> 08:51.323 [SPEAKER_03]: I've got him on the RPR set over there, on Ross Paterson Revolution, and yeah, he knows that. 08:51.363 --> 09:03.251 [SPEAKER_03]: If Rubes, if you could put it in the comments on Patreon of how you do this, where you send it, and what these guys get paid, I'm super fascinated by this, he's I've never heard a reaction when you opened up 09:04.121 --> 09:09.163 [SPEAKER_03]: The one of one card for $5 million in your like, oh, wow, help. 09:10.223 --> 09:12.744 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, holy shit, dude. 09:12.784 --> 09:15.725 [SPEAKER_03]: Imagine holding something $5 million, you can't do anything. 09:16.246 --> 09:16.886 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, you can. 09:17.326 --> 09:18.927 [SPEAKER_08]: Did you enter into a contract with this guy? 09:18.947 --> 09:19.947 [SPEAKER_08]: I would tell him to go fuck himself. 09:21.331 --> 09:22.092 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know how that works. 09:22.272 --> 09:24.592 [SPEAKER_03]: That's why I'm saying leave it to the, leave it to the Cobbets man. 09:25.213 --> 09:26.113 [SPEAKER_03]: But man, that's brutal. 09:26.153 --> 09:28.113 [SPEAKER_08]: So you know, Ruben said he was going to give us a ride up. 09:28.194 --> 09:28.434 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you. 09:28.514 --> 09:30.914 [SPEAKER_08]: I would treat it like a raffle, honestly. 09:30.934 --> 09:36.716 [SPEAKER_08]: If they're running a real business and their shows are real business, I would get insurance against something like this, right? 09:37.176 --> 09:38.617 [SPEAKER_08]: You can buy insurance against something like that. 09:38.637 --> 09:41.398 [SPEAKER_08]: You can buy insurance against the fucking hole in one at a golf tournament. 09:42.038 --> 09:58.148 [SPEAKER_08]: If you get a million dollar prize for a hole in a golf tournament, and insurance adjuster rates the probability of it and gives you a rate, it's usually somewhere in the three to $5,000 range because it's so unlikely to have it, and it also has to be observed on video. 09:58.188 --> 10:00.970 [SPEAKER_08]: There's a lot of stipulation there, but for this, it's a car. 10:01.050 --> 10:01.751 [SPEAKER_08]: E-pulse the car. 10:01.771 --> 10:03.712 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know how they would do something like that, but I would ensure it. 10:04.132 --> 10:04.452 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 10:04.472 --> 10:06.474 [SPEAKER_08]: If I were doing something like that, especially if you're 10:08.096 --> 10:14.541 [SPEAKER_08]: breaking the the same fucking set that has a line that's cost the most money and it has a make any sense to do that. 10:14.981 --> 10:25.309 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, and are we sure that that they paid for the card pack or did the guy that got the card actually pay for the pack because I would make sense because if they're just getting the packs to open, they're getting content out of it. 10:25.349 --> 10:27.250 [SPEAKER_02]: So that's, I think, they are the deal. 10:27.390 --> 10:31.753 [SPEAKER_08]: That would make any sense though because he's paying for a specific team and then other people are paying for other teams. 10:32.614 --> 10:32.954 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, okay. 10:32.974 --> 10:34.055 [SPEAKER_08]: So yeah, that wouldn't be the case. 10:34.804 --> 10:41.045 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I don't know, but yeah, look for a full breakdown on Patreon on Patreon today for a drink and brush podcast. 10:41.486 --> 10:42.706 [SPEAKER_03]: Rubin, break it down for us. 10:42.746 --> 10:43.686 [SPEAKER_03]: Let me know how that works. 10:43.946 --> 10:45.446 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm super fascinated by this. 10:45.827 --> 10:50.428 [SPEAKER_03]: Because since, you know, the, I think the Otani one went for 11 million. 10:50.828 --> 10:51.888 [SPEAKER_03]: We were talking about everything else. 10:51.928 --> 10:54.649 [SPEAKER_03]: Like this has become a bigger and bigger thing. 10:55.049 --> 10:55.329 [SPEAKER_03]: And... 10:56.429 --> 10:57.150 [SPEAKER_03]: I want in now. 10:57.790 --> 10:58.890 [SPEAKER_03]: I definitely want in. 10:59.531 --> 11:01.632 [SPEAKER_03]: I believe that I can win the water and shit like that. 11:01.652 --> 11:02.993 [SPEAKER_03]: Like I really believe that. 11:03.233 --> 11:05.714 [SPEAKER_03]: It's up to $95 million right now. 11:06.055 --> 11:07.015 [SPEAKER_03]: I bought some yesterday. 11:07.055 --> 11:08.176 [SPEAKER_03]: So yeah, let's go. 11:08.216 --> 11:10.217 [SPEAKER_03]: I believe that I can do this. 11:10.297 --> 11:15.320 [SPEAKER_03]: Now, what you may or may not believe, which I'm going to ask you today, Danthany, here is this secret service story. 11:17.581 --> 11:21.924 [SPEAKER_03]: There is a story that I ran, has been threatening to kill Trump. 11:21.944 --> 11:35.892 [SPEAKER_03]: That story we've heard for a long time, and that they switched the planes he was on over in Turkey and actually put him in some kind of, was it a food card or something like that and got him out of there to another plane? 11:36.392 --> 11:41.315 [SPEAKER_03]: So go down to the second to last video that I sent you and we'll start there before we get to the CNN article. 11:41.735 --> 11:48.179 [SPEAKER_03]: I have not watched this because I was recording right before this, but press play on this and they kind of outline it for you. 11:48.559 --> 11:50.620 [SPEAKER_03]: So this is Trump aboard Air Force One. 11:52.821 --> 11:53.681 [SPEAKER_03]: Is there any volume on this? 11:54.662 --> 11:55.642 [SPEAKER_03]: Or is it just static? 11:55.723 --> 11:56.343 [SPEAKER_03]: It doesn't look like it. 11:56.503 --> 11:56.763 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 11:57.383 --> 11:59.124 [SPEAKER_03]: So Dan, what is this right here? 11:59.144 --> 12:00.425 [SPEAKER_03]: That's the airport catering truck? 12:01.306 --> 12:03.827 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, so the story is 12:06.374 --> 12:11.817 [SPEAKER_08]: when Trump was leaving Turkey, they somebody receives a gun at threat from Iran. 12:12.117 --> 12:25.124 [SPEAKER_08]: I assume about an airborne introduction of some sort, whether it be service day or missiles or an actual plane fast mover or something that might try to attack. 12:25.664 --> 12:26.064 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know. 12:27.905 --> 12:32.708 [SPEAKER_08]: And he used the catering truck somehow to swap planes. 12:34.695 --> 12:43.599 [SPEAKER_08]: And then, um, all of the cocks on the right that suck his dick every time he does something to go, I was just a James Bond move, like shit the fuck up dude. 12:43.619 --> 12:56.544 [SPEAKER_08]: There was, first of all, if somebody can take down Air Force 1 and you have to swap to a different plane that kind of defeats the purpose of having the three largest Air Force in the world, doesn't not. 12:57.806 --> 12:58.086 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes. 12:58.206 --> 12:59.447 [SPEAKER_08]: This is fucking stupid. 12:59.487 --> 13:00.627 [SPEAKER_08]: This whole story is dumb. 13:01.107 --> 13:02.067 [SPEAKER_03]: And that's a great question. 13:02.107 --> 13:14.511 [SPEAKER_03]: So when Air Force One flies to somewhere like Turkey, and there's obviously a war going on relatively close to where that is, does anybody fly with Air Force One as they're going? 13:14.551 --> 13:14.871 [SPEAKER_03]: They do. 13:15.331 --> 13:17.012 [SPEAKER_03]: And how many planes is that? 13:18.348 --> 13:25.622 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, I it's different every time they're not going to Um, they're like, makes or I'd imagine the example makes class of what makes a Russian. 13:25.923 --> 13:26.384 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, whatever. 13:26.424 --> 13:26.724 [SPEAKER_03]: That's it. 13:26.785 --> 13:27.225 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know. 13:27.546 --> 13:28.428 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, we would have 13:29.917 --> 13:41.099 [SPEAKER_08]: a couple of glow masters for all the shit, the motorcade, limousines, all that bullshit, probably, I would say at least one of those if not two of those. 13:43.880 --> 13:49.681 [SPEAKER_08]: Some 757s or 37s probably for all the staff, they don't all fly on Air Force 1. 13:51.861 --> 13:52.922 [SPEAKER_08]: And then F16 to 35s would be 13:56.548 --> 13:59.990 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, go inside like side by side that just that's a typical load out. 14:00.010 --> 14:09.774 [SPEAKER_08]: There's probably some ISR as well, and I would imagine and if they're going into a hot war zone, there might be some bombers flying around to to do some stuff, but I don't know if they're not going to publish that. 14:10.354 --> 14:15.396 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, but either way, this is propaganda. 14:16.337 --> 14:17.857 [SPEAKER_08]: How so? 14:18.118 --> 14:22.780 [SPEAKER_08]: It's to try to make the administration look competent in a time and it looks incompetent. 14:22.800 --> 14:23.400 [SPEAKER_08]: That's what I think. 14:24.658 --> 14:26.959 [SPEAKER_03]: the administration themselves or the secret service. 14:26.999 --> 14:27.799 [SPEAKER_08]: The administration. 14:27.819 --> 14:29.640 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't think they care what the secret service looks like. 14:29.660 --> 14:30.940 [SPEAKER_08]: The secret service didn't do anything. 14:30.980 --> 14:34.441 [SPEAKER_08]: They don't operate this Air Force security forces operate Air Force 1. 14:35.182 --> 14:35.462 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 14:35.502 --> 14:39.623 [SPEAKER_03]: And then as we were live on air for Ross Paxman Revolution, Bluecoat to this next clip. 14:39.643 --> 14:44.865 [SPEAKER_03]: This was a story from CNN that a listener sent in and regards to it here. 14:46.145 --> 14:47.566 [SPEAKER_03]: Press play on an eye and it's seen it. 14:47.666 --> 14:48.326 [SPEAKER_03]: Press play. 14:48.346 --> 14:51.387 [SPEAKER_01]: Target the most secure aircraft in the entire world. 14:55.108 --> 15:01.033 [SPEAKER_01]: quickly on the ground there in Turkey by the White House Secret Service, the National Security Apparatists. 15:01.313 --> 15:08.658 [SPEAKER_01]: Throughout that entire NATO summit, President Trump had almost seemed preoccupied with the threats on his life by Iran. 15:08.698 --> 15:13.302 [SPEAKER_01]: They've dated back years and years and he kept talking about them over and over. 15:13.682 --> 15:35.718 [SPEAKER_01]: But it is really only in retrospect that we're now starting to notice signs of what was a foot, you know, for example, when reporters got on that old legacy blue and white air force one, they were all asked to lower their window shades, which made it so they could not see that catering truck, which we now know the president had been bundled into and moved to that other 15:40.662 --> 15:55.261 [SPEAKER_01]: We also noticed that when the old legacy Air Force one landed in the UK, it took an unusual amount of time for the doors to open and for reporters to be left off, which would have allowed time for the president to get back. 15:55.681 --> 16:00.604 [SPEAKER_01]: on the plane, only to walk off again in full view of the cameras. 16:00.684 --> 16:07.369 [SPEAKER_01]: So it's all, I think, this very elaborate shell game that the secret service and the White House orchestrated. 16:07.389 --> 16:23.360 [SPEAKER_01]: You know, the White House in a statement from Stephen Chong, the communications director said that, quote, as the president has said recently, there are many any maize of America who have their sights on him and we use every tool at our disposal to address those threats. 16:23.700 --> 16:39.863 [SPEAKER_01]: that doesn't necessarily match with the explanation that the president put out at the time for this switch and aircraft between the cutter donated Air Force 1, which is that black and red plane and the legacy Air Force 1, he said at the time that he wanted to show it off. 16:40.363 --> 16:46.927 [SPEAKER_01]: to troops who are positioned in the UK now we understand that it is these threats from around that led to the switch. 16:47.327 --> 17:01.134 [SPEAKER_01]: And all I think also led to the people who actually did fly on the blue and white plane, reporters and staff to become unwitting decoys in this ruse, which I think is disconcerning for anyone who flies on Air Force One regularly. 17:01.154 --> 17:06.597 [SPEAKER_00]: Yes, and as John Birmingham points out, unwitting targets, decories or targets in this case. 17:07.337 --> 17:08.738 [SPEAKER_00]: Thank you so much for your reporting 17:09.733 --> 17:13.275 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, and so you're saying all of this was not true. 17:13.815 --> 17:18.298 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe there was some threat, but why the fuck do all this Inspector Gadget Bullshit? 17:18.678 --> 17:20.219 [SPEAKER_08]: And then why say that you did it? 17:20.519 --> 17:21.559 [SPEAKER_08]: What if it happens again? 17:22.460 --> 17:24.881 [SPEAKER_08]: What if it happens again and they've got a spotter on the ground? 17:25.341 --> 17:30.184 [SPEAKER_08]: And the fucking Iranian dude sees through his spotterscope that trumps in a fucking catering vehicle. 17:30.504 --> 17:31.105 [SPEAKER_02]: I think that's fair. 17:31.125 --> 17:32.846 [SPEAKER_08]: This is the dummy, this is propaganda. 17:32.886 --> 17:34.907 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't even know if it even happened to the first place. 17:35.267 --> 17:36.848 [SPEAKER_08]: There's no evidence that it actually happened. 17:37.588 --> 17:47.054 [SPEAKER_08]: right there's evidence that there was any real threat or that he used this cart to do anything all they did was put a fucking halo around it you know what I mean if 17:48.953 --> 18:02.061 [SPEAKER_08]: If I took a specific countermeasure to avoid my best in the world aircraft getting shot down with my best in the world air force escorting it, I've now removed that from my playbook permanently. 18:02.482 --> 18:03.903 [SPEAKER_08]: That is no longer an option for me. 18:03.923 --> 18:06.664 [SPEAKER_08]: That is fucking stupid and that is how I know this is bullshit. 18:07.125 --> 18:10.167 [SPEAKER_08]: It's either bullshit or they're even more incompetent than we thought they were. 18:11.012 --> 18:15.054 [SPEAKER_08]: So the other part about this was, has Trump himself said anything about it? 18:15.214 --> 18:15.694 [SPEAKER_08]: Who knows? 18:15.794 --> 18:21.296 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, he's like, the lawn looks nice in the White House one day and he's like, oh, that's the best lawn. 18:21.336 --> 18:22.656 [SPEAKER_08]: It didn't look like this underbiden. 18:23.857 --> 18:24.437 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, dude. 18:24.877 --> 18:25.097 [SPEAKER_08]: Great. 