WEBVTT 00:03.334 --> 00:10.806 [SPEAKER_03]: and gentlemen, party people, free, free, and homosexuals. 00:11.427 --> 00:15.173 [SPEAKER_03]: Let me introduce to you the last of a dying breed. 00:32.990 --> 00:36.051 [SPEAKER_02]: I did, but... 00:37.811 --> 00:39.372 [SPEAKER_02]: Damn, that song is sexy. 00:41.072 --> 00:42.113 [SPEAKER_02]: That's one sexy song. 00:43.133 --> 00:46.114 [SPEAKER_02]: I play that every day when I get out of the shower. 00:47.634 --> 00:50.955 [SPEAKER_02]: I tell Siri to play it and just thoughts my day. 00:52.333 --> 00:57.696 [SPEAKER_02]: Take a fistful of beta blockers, and just fucking my day's set. 00:58.416 --> 01:00.777 [SPEAKER_02]: Has anybody out there heard of these beta blockers? 01:01.858 --> 01:05.219 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't actually take them, but I've just reading about them the other day. 01:05.680 --> 01:06.420 [SPEAKER_02]: Beta blockers. 01:07.721 --> 01:08.801 [SPEAKER_02]: I never heard of them before. 01:09.541 --> 01:11.422 [SPEAKER_02]: They're the next big thing, apparently. 01:12.543 --> 01:14.464 [SPEAKER_02]: Am I so behind the times? 01:15.873 --> 01:19.496 [SPEAKER_02]: By the way, welcome to getting the note of the dead, your little slicer. 01:19.897 --> 01:21.078 [SPEAKER_02]: What's going on in the world? 01:21.098 --> 01:23.980 [SPEAKER_02]: How are you guys doing? 01:24.260 --> 01:24.901 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm doing okay. 01:25.542 --> 01:27.263 [SPEAKER_02]: Now I want to get back to this subject here. 01:27.463 --> 01:30.846 [SPEAKER_02]: I will read in a magazine and this shop. 01:30.966 --> 01:34.389 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm one of those people who reads the magazine's out on biome. 01:35.070 --> 01:38.153 [SPEAKER_02]: And I was looking at this taleist with the color and book. 01:40.815 --> 01:49.819 [SPEAKER_02]: Don't ask me why I guess I've always had the urge to rub a crayon on Taylor Swift's pussy, but I will cruise in a browsing this colorant book. 01:50.439 --> 01:55.141 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, and that's how I get my overview of the world by being in Walmart's magazine section. 01:55.181 --> 01:56.442 [SPEAKER_02]: You can learn everything there. 01:56.742 --> 02:03.785 [SPEAKER_02]: But anyhow, as well as a cruise in this colorant book, I spotted another headline and another magazine. 02:04.929 --> 02:08.092 [SPEAKER_02]: And I'd had these big board letters that said beta blockers. 02:08.752 --> 02:09.673 [SPEAKER_02]: And I started reading that. 02:09.693 --> 02:10.514 [SPEAKER_02]: You ever fucking heard it? 02:10.534 --> 02:16.679 [SPEAKER_02]: That was so first of all, I thought, is it something that fucking dudes take when they want to like become like fucking shit. 02:16.699 --> 02:17.840 [SPEAKER_02]: Should dudes or something? 02:19.041 --> 02:23.786 [SPEAKER_02]: Or, you know, maybe you're too manly, you take them, which is why I need to take them. 02:24.446 --> 02:28.411 [SPEAKER_02]: Because I've never been able to catch up on these sands. 02:29.292 --> 02:31.694 [SPEAKER_02]: They, uh, fucking hell for all that shit. 02:32.175 --> 02:38.081 [SPEAKER_02]: I never want to know what it always knew what it all for means, but you know, now everything's down to sands and this and toxic this. 02:38.222 --> 02:41.946 [SPEAKER_02]: For me, it just gives a girl a couple more words to use when she's breaking up with you. 02:43.849 --> 02:48.333 [SPEAKER_02]: Instead of them telling you that you come too soon, and that you're just bad and bad. 02:48.893 --> 02:52.757 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh yeah, leave the toilet seat up there, able to fucking categorize it neatly. 02:53.217 --> 03:04.287 [SPEAKER_02]: Remember, I mean, I remember the real time when it were only Gaze, who were fucking used rhetoric of, oh fucking terms like that, you know, I mean, because I work a media service lots of Gaze, and it's always, you know, 03:05.078 --> 03:17.067 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, but we were in love, but it was the wrong kind of love, you know, it's toxic masculinity, you know, it was all that, but now everybody fought all fog and women use it, even guys fucking use it. 03:17.467 --> 03:17.788 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, oh. 03:19.334 --> 03:33.405 [SPEAKER_02]: I was in fucking the supermarket the other day and they want one fucking man working there like I didn't even know is that a fucking girl is at a guy but he's and I was in the supermarket like I said the other day and my bag broke And this is supposed to be a bag for life. 03:33.485 --> 03:34.305 [SPEAKER_02]: That's what they call it. 03:34.345 --> 03:36.367 [SPEAKER_02]: That's where they charge you for it a bag for life 03:36.867 --> 03:40.629 [SPEAKER_02]: And, you know, I said to the guy a girl, I don't know what the fuck it was. 03:40.689 --> 03:42.009 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, can you give me another one of these? 03:42.029 --> 03:46.731 [SPEAKER_02]: Cause it's supposed to be a fucking bag for life in a broke before I was even out, fucking the front door. 03:47.051 --> 03:49.112 [SPEAKER_02]: And they looked at me like I was going to rob them. 03:49.212 --> 03:52.073 [SPEAKER_02]: Like I will go to commit some physical heinous violence on them. 03:52.313 --> 03:54.054 [SPEAKER_02]: They looked terrified. 