Frankenpussy | Episode 294

This podcast episode discusses a proposed legislative measure in Ohio and Mississippi, known as the "Conception Begins at the Erection Act." This controversial bill seeks to classify ejaculation without the intent to conceive as a felony, imposing potential fines on men for not adhering to this regulation. Engaging in an earnest dialogue, we explore the implications of such a law, including its foundations in reproductive rights and the broader societal repercussions. The episode further delves into the absurdity of proposed enforcement mechanisms and the cultural tensions surrounding reproductive health legislation. As we navigate this complex issue, we aim to shed light on the intersections of law, ethics, and personal autonomy in contemporary society.
Takeaways:
- The podcast discusses the implications of a new bill in Ohio that proposes severe penalties for men who ejaculate without intent to conceive, raising questions about personal freedoms and government overreach.
- The hosts engage in a serious examination of how societal norms surrounding sexuality and reproduction are evolving, particularly in light of controversial legislation.
- Humorous anecdotes are shared regarding the hosts' personal experiences with relationships, highlighting the intersection of humor and serious topics in their discussions.
- The episode critiques the absurdity of certain legislative attempts to regulate personal behavior, emphasizing the need for a balanced discourse on reproductive rights and responsibilities.
- Listeners are encouraged to consider the broader societal implications of laws that seek to regulate personal choices, particularly about reproductive rights and individual autonomy.
- The hosts conclude by reflecting on the importance of civil discourse and thoughtful dialogue in addressing contentious political issues affecting personal freedoms.
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00:00 - Untitled
02:23 - Ejaculation Legislation: A Controversial Bill
17:52 - Understanding Micro Pettiness
27:03 - Micro Pettiness in Relationships
38:38 - Nancy Mace and Her Controversial Speech
54:32 - Sex Days at Work
01:06:17 - John's Teenage Adventures and Awkward Encounters
01:18:37 - Discussion on Political Figures and Trans Rights
01:26:04 - Community Voices on Trans Rights
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Speaker BIt's a Monday.
Speaker BIt's a Thursday.
Speaker AIt's a Monday.
Speaker AThursday.
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Speaker AWell, you know what?
Speaker AYou know, the.
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Speaker AI mean, not even Jody could take and freshen up the show like you do.
Speaker AHe tried.
Speaker AHe tried a lot.
Speaker AYou know, I come in, I wreck every.
Speaker AI'm like a bull in a china shop.
Speaker AI come in and wreck everything and piss everybody off.
Speaker BWreck It Ralph.
Speaker BJust.
Speaker AYeah, I'm Wreck It Ralph.
Speaker AI come in here and blast through things, and then you're like the.
Speaker AOh, you know, you're just the nicest person.
Speaker AThe voice of reason.
Speaker AYes, the voice of reason.
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Speaker AThat is true.
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Speaker AAll right, so busy.
Speaker ABusy day in politic land and all this.
Speaker BOh, I can't keep up.
Speaker AIt's so hard.
Speaker BI can't.
Speaker AIt's so hard.
Speaker ABut before we get into all that, we got to talk about this one thing, and I'm.
Speaker AI'm shocked because, I mean, you want to talk about the government?
Speaker ACan you.
Speaker AAnd regulations.
Speaker BThe government.
Speaker AThe government in Ohio right now and Mississippi, they're putting a bill that aims to make ejaculation without intent a felony without intent to conceive.
Speaker BNo.
Speaker ASo it's called Conception Begins at the Erection act, which proposes fining men up to $10,000 for ejaculating without intent to conceive a child.
Speaker BOh, we could definitely fix the deficit for sure, like, in a week.
Speaker AHow did they find out?
Speaker AWhat do they do?
Speaker AThey go around.
Speaker AThey break into somebody's house.
Speaker BWhere's your socks?
Speaker AYeah, we find your socks.
Speaker AWhere's your teenager socks?
Speaker ARun around the house with a blue light, black light.
Speaker AI was like, wow, wow, wow, wow.
Speaker BWho.
Speaker BWho introduced that bill?
Speaker AI'm glad you asked.
Speaker AThis is Anita.
Speaker ASo many.
Speaker AIt looks like she needs Anita.
Speaker ASo, Manny.
Speaker ASo I have so many questions.
Speaker AAll right, so what happens?
Speaker ASo I guess condoms are out.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AAnd you.
Speaker AYou know, now you have to.
Speaker AYou have to dump a load in.
Speaker AAll right, I get that.
Speaker ABut so what if the woman's on the pill?
Speaker ADoes that also make it where you're.
Speaker AYou're.
Speaker AAnd is she capable to.
Speaker AYou know, because you know what they say?
Speaker BOnce it's inside, it's my load.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker BDean says I just blew a million.
Speaker ADollars already with Duchess.
Speaker AReads books here.
Speaker ADean goes through a couple, you know, like, 20, 30 grand.
Speaker AAll right, so Anita Samani is currently serving her first term in state representative, Ohio's 11th district.
Speaker BIs she Republican?
Speaker BHonestly, this seems like a Republican.
Speaker AIt does seem like a very Republican thing to do because they're concerned about, you know, Dr.
Speaker ASabanti has worked in Columbus as a highly respected healthcare professional, currently in Oy O B G Y N.
Speaker ASo, yeah.
Speaker AAnd then the other guy is this guy here.
Speaker ANo picture.
Speaker AHe's like, I'm not putting my picture up on mine.
Speaker BHe's in the dark because he doesn't want to be identified with how he is.
Speaker AHe's an.
Speaker AAn advocate for sustainability, economic justice and social equity.
Speaker BSustainability?
Speaker BLike semen sustainability?
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AHe wants you to hold out more.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AHis early work was at the Greater Cleveland Food bank, where he connected thousands of critical resources and successfully lobbied for increased state funding to his tenure on the Lakewood City Council.
Speaker AHe's always focused on meeting community needs through bold and innovated solutions.
Speaker AAll right, buddy.
Speaker BI found.
Speaker BI think I like this one line.
Speaker BOh, well.
Speaker AOh, I'm so sorry.
Speaker BThat's all right.
Speaker BIt's fine.
Speaker AI'm so sorry.
Speaker BIt's all good.
Speaker AJesus.
Speaker BDuchess was reading, and I.
Speaker BJohn is done with something.
Speaker BWe're all done with it.
Speaker AI prematurely ejaculated.
Speaker BYou prematurely ripcorded this article.
Speaker BThat'll be $10,000.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker AI already shot.
Speaker AI already shot my load.
Speaker AThat's terrible.
Speaker BWorking in the reds.
Speaker AAlready shot my load.
Speaker AHold on.
Speaker AThere we go.
Speaker AI'm sorry, what was the line?
Speaker BThe line that got me.
Speaker BIt says, again, it's.
Speaker BUnder his leadership, he became Lakewood, became the first Ohio suburb to commit to renewable energy.
Speaker BBut this line is demonstrating his ability to combine visionary policies with practical outcomes.
Speaker BThose are practical.
Speaker AMa could hit him.
Speaker AOh.
Speaker AOh.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BWell, Dean has a good question.
Speaker AGo ahead, Dean.
Speaker AWhat if she swallows it?
Speaker ASee, again, I don't think you can put it on.
Speaker AI think it's a.
Speaker AI think two of the three holes are no bueno.
Speaker AI think you have to.
Speaker AYou have to leave it in the vajayjay, the hoo.
Speaker AHa.
Speaker ASo there is.
Speaker ASo it has a chance to become a baby.
Speaker AYeah, if you put it on.
Speaker AIf you put it on her or in the stink box or the pie hole.
Speaker AI think that's also a violation.
Speaker AI was thinking about trying to get.
Speaker ASee, we're at 6:30, right?
Speaker APie Hall Protocol.
Speaker AThere's a title right there.
Speaker APie Hole Protocol.