18:25.137 --> 18:26.338 [SPEAKER_08]: Are you good at grass, too? 18:27.338 --> 18:30.359 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, I mean, I'm just wondering where this story came from. 18:30.579 --> 18:32.380 [SPEAKER_08]: The front didn't tell where it came from. 18:32.540 --> 18:39.183 [SPEAKER_08]: It's propaganda to make the administration look militarily competent when they're having a lot of trouble in Iran. 18:39.243 --> 18:39.863 [SPEAKER_08]: That's what it is. 18:40.611 --> 18:52.356 [SPEAKER_08]: OK, and what's the trouble they are having and I ran that you know about the trouble they're having is that they fucking Trump doesn't have the balls to do this the way that it's meant to be done frankly. 18:52.796 --> 18:54.237 [SPEAKER_08]: He thinks there's too much fallout. 18:54.437 --> 19:05.961 [SPEAKER_08]: He thinks that it's going to disrupt global oil markets too much or whatever just to hammer all the Iranians capabilities to defend themselves and oil around in their infrastructure. 19:09.983 --> 19:11.886 [SPEAKER_03]: Got it because that's what it's starting to feel like. 19:12.968 --> 19:13.409 [SPEAKER_03]: Where? 19:15.372 --> 19:16.153 [SPEAKER_03]: What month are we in now? 19:17.134 --> 19:17.815 [SPEAKER_03]: One of this start? 19:17.835 --> 19:20.179 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, I think we're six months in right? 19:20.219 --> 19:21.160 [SPEAKER_03]: Have you were a 28th? 19:21.180 --> 19:21.501 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know. 19:21.521 --> 19:22.062 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm gonna begin. 19:23.575 --> 19:38.922 [SPEAKER_03]: We're almost five and a half months in right now and I don't and nobody knows really what's going on here We're all just kind of looking at the gas pump as we drive by every day and in the meantime You got these elections tonight 19:40.543 --> 19:41.784 [SPEAKER_03]: The hoghars up tonight. 19:42.244 --> 19:46.665 [SPEAKER_03]: There's another of one of these fucking socialist in Minnesota that's up tonight. 19:47.105 --> 19:51.647 [SPEAKER_03]: There's a bunch of these up tonight and that could lead to more of these wins. 19:52.147 --> 19:56.069 [SPEAKER_03]: Now, whether you agree that they should even get in and whether they can win a November, 19:56.889 --> 19:59.750 [SPEAKER_03]: is what Democrats are really fucking asking themselves right now. 20:00.991 --> 20:04.672 [SPEAKER_03]: And we talked about this yesterday with a big tent party in all this other bullshit. 20:04.832 --> 20:17.277 [SPEAKER_03]: And the other thing we've been talking about over the last few weeks is whether or not or how to excuse me, how far this is actually going to go as far as some of these policies and all this other shit. 20:17.417 --> 20:20.858 [SPEAKER_03]: And today, in my opinion, just read the one of Massachusetts. 20:21.818 --> 20:24.399 [SPEAKER_03]: That's some of the craziest shit I've ever heard, man. 20:26.400 --> 20:32.503 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm gonna send you the video here, blook, and you can pop it up. 20:32.964 --> 20:42.009 [SPEAKER_03]: This is a Massachusetts governor, Marahili, and she signed the bill for abortions up to birth. 20:43.590 --> 20:45.991 [SPEAKER_03]: Birth, that is you, the actual birth. 20:46.051 --> 20:47.012 [SPEAKER_03]: Press play on this clip. 20:47.652 --> 20:52.995 [SPEAKER_03]: And it's just all white, liberal women clapping and cheering and everything else here. 20:53.015 --> 20:54.216 [SPEAKER_03]: A couple of Mexicans in there, 20:57.947 --> 20:59.228 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, they put him in the back, okay. 20:59.428 --> 20:59.628 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 21:00.429 --> 21:02.210 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, which is nuts, man. 21:02.270 --> 21:04.631 [SPEAKER_03]: This is the thing the Democrats said wasn't going to happen. 21:04.691 --> 21:06.072 [SPEAKER_03]: What does the bill say exactly? 21:06.253 --> 21:07.153 [SPEAKER_03]: And can you pull it up? 21:08.834 --> 21:10.015 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, pull up this bill. 21:10.335 --> 21:14.198 [SPEAKER_03]: I believe, I think it just says up so birth. 21:14.698 --> 21:16.339 [SPEAKER_03]: Like the day before birth or something like that. 21:17.600 --> 21:19.101 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, it definitely doesn't say that. 21:19.301 --> 21:21.343 [SPEAKER_08]: And it's, there's gonna be something. 21:21.783 --> 21:23.784 [SPEAKER_08]: There's gonna be some language that aludes to that. 21:23.884 --> 21:24.365 [SPEAKER_08]: So what is it? 21:25.291 --> 21:26.571 [SPEAKER_08]: But do you know what the name of the bill is? 21:26.932 --> 21:29.092 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, we've got to write the name up right now. 21:29.272 --> 21:31.613 [SPEAKER_03]: Internet's a tad slow today over here. 21:33.394 --> 21:38.136 [SPEAKER_11]: Okay, new law reshaves rules and Massachusetts for abortion at 24 weeks or after. 21:38.156 --> 21:41.457 [SPEAKER_03]: Does it give you a we're going to fucking out. 21:41.517 --> 21:42.457 [SPEAKER_03]: What's the name of the law? 21:46.799 --> 21:48.440 [SPEAKER_11]: Let's just turn something up. 21:48.480 --> 21:49.620 [SPEAKER_03]: What's the name of the law? 21:52.510 --> 21:54.872 [SPEAKER_03]: So what does this take 26 weeks or after? 21:55.212 --> 21:55.953 [SPEAKER_03]: Is there an end date? 21:56.973 --> 21:59.455 [SPEAKER_03]: 17 years old. 22:00.916 --> 22:02.798 [SPEAKER_03]: That would be awesome, too. 22:02.818 --> 22:04.879 [SPEAKER_03]: Now that's when you're really making a decision. 22:05.059 --> 22:08.662 [SPEAKER_03]: You know, it's 17 or you're just like, okay, I would solve a lot of problems. 22:09.222 --> 22:10.183 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, dude. 22:10.844 --> 22:14.386 [SPEAKER_08]: It is the Prioritosing Patient Access to Care Act H5595. 22:17.448 --> 22:23.112 [SPEAKER_08]: It removes the state's previous four-part framework for abortions at or after 24 weeks. 22:23.813 --> 22:35.540 [SPEAKER_08]: Under the old law, post-24 week abortions were allowed to preserve the patient's life or physical or mental health or in cases of lethal or severe abnormalities. 22:36.121 --> 22:41.985 [SPEAKER_08]: The new statute replaces that language saying an abortion may be performed by physician based on the physician's professional judgment. 22:42.586 --> 22:53.345 [SPEAKER_08]: It also strips the requirement that post 24-week abortions occur in a hospital and strengthens the state's shield law, protecting patients and providers from out-of-state investigations. 22:54.431 --> 22:58.393 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, Dan, then we get some sponsors to put this shit wagon on the air. 22:58.493 --> 23:13.138 [SPEAKER_03]: First and foremost, this is one of my faves, gld.com, 40% off with the co-drinking bros that check out at gld.com. 23:13.618 --> 23:14.879 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm wearing it today, dude. 23:14.899 --> 23:19.981 [SPEAKER_03]: We had one gold chain summer, and now this is going to extend into the fall and winter. 23:20.381 --> 23:20.681 [SPEAKER_03]: Why? 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28:03.136 --> 28:06.157 [SPEAKER_03]: For these elections, man, we'll be using this shit. 28:06.177 --> 28:10.079 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, we have been using this for how long, coupe, which I feel like it's been almost a year now. 28:10.279 --> 28:12.300 [SPEAKER_03]: If it's oh, yeah, yeah, it's definitely a bit at least a year. 28:12.420 --> 28:15.221 [SPEAKER_03]: I call them, and I was like, hey, bro, we're using this shit for all the elections. 28:15.602 --> 28:19.624 [SPEAKER_03]: And, you know, it really tells you where the culture is headed. 28:20.224 --> 28:21.885 [SPEAKER_03]: And, since again, there is no house. 28:21.925 --> 28:23.065 [SPEAKER_03]: It's not like Vegas or anything. 28:23.085 --> 28:23.986 [SPEAKER_03]: And it's not gambling. 28:24.806 --> 28:27.148 [SPEAKER_03]: You're just predicting against other people. 28:28.188 --> 28:29.969 [SPEAKER_03]: And so that's where that money is, dude. 28:30.689 --> 28:33.331 [SPEAKER_03]: So yeah, all these elections that are going down, 28:34.111 --> 28:42.114 [SPEAKER_03]: If you've got a feeling about one way or the other here this fall, I mean, look, I think Republicans are going to lose the house. 28:43.555 --> 28:46.816 [SPEAKER_03]: I think we will end up keeping the Senate, but just barely. 28:47.476 --> 28:49.917 [SPEAKER_03]: I think it'll be like 51.49 or 52.48 somewhere in there. 28:49.937 --> 28:50.898 [SPEAKER_03]: I also think coming up for 28. 28:57.862 --> 28:58.983 [SPEAKER_03]: My predictions correct. 28:59.603 --> 29:00.964 [SPEAKER_03]: I think AOC is actually going to run. 29:01.484 --> 29:03.425 [SPEAKER_03]: I really believe that with the on that. 29:03.445 --> 29:04.706 [SPEAKER_02]: Getting now, I think she's running too. 29:04.846 --> 29:07.248 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, just the comments that she makes whenever she's asked about it. 29:07.268 --> 29:09.109 [SPEAKER_02]: She plays so coy that she's making a dog. 29:09.169 --> 29:09.369 [SPEAKER_02]: Yep. 29:09.849 --> 29:11.290 [SPEAKER_03]: And I think so too. 29:11.810 --> 29:15.793 [SPEAKER_03]: And, you know, has anybody seen somebody this young run before? 29:16.653 --> 29:17.413 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't think so. 29:17.453 --> 29:18.234 [SPEAKER_03]: I can't remember it. 29:18.694 --> 29:20.514 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, she's younger than Kennedy, isn't I? 29:20.534 --> 29:20.775 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes. 29:20.975 --> 29:21.595 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, she would be. 29:22.355 --> 29:28.817 [SPEAKER_03]: So that's again, this is where a lot of my money is going here and you know, we're leaning on Kalshi for it. 29:28.877 --> 29:34.039 [SPEAKER_03]: So when we go to these maps and we go to these inserts during the live shows, that's where it's at on Kalshi. 29:34.399 --> 29:35.660 [SPEAKER_03]: Again, you're trading against peers. 29:36.200 --> 29:37.100 [SPEAKER_03]: in a live market. 29:37.120 --> 29:43.122 [SPEAKER_03]: So you can see the exact dollar amount that is on these candidates in politics, meaning there is no house. 29:43.182 --> 29:44.082 [SPEAKER_03]: It's not like Vegas. 29:44.982 --> 29:47.983 [SPEAKER_03]: And the probability changes you can buy in and out of your position. 29:48.003 --> 29:51.864 [SPEAKER_03]: So if you don't like it or a scandal happens, let's say that grand platinum or thing happens. 29:51.904 --> 29:52.684 [SPEAKER_03]: You can get out of there. 29:52.704 --> 29:56.585 [SPEAKER_03]: All you got to do is download the cow she app and use the code drinking. 29:57.285 --> 30:07.232 [SPEAKER_03]: To get $10, when you trade $10, it's a calcium KALS-H-I-CALS-H. Trade on anything. 30:07.952 --> 30:20.761 [SPEAKER_03]: It's 18 plus only restrictions and eligibility requirements apply, events, contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors, calcium products are not available in all jurisdictions. 30:20.841 --> 30:24.684 [SPEAKER_03]: Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. 30:24.964 --> 30:27.707 [SPEAKER_03]: For more information, see calsh.com slash regulatory. 30:28.948 --> 30:33.792 [SPEAKER_08]: So basically, this just expanded what was already the case. 30:33.852 --> 30:34.813 [SPEAKER_08]: This isn't a new law. 30:35.013 --> 30:46.784 [SPEAKER_08]: All I did, really anybody who wanted a late-term abortion, even up to the point of birth, could say for their mental health, they wanted abortion and a doctor would have to do it. 30:46.824 --> 30:47.525 [SPEAKER_08]: So this isn't new. 30:48.105 --> 30:48.586 [SPEAKER_08]: Technically. 30:49.488 --> 30:53.730 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, but they, yeah, they did strip away any of the other caveats. 30:54.371 --> 30:55.711 [SPEAKER_08]: So there's no ending to this? 30:55.931 --> 31:00.674 [SPEAKER_08]: Now, this is just a fast lane, essentially, because who's got time to answer questions? 31:01.314 --> 31:01.794 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 31:02.255 --> 31:04.296 [SPEAKER_08]: Like, hey, I need this thing out of me right now. 31:04.736 --> 31:05.276 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 31:05.936 --> 31:07.157 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't need to answer anything. 31:07.477 --> 31:08.778 [SPEAKER_08]: And I don't even want to do it in the hospital. 31:08.978 --> 31:10.038 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm at Wendy's right now. 31:10.719 --> 31:11.279 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm in line. 31:11.799 --> 31:14.681 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm getting a fucking bacon eater. 31:16.597 --> 31:22.903 [SPEAKER_08]: and large fries in a fucking frosty and I'm gonna dip the fries in the frosty and in between fries one and three I want this thing out of me. 31:22.984 --> 31:23.424 [SPEAKER_03]: Yep. 31:23.844 --> 31:26.587 [SPEAKER_03]: Just rip that fucking thing out dude. 31:27.528 --> 31:29.010 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, here's the statements. 31:29.670 --> 31:34.655 [SPEAKER_03]: We believe that health care decisions should be made between women and families, their doctors, not politicians. 31:35.516 --> 31:38.637 [SPEAKER_03]: Healy said the governor abortions will remain safe. 31:39.237 --> 31:42.819 [SPEAKER_03]: It will remain legal and it will remain accessible here in Massachusetts. 31:43.599 --> 31:47.120 [SPEAKER_03]: That's my commitment to you, the bill is scheduled to take effect in 90 days. 31:47.760 --> 31:55.823 [SPEAKER_03]: Previously, state law generally prohibited abortions after 24 weeks with very limited exceptions. 31:56.964 --> 32:00.405 [SPEAKER_03]: And yeah, that's it. 32:00.425 --> 32:02.026 [SPEAKER_03]: There is no end date to this fucking thing. 32:03.967 --> 32:09.371 [SPEAKER_03]: What if you're feeling fat, you know, you're starting to out, grow your clothes and you're like, let's remove this thing. 32:09.391 --> 32:10.392 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, problems coming up. 32:10.732 --> 32:14.635 [SPEAKER_03]: Problems coming up, I gotta, I would really love to shed this baby weight. 32:14.795 --> 32:15.856 [SPEAKER_03]: That joke's not far off. 32:16.136 --> 32:19.259 [SPEAKER_03]: No, I mean, see their prom night dumpster baby. 32:19.459 --> 32:22.481 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I really wanna shed this baby weight. 32:22.501 --> 32:24.423 [SPEAKER_03]: By baby weight, I mean, the entire baby. 32:24.743 --> 32:25.384 [SPEAKER_03]: Literal baby. 32:25.444 --> 32:28.006 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, if we could just shed this thing, it'd be great. 32:28.755 --> 32:32.702 [SPEAKER_03]: I can drop a quick 16 and get it out. 32:32.722 --> 32:35.567 [SPEAKER_08]: What is the appropriate cutoff point for an abortion coupe? 32:37.230 --> 32:40.035 [SPEAKER_02]: Uh, I also, I figured the heartbeat. 32:41.253 --> 32:43.134 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, the heartbeat thing was good enough for me. 32:43.174 --> 32:44.035 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, what was that? 32:44.055 --> 32:46.236 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, when does a baby have heartbeat? 