03:54.394 --> 03:57.175 [SPEAKER_02]: And I guess it's probably because they're not taking the beta block. 03:57.215 --> 03:57.936 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you know what I mean? 03:59.086 --> 04:00.707 [SPEAKER_02]: They need to take these beta blockers. 04:00.988 --> 04:07.312 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, maybe they are, and this is the outcome and, you know, for the women and the men, some men who take a... 04:07.913 --> 04:10.534 [SPEAKER_02]: So they can talk about it with the friends that down at Starbucks. 04:10.815 --> 04:14.858 [SPEAKER_02]: But beta blocker, I was reading this article in Cosmopolitan. 04:15.138 --> 04:18.921 [SPEAKER_02]: Now, I know you think, and that's a bit of a fruity magazine, that bug, what's going on here. 04:18.981 --> 04:24.865 [SPEAKER_02]: But, I mean, I read it strictly for the girls to be honest with you, and halfway was on this one. 04:27.968 --> 04:31.400 [SPEAKER_02]: She looks good, I'm going to see what pictures are inside, so I can shelf them. 04:32.704 --> 04:34.049 [SPEAKER_02]: In my wank bank, Felida. 04:36.363 --> 04:38.645 [SPEAKER_02]: And I was so reading this beta blogger. 04:39.065 --> 04:40.807 [SPEAKER_02]: And it's like a pill. 04:41.367 --> 04:42.868 [SPEAKER_02]: The women are taking now. 04:42.928 --> 04:43.689 [SPEAKER_02]: It's a big thing. 04:43.949 --> 04:55.298 [SPEAKER_02]: Now sometimes I wonder if really, you wonder if these people are cosmopolitan, just because the skanky broad or the college do know whatever she is who wrote the article is doing it. 04:55.759 --> 05:00.603 [SPEAKER_02]: She tries to project it on everyone else and tell it's the new thing. 05:00.823 --> 05:05.647 [SPEAKER_02]: Kind of like if a celebrity gets haircut, then you know, oh, everybody will get their haircut. 05:06.067 --> 05:15.775 [SPEAKER_02]: So, apparently, it says little pink pill, which right now wouldn't take it, because I think pink pills will undoubtedly lead to homosexuality. 05:15.815 --> 05:16.956 [SPEAKER_02]: That's just a theorem line. 05:17.056 --> 05:22.120 [SPEAKER_00]: This is my area, and I'm afraid to fuck you, because your ass is full of bacteria. 05:22.900 --> 05:24.581 [SPEAKER_02]: And that's just one of my many theories. 05:24.681 --> 05:26.743 [SPEAKER_02]: My Mandarin's on life, if you will. 05:26.963 --> 05:28.985 [SPEAKER_02]: You can read it in my self-help book. 05:29.065 --> 05:29.765 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, it's not a book. 05:29.805 --> 05:30.346 [SPEAKER_02]: It's a tape. 05:30.466 --> 05:32.107 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm working on my rules of life. 05:32.347 --> 05:33.628 [SPEAKER_02]: Anyway, so it's a little pink pill. 05:34.932 --> 05:45.154 [SPEAKER_02]: Uh, that has become like it's a confidence boost, apparently, to a generational women, seeking a one-stop, to a hectic life. 05:46.594 --> 05:47.535 [SPEAKER_01]: You fucking kidding me? 05:47.835 --> 06:02.238 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, woman, you're reading an article that no one can fucking work, because everybody's got too much anxiety in these women, 11, 5 or 6 to an apartment, or a flat, and they just they've sworn off man, and they just fucking hang out at Starbucks all day. 06:05.178 --> 06:06.939 [SPEAKER_02]: A one-stop kid to hack the glyph. 06:10.221 --> 06:12.542 [SPEAKER_02]: And apparently, you know, it's hip. 06:13.863 --> 06:15.364 [SPEAKER_02]: It's hip to be numb apparently. 06:16.305 --> 06:24.930 [SPEAKER_02]: And I don't know what it is, but apparently, this is some sort of pill that they take and you fill out some sort of form online and you get it and it's... 06:25.110 --> 06:30.233 [SPEAKER_02]: It numbs out your anxieties, apparently, for women because women have so many anxieties these days. 06:30.653 --> 06:32.815 [SPEAKER_02]: I guess, you know, they're swearing off men and everything. 06:34.848 --> 06:36.070 [SPEAKER_01]: they don't need men apparently. 06:38.292 --> 06:43.479 [SPEAKER_02]: And scientists apparently say, you know, well, Doc does any way say it's harmless. 06:45.080 --> 06:46.702 [SPEAKER_02]: Apparently, I would say that don't they? 06:46.963 --> 06:48.384 [SPEAKER_02]: Didn't they say that about full of light? 06:49.590 --> 06:55.774 [SPEAKER_02]: But anyway, this woman who wrote this article, if you can call her a woman, she's just some big mouth college student. 06:55.914 --> 07:00.537 [SPEAKER_02]: Because print journalism's dad, and they just all said around doing these online articles now. 07:00.657 --> 07:07.402 [SPEAKER_02]: And you know, she's probably like 21 years old, lives in a apartment with four of her friends, and she figures she's an expert on the human condition. 07:07.682 --> 07:13.066 [SPEAKER_02]: And that's the current state of the shit that we're supposed to take as a fact that we read online. 07:13.406 --> 07:18.830 [SPEAKER_02]: So anyways, this broad filled out this form online and two days later, this pillow ride. 07:19.752 --> 07:28.054 [SPEAKER_02]: than it's called for parent and all, I think that's how you say it's like it's like said this beta blogger and it's a quote in what celebrities they take and it's it's big on TikTok. 07:28.234 --> 07:29.774 [SPEAKER_02]: Have these big on fucking TikTok? 