Speaker AMy God, where's my.
Speaker AWhere's my.
Speaker BWrite that shit down.
Speaker AWrite that shit down.
Speaker APie Hole Protocol.
Speaker AThere's a title.
Speaker AI've ever heard one.
Speaker AI don't even know what the.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker ABut anyhow.
Speaker AThe bill has sparked heated debate, reflecting deep societal divisions over reproductive rights, religious interpretations, and the role of government in regulating personal choices.
Speaker AIt also touches on a broader issue such as influencing of Christian.
Speaker AChristian nationalist groups advocating for laws based on strict interpretation of biblical teachings, including including opposition to contraceptives, IVF, and abortion.
Speaker AThe text references historical and theological debates such as the story of Onan in the Bible, which some interpret as a condon.
Speaker ACondom condemnation.
Speaker ACondom condemnation, condoms of birth control and masturbation.
Speaker BSo that's a very.
Speaker BHow does that even gonna work again?
Speaker AIt's.
Speaker BHow do you police.
Speaker AYou can't police it.
Speaker AWell, okay, here's the deal.
Speaker AI don't think anybody's gonna break in your house to see if you're, you know, shooting ropes on or you know, where you're shooting ropes in your household.
Speaker ABut if you get caught outside, you know, running off a hand batch of baby batteries, then I would imagine then that's where you could get fined for this.
Speaker BAnd so don't ask, don't tell, essentially.
Speaker AWell, I'm just saying it's the conception begins at erection act.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker AOkay, so let's say you're in the movie.
Speaker BLisa spelled protocol for you.
Speaker AThank you.
Speaker AI would have.
Speaker AI would have had to have what's her name over here spelled to me later.
Speaker BHey, Alexa.
Speaker AThat's exactly it.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AHow do you spell?
Speaker AThat's what she does.
Speaker AThat's what she does all the time.
Speaker ASomeone was saying the other day, the kids today, they were, like, freaking out because they've been through college and everything.
Speaker AThey don't know how to spell because they don't know how to sound out words.
Speaker AAnd I.
Speaker AI don't know what my problem is because I went through phonics that I still can't spell.
Speaker AIt's my worst.
Speaker AWorst.
Speaker BSometimes there's just so much you can push past the frontal lobe.
Speaker ADo you remember?
Speaker BSome things.
Speaker BDon't.
Speaker AI don't know if you.
Speaker AI lived.
Speaker AMy grandmother lived with us from the time I was seven.
Speaker AMy mom's mom.
Speaker AAnd that was her job with me, trying to get me to learn spelling words.
Speaker AAnd then.
Speaker BPoor soul.
Speaker BOh, my God, your poor grandmother.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AIn eighth grade.
Speaker AIn eighth grade English, you started out with one set of words and then the next.
Speaker ASo then you got a next set of words for the next week.
Speaker ABut what happened in eighth grade?
Speaker AYou had to remember she could give you any one of the words on any of the three weeks.
Speaker AAnd it went all.
Speaker ASo all the way.
Speaker AAt the end, she could give you any word.
Speaker AAnd my grandmother used to go in and I swear I used to make.
Speaker AI think I took like five or six years off of her life.
Speaker AI really.
Speaker ACause I'm a horrific speller.
Speaker AHorrific.
Speaker AAnd I couldn't spell horrific.
Speaker AAnd now it starts with H and ends with a C, I think.
Speaker AHorrific.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ABut back to ejaculation, I don't think.
Speaker AI think what they're trying to do here is, you know how women always have to take the burden of dealing with, you know, abortion and pregnancy.
Speaker AThis is the way that they're saying, oh, yeah, guys.
Speaker AWell, you know what we're going to do?
Speaker AWe're going to make it.
Speaker AIf you spill your seed, you're in trouble.
Speaker AYou're in trouble.
Speaker ABut they can't really.
Speaker AThey can't really know.
Speaker AYeah, exactly.
Speaker AThey can't really enforce.
Speaker BTakes the cops enough time to show up for shit.
Speaker BYou're gonna call them for, like, your dude whacked off and you're mad, so you're gonna call the cops on them.
Speaker BThey're like, we're not coming out for that call.
Speaker BLike, there's no way.
Speaker AThe mother starts banging on the bathroom door.
Speaker APaulie, if you don't stop waxing your carrot in there, I'm calling the police.
Speaker BNo, mom, not that shower.
Speaker AThere's not gonna be any more hot water.
Speaker BLeft for the rest of the night.
Speaker AWe were show.
Speaker AWe were listening to where they were talking about.
Speaker AOh, never mind.
Speaker AThey were talking about beating off in a sock in one of the podcasts and, you know, and how many guys have beat off into a sock?
Speaker AAnd I was like, I didn't even probably.
Speaker AI gotta be honest with you.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AAnd I.
Speaker AI know people are gonna say, this is bullshit.
Speaker AI didn't know that was a thing until I was like, in my 40s or 50s.
Speaker AI was like, who the fuck use.
Speaker AWhy use a sock?
Speaker AI didn't understand the whole.
Speaker AAnd then.
Speaker AAnd then I didn't.
Speaker AI'm like, you do you lube the sock and then use the sock?
Speaker AI did.
Speaker AI had to have somebody explain.
Speaker BI don't know.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AI had to ask Jimmy.
Speaker AI'm like, what's the sock thing, Jimmy?
Speaker BOh.
Speaker AHave you ever used the sock?
Speaker BWell, Johnny.
Speaker AOh, socks.
Speaker AA perfect way so they don't get it all over the sheets.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker ASee, what you got to do is you got to put it over your head, kind of like a sock puppet, and then you.
Speaker AYou slide your.
Speaker AYour meat whistle in there.
Speaker AAnd then.
Speaker AWell, you know what to do.
Speaker AYou know how to handle it after that.
Speaker BHear him say it.
Speaker BThat's it.
Speaker BSeems like I could ask him that and he would answer that tomorrow.
Speaker BExactly what he just said.
Speaker AI find that dress socks work better.
Speaker AThey're stretchier.
Speaker BI prefer them.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BSmoother.
Speaker AIt's very hard to use a footy.
Speaker AThey're very, very hard.
Speaker ABut he's.
Speaker BThe tube socks.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BOh, gross.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker AI just thought it was kind of an interesting story.
Speaker ASee, stories like this are only made for podcasts.
Speaker ALike, soon as this thing hits the.
Speaker ALike, there'll be 45 to 50 podcasters will talk about this story because that's what it's.
Speaker AIt's the only thing that's there for.
Speaker AThey can't make it.
Speaker AA law.
Speaker AWould never be a law.
Speaker BYou can't.
Speaker BThere's no way it's unenforceable.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker AUnless you got caught in the actual.
Speaker AAnd then $10,000 on you.
Speaker AYeah, a $10,000 fine.
Speaker AAll right, I'm down with that.
Speaker AI'm okay with that.
Speaker BYou're willing to pay a $10,000 fine if you get back at all.
Speaker ANo, no, no.
Speaker AYou know what?
Speaker ABut see, I won't have a $10,000 fine.
Speaker AYou know why?
Speaker ABecause I won't.
Speaker AI won't play with myself in.
Speaker AIn public.
Speaker AWhere was it?
Speaker AI.
Speaker AThere was a story.
Speaker AIt's coming just it's just fading into my mind where there was a guy, and he was in the parking lot, and I guess he decided that he needed a little release, so he.
Speaker AHe started masturbating in the parking lot.
Speaker ABut here he was so close to a school that when the police walked up on him.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AThey caught him within a.
Speaker AMasturbating in within 100 yards of a school.
Speaker AAnd he got in big, big trouble for that.
Speaker AHe can't really just.
Speaker AAnd then again, you know, nothing for nothing, but he just happened to be near a school, in a parking lot, masturbating, you know.
