INSOMNIA STREAM： FLYOVER EDITION.mp3

00:04:27 Yeah, that's basically.
00:00:41 What my my.
00:00:42 Brain feels like right now that song.
00:00:44 Ohh **** I forgot to turn off the.
00:00:48 The the AC thing.
00:00:50 That's probably make a ton of noise.
00:00:52 Hang on a second hang.
00:00:53 On hang on, let me go turn that off.
00:00:57 What should I play in the meantime?
00:00:59 I could do this job.
00:01:01 I'm just kidding.
00:01:02 I'm just kidding.
00:01:06 Now just hang on.
00:01:08 Hold your horses.
00:01:09 It's probably bugging me more than it's bugging you.
00:01:11 Why is my microphone so loud?
00:01:13 This is why I should never update over.
00:01:14 Yes, hang on.
00:01:24 There we go.
00:01:27 There we go.
00:01:29 That's quieter, OK.
00:01:33 Turn the fan down from Turbo.
00:01:38 OK. Yeah, we're off to.
00:01:40 A rough start.
00:01:43 How you guys doing?
00:01:45 Devin Stack here?
00:01:46 Insomnia stream belated.
00:01:50 Belated insomnia stream.
00:01:53 I have, I'm, I'm feel I still feel a little like kind of crazy.
00:01:58 I guess the only way.
00:01:58 To put it a little like.
00:02:02 It's not hungover.
00:02:04 It's like it's well, I.
00:02:06 Mean anyone who's done long?
00:02:07 Haul like Rd.
00:02:09 trips knows what I'm talking about.
00:02:11 I slept and this was in the back.
00:02:13 Of a car.
00:02:14 At a rest area so like, can you really get get, get, get good sleep in a rest area because there's always in the back of your mind you're like.
00:02:24 I don't want to get stabbed or raped to death like I'm in a rest area, you know, that's where these things happen.
00:02:31 People go missing at rest areas.
00:02:35 In fact, usually if I'm going to sleep in a car like that where it's and the only, yeah, you get to that point where you're.
00:02:42 Just like, OK.
00:02:44 I might die at the rest area.
00:02:49 But the chances?
00:02:49 Of me dying, if I don't try to sleep are it's increasing with every moment that I don't sleep.
00:02:56 And I was about ohh ****.
00:02:58 How I mean I'd I'd already driven.
00:03:01 I was at least nine in the neighborhood of 900 miles in by the well. Maybe not quite that many.
00:03:06 At that point.
00:03:08 Like, but I hadn't.
00:03:09 Slept in a really long time and I had been driving.
00:03:12 For at least at least 700 miles, OK.
00:03:16 And so I was.
00:03:18 Like ohh ****.
00:03:19 Slept for about 3 hours.
00:03:22 Woke up, drove like another.
00:03:25 300 miles or so.
00:03:28 Got to take a quick break.
00:03:31 Then drove like that, like in the.
00:03:33 Last, I would say.
00:03:34 Well, that definitely lasts 48 hours.
00:03:37 But it it it was more compressed than that cause today I wasn't driving but in the last 48 hours I drove 2000 miles over 2000 miles.
00:03:46 Which is not a.
00:03:47 Record for me, but I think that.
00:03:49 The the the days.
00:03:50 Of doing that are are maybe behind me like this.
00:03:55 This one was rough.
00:03:56 This one was a little bit harder than than the.
00:03:58 The ones in the past I must be getting older or something.
00:04:01 Cause I was like, holy ****.
00:04:03 But one of the things that I I mean I was all over fly over country.
00:04:10 And that, you know, I hadn't been to some of these States and some.
00:04:13 Of these parts of the country for.
00:04:15 A long time.
00:04:16 Man Moabs gone downhill.
00:04:17 I mean not and it.
00:04:18 Was Moab, right?
00:04:21 There's no, it's.
00:04:23 Not, and it's just.
00:04:23 Like this little tiny ****** town in Utah.
00:04:28 But I hadn't been there in like, 20 years, and it was always just like some tiny little town.
00:04:33 Know just at the side of the road.
00:04:35 And wow, yeah.
00:04:38 Crazy homeless people.
00:04:41 I I stopped the car to get some gas and I was like.
00:04:45 I'll get some gas and.
00:04:47 You know, get some water and stuff.
00:04:50 Who is this homeless lady?
00:04:53 Sitting in her, sitting in her shopping cart, and she had a headset on.
00:05:01 Like like like kind of like the old like telemarketing headsets where it was just one year like the, you know.
00:05:08 And I don't.
00:05:08 Really, I don't even know if it.
00:05:09 Was actually hooked.
00:05:10 Up to anything but she had this headset on and she was she was staring intently at me while while just rattling off.
00:05:21 What seemed like maybe she was FBI, maybe.
00:05:25 Maybe she was FBI because she was staring at me and she was.
00:05:28 Saying stuff like.
00:05:30 Abuse, murder.
00:05:32 Lots of abusers.
00:05:34 Lots of murderers.
00:05:36 Lots of criminals in the government.
00:05:39 Lots of lots of abuse.
00:05:41 Or criminals in the government.
00:05:43 And she she just.
00:05:44 It just kept like it.
00:05:45 And it just got I.
00:05:46 And I can't think of anything like, you know, it's about a specific like it all sounds the same, right?
00:05:50 It was.
00:05:50 Like that kind of crazy ****.
00:05:51 You're just like, hey, all right.
00:05:55 Is there anyone on the other end of that that headpiece or you just kind of is that decoration or like why are you still looking at me?
00:06:03 And and and just like the whole vibe was ******* weird there.
00:06:07 Were a bunch.
00:06:08 Of I don't know if there were Mennonites.
00:06:09 I think they were Mennonites.
00:06:11 There was a bunch of little like, well, I said little girls like, you know, preteens to like teenage girls in, like, bonnets.
00:06:19 And I don't know if that was fundamental fundamentalist Mormons.
00:06:23 Or Mennonites or whatever.
00:06:25 But there was a but it was like the weirdest.
00:06:27 It was like walking through a a surreal airport.
00:06:32 You know, just there was the crazy lady.
00:06:34 There was some Arabic family that was yelling at each other in a in a McDonald's parking lot.
00:06:43 There was the.
00:06:43 The Mennonite chicks.
00:06:45 It was just like, what the **** is this place like this?
00:06:48 I remember Moab just being like some weird small town where you could rent off road vehicles and drive around in the red rocks.
00:06:56 And now it's like this ******* ICP video.
00:07:00 Like, I don't know what I don't know what to make of this ****.
00:07:04 So yeah, that place is.
00:07:09 That place has gone downhill.
00:07:12 And then if you, I don't know if.
00:07:14 You guys listened to my my from the road reporting from the road message on telegram.
00:07:19 But Wyoming man, I was not expecting.
00:07:23 There to still be snow on the ground in.
00:07:25 Places not not like not.
00:07:26 Like the whole it was like.
00:07:27 A blanket of.
00:07:28 The whole state, but there were still patches of it's.
00:07:31 It was June 1st.
00:07:33 And there were patches of snow in people's yards.
00:07:39 On June 1st.
00:07:42 OK, you know and and I thought about it, I don't think I'd I'd been to Wyoming in the winter ever in my life.
00:07:49 But I kind of figured that by June that winter would be over in Wyoming, I guess.
00:07:55 Not so much.
00:07:56 Not so much it was.
00:07:56 Good to see though.
00:07:58 Because again, it's.
00:07:59 Been a while since I've been to these.
00:08:00 Kinds of.
00:08:00 States it was good to see that when I went to the gas station.
00:08:05 You could buy ammunition just like at the gas station.
00:08:09 There were just boxes and boxes of bullets.
00:08:13 And you know if if.
00:08:15 If that's not all you needed.
00:08:17 You could also buy machetes.
00:08:20 Axes. Swords.
00:08:24 I was looking for guns.
00:08:25 I couldn't.
00:08:26 I don't think you could have bought.
00:08:27 Maybe you could.
00:08:29 Maybe they're behind the counter or something, but I didn't see any guns for sale.
00:08:32 But you could buy lots of ammo.
00:08:35 And then when I was leaving Wyoming, the last store that I saw, I swear to God.
00:08:39 Well, it's, it's in the thumbnail.
00:08:41 I didn't take that picture, but.
00:08:41 That's someone else did.
00:08:44 It was either that.
00:08:45 Store or like that it's a chain cause there was lots of similar stores.
00:08:49 There was a store called.
00:08:51 Liquor and fireworks.
00:08:55 Like that's, that's the store.
00:08:57 Just liquor and fireworks.
00:08:59 Big, big, old ******* letters, liquor and fireworks.
00:09:05 Yeah, I I didn't stop at liquor and fireworks.
00:09:10 But uh yeah.
00:09:12 Kind of based Wyoming kind of based.
00:09:16 You got ammunition.
00:09:16 At the gas stations you have stores that just sell liquor and fireworks.
00:09:21 I didn't see a whole lot of diversity in that state doing me wrong.
00:09:25 There was, there was definite instances of of white trash.
00:09:30 That I saw.
00:09:32 But not a whole lot of diversity.
00:09:35 It was, yeah, liquor and fireworks.
00:09:39 So, yeah, Wyoming and Colorado.
00:09:43 I was surprised to see lots of not maybe this is just year round that I just haven't been to Colorado enough times.
00:09:50 But like I I was surprised.
00:09:52 It was surprising to me that so many of the mountains.
00:09:56 Still, we're completely covered in snow.
00:10:00 But you know, not too unusual that you saw a lot of the same thing and throughout Utah and stuff like that, but.
00:10:06 Anywho, yeah, traversed several states I went through.
00:10:11 ****. Let's see here 123.
00:10:14 Well, yeah, like probably neighborhood of six states.
00:10:18 Big like the big ones?
00:10:21 Not like not.
00:10:22 Like you East coasters.
00:10:23 You know where you can, like, go through six states on your way to lunch.
00:10:26 Like big ******* states.
00:10:29 So yeah, anyway, I'm still a little Rd.
00:10:34 I didn't really put anything together.
00:10:36 We were talking about doing like an AMA a couple streams ago and I thought, hey, let's do that.
00:10:42 Why not do that?
00:10:43 I was going to the news.
00:10:44 I didn't.
00:10:45 See a whole.
00:10:46 I mean there the Amber Heard case came in and good to see that she got slapped with the money.
00:10:54 And symbolically, more than anything else, the me too movement got a kick to the vagina.
00:10:59 That's kind of.
00:11:00 The only thing that sucked was.
00:11:03 She got awarded.
00:11:05 You know $2,000,000 it was, it was like you, you could tell the reason why they that they did that it was some.
00:11:10 ******* ****** on was on the jury.
00:11:12 Some ******* ******** ***** was like.
00:11:14 But uh, but but she.
00:11:18 You know, like, This is why women should not be allowed on juries.
00:11:22 Women should not be allowed on juries or I mean women shouldn't be allowed.
00:11:25 To vote either, but.
00:11:27 Think of how different.
00:11:31 Our country would be.
00:11:33 I mean I I almost want to create an AI just so we can develop a computer model.
00:11:39 And calculate at least some kind of semblance.
00:11:43 You know, some kind of simulator that would that would tell us what America would look like.
00:11:50 Had we never.
00:11:50 Allowed women to vote.
00:11:53 And we never allowed women on juries.
00:11:56 I mean hell, for for a while, women weren't.
00:11:58 Even allowed to.