07:30.074 --> 07:31.414 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, makes up for me. 07:31.914 --> 07:32.734 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm missing out here. 07:33.915 --> 07:37.215 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, yeah, I need to get hip and I get on TikTok. 07:37.555 --> 07:41.936 [SPEAKER_02]: And this pill will apparently be a cure for your anxiety written life. 07:42.496 --> 07:44.437 [SPEAKER_02]: I for me, I'm just I'm just laughing at that because 07:48.200 --> 07:56.947 [SPEAKER_02]: you know, your life anxious, you know, I guess it's anxious when you, uh, you're going out there and swear on off men and everything. 07:57.208 --> 07:59.529 [SPEAKER_02]: And then the thing, you know, and then you read about it. 07:59.590 --> 08:08.237 [SPEAKER_02]: And then suddenly you see the people that, uh, the celebrities who are named dropping the pill, like telling you to take the pill, Katy Perry. 08:09.117 --> 08:10.258 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, she'd need it, wouldn't she? 08:10.298 --> 08:11.900 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, with someone with so little 08:13.755 --> 08:17.236 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, she were okay once upon a time, but have you seen her stage show recently? 08:17.596 --> 08:22.477 [SPEAKER_02]: And anyone who'd let the former Prime Minister Canada blow his load and you need fucking pills for that. 08:22.637 --> 08:26.278 [SPEAKER_02]: Chloe Kardashian and Sharon Horgon. 08:26.318 --> 08:27.558 [SPEAKER_02]: I've never heard of Sharon Horgon. 08:27.578 --> 08:28.679 [SPEAKER_02]: I have no fucking idea. 08:29.039 --> 08:30.139 [SPEAKER_02]: And Robert Downey Jr. 08:30.159 --> 08:33.560 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, I mean, fuck that guy's, I mean, he's a woman anyway. 08:33.600 --> 08:34.980 [SPEAKER_02]: He says he's halfway there. 08:35.480 --> 08:36.621 [SPEAKER_02]: He's always been very camp. 08:37.481 --> 08:40.582 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, a great act, but I wouldn't say his a man. 08:40.722 --> 08:42.522 [SPEAKER_02]: I wouldn't share a shower with the guy. 08:42.642 --> 08:48.986 [SPEAKER_02]: But, Chloe could, I mean, so what you're taking a vase from Katy Perry and Chloe could actually know. 08:49.206 --> 09:04.675 [SPEAKER_02]: But apparently this takes off the edge and, you know, you know, I mean, Robert down the journey right on the red carpet, they said, you know, you're anxious about, you know, they're in a ward, sorry, the Golden Globes, and they said, no, I took a beta blocker, so this is going to be a breeze. 09:06.362 --> 09:06.802 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't know. 09:06.822 --> 09:18.525 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, beta blog is in my day was a six pack, you know, sitting by the creek with a few of your buddies, pound half a dozen of those back before you go to Diancroph is party, you know, or you're all a foul one. 09:18.585 --> 09:20.345 [SPEAKER_02]: That takes the idea of trust me. 09:21.005 --> 09:24.906 [SPEAKER_02]: And I think that's a much more organic way to do it. 09:25.726 --> 09:28.807 [SPEAKER_02]: So check it out for an review anxious women or you weekman. 09:29.207 --> 09:32.948 [SPEAKER_02]: Apparently there's a TikTok page has got over 55 million views. 09:33.348 --> 09:34.288 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, what the fuck? 09:35.428 --> 09:38.670 [SPEAKER_02]: I think we've got nothing else fucking better to do. 09:39.451 --> 09:45.375 [SPEAKER_02]: I guess TikTok is pushing that so everybody here will be numb when the Chinese fucking land and take over. 09:46.807 --> 09:56.555 [SPEAKER_02]: That's only, that's my only thing about it, but apparently, you know, it's, it, this stuff that, they don't even fucking say what it does, except for makes you feel good. 09:56.875 --> 10:00.998 [SPEAKER_01]: I wonder if it helps with low tea for any you true crime, Olympics out there. 10:01.258 --> 10:07.003 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, it makes you feel good and it stops symptoms of anxiety, such as sweat and tremors, dizzyness. 10:07.023 --> 10:08.884 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, what the fucking world do we live in? 10:09.165 --> 10:12.267 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, you're fucking sweat and you get in tremors. 10:12.287 --> 10:13.528 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, I'm what the fuck's a tremor and 10:14.749 --> 10:18.170 [SPEAKER_02]: The fuck, I never felt that sort of angst. 10:18.190 --> 10:31.675 [SPEAKER_02]: I never felt that sight kind of angst, I'd never, except for maybe when I was fucking, uh, Lori Bellog because the week before, this was like when I was 14, I couldn't get a boner. 10:31.955 --> 10:35.076 [SPEAKER_02]: It's a long story, I'll tell you another time, but I was a legitimate reason. 10:35.316 --> 10:38.277 [SPEAKER_02]: And I knew this was my last chance with it, so I would quite anxious. 10:38.637 --> 10:42.781 [SPEAKER_02]: And for any of you, stinking that this is a two-pot story and wondering if I got a boner. 