Speaker BCreepy.
Speaker BI'm sorry.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BYou can't.
Speaker BWait.
Speaker BNot you personally, but, like, in.
Speaker BLike, you can't.
Speaker BLike, if you got a.
Speaker BIsn't it just, like.
Speaker BLike, wouldn't that just make you want to get home faster?
Speaker BWell, like.
Speaker BLike, is it that, like, you get that urge so badly you have to pull your car over, like, and just rip out a sock somewhere?
Speaker AI've never had it where something like that happened or.
Speaker AWell, I don't know.
Speaker ALike, sometimes some guys would come home with, like, one flap out over here.
Speaker AOne flap out.
Speaker AAll right, so when you were a teenager and you were with your girl, and this was before sex and all that, you know, sometimes there would be, like, grinding going on, and then the grinding would lead to a.
Speaker BA messy situation.
Speaker AYeah, a messy, messy situation.
Speaker ASo you didn't want to go home with a spot in the front of your pants.
Speaker BOh.
Speaker AYou took it, untucked your shirt, and came home with one tail out.
Speaker BSo your mom's like, tuck your shirt.
Speaker AI'll do it later.
Speaker AMom, I'm on my way upstairs.
Speaker BDon't touch anything.
Speaker AYeah, I'm going upstairs to peel my underwear off.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BBob said, raise your hand if you've wanked it in a car.
Speaker AI.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker AWho.
Speaker AWhy?
Speaker AWhy would you wank in a car?
Speaker AWhatever.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker AWhat do I know?
Speaker AJust adults.
Speaker ANone of that would.
Speaker AThat was.
Speaker AWe Used to Be shit.
Speaker AThat was shameful back in the day.
Speaker BSee, the nuns still stick with you.
Speaker BYeah, I think a little bit.
Speaker AA little bit that Catholic shame.
Speaker BCatholic guilt.
Speaker AYeah, Catholic guilt.
Speaker AI think it does.
Speaker BDean says, I dated a woman who had both flaps out.
Speaker AThat's a different story.
Speaker BDean, that's a you problem.
Speaker AThat's my friend.
Speaker BThat's a you problem.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AYou know, I understand the two flaps out.
Speaker ATwo flaps out, flaps down.
Speaker BDinner.
Speaker BSorry.
Speaker AYeah, I got it.
Speaker BYou know.
Speaker BYou know, it's a.
Speaker BIt's a crapshoot around Here with what we're gonna.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AYou have no idea what we're gonna talk about.
Speaker BI'm sorry.
Speaker AAll right, all right, hold on.
Speaker ALet's.
Speaker AHere we go.
Speaker BChanging the subject now.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker ASo have you ever.
Speaker AIs that you or me?
Speaker BMight be my house on fire.
Speaker BI'm not sure.
Speaker ADo you need to check that?
Speaker BNo.
Speaker AIs somebody home?
Speaker BMute, though.
Speaker BPaul's home.
Speaker AWhy would your smoke detector be going off?
Speaker BI have no idea.
Speaker BPaul cooking?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AOh, Paul's cooking.
Speaker BPaul's.
Speaker AWhat's Paul cooking?
Speaker AEither that or he's listening to the show, and the next thing you know, he didn't have any lube.
Speaker BYou can't shut the power because it's.
Speaker BIt's over here.
Speaker BSo I won't.
Speaker BI won't get Tammy.
Speaker AThis shows.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker AThis show's so hot, it sets off Duchess's smoke detector.
Speaker BRare.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AI don't know what kind of person you are, Duchess.
Speaker BRight now.
Speaker AYou know, this actually works right into what we're going to talk about, and it's called micro pettiness.
Speaker BWell, that could be happening right now.
Speaker AMicro pettiness is refers to a small, often trivial act of spite.
Speaker APettiness, or passive aggressiveness in an everyday interaction.
Speaker AThese actions are typically minor.
Speaker AIt might seem insignificant on their own, but they can accumulate, creating tension and conflict over time.
Speaker AExamples might include a rude note, making a snide comment, setting off the smoke detector during a podcast recording, and, you know, ignoring somebody.
Speaker AThe term is often used to describe behaviors in the workplace, relationships, social settings, or individuals where they engage in underhanded actions.
Speaker BRight.
Speaker AYou know, like, say, if you're frustrated now, I.
Speaker AI'm not a micro petty guy.
Speaker ANo, no, I'm right out.
Speaker AJust very blunt.
Speaker ALet you know how I feel right away.
Speaker AI don't do that.
Speaker AHow about you?
Speaker AAre you a micro.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BI'm micro petty.
Speaker BAnd I think it's.
Speaker BIt's probably not appropriate, but I am.
Speaker BI have the snide comments.
Speaker BI don't leave notes, and I don't ignore.
Speaker BI've ignored people sometimes.
Speaker AOh, yeah.
Speaker BThrough conversations.
Speaker BJust because I'm just like, I'm not gonna engage or I'm not.
Speaker BI don't want to engage.
Speaker BSo.
Speaker BSo, yeah.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BI mean, I like to think I'm.
Speaker BI'm pretty good at being petty.
Speaker BAnd like Aaron says, it's, you know, macro petty is much more fun, but micro petty is just that little.
Speaker BThat little bit.
Speaker AI have one that you do when we're on the show here.
Speaker AIf I'm saying Something and you disagree with it.
Speaker AYou talk under me with little snide remarks.
Speaker AThat's a.
Speaker AThat's a micro petty.
Speaker AThat's a micro petty thing.
Speaker BWell, that's probably true, but I don't.
Speaker BI don't think I respond.
Speaker BI think it's just.
Speaker BI'm being.
Speaker BI'm having a snotty remark back.
Speaker BAnd I don't mean to speak under you, but I.
Speaker BI do.
Speaker AI think it's a micro.
Speaker AI think this is exactly what this is.
Speaker AA micro, petty thing.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ABecause I'll be sitting there saying something like the time I freaked out.
Speaker AI'm like, what's that?
Speaker BI was goofing to say, I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker AOh, no, it was like the time we were talking and I was saying something.
Speaker AYou're like, yeah, people, kids, children, whatever.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd I'm trying to talk.
Speaker AAnd then I finally went, I know what I'm saying over here.
Speaker ASee that micro macro.
Speaker AYour micro.
Speaker AMine is a macro.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BIt's weird.
Speaker BI don't know.
Speaker AYou have any that you can think of that you've done in the past that you.
Speaker BOh, it's definitely this.
Speaker BThe snide comments for sure.
Speaker BBut I also have a bad case of, like, I have no poker face, so I'll definitely.
Speaker BAs people are talking, I've been trying, but it's.
Speaker BI just fail at it.
Speaker BI'm not good at it.
Speaker BSo if somebody pretty much knows I'm not thrilled with what they're saying when it's.
Speaker BIt's usually like side eyes or eye rolls or something.
Speaker AOh, the eye rolls.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYou're used to those.
Speaker AI'm used to.
Speaker ADefinitely used to the eye rolls.
Speaker AWe played that one video where you're like doing all the eye rolls and.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AShe speaks under you because she's polite and doesn't want to talk over you sometimes.
Speaker ANo, no, actually, I think that's.
Speaker AI think it's when I'm talking, she's.
Speaker AShe's disagreeing with me and she doesn't want me to get my point out.
Speaker AIn a way.
Speaker AIn a way.
Speaker BI have done that occasionally, but not every time.
Speaker BSometimes I'm just commentating along and like, you'll say, well, this person did this.
Speaker BAnd I'm like, idiot.
Speaker BLike.
Speaker BLike I'm.
Speaker BIt's like an.
Speaker BAn undercurrent of comment.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker BBut it's not to be petty at you.
Speaker BIt's just more just.
Speaker BIt's my point of view too.
Speaker AIt's both saying it like, if I'm talking about, like, the moon landing being fake.