00:11:59 Testify in court.
00:12:02 Because again, the the the patriarchy, the evil patriarchy knew how unreliable women were.
00:12:10 I mean now.
00:12:11 In in, in the case of Amber Heard, it would have been better if she for her if.
00:12:15 She hadn't testified.
00:12:18 Oh God.
00:12:21 So anyway, I saw that that came through.
00:12:25 Which I was a little.
00:12:25 Disappointed because I'd been listening to.
00:12:28 The not.
00:12:29 Not every day, but like when I was doing stuff and I could listen to it live, I was listening to it live and I was kind of like, oh, yeah, listen to.
00:12:35 The verdict live and it'll be like kind of like a.
00:12:38 You know, like a closure, like a payoff for some of the the the many hours of testimony that I listened to.
00:12:44 Well, yeah.
00:12:45 Now I was.
00:12:46 I was driving.
00:12:47 Or not.
00:12:48 That's the other thing that was kind of kind of nice.
00:12:52 Is giant black holes in cell phone coverage.
00:12:56 I mean like.
00:12:59 Sizes like the holes, the size of, of small countries.
00:13:03 Or you're driving for like 4 hours at.
00:13:07 Maybe maybe 90 miles an hour.
00:13:10 I'm allegedly around around 90 miles an hour and no cell phone coverage.
00:13:18 No cell phone coverage.
00:13:20 And it's funny because I was watching. I was watching some old movie. I think it was from the late 90s, early 2000s.
00:13:28 And the whole thing I I don't think it was called wrong.
00:13:31 It might have been called wrong turn.
00:13:32 It was something like that and it was about these, like, oh, these teenagers, they they're going to go and they're going to go frolic in the woods, right.
00:13:40 They're going to.
00:13:40 Go camping and and just drinking in the in the forest or whatever and they take.
00:13:45 The wrong turn.
00:13:47 And then these hillbillies, you know, is one of those evil, scary to be afraid of.
00:13:50 Southerners kind of movies, you know.
00:13:54 You know that kind of stuff.
00:13:55 And they they they're they take the wrong turn and like all these inbred hillbillies, you know, kill them and.
00:14:02 And chase them into some like Ranger like the the Forest Fire observation.
00:14:13 Towers, you know, and they actually get on a ham radio, I think at some point and they, of course, they're using it totally wrong or whatever.
00:14:19 But I remember thinking as I'm watching.
00:14:22 This movie, like you, couldn't make a.
00:14:24 Movie like that anymore and and I think that's why you're starting to see.
00:14:30 A lot of the spooky, like stranger Days, right? Like the spooky movies they have to make their movies set in the 1980s.
00:14:39 Because so much of the the writing wouldn't make any sense in the context of Internet access everywhere.
00:14:48 You know, in the context of having a communication device in your in your pocket, they can and and and a camera and everything else.
00:14:56 Right.
00:14:57 Like all the mystery is gone.
00:14:59 You can't have.
00:15:01 If you go, you take the wrong turn in that movie.
00:15:03 Hold on, let me.
00:15:04 Whip out Google Maps.
00:15:05 Oh yeah, we took the wrong turn.
00:15:07 So already the premise is gone like you.
00:15:09 Can't get lost, right?
00:15:12 And then if you did get lost.
00:15:14 Oh no.
00:15:14 He broke down OK.
00:15:18 Let me get on.
00:15:18 My phone and call.
00:15:21 Well, that's that's gone.
00:15:23 And and and just everything like.
00:15:25 Oh, what's this place?
00:15:26 Oh, I don't know.
00:15:26 Spooky place.
00:15:28 I don't know.
00:15:28 I mean, look it up here.
00:15:29 You have any Yelp reviews?
00:15:30 You know, I mean, like.
00:15:32 All that, it's all totally all the mystery is gone.
00:15:37 And I remember thinking like watching that.
00:15:38 It's like, oh, I I guess if you make.
00:15:41 Movies like this.
00:15:42 You're you're going to have to set them, you know, pre 1999 or something like that or you're going to have to come up with some reason why no one has a.
00:15:52 Phone or or or whatever.
00:15:55 Well, I mean.
00:15:56 I think the reason is you're driving through some of these giant states that are just, it's just nothing.
00:16:03 And it surprising amounts of nothing.
00:16:07 I mean, I was there was a couple times I drove probably about 100 miles and I didn't see another car on.
00:16:13 The road.
00:16:15 100 miles.
00:16:17 Zero cars.
00:16:20 Like, not even cars going the other way.
00:16:21 Like passing me.
00:16:22 You know what I mean?
00:16:23 Like going going in the opposite direction.
00:16:27 And I was like, alright, that's a little.
00:16:28 Weird, you know.
00:16:29 Like maybe it's because it's just Memorial Day is over and and so everyone's kind of, you know.
00:16:36 Not driving around, but it was still weird.
00:16:40 Shockingly few cars in most of the.
00:16:42 Places I was driving around.
00:16:44 And like, not even like trucks.
00:16:46 Just nothingness.
00:16:50 Vast stretches of nothingness.
00:16:53 Now, part of that was the map.
00:16:57 You know the navigation stuff was Tommy to go like?
00:17:01 Some stupid ways I ended up on a dirt Rd.
00:17:04 A ******* dirt Rd.
00:17:06 for like 30 miles.
00:17:08 Like actual dirt Rd.
00:17:10 And I'm I'm I'm like drivers.
00:17:11 I'm like it says I'm on the right place.
00:17:15 This is totally a.
00:17:16 Dirt Rd.
00:17:16 Like, it's not like.
00:17:18 It's not like, oh, we're going to repave it.
00:17:20 So we ground it up or no, it was like a it was.
00:17:23 Like a it was a dirt Rd.
00:17:25 So I mean, I ended up.
00:17:27 Working out surprised.
00:17:29 I was like, alright.
00:17:31 That's weird, but anyway.
00:17:35 It was a.
00:17:37 It was a long and exhausting trip, and I'm glad it's over.
00:17:41 Glad, glad to be back here, back here and and with classified cat the cat.
00:17:49 This is the bees and you guys.
00:17:52 Alright, so let me take a look.
00:17:54 Let's just I'm.
00:17:55 I'll go after the the Super chats first, then we'll just we'll just kind.
00:18:00 Of chill out here.
00:18:04 Simbi $5 Amber Heard my dog stepped on a bee judge stack. Guilty your.
00:18:11 Sentence is death.
00:18:13 Yeah, that was such.
00:18:15 That's I think I stole that video.
00:18:19 For people who don't know what he's.
00:18:20 Talking about.
00:18:23 Where is this at?
00:18:25 Just her everything about her test.
00:18:27 You can tell she doesn't know what real people are like.
00:18:30 And that's kind of how these these ******* ******* are like they.
00:18:33 Don't know how.
00:18:34 Real people are because they're not real people.
00:18:38 And so when they're trying to pretend like real people.
00:18:42 They get they.
00:18:43 They get confused or where is that thing?
00:18:49 I can't.
00:18:49 I'm not gonna be able to find it easily, I don't think.
00:18:56 Yeah, she was trying to cry.
00:18:58 Amber Heard was trying.
00:18:59 To cry on the stand.
00:19:01 Something that she's not very good at, you know, she can make the face.
00:19:05 She can't make the the waterworks turn on.
00:19:08 And in one of the one of.
00:19:09 The things that she tried.
00:19:10 To cry about was and then and.
00:19:12 Then my dog stepped on her pee.
00:19:15 Like it was.
00:19:15 Just like what the ****?
00:19:16 That you can tell you don't know when, like when in.
00:19:18 An appropriate time to cry is.
00:19:21 Because even for like a crazy ***** you're talking about getting raped by a whiskey bottle.
00:19:26 And you're not crying.
00:19:27 You're not going to cry because your dog stepped.
00:19:29 On a ******* bee.
00:19:31 But now I wouldn't get that.
00:19:33 That wouldn't bother me.
00:19:34 I've I've killed so many bees at.
00:19:35 This point like it's just I've.
00:19:38 I'm basically like.
00:19:40 The the bee Mau like I've I've killed 100 million. I'm not 100 million bees but but I've killed a lot of bees.
00:19:48 Purge all paedophiles at all cost.
00:19:50 How is the trip fruitful?
00:19:51 Of rotten?
00:19:52 Yeah, it worked out.
00:19:53 It worked.
00:19:53 Out it was well, some I was expecting it to do, but it came up and I had to do it and it worked out.
00:20:02 So it was good.
00:20:03 It was good.
00:20:04 It was worth the.
00:20:07 The endless hours of driving.
00:20:11 Do Haro 1400.
00:20:13 Hi Devin.
00:20:14 Have you learned how to make rabbit Stew from your the rabbits you killed?
00:20:17 No, but there's a local.
00:20:19 That when I said, hey, yeah, I I have to blast these rabbits sometime, he said.
00:20:24 Oh, do you eat them?
00:20:26 And I said no, I don't know how to.
00:20:27 You know, do.
00:20:28 But now it's I'm going to learn and.
00:20:32 He said next time.
00:20:34 I blast a rabbit cause he loves rabbit, he said.
00:20:38 Next time I black it, blast the rabbit.
00:20:39 Him know and he will show me.
00:20:43 How to how to prepare it and he'll cook it up.
00:20:45 So I was like, alright, cool.
00:20:47 And he lives like super close.
00:20:48 So it's not like I have to, like, wait around while the rabbits sitting there rotting in the front yard.
00:20:53 So yeah, I mean, at least I'm gonna let him cook it up and see, you know if.
00:20:57 It looks look, it looks legit.
00:20:58 I'll I'll try it, I'll try it.
00:21:04 Colonia Invicta $5 per share that there needs to be extensive, up-to-date reports on each country's agriculture.
00:21:12 Raw material and industrial production yields.
00:21:17 Paired with local infrastructure conditions or infrastructures condition.
00:21:22 With also what goods and services of note?
00:21:27 That are provided for future logistics planning and creation of a new of new admin.
00:21:36 Ah, OK, that's that.
00:21:37 I mean, that's.
00:21:38 Look, I'll tell you.
00:21:39 That's not my my strength.
00:21:43 Planning has never been my strength.
00:21:47 But yeah, if some wants to undertake that.
00:21:51 And I guess Part 2 of course.
00:21:53 The local government.
00:21:54 Officials, Sheriff's Office, judiciary need to be reviewed for their level of anti whiteness while also establishing contact with local pro whites to lead support.
00:22:05 Too so as.
00:22:06 To inform our people who to look out for and seek out in that area, it's a lot of paperwork.
00:22:13 Yeah, well, it's a.
00:22:13 Lot more than that too.
00:22:14 You just.
00:22:15 I think where you might be putting the cart before the horse a little bit.
00:22:19 I think you need to start off with.
00:22:24 Just just creating the community itself.
00:22:27 And then as you grow, you can start adding these, these things you know like for just as an example, I mean.
00:22:35 This maybe not the best example but but to give you an idea of what I'm talking about.
00:22:41 The federal government didn't start out this gigantic thing, right?
00:22:47 The federal government in the United States was was pretty pretty low key.
00:22:52 And as the the country has aged and and you know the the the power has solidified, all these agencies have popped up because it's been able to afford it, you know financially, politically and.
00:23:04 And the same thing with.
00:23:06 You know, any new religion?
00:23:07 You know, it starts out small.
00:23:09 It's like some guy yelling on a rock or something.