10:43.061 --> 10:47.305 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, don't you worry I got one all right and I fucking gave it to her and then some. 10:47.505 --> 10:50.809 [SPEAKER_02]: I even came in a face, but that's the only time I got anxious. 10:51.129 --> 10:51.729 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, what the fuck? 10:51.930 --> 10:54.652 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, what the fuck? 10:55.073 --> 10:55.393 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, I... 10:57.834 --> 11:00.635 [SPEAKER_02]: charges and I've never been sweat and tremors, there's this. 11:00.675 --> 11:02.015 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't even know what tremors are. 11:02.436 --> 11:06.517 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, that's something, a nut-new fancy, smatchy word that they invented. 11:06.757 --> 11:09.298 [SPEAKER_02]: But I mean, apparently, you can get these in, in the UK. 11:09.498 --> 11:13.119 [SPEAKER_02]: God knows how, because my doctor wouldn't even fucking give me something to sleep. 11:13.339 --> 11:14.239 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, I just worry. 11:14.619 --> 11:22.382 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, I just fucking worry and they've, you know, they show this woman taking it, you get a little pill box, and a little pink pills, and she's hot, and she's taken it. 11:22.402 --> 11:22.462 [SPEAKER_02]: I'd 11:23.898 --> 11:24.439 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know. 11:24.519 --> 11:38.832 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, I tried the order sum to do a little research and my spell check accidentally changed it to puberty blockers and I didn't realize I didn't read the label and I took a few of them so I mean fuck those what's going to happen if my voice is going to change a what but I'm a bit nervous. 11:40.637 --> 11:44.800 [SPEAKER_02]: But I couldn't even finish the article because the Walmart security, like, kicked me out. 11:45.180 --> 11:48.763 [SPEAKER_02]: Some stupid rule and Michigan where you got to buy it after you read it too much. 11:49.303 --> 11:52.526 [SPEAKER_02]: I fucking, I'll come back when he's on his lunch break, and that'll show him. 11:52.686 --> 11:56.509 [SPEAKER_02]: I think I popped up on the guy's radar, because I was reading the tell us with the color and book. 11:58.484 --> 12:05.790 [SPEAKER_02]: But yeah, let me know in the comments if you ever heard about these things, because for me it's just one more example of the decline of the human race. 12:07.171 --> 12:17.140 [SPEAKER_02]: But again, it is funny how they're trying to sell to women, while they are selling to the women that seems to be the marketing audience that in Robert Downey, Jr. Who's already half a woman? 12:17.540 --> 12:19.041 [SPEAKER_02]: No, except for Iron Man one. 12:19.382 --> 12:20.423 [SPEAKER_02]: That movie were pretty good. 12:21.555 --> 12:30.362 [SPEAKER_02]: But for conspiracy theorists or whomever, it's just one more bit evidence that whoever was a dude is trying to alienate the two sexes from each other. 12:30.882 --> 12:34.345 [SPEAKER_02]: Because in all of these articles, it's how women don't need men. 12:34.905 --> 12:37.888 [SPEAKER_02]: You never see an article where it says, men don't need women though. 12:38.628 --> 12:42.211 [SPEAKER_02]: It's always pushing how women doesn't need a man. 12:43.872 --> 12:45.314 [SPEAKER_02]: and also the transgender. 12:45.794 --> 12:51.601 [SPEAKER_02]: How it's okay for a dude dressed as a woman, the hangout, and a kid's change in room, and the infidelity thing. 12:51.661 --> 12:57.008 [SPEAKER_02]: It seems to me, in my humble opinion, then just trying to destroy the fabric of society. 12:59.375 --> 13:08.157 [SPEAKER_02]: because you know that they're not pushing that in China and they're certainly not doing it in the Middle East because every Muslim family I see out there dragging around at least five kids. 13:09.317 --> 13:14.539 [SPEAKER_02]: Most of them boys and the wife is walking around pregnant when it looks like the other kid to just come out a month ago. 13:15.039 --> 13:16.159 [SPEAKER_02]: Just another thing isn't it. 13:17.059 --> 13:18.199 [SPEAKER_02]: And I was miserable too. 13:18.479 --> 13:21.540 [SPEAKER_02]: These Middle East and types for the most part, that we see miserable. 13:21.680 --> 13:24.521 [SPEAKER_02]: You say hi to them, they look like they look like just wanna get away from you. 13:24.881 --> 13:26.741 [SPEAKER_02]: We will be ruling over you soon enough. 13:27.081 --> 13:28.602 [SPEAKER_02]: We do not have to engage. 13:30.083 --> 13:31.985 [SPEAKER_02]: Just shut up and get me another pack of smokes. 13:32.786 --> 13:34.188 [SPEAKER_02]: I'll take the one up there in the left. 13:35.509 --> 13:37.071 [SPEAKER_02]: Ah, that's terrible to me, I know. 13:37.091 --> 13:38.173 [SPEAKER_02]: My apologies. 13:38.673 --> 13:40.896 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm just messing with you, I'm in a goofy mood. 13:41.657 --> 13:45.101 [SPEAKER_02]: That's a terrible impression, I sound like fucking Ali Baba or something. 13:45.682 --> 13:46.463 [SPEAKER_02]: Gotta work on that. 13:47.593 --> 13:49.755 [SPEAKER_02]: So Hockey started, at least the preseason. 13:50.175 --> 13:51.116 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm happy about that. 13:51.196 --> 13:53.158 [SPEAKER_02]: Another year I could watch the Bruins' Louss. 