Speaker AAnd I have a story about.
Speaker ALook, there it is right there.
Speaker AThere it is.
Speaker BThat's not micro.
Speaker BThat's.
Speaker BThat's a response.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAll right, so, okay, want to hear how meta this is going to get?
Speaker AI heard this on a podcast.
Speaker AWho heard it on a podcast.
Speaker BWow.
Speaker AWho heard it on a podcast that another was messing around?
Speaker ANo.
Speaker ASo anyhow, so it's like fourth wall podcast now.
Speaker AThis is.
Speaker ASo they were talking about micro pettiness and they had, like, examples.
Speaker ANow, I don't know if anybody in the chat here would have any micro pettiness things that they do to their significant other, their kids or something.
Speaker AAny other examples?
Speaker AThrow them in a chat.
Speaker AThis one, When I heard this one, I was in fury.
Speaker AI got infuriated because this used to happen to me.
Speaker AAnd I know.
Speaker AI fucking know now that this was micro pettiness.
Speaker AHide the remote at the house.
Speaker ASo when you come home and you're trying to turn the TV on, there's no remote.
Speaker ANow, when I was living, when I was married, and I would come home from work and I would go to what I would take, I would know.
Speaker AI would take the remote and I would put it right where I knew it would be when I got home from work, because I would come home from work and couldn't find a damn remote.
Speaker AI'm like, who takes the remote?
Speaker AThe TV's right here.
Speaker AWhy would someone.
Speaker AWhy in the hell would someone carry the remote out of the room?
Speaker BWhy is it.
Speaker AWhy is.
Speaker AWho's taking my remote?
Speaker AWho are these people?
Speaker BAnd so was it your ex, like, being like, would she move it specifically?
Speaker BLike, put it in the other room?
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker ABecause it couldn't find it.
Speaker AIt would.
Speaker AIt would infuriate.
Speaker AAnd then she'd come back, here it is.
Speaker AOr whatever.
Speaker AAnd I'm like, yeah.
Speaker AHow did I.
Speaker AHow did it get there?
Speaker ASo.
Speaker AWell, this one person would hide the remote, but they had on their phone, they had a remote, TV remote on their phone.
Speaker ASo they could use the remote, but the other person couldn't find it.
Speaker AHere's another one.
Speaker AThis one, this.
Speaker BI change it while they're watching it.
Speaker BLike, I don't know what happened.
Speaker ASay you go over someone's house, right?
Speaker AAnd you're over an acquaintance house, and the guy, like, says something.
Speaker AHe's a jamingo.
Speaker AHe's over there spouting his bullshit off.
Speaker BAnd he's thinking he knows what he's talking about.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AHe said, no, it all, you know, he thinks he's funny, all that shit.
Speaker AWhat they do is they go to the remote, they take one fucking battery out of the remote and leave it.
Speaker ALeave with it.
Speaker AI was like, son of a.
Speaker AThat would drive me insane.
Speaker BOr at it right away.
Speaker BLike if it didn't work after a minute, wouldn't.
Speaker BThe first thing you do is look at the batteries, right?
Speaker ABut if a wife does it, what she does is she takes one battery out and then hides the other batteries in the house.
Speaker ASo now the guy's.
Speaker AWhere's the fucking batteries?
Speaker BThat's so much work.
Speaker AAll right, I got one.
Speaker AThat the Jimmy's brother Mike, he does this to the Jimmy so much so that when we talk about.
Speaker AI do it now.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker ASo Jimmy will say something like, he'll walk up and say, did some.
Speaker AWhen are you gonna bring the trash cans in?
Speaker AAnd then Mike would go, when am I going to bring the trash cans in?
Speaker AHe would say it right over.
Speaker ALike Jimmy would ask him a question and he would repeat to it just like the way in the tone of voice I get one.
Speaker AWhen am I going to bring the trash cans in?
Speaker BJust repeat the question.
Speaker AAdam just repeats the question with a like, like almost like a head turn.
Speaker AAnd Jimmy, oh my God, the next.
Speaker BTime I come over, loses a.
Speaker AIt's so funny.
Speaker AI do it now.
Speaker ALike Jimmy will call me.
Speaker AHe called me today and he said something to me and I went.
Speaker AAnd I.
Speaker AI did the exact same thing to him.
Speaker AI forget what he said.
Speaker AAnd he goes, he goes, you know what the fuck I'm talking about?
Speaker AYes, Jimmy, I know what you're talking about.
Speaker BWhat are you doing?
Speaker BWhat am I doing?
Speaker AThat's exactly.
Speaker AThat's a micro pettiness thing.
Speaker BThat's.
Speaker BWell, no, that's not.
Speaker BThat's.
Speaker BThat's petty because it's.
Speaker BWell, it could be micro because it's.
Speaker BIt's small.
Speaker BIt's just enough to, you know, just.
Speaker BWhat's gonna.
Speaker BYou're just hitting that nerve button that just will make them like.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker ASo also when I was, you know.
Speaker BLike Bob would do to you.
Speaker AYes, yes, yes.
Speaker BHe commented further up in the comments.
Speaker BHe said something about it.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker ASo then my.
Speaker AThis is another thing my ex wife used to do.
Speaker AI would live.
Speaker AMy.
Speaker AMy mother in law lived with us and she was very hard of hearing.
Speaker ASo she would walk around and she would talk to her mother like, hey, Mom.
Speaker AYou know, she would yell, you know, talk louder, mom, hear it me.
Speaker AShe would go in the other room and say, and I'm like what?
Speaker AGod damn it, I can't hear you.
Speaker AAnd she would do that shit to me all the time.
Speaker AI said, you know, I'm.
Speaker AYou know, I'm hard hearing.
Speaker ATalk to me like I'm your mother.
Speaker AYou're not as old as my mother.
Speaker AYou okay?
Speaker BI still can't hear you.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker ASo you know what I would do?
Speaker BWhat?
Speaker APay attention.
Speaker AI would make it sound like she didn't even say anything.
Speaker AShe'd be in the other room and I'd be sitting there going, like.
Speaker AI'm not answering her.
Speaker BI don't hear nothing.
Speaker BI hear nothing.
Speaker AShe'd come out, she goes, do you hear me talking to you?
Speaker ANope.
Speaker ANot at that tone.
Speaker ANo wonder why we're divorced.
Speaker BWho's micro petty?
Speaker BThat was you?
Speaker AYeah, I would do it.
Speaker AI got.
Speaker AHey, listen, once, you know, once I'm in the game, I play the game.
Speaker AWhat can I tell you?
Speaker BHere's one.
Speaker BHere's one.
Speaker AHere's what you could do at work.
Speaker ATake a little bit of honey on a Q tip and dab it on a couple of keyboard keys.
Speaker BOh, God.
Speaker BI'd be like, ah, that would make me nuts.
Speaker BAll right, now that works for me now is like, kind of a germaphobe, right?
Speaker ASo now you got it on your fingers and you're typing that.
Speaker AIt's on all your keys.
Speaker AAll right, so now you got to wipe your fingers off.
Speaker AThen you got to do your key.
Speaker AIt's on your keys again.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker ANow I got to clean my keys off.
Speaker AThat's a good one.
Speaker BThat's mean.
Speaker AThis was a genius one that I thought.
Speaker AIn a microwave, take the spinny plastic thing out of the microwave so the dish doesn't go around in a circle.
Speaker BOh, that's funny.
Speaker BOr just start, like, it could start to turn and it just, like, clunks.
Speaker BYeah, clunk.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYou know, set off the fire.
Speaker BSmoke alarm, you know.
Speaker AHere's another one.
Speaker ATake the phone charger out of the wall.
Speaker ALeave the cord, the cords there.
Speaker ANo phone charger.
Speaker BCome over block.
Speaker AYeah, take the block.