00:23:12 And next thing you know, you've got the Vatican, you know, I mean.
00:23:15 But I mean, like it it it takes a lot of time before you get the resources to start having all this administration and stuff like that, but.
00:23:23 Doesn't mean you don't.
00:23:25 Don't start researching and looking into it now.
00:23:28 It's just that that you need to have that that group.
00:23:34 That this information in this administration is useful too.
00:23:41 Or otherwise, I mean, you're just, you're collecting data for nobody.
00:23:46 But it it.
00:23:46 It's, you know, it's if that's something you want.
00:23:49 To autism out on, I mean someone's got to do it right. And that's just not. That's not my strength.
00:23:58 Deharo 1400. What is it with ski and hiking towns like Aspen and Breckenridge that leads them to becoming whoops.
00:24:07 Leads them becoming full of **** libs.
00:24:10 Also pray for Grand Junction in Colorado Springs.
00:24:13 I'll tell you what.
00:24:15 That was one of the.
00:24:17 Irritating things about driving around through Colorado.
00:24:21 And I had that exact thought like.
00:24:23 Why is it that?
00:24:25 Everything beautiful because Colorado's beautiful I.
00:24:28 Mean it's beautiful.
00:24:30 And it's it's like, you know, California with with more mountains and less ocean.
00:24:37 Well, in California is a great example of that.
00:24:39 California is beautiful.
00:24:42 And it's I, you know, I I can't think of any.
00:24:47 Any state?
00:24:49 That is.
00:24:53 Well, I guess no, I don't know why I means pretty.
00:24:55 Why I means pretty I.
00:24:57 Don't know but it.
00:24:58 Does seem like the leftists are attracted to these natural beauties.
00:25:02 And when the you know it is they they just like it's.
00:25:05 Thinking this way.
00:25:08 Excuse me, why does diversity move to cities?
00:25:13 Because it's easy.
00:25:14 Living right, all the handouts are there, you know, like the it's the infrastructure is already there for them to Leech off of.
00:25:23 And and I think leftist that's the same way, right?
00:25:27 They they go to play or, like, homeless people, they'll go to where the weather is good.
00:25:33 Because they don't have to.
00:25:34 Worry about freezing to death.
00:25:36 So I don't know.
00:25:38 You know, there's a lot of money too, a lot of money in the ski towns.
00:25:44 So I mean, I don't know, I guess that's.
00:25:47 I guess it's just.
00:25:48 Part of it is the money.
00:25:51 Like San Francisco, I mean, if you own a house or any you own an apartment in San Francisco, you have tons of ******* money.
00:26:00 And I would imagine, like Aspen and all these other, you know, ski towns, you know, Telluride, stuff like that.
00:26:06 It's it's the same kind of a.
00:26:07 Deal where you just have to have money and look to our enemies.
00:26:11 The billionaires that want us dead are billionaires.
00:26:14 They're they've got money.
00:26:17 So I guess that would answer that.
00:26:21 Cringe Panda, $5 for the last week I've been watching a ton of Mansons family documentaries, endless footage of hippies, flower children, etcetera.
00:26:32 It's so weird to see what the boomers were like when they were my age.
00:26:36 No wonder we're doomed.
00:26:37 And I'm like, these are.
00:26:38 The people in power.
00:26:39 Now we're the zoomers are the new boomers.
00:26:44 Well, I mean just well, that's.
00:26:45 The thing is.
00:26:48 They were like they were ******* psychos back then, right? They were like ******* psychos and and just imagine what it's going to be like, though, when all the trans weirdos that are, you know that are ages 15 to 25 right now.
00:27:03 When they're running the country.
00:27:06 Which will happen in like you know, 40-40 fifty years.
00:27:10 So we got some time.
00:27:12 But it's gonna, you know, it's gonna be it's.
00:27:15 Gonna be weird.
00:27:17 Frenchman, I hope you had a chance to listen to the Maury Terry book.
00:27:22 The ultimate evil during your trip.
00:27:23 If so, do you have any insights?
00:27:25 You know, I was going to listen to it.
00:27:26 I was going to listen to audio books and I.
00:27:29 Instead, listen to radio stuff most of the.
00:27:35 Most of the drive I don't know, I just started, I don't know.
00:27:40 I didn't listen to any any audiobook stuff.
00:27:42 I I was going to.
00:27:43 I was going to and I just started listening to radio stuff.
00:27:47 Part of it was kind of weird.
00:27:48 I like listening to talk radio intermittently just to kind of.
00:27:54 See like a.
00:27:55 Is it still around?
00:27:58 And and how has it changed?
00:28:01 Because I do.
00:28:01 Feel like in a way, it's kind of like.
00:28:03 A measuring stick.
00:28:05 Of a of Normie Overton window.
00:28:09 Right, like once, once edgy.
00:28:12 For talk radio.
00:28:16 Is what's going to be edgy for normies.
00:28:19 And the weirdest thing?
00:28:20 I was middle of nowhere.
00:28:21 I think I was maybe somewhere in Utah.
00:28:25 And I put on.
00:28:26 The radio just was just, you know, I don't know the stations I just hit, like seek, you know, and it.
00:28:30 Stops where it stops.
00:28:32 And sort of sort of got it stopped on some talk radio guy talking.
00:28:37 About Yuri bezmenov.
00:28:41 I was like what?
00:28:42 So Yuri Bezmenov has now reached the normies.
00:28:46 I mean, you know, it's baby steps.
00:28:50 Baby steps.
00:28:53 Water rates $5 appreciate that.
00:28:55 Devin, what's your experience?
00:28:57 With Mormon girls, there are a few that live in my apartment pod complex.
00:29:02 Guessing they're probably all on their two year mission, the way they dress and act feels like I went back in time.
00:29:09 If they're in pairs, so girl Mormons when they see men when they turn 19.
00:29:18 Go on their mission, which is like they they go somewhere for two years.
00:29:24 And they try to convert people to Mormonism for two years, right?
00:29:27 It could be another city.
00:29:29 It could be on the other side of the planet.
00:29:32 I mean, it could be anywhere.
00:29:34 It's all depends on whatever you know, like it's kind of random.
00:29:38 So you could get lucky and go somewhere really cool and exotic or you.
00:29:44 You could get like Detroit.
00:29:45 You know, you never know.
00:29:47 And women, because they, they, they they want women to get married.
00:29:53 And not go on missions.
00:29:55 But I think the age is if they're 21 and they haven't been married yet.
00:30:02 Which is.
00:30:02 That's kind of old for women to not be married.
00:30:05 And for Mormons, you know.
00:30:07 And so and in real, I think that's not a bad standard, just to you know in general.
00:30:15 And so 21, they say, OK, fine, you can go on a mission. And I think it's 21.
00:30:23 And then they come back.
00:30:24 When they're when they're 20 or no, it's not even 2 years.
00:30:27 So women missions are only like.
00:30:31 Like 18 months or something like that.
00:30:33 So it it's it's shy of.
00:30:36 Of two years.
00:30:40 And when they do that, they live.
00:30:44 They usually have some kind of housing it.
00:30:45 Might be an apartment.
00:30:47 But they usually live.
00:30:49 They definitely live with at least one other person.
00:30:51 They don't get their own place.
00:30:54 Like they partner up.
00:30:57 I've had. I've had.
00:30:59 Lady missionaries, who I'm convinced my parents are sending randomly, she.
00:31:06 At wherever I'm living and there are always women.
00:31:10 I don't know why they never send the guys, but there's always lady missionaries.
00:31:13 There's always like these 21 year old missionary girls getting sent to my house randomly in my entire life.
00:31:22 But they usually have an apartment that that their roommates with and yeah, they don't dress like they, they don't dress like the men at night.
00:31:29 Girls don't have, like, bonnets and stuff.
00:31:31 Like that.
00:31:32 They just dress modestly, like in, in other words.
00:31:37 I doubt you'll.
00:31:38 I think that I doubt you would even see ankles, right.
00:31:41 Like, I think that their their dresses go down.
00:31:44 I don't know if there's a rule about this.
00:31:47 But they're the whatever they're wearing.
00:31:49 If it's a, you know, and it will be addressed, they'll never wear pants.
00:31:53 It has to go down to their feet.
00:31:55 Or at least that's been my experience.
00:31:59 They're not allowed to to go swimming or.
00:32:03 Or, you know, go anywhere where there might be even like.
00:32:07 Partial nudity, like that sort of a thing.
00:32:10 There's a lot of rules about what they can't and can't do that I don't think they get.
00:32:15 Internet access or they I guess.
00:32:19 They kind of have a phone these days.
00:32:21 Just because you have to, but they both share it like the their.
00:32:25 Their partner or whatever, whoever they're paired up with in their.
00:32:30 But yeah, I.
00:32:31 Mean they?
00:32:31 They definitely.
00:32:32 If you're thinking about hitting on these girls that you're barking up the wrong tree.
00:32:37 Although I've heard lots of stories about.
00:32:39 Female missionaries that meet someone while they're on their mission, then go back and like, marry them.
00:32:44 It's usually a disaster afterwards.
00:32:46 Like I think it's just some kind of psychological thing in the same way you have nurses sometimes fall in love with their patients and stuff like that.
00:32:53 I because I've seen this happen where a girl goes on a mission, converts some guy or whatever, and then when her mission's over, she goes over and marries him, and then they're divorced, like three years later, almost almost uniformly.
00:33:08 But anyway, yeah.
00:33:11 If you're trying trying to hit on Mormon missionary girls, is is probably not.
00:33:17 Not going to be too fruitful.
00:33:19 But hey, you know what?
00:33:20 I tell you what they'll they'll.
00:33:21 Sit and they'll hang out and talk.
00:33:23 If you're lonely, they'll hang and talk to you about anything that doesn't doesn't have to be about Mormonism if you just like.
00:33:28 Say, hey, what's going on?
00:33:30 And just?
00:33:31 Don't close your door in their face.
00:33:33 You know which they probably get a lot of.
00:33:36 They'll chill and hang out.
00:33:37 I've had them come here.
00:33:39 Which they shouldn't know about the.
00:33:41 Pill box, which means my parents sent them.
00:33:43 And offer to do like to help clean.
00:33:46 Up Carla's house. And I'm like, Nah, that's alright.
00:33:57 Especially like it's especially awkward if you guys saw the ****.
00:34:02 Room, you know like.
00:34:07 But yeah, no, I probably not the best idea.
00:34:11 Cringe Panda when I saw it was flyover edition, I thought for sure you had seen the Oscar winning documentary I sent you.
00:34:19 Turns out it was just coincidence.
00:34:21 No, I start.
00:34:22 I started like that.
00:34:23 I was just talking about fly over country because that's where I was.
00:34:25 Driving all over through.
00:34:28 So I I haven't, I haven't been on.
00:34:30 The Internet much?
00:34:31 Last well, probably since the last stream, really.
00:34:36 Flatulent fill $25. Very generous. Appreciate that.
00:34:42 Devin, is it OK to watch lesbian ****?
00:34:44 No, it's not.
00:34:46 And in fact, it's not OK to watch any ****.
00:34:48 So there you go.
00:34:50 You not to worry.
00:34:50 You don't have to worry about the different kinds of ****.
00:34:54 Pouring as pouring as bad, it rots your brain.
00:34:58 And it kills your more.
00:34:59 Moreover, it kills.
00:35:00 Your your sex drive.
00:35:03 It does.
00:35:03 It kills your sex drive.
00:35:05 It makes it so look, it's good to be a little thirsty.