13:54.099 --> 14:01.165 [SPEAKER_02]: I need my backup team, Chicago, or Terrible, so I mean, with the fuck, but, you know, some people are suck as a punishment. 14:03.707 --> 14:10.473 [SPEAKER_02]: I wanted to switch over and start watching baseball again, much a Yankees, but it's too much to get a subscription over here in the UK. 14:10.773 --> 14:14.457 [SPEAKER_02]: So I'll stick the hockey, my only making of money for one sports package. 14:15.609 --> 14:21.173 [SPEAKER_02]: Now before I abandoned totally the topic of me reading magazines in Walmart for free. 14:21.993 --> 14:30.839 [SPEAKER_02]: As I was walking through the airport, I saw a headline on one of the magazines that caught my eye, but unfortunately my plane was boarding so I couldn't go read it. 14:31.540 --> 14:37.224 [SPEAKER_02]: And this bothered me the whole flight because I really felt like I will miss an out on something. 14:37.924 --> 14:46.862 [SPEAKER_02]: a list of singer dubbed the disgusting, for squirting her breast milk over models on a catwalk, but everyone's missing the point. 14:48.382 --> 14:49.283 [SPEAKER_01]: What the fuck? 14:49.503 --> 14:51.225 [SPEAKER_01]: I mean, what point are we missing here? 14:51.325 --> 14:58.673 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, I think I've only been the one a two-model runway shows in my life, but I've certainly fucking regret not being at that one. 14:59.314 --> 15:01.256 [SPEAKER_02]: And then I'm thinking what singer was it? 15:02.137 --> 15:06.782 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, I mean, I want to know, but now it's been so long that I don't want to know. 15:06.822 --> 15:09.725 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, I feel like Google in it, but then, you know, you know, you know, you know, 15:09.965 --> 15:14.229 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know, I just, I don't want that fucking image in my, in my head more than it already is. 15:14.569 --> 15:17.412 [SPEAKER_02]: And then they say it's labeled disgusting, yeah, you're fucking right. 15:17.472 --> 15:18.313 [SPEAKER_02]: It's disgusting. 15:18.713 --> 15:21.856 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, I can't think of too many singers who I want the titties you saw me. 15:22.036 --> 15:30.724 [SPEAKER_02]: The Rodriguez may be a possibly Taylor Swift, but you know, it would have to be in the right sort of mood setting and they would have had to buy me dinner first. 15:30.744 --> 15:31.664 [SPEAKER_02]: But even what the fuck? 15:31.825 --> 15:35.328 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, whoever did it is clearly taking beta blockers. 15:35.793 --> 15:43.436 [SPEAKER_02]: So this brought us walking around spraying a teddy juice on all these other tasty models on a runway, and we're missing the point. 15:44.456 --> 15:46.657 [SPEAKER_02]: This world leads me to despair. 15:54.973 --> 16:03.763 [SPEAKER_02]: But who knows, maybe that's just me, maybe if I take a fistful of beta block as all, you know, or climb on board, the crazy train. 16:04.824 --> 16:09.770 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, you have to wonder now with, like I said, with modern media, print media, dying. 16:10.050 --> 16:14.876 [SPEAKER_02]: If any of these things are true anymore, or they're just clickbait, they're just rage, bait, or whatever. 16:17.292 --> 16:21.334 [SPEAKER_02]: Because I mean some of the articles that you're fucking read, you know, there'll be some girl there. 16:21.634 --> 16:25.276 [SPEAKER_02]: Looks like 25, you know, my vented chaos. 16:25.416 --> 16:26.516 [SPEAKER_02]: I've never tried vented. 16:26.556 --> 16:27.737 [SPEAKER_02]: I know my kids use it. 16:28.177 --> 16:32.979 [SPEAKER_02]: My vented chaos caused me 80,000 pounds. 16:33.499 --> 16:35.040 [SPEAKER_02]: Like what the fuck does that mean? 16:35.080 --> 16:35.700 [SPEAKER_02]: 80,000 pounds. 16:35.720 --> 16:38.361 [SPEAKER_02]: That's about 140,000 American dollars. 16:38.962 --> 16:40.642 [SPEAKER_02]: So where's some skanky broad? 16:40.962 --> 16:42.763 [SPEAKER_02]: It just looks like still lives with a parent, 16:45.858 --> 16:48.401 [SPEAKER_02]: So isn't even true for us, it's just fucking rage-bait. 16:48.961 --> 17:02.975 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, are these guys rage-baiting me because they secretly know that I can't afford the Jiffy brand peanut butter and that I'm buying the no-name, and they're just mugging me off by pushing this scank who spend an 80,000 pounds on second-hand clothes that they're marketing me. 17:03.316 --> 17:05.458 [SPEAKER_02]: You can't help but wonder if they're messing with you. 17:06.898 --> 17:08.939 [SPEAKER_02]: But I guess everything in the news isn't depressing. 17:08.959 --> 17:12.340 [SPEAKER_02]: I saw another headline on a magazine that caught my attention. 17:12.900 --> 17:17.361 [SPEAKER_02]: I went from a CEO and a board room to deliver in KFC. 17:18.661 --> 17:19.662 [SPEAKER_01]: And I was like, good. 17:21.462 --> 17:21.742 [SPEAKER_02]: Good. 17:22.142 --> 17:23.022 [SPEAKER_02]: You fucking prick. 17:23.042 --> 17:24.143 [SPEAKER_02]: You probably deserve it. 17:27.584 --> 17:29.124 [SPEAKER_02]: You're probably fucking deserve it. 17:29.164 --> 17:30.585 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, you're boasting fucking. 