Speaker ALeave the cord.
Speaker BYeah, it's little things.
Speaker BHide the remote.
Speaker BMove the salt shakers, like, just shit.
Speaker BThat's always in the same spot.
Speaker BJust they're no longer there.
Speaker AThe one, the one lady on the podcast, she just.
Speaker AShe has a child, a small child.
Speaker ASo she's, you know, just nursing the child.
Speaker ASo she's got to get up at 4 o'clock in the morning to breastfeed the child.
Speaker AShe'll do.
Speaker AShe'll take her phone out and she'll text her husband, we need milk.
Speaker AThis way he knows that she had to be up at 4:15 feeding the baby.
Speaker ASo he knows this or wakes him up or something like that.
Speaker AAll that kind of stuff.
Speaker BYou know what?
Speaker BYou know, I, I feel like is micro petty is I don't like when my cabinet doors are open.
Speaker BOh, it's, it's a little pet peeve of mine.
Speaker BI prefer like if I walk out and like the cabinets are open or all the lights are on, like.
Speaker BBecause I feel like sometimes I live with someone who gives no regard to.
Speaker BAnd I think it's just.
Speaker BHe just wanders around and that's what he does.
Speaker BIt's not.
Speaker BBut I'm behind him, like, and I.
Speaker BAnd I don't close them gently.
Speaker BIt' bam, bam, bam.
Speaker BLike every time.
Speaker BWhat are you slamming them for?
Speaker BWhy the.
Speaker BAre they open?
Speaker BThey're sitting down, eating.
Speaker BThey were been open for 20 minutes.
Speaker BAnd yes, the toilet paper not put on the holder, right?
Speaker BEmpty.
Speaker BEmpty holder and then the toilet paper on top of it.
Speaker BPlease, like, just don't even, just use it and don't even put it on.
Speaker BDon't even fake like you're interested in making that work.
Speaker AThe one lady said, what she does is when she'll go home with her Starbucks cup that's still like from her iced coffee and then she'll take it, she'll get out of the car and she'll walk by and she'll put it on the trash can.
Speaker BOh, that's fucking.
Speaker BThat would make me wild.
Speaker ANot in the trash can or the trash can.
Speaker BI would put it back in her car.
Speaker ASee, that's.
Speaker BWell, if that's the game, right?
Speaker ASee, once we're in the game, we're playing the game.
Speaker BOnce you, if you put it on the.
Speaker BThat's, that's.
Speaker AOr my daughter used to get mad at this all the time.
Speaker AAnd I said, what are you doing?
Speaker ASo if someone leaves you on red, as the kids say.
Speaker ASo in other words, I turned this off my phone so people don't know when I read the text or not, right?
Speaker ABecause I don't want them to know I read it because then I have, you know, deniability.
Speaker BLiable to respond.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ASo if, if someone sees, like, say she texts her boyfriend at 10 o'clock and then he looks at it at 10, 10 and doesn't answer her until after like 2 o'clock.
Speaker AIt drives her insane.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAnd I'm like, well, maybe he was busy, saw it and said, all right, when I get a chance to do this I'll.
Speaker BDon't.
Speaker BDon't even logic right.
Speaker BIt was time to read it.
Speaker AI didn't see that last.
Speaker AThat other text came up real quick.
Speaker AI didn't get a chance to see what it was.
Speaker BSo Bob put this up and he says to Whoops.
Speaker BTo load your dirty dishes but leave a fork.
Speaker BYou didn't dirty petty.
Speaker BOh yes, Sparky, you can turn off the I read your text thing.
Speaker AYeah, you can turn that off.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BGotta go into your message settings.
Speaker BYeah, that makes me.
Speaker BYeah, that's another thing.
Speaker BMy kids used to do that like I would like a thing for me.
Speaker BLike I don't like when I come home from work and the, the sink was like full of dishes.
Speaker BEspecially when I left and it was no dishes.
Speaker BI have a dishwasher that I probably emptied before I left.
Speaker BSo I put dishes in it and then I'd leave for work.
Speaker BI would come home, the kids would have been home for a couple hours.
Speaker BDishes everywhere.
Speaker BI would lose my mind.
Speaker BWhy the is there dishes in the sink?
Speaker BLike you walk.
Speaker BThey walk past the dishwasher with dirty dishes to put it in the sink.
Speaker BSo a couple years of that, they finally start putting shit in the dishwasher and now they live on their own with their boyfriends.
Speaker BThe text messages I get why he doesn't put the spoons in the dishwasher.
Speaker BHe leaves it on the edge.
Speaker BI'm just ha ha ha.
Speaker BAnd they now they're like, I get it.
Speaker BLike yeah, it makes you insane.
Speaker BIt's silly little petty things.
Speaker AI had one time where I was between places.
Speaker ALike I had.
Speaker AI got left, I got left one apartment and I was waiting to get into another apartment.
Speaker ASo I was living with the girl I was dating and she had two teenage 20 something kids, two girls and we didn't live together, live together like another.
Speaker AShe had like a back area almost like a mother in law spot.
Speaker AAnd I had my.
Speaker ASo I was in there and then the girls were out there.
Speaker ASo she would go to work, the kids would be home all day, leave the whole sink full of dishes.
Speaker AThen the mother would come home, have to clean all the dishes and then make dinner.
Speaker BWell, oh no.
Speaker BOh no.
Speaker ASo what I did was I would start like I knew she'd be home at like 4:35.
Speaker AI would go out there and make sure all the dishes were done.
Speaker AI would go out there and clean, do all the dishes, you know, put the dishes away.
Speaker AIf there was dirt, I would do all that stuff.
Speaker AAnd then she'd.
Speaker BYou're like Mooching.
Speaker BNot mooching, but you were there, like.
Speaker AYou earned your keep.
Speaker AListen, I appreciate someone's coming home to make dinner.
Speaker AYou know, how about have a clean kitchen?
Speaker AClean kitchen for them?
Speaker AIs that, you know, is that too much to ask for?
Speaker BApparently.
Speaker AThen I got yelled at because, why?
Speaker AYou're teaching them.
Speaker AI'm teaching them that somebody else will do it for him.
Speaker AI go, but then you come.
Speaker ABut she's done nothing for nothing.
Speaker AYou come home and do it.
Speaker AShe goes, yeah, but I'm their mother.
Speaker AShe says, you're.
Speaker AThey're taking advantage of you.
Speaker AI'm like, I don't mind.
Speaker AShe goes, no, no, I.
Speaker AI understand.
Speaker BYou don't take advantage of everybody there.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AStop it.
Speaker AStop doing it.
Speaker AI'm like, okay, all right.
Speaker ABut, yeah, that kind of stuff.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker AI just.
Speaker BIt's funny now you've run back.
Speaker BLike, my.
Speaker BI have tapes running in my head.
Speaker BMy mother.
Speaker BMy mother, such lovely gifts.
Speaker BGood woman.
Speaker BBut, you know, we all have our faults, right?
Speaker BI remember she.
Speaker BI did not clean my room, and I came home, and she had upended everything out of my bureau, dumped it on the floor in a pile.
Speaker BLike, as soon as enclosed my door.
Speaker BLike, all my clothes were in the middle of my room.
Speaker BAnd, like, when I got home and I walked down the hallway, my doors closed.
Speaker BI'm like, oh.
Speaker BAnd I just opened up, and it was just a mound of clothes.
Speaker BI was just like.
Speaker BSo I had to put all them away.
Speaker BBut, yeah, my mother was the queen of.
Speaker BLike, if I left in the sink, she'd put it in my bed.
Speaker BLike, she'd put it in my bed.
Speaker BWet washcloth, put it in the bed.
Speaker BDidn't care.
Speaker BShe told me to pick it up, and I didn't do it.
Speaker BI did it a couple times to the girls, and I was like, I can't.
Speaker BI can't.