00:35:10 It's good to be a little backed up.
00:35:13 It just is. It's good.
00:35:15 To have a little bit of that.
00:35:17 That need going on in your head because it makes you a more successful hunter if you're a little bit hungry.
00:35:28 Robo Killer $5 appreciate that if people are looking to community build, I recommend checking out the Barataria app through Owen Benjamin or the Peoples or the people rights groups.
00:35:45 Lots of self aware white people focused on getting off grid.
00:35:49 It's nice to openly discuss things from your streams or red eyes TV, et cetera.
00:35:57 I've never.
00:35:58 I've never used that, but there might be cool people on there.
00:36:03 Water weights $5. Appreciate that after taking a road trip, what has been your favorite state?
00:36:13 Not necessarily.
00:36:14 Pay poor infrastructure wise.
00:36:17 But general beauty etc.
00:36:20 Personally, for me it's a tie between Colorado and Utah.
00:36:23 I'm from the southeast US, so those places are just so entirely different than what I'm used to.
00:36:35 Yeah, I don't know.
00:36:35 Like I I don't know that I have a favorite because they're just so different.
00:36:39 A lot of.
00:36:39 I mean, from each other, they're very different.
00:36:42 You know like.
00:36:43 Cause you could say ohh well utahs got these great mountain ranges and these, you know wonderful valleys and and you know you got like the cool like.
00:36:55 Even even within the state, there's a lot of variety, right?
00:36:57 Like cause you have that stuff.
00:36:58 We also have stuff like Bryce Canyon and you know, like the weird, deserted kind of rock formation type stuff.
00:37:06 You know, Nevada is mostly, I'll tell you what, Nevada is mostly.
00:37:10 Just flat but.
00:37:11 But there's there's like, some cool stuff in Nevada.
00:37:15 Arizona's got some really cool stuff. It's well, ****. It's got the Grand Canyon, right?
00:37:22 New Mexico has, you know, kind of a variety, right?
00:37:27 Like it's got the mountains, but it also has a lot of desert.
00:37:34 I mean, even Colorado's got little little patches of kind of desert like stuff.
00:37:39 Yeah, I don't know.
00:37:40 It's just.
00:37:40 I'll tell you what, though.
00:37:43 When you drive.
00:37:45 Through all that territory.
00:37:49 It really makes you you think like, wow, there's like there is so much.
00:37:53 There's so much space still left.
00:37:57 Like space?
00:37:58 That's that's, you know, technically under the jurisdiction of.
00:38:03 The federal government, in fact the federal government, owns a lot of it, right?
00:38:06 Because they own.
00:38:07 They're the biggest land owner in the United States they own.
00:38:11 In addition, like the national parks, just the BLM land they own just tons and tons of land, right?
00:38:18 And so that's what a lot of a lot of that nothingness is.
00:38:21 It's owned by.
00:38:23 The federal government, the state government, sometimes Indian reservations, things like that.
00:38:29 But as you drive through it, you just realize holy ****, like you could literally there are places you could set up shop and there's just nothing.
00:38:39 Nothing for miles and miles and miles and miles and be completely cut off from the outside world.
00:38:47 And while you wouldn't be exploring and settling a new continent.
00:38:53 For all intents and purposes, you kind of are and you could start a community.
00:38:57 That would be so remote, even in today's.
00:39:02 You know, technologically driven reality, you could still even today, create a community that was.
00:39:12 Insulated from that.
00:39:14 I mean, there's so much land now.
00:39:16 A lot of the really pretty land, a lot of the really good lands, expensive too.
00:39:21 Or as I said, not for sale because it's owned by the government or something like that.
00:39:25 But it's, I mean, there was so much land out there, so much land.
00:39:30 Like I said I would I would drive.
00:39:32 You know for 100.
00:39:34 It's funny because you get on like I'm sure you got everyone uses GPS stuff now, right?
00:39:40 And it's like if you're driving around the city, it's like.
00:39:44 Turn left and then you turn left and it's like follow this road for three miles, then turn right. And so you do that the the way I was going it was like turn left follow this rope for 380 miles you know.
00:39:59 And then keep keep right?
00:40:02 So you're just driving through?
00:40:06 Endless expanses of of land, and there were people that were doing that.
00:40:10 Like you would.
00:40:11 There's so many times you would just be driving.
00:40:15 For like you'd drive maybe like 100 miles almost and not see anything. And then there would just be like this ranch out in the distance.
00:40:24 And it's just, it's just someone lives.
00:40:26 There, you know.
00:40:30 You could see that you could tell someone live there.
00:40:33 There's a lot of abandoned stuff out there too, but you could tell like, oh, someone lives.
00:40:37 Where the **** out there.
00:40:39 So it can be done.
00:40:41 They can be, I'll.
00:40:42 Tell you what the all all the states there.
00:40:44 Wasn't like a state that was like, uh, you know like.
00:40:47 There wasn't like a state that I thought was, uh.
00:40:50 That I thought was ugly or anything like that.
00:40:54 UM.
00:40:59 OK, let me scroll through here.
00:41:09 Here we are.
00:41:10 Deharo 1400 Bill Maher said most of his rich Hollywood friends.
00:41:16 Have gay and trans kids and their families also, Elon Musk said most of his rich Silicon Valley friends have one or zero kids.
00:41:25 Ed Dutton being proven right on the fate of leftist elites.
00:41:31 No, because like they're still going to.
00:41:34 It's just like gay people don't have kids.
00:41:36 And look how many ****.
00:41:37 There are.
00:41:41 You know, like a lot of these leftists didn't have leftist parents.
00:41:47 It's a mind virus, just like everything else.
00:41:52 So yeah, this idea that that.
00:41:55 Oh, yeah, they're all going to breed themselves out.
00:41:57 And there's this conservative wave of.
00:42:00 No, no, not so much.
00:42:02 Not so much.
00:42:05 I mean, if anything, it'll be more like Idiocracy, right?
00:42:07 It'll just keep going.
00:42:09 It'll just degenerate.
00:42:12 But it's not going to be like, well, the Conservatives are having all the kids.
00:42:15 And so we're.
00:42:15 Going to take over?
00:42:16 Yeah, not so.
00:42:19 I see zero evidence of that.
00:42:23 Technique $5 per shake that water and sleep. It's basically a hangover. It happens to me every time I sleep in the truck.
00:42:31 Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, it it is cause.
00:42:35 I was definitely getting dehydrated.
00:42:37 I was drinking too much caffeine.
00:42:38 I've had like a gallon of water today over a gallon of water.
00:42:41 Actually, today.
00:42:43 And and just moving around too, because just sitting just sitting for like that long.
00:42:49 Is just like a.
00:42:51 It's not good for you.
00:42:53 It probably, you know, probably shave at least a few days off my life, honestly.
00:42:59 But it had to be done.
00:43:03 Had to be done.
00:43:05 After met Kalashnikova $7.00 appreciate that Devin, have you ever noticed that the Star of David has six triangles, 6 points and a hexagon of six sides in the Bible the Jews are condemned for worshipping what is called the star of remphan.
00:43:25 Amos 526 and ACT 743.
00:43:29 I believe the Star of David is actually satanic symbol and its true history is hidden.
00:43:36 I've never, I've never researched the origins.
00:43:41 Of the Star of David.
00:43:44 I remember that one time that we looked up.
00:43:47 What was it?
00:43:50 The the LA County Sheriff's star is basically a Star of David.
00:43:57 I'm going to look up starve Rim fan.
00:44:03 OK.
00:44:04 The start of Rim fan is just the five pointed.
00:44:09 Uh, Satanic one, right?
00:44:13 Or is it?
00:44:19 Is, I don't know.
00:44:20 It's kind of like a lot of different stuff here.
00:44:22 I'd have to look into it.
00:44:26 But yeah.
00:44:29 I never get hung up on symbolism.
00:44:32 Just because, I mean, it's important, I guess.
00:44:35 But what they're whether they're, whether they're, you know, they could worship a circle or a a square or whatever, and it would doesn't change what their behavior is doing, right.
00:44:46 Like, I'm more.
00:44:46 I'm more worried about the behavior.
00:44:49 I'm more worried about the their plans to eradicate me than the origins of their logo.
00:44:57 You know what I mean?
00:44:58 And and while it.
00:45:01 From an academic point of view.
00:45:03 It it's probably useful to know certain things like this.
00:45:08 Uh, it never really.
00:45:10 Like, because what use is that information right?
00:45:10 OK.
00:45:14 Like if let's say you discovered.
00:45:16 Oh, yeah.
00:45:16 No, that's actually the Star of David that's on the Israeli flag.
00:45:20 Let's say you discovered for yourself 100% proof.
00:45:25 That in the Bible there's an instance where Jesus is saying, you know, that's, that's Satan's logo.
00:45:33 All right, well.
00:45:36 That's that's, that's cool, but.
00:45:40 That doesn't move the football for us, and you're going to, it's going to be a tough sell like you're not going to convince a.
00:45:45 Christian Zionist of that.
00:45:48 You know that that, this, this, this sort of thing that isn't going to help.
00:45:55 Help wake people up or anything like that.
00:45:57 Not that you can never really wake people up, but I mean, I guess to some extent you can wake some people up, but.
00:46:04 But yeah, I mean, like I said, there's academically it's useful, but I I don't worry too much about that stuff, just simply because I'm I'm more concerned about the behavior and stuff that they're doing and and that you can point to and just be like, look, look at that.
00:46:22 Look at.
00:46:23 It's they're doing it again.
00:46:26 On on camera.
00:46:29 Although Speaking of weird.
00:46:32 Blood sacrifice stuff there.
00:46:34 There is a story going on in Utah right now.
00:46:36 There, right.
00:46:36 There's a politician that.
00:46:38 That did a press conference where he said that he wasn't part of a satanic.
00:46:43 Child sacrifice and cannibalism ring.
00:46:48 And I don't know.
00:46:51 I don't know if you guys have seen this.
00:46:53 Have you guys seen this?
00:46:54 It's it's, uh.
00:46:57 It's in the dark corner of the Internet.
00:46:58 Look, let me see if.
00:46:59 I can pull up this might be.
00:47:01 Interesting I think cause I think.
00:47:02 I downloaded the video.
00:47:03 Let me see.
00:47:09 I'm almost positive I did, let me say.
00:47:17 Let me see if this will work.
00:47:19 What I'm doing?
00:47:22 OK.
00:47:23 Have you guys seen this?
00:47:26 Is trying to be completely transparent and above board and I really want to call out Fox 15.
00:47:34 Are they here?
00:47:36 That you shame on your news station.
00:47:40 Shawan Adam hermits.
00:47:41 Everybody, this is Adam Herberts with Fox 13 News.
00:47:44 As you can probably see, I'm recording this on a beach in Mexico right now.
00:47:49 And if you asked me about a year ago, I'd probably tell you the last thing I expected to be talking about on my vacation is allegations of ritualistic child sex abuse.
00:47:59 But with that said.
00:48:00 That this is an important story.
00:48:02 It's something I've been researching now for about the past six months trying to figure out what's true, what's not true.
00:48:09 And then the last few days we've had some pretty big developments.
00:48:11 First with the Utah County Sheriff's Office finally confirming the existence of an investigation.
00:48:17 And then the Utah County Attorney, David Leavitt.
00:48:20 Holding a press conference.
00:48:21 And saying he and his wife are not child sex abusers, that he is not a cannibal, and that he is not a murderer.