32:47.056 --> 32:48.177 [SPEAKER_08]: Uh, set around six weeks. 32:48.437 --> 32:48.937 [SPEAKER_08]: Five weeks. 32:49.137 --> 32:49.698 [SPEAKER_08]: Five, six weeks. 32:50.518 --> 32:53.760 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, what percentage of women know they're pregnant by then? 32:54.140 --> 32:56.121 [SPEAKER_08]: Ah, that's, that's a good point. 32:56.342 --> 32:56.682 [SPEAKER_08]: Not many. 32:57.102 --> 32:57.322 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 32:57.622 --> 32:58.323 [SPEAKER_08]: Five, six weeks. 32:58.643 --> 32:58.823 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 32:58.843 --> 33:04.286 [SPEAKER_08]: If you're getting cream-pied all the time, it's basically 22 days after conception as when the first heartbeat happens. 33:04.966 --> 33:09.349 [SPEAKER_03]: The laughter out of blue cover there of the word cream pie was what really got me. 33:10.193 --> 33:10.873 [SPEAKER_11]: It's a great word. 33:11.013 --> 33:11.994 [SPEAKER_11]: What can I say? 33:14.655 --> 33:17.497 [SPEAKER_08]: You'll have to go, you should go back and watch our show with Dave Rubin. 33:17.897 --> 33:18.578 [SPEAKER_08]: I made him blush. 33:18.598 --> 33:19.418 [SPEAKER_08]: You know what Dave Rubin is? 33:19.458 --> 33:19.638 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 33:19.758 --> 33:20.339 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 33:20.459 --> 33:26.862 [SPEAKER_08]: Blush, because I kept talking about how Martin Luther King was always cream pie in 16-year-olds, which is true, by the way. 33:26.882 --> 33:27.462 [SPEAKER_08]: It is true. 33:27.843 --> 33:29.023 [SPEAKER_08]: It is true. 33:29.063 --> 33:31.705 [SPEAKER_08]: Keep track of your cream pies, I guess. 33:32.805 --> 33:35.347 [SPEAKER_08]: That helps, but... 33:37.332 --> 33:46.660 [SPEAKER_08]: by week 10, which is below the the international standard is 15 weeks by week 10, the hard structures fully formed with four distinct chambers. 33:48.001 --> 33:48.241 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 33:48.902 --> 33:50.783 [SPEAKER_08]: Why the heartbeat though, just had a curiosity. 33:50.884 --> 33:52.065 [SPEAKER_08]: Why would that be the one? 33:52.405 --> 33:53.746 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, to be perfectly honest, I've 33:54.200 --> 33:57.822 [SPEAKER_02]: This is in a situation I've had to deal with, so I haven't put a whole lot of thought into it. 33:57.902 --> 34:00.023 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't agree with abortion in general. 34:00.303 --> 34:04.605 [SPEAKER_02]: I think it should be rare, but legal, like in medical situations. 34:04.625 --> 34:05.685 [SPEAKER_02]: Like what I Reagan said. 34:06.126 --> 34:06.686 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, yeah. 34:06.706 --> 34:07.866 [SPEAKER_02]: What was it say for you? 34:07.906 --> 34:08.847 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, we're safe and legal. 34:08.867 --> 34:09.527 [SPEAKER_02]: We're safe and legal. 34:09.807 --> 34:13.769 [SPEAKER_03]: I think the heartbeat thing for me is that's when you know it's real. 34:14.069 --> 34:16.991 [SPEAKER_02]: It's, yeah, mainly just trying to determine when it actually 34:18.172 --> 34:21.255 [SPEAKER_02]: I think if it's, so maybe the heartbeat would be a little too early. 34:21.295 --> 34:31.545 [SPEAKER_02]: I guess if it's viable outside of the womb, like even in an ICU, that would, that's definitely got to be a cut off because if it's viable outside the womb, how is that not just straight up, merkin a baby. 34:31.665 --> 34:37.571 [SPEAKER_03]: When I say for me, I mean me personally, so like when I was in the room with my wife, and then you know, they come in. 34:38.372 --> 34:40.135 [SPEAKER_03]: do the ultrasound and all that other shit. 34:40.155 --> 34:46.985 [SPEAKER_03]: When you can hear it, because they've got speakers in there where you can hear the heartbeat and everything, that's when it really felt real to me. 34:47.365 --> 34:47.605 [SPEAKER_03]: Right? 34:47.645 --> 34:50.650 [SPEAKER_03]: Seeing some pictures or looking at the piece stick or whatever, I was like, 34:51.963 --> 34:56.667 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, you know, we'll see how everything goes and people have miscarriages and things like that. 34:56.687 --> 35:01.692 [SPEAKER_03]: When you hear the heartbeat, like as a dad, that's when it sinks in, you're like, oh shit, it's a real person right there. 35:02.273 --> 35:05.616 [SPEAKER_03]: So, yeah, but I don't know what age that is. 35:07.537 --> 35:07.878 [SPEAKER_03]: That's right. 35:07.898 --> 35:10.120 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know what the the weak thing is on that. 35:10.440 --> 35:12.602 [SPEAKER_03]: Isn't that six to eight weeks, isn't that what we were just talking about? 35:12.902 --> 35:17.327 [SPEAKER_03]: I think so, but I don't know, because there's been some other times where, 35:18.117 --> 35:20.779 [SPEAKER_03]: You know, shit, my wife just thought she'd too much to pull it. 35:20.899 --> 35:23.221 [SPEAKER_03]: And we were like, well, maybe it's just a fucking burrito, baby. 35:23.302 --> 35:28.826 [SPEAKER_03]: And the reason to check this out, then it was like, oh fuck, this was 12th, you know, 14 weeks in. 35:29.327 --> 35:30.668 [SPEAKER_03]: God damn, whatever, right? 35:31.008 --> 35:35.332 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, because the first month is when you miss your period, that's when you start checking on it. 35:35.492 --> 35:42.919 [SPEAKER_03]: And then after that, you're like, maybe, and then you get the tasks and you're like, oh shit, man, and then get a doctor's appointment and everything else. 35:45.653 --> 35:47.054 [SPEAKER_03]: What did Ron just say, right? 35:47.074 --> 35:51.715 [SPEAKER_03]: I remember doing this episode a couple years ago when they killed Roe vs. Wade. 35:52.916 --> 35:55.237 [SPEAKER_03]: No pun intended there on that, but sorry. 35:56.877 --> 36:00.739 [SPEAKER_03]: But he had one, I think it was just 12 weeks. 36:03.440 --> 36:04.300 [SPEAKER_02]: Let me look his up. 36:07.589 --> 36:10.811 [SPEAKER_02]: I think it's statement was something along the lines of my couch pulls out. 36:10.932 --> 36:26.644 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't I don't know the one you were thinking of now that yeah, yeah, now the status was six weeks Six weeks, so maybe that is maybe that is when you can hear the RP to whatever But you know, I could tell you one thing with 36:27.530 --> 36:28.851 [SPEAKER_02]: pretty strong confidence. 36:29.612 --> 36:37.578 [SPEAKER_02]: If I were in a situation where that was a discussion being had my opinions on it would probably alter from the opinions that I have right now, if I'm being honest. 36:39.139 --> 36:39.559 [SPEAKER_02]: How so? 36:40.580 --> 36:42.141 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, depends on the situation. 36:42.382 --> 36:42.662 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 36:42.782 --> 36:46.585 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, I might be more opposed to it or I might be a little bit more in favor of it. 36:46.945 --> 37:06.091 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I'm looking at, so the prior was a 15-week law and allows exceptions up to 15 weeks for documented cases of rape, incest, human trafficking, allows procedures later in providing a seat of save the mother's life or prevent irreversible physical impairments. 37:06.212 --> 37:10.493 [SPEAKER_03]: But yeah, this other shits of past, what about was it? 37:11.053 --> 37:12.454 [SPEAKER_03]: She was the the Lady Massages 37:16.660 --> 37:17.380 [SPEAKER_03]: That's a long time. 37:17.821 --> 37:18.041 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 37:18.061 --> 37:21.243 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, I mean, if you want to hear some real horror stories, that's a great idea. 37:21.303 --> 37:22.024 [SPEAKER_02]: There was a clinic. 37:22.164 --> 37:24.746 [SPEAKER_02]: I think it was being operated in Chicago by some guys. 37:24.766 --> 37:26.747 [SPEAKER_02]: And he was like, Dr. Kermit or something. 37:26.887 --> 37:29.189 [SPEAKER_02]: And they were actually letting women give birth. 37:29.209 --> 37:34.972 [SPEAKER_02]: And then they would just use a paramedical shears to slice the back of the baby's neck open to settle this severed the spinal cord. 37:35.013 --> 37:36.894 [SPEAKER_02]: And that's why we're going to naturally suffocate. 37:37.374 --> 37:37.894 [SPEAKER_02]: Are you kidding? 37:37.954 --> 37:41.976 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, he's in prison now, which he should be, but yeah, like all the nurses were participating in it, too. 37:42.056 --> 37:43.337 [SPEAKER_02]: The nurses were killing the babies, too. 37:43.557 --> 37:44.317 [SPEAKER_02]: Out of the womb. 37:44.517 --> 37:47.438 [SPEAKER_02]: And sometimes the babies would be alive for a couple hours before they do it. 37:47.699 --> 37:48.839 [SPEAKER_02]: Jesus Christ. 37:48.899 --> 37:50.060 [SPEAKER_11]: I wouldn't call out abortion. 37:50.240 --> 37:50.980 [SPEAKER_03]: I'd call that murder. 37:51.220 --> 37:51.740 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 37:51.780 --> 37:53.001 [SPEAKER_02]: That's what the course decided, too. 37:53.101 --> 37:53.421 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 37:54.101 --> 37:55.002 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, I know this guy. 37:55.022 --> 37:55.702 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm looking at the thing. 37:55.722 --> 37:56.702 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, pop his one screen. 37:56.963 --> 37:57.763 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I remember this. 37:58.563 --> 37:59.284 [SPEAKER_03]: Dr. Kermit. 37:59.304 --> 38:00.944 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I remember this fucking dude. 38:01.665 --> 38:02.345 [SPEAKER_03]: Where was this? 38:03.472 --> 38:04.512 [SPEAKER_03]: You remember what state this was in? 38:04.612 --> 38:05.373 [SPEAKER_03]: Pents a pencil field. 38:05.393 --> 38:05.933 [SPEAKER_03]: Philadelphia. 38:06.433 --> 38:07.654 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, so yeah, Pennsylvania. 38:07.934 --> 38:08.434 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 38:08.454 --> 38:10.395 [SPEAKER_03]: But in Philadelphia, I remember this fucking guy. 38:10.935 --> 38:11.495 [SPEAKER_03]: Holy shit. 38:11.755 --> 38:15.036 [SPEAKER_03]: West Pennsylvania clinic became known as a house of horrors. 38:15.697 --> 38:16.537 [SPEAKER_03]: Tanned dude. 38:18.158 --> 38:22.319 [SPEAKER_03]: But yeah, with that, I wonder, because I think the go to couch you real quick. 38:22.699 --> 38:24.060 [SPEAKER_03]: I think the hunger is getting in, right? 38:25.395 --> 38:31.559 [SPEAKER_08]: She was at 96% yesterday in the primary, but she's upside down by, I think, 50 or 20 points in the general. 38:31.759 --> 38:36.282 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, but here's what I think is important is Republicans can still run off of this. 38:36.682 --> 38:42.706 [SPEAKER_03]: And I think that's what they're going to try to do here for the next 90 days, until this is over. 38:43.566 --> 38:45.467 [SPEAKER_03]: It's saying, all right, she's at 95 today. 38:45.487 --> 38:48.148 [SPEAKER_03]: So it only went down, I don't know, one point since yesterday. 38:48.168 --> 38:49.909 [SPEAKER_03]: So she's fucking in. 38:50.069 --> 38:51.710 [SPEAKER_03]: But I think Republicans are going to use this. 38:52.251 --> 38:54.652 [SPEAKER_03]: They're going to use this chick. 38:54.672 --> 38:57.453 [SPEAKER_03]: I think in Michigan, who's running right now. 38:57.933 --> 39:02.536 [SPEAKER_03]: And they're going to say, is this how crazy and then this message is saying is, is this how crazy? 39:03.516 --> 39:06.858 [SPEAKER_03]: You want your party to be no matter how bad things are going for us right now. 39:08.244 --> 39:15.477 [SPEAKER_03]: I think that's the only option heading into midterms because what do you celebrate if you're a Republican right now everybody's on break. 39:16.058 --> 39:16.960 [SPEAKER_03]: We didn't do the save act. 39:19.043 --> 39:20.786 [SPEAKER_03]: Do we get any of those doge cuts in? 39:23.015 --> 39:27.777 [SPEAKER_08]: I know, I don't know what the Republicans are running on right now. 39:27.817 --> 39:31.339 [SPEAKER_08]: Go look at somebody's campaign, go see what Wisconsin's government is running on. 39:31.479 --> 39:33.600 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, what's he, because he's governors are different. 39:33.620 --> 39:34.721 [SPEAKER_08]: They don't have to run on that. 39:34.761 --> 39:35.461 [SPEAKER_08]: Exactly. 39:35.761 --> 39:36.301 [SPEAKER_03]: Exactly. 39:36.942 --> 39:39.463 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, so what, but what are the positives right now? 39:39.663 --> 39:41.024 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, positives for who? 39:41.164 --> 39:42.704 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, he's a governor of Wisconsin. 39:42.724 --> 39:43.805 [SPEAKER_08]: He's not the, not him. 39:43.825 --> 39:45.086 [SPEAKER_08]: He's not a congressman or a senator. 39:45.146 --> 39:47.427 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm just saying the Republican Party because as a whole, 39:48.930 --> 39:59.337 [SPEAKER_03]: you're really starting to put your money into candidates all over the country and Bernie Sanders was talking about this on Sunday on meet the press where they asked why he wasn't outstumping for a home. 40:00.238 --> 40:06.663 [SPEAKER_03]: And he said, Hey, dude, there's only so many races I can do what I'd rather focus on is Congress and Senate. 40:07.023 --> 40:12.947 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, well, that's what he should focus on because he's a federal politician. 40:13.067 --> 40:14.148 [SPEAKER_08]: These are state politicians. 40:14.548 --> 40:23.732 [SPEAKER_03]: right, but I still think the Republicans are as a whole are going to tie in this whole Democrat socialist party and say this is too extreme for everybody across them. 40:23.752 --> 40:35.537 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, it's even more effective at the state level because there's no state that's going to participate in that except for some of the more dark blue or deep blue radical ones, Wisconsin's not electing a fucking socialist. 40:35.577 --> 40:36.197 [SPEAKER_08]: It's not happening. 40:36.257 --> 40:37.778 [SPEAKER_08]: Not to a statewide office anyways. 40:38.338 --> 40:40.219 [SPEAKER_08]: Neither is Michigan, it's just not going to happen. 40:40.239 --> 40:49.243 [SPEAKER_08]: Minnesota might because there's so many fucking balloon head retards there now, but no, the other two states is not even close on that. 40:49.983 --> 40:53.325 [SPEAKER_08]: Congressional District is 780,000 people and 100,000 voters, maybe in some cases, on the low end. 40:57.240 --> 40:59.782 [SPEAKER_08]: you can get anybody elected there using the right time. 40:59.802 --> 41:01.043 [SPEAKER_08]: What's this guy's at say? 41:01.343 --> 41:02.504 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, press play on that. 41:02.524 --> 41:05.305 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, let's watch his ad and then I'll try to find a French escahong. 