Speaker BI can't.
Speaker AI can't do that.
Speaker BI threatened.
Speaker BI would threaten to put it in their bed.
Speaker BBut I didn't.
Speaker BBut.
Speaker BBut, yeah, that's the.
Speaker BOh, the gifts that stay behind.
Speaker BRight.
Speaker ASee, I used to get the glass of water in the face if I didn't get out of bed.
Speaker AWhen I was told to get out of bed, like, I would get the glass of.
Speaker AYou know, my dad would come in and go, get up.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ASo when my girls wouldn't get up, I was.
Speaker AI figured, no, I can't hit him with a glass of water.
Speaker ASo what I did was I would just get a spray bottle.
Speaker BLike a cat.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd then I got yelled at for that.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AI wasn't allowed to do the.
Speaker AThe kid's agent.
Speaker AMy ex wife would scream and yell, don't do that.
Speaker AThat's a horrible way.
Speaker AYou ruin their day when you wait.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AHow about me?
Speaker AI'm over here screaming and yelling for him to get out of bed.
Speaker BYou're a lunatic.
Speaker BBefore you go to work.
Speaker BI would go to work with, like, chest pains.
Speaker BLike, I was so mad at my kids.
Speaker BI was just like, like.
Speaker BBecause my kids would, like, you know, my.
Speaker BMy youngest would stay in bed till like, literally the point.
Speaker BI'm like, apoplectic.
Speaker BAnd then she'd like, roll out of bed and be out the door in like eight minutes or something.
Speaker BLike, she would just screech it out the door.
Speaker BThe older one always took forever.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BThey never wanted to get up.
Speaker BWho does, right?
Speaker BNobody does.
Speaker BBut it's like I'm like, screaming like I'm a normal human.
Speaker BWhy do I have to go through this girl?
Speaker BSparky said I.
Speaker BMy mom, I don't know if she had a punishment for empty toilet paper holder.
Speaker BHonestly, I don't recall.
Speaker BMaybe it was beat out of me.
Speaker BI don't know.
Speaker BAaron says he used ice cubes.
Speaker BDid you throw them, like, off them or you just, like, leave it in their bed?
Speaker BLike, just slide it in while they're sleeping?
Speaker AYeah, it's just like.
Speaker ABecause you gotta.
Speaker AAgain, they have to be.
Speaker AYou know, you tell them once, you tell them twice.
Speaker AListen, my dad used to.
Speaker AHe would tell you once, he would tell you a second time in case you didn't hear him the first time.
Speaker AThe third time, you better be quick because you'd get a backhand.
Speaker BHear those feet coming back.
Speaker AHe wouldn't.
Speaker AHe'd sneak up, he'd give you one of them with the backhand to catch you either behind the head or one right on the cheekbone.
Speaker AHe'd give you.
Speaker ASometimes.
Speaker ASo you learn on the back of.
Speaker BThe legs, usually with like a spoon or a fly swatter.
Speaker BYeah, like that wire part of the fly.
Speaker BNot the swatter, the actual handle.
Speaker BLike that.
Speaker AOh, it was.
Speaker AI said.
Speaker AI was talking.
Speaker AWe're talking about kids, right?
Speaker AI remember one time my dad said something to me.
Speaker AIt was like dinner time.
Speaker AAnd I.
Speaker AHe said, you go do this.
Speaker AAnd I said, I'm not.
Speaker AI screamed at him at the top of my life, I will not do it.
Speaker AAnd he got up to go come after me.
Speaker AAnd I ran upstairs.
Speaker AAs I'm running up the stairs, he's coming up behind me and we had these big old.
Speaker AThe house was built in 1856, so it had the old doors with the skeleton key.
Speaker ASo I go.
Speaker AI shut the door.
Speaker AAs I'm trying to lock the door, he kicks the door open, and the doorknob hits me right between the eyes.
Speaker AI look like a raccoon.
Speaker AI had two black eyes.
Speaker ASo then I go to school the next day, and they go, what happened to you?
Speaker AI said, well, my dad kicked the door, and the doorknob hit me in the face.
Speaker AAnd then, you know, I got two black.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd they're like, well, what'd you do to deserve that?
Speaker ARight?
Speaker AObviously, yeah.
Speaker ANothing.
Speaker ALike, you know, call the police or anything today.
Speaker BYou'd be in jail.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AFor that, Shawna.
Speaker AShit.
Speaker BMy dad would say, take karma.
Speaker AMy dad would say, take me to jail.
Speaker AI don't care.
Speaker AIt'll be a couple days off.
Speaker BThree squares and a cut.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker AThree ounce of the car.
Speaker ANot to put up with this.
Speaker ACan hear him now.
Speaker BPut up with this.
Speaker AYeah, they got put up this from.
Speaker AYou see what he would say to me.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker BOh, that was a fun trip down memory lane.
Speaker AI know.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker ASo you know my girlfriend, Nancy Mace?
Speaker AYou know how I like.
Speaker BI say crazy Nancy.
Speaker ACrazy Nancy.
Speaker AYou know, I think she's like.
Speaker AShe's got that crazy.
Speaker BI knew you'd like her, okay?
Speaker AAnd now I know why.
Speaker ABecause I'm very attracted.
Speaker AYeah, exactly.
Speaker ASo at the end of the Senate some, or at.
Speaker ADuring the House of Representatives, like most people, the business is done, and then someone will come up and they'll do a speech for like an hour.
Speaker BNo, like they filibuster it or something.
Speaker AKind of filibuster.
Speaker ASo Nancy went on this speech on the House floor for.
Speaker AFor.
Speaker AFor an hour.
Speaker AAlmost an hour, 53 minutes.
Speaker AIf you want to watch the whole thing, go watch.
Speaker AGo to her Twitter X profile.
Speaker AIt's pinned.
Speaker AThe whole 53.
Speaker AShe gets in there.
Speaker AAnd here's the thing.
Speaker AI didn't know that if you say something on the House floor, you're not liable or you can't get hit for libel or slander.
Speaker AI didn't know that.
Speaker BI didn't either.
Speaker ASo apparently she's had a thing.
Speaker AShe's accusing her ex fiance and three other South Carolina men.
Speaker AI'm not using their names because we can get sued.
Speaker BI wouldn't.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AShe, on the floor, accused them of drugging, raping, and filming assaults on women, including herself.
Speaker AShe claimed to.
Speaker ASo what happened was.
Speaker ASo she's engaged to this guy, and she Says, let me see your phone and whatever.
Speaker AShe got his phone.
Speaker AShe goes into his phone, she finds all these images where he's got upskirt pictures where he's taking pictures of.
Speaker AOf like.
Speaker BAnd of her or other women.
Speaker AOther women, his friends, wives.
Speaker ASo there's all this shit going on now.
Speaker AAllegedly, allegedly.
Speaker AThere was a camera in the bedroom and they were photo.
Speaker AThey were recording them having sex with different women.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AThis is like almost like an Epstein thing.
Speaker ASo she goes on and I mean, she's just bip, bip, bip, right down the road with everything.
Speaker AShe says that she thinks that she was also drugged because she was drinking some vodka and just like had a drink of vodka.
Speaker AAnd the next thing there, she woke up and she didn't real, you know, didn't know what happened to her and all.
Speaker ASo she goes on this crazy speech for like an hour and a half.
Speaker AShe's got glass, she's got props.
Speaker AShe's got like props boards, you know, with text on them.
Speaker AAnd.
Speaker AAnd I'm like, holy shit.
Speaker ASo she gives me like girlfriend key, stabby in the back energy.
Speaker AShe's right up my.
Speaker ADefinitely right up my alley.
Speaker ABut so now here's the weird part.
Speaker AApparently one of these.
Speaker AAll right, so she accuses these guys, calls him out by name, goes through the whole thing.