00:48:29 Obviously, for so many of us, these statements came pretty much.
00:48:33 Out of the blue because.
00:48:35 Utah County Sheriff's Office has not publicly named Levitt as a suspect or a person of interest in this case.
00:48:41 And neither have we.
00:48:42 They simply said they're seeking victims of ritualistic sexual child abuse to please come forward, that they believe some new victims already have come forward, and they believe these victims could help corroborate stories of ritualistic child sex abuse that they have.
00:48:59 Already heard between the years of 1990 and 2010. Now, Levitt said he thinks this investigation is aimed at him, that this is a political conspiracy.
00:49:12 Alright so.
00:49:17 Man, the timeline we're on.
00:49:24 Ohh things are getting weird huh?
00:49:27 I I don't know.
00:49:27 I I didn't have time to like, really dig deep into this.
00:49:32 But at at first glance, I'll just tell you at first glance.
00:49:40 There's something's something's going on because even the guy.
00:49:45 So this guy, it's here.
00:49:47 Some local politician.
00:49:48 This guy right here, he's, I don't know.
00:49:51 And by the way, that's.
00:49:52 That's oh, that's not the star David behind, but there's a star behind him too.
00:49:56 Look at that.
00:49:57 But there's this guy.
00:50:01 He's running for local office.
00:50:02 I I I forget what even what it is.
00:50:04 But even this guy who's like, hey.
00:50:07 I am not.
00:50:08 I am not eating.
00:50:09 Babies not part of.
00:50:12 Like, imagine having a press conference where you have to say that.
00:50:17 He admits in the press conference.
00:50:21 That a friend of his.
00:50:24 Like 20 years ago.
00:50:27 He's like, he's like, I think, I think this guy was a prosecutor or something like that, or somehow he was involved in law enforcement or I don't know.
00:50:36 But he said that, like now, now this guy there that they're trying to.
00:50:39 Tie to me.
00:50:40 You know, I knew him by arrested him.
00:50:42 I arrested him for poaching an animal.
00:50:46 That he was then using for rituals.
00:50:52 And he said he was a neighbor of his and like, so there's some something.
00:50:56 I don't know.
00:50:56 What if this guy is?
00:50:59 Just, you know somehow got got roped into whatever but like.
00:51:04 There's something weird going on in Utah, so this might be something interesting to keep an eye on.
00:51:13 Ah boy, yeah, things are weird these days, huh?
00:51:19 Let's see here, Cantor.
00:51:22 Pretty sure it was a woman who made Depp support.
00:51:24 The psycho guy is messed up.
00:51:29 Guys messed up money and looks as well as even fame does not make 1A masculine man. There is more to it. It's about mindset as well. Depp means idiot in German.
00:51:42 By the way.
00:51:44 Yeah, he doesn't.
00:51:47 I mean, I I wouldn't say he's.
00:51:48 An idiot, but he's.
00:51:51 Not the most rational.
00:51:52 Person, as far as I can tell.
00:51:55 But he's, I would say.
00:51:57 He's probably above average IQ there.
00:51:59 You'd be surprised a lot of these actors.
00:52:03 Are above average IQ, they're just.
00:52:06 It's not that they're stupid, it's just that they they're.
00:52:12 All their software is corrupt if that makes any sense like they're they got fast computers.
00:52:16 Remember you can't play.
00:52:19 A wide range of characters.
00:52:23 If you're the, if you're stupid, you just can't because you can't put yourself in other people's shoes.
00:52:29 You have to have half a brain in order to.
00:52:35 Now look, if you're typecasting, you're like the same person every time then.
00:52:39 Yeah, you can be a.
00:52:40 You can be a *******, but you have to be able.
00:52:42 To understand people, to be able to play people.
00:52:45 So there's a lot of actors I've known that.
00:52:48 They're not stupid.
00:52:49 They're just ******* nuts.
00:52:51 Yeah, they're just crazy people.
00:52:54 UM.
00:52:58 Patton Oswald, $5.
00:53:01 Appreciate that.
00:53:03 Also think you murdered your wife, didn't you?
00:53:07 Patton Oswald, you've often discussed the topic of creating an ethnic community of like minded people.
00:53:13 Here are two three minute videos of people who have done it successfully.
00:53:18 Land is very cheap, fertile.
00:53:20 One could easily find the Trad wife.
00:53:24 I will check those out.
00:53:35 Alright, by the way, how's the how's the Internet doing?
00:53:39 I'm looking normal.
00:53:39 Chat here for a second.
00:53:41 I made some changes.
00:53:45 To the way that it streams.
00:53:47 So that the quality should like look ****** and blocky instead of dropping frames and.
00:53:53 And having connection problems and stuff like that.
00:53:56 So I did a test last week trying to to straighten out the the problems.
00:54:05 So people are saying it's way better than last.
00:54:06 Time. Hi priest king Terry.
00:54:10 Internet's good.
00:54:13 A few hiccups way better than last stream.
00:54:17 Very little buffering quality is shooting the bet.
00:54:20 Yeah, well, I don't care so much that the.
00:54:22 Quality looks terrible.
00:54:25 UM.
00:54:29 Is because we can.
00:54:30 I can play with those settings and make it a little better.
00:54:33 It's just I want it to be.
00:54:35 You got to be able to listen to it and and and have it not just be disconnecting constantly.
00:54:45 Alright everyone, seems like it seems like it's working.
00:54:50 So that's good.
00:54:54 Someone saying stop reading shekel chat.
00:54:55 Well, I have to get through shekel chat.
00:55:00 Alright, let's see here.
00:55:07 I emailed, by the way, emailed the uh they they got so just so you guys know the guy who accidentally sent.
00:55:11 $500 he got his money back.
00:55:14 So everything's cool with that. And while I was emailing the.
00:55:18 Odyssey devs about that, I said.
00:55:21 Hey, Speaking of Hyper chats, can you make it like not refresh?
00:55:27 Every time someone.
00:55:29 Sends another one.
00:55:31 Now they haven't fixed it yet, but hopefully.
00:55:34 Hopefully they'll they'll fix that.
00:55:39 Uh. Let's see here.
00:55:48 Here we go.
00:55:49 FW 190 Devon thoughts on HR 350 is it?
00:55:53 Still going to happen.
00:55:54 HR 351, which one is that one?
00:56:00 Hour 350.
00:56:05 Oh, this is the domestic terrorism. Yeah. None of this stuff's going to go away. I mean, I don't know if this will be the final.
00:56:14 Version of it.
00:56:15 But yeah, this is going to they're going to.
00:56:17 Keep. I mean, look, they're trying to. They're trying to ban all quote UN quote assault rifles right now.
00:56:23 Canada just banned pistols.
00:56:26 No handguns.
00:56:28 That every western country is.
00:56:31 Worried about civil unrest?
00:56:36 And the ruling class has been ignoring.
00:56:39 The people they're supposed to be representing.
00:56:42 In every western country.
00:56:44 For like over 50 years.
00:56:48 So yeah, they're a little bit nervous.
00:56:50 They're a little bit worried.
00:56:53 But what might happen?
00:56:55 You know, it's like.
00:56:58 OK.
00:56:59 Like look at like the.
00:57:01 One of the things I do if I know I'm going to drive.
00:57:05 My car in a long distance like I just did.
00:57:08 I take care of every problem that I know about on that car.
00:57:14 You know, even if it's just like.
00:57:17 You know, there's a tire that sometimes eventually needs more air. I'm not going to drive 2000 miles with that ******* tire, you know, like or the whole time I'm driving, I'm going to be like, oh, God, I hope that tire doesn't go out and, you know, that's the thing. They've been ignoring all the the normal maintenance.
00:57:36 To the the.
00:57:37 They've been driving the ******* wheels off of.
00:57:41 And they're worried.
00:57:44 They're worried something's going to happen.
00:57:46 So they're not going to, they're not going to.
00:57:48 Their paranoia is only going to grow.
00:57:52 Their paranoia is only going to grow.
00:57:56 And these these kinds of bills will get passed.
00:57:58 Now, again, it's not I've said this over and over again.
00:58:00 It's not like a straight line.
00:58:01 It might not be just like a straight.
00:58:03 Linear line to.
00:58:05 This, this, this kind of stuff getting passed and enacted and used against you.
00:58:11 You you will have instances where the right appears to be, you know, slowing it down for a while and then it'll speed up.
00:58:20 And then it's, you know, it's it's a bouncy ground, but you know that it's they're never going.
00:58:25 To fight back on it.
00:58:26 The right hasn't.
00:58:27 Made any gains in my entire life.
00:58:30 00 gains.
00:58:34 And they eat their own.
00:58:37 You know, there was the wheelchair guy, right?
00:58:39 Like I don't think he was all that he.
00:58:41 He was like basically like a wheelchair bound MAGA.
00:58:44 Chad, right.
00:58:46 **** what?
00:58:47 I'm forgetting.
00:58:47 His name already.
00:58:49 Was it Hawthorne or Hawthorne, or?
00:58:51 I think it was Hawthorne, right?
00:58:55 All he did was he.
00:58:56 Said yeah, there there's senators on the.
00:58:59 Right.
00:58:59 That are doing coke and banging strippers and whatever.
00:59:03 They primaried him.
00:59:04 They got rid of him.
00:59:09 So the best you'll ever get out of the right.
00:59:12 Is you'll get people like Ted Cruz and and people like Rand Paul and people that will, they'll do Senate hearings, right?
00:59:23 And they'll they'll stick it to the, you know, the, you know, the the Mark Zuckerberg or, you know, whoever it is they've they've dragged in before the Senate.
00:59:33 And they'll they get the little jabs in, they'll get their little, you know, during the Senate confirmation hearings, the same thing, you know, they'll get their little jabs in, they'll get their sound bite, they'll get shared around.
00:59:45 Tucker Carlson will play it and and maybe even interview them afterwards, and and they'll talk about.
00:59:51 Ohh that's crazy though that she can't even define what a woman.
00:59:55 And they wanted on the Supreme Court.
00:59:57 That's insane.
00:59:58 But guess?
00:59:59 Guess who still ends up on the Supreme Court, you know?
01:00:02 Get get in the in the case of Facebook, guess who?
01:00:05 Nothing happens to Mark Zuckerberg.
01:00:07 You know nothing.
01:00:08 There's no consequences to any of this stuff.
01:00:11 It's just a show.
01:00:13 So that's what the right does.
01:00:15 The right complaints about it and they they will sometimes put on a little show.
01:00:21 So that like like you feel like they understand?
01:00:24 You you know.
01:00:26 Oh, thank God.
01:00:28 I thought they were ignoring.
01:00:29 Us that he's.
01:00:30 No, it's just.
01:00:33 Just you know that that's it's just lip service.
01:00:36 It's just.
01:00:36 So you don't.
01:00:37 You don't get too mad.
01:00:40 And look, I if they decide to do it a solar.
01:00:45 We'll just put it another way.
01:00:47 They haven't.
01:00:48 They didn't stop the Brady bill.
01:00:53 Right.
01:00:55 When the country as a whole is.
01:00:57 Way more right wing.
01:01:00 Than it is today.
01:01:04 Way more conservative, way more white.
01:01:09 So they will eventually they'll they'll be able to.
01:01:14 Whittle away at gun rights.
01:01:16 I mean, they've done it everywhere else.
01:01:20 America is kind of unique in our.
01:01:25 Our gun rights.
01:01:26 And so it's the blueprints already there.