41:05.345 --> 41:09.408 [SPEAKER_03]: That'd be great because I don't understand how she even got this high up. 41:09.948 --> 41:11.269 [SPEAKER_03]: Like that's what's wild to me. 41:11.309 --> 41:13.791 [SPEAKER_03]: It's like, you really are just one away. 41:13.911 --> 41:17.393 [SPEAKER_03]: Even if you lose, you can still tell your grandkids the rest of your life. 41:17.574 --> 41:18.554 [SPEAKER_03]: I was up. 41:18.654 --> 41:24.018 [SPEAKER_03]: I was the candidate for the Democratic Party and I lost as a governor, press play. 41:25.258 --> 41:28.439 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm Tom Tiffany and it's time to fix problems. 41:28.499 --> 41:31.039 [SPEAKER_04]: 7 and 10 fourth graders cannot read at grade level. 41:31.319 --> 41:33.980 [SPEAKER_04]: Less than half of hospitals post their prices. 41:34.400 --> 41:35.700 [SPEAKER_04]: Families can't afford homes. 41:36.041 --> 41:38.941 [SPEAKER_04]: When I'm governor will raise academic standards. 41:39.241 --> 41:41.382 [SPEAKER_04]: Make healthcare more transparent. 41:41.682 --> 41:45.043 [SPEAKER_04]: Stop Wall Street from buying our homes and lower property taxes. 41:45.623 --> 41:46.323 [SPEAKER_04]: Kitsu can read. 41:46.923 --> 41:49.424 [SPEAKER_04]: prices you can see a home you can own. 41:50.005 --> 41:54.888 [SPEAKER_04]: That's a Wisconsin that works for everyone, and that's the common sense governor, I'll be. 41:55.088 --> 41:56.769 [SPEAKER_08]: Not a single partisan statement. 41:57.049 --> 42:00.891 [SPEAKER_08]: Nope, every single one of those addresses the community and affordability. 42:01.111 --> 42:03.813 [SPEAKER_08]: That's a smart ad, especially in this time. 42:04.273 --> 42:05.594 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's see what this country has to say. 42:06.194 --> 42:09.356 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's see what the hunger's gonna say. 42:09.396 --> 42:10.196 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm gonna kill 42:12.509 --> 42:13.490 [SPEAKER_08]: It's like a no. 42:13.590 --> 42:27.737 [SPEAKER_03]: Why people are bad if she did the lead off with a, the way I would, I mean, then I would say okay. 42:28.338 --> 42:31.719 [SPEAKER_03]: Now all of this is making sense why she's, she's leading the Democratic Party. 42:32.320 --> 42:34.381 [SPEAKER_03]: But I have yet to hear that out of her mouth yet. 42:34.961 --> 42:40.124 [SPEAKER_03]: And I'm hoping, you know, we'll get one before she runs in November here. 42:41.052 --> 42:42.933 [SPEAKER_03]: But I'm curious to hear your speech tonight, too. 42:42.953 --> 42:47.497 [SPEAKER_03]: All right. 42:48.412 --> 42:52.574 [SPEAKER_05]: Gohong and I've got 30 secs to tell you what I'll do as Wisconsin's next governor. 42:52.754 --> 42:57.277 [SPEAKER_05]: Unlike the other candidates, I'm not bought by corporations, so I'll actually stop AI data centers. 42:57.437 --> 43:08.443 [SPEAKER_05]: I'll repeal Act 10 and strengthen Wisconsin's unions and I'll tax the rich to fully fund our public schools and cut property taxes for free child care and healthcare and actually afford it. 43:08.863 --> 43:09.744 [SPEAKER_05]: And that's just a start. 43:10.184 --> 43:12.785 [SPEAKER_05]: We'll prosecute Trump's rogue ice agents. 43:13.046 --> 43:17.328 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm Frances Gohong, and together we'll build the Wisconsin we can all afford. 43:17.548 --> 43:30.220 [SPEAKER_08]: So you've got three hyperpartisan points from one side with a frantic looking woman and a very calm old white man just saying, hey, I want you to be able to own your home. 43:30.240 --> 43:32.222 [SPEAKER_08]: Who are you thinking is going to win? 43:32.242 --> 43:33.623 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, you don't have to fucking guess. 43:33.864 --> 43:36.186 [SPEAKER_08]: My friend, it's very clear who's going to win that race. 43:36.226 --> 43:38.588 [SPEAKER_08]: He's going to win probably 60%. 43:39.909 --> 43:42.011 [SPEAKER_03]: Looking at that outfit too, Luke, what is that? 43:42.753 --> 43:46.154 [SPEAKER_08]: It was like a selection where there's a lot of tracksuits to Kim Jong-un. 43:46.454 --> 43:48.014 [SPEAKER_03]: That's what it looks like if you may audition. 43:48.034 --> 43:50.494 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, it's very odd, man. 43:50.534 --> 43:55.495 [SPEAKER_03]: It's a full, like, I almost looks like she's a nurse. 43:56.235 --> 43:57.916 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I thought they actually were scrubs. 43:58.076 --> 43:58.976 [SPEAKER_03]: I was not scrubs. 43:59.236 --> 43:59.516 [SPEAKER_03]: I know. 43:59.536 --> 44:00.156 [SPEAKER_03]: It's like a tracksuit. 44:00.176 --> 44:01.336 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know what the fuck. 44:01.376 --> 44:02.597 [SPEAKER_03]: Press play on this real quick. 44:02.797 --> 44:04.077 [SPEAKER_03]: I just want to see it in motion. 44:04.337 --> 44:08.258 [SPEAKER_05]: I feel honored to be running to be your next governor. 44:08.598 --> 44:09.618 [SPEAKER_05]: They call me house. 44:11.162 --> 44:20.986 [SPEAKER_03]: They call me Stacy, they call me hunger, they call me chain, they call me chong, they call me doctor, I don't know what that outfit is. 44:21.306 --> 44:22.727 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean it looks like a pair of scrubs. 44:23.948 --> 44:25.049 [SPEAKER_03]: It looks like a pair of scrubs. 44:25.690 --> 44:27.391 [SPEAKER_03]: And I don't know what the intention is of that. 44:27.651 --> 44:28.372 [SPEAKER_03]: Even in that, look at that. 44:28.392 --> 44:29.893 [SPEAKER_03]: She's doing a headset video there. 44:30.234 --> 44:31.395 [SPEAKER_03]: Go, yeah, that one right there. 44:31.835 --> 44:32.636 [SPEAKER_03]: Is that a son, Piker? 44:32.796 --> 44:33.076 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 44:33.416 --> 44:35.698 [SPEAKER_03]: Jesus Christ has got to put every well on the normal. 44:35.758 --> 44:39.101 [SPEAKER_03]: And Ilan Omar, what the fuck? 44:39.141 --> 44:40.703 [SPEAKER_03]: And then go up one more picture there. 44:41.904 --> 44:42.805 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes, this outfit. 44:43.325 --> 44:46.348 [SPEAKER_03]: So she's on a, she got this fun little Janet Jackson headset on. 44:47.286 --> 44:51.787 [SPEAKER_06]: struggles of other communities of color because of for me, it's like a channel to go for. 44:52.267 --> 44:58.789 [SPEAKER_06]: And so, I did marry, I'm proximity to whiteness continues, right? 44:58.909 --> 45:03.210 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm my son is biracial, he's half white and half Korean. 45:03.710 --> 45:05.130 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, where you pause this for a second? 45:05.150 --> 45:05.431 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes. 45:06.611 --> 45:09.191 [SPEAKER_08]: I think it was daily wire had a really good post on this. 45:09.431 --> 45:11.112 [SPEAKER_08]: I just saw this morning, you're right. 45:12.149 --> 45:16.913 [SPEAKER_08]: It's progressive and the streets, but colonized in the streets. 45:17.173 --> 45:19.315 [SPEAKER_08]: I think it's her and AOC. 45:19.375 --> 45:22.057 [SPEAKER_03]: If you go to their Instagram, that's where I saw it. 45:25.200 --> 45:33.487 [SPEAKER_03]: That's where I saw this morning when I was looking for news and shit, and it pops up in my feet, and I was like, man, what a genius video, what a fucking genius video. 45:33.507 --> 45:35.949 [SPEAKER_03]: Because it really shows who these people are. 45:38.952 --> 45:40.032 [SPEAKER_02]: You want daily wire? 45:41.317 --> 45:42.938 [SPEAKER_02]: I post, yeah, we're looking for it now. 45:43.698 --> 45:45.219 [SPEAKER_03]: It's not that one. 45:49.061 --> 45:51.822 [SPEAKER_03]: It's you, the white dads are, whatever. 45:51.842 --> 45:53.803 [SPEAKER_03]: Let's see if I can find it here. 45:54.023 --> 45:55.524 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, I just saw this this morning. 45:57.545 --> 45:58.365 [SPEAKER_03]: And it was wild. 45:58.485 --> 46:01.847 [SPEAKER_03]: I had no idea all of them were married to fucking hockey suit. 46:02.467 --> 46:04.909 [SPEAKER_03]: Like every single one of them is married to a hockey. 46:05.309 --> 46:07.330 [SPEAKER_03]: And this proximity to whites 46:08.252 --> 46:11.955 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, I'm sorry, the person you're married to, that's the proximity. 46:12.055 --> 46:14.938 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, you mean the guy that you're in bed with, like, that's the proximity. 46:15.058 --> 46:15.739 [SPEAKER_03]: Andrew Child. 46:16.119 --> 46:18.461 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes, that's, but that's the proximity, coupe. 46:18.481 --> 46:26.368 [SPEAKER_03]: That's not just, um, you know, just kind of hanging out, but yeah, man, um, there it is. 46:26.948 --> 46:28.890 [SPEAKER_03]: So it's the one with AOC all the way to the right. 46:32.773 --> 46:34.835 [SPEAKER_03]: You can play the song, we're on Patreon, and it doesn't fucking matter. 46:36.269 --> 47:01.928 [SPEAKER_03]: uh... scroll back though uh... play from the top because it's all of them so it's her right there go full screen lnomar white and white men are inherently evil she's married a white man a c married to a white man and it's hard shit married a white man uh... don't let me married a white man contenty jambraxon whatever her fucking name is jamanji white man i mean it's there's so many going in such a full speed 47:07.025 --> 47:19.190 [SPEAKER_03]: AOC, that Indian check, it's on lemon, jumanji, hogger, who's the last Asian that I'm missing right before Commonwealth. 47:19.210 --> 47:20.391 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm not sure who that was. 47:20.451 --> 47:21.391 [SPEAKER_11]: Ever seen that person before? 47:21.731 --> 47:23.572 [SPEAKER_03]: I am, I can't remember that Asian. 47:23.712 --> 47:25.553 [SPEAKER_03]: And usually I'm very good at name that Asian. 47:26.590 --> 47:28.433 [SPEAKER_03]: It's one of my favorite games that I like to play. 47:28.453 --> 47:29.574 [SPEAKER_02]: No, no, he's a game to play. 47:29.915 --> 47:35.804 [SPEAKER_03]: It's not, and it's not like the kids don't enjoy it that much, but I love it personally. 47:37.006 --> 47:41.052 [SPEAKER_03]: But I think this is going to be the whole message here of Hey Dude. 47:41.993 --> 47:43.434 [SPEAKER_03]: These crazy people won tonight. 47:43.854 --> 47:44.854 [SPEAKER_03]: These primaries are tonight. 47:45.474 --> 47:46.275 [SPEAKER_03]: There's these stories. 47:46.295 --> 47:48.155 [SPEAKER_03]: You're going to lead into tomorrow. 47:48.215 --> 47:48.655 [SPEAKER_03]: Bill more. 47:48.675 --> 47:50.136 [SPEAKER_03]: We'll talk about it on a Friday night. 47:50.876 --> 47:54.757 [SPEAKER_03]: Those clips will go viral over the weekend and this is not my party. 47:54.797 --> 47:55.738 [SPEAKER_03]: This is not my party. 47:55.758 --> 47:57.278 [SPEAKER_03]: You're going to keep hearing that. 47:57.679 --> 47:59.519 [SPEAKER_03]: And then the Democrats are going to keep pitching. 47:59.659 --> 48:01.900 [SPEAKER_03]: We're at big tent party that welcomes everybody. 48:01.980 --> 48:05.841 [SPEAKER_02]: Now, are all these chicks just pissed off at their husbands and they're getting political about it? 48:06.242 --> 48:10.923 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, this is all just based off of marital issues and they're turning it into a fucking turn to come. 48:10.943 --> 48:12.764 [SPEAKER_08]: No, I think she was like that before. 48:12.784 --> 48:15.705 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know how long she's AOC's been with that one gender. 48:15.725 --> 48:18.286 [SPEAKER_11]: I don't even think she's with her anymore. 48:19.086 --> 48:19.547 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe not. 48:19.907 --> 48:20.207 [SPEAKER_08]: Which one? 48:20.227 --> 48:21.267 [SPEAKER_08]: She's freezing her eggs now. 48:21.407 --> 48:22.448 [SPEAKER_11]: No, I think they're engaged. 48:22.788 --> 48:23.588 [SPEAKER_03]: I think they broke up. 48:24.008 --> 48:24.629 [SPEAKER_03]: They weren't good. 48:24.649 --> 48:25.209 [SPEAKER_03]: Confirm it. 48:25.549 --> 48:26.089 [SPEAKER_03]: Confirm it. 48:26.169 --> 48:26.409 [SPEAKER_03]: I think. 48:26.849 --> 48:28.030 [SPEAKER_03]: Because I think. 48:30.521 --> 48:37.124 [SPEAKER_03]: I think that would cause Matt Gates to probably get back in politics if she was single, you know? 48:37.144 --> 48:38.024 [SPEAKER_11]: Oh, maybe she is. 48:38.044 --> 48:39.845 [SPEAKER_03]: I think she's engaged. 48:40.165 --> 48:41.485 [SPEAKER_03]: Is it saying engagement details right there? 48:43.086 --> 48:46.307 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, engaged since 2022 and Puerto Rico. 48:46.407 --> 48:47.187 [SPEAKER_03]: Hmm. 48:47.748 --> 48:48.048 [SPEAKER_03]: All right. 48:48.208 --> 48:49.768 [SPEAKER_03]: Now, things are getting suspicious here. 48:49.908 --> 48:52.249 [SPEAKER_03]: I got engaged four years ago, and they're not married yet. 48:53.090 --> 48:53.370 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, yeah. 48:54.710 --> 48:55.450 [SPEAKER_03]: That is strange. 48:55.891 --> 48:56.491 [SPEAKER_03]: Four years? 48:56.511 --> 48:57.811 [SPEAKER_08]: It's waiting for the right time. 48:59.918 --> 49:15.724 [SPEAKER_08]: right for the the right fucking hurricane maybe he was born um in a leap year and she's waiting for him to come page oh maybe maybe thought about that yeah he does look uh i don't know how old this guy is 49:16.534 --> 49:25.379 [SPEAKER_03]: He looks like he's going to mumford and son's concert, you know, for the audio listeners that you know the look, that ginger fucking dude, or it's just like, okay, cool. 49:25.760 --> 49:29.482 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, they cost him off for this, all right, even in that you can test. 49:29.522 --> 49:30.363 [SPEAKER_02]: I've ever seen him look. 49:30.483 --> 49:34.265 [SPEAKER_02]: He still listens to nothing but stomp clap, hey music, he's got that fucking bow tie on. 49:34.465 --> 49:41.029 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, and then to answer, to answer your question, book, it's pretty simple. 49:41.370 --> 49:44.392 [SPEAKER_03]: Behind all of these women is a white man who was planning this shit out. 49:44.492 --> 49:47.114 [SPEAKER_03]: Like, I heard this is true. 49:47.194 --> 49:48.414 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm being dead honest about this. 49:48.915 --> 49:53.518 [SPEAKER_03]: I heard the gingerbread man for AOC was the one who built that whole campaign. 49:53.978 --> 49:57.000 [SPEAKER_03]: And like the Facebook shit and all that other stuff. 49:57.841 --> 49:59.222 [SPEAKER_03]: So, yeah. 50:02.018 --> 50:05.120 [SPEAKER_03]: The others, I don't know who Conwayher is smart, sir. 50:05.380 --> 50:06.301 [SPEAKER_03]: I know his name is Doug. 50:06.641 --> 50:08.042 [SPEAKER_03]: Doug Moth. 50:08.343 --> 50:09.403 [SPEAKER_03]: What was his story? 