Speaker AAnd I'm not going to lie, she was dressed in this white dress.
Speaker AShe looked amazing.
Speaker AAs she's talking about her abuse.
Speaker AWell, listen, if you're going to.
Speaker AIf you're going to talk about abuse.
Speaker BWell, of course she's going to wear white.
Speaker BWhat do you think she's going to wear?
Speaker BRed?
Speaker AI don't know, but she white.
Speaker BShe looks like a victim.
Speaker AIt was working.
Speaker AIt was working.
Speaker ASo here they think she's going to try to run for governor of South Carolina.
Speaker AThe person that's going to run again against her is one of the people that apparently she is accused of.
Speaker BShe's named Nice.
Speaker AShe's named in this.
Speaker ASo yeah, it was pretty.
Speaker ALet's see.
Speaker AShe said previously shared her experience of sexual assault, including being raped at 16, less than 14.
Speaker AThe South Carolina Law Enforcement Division opened an investigation into this person in 2023 based on the information from Capitol Police, but no charges have ever been filed.
Speaker AThe person is a co founder of a software development company and TV production company.
Speaker ASo it's going to be something to pay attention to.
Speaker BYeah, for sure.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AIf you got an hour to listen to this, it's, it's.
Speaker AShe really laid this thing all out by the end I was like, those sons of John's, like, round them up.
Speaker BI'll get them.
Speaker ARound them up.
Speaker ALet's round them up and swing them.
Speaker BI'll be your white knight.
Speaker AYep.
Speaker BGet the horses.
Speaker AGet the horses.
Speaker AGet the rope.
Speaker ABuild the Gallows.
Speaker BSo did.
Speaker BSo in 2023.
Speaker BDid.
Speaker BIs this what happened in 2023?
Speaker BSo she's.
Speaker AShe's going through some kind of.
Speaker ALike, they were engaged.
Speaker AThey broke off the engagement, but she's.
Speaker AAnd she's in some kind of real estate.
Speaker ALike, she's.
Speaker AThey bought houses together.
Speaker BRight.
Speaker BI remember that.
Speaker BDid she call the regular police?
Speaker BSave this story up?
Speaker AI think she.
Speaker ANo, no, she did.
Speaker AAnd nothing was happening.
Speaker ASo then she took it to the floor.
Speaker ABut, you know, like, she's got this thing now, like, come at me, bro.
Speaker AYou know, she's.
Speaker AThat's her.
Speaker AYou know, this is her battle cry.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AShe doesn't want any men and women's spaces.
Speaker AYou know, she doesn't want the representative from Delaware to come into the ladies room because it's a trans woman.
Speaker ASo good times.
Speaker BYay.
Speaker ABut really, here's one.
Speaker BShe's a broken mess.
Speaker BThat one.
Speaker AFrench gynecologist suspended, had his license suspended for not treating a trans woman.
Speaker BEssentially.
Speaker BIt's like not wanting to have a customer and bake them a cake.
Speaker BThey.
Speaker BThat you don't believe in, right?
Speaker AReally?
Speaker BI mean, kinda.
Speaker BWell, wouldn't it be the same thing?
Speaker BIt's a.
Speaker BIt's health care.
Speaker BThey can.
Speaker BThere's plenty of doctors.
Speaker AThis trans woman wanted to.
Speaker AGot her.
Speaker AThe trans woman came in and wanted a gynecological exam.
Speaker BA what exam?
Speaker AA gynecological.
Speaker BGynecological.
Speaker AGynecological.
Speaker AShe wanted her.
Speaker BShe want vocabulary lessons with John Dominguez.
Speaker ASure.
Speaker ASo this French doctor was suspended for a month with an additional five months probation after a transgender patient accused him of being transphobic.
Speaker BThe doctor, can't you choose your clients?
Speaker AThe doctor said that he only treats real women.
Speaker AClaimed that he lacked the skills to treat men, even if they identify as a woman.
Speaker AThe patient left shock and transgender and.
Speaker AAnd transgender rights organizations filed complaints in defense of the patient.
Speaker ANow, what I would do if I was that doctor?
Speaker AI'd say, yeah, go ahead, ma'am, get up in the stairs.
Speaker BCome on back.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AAnd what are those things that they put in.
Speaker BIn speculum.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker AI would take a speculum and jam it in his pee hole, and I would start cranking that motherfucker up until he started squealing like a pig.
Speaker AI said, we got to get in there.
Speaker AWe got to get in there.
Speaker AAnd then I would take a, some kind of scraper and I would get in there and I'd give him a good scraping pap smear.
Speaker BSmear of his life.
Speaker AYeah, I would do that.
Speaker AAnd then, and then I'd flip her him over and then give him a good old fashioned prostate exam too.
Speaker AHe'd get that.
Speaker BGo ahead.
Speaker BSorry.
Speaker ANo, I mean, I mean he would get the whole.
Speaker AYeah, okay, I'm sorry, you want me to go in there and you want me to go tunnel bunny in there?
Speaker AFine, I'll go in.
Speaker BMy question, I have several.
Speaker BSo if his patient who was a man has.
Speaker BMan.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BBeans and franks tucked inside.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker ABeans and franks.
Speaker BBeans and franks.
Speaker BOr well, even if they've gone through the surgery and it's the Audi's now in India.
Speaker AOh yeah.
Speaker AI don't know if he has beans and franks.
Speaker BOkay, well, let's assume the beans and franks are gone.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BAnd it's a trans woman.
Speaker BWhat is a female trained gynecologist going to do for.
Speaker BFor that patient?
Speaker AI would get.
Speaker BThey have not.
Speaker BIf they have not had any kinds of education or schooling or knowledge.
Speaker BHow is that doctor going to treat that patient?
Speaker BListen, it would be like going like, I want a gynecological appointment, but I'm going to go to an ear doctor.
Speaker BWhat I would do, it makes no sense.
Speaker AIf I was that gynecologist.
Speaker ALet's say that the, the beans and franks were removed and basically what they do is they fillet the penis, they turn it inside, they jam it in there.
Speaker AI would get that speculum and jam it in there, crank that out and then I would get like.
Speaker AWhat are those things?
Speaker BParts.
Speaker BThere's no inside parts.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker ABut I would get this like a water pick.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AI get in there and I'd spray a water pick in there and I'd get a tongue depressor and I'd scrape all the goop out of that thing, right?
Speaker AAnd then I throw in, I don't know, some pet fresh.
Speaker AI'd throw some pet fresh in there so it wouldn't stink so bad.
Speaker BCat litter.
Speaker AYeah, throw a little kitty litter in there.
Speaker BThere's nothing to.
Speaker BIt's just a fucking balloon.
Speaker BIt's like a balloon before you blow it up.
Speaker AYeah, exactly.
Speaker BWhat.
Speaker BHow this doctor got of any kind of malpractice issues is insane.
Speaker BUnless this doctor completely says he specializes in that.
Speaker BI would think if you're looking for a specialty doctor, you find one that treats what you have.
Speaker AWell, I'M just saying.
Speaker AThe French Medical Council ruled the doctor's behavior as totally abnormal.
Speaker AThe doctor later apologized and offered to.
Speaker BDoctor is abnormal.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AYeah, yeah.
Speaker AOh.
Speaker AThe doctor later apologized and offered to refer the patient to a specialist.
Speaker AThe case highlights broader issues of discrimination as 50% of transgender people in France reportedly cancel or delay medical appointments to avoid such treatment.
Speaker AThe doctor has a right to appeal the suspension.
Speaker BI hope that doctor.
Speaker BYou know what?
Speaker BI hope that doctor appeals the suspension, because I think that's a load of shit.
Speaker BNow, just based on that information, if this doc, if this person had come there and the doctor's office indicated they could, and they would, and then threw them out at the last minute, I.
Speaker BI can see maybe there's an issue.