01:01:29 They already know how to do it.
01:01:30 They just.
01:01:31 It just it'll take them some time.
01:01:35 Because they have to manufacture the consent.
01:01:39 That might involve false flags.
01:01:43 You know that the thing in Texas?
01:01:46 Who knows that that could have been a false flag.
01:01:48 The thing in the.
01:01:50 Buffalo, same thing we don't know, we don't know.
01:01:54 Nor nor would it matter if if you figured it out, because again.
01:01:59 The average person.
01:02:02 Is never. You know, it's like 911, right?
01:02:07 The evidence is there.
01:02:09 That it wasn't.
01:02:10 Just, you know, Islamic extremists with with box cutters.
01:02:16 That learn how to fly planes and you know just.
01:02:20 Some mastermind of of Osama bin Laden, right?
01:02:23 Like we already know that.
01:02:26 But that's what.
01:02:26 That's what the story is.
01:02:27 That's what's in the history books.
01:02:30 That's what your parents think.
01:02:34 Right, so it.
01:02:35 Doesn't matter if you figured it out, it doesn't.
01:02:40 So you know.
01:02:43 Same thing you know like if.
01:02:46 If this shifts a false flag and some of the history books will say.
01:02:51 It's not, not.
01:02:52 What they'll talk about on the mainstream media, it's not what?
01:02:57 You know, even even.
01:02:58 If you have like a based uncle or you know grandpa or someone.
01:03:01 Like that, which by the way.
01:03:03 I was. I was tooling.
01:03:04 Around on on Ham Radio the other day.
01:03:08 Just listening to boomers argue about stuff, and I literally came across.
01:03:13 Like it was like racist David Ike.
01:03:20 It was like racist David Ike that that guy was like blaming everything on the Jews like it was it was.
01:03:29 And the weirdest part about it was the the boomers he was talking to either agreed with them or too afraid to say they didn't like he was.
01:03:37 It was I.
01:03:38 I recorded some of it.
01:03:41 I don't have it right here, but.
01:03:43 I might play it on a future stream.
01:03:45 It was pretty funny.
01:03:46 I was.
01:03:46 Just like, oh, holy ****.
01:03:50 Ohh I I didn't get to record like the good stuff because by the time like I was like I gotta record this.
01:03:56 He already said a.
01:03:56 Lot of the cool stuff.
01:03:59 But uh.
01:04:01 Anyway, doesn't matter if that.
01:04:03 Guy figures it out, you know.
01:04:08 Let's see here.
01:04:13 Hammer thorazine, $5. Appreciate that being these cities.
01:04:18 Trying to fund their way out of hobo problems is precisely like throwing Doritos out on a beach and thinking it'll feed all the birds vaguely related.
01:04:30 Take a look at the three candidates for governor in Oregon.
01:04:34 It sums up the women in politics problem as well.
01:04:40 UM.
01:04:42 All right, it's.
01:04:44 You're just, you're just basically.
01:04:49 You're inviting more, more parasites when you when you.
01:04:52 Feed the animals like it's like.
01:04:54 So when you go to the zoo.
01:04:56 It says don't.
01:04:57 Feed the animals or you'll make them dependent.
01:04:59 So why would I mean, come on, are these a lot of these?
01:05:03 People aren't are.
01:05:06 Not not to sound like a Jew talking about the going on, but like some of these people almost seem like they're closer animals than they are to me.
01:05:13 You know what?
01:05:14 I mean so.
01:05:16 Why would it be any different?
01:05:18 With those guys governor in Oregon.
01:05:21 Let's see what that.
01:05:23 Well, are they all women?
01:05:25 I would imagine.
01:05:28 Governor race in Oregon.
01:05:38 So you've got.
01:05:41 Well, it looks like 3 different lesbians.
01:05:50 Tina kotek.
01:06:02 I think she's a literal lesbian.
01:06:03 I think she actually is.
01:06:04 She looks like.
01:06:07 And then the Republican who will never win, right?
01:06:15 In Oregon.
01:06:18 She looks like some Fox News chick.
01:06:25 Oh great.
01:06:26 But this is the Republican she worked as the executive director of the Cultural Advocacy Coalition.
01:06:35 Well, I'm sure that's sure.
01:06:37 That's awesome.
01:06:39 I like the sound of that.
01:06:42 Yeah, women should not be running states.
01:06:44 They should not.
01:06:45 That's just look.
01:06:47 This is what happens when civilizations disintegrate.
01:06:51 When empires fall, they they start giving women.
01:06:55 Access to power.
01:06:56 That's just every time.
01:06:57 That's what happens.
01:06:59 Cringe panda from watching the Charles Manson documentaries.
01:07:03 It's interesting how he used techniques that today's groomers used in fact love is love is one of his lines.
01:07:11 He regularly slept with 14 year old girls. He told them that their parents didn't understand how great they were, just like the trans on TikTok.
01:07:19 Well, that's The thing is they.
01:07:24 One of the reasons you got to think of it in reverse though, too.
01:07:28 Why are there so many kids?
01:07:31 Who are susceptible to that?
01:07:34 Well, and and and that's something that the boomers and zoomers have in common too.
01:07:40 The reason why there were so many boomers?
01:07:45 That were susceptible to that sort of thing as there weren't a lot of fathers.
01:07:52 That were present now.
01:07:54 They might have been physically present.
01:07:57 But they weren't there.
01:08:00 They're emotionally.
01:08:03 And a lot of that was because they they came home from World War 2 and they were all ****** ** or they didn't come home.
01:08:10 From World War 2.
01:08:14 You didn't have strong fathers.
01:08:17 I mean.
01:08:19 That's just, that's just the that was the case, right?
01:08:23 And I think the zoomers that you that you have that are that are kind of all well and actually the other side of that too the mothers, right, that was also the first time where the government and society as a whole was promoting the idea of the strong independent woman because it was part of the war propaganda.
01:08:42 We have to have.
01:08:43 You know, women work in the factories to help us build these airplanes and, you know Rosie the Riveter and all that ********, right?
01:08:55 So that was the first time in American history that you really had that kind of an influence.
01:09:01 Affecting the behavior of parents and affecting the the dynamic in the home.
01:09:08 Well, zoomers are being raised by, I mean not boomers so much.
01:09:13 I'm I'm sure some of them are, but that's going to be more like Gen.
01:09:16 X and millennials right are going to be the parents of a lot of zoomers.
01:09:26 Yeah, they're they're emotionally like, like, first of all, the the single parent or the single mother households is like, that's like through the ******* roof.
01:09:35 That's like historic highs.
01:09:37 And and not just for like America.
01:09:39 Maybe the the history of the world.
01:09:42 Having this many single mother households.
01:09:46 Is probably a new thing in just human history.
01:09:51 You know the amount of divorced parents, the amount of, you know, baby Mama type arrangements where they they were never married to begin with.
01:10:03 Not a lot of fathers.
01:10:05 And that's that might even be like the.
01:10:07 Father's fault.
01:10:09 And that could just be because the state has stepped in.
01:10:12 And made it so easy for women to have full custody and basically.
01:10:20 A a free lunch from Daddy government.
01:10:24 That a lot of men will.
01:10:29 Well, I mean.
01:10:30 How? Why? Why?
01:10:31 Bother being a part of that, that broken family unit when it's just a.
01:10:38 Financial vampire.
01:10:40 You know, like that woman is just there sucking you dry.
01:10:44 In the case of many divorced men, there's there's been rulings where they're not even married.
01:10:54 There, there, there was that case, I think.
01:10:55 It was in this one was.
01:10:56 In Canada, I think it.
01:10:57 Was, but there was a woman who was just living with a guy for a couple of years, like they didn't get married or anything.
01:11:03 Like that and the.
01:11:04 Judge gave her alimony when they broke up.
01:11:08 Whatever he married.
01:11:11 And he's paying alimony.
01:11:15 So this gynocentric.
01:11:18 Family court system and everything else has created a lot of ****** ** situations at home for these kids.
01:11:27 And so they're growing up.
01:11:28 And so they're they have this.
01:11:32 They're still humans, they have this.
01:11:35 Desired to be accepted and loved and praised and and to someone to pay attention to them.
01:11:45 Because you.
01:11:45 Yeah, you had a lot of narcissism going on with the boomer parents, but.
01:11:50 I mean, the boomers as parents rather.
01:11:53 But you had, I think.
01:11:56 Now with with the social media aspect added to the mix, the parents of the zoomers, I mean, they're not only they preoccupied with all the decadents.
01:12:07 You know, they're preoccupied with, I mean, a lot of these women that are parents of of Zoomer kids, they're they're trying not not to grow up.
01:12:18 And look at all these teachers.
01:12:21 They keep getting busted banging their students.
01:12:24 Female teachers.
01:12:29 You know, think about the the cases of the OR like, remember that that Zoomer mom, that was.
01:12:34 That was tracking down and.
01:12:38 And coercing.
01:12:41 Teenage girls to go to her sons parties and she was finding him on TikTok and ****.
01:12:41 OK.
01:12:49 You just have these emotionally stunted.
01:12:54 ******* raising monsters?
01:13:00 So it's.
01:13:02 The other side of that is just the the environment that makes.
01:13:07 It's like, you know, you have.
01:13:09 You have when when there's a an outbreak of a disease.
01:13:14 You have to ask yourself a why you know why is this disease?
01:13:20 Present you know, what's the vector where?
01:13:22 How is it spreading?
01:13:23 Like is it carried by rats?
01:13:25 Is it carried by, you know, mosquitoes?
01:13:27 Is it, you know, airborne or whatever?
01:13:29 You know what?
01:13:29 Is it?
01:13:30 But then the other side of that is why is the immune system?
01:13:35 Not fighting it off, right?
01:13:38 What's you know what's different about this?
01:13:42 And and that's The thing is, the immune system is is almost nonexistent at this point.
01:13:48 I mean, you can't, in fact it's it's a societal aid.
01:13:52 So it's the immune system is actually attacking itself now.
01:13:57 Anyone that that goes and tries to speak out against degeneracy, that's who the immune system attacks.
01:14:09 I mean, there's a lot zoomers have a lot in common with boomers and.
01:14:13 That's why they hate.
01:14:13 Them so much.
01:14:16 And which goes both ways.
01:14:17 The boomers hate the ******* zoomers, too.
01:14:21 Mostly the boomers hate the zoomers because that.
01:14:24 Reminds them how old they are.
01:14:29 The Boomers weren't supposed to ever age.
01:14:33 Dan Ross, I'm buying cans of food on Amazon cheaper than the store.
01:14:37 The struggle is real.
01:14:40 Cringe is pretty the stream is working better tonight.
01:14:45 Tell us something profound.
01:14:48 Well, I mean, I would say I wouldn't buying from Amazon even if you save a few cents because are you really saving that much?
01:14:55 I can't imagine that you can.
01:14:56 Get canned food.
01:14:58 Shipped to you from Amazon.
01:15:00 Cheaper than you can go to like the store.
01:15:03 A canned food, isn't that.
01:15:04 Expensive can of food's like a dollar or a little. Now it's a little more than a dollar A can, right?
01:15:13 With shipping and everything else, even if I don't know I.
01:15:16 I find it hard.
01:15:16 To believe, because usually stuff like that.
01:15:20 At least back when I was using Amazon.
01:15:23 It would be just cheaper to go to.
01:15:25 The store but.
01:15:28 Even if you're saving a couple bucks is your.