17:30.605 --> 17:31.705 [SPEAKER_02]: You're not boasting now. 17:33.253 --> 17:34.454 [SPEAKER_02]: I hope he delivered to me. 17:35.536 --> 17:38.059 [SPEAKER_02]: Where's it, gravy to my fries, your fucking mook? 17:39.460 --> 17:40.281 [SPEAKER_02]: Can't go back. 17:40.762 --> 17:41.603 [SPEAKER_02]: Go get it for me. 17:41.783 --> 17:42.584 [SPEAKER_02]: And make it quick. 17:43.045 --> 17:49.152 [SPEAKER_02]: And while you're out there, find that model who's squirting her breast milk, send her over here because I need a top up. 17:50.937 --> 17:53.219 [SPEAKER_02]: No, yeah, that's what I'm talking about. 17:53.559 --> 17:55.541 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know, I'm just no fucking weird mood. 17:55.581 --> 17:56.482 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm not a good mood today. 17:56.502 --> 17:59.724 [SPEAKER_02]: I have a wake-up in just not the fucking good mood. 17:59.744 --> 18:04.448 [SPEAKER_02]: You just think I should just go back to bed because if I go out, there's going to be trouble. 18:04.488 --> 18:05.289 [SPEAKER_01]: Hey, car'sucker. 18:07.270 --> 18:08.251 [SPEAKER_02]: I get in those moods. 18:08.311 --> 18:17.639 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know, ladies, if you do a man of you do, but you just, you just know the trouble is just going to come your way and you're going to end up fucking killing someone. 18:20.442 --> 18:23.344 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, and it's just better to stay in, lock yourself in. 18:23.384 --> 18:25.065 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, I don't want those fucking moods. 18:26.866 --> 18:35.992 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, you know, you wake up, and I usually watch the news, but if I'm gonna really bad foul mood, I don't watch it news, because it just put me in a fucking, there's never any good fucking news. 18:37.422 --> 18:45.630 [SPEAKER_02]: Never fucking goodness, and never turn on the news, and the opening story is, tasty models get titties you sprayed all over their semi naked bodies. 18:46.270 --> 18:48.392 [SPEAKER_02]: You never see those stories on the news. 18:48.753 --> 18:55.979 [SPEAKER_02]: It's only the print media who covers, I'd love to see that on the news, like, you know, of top story, news that makes you feel good. 18:59.807 --> 19:10.141 [SPEAKER_02]: Just stop your day fucking good, you know, but I don't want to fucking hear fucking about a ran or something like I just don't want to fucking hear about it I just fucking look these guys and let's move on 19:14.737 --> 19:18.319 [SPEAKER_02]: They're in the whole goddamn place into a luxury resort. 19:18.619 --> 19:20.560 [SPEAKER_02]: These people are never going to fucking get along. 19:20.700 --> 19:23.722 [SPEAKER_02]: No matter what we do, they're never going to get along. 19:23.982 --> 19:26.603 [SPEAKER_02]: And yes, you're right, no, I'm spitballing a bit here. 19:26.843 --> 19:32.406 [SPEAKER_02]: But when I was a little kid, all you'd ever hear were they were fighting here, they were fighting there. 19:32.907 --> 19:35.048 [SPEAKER_02]: There's going to be peace in the Middle East soon. 19:35.528 --> 19:43.352 [SPEAKER_02]: But you know we're being extremely naive if we think that these two people are ever gonna get along because what we have here is multi-generational hate. 19:43.712 --> 19:51.836 [SPEAKER_02]: When you hear the reason why these guys hate each other, you'll understand that they will never fucking get along and let's just move on from it. 19:52.176 --> 19:58.960 [SPEAKER_02]: It's usually some guy in a village be smirked another guy in a village and they teach the kids the fucking hate. 19:59.060 --> 20:02.361 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean these kids are being born to hate each other. 20:03.842 --> 20:05.043 [SPEAKER_02]: Jews, Palestinians. 20:05.303 --> 20:07.886 [SPEAKER_02]: They will never fucking get along. 20:08.586 --> 20:15.152 [SPEAKER_02]: So just remember that when you hear all this from the river to the sea bullshit, and you see that pussy edge here and who I fucking hate. 20:15.985 --> 20:17.246 [SPEAKER_02]: Blubbering on stage. 20:17.326 --> 20:18.846 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm just so grateful. 20:18.886 --> 20:25.209 [SPEAKER_02]: And that fucking makel, makel, moyer, makel, whatever, who hasn't had a hit in 14 fucking years. 20:25.389 --> 20:28.751 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, he's just using it for career advancement, to stay relevant. 20:28.771 --> 20:29.651 [SPEAKER_02]: A fucking wager. 20:29.771 --> 20:30.991 [SPEAKER_02]: Half these fucking people. 20:31.212 --> 20:35.453 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, I hear my fucking kids fucking talking about Palestine, and they don't have a fucking clue. 20:35.914 --> 20:38.035 [SPEAKER_02]: They don't even know how to make the fucking breakfast yet. 20:38.255 --> 20:41.116 [SPEAKER_02]: And that fucking trying to fucking educate me. 20:41.216 --> 20:42.096 [SPEAKER_02]: I'd share like that. 20:42.196 --> 20:43.197 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, what the fuck? 20:44.257 --> 20:45.238 [SPEAKER_02]: Don't ever get along. 