50:09.503 --> 50:10.064 [SPEAKER_03]: Is he rich? 50:10.424 --> 50:11.025 [SPEAKER_03]: No, he's gay. 50:11.345 --> 50:11.885 [SPEAKER_03]: He's a lawyer. 50:11.905 --> 50:12.726 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 50:14.507 --> 50:15.067 [SPEAKER_11]: She's a lawyer. 50:15.127 --> 50:17.769 [SPEAKER_11]: Didn't he hold public office or something, too, and that's how I met? 50:18.730 --> 50:20.111 [SPEAKER_08]: Ah, no, I don't think so. 50:20.191 --> 50:23.253 [SPEAKER_08]: He was, he's an entertainment lawyer, I think. 50:24.174 --> 50:24.314 [SPEAKER_03]: Mm. 50:24.814 --> 50:25.135 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 50:26.496 --> 50:27.376 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, the, the, 50:30.413 --> 50:33.936 [SPEAKER_03]: The dude, she was fucking, he was in public office. 50:34.816 --> 50:35.277 [SPEAKER_03]: Remember that? 50:35.477 --> 50:36.177 [SPEAKER_08]: The mayor of scene. 50:36.197 --> 50:36.918 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that's it. 50:36.958 --> 50:37.118 [SPEAKER_03]: Yep. 50:37.498 --> 50:37.959 [SPEAKER_08]: That's the same. 50:37.999 --> 50:39.440 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, Montel Williams wasn't. 50:40.441 --> 50:41.161 [SPEAKER_08]: He wasn't. 50:41.721 --> 50:42.682 [SPEAKER_08]: He was that. 50:42.722 --> 50:43.523 [SPEAKER_08]: Fuck whoever you want. 50:43.543 --> 50:46.845 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, but I. Montel Williams was a bunch of. 50:47.246 --> 50:48.466 [SPEAKER_08]: Actually, Montel's a good dude. 50:48.507 --> 50:50.588 [SPEAKER_08]: He billed houses for better and still. 50:50.708 --> 50:56.513 [SPEAKER_08]: He happens to be one, but he also, he's done a lot of work for the veteran community and if he. 50:57.253 --> 50:58.253 [SPEAKER_08]: Popped a piece of ass. 50:58.533 --> 50:58.673 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 50:58.693 --> 50:59.194 [SPEAKER_08]: Back of the day. 50:59.234 --> 50:59.694 [SPEAKER_08]: Good for him. 50:59.774 --> 51:00.614 [SPEAKER_08]: Who cares, dude? 51:00.734 --> 51:01.354 [SPEAKER_03]: Who cares? 51:01.514 --> 51:01.754 [SPEAKER_03]: You know? 51:01.774 --> 51:02.234 [SPEAKER_08]: Good for him. 51:02.455 --> 51:02.795 [SPEAKER_08]: I guess. 51:02.855 --> 51:08.656 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, look, I can't imagine, can you imagine listening to her talk? 51:08.876 --> 51:09.797 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 51:09.997 --> 51:11.577 [SPEAKER_08]: And person for any matter of time? 51:11.597 --> 51:12.337 [SPEAKER_08]: I would end my life. 51:12.697 --> 51:13.718 [SPEAKER_02]: I would end my life, too. 51:13.738 --> 51:15.718 [SPEAKER_02]: And noises that she would make drinks, sex, Jesus. 51:15.918 --> 51:18.499 [SPEAKER_02]: I can't even, I like, even for something. 51:18.759 --> 51:19.099 [SPEAKER_02]: I know. 51:20.600 --> 51:21.360 [SPEAKER_03]: Like a friend, Dr. 51:21.560 --> 51:22.440 [SPEAKER_03]: I always think of too. 51:22.500 --> 51:25.041 [SPEAKER_03]: It's like, I know she's married, but to who who is that? 51:25.941 --> 51:27.901 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, at least she's not for the most part. 51:27.961 --> 51:31.442 [SPEAKER_02]: She made up the voice for the nanny, but yeah, I don't think you can get rid of that laugh that she's got. 51:31.602 --> 51:32.963 [SPEAKER_02]: Now, I think that's a real one. 51:33.163 --> 51:34.683 [SPEAKER_02]: And that's a real fucking laugh here. 51:36.103 --> 51:37.664 [SPEAKER_03]: Unfortunately, you know? 51:38.984 --> 51:40.244 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, I wish it was made up. 51:40.925 --> 51:42.285 [SPEAKER_03]: That would be a craze. 51:42.325 --> 51:43.385 [SPEAKER_03]: That would be too much for me. 51:43.485 --> 51:46.366 [SPEAKER_03]: I've broken up with people for less in the past, where I'm like, I can't do this. 51:46.826 --> 51:47.206 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm sorry. 51:47.906 --> 51:50.487 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm sorry about all this, but yeah, dude. 51:51.227 --> 51:53.348 [SPEAKER_03]: All these people are married to white people. 51:56.612 --> 51:59.053 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't get that to give him to the country somehow. 51:59.654 --> 52:02.235 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, didn't she smuggle her brother in? 52:02.315 --> 52:03.896 [SPEAKER_03]: Like, was she was able to get in? 52:03.916 --> 52:05.437 [SPEAKER_03]: I think it was her brother, shit, and Mary. 52:05.617 --> 52:08.719 [SPEAKER_03]: And then this white guy, I don't know what his story is. 52:12.821 --> 52:14.062 [SPEAKER_03]: Cause he's not Muslim, right? 52:15.182 --> 52:16.563 [SPEAKER_08]: Tim, mine it. 52:16.983 --> 52:18.324 [SPEAKER_08]: He was a political consultant. 52:19.344 --> 52:19.765 [SPEAKER_08]: There you go. 52:20.782 --> 52:26.066 [SPEAKER_08]: It kind of seems like these dudes are all just political pimps. 52:26.486 --> 52:26.786 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 52:27.447 --> 52:28.788 [SPEAKER_03]: That's what it seems like to me. 52:29.148 --> 52:30.169 [SPEAKER_03]: Like, I'll be your manager. 52:30.469 --> 52:30.809 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 52:31.069 --> 52:33.351 [SPEAKER_03]: Where it's like, I can get you that fucking rap, do. 52:33.371 --> 52:35.272 [SPEAKER_03]: All you gotta do is this. 52:35.512 --> 52:36.393 [SPEAKER_03]: X, Y, and Z. 52:36.613 --> 52:41.336 [SPEAKER_03]: And hey, whatever it is, it's working for these fucking people, man. 52:41.476 --> 52:41.717 [SPEAKER_03]: But... 52:42.437 --> 52:55.547 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I'm sure you're going to hear all the pundits and everybody, uh, tonight's, uh, go nuts and, and whatever, hanger speech is going to be fight the power or whatever, uh, uh, with the white husband or if I don't even think she'll allow him there. 52:56.488 --> 52:58.789 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't even know if he'll be in proximity, sir. 52:59.450 --> 53:01.932 [SPEAKER_02]: Nailed it, nailed it. 53:02.152 --> 53:03.373 [SPEAKER_03]: Because that's what I'm looking at. 53:04.193 --> 53:08.657 [SPEAKER_03]: Uh, Dan III, I know you said you were going to Columbia to get to stem cell treatments. 53:09.557 --> 53:09.918 [SPEAKER_03]: When is that? 53:10.843 --> 53:11.263 [SPEAKER_03]: Two weeks. 53:11.664 --> 53:12.084 [SPEAKER_03]: Two weeks? 53:12.324 --> 53:15.367 [SPEAKER_03]: Is that off now because of, I don't know if you'll give a fuck about it earthquakes. 53:15.507 --> 53:16.007 [SPEAKER_03]: The earthquake? 53:16.047 --> 53:16.688 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, but do they? 53:17.508 --> 53:19.109 [SPEAKER_08]: I pulled up this footage for you, Bluke. 53:19.330 --> 53:20.270 [SPEAKER_08]: Have you seen this shit? 53:20.290 --> 53:22.232 [SPEAKER_08]: This is like seven hours away from where I'm gonna be. 53:22.512 --> 53:25.915 [SPEAKER_08]: All those earthquakes are happening in the south. 53:27.035 --> 53:39.646 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, so I've never been to Columbia, but I was watching this footage this morning because this was kind of going on, uh, yesterday when we were doing fake news, but I didn't see much of the footage until today here. 53:40.306 --> 53:42.889 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, how big is that country and where was this at? 53:42.929 --> 53:43.890 [SPEAKER_03]: This was a 7.4. 53:44.610 --> 53:46.131 [SPEAKER_03]: That's fucking massive big country. 53:46.792 --> 53:47.473 [SPEAKER_03]: It's a big country. 53:48.934 --> 53:50.595 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, what was the epicenter of this? 53:50.615 --> 53:53.638 [SPEAKER_03]: Because I mean, you got churches fucking falling and shit like that, like, 53:55.140 --> 53:56.481 [SPEAKER_03]: These streets are moving. 53:56.641 --> 54:01.525 [SPEAKER_03]: This is not like Tokyo where Japan's locked in for this shit. 54:01.786 --> 54:04.228 [SPEAKER_03]: Clearly, a lot of these buildings were not prepared. 54:06.189 --> 54:10.473 [SPEAKER_03]: And then these people standing so close to the buildings, like what the fuck would they think in, dude? 54:11.980 --> 54:13.241 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, it's a good question. 54:13.341 --> 54:15.102 [SPEAKER_11]: I mean, they were just in them, you know? 54:15.122 --> 54:16.683 [SPEAKER_11]: So they did not have much time to get out. 54:16.703 --> 54:18.083 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, but look at them outside, right? 54:18.103 --> 54:19.964 [SPEAKER_03]: They're still looking up at them. 54:19.984 --> 54:21.605 [SPEAKER_03]: And it's like, dude, just keep running. 54:21.665 --> 54:24.907 [SPEAKER_03]: If that crash is down, you're still gonna fucking die. 54:27.108 --> 54:29.090 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, the footage is absolutely devastating. 54:29.170 --> 54:30.570 [SPEAKER_03]: What was the epicenter of this? 54:32.571 --> 54:33.432 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, that one's a crazy one. 54:33.452 --> 54:35.113 [SPEAKER_03]: I said, yeah, put this one up here. 54:37.142 --> 54:39.124 [SPEAKER_03]: Boom, I imagine walking down the street dude. 54:39.144 --> 54:39.644 [SPEAKER_03]: Good night. 54:40.485 --> 54:43.748 [SPEAKER_03]: Home building just fucking half a building just falls on your head. 54:44.809 --> 54:45.569 [SPEAKER_03]: Nothing you can do. 54:47.051 --> 54:48.012 [SPEAKER_03]: Man, that's wild. 54:48.032 --> 54:51.455 [SPEAKER_03]: I absolutely fucking wild there. 54:53.176 --> 54:55.618 [SPEAKER_03]: Blue click up the epicenter of this, where was it? 54:58.100 --> 55:04.206 [SPEAKER_03]: Cause as I was going through this footage this morning, I was like, I don't even, I mean, you have to rebuild everything at that point. 55:04.553 --> 55:04.833 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 55:05.073 --> 55:09.856 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, it's not a super wealthy country right now, so I'm not sure what their plan is well then. 55:09.956 --> 55:10.576 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm not either. 55:10.596 --> 55:14.558 [SPEAKER_08]: These are also, I mean, those look like those aren't major cities. 55:14.578 --> 55:17.099 [SPEAKER_08]: There's only two or three major cities in the entire country. 55:17.339 --> 55:21.981 [SPEAKER_08]: But with Tom, Medaging, and a couple of others, maybe four or five. 55:22.282 --> 55:23.862 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't, let's see. 55:25.683 --> 55:27.224 [SPEAKER_11]: What's the epicenter blue quizzan in that city? 55:27.744 --> 55:29.385 [SPEAKER_11]: So it, the... 55:31.168 --> 55:37.291 [SPEAKER_11]: The name of the city looks like maybe a small, well, it looks like the actual epicenter is kind of in the middle of nowhere, but, um... 55:39.760 --> 55:43.262 [SPEAKER_11]: I mean, it's not like we're in a no any of the city's L Pozo. 55:43.722 --> 55:44.883 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, I love that place, dude. 55:45.183 --> 55:47.584 [SPEAKER_11]: It's a radio day in Gara. 55:47.704 --> 55:48.124 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, of course. 55:48.304 --> 55:50.085 [SPEAKER_03]: Now, great salsa. 55:50.546 --> 55:51.146 [SPEAKER_03]: L T Gray. 55:51.686 --> 55:52.767 [SPEAKER_03]: Home of the Tigers. 55:52.867 --> 55:53.747 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, yeah. 55:53.767 --> 55:56.529 [SPEAKER_03]: That's where all the, that's where every tiger in the world is born. 55:57.009 --> 56:00.911 [SPEAKER_11]: It looks like the the biggest major city is Cartago. 56:02.071 --> 56:04.893 [SPEAKER_11]: And many things kind of far away, maybe, but 56:05.446 --> 56:07.347 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, is it Cartagre or Cartagena? 56:08.287 --> 56:08.767 [SPEAKER_11]: Cartagre. 56:08.787 --> 56:09.087 [SPEAKER_11]: Cartagre. 56:09.167 --> 56:09.508 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:09.588 --> 56:09.988 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:10.028 --> 56:10.448 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:10.468 --> 56:10.648 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:10.668 --> 56:11.028 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:11.088 --> 56:11.408 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:11.428 --> 56:11.608 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:11.628 --> 56:12.008 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:12.028 --> 56:12.329 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:12.369 --> 56:12.569 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:14.029 --> 56:14.249 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:14.629 --> 56:15.050 [SPEAKER_03]: Cartagre. 56:15.070 --> 56:15.430 [SPEAKER_03]: Cartagre. 56:15.450 --> 56:15.630 [SPEAKER_03]: Cartagre. 56:15.670 --> 56:15.970 [SPEAKER_03]: Cartagre. 56:15.990 --> 56:16.350 [SPEAKER_03]: Cartagre. 56:17.911 --> 56:18.231 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:18.251 --> 56:18.491 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:18.511 --> 56:18.711 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:18.751 --> 56:18.971 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:18.991 --> 56:19.231 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:19.251 --> 56:19.611 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:19.791 --> 56:20.112 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:20.412 --> 56:20.732 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:20.752 --> 56:20.952 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:20.972 --> 56:21.372 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:21.412 --> 56:21.712 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:21.732 --> 56:22.032 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:22.893 --> 56:23.513 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:23.533 --> 56:24.013 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:24.033 --> 56:24.313 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:24.333 --> 56:24.713 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:25.073 --> 56:25.294 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:25.334 --> 56:25.574 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:25.594 --> 56:25.894 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:25.914 --> 56:26.234 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:26.254 --> 56:26.574 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:26.594 --> 56:26.834 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:26.854 --> 56:27.034 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:27.054 --> 56:27.374 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:27.414 --> 56:27.794 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:27.814 --> 56:28.935 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:28.955 --> 56:29.815 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:29.855 --> 56:30.135 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:31.836 --> 56:32.096 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:32.116 --> 56:32.376 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:32.396 --> 56:32.716 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:32.736 --> 56:32.996 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:33.036 --> 56:33.297 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:33.317 --> 56:33.497 [SPEAKER_08]: Cartagre. 