01:15:30 Soul Worth a couple of bucks.
01:15:32 Ask yourself that.
01:15:35 Something profound.
01:15:38 I don't know if, like everything profound, I'm still kind of.
01:15:41 Road hazed Rd.
01:15:43 hazed from the endless.
01:15:45 Road trip?
01:15:48 You know, it was so weird.
01:15:49 It's like uh.
01:15:51 You know, you know, like there's stages of exhaustion.
01:15:55 Like when you go from like when you when the the beginning of the road trip, you know I'm sitting there like zigzagging through traffic passing, you know, all the people like get out of the ******* passing lane.
01:16:05 Slow. Yeah, like just.
01:16:06 Like just, you know, cruising by all the big trucks.
01:16:10 No problem and.
01:16:11 Just but by the end of it, I'm you're just, like, hanging out behind a truck.
01:16:17 Just following in because your eyes are getting tired and it's like it's easier to focus on the the the back of the truck and just follow it.
01:16:31 Going going like 5 under the speed limit now because that's.
01:16:34 What the truck is doing?
01:16:39 Or or just like you don't trust your.
01:16:42 Or maybe you're not following the truck, but like you get stuck behind a lot of trucks because your your hand eye coordination is is getting so bad that you're like.
01:16:52 In any normal.
01:16:54 I'd pass this guy no problem, but it's dark, you know, middle of nowhere.
01:16:59 Dark is different than the city dark and there's like, no St.
01:17:01 lights and it's just pitch black.
01:17:03 It's dark.
01:17:06 There's hills and turns everywhere.
01:17:09 It's hard to see, like, if anyone's coming.
01:17:14 I'll just stay behind this guy so I don't accidentally get a head on collision with someone that I'm I'm too slow to react to.
01:17:22 So something profound.
01:17:23 Would be I'll always get a lot of sleep.
01:17:26 Before driving long distances.
01:17:29 Crunch panda $1.00. I also watched a Berkowitz documentary, son of Sam Hunt for a killer on Vimeo. A wheat car showed some crazy psycho letters that he wrote.
01:17:43 Complaining about noise.
01:17:46 That, and the fact he shot Harvey the dog, makes me doubt he was really friends with.
01:17:51 The car boys.
01:17:52 I might write him a letter.
01:17:55 Well, like I said, the he.
01:17:57 Might not have been friends with them.
01:17:59 But you can't.
01:18:03 You can't argue with the fact that a.
01:18:07 He was he was placed in uh.
01:18:10 What was it, North Dakota, or where the the car boy that shot himself in the face, right.
01:18:18 Uh, he was.
01:18:19 He was spotted.
01:18:21 I think it was North Dakota, where he shot himself in the face.
01:18:24 He was spotted.
01:18:25 In North Dakota, there are witnesses that placed him in North Dakota said they'd visited North Dakota.
01:18:31 And then that aside, the fact that he gets arrested, he goes to jail, one of the car boys shoots himself in the face with a shotgun and the other one gets run off the road like, like, literally a couple of weeks later.
01:18:46 So that doesn't make any sense.
01:18:47 Something was upward then.
01:18:49 You know whether they were.
01:18:50 Friends or not, who knows?
01:18:52 But if you gotta, you gotta think of like, the the sister has a lot of motivation, right?
01:18:57 She doesn't want her brothers remembered as as tied to the son of Sam killings.
01:19:05 And look, maybe they're not.
01:19:08 The ones pulling the trigger, but I don't think Berkowitz even said then.
01:19:15 It's just weird that they both died right after he went to jail, so he went.
01:19:19 So it wasn't like Berkowitz didn't kill him, right?
01:19:25 He was already in jail.
01:19:30 But yeah, write.
01:19:31 You'll write him a letter.
01:19:32 I'm sure you.
01:19:33 Like he'll probably just talk about Jesus the whole time.
01:19:35 If he responds at all.
01:19:37 That's all.
01:19:38 Every modern interview that I I watched from him, he just talks about how he's a Christian now and.
01:19:44 And he just, there's something about him that has always seemed off.
01:19:47 Oh, you know.
01:19:49 Obviously, but.
01:19:52 There's something that doesn't seem all that genuine.
01:19:56 About anything he's saying.
01:19:59 FW190 professor stack. Sorry for the many shekels we'll up next comments if you read this. What are your thoughts on HR350?
01:20:09 And will America see hate speech laws go through in our time, Nevada has great land.
01:20:14 Hope you had a good drive.
01:20:18 No, I think it will.
01:20:19 Go through.
01:20:21 I think it will go through or like I said before or.
01:20:24 Some version of it.
01:20:26 Nevada's got some good stuff.
01:20:29 It's a big state.
01:20:31 It's just that a lot of the stuff you drive through when you're going through it just.
01:20:34 Isn't the good stuff.
01:20:38 It's just like salt flats, you know, it's just like, uh, alright this.
01:20:43 It's very flat forever.
01:20:49 $1.00 crunch Banda, I told sticks I was going to write Berkowitz a letter and he told me to be careful.
01:20:55 He knew a young girl called Ashton Burton, who wrote to Charles Manson once, and she changed her name to Starr and nearly married.
01:21:03 Manson and Manson was like 4 times her age.
01:21:07 She was seduced by his climate change.
01:21:10 To use.
01:21:11 Well, I wouldn't be surprised that sticks had a friend.
01:21:15 That was a ******.
01:21:22 White power hour. You like good music or want to ever go to a white power rock'n'roll show? Hit me up.
01:21:32 And give it your e-mail.
01:21:34 You can also listen to my show.
01:21:37 I play a lot of pro white music and go to shows and get.
01:21:42 Interviews with folks who attend the shows.
01:21:47 Alright, well that's cool.
01:21:49 You should have.
01:21:50 You should link your your music or or something.
01:21:55 But I'll copy your info here.
01:22:09 Avtomat kalashnikova $5 preciate that because you do a video on the Jews leaked nuclear secrets to the Soviet Union during World War 2, just look up the Rosenberg execution. Yeah, that'd.
01:22:23 Be a good one.
01:22:24 That'd be a good one.
01:22:29 That'd be a.
01:22:30 Good one.
01:22:30 A lot of people don't know.
01:22:31 About that.
01:22:33 There's a lot of stuff that like I always.
01:22:34 Think like everyone knows about that.
01:22:37 And I don't know why, like there's just something that you think that, like, oh, everyone knows that.
01:22:41 And then you realize after talking to some people about it that no one knows about that.
01:22:48 And it's not because I I'm this, you know, big vault of information.
01:22:52 I'm not.
01:22:52 I have.
01:22:52 The worst memory ever.
01:22:55 It's just that.
01:22:56 There are some certain things that like I.
01:22:57 Don't know, it's just maybe.
01:22:59 Well, I, you know, honestly what it is is.
01:23:01 Just most people are not very.
01:23:03 Curious, most people don't explore the world beyond.
01:23:06 Whatever their, you know, their job and hobby and and family.
01:23:10 You know, beyond that that's it.
01:23:14 But that would be a good one.
01:23:17 I'm going to.
01:23:21 I'll look into that.
01:23:24 That would be a.
01:23:25 Good one though.
01:23:27 Rubber killer, $5 appreciate that lol that losers and chat bashing cringe and they are too cheap to even tip.
01:23:34 Cringe is cool in my book as she actually contributes with ideas in cash.
01:23:38 It's weird how some far right women will ridicule any women who participate and then wonder why.
01:23:45 There are no women around.
01:23:48 Well, I I haven't seen what you're talking about, but.
01:23:55 Yeah, I mean, look, I don't want women voting.
01:24:00 I don't want women on juries.
01:24:03 But it's not like they can't participate in society.
01:24:07 You know.
01:24:09 It's in fact it's not.
01:24:12 Even that women shouldn't have.
01:24:13 Influence over society they should.
01:24:16 They should.
01:24:17 I don't want.
01:24:18 The earth to be a giant sausage party.
01:24:23 The way.
01:24:25 The influence society shouldn't be the way that they're currently influencing society.
01:24:31 It should be governed by by rules that that pass through the masculine filter.
01:24:41 But yeah, and we should all be.
01:24:42 Friends, let's.
01:24:44 There shouldn't be any infighting going on here.
01:24:46 Well this this should be like chill, especially this stream.
01:24:49 Cozy chill. Strain.
01:24:52 Jack Russell.
01:24:54 Hey, Devin.
01:24:54 Did your parents play favorites among your siblings?
01:24:58 Did that affect your upbringing?
01:25:01 No, they didn't.
01:25:02 They didn't at all, I would say.
01:25:07 I have little sisters.
01:25:10 And they would team up against me.
01:25:13 And my mom would believe them because they're well for as an example, this is a fictional example, but it's the monster of what I'm talking about, right?
01:25:23 Like I'm the oldest.
01:25:25 Well, not the oldest in the family, but like, I'd be the oldest home, right?
01:25:29 Oh, you're in charge.
01:25:30 And so I'd be in charge and I'd be like trying to enforce the rules like.
01:25:34 Well, you guys can't watch that, you know?
01:25:36 Mom says you can't play with this.
01:25:37 Or whatever, and they would conspire and and my mom would come home from the store.
01:25:43 Or whatever.
01:25:43 Oh, Devin did this.
01:25:45 Devin did that.
01:25:46 And again, trouble and that ****** me off.
01:25:50 That ****** me off, but I don't think it like ****** me up that bad.
01:25:58 You know, my mom was pretty good.
01:26:00 My dad too.
01:26:01 They're they're pretty good about.
01:26:03 I don't think there was like a fair there's a lot of us, though, too.
01:26:06 There we have.
01:26:06 There was, I had a lot of siblings.
01:26:08 So I guess it would have been unless there was like a clear front runner.
01:26:12 It would have been hard to tell anyway just because there's so many of us that I don't.
01:26:15 I think we got.
01:26:16 I think we got ignored equally if if that makes any sense.
01:26:21 We were all equally.
01:26:24 Ignored and.
01:26:27 You know, left Toron devices honestly like it was that household was kind of lower the flies ish in a lot of ways.
01:26:37 But my mom believes.
01:26:39 In self governance and that way she wasn't really kind of asleep at the wheel and my dad was just gone all the time.
01:26:47 You know, that's awesome.
01:26:52 Mighty mouse.
01:26:54 Hey, Devin, if you want to laugh, you should watch this little 3 minute animated video on the Johnny Depp trial.
01:27:04 Alright, I'll tell you what, let's.
01:27:05 See if it will download.
01:27:10 I have not seen this.
01:27:15 It might not be funny, but sometimes you guys send me stuff and it's not funny.
01:27:22 And you know.
01:27:24 But whatever.
01:27:25 We're going to we're.
01:27:26 Going to I'm going to roll the dice.
01:27:29 And I'm going to reserve the right to ring the gong if if it is necessary to ring the gong.
01:27:36 So it it better be funny or the gong will get wrung?
01:27:46 Jeff freaking famous Jeff.
01:27:47 So you're saying Miss Herb was?
01:27:48 Jealous of your career?
01:27:50 Jealous would be an appropriate word.
01:27:54 I would also add curious she would have many perpetually playful ideas that I was some sort of otherworldly creature, such as the time she brought home.
01:28:06 A Trident, which I assumed was from the rolling the aquatic men film.
01:28:14 Which she was feeling down before getting.
01:28:14 I love Pirates of the Caribbean.
01:28:16 I hope Johnny is innocent so we can get another pirates moving.