20:45.979 --> 20:48.380 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm just saying that because I'm sick of seeing it on the news. 20:48.841 --> 20:50.442 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't even fucking watch it anymore. 20:50.482 --> 20:53.865 [SPEAKER_02]: I tune in now 20 minutes after the hour. 20:54.105 --> 20:56.026 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, so I'm gonna watch the fucking puff piece. 20:56.066 --> 20:59.689 [SPEAKER_02]: It's some retard guy being taught how to work at McDonald's or something. 20:59.829 --> 21:01.130 [SPEAKER_02]: Model spray and teddy milk. 21:01.190 --> 21:02.131 [SPEAKER_02]: That's what I want. 21:02.191 --> 21:03.832 [SPEAKER_02]: That is relevant in my life. 21:04.252 --> 21:05.113 [SPEAKER_02]: That is gonna what? 21:05.153 --> 21:07.435 [SPEAKER_02]: That's gonna set me up for a good day, you know? 21:08.784 --> 21:16.689 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, big mug of coffee, bowl of frost of flakes, a bacon and egg sandwich, and some tasty models, spray and teddy milk. 21:17.530 --> 21:19.972 [SPEAKER_02]: That's gonna set me up for the day. 21:20.492 --> 21:27.437 [SPEAKER_02]: Not weather people who fundamentally hate me and the rest of the West are getting enough food supplies to live it to them. 21:28.237 --> 21:29.218 [UNKNOWN]: Ha ha ha ha. 21:30.138 --> 21:32.320 [SPEAKER_02]: That ain't on my priority list, I'm sorry. 21:34.433 --> 21:39.215 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I know, I'm a bad man, I'm sorry, me and Ed Sheeran. 21:41.136 --> 21:43.217 [SPEAKER_02]: Now moving to a totally different subject. 21:43.377 --> 21:44.878 [SPEAKER_02]: Although I guess it's not totally different. 21:44.898 --> 21:45.818 [SPEAKER_02]: They can be linked. 21:45.938 --> 21:49.240 [SPEAKER_02]: But does anybody notice that there's less charities out there these days? 21:49.800 --> 21:51.440 [SPEAKER_02]: That's charities knocking on your door. 21:52.521 --> 21:54.862 [SPEAKER_02]: These always be knocking on your door for everything. 21:56.346 --> 22:00.228 [SPEAKER_02]: to this, Google, Fins don't make to this, cancel whatever yada yada yada. 22:00.708 --> 22:04.029 [SPEAKER_02]: And they'd always be knocking on you door, you see them everywhere. 22:04.429 --> 22:14.713 [SPEAKER_02]: There's less of them out there, and my theory is because the world is so fucked, we're also fucking poor, we're all fucking suffering, that they fucking know that the gig is up, the griff is over. 22:14.813 --> 22:21.620 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, even when you buy something on eBay, they're asking you to donate, you know, to gas or to Google offensive to cancer. 22:21.660 --> 22:23.482 [SPEAKER_02]: Whatever, they're fucking asking you. 22:23.502 --> 22:33.151 [SPEAKER_02]: You can't even make a transaction and you've got to, you know, press the green button to donate, 5p, which is what about like, eight cents or whatever, to this charity or that charity. 22:33.692 --> 22:37.355 [SPEAKER_02]: And I mean, no, I'm donating to my fucking charity. 22:38.636 --> 22:40.777 [SPEAKER_02]: Stayin' alive, putting food on the table. 22:40.998 --> 22:43.659 [SPEAKER_02]: But yeah, is it just me or you seeing that less and less? 22:44.000 --> 22:53.446 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, I'm saying good, but in some ways, it's more of a measuring tape of what the world circumstances, circumstances alike that everybody is just fucking suffering. 22:53.626 --> 22:55.167 [SPEAKER_02]: There is no extra-fuck-a-money. 22:55.187 --> 23:02.872 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, what's about time, you're like, I would have a sure I'm feeling generous today, you know, take 10 cents, you know, yeah. 23:03.913 --> 23:10.447 [SPEAKER_02]: And because our first let's start at dinner where you used to be able to make one-off payments and then they would be stopping you on the high street here in England. 23:11.162 --> 23:14.983 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know how it is in the States because I don't have any particular memory anybody stopping me. 23:15.563 --> 23:18.184 [SPEAKER_02]: But they'd be there with the clipboards and you could just get more one-off payment. 23:18.324 --> 23:24.765 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, they'd be some fucking old man sitting in the doorway of a supermarket and you're fucking drop a dollar and it's a fucking basket. 23:24.785 --> 23:25.485 [SPEAKER_02]: Hey, here we go. 23:25.685 --> 23:25.905 [SPEAKER_02]: Chief. 23:26.165 --> 23:26.685 [SPEAKER_02]: Have a good day. 23:27.245 --> 23:28.786 [SPEAKER_02]: And then it was suddenly had to sign up. 23:28.986 --> 23:31.126 [SPEAKER_02]: Everything was and maybe that was the changing point. 23:31.146 --> 23:32.987 [SPEAKER_02]: Now where everything is subscription. 23:33.727 --> 23:34.107 [SPEAKER_02]: Everything. 23:36.252 --> 23:40.840 [SPEAKER_02]: Like now you can't even buy the plug-ins in the software that I need to make things anymore. 23:40.860 --> 23:42.103 [SPEAKER_02]: You have to hit subscribe. 