56:33.697 --> 56:33.857 [SPEAKER_08]: Cart 56:37.037 --> 57:00.713 [SPEAKER_08]: I can't remember how it compares to the U.S. as a whole, but it's very large, and the Columbia is a, I mean, it's big, it's big, so Bogotaz got about eight million people, Metagene's got about two and a half, three million people, Cali's got two and a half million Barranquilla has one and a half million, and I think Cartagena's got a million or one, two, one, three, so much down. 57:01.013 --> 57:03.055 [SPEAKER_08]: So they got some pretty big cities, this is not near any of them. 57:03.829 --> 57:06.691 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, but yeah, the footage coming out of here was wild. 57:06.711 --> 57:07.612 [SPEAKER_03]: There was one dude. 57:07.632 --> 57:27.226 [SPEAKER_03]: They were building a pretty tall building and look like maybe I guess say eight to ten stories He was on top of it total as construction workers to hang on in the middle of it in the rest of it started collapsing around them He saved like fucking 70 dudes on this roof Which was cool to see where you're just like holy shit 57:29.712 --> 57:30.674 [SPEAKER_03]: God damn it, you're right dude. 57:30.694 --> 57:31.977 [SPEAKER_03]: Holdin' one insurance does exist. 57:31.997 --> 57:33.439 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, the way, a listener just sent it to me. 57:34.121 --> 57:35.504 [SPEAKER_03]: Holdin' one insurance.com. 57:38.970 --> 58:02.785 [SPEAKER_08]: What are they giving away there wasn't there crazy story here uh... uh... it's right at the guy with the fake hole in one uh... yeah that was a guy who just got uh... of golf pro not golf pro but a fucking some pro golfer who got kicked out of his club this week for fake in a hole in one an amateur golfer has resigned his membership at a same as area club 58:03.805 --> 58:06.286 [SPEAKER_03]: After meeting, well, everybody's in here, which club is it? 58:06.386 --> 58:16.231 [SPEAKER_03]: Let's see, Zach Holland, a former college golfer who now reportedly has a two a handicap. 58:16.271 --> 58:18.352 [SPEAKER_03]: I love how they say reportedly now that they've picked the home on. 58:18.852 --> 58:22.534 [SPEAKER_03]: Told ESPN radio and St. Louis that he placed his golf ball in the cup. 58:23.335 --> 58:29.598 [SPEAKER_03]: At the par three fourth hole before the starts of a membership event in wing haven country club. 58:30.418 --> 58:32.780 [SPEAKER_03]: And that's an O'Fallan Missouri, do you know what that's him? 58:32.920 --> 58:33.540 [SPEAKER_03]: O'Fallan, you. 58:33.801 --> 58:34.101 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 58:35.282 --> 58:43.568 [SPEAKER_03]: How and then why and about async the hold during the tournament and offered the ball is proof of a hole in one to his playing partners. 58:47.791 --> 58:50.593 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, so yeah, you got Chuck to out of there. 58:50.813 --> 58:51.754 [SPEAKER_03]: Is that the guy right there? 58:53.013 --> 58:55.354 [SPEAKER_03]: Sure is it was he playing by himself. 58:55.434 --> 59:00.535 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, how do you fake that essentially like I don't really Go up you pop the ball in your hand. 59:00.555 --> 59:00.835 [SPEAKER_11]: You go. 59:00.855 --> 59:02.636 [SPEAKER_11]: Oh, it was okay. 59:02.656 --> 59:03.216 [SPEAKER_11]: I don't know. 59:03.236 --> 59:03.736 [SPEAKER_03]: Maybe yeah. 59:03.756 --> 59:16.860 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, you couldn't see where it was I wonder how they are um how the insurance companies are handling this now could do not AI hole in one With those yeah, I would imagine you could imagine I like to tell it's all getting super easy now. 59:16.940 --> 59:20.161 [SPEAKER_03]: So it's like yeah I don't know um 59:21.520 --> 59:43.168 [SPEAKER_08]: with a home in one insurance is either these are the events where they're given away like cars and shit like that cars you can ensure the entire car you can sure I'm you can technically ensure anything but all if you see one that's like a million dollar prize it's insured and I don't know what the premium on that would be or what the terms are but it is insured and you got to be if you're the 59:44.488 --> 59:51.333 [SPEAKER_08]: You have to be really careful when you're drawn it up because it can't be a lottery But because that's gambling. 59:52.093 --> 59:58.498 [SPEAKER_08]: It can't be I don't even think most stage you can't have been used the word What's the other word for it? 59:59.198 --> 01:00:02.941 [SPEAKER_08]: Were you by tickets sweepstakes you can use sweepstakes you can use sweepstakes. 01:00:03.281 --> 01:00:04.322 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, I think where you you 01:00:05.022 --> 01:00:05.262 [SPEAKER_08]: fuck. 01:00:05.603 --> 01:00:07.084 [SPEAKER_08]: There's certain rapsy raffle. 01:00:07.245 --> 01:00:10.868 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, you can use raffle because I think raffle implies gambling is as well gambling as well. 01:00:11.009 --> 01:00:12.670 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, they run into that with a Lego thing. 01:00:12.690 --> 01:00:16.555 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, you can use the word sweepstakes and say no purchase required that way. 01:00:16.575 --> 01:00:18.236 [SPEAKER_08]: There's no actual entry fee. 01:00:19.017 --> 01:00:24.784 [SPEAKER_08]: So it isn't technically gambling because even if there's a dollar entry fee, you're technically gambling one dollar. 01:00:27.425 --> 01:00:47.895 [SPEAKER_08]: So you have to be careful about that and you also have to be careful about your terms with the customer and your insurance terms matching if your terms with the customer If you hit a hole in one then you get paid and your terms with the insurance company has verification verification verification and it doesn't show up on the customer's side Then you're fucked because you owe that customer a million dollars in the insurance company won't pay out 01:00:48.175 --> 01:01:00.744 [SPEAKER_02]: Holy shit, so it's saying on here that a premium for a one million dollar prize or hole-in-one policy typically ranges from three to 15% of the total prize value or 30,000 to $150,000. 01:01:00.784 --> 01:01:01.504 [SPEAKER_02]: It's not bad. 01:01:01.584 --> 01:01:03.065 [SPEAKER_02]: All right. 01:01:03.286 --> 01:01:04.266 [SPEAKER_02]: That's not bad. 01:01:04.907 --> 01:01:06.388 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, that's a big ass premium. 01:01:06.648 --> 01:01:11.351 [SPEAKER_08]: I would go 30, I wouldn't pay on her 50, because it's how likely is it to fucking have it? 01:01:13.012 --> 01:01:13.593 [SPEAKER_08]: Not likely. 01:01:14.113 --> 01:01:16.815 [SPEAKER_03]: Not likely, but man, that would be a real kick in the dick, wouldn't it? 01:01:17.697 --> 01:01:22.740 [SPEAKER_03]: real kick in the dick, like a little bit of glute go to your Twitter, pull up your DMs there. 01:01:24.181 --> 01:01:28.824 [SPEAKER_03]: There was like a four year old, because that's what I say, there's usually people filming this shit. 01:01:29.484 --> 01:01:39.831 [SPEAKER_03]: And you're usually, maybe you're playing golf, you're playing with, you know, a for some or at least two people for Cry 6, look at this kid, he's like four years old, there's on a real fucking course. 01:01:40.411 --> 01:01:43.493 [SPEAKER_10]: Okay, set up, perfect. 01:01:48.878 --> 01:02:07.273 [SPEAKER_10]: Never ready buddy first time first time he's ever been on a course this kid four years old It's wait with the first shot Nice kated watch it. 01:02:07.353 --> 01:02:08.314 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh my god. 01:02:08.755 --> 01:02:09.215 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh my god. 01:02:09.875 --> 01:02:10.276 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh my god. 01:02:11.297 --> 01:02:12.578 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh my god. 01:02:21.358 --> 01:02:21.658 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, okay. 01:02:21.678 --> 01:02:22.318 [SPEAKER_03]: The Cadillac have a kid. 01:02:22.338 --> 01:02:24.058 [SPEAKER_03]: There's just zero emotion at a hand. 01:02:24.098 --> 01:02:24.719 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, yeah. 01:02:25.159 --> 01:02:32.780 [SPEAKER_03]: Smokes a hole in one at four years old and he whiffs the first shot entirely and his dad's the one freaking out. 01:02:33.900 --> 01:02:39.242 [SPEAKER_03]: That was dad is a, like a club pro or used to play or something like that. 01:02:39.282 --> 01:02:41.542 [SPEAKER_03]: So, but holy shit. 01:02:41.562 --> 01:02:45.783 [SPEAKER_03]: If you lost a million dollars to a four year old and you don't have insurance on it, 01:02:48.809 --> 01:03:04.956 [SPEAKER_03]: You can get ahead and take that steak right out of the hole and just drive it right through my fucking heart, right through my fucking heart if I lost that to a four year old, who whifed on the first shot, doesn't even know where he's at, wasn't celebrating, wasn't partying, no nothing on that shit. 01:03:05.036 --> 01:03:06.837 [SPEAKER_03]: But yeah, you can get insurance from wild shit. 01:03:06.857 --> 01:03:11.619 [SPEAKER_03]: There was one, he was the 80s, the Chick from Entertainment Tonight. 01:03:11.639 --> 01:03:13.240 [SPEAKER_03]: She got her legendary shirt for a million dollars. 01:03:14.628 --> 01:03:15.248 [SPEAKER_02]: I remember that. 01:03:15.488 --> 01:03:16.248 [SPEAKER_02]: I've heard about that. 01:03:16.308 --> 01:03:23.371 [SPEAKER_02]: I think it was like Johnny Sands or maybe it was an older porn star that insured his dick for like $2 million or something like that. 01:03:23.911 --> 01:03:24.291 [SPEAKER_03]: Really? 01:03:24.531 --> 01:03:26.551 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, I wonder what that policy looks like. 01:03:26.571 --> 01:03:27.412 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:03:27.432 --> 01:03:28.772 [SPEAKER_02]: But what can happen to your dick? 01:03:29.132 --> 01:03:29.792 [SPEAKER_02]: What are you doing? 01:03:29.852 --> 01:03:30.613 [SPEAKER_02]: What are you doing? 01:03:30.633 --> 01:03:31.513 [SPEAKER_02]: That's Dennis Rodman. 01:03:32.353 --> 01:03:33.073 [SPEAKER_02]: He broke his dick. 01:03:33.494 --> 01:03:34.134 [SPEAKER_02]: How did he break it? 01:03:34.174 --> 01:03:34.434 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:03:34.574 --> 01:03:35.414 [SPEAKER_02]: It just vigorous. 01:03:35.434 --> 01:03:37.975 [SPEAKER_02]: Actually, you can rip the sponge in there. 01:03:42.515 --> 01:03:43.536 [SPEAKER_02]: I heard is that repairable. 01:03:43.656 --> 01:03:44.777 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, it will repair. 01:03:44.797 --> 01:03:46.718 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't think it ever goes fully back to normal. 01:03:46.738 --> 01:03:48.480 [SPEAKER_11]: It's got to get a little curve in there. 01:03:48.500 --> 01:03:50.061 [SPEAKER_11]: I imagine. 01:03:50.141 --> 01:03:51.542 [SPEAKER_02]: Or I've seen somewhere. 01:03:51.562 --> 01:03:53.664 [SPEAKER_02]: It's just like a big knot right now. 01:03:53.724 --> 01:03:54.444 [SPEAKER_02]: I didn't heal right. 01:03:54.464 --> 01:03:55.525 [SPEAKER_02]: So it's all like a fuck. 01:03:55.545 --> 01:03:56.866 [SPEAKER_02]: That's got a key Lloyd scar or whatever. 01:03:56.886 --> 01:03:58.187 [SPEAKER_02]: What do you mean you've seen somewhere? 01:03:58.207 --> 01:03:58.688 [SPEAKER_02]: Did you see this? 01:03:58.708 --> 01:03:59.889 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, I've heard about it heard about it. 01:03:59.909 --> 01:04:00.189 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 01:04:00.209 --> 01:04:00.449 [SPEAKER_03]: Sure. 01:04:00.990 --> 01:04:01.250 [SPEAKER_03]: Sure. 01:04:02.150 --> 01:04:03.772 [SPEAKER_11]: Gene Simmons and shirt is tongue. 01:04:04.918 --> 01:04:05.238 [SPEAKER_03]: Did he? 01:04:06.099 --> 01:04:06.819 [SPEAKER_03]: For a million bucks. 01:04:07.239 --> 01:04:08.200 [SPEAKER_03]: What would happen if it's on? 01:04:08.640 --> 01:04:10.321 [SPEAKER_03]: He's gonna get his fucking tongue chopped on. 01:04:10.361 --> 01:04:12.882 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, the amount of strange women that he stuck that thing into. 01:04:12.922 --> 01:04:14.182 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm sure something could happen to it. 01:04:14.663 --> 01:04:15.023 [UNKNOWN]: God. 01:04:15.483 --> 01:04:16.884 [SPEAKER_03]: He's a weird guy, man. 01:04:17.184 --> 01:04:21.586 [SPEAKER_03]: I did a flick with him and I've got a picture with him on a red carpet. 01:04:21.966 --> 01:04:23.847 [SPEAKER_03]: I've got my tongue out and he wouldn't do it. 01:04:24.860 --> 01:04:39.710 [SPEAKER_03]: No fucking what did I do it I would have punched him I now face and my parents were with me and it was other from here And I was just like hey dude and you know, they wanted to see the gene summons like that was their era and and everything else and I was like Gene give it to me like no, no, I'm not doing that. 01:04:40.330 --> 01:04:41.051 [SPEAKER_03]: I was like okay. 01:04:41.611 --> 01:04:42.191 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, Gene. 01:04:42.432 --> 01:04:46.975 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, Gene You know, what are you gonna do that with your with the fucking tongue? 01:04:47.355 --> 01:04:49.896 [SPEAKER_03]: What what happens like what if a quarter of it get cut cut off? 01:04:50.777 --> 01:04:51.898 [SPEAKER_03]: What are you doing for there? 01:04:52.398 --> 01:04:53.399 [SPEAKER_02]: He wasn't a singer, right? 01:04:54.692 --> 01:04:56.833 [SPEAKER_02]: Uh, he did backup vocals, I think. 01:04:57.094 --> 01:04:57.894 [SPEAKER_02]: Who'd jean sevens? 01:04:58.054 --> 01:04:58.214 [SPEAKER_02]: Hmm? 01:04:58.795 --> 01:04:59.215 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I did. 01:04:59.255 --> 01:04:59.695 [SPEAKER_02]: What's he doing? 01:04:59.715 --> 01:05:00.956 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you guys fucking serious? 01:05:01.016 --> 01:05:01.976 [SPEAKER_03]: He was just a guitarist. 01:05:02.237 --> 01:05:02.837 [SPEAKER_02]: No, bass player. 01:05:03.077 --> 01:05:04.418 [SPEAKER_03]: Bass player, I play bass player, whatever. 01:05:04.898 --> 01:05:05.538 [SPEAKER_03]: He didn't sing. 01:05:06.539 --> 01:05:06.759 [SPEAKER_03]: What? 01:05:09.221 --> 01:05:10.381 [SPEAKER_03]: Am I missing something here? 01:05:10.441 --> 01:05:13.583 [SPEAKER_08]: No, it's just like the oldest band in American history. 01:05:14.023 --> 01:05:14.924 [SPEAKER_03]: Totally, but like... 01:05:15.904 --> 01:05:18.104 [SPEAKER_03]: What's, what do you give in your tongue and search for pictures? 01:05:18.465 --> 01:05:20.605 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, it's not, he's the co-lead singer. 