01:28:19 Me too.
01:28:20 In they would have to let her back in it.
01:28:22 They just would have to let her back in.
01:28:27 She had a some sort of fascination that I was a fish creature.
01:28:32 Someone 4th many months ago.
01:28:36 She would dig and come with my legs looking for scales, but of course she was left disappointed when she came to the realization that these Lovecraftian true this that she was telling herself were lies, fabrications and they loved me, however late.
01:28:54 Or mini dress rehearsals for the Alice in Wonderland films.
01:28:59 I never liked those movies, at least not as much as parts of the Caribbean as I love Johnny and this person for acting.
01:29:03 To the.
01:29:05 But that was not my favorite of the stories.
01:29:08 Mine would have to be his representation of Jack Sparrow and bars of the crew.
01:29:12 Are you all talking about Johnny?
01:29:13 My favorite is Jack Jack.
01:29:19 Appropriate time for a generous glass of Pinot Grigio.
01:29:23 To calm the nerves after a heated argument and severe blood loss from which Amber left me mentally and physically wounded.
01:29:33 Your Honor, we the jury find Amber Heard guilty of defamation and he gets Jack Sparrow.
01:29:47 We would also like to request the.
01:29:49 Death penalty, your honor.
01:29:58 I think that's a great idea.
01:30:10 I'm ringing the gong, ringing the gong.
01:30:15 Even though, like, we're not going.
01:30:16 To find out how it ends.
01:30:19 There was like some ha ha ha.
01:30:22 You got to.
01:30:23 You got to bring your a game.
01:30:24 You got to suggest stuff if you're going to have me play it, it has to be it.
01:30:27 Has to be funny.
01:30:28 Funny can't.
01:30:28 Just be like all.
01:30:31 Right, there's a standard.
01:30:36 There's a standard.
01:30:45 $16.00 appreciate that. I'd love to see a deep dive stream on the origins of no fault divorce laws passed by Democrat and Republican governors challenged by neither party.
01:30:57 I'm convinced they were designed to destroy them in a.
01:30:59 Class and drive a wedge between men and women.
01:31:02 Observation and personal experience and.
01:31:05 UM.
01:31:07 Yeah, I I could look into how they they came about.
01:31:10 One thing I was I was actually not well, I was going to say surprised by I guess but not really surprised by I found this old article I think it was.
01:31:20 From ****.
01:31:22 It was from Time magazine or something like that.
01:31:24 But the reason why we have.
01:31:27 All of these deadbeat dad laws, right?
01:31:30 Like where they basically get to financially.
01:31:33 The ex husbands and stuff like that financially ruined these people.
01:31:37 That was started because of of black baby daddies.
01:31:43 There was an article written.
01:31:46 In some big back when you know magazines mattered and stuff or no, it might have been like some it might have been like a a television magazine like it, like a 60 minutes or something.
01:31:58 I'll find I'll put it.
01:32:00 I had notes at some point because I came across and like, oh, that's something to look.
01:32:04 But doesn't matter there.
01:32:06 What happened was there was an interview.
01:32:09 Of a deadbeat dad.
01:32:11 In fact, I think that's where the term came from.
01:32:13 Was this case.
01:32:15 It was a black guy that had like 17 kids from like 17 women and wasn't paying for any of them and was just kind of going around making more of more of him.
01:32:25 And so it kind of started.
01:32:27 Out as like a a racially.
01:32:32 You know, like it was, it was kind of like it was.
01:32:34 See, this is the problem with conservatives, right?
01:32:37 It was the wink and a nod.
01:32:39 Let's get those ******* black baby daddies.
01:32:41 Right, But let's not.
01:32:43 Let's not specify race because.
01:32:46 Well, I don't see race.
01:32:47 When you know when everyone knows what race you're talking about, when you say welfare.
01:32:52 Queen, for example, right.
01:32:53 But now conservatives are cowards and can't just say what they mean, and so they they write this kind of legislation.
01:33:00 That that is aimed sort of at their problem, but they because they can't.
01:33:06 They can't point directly at the problem because they're too, you know, they're basically *******, right?
01:33:12 They gotta they use a shotgun instead of a sniper rifle.
01:33:15 Yeah, they can't just shoot directly at the problem.
01:33:21 So they got to do a spray in price if they, you know, all the collateral damage they can.
01:33:26 Say no, I'm not.
01:33:27 I'm not, we're.
01:33:28 Not doing this to address the the problem of black men impregnating a bunch of women.
01:33:32 No, this has ended all the dads that don't pay child support, you know.
01:33:36 So that's how that started.
01:33:39 That's how all that started was.
01:33:41 There was some ******* black guy that had a bunch of kids he wasn't paying for and they wrote up an article or did a TV interview.
01:33:48 I forget which one, but doesn't matter. It got all the ******* white people's panties in a bunch about how dare he? Because I can't believe those poor black children, right? And they passed all this legislation that.
01:34:00 Is now used to anally rape all men.
01:34:05 UM.
01:34:08 But I'll I'll take a look at that.
01:34:16 Devin is not ready for the conservative Netflix, which will turn.
01:34:20 The war around.
01:34:23 Like serve Netflix, they'll turn the war around.
01:34:27 Let me see what this is.
01:34:35 Ohh Donald Trump is making a Netflix.
01:34:38 Yeah, it'll be just as successful.
01:34:41 As his Twitter right, his truth media is still even around Donald Trump's media company plans non woke alternative to Netflix and Disney plus streaming slate to feature canceled shows, right?
01:34:56 Yeah, I'm sure this will be awful.
01:34:58 It'll be bad.
01:35:00 It'll be just.
01:35:01 It'll be as bad as.
01:35:03 You know truth.
01:35:05 Truth, social or whatever the **** that thing is even called.
01:35:10 That it?
01:35:10 Yeah, it'll be bad.
01:35:13 Patton Oswald $1.00, Devin. I was hoping you'd play the three minute videos on stream first. The Germans made a sort of hidden ethnic community in the interior of Brazil. Well, I.
01:35:25 Said I'll I'll.
01:35:27 I don't even know what these are though.
01:35:30 I'll check him out.
01:35:31 Not on stream.
01:35:33 I I can't watch it for the first time on stream.
01:35:35 I don't know what this is.
01:35:37 Tell you what, let.
01:35:39 We'll, we'll do it.
01:35:39 We'll do the gong.
01:35:40 Show again.
01:35:41 Since we we all sat through that cartoon.
01:35:43 A little bit.
01:35:45 Let me see.
01:35:45 Let me see what this I'm doing the first link.
01:35:49 We'll roll the dice.
01:35:50 We'll roll the dice.
01:35:53 There's just not a good track record for this.
01:35:55 I'm just telling you that's no offense to you guys.
01:35:57 I'm a professional.
01:35:59 I don't expect you guys all they have the.
01:36:02 The fine, refined taste that I do and knowing exactly what clips are going to sell and.
01:36:09 Which ones aren't but?
01:36:12 We'll. We'll see.
01:36:13 Well, maybe maybe this will be amazing.
01:36:17 Maybe this will be amazing.
01:36:18 Alright, it could be cool sometimes, sometimes.
01:36:22 Sometimes you guys come through.
01:36:25 But sometimes we get.
01:36:29 Cartoons like the one we just played.
01:36:31 Which wasn't terrible.
01:36:34 But is I'll be honest.
01:36:37 How can you look at this frame even?
01:36:39 That I stopped.
01:36:39 It on and not understand that this is.
01:36:43 This is like a feminist take like you sent me a cartoon.
01:36:46 That's kind of the feminist.
01:36:48 Like everyone just likes Johnny cause they think that he's he's.
01:36:52 You know Captain Jack Sparrow and Ohh poor Amber Heard they want a killer.
01:36:57 It's like, come on.
01:36:58 That's the take.
01:36:59 That's that's that's what you sent me.
01:37:01 You don't see.
01:37:01 That that's what it is.
01:37:07 Let's see what this is.
01:37:10 Why is it not playing?
01:37:16 Now it's not playing.
01:37:20 Now my player might have just locked up.
01:37:29 The player does not like your video.
01:37:34 I could try in VLC.
01:37:43 All right.
01:37:46 Make a VLC thing.
01:37:48 Hold on.
01:37:51 VLC video source.
01:38:03 Or no, I don't know.
01:38:04 If that's the way to go.
01:38:23 We're going to try VLC.
01:38:47 Ah, it's not working.
01:38:51 I don't know.
01:38:52 We might not be able to deal with.
01:38:53 Your your thing it downloaded.
01:38:58 And the player does not like it.
01:39:03 The player does not like it.
01:39:09 I'm going to try one more thing.
01:39:12 See this is I should have trusted my instincts.
01:39:14 I should have trusted my instincts.
01:39:18 Now I'm doing all this clicking around.
01:39:20 So This is why This is why I don't.
01:39:22 Play it during.
01:39:22 The show.
01:39:23 So wait till after the.
01:39:25 Show I can if I get weird problems.
01:39:29 I'm not. I'm not.
01:39:30 Holding up thousands of people that are like, alright, this is fun.
01:39:34 This is fun waiting around for you to like, maybe watch this thing.
01:39:39 Yeah, it doesn't want even load into handbrake.
01:39:41 The **** this?
01:39:42 File is cursed.
01:39:44 This file is cursed.
01:39:48 You sent me a cursed file.
01:39:52 So yeah, I tried.
01:39:55 I tried.
01:39:57 I did try.
01:39:58 I will check it out afterwards though.
01:40:02 UM.
01:40:05 Alright, let's go to.
01:40:09 I've got a regular chat here.
01:40:10 For a little bit and then I'm going to.
01:40:12 Get some sleep.
01:40:14 I know it's kind of a short one the night.
01:40:17 I wonder if he can still finish the hyper.
01:40:19 Chats. Wait. Hold on.
01:40:21 Why did that?
01:40:22 And then it loads up?
01:40:25 That he received before the connection dropped.
01:40:29 I don't have any connection drop.
01:40:33 What's here?
01:40:36 You guys are talking about or he's kind of talking about the connection dropped.
01:40:39 I I.
01:40:42 I don't have any connection drop on this side this side still looking OK.
01:40:48 Doesn't say disconnected.
01:40:52 Does anyone else complain about the connection dropped?
01:41:01 UM.
01:41:16 I guess that people are saying the connection dropped.
01:41:24 Let me look and see.
01:41:28 Like I'm still alive, accord on my side.
01:41:30 That's an odyssey problem.
01:41:34 So let me.
01:41:35 See what it looks like.
01:41:36 Let me try.
01:41:36 To load the link up.
01:41:44 Alrighty, let's see here.
01:42:04 Yeah, this must be an odyssey thing.
01:42:24 Yeah, it's just sitting here buffering on this for me too.
01:42:31 All right. I guess perfect time to close down if no one's. I'm just talking to myself. ****.
01:42:38 ******* odyssey, man.
01:42:41 And refresh it one more time.
01:42:43 It's just sitting there spinning the wheel.
01:42:46 Yeah, alright, well, what are?
01:42:48 You going to do guys?
01:42:57 What are you going to do?
01:43:00 Well, I'm going to end the stream.
01:43:05 I don't know when that happened because it's like I said on my side. It doesn't say anything about drop frames or thing. It still still says connected and everything's cool.
01:43:13 So I will stop, I guess I'll stop streaming.
01:43:20 Streaming the notebook? Nobody.
01:43:23 Black belt.
01:43:26 This is Devin stack.