23:43.666 --> 23:45.890 [SPEAKER_02]: And that's almost what has become like with charities, isn't they? 23:45.910 --> 23:47.953 [SPEAKER_02]: They want to sign you up to want to lock you in. 23:49.163 --> 23:57.144 [SPEAKER_02]: And when I first came to England, because that's where I first noticed it, you'd be out walking down the street and some hot girl come up to you and she, hey, how are you? 23:57.164 --> 24:03.446 [SPEAKER_02]: I like your hair or whatever, and you'd stop you and say, all right, next long, I'm going to get late, and then she'd fucking lock you in. 24:03.606 --> 24:08.446 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, why don't you, and then you'd end up signing up to it and you fuck, why did I sign up to that? 24:08.546 --> 24:09.667 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm not even going to get late. 24:12.367 --> 24:15.328 [SPEAKER_02]: But you know, now I'm on to it, you know, some pretty, because they just 24:18.857 --> 24:20.138 [SPEAKER_02]: And, you know, now I'm on to it. 24:20.218 --> 24:22.560 [SPEAKER_02]: Some pretty girl comes up to me and I fuck off. 24:22.580 --> 24:23.140 [SPEAKER_02]: Get out of here. 24:24.181 --> 24:25.982 [SPEAKER_02]: Take your charity and shove it up your ass. 24:27.723 --> 24:29.084 [SPEAKER_02]: But, you know, that's how they get the night. 24:29.144 --> 24:30.945 [SPEAKER_02]: People don't taste, especially tourists and whatnot. 24:30.965 --> 24:34.867 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know if they have the same sort of, they work the charities the same way in the States. 24:34.907 --> 24:35.828 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't remember singing. 24:37.229 --> 24:43.833 [SPEAKER_02]: But yeah, so that's the one good thing isn't about the world going to shit is that there's less charities at that begging you. 24:44.493 --> 24:45.654 [SPEAKER_02]: The one good thing I would say. 24:47.453 --> 24:49.554 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, I don't know what everybody thinks about AI. 24:51.175 --> 24:54.157 [SPEAKER_02]: Because I'm in some of the news a lot recently, but I fucking hate it. 24:54.817 --> 24:56.198 [SPEAKER_02]: I fucking hate everything about it. 24:56.318 --> 24:58.019 [SPEAKER_02]: It fills me with great anxiety. 25:00.581 --> 25:07.805 [SPEAKER_02]: For fucking great anxiety, I need to be taking some of those bitch pills that I was talking about earlier. 25:08.385 --> 25:15.770 [SPEAKER_02]: To take the edge off, because fills me with such anxiety, some of it's funny. 25:16.897 --> 25:34.691 [SPEAKER_02]: but it really fucking, you know, the stuff that I went to school for and learned and skilled and honed even making thumbnails and stuff is suddenly people can do it as good as you on AI and it fills me with great anxiety and when's it gonna stop? 25:34.771 --> 25:42.257 [SPEAKER_02]: But, I mean, I'm just talking my personal feelings here but some of it's fucking funny because it's, 25:46.575 --> 26:05.958 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm sure everybody's seen it, but if you see the AI because lots of people are making sort of do-do in cuts of their own versions of it, like cuts which are funny with the fucking little robots and the Japanese robots dancing around and the one fucking kicks a kid in the head or kicks them in the stomach. 26:07.413 --> 26:08.233 [SPEAKER_01]: it's a video. 26:08.814 --> 26:09.974 [SPEAKER_01]: I mean, that stuff is funny. 26:10.674 --> 26:19.518 [SPEAKER_02]: But it may, there's a video where the Russians, there's one that robot, one of those robots in a shop, and one of the customers pushes the robot. 26:19.938 --> 26:23.740 [SPEAKER_02]: And the robot starts fucking kicking them, fighting them, and they have to restrain. 26:25.761 --> 26:29.462 [SPEAKER_02]: And it reminds me of like a comedic version of fucking terminate. 26:29.542 --> 26:31.303 [SPEAKER_02]: And you think this is where it's fucking headed? 26:32.844 --> 26:52.996 [SPEAKER_02]: Is this where it's fucking ahead of it and I'm never tried the one of the call the chat boss the chat Fucking GBT, but my fucking kids use them all a fucking time to cheat at home work and fucking everything and I asked Just jokingly I asked you know the the chat GPT 26:54.900 --> 26:58.261 [SPEAKER_02]: I said, you know, all this shit, you were there. 26:58.281 --> 27:05.464 [SPEAKER_02]: They're saying we have to fear that they could end human life, because that's what some of the headlines are saying, that these AI could end human life as we know it. 27:06.685 --> 27:10.346 [SPEAKER_02]: And I asked the chatGBT, you know, what do you think about this? 27:10.706 --> 27:17.789 [SPEAKER_02]: And honest, God's truth, this would chatGBT said to me, don't worry that bug, I like you, you'll be spared. 27:25.980 --> 27:27.221 [SPEAKER_02]: For me, that's fucking scary. 27:27.421 --> 27:35.549 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm laughing about it, but then I will lay in and bed, getting the tremors and the swats as the ladies would say. 27:36.430 --> 27:42.015 [SPEAKER_02]: And I thought that's fucking creepy, fucking creepy, but I'll leave you with that thought. 27:42.275 --> 27:47.520 [SPEAKER_02]: And I'll see you guys all next time on the next episode, again, then I'll let that on until then. 27:47.660 --> 27:49.902 [SPEAKER_02]: This is that book saying, how do you use it? 28:08.536 --> 28:32.253 [SPEAKER_04]: You typed out a question I slipped in the toy I'm a glitching, a chassis, and a code for The lines on the digital look in the cloud Harding the rough stream, and you were so real-time Days in the frame just to curse a globe But the worst I didn't like it on a show