01:05:20.885 --> 01:05:25.286 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that's his, well, one, that's the point is he's the co-lead singer of the band. 01:05:25.386 --> 01:05:26.106 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, yeah, it's okay. 01:05:26.126 --> 01:05:26.966 [SPEAKER_03]: So that makes more sense. 01:05:27.126 --> 01:05:28.067 [SPEAKER_08]: And he's the co-lead singer. 01:05:28.087 --> 01:05:32.728 [SPEAKER_08]: And the more important part of that is it's just a brand thing. 01:05:32.808 --> 01:05:37.009 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know what, um, how you value that. 01:05:37.069 --> 01:05:40.009 [SPEAKER_08]: I know that, uh, some friends of ours had, 01:05:44.513 --> 01:05:55.645 [SPEAKER_08]: really lodges the only company that would do it that i don't fucking wait that would do it add foot for the amount that they wanted for millions of dollars okay interesting 01:05:59.152 --> 01:06:06.494 [SPEAKER_03]: Last one I can think of, off the top of my head, usually college players who were going pro, who've got a pretty decent shot at going pro. 01:06:07.314 --> 01:06:10.755 [SPEAKER_03]: You can usually get about a million dollars for ensuring yourself. 01:06:11.855 --> 01:06:18.376 [SPEAKER_03]: If you're supposed to be like a high draft pick, you've got to go through this process of like, all right, what, how high are you going? 01:06:18.736 --> 01:06:20.837 [SPEAKER_03]: And then we'll kind of ensure you're for, you know. 01:06:21.801 --> 01:06:25.506 [SPEAKER_03]: half the contract, at least, so it'll get these kids back. 01:06:27.048 --> 01:06:28.349 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, you've got the list up here. 01:06:28.449 --> 01:06:28.790 [SPEAKER_03]: Who is this? 01:06:29.050 --> 01:06:30.211 [SPEAKER_03]: Keith Richards finger? 01:06:31.673 --> 01:06:35.037 [SPEAKER_02]: Gene Simmons, Tom Keith Richards finger and Heidi Klumslegs. 01:06:36.071 --> 01:06:38.012 [SPEAKER_02]: How do you cleanse legs two million dollars? 01:06:39.352 --> 01:06:40.433 [SPEAKER_03]: Keith Richards finger. 01:06:40.453 --> 01:06:43.934 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't see why that would be, why would how do you cleanse legs be a bizarre? 01:06:44.294 --> 01:06:45.155 [SPEAKER_08]: She's a supermodel. 01:06:45.735 --> 01:06:47.776 [SPEAKER_03]: No, that one makes sense to me. 01:06:47.856 --> 01:06:54.919 [SPEAKER_03]: But Keith Richards finger is middle, gets hard picking finger for $1.5 million dollars. 01:06:56.039 --> 01:06:57.220 [SPEAKER_02]: Just the middle finger. 01:06:57.300 --> 01:06:58.480 [SPEAKER_02]: It's just the middle finger. 01:06:58.780 --> 01:06:59.621 [SPEAKER_02]: That's pretty crazy. 01:07:01.642 --> 01:07:02.082 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know. 01:07:02.642 --> 01:07:04.603 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I guess you do, you would play with the middle finger, right? 01:07:05.663 --> 01:07:15.990 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean it depends on the style if he's doing finger picking or if he's doing like a fusion style picking then yeah, you sure middle finger But wouldn't you like your index finger would still work? 01:07:17.411 --> 01:07:31.360 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, yeah, it depends if he's doing like a fusion style picking where he's holding the pick between these two fingers and then using the other fingers to pick the other strings or some people even hold it between their thumb and Middle finger Yeah, well, that's what it that's obviously is what he's doing. 01:07:31.380 --> 01:07:34.722 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, that's what sounds like Man, that's fucking weird dude 01:07:35.887 --> 01:07:38.551 [SPEAKER_03]: There's all kinds of weird shit out there in the universe. 01:07:38.611 --> 01:07:40.133 [SPEAKER_03]: We have no idea about them. 01:07:41.014 --> 01:07:43.037 [SPEAKER_03]: This card thing I'm starting to get obsessed with. 01:07:43.637 --> 01:07:46.702 [SPEAKER_03]: Because then it got me thinking after other article this morning, well, who's the next? 01:07:47.162 --> 01:07:49.085 [SPEAKER_03]: Who's the next one's gonna command that kind of money? 01:07:51.536 --> 01:07:55.877 [SPEAKER_02]: And NFL player, NBA player, NFL cards aren't worth anything. 01:07:56.477 --> 01:07:59.598 [SPEAKER_02]: Somebody mentioned a card that's going for a lot of money in the chat. 01:07:59.638 --> 01:08:00.499 [SPEAKER_02]: Also, if I can find it. 01:08:00.659 --> 01:08:04.140 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes, I see what Rubin is, because I wonder what, let's see. 01:08:04.560 --> 01:08:06.320 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm trying to think of the last couple drafts here. 01:08:06.340 --> 01:08:10.422 [SPEAKER_03]: I wonder who the next dude would be to go for that kind of money. 01:08:11.982 --> 01:08:15.523 [SPEAKER_03]: Because if hombalies buy in teams and shit, I'd like to buy teams. 01:08:16.563 --> 01:08:18.204 [SPEAKER_03]: That's probably some crazy dollar amount. 01:08:18.224 --> 01:08:18.784 [SPEAKER_03]: I wouldn't imagine. 01:08:19.828 --> 01:08:20.369 [SPEAKER_03]: Fuck, dude. 01:08:20.409 --> 01:08:23.291 [SPEAKER_03]: I gotta do more research on this shit. 01:08:24.032 --> 01:08:25.152 [SPEAKER_03]: I used to, here's why. 01:08:25.253 --> 01:08:27.214 [SPEAKER_03]: I used to collect a shit ton of cards as a kid. 01:08:27.635 --> 01:08:29.296 [SPEAKER_03]: I know you and I did a show about this in the past. 01:08:29.316 --> 01:08:30.057 [SPEAKER_03]: How many do you have? 01:08:30.077 --> 01:08:30.717 [SPEAKER_03]: Do you still have them? 01:08:31.398 --> 01:08:32.619 [SPEAKER_03]: No. 01:08:32.839 --> 01:08:33.239 [SPEAKER_03]: What'd you do? 01:08:33.339 --> 01:08:33.659 [SPEAKER_03]: Chuck them? 01:08:34.440 --> 01:08:36.302 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, I don't know where they went, actually. 01:08:37.062 --> 01:08:44.689 [SPEAKER_03]: So in the last move, because I moved to bunch of them here, fuck man, I would say I've got, 01:08:48.995 --> 01:08:53.996 [SPEAKER_03]: 25,000, so 30,000 cards somewhere in there, yeah, that's a lot. 01:08:54.736 --> 01:08:58.378 [SPEAKER_03]: I used to get him every year, so that was my Christmas gift. 01:08:58.818 --> 01:09:02.639 [SPEAKER_03]: That's what I would ask like Santa for was like a whole box set. 01:09:02.719 --> 01:09:08.881 [SPEAKER_03]: So I thought they were going to be worth a lot in the future, and then most of those cards in my era were shit. 01:09:09.876 --> 01:09:22.904 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay, so right here this guy in line met in the chat is saying if you're curious the one out of one Yamamoto out of the top's chrome update is still available all right, so that's the dude from the Dodgers, right? 01:09:24.565 --> 01:09:33.190 [SPEAKER_03]: The picture how much would he go for how much we how much will we have a motor go for how good is he I mean he's plenty good, but it's more about the rarity the card 01:09:34.372 --> 01:09:44.761 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, 100,000 bucks and it's all any Japanese player is gonna have at least one of these throughout their career because you have a built in 90 million person audience. 01:09:45.621 --> 01:09:49.304 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh yeah, it's right because of Tony's went for 11, 11 million dollars. 01:09:49.344 --> 01:09:49.885 [SPEAKER_03]: That makes sense. 01:09:50.706 --> 01:09:54.449 [SPEAKER_03]: Because then you can open that up to a whole different fucking market if it's one of those guys. 01:09:56.678 --> 01:09:58.840 [SPEAKER_03]: The problem is, you don't have many of those guys coming over. 01:09:59.300 --> 01:10:04.244 [SPEAKER_03]: I can only name maybe three or four right now from Asia. 01:10:04.724 --> 01:10:06.105 [SPEAKER_03]: The rest of these are going to be honkeys. 01:10:06.545 --> 01:10:10.328 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, the Cooper Flag thing is interesting because this is the first white man. 01:10:10.769 --> 01:10:13.511 [SPEAKER_03]: We've had that's good at basketball in a very long time over here. 01:10:14.091 --> 01:10:19.075 [SPEAKER_03]: And I don't know if it's worth more because of that, you know, like what if he is the great white hope, finally? 01:10:19.896 --> 01:10:22.718 [SPEAKER_03]: For us, we'll find out, he had a good rookie season. 01:10:23.764 --> 01:10:24.704 [SPEAKER_11]: see what happens there. 01:10:24.904 --> 01:10:35.207 [SPEAKER_03]: But it didn't definitely sound like when we reported on this the fucking that offer that they gave with the 32 year season tickets and all that other shit. 01:10:35.527 --> 01:10:37.248 [SPEAKER_03]: That guy guys definitely not doing that. 01:10:37.328 --> 01:10:38.448 [SPEAKER_03]: He's selling the fucking cart. 01:10:41.029 --> 01:10:45.510 [SPEAKER_03]: The one I thought though there was a father son that pulled one of those things and I was like, hey, maybe they'll do it. 01:10:45.930 --> 01:10:46.631 [SPEAKER_03]: They didn't do it either. 01:10:46.651 --> 01:10:47.791 [SPEAKER_03]: They fucking sold that shit. 01:10:48.567 --> 01:10:50.448 [SPEAKER_03]: Uh, so you're saying the Yamamoto one has been found. 01:10:50.948 --> 01:10:51.108 [SPEAKER_03]: Yep. 01:10:51.548 --> 01:10:52.428 [SPEAKER_03]: Still up for grabs. 01:10:52.708 --> 01:10:53.068 [SPEAKER_03]: All right. 01:10:53.209 --> 01:10:54.029 [SPEAKER_03]: When, when did it come out? 01:10:55.549 --> 01:11:02.431 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, I think, Rubin' here in the chat saying that it was a 2024 top's Chrome update, same year's schemes. 01:11:02.832 --> 01:11:05.673 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, so two years, and nobody's found that fucking thing? 01:11:05.853 --> 01:11:10.754 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, that's, uh, I don't know how long heard of that is, but seems like they usually get found a lot sooner than that. 01:11:10.774 --> 01:11:11.694 [SPEAKER_02]: That's what I feel. 01:11:11.734 --> 01:11:12.815 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe somebody's setting on it. 01:11:13.575 --> 01:11:15.196 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh yeah, that could be the case. 01:11:15.216 --> 01:11:27.259 [SPEAKER_02]: There are a Ryan was telling me back in Austin that they're I think they call them like Ghost cards or something like that where they have been pulled but nobody's announced that they've pulled it so there's still people out there looking for it even though it's unavailable and then what do you do sell that later? 01:11:27.560 --> 01:11:38.103 [SPEAKER_08]: Well if you've got a pack you can sell your pack because the less there are of them left the higher the value that pack is but that's a gamble because maybe your pack's got that card in it 01:11:38.710 --> 01:11:47.640 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I remember talking to Uncle Laser's a big card guy as a huge huge and he was asking me after show one time. 01:11:47.680 --> 01:11:58.512 [SPEAKER_03]: I did his show a couple months ago and the one before he had asked me about a Trevor Lawrence card and he goes, hey man, I got this five guys Trevor Lawrence card. 01:11:58.532 --> 01:11:59.574 [SPEAKER_03]: You know how much you think it's gonna 01:12:00.174 --> 01:12:02.696 [SPEAKER_03]: or how good of a player do you think he's going to be, is what he was asking. 01:12:03.096 --> 01:12:06.058 [SPEAKER_03]: Because he, you're trying to sell the collar to the peak, right? 01:12:06.298 --> 01:12:08.699 [SPEAKER_03]: Of how great these people are going to be and everything else. 01:12:08.739 --> 01:12:12.001 [SPEAKER_03]: And I was like, man, Dan and I agreed on the on the Trevor Lawrence thing. 01:12:12.201 --> 01:12:14.022 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know if he's going to be good or not. 01:12:14.503 --> 01:12:16.224 [SPEAKER_03]: And I go, what do they offering you for it? 01:12:16.264 --> 01:12:18.305 [SPEAKER_03]: Dude, he's like anywhere from $45 to $60,000. 01:12:18.365 --> 01:12:21.267 [SPEAKER_03]: And I go, fucking sell that right now. 01:12:22.194 --> 01:12:26.217 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, because I don't believe in Trevor Lawrence, necessarily. 01:12:26.297 --> 01:12:28.458 [SPEAKER_03]: So that's the other part about this. 01:12:28.538 --> 01:12:33.782 [SPEAKER_03]: You gotta think about injuries, whether or not you believe that these people can have good careers, all this other shit. 01:12:33.962 --> 01:12:40.406 [SPEAKER_03]: And so we ended up selling it, and then he got another one, but he's kind of, he's got a shit ton of them, man, that are like that. 01:12:40.826 --> 01:12:42.487 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I don't idea that he was into that stuff. 01:12:42.528 --> 01:12:42.688 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 01:12:43.348 --> 01:12:51.050 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I'm telling you man, this is becoming a bigger and bigger thing and it starts with kids We're talking about the Pikachu thing now. 01:12:51.090 --> 01:13:01.333 [SPEAKER_03]: That's been going on for a while and Logan Paul is still buying those like every fucking day and then open them up online and all that other stuff The other one. 01:13:01.873 --> 01:13:03.653 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, do you see how much I want that one for he sold it? 01:13:05.194 --> 01:13:06.294 [SPEAKER_03]: The Pokemon go yeah 01:13:07.476 --> 01:13:09.857 [SPEAKER_03]: He just sold his actually, and he did a live auction. 01:13:10.717 --> 01:13:12.678 [SPEAKER_03]: I've been in Google owners even by in these things. 01:13:12.698 --> 01:13:16.079 [SPEAKER_03]: I've got some telling you, man, this is everywhere right now, everywhere. 01:13:17.920 --> 01:13:22.161 [SPEAKER_03]: Because, by the post-malone, I think he opened his up live on a stream in Lost. 01:13:22.521 --> 01:13:23.862 [SPEAKER_03]: He was looking for the Cooper Flag one. 01:13:25.262 --> 01:13:30.924 [SPEAKER_11]: Post-malone has a, I don't know if he sold it, but he has like a one of one match with the gathering card. 01:13:31.485 --> 01:13:32.385 [SPEAKER_11]: It's like the one ring. 01:13:33.230 --> 01:13:35.414 [SPEAKER_02]: How much does it look like a black lotus or something like that? 01:13:35.554 --> 01:13:36.756 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, okay, I heard about that. 01:13:37.036 --> 01:13:37.317 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 01:13:37.877 --> 01:13:38.859 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 01:13:38.979 --> 01:13:40.301 [SPEAKER_03]: How much did he sell this thing for? 01:13:40.321 --> 01:13:41.243 [SPEAKER_03]: There it is. 01:13:43.340 --> 01:13:44.161 [SPEAKER_03]: Do you know this card, Dan? 01:13:44.781 --> 01:13:46.362 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know much about this world. 01:13:47.102 --> 01:13:50.945 [SPEAKER_11]: It's like a original printed card that he's in. 01:13:50.965 --> 01:13:56.048 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know, he also owns a $45 million NFT that's worth 12 bucks. 01:13:56.548 --> 01:13:58.410 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, yeah. 01:13:58.910 --> 01:14:03.093 [SPEAKER_03]: I watched his, find out how much that sold for it because he did a huge online auction thing. 01:14:03.873 --> 01:14:24.618 [SPEAKER_03]: um... it's funny though is uh... is wife brought that up in the documentary on HBO it was called american paul and it was about him and his brother and she's like why do you buy all this stupid shit all the time and he's like some of it is worth a shit ton of money and that's why so what did you get for it sixteen point four million fuck you do 01:14:26.307 --> 01:14:30.090 [SPEAKER_03]: What is that, is that Fox said it's the most expensive trading card ever sold at an auction? 01:14:30.591 --> 01:14:30.731 [SPEAKER_03]: Yep. 01:14:31.411 --> 01:14:34.214 [SPEAKER_03]: Whoa, dude, a Pikachu illustrator. 01:14:35.215 --> 01:14:35.535 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 01:14:36.636 --> 01:14:37.697 [SPEAKER_03]: Is he talking about it right there? 01:14:39.819 --> 01:14:40.599 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, see what he said. 01:14:40.619 --> 01:14:42.601 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, it's 11 minutes long, but yeah, we can't. 01:14:42.701 --> 01:14:42.981 [SPEAKER_03]: All right. 01:14:43.642 --> 01:14:45.323 [SPEAKER_03]: I was looking for like a quick highlight there. 01:14:45.884 --> 01:14:48.586 [SPEAKER_03]: Like how do you even know that that's going to be worth that one day, is what I want to know? 01:14:49.127 --> 01:14:50.087 [SPEAKER_03]: Like that's a made up thing. 01:14:50.468 --> 01:14:52.690 [SPEAKER_03]: Baseball players are athletes I understand. 01:14:54.037 --> 01:14:58.938 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, somebody's talent level isn't necessarily the commensurate with the card's going to be worth. 01:14:59.579 --> 01:15:07.421 [SPEAKER_08]: There's uh, one of the more expensive, well, so the most expensive rookie card isn't even a rookie card. 01:15:07.461 --> 01:15:12.162 [SPEAKER_08]: It's fucking the second year card, 1952 tops of Mickey Manel. 01:15:12.742 --> 01:15:15.523 [SPEAKER_08]: But there's a, um, fuck. 01:15:16.704 --> 01:15:21.345 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, a early Nolan Ryan card. 01:15:24.016 --> 01:15:32.585 [SPEAKER_08]: Jerry Koosman I think is also on it and it was it was worth a lot for a while, but I think it's it's there was one in particular issued card. 01:15:32.605 --> 01:15:41.734 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't think the I don't think the standard in circulation cards worth that much anymore, but there was one in particular in 1968 card. 01:15:42.235 --> 01:15:45.058 [SPEAKER_08]: There was a misprint or something that was worth a lot of money there was a reverse. 01:15:46.557 --> 01:15:53.198 [SPEAKER_08]: Fuck, Sammy Silissa, maybe, or a reverse Ken Griffey Jr, where it looked like he was hitting right hand. 01:15:53.218 --> 01:15:57.399 [SPEAKER_08]: It was a misprint that was super expensive for a while. 01:15:57.419 --> 01:16:01.180 [SPEAKER_08]: So it isn't just about how good the player is. 01:16:01.420 --> 01:16:06.401 [SPEAKER_08]: It's there's one of one used to be, they do one of one's on purpose now. 01:16:06.501 --> 01:16:10.982 [SPEAKER_08]: One of one used to be the misprinted something and it's the only one that existed and made a super valuable. 01:16:11.442 --> 01:16:14.143 [SPEAKER_08]: And if you had a signature on a top graded, 01:16:16.743 --> 01:16:24.606 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, but the most expensive cards and sports ever are that, uh, 52 tops make you mental. 01:16:25.326 --> 01:16:26.766 [SPEAKER_08]: I guess technically a rookie card. 01:16:27.146 --> 01:16:29.327 [SPEAKER_08]: But, and then the Honest Wagner. 01:16:29.367 --> 01:16:31.148 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, that one I know about Honest Wagner. 01:16:31.468 --> 01:16:32.988 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't, I don't remember the other ones. 01:16:34.509 --> 01:16:35.009 [SPEAKER_08]: Interesting. 01:16:35.629 --> 01:16:36.049 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, all right. 01:16:36.309 --> 01:16:36.469 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 01:16:36.509 --> 01:16:37.309 [SPEAKER_03]: I want to dig into this. 01:16:37.349 --> 01:16:38.850 [SPEAKER_03]: What was the post-mellon thing? 01:16:38.870 --> 01:16:39.410 [SPEAKER_03]: What did he own? 01:16:39.770 --> 01:16:40.831 [SPEAKER_03]: How much does it sell it? 01:16:40.911 --> 01:16:43.011 [SPEAKER_08]: There was an upper deck, uh, Dale Murphy 01:16:45.937 --> 01:16:48.940 [SPEAKER_11]: Yes, I post malem bought this cards off of somebody. 01:16:49.380 --> 01:16:51.502 [SPEAKER_11]: Um, So he thought he didn't break. 01:16:51.522 --> 01:16:51.683 [SPEAKER_11]: Okay. 01:16:51.763 --> 01:16:51.883 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah. 01:16:51.903 --> 01:16:52.383 [SPEAKER_11]: He didn't break it. 01:16:52.884 --> 01:16:54.465 [SPEAKER_11]: Uh, but it was two million bucks. 01:16:54.665 --> 01:16:56.107 [SPEAKER_11]: And he bought it for two million bucks. 01:16:56.167 --> 01:16:57.108 [SPEAKER_11]: It's the one ring. 01:16:58.289 --> 01:16:58.970 [SPEAKER_11]: Uh, one ring. 01:16:59.230 --> 01:16:59.530 [SPEAKER_08]: Two. 01:16:59.690 --> 01:17:00.551 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, it was, I'm sorry. 01:17:00.571 --> 01:17:02.413 [SPEAKER_08]: It was a 1991 Gonzales. 01:17:03.574 --> 01:17:05.296 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, reverse negative. 01:17:06.702 --> 01:17:07.143 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, okay. 01:17:07.203 --> 01:17:09.004 [SPEAKER_08]: So that was really valuable for a little while. 01:17:09.044 --> 01:17:24.315 [SPEAKER_08]: Then there was there's some weird ones to you like the Mark McGuire's Olympic card shot up in value for some amount of time after he 84 I have that I have that card after he broke the home run record that one shot up in value I don't know. 01:17:24.335 --> 01:17:25.096 [SPEAKER_08]: It's just kind of random 01:17:26.265 --> 01:17:33.269 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, that one I actually have, that tops one, and then after the steroids, it fucking, the whole fucking market collapsed on that. 01:17:34.270 --> 01:17:36.351 [SPEAKER_03]: As I had a bunch of those as a kid. 01:17:37.051 --> 01:17:38.392 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, now's the boy in the show. 01:17:38.432 --> 01:17:41.074 [SPEAKER_03]: We get to the drink and bro of the week. 01:17:41.094 --> 01:17:43.855 [SPEAKER_03]: You can submit on drinkingbrows.com. 01:17:44.876 --> 01:17:46.857 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, now you can pull up the tank tops. 01:17:46.937 --> 01:17:50.439 [SPEAKER_03]: Look, since you love a good tank top, do you wear tank tops in real life? 01:17:51.119 --> 01:17:51.379 [SPEAKER_03]: Never. 01:17:51.500 --> 01:17:51.940 [SPEAKER_03]: There you go. 01:17:52.714 --> 01:17:54.335 [SPEAKER_03]: Now, we're going to get you a flaw, Conor's one. 01:17:54.355 --> 01:17:56.576 [SPEAKER_03]: You're going to wear a tank top every day, all right? 01:17:57.517 --> 01:17:59.378 [SPEAKER_03]: But no, we've got all the shirts and tanks up. 01:17:59.398 --> 01:18:01.339 [SPEAKER_03]: There's a lot of people who wear tank tops. 01:18:01.359 --> 01:18:03.380 [SPEAKER_02]: The last row of Lopez is out there, too. 01:18:03.880 --> 01:18:05.101 [SPEAKER_02]: He's a tank top king. 01:18:05.141 --> 01:18:06.302 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I think he's single-handed. 01:18:06.322 --> 01:18:09.424 [SPEAKER_02]: We keep in the tank top business a float, float, dude. 01:18:09.464 --> 01:18:10.644 [SPEAKER_03]: But a lot of girls wear this. 01:18:10.784 --> 01:18:11.765 [SPEAKER_03]: So that, I understand. 01:18:12.105 --> 01:18:13.506 [SPEAKER_03]: So we got these in girl sizes. 01:18:13.546 --> 01:18:14.407 [SPEAKER_03]: That's what you're seeing there. 01:18:15.387 --> 01:18:20.948 [SPEAKER_03]: communist aren't real people, flock hunters, crime corner tank tops. 01:18:21.348 --> 01:18:25.369 [SPEAKER_03]: We did make a bunch of tank tops for all the ladies across the board over there so you're good. 01:18:26.050 --> 01:18:28.090 [SPEAKER_03]: And we got you all stocked up. 01:18:29.410 --> 01:18:37.852 [SPEAKER_03]: Bro Box is been on fire here and it's wild when you have these shirts going to take off and 01:18:40.562 --> 01:18:42.243 [SPEAKER_03]: What a weird fucking story. 01:18:42.323 --> 01:18:43.824 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, I think that's a sinus success. 01:18:43.904 --> 01:18:44.265 [SPEAKER_03]: It is. 01:18:44.425 --> 01:18:52.270 [SPEAKER_03]: I remember defund politicians was like that too, where I was just like, just kind of crossed over and then boom, they start ripping them. 01:18:52.290 --> 01:18:53.591 [SPEAKER_03]: You can submit on the app as well. 01:18:53.671 --> 01:18:58.534 [SPEAKER_03]: The app is free on iPhones and Android's and streaming come and soon. 01:18:58.574 --> 01:19:02.938 [SPEAKER_03]: Coups got a call right after the show here, but there was a drink of bro the week. 01:19:02.998 --> 01:19:05.399 [SPEAKER_03]: We gave away for a hearty of shelter the other day. 01:19:05.539 --> 01:19:07.381 [SPEAKER_03]: And I said, hey, dude, hit me up. 01:19:08.101 --> 01:19:17.284 [SPEAKER_03]: So I can say your bar name, because he wrote me a message and it was awesome and it was helping on hardy of salsa and all this other stuff, but I go, dude, you didn't put your bar name in here. 01:19:17.784 --> 01:19:20.945 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll save it and give it to you at the end of the show as I feel bad. 01:19:21.285 --> 01:19:23.526 [SPEAKER_03]: We always want to help support your companies. 01:19:23.906 --> 01:19:25.026 [SPEAKER_03]: So at the end of this, 01:19:25.166 --> 01:19:32.975 [SPEAKER_03]: If you're doing a small business or something on your own and just want to shout out for it, maybe people are in that area and they'll go and buy it. 01:19:33.315 --> 01:19:39.823 [SPEAKER_03]: I know a bunch of people read whites, read a block on those guys, went down to the baker. 01:19:40.656 --> 01:19:41.116 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, they did. 01:19:41.196 --> 01:19:41.537 [SPEAKER_03]: They did. 01:19:41.657 --> 01:19:44.378 [SPEAKER_03]: And they got a picture with them with a 12 pack of fucking hardy of seltzer. 01:19:44.539 --> 01:19:45.519 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, those guys are the shit. 01:19:45.539 --> 01:19:46.220 [SPEAKER_03]: The best, dude. 01:19:46.360 --> 01:19:46.760 [SPEAKER_03]: The best. 01:19:46.860 --> 01:19:48.041 [SPEAKER_03]: And this is why we do this. 01:19:48.081 --> 01:19:49.021 [SPEAKER_03]: Go and support everybody. 01:19:49.642 --> 01:19:52.484 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, Daniel Bornstein, I think that guy's name was if I remember correctly. 01:19:53.164 --> 01:19:56.726 [SPEAKER_03]: Uh, so this was Dustin Wiltshire is his name. 01:19:57.047 --> 01:20:00.069 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, from Port Richie, Florida. 01:20:00.309 --> 01:20:05.052 [SPEAKER_03]: And the bar that he owns there is called Off the River and Port Richie, Florida. 01:20:05.512 --> 01:20:14.059 [SPEAKER_03]: So, if you're in Port Rich, you Florida and you're there, and you want to support a drinking bro's business, have a couple drinks there, pop on out. 01:20:14.099 --> 01:20:15.000 [SPEAKER_03]: Is that his right there? 01:20:15.860 --> 01:20:16.541 [SPEAKER_03]: I believe so. 01:20:16.641 --> 01:20:17.402 [SPEAKER_03]: Pop up the pictures. 01:20:18.002 --> 01:20:18.983 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I mean, that's his. 01:20:19.023 --> 01:20:20.064 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, that looks dope. 01:20:20.124 --> 01:20:20.424 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 01:20:20.664 --> 01:20:21.665 [SPEAKER_03]: What the fuck? 01:20:21.705 --> 01:20:22.466 [SPEAKER_03]: Dustin, you rich? 01:20:23.386 --> 01:20:24.567 [SPEAKER_03]: I called him out to the show, too. 01:20:24.607 --> 01:20:25.508 [SPEAKER_03]: I go, hey, dude, what's up? 01:20:25.788 --> 01:20:26.529 [SPEAKER_03]: Are you fucking? 01:20:27.850 --> 01:20:29.471 [SPEAKER_03]: You left there, you got to him, Barney Mount. 01:20:29.511 --> 01:20:30.272 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll say it on air. 01:20:31.535 --> 01:20:32.997 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, he's got live events and everything. 01:20:33.517 --> 01:20:35.940 [SPEAKER_03]: So he said, hey, dude, anytime we want to come out in new life, showin' everything. 01:20:35.980 --> 01:20:37.422 [SPEAKER_03]: I didn't know how big it was. 01:20:37.442 --> 01:20:38.563 [SPEAKER_03]: This is a real huge bar. 01:20:38.843 --> 01:20:39.804 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, yeah, let's go to your life. 01:20:39.904 --> 01:20:40.765 [SPEAKER_02]: I just want the water. 01:20:40.785 --> 01:20:42.788 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, this looks like it's a long water. 01:20:43.669 --> 01:20:44.369 [SPEAKER_03]: It's off the river. 01:20:44.469 --> 01:20:45.030 [SPEAKER_02]: It's off the river. 01:20:45.350 --> 01:20:45.771 [SPEAKER_02]: There you go. 01:20:46.452 --> 01:20:47.112 [SPEAKER_02]: Off the river, dude. 01:20:47.293 --> 01:20:47.693 [SPEAKER_03]: That's real. 01:20:48.874 --> 01:20:49.295 [SPEAKER_03]: You never know. 01:20:49.595 --> 01:20:51.017 [SPEAKER_03]: Look, I went to a river place here. 01:20:51.257 --> 01:20:52.038 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know. 01:20:53.540 --> 01:20:57.661 [SPEAKER_03]: It was River adjacent, you know, there was a couple of blocks up, but still counts. 01:20:57.801 --> 01:21:00.041 [SPEAKER_03]: And it's still counts, still counts. 01:21:00.601 --> 01:21:01.962 [SPEAKER_03]: You were down there over the weekend, yeah. 01:21:01.982 --> 01:21:10.023 [SPEAKER_03]: So if you're in the port, Richie Florida area, go to Dustin, Wiltshire's bar off the river and congratulations and cheers. 01:21:10.904 --> 01:21:17.225 [SPEAKER_03]: Any small business is hard to run, happy to give you a shout out the end of the show, just leave your business same in there and where it's at. 01:21:17.862 --> 01:21:20.625 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, so we can send some, uh, some fellow listeners there. 01:21:21.106 --> 01:21:24.370 [SPEAKER_03]: We just appreciate your support, tune in and day in and day out. 01:21:24.890 --> 01:21:26.032 [SPEAKER_03]: Go to iTunes, right? 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01:21:51.692 --> 01:21:51.973 [SPEAKER_03]: Uh, yeah. 01:21:52.073 --> 01:21:52.753 [SPEAKER_03]: Appreciate it. 01:21:52.773 --> 01:21:53.214 [SPEAKER_03]: You guys. 01:21:53.494 --> 01:21:54.135 [SPEAKER_03]: Forgive him. 01:21:54.155 --> 01:21:54.655 [SPEAKER_03]: And how will I? 01:21:54.695 --> 01:21:55.916 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm Ross Patterson. 01:21:55.936 --> 01:21:57.078 [SPEAKER_03]: This is Drinking Rose. 01:21:57.138 --> 01:21:58.379 [SPEAKER_03]: Podcast. 01:21:58.439 --> 01:21:58.919 [SPEAKER_03]: Good. 01:21:58.979 --> 01:21:59.400 [SPEAKER_03]: Nine of everyone.