Speaker BBut if you don't have all the lady parts, and I'm not talking about an inside out wiener, that's not it.
Speaker BYou don't have a cervix.
Speaker BYou don't have flopping tubes.
Speaker BYou don't have uterus.
Speaker BLike, there's nothing there.
Speaker BWhat is he looking at?
Speaker BWhat is he looking at?
Speaker BYou're bringing your new vag there for someone to, like, admire.
Speaker BFind a doctor who fixes that, who works on that specifically.
Speaker AYeah, I just said, hey, treat trans patients.
Speaker BThat's a very specified procedure.
Speaker AListen, I would have said, hey, who gave you the Franken pussy?
Speaker AGo back to whoever gave you the Franken Pussy.
Speaker AThat's another good title.
Speaker AFranken.
Speaker BI know how you can do show art for that one, but I'm sure.
Speaker AIt'Ll involve a cat.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AA cat robot with bolts in its neck.
Speaker BFranken Pussy.
Speaker AWhat happened?
Speaker AWhat?
Speaker AShe got.
Speaker AShe's got the Franken pussy.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BSo that is ridiculous.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AI'd have said to the doctors, what do you want from me?
Speaker AIt's a.
Speaker ADude.
Speaker BThe parts aren't there.
Speaker BThat doctor studied for certain parts.
Speaker BNone of those parts are there.
Speaker AWhat do you want me to do?
Speaker AYou want me to get a baby bottle brush and some soapy water?
Speaker AGet in there and scrub out her hole.
Speaker AWhat do you want me to do in here?
Speaker AYou know, don't they get some Simon eyes and wax it?
Speaker BI read Reddit and I read a lot of weird boards sometimes.
Speaker BI'm sorry, I read them and a lot.
Speaker BA lot of the stories always seem to be these.
Speaker BThe.
Speaker BThese trans women who have gone through the procedure and they have their new Franken vagina there.
Speaker BFranken pussy put stuff in it to stretch it out.
Speaker BLike.
Speaker AYeah, they got to keep a.
Speaker AIt's called a gauge.
Speaker ALike, with Your ears.
Speaker BSo what is the doctor gonna do?
Speaker BWhat is the doctor gonna do?
Speaker BAre you just showing it off?
Speaker AYou just get a, you get a gauge and a hammer and you in there and then you open it up?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BIt doesn't self.
Speaker AIt doesn't self clean, I would imagine.
Speaker BIt doesn't self clean.
Speaker BIt doesn't do all the fun things that, that we get to have all the fun vagina fun things.
Speaker AAll the fun things that real vaginas.
Speaker BGo through all that.
Speaker BBut well, it's.
Speaker BYeah, well, it works out in the end.
Speaker BBut.
Speaker BBut still, like, I don't.
Speaker BHow.
Speaker BI, I'm.
Speaker BI don't even know how that could have held up in a court, a court of law unless the office was so horrible and which could be the case, I suppose, but I don't.
Speaker BThey were mean.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AYou're speechless.
Speaker BI, I am a little speechless.
Speaker BBecause it makes no sense, right?
Speaker BYou have a certain model of something.
Speaker BYou.
Speaker BThat's where you got to take it to that person that fixes that thing.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AI would have said, hey, listen, I didn't realize you were.
Speaker AI didn't realize you were a trans woman.
Speaker AI'm not sure I can do this.
Speaker ALet me.
Speaker AWhy don't you go back to whoever inserted your penis inside out to your.
Speaker AWhoever gave you the Franken pussy and let them handle it?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYou know when they send paperwork to you?
Speaker BBecause they do.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker BAt least I, I know I've gotten all my paperwork and they usually mail it or, or email it.
Speaker BThey ask like, have you had any procedures done lately?
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AHow about this?
Speaker BThey still ask me when I've had my eye surgery.
Speaker BI was like 11.
Speaker AOkay, how about this one?
Speaker ASo when was your last.
Speaker AThe date of your last period that day?
Speaker BNever had one.
Speaker ANever had one.
Speaker ANever had one.
Speaker AWhy not?
Speaker AWell, because I'm a dude.
Speaker ABecause I'm a melon lady.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BI'm female.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BI don't care that they wanted to do that to themselves.
Speaker BThat's fine.
Speaker BBut I would think maybe before you get all roto rooted out there, you've.
Speaker BYou figure out where you're getting medical care.
Speaker BLike what, what that's important, right?
Speaker BLike, if you're going to live that lifestyle, you have to know how to take care of yourself.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAnd always in all different ways.
Speaker BAnd a regular lady part doctor isn't may not necessarily know how to take care of.
Speaker BNot original lady doc.
Speaker AMy lady hole smells like a can of cat food.
Speaker ACan you please figure out what's going on in here?
Speaker BIt's Sealed shut.
Speaker BLike, that's.
Speaker BThat's a thing.
Speaker AThey have healed.
Speaker AThey have healed.
Speaker AAnd you can.
Speaker AThen you can't get it open.
Speaker BOh, Sparky said it's not original.
Speaker AIt's not original parts right there.
Speaker AIt's an aftermarket.
Speaker AIt's not OEM bolt on.
Speaker AIt's a boat on.
Speaker BYeah, I mean, I.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BLook, I have sympathy for that person who might need medical care, but you got.
Speaker BYou got to be a hundred percent straight up with your doctor's office before.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker BThat.
Speaker BYou can't.
Speaker AYou can't.
Speaker BThat's a.
Speaker BThat's not a.
Speaker BOops to mention.
Speaker BI had, like, a toenail issue.
Speaker BLike, that's.
Speaker BI have the whole thing of, like.
Speaker BOh, yeah.
Speaker BI don't have a legit original part parts vagina here.
Speaker AHey, it's like that guy that was up in Canada who said he was trans and he was going to those places to get his vagina wax, but meanwhile, he had beans and franks and they wouldn't do it.
Speaker AAnd he was.
Speaker BSo the one that we featured on the bunker a couple times.
Speaker AYeah, that dude.
Speaker BLike, yeah, the doctor won't see me.
Speaker BI'm like, oh, you have a very deep voice for a lady.
Speaker BA very tall.
Speaker AAll right, here's an interesting story that you brought to the board.
Speaker AAnd I never heard of this before, but now we get off.
Speaker AWe get sex days off.
Speaker AHow does this work?
Speaker BAnd I don't know.
Speaker BIt looks like fun.
Speaker BWhen was this Sounded like fun.
Speaker BI'll have to thank Professor Tom for putting that one up.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker ASpeaking of spanking his monkey to something.
Speaker AHey, listen, Tom, if you were in Ohio, you know, some people, some money right about now.
Speaker AOh, John, you're so.
Speaker AI do not.
Speaker AI don't do.
Speaker AI don't masturbate.
Speaker BThere's a drop mic.
Speaker AThat's true.
Speaker B104 in.
Speaker AAll right, you want me to.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AYou want me to read this or.
Speaker AYou got it.
Speaker BI can read some of it.
Speaker BLet me pull it.
Speaker AIt's in the notes.
Speaker AIt has a.
Speaker AI was looking.
Speaker BI was looking for the quotes.
Speaker BSo, a new study by Zip Health suggests that offering employees sex days, dedicated time off for intimacy and sexual wellness, could boost productivity, mental health, and workplace loyalty.
Speaker BThat would be a way to keep a worker, right?
Speaker BIf you offered them sex days, I guess.
Speaker ABut how long does it take?
Speaker AYou need a whole day.
Speaker BWell, I mean, wouldn't you take it?
Speaker AYeah, I would just say, you know what, can I, you know, can I come in an hour later in the morning or, you know, can I take an extra hour for lunch.
Speaker BI suppose that's something you could work out with the employer, right?
Speaker BSurveying 800 employees and 200 managers, researchers found that 50% of workers who took a sex day reported increased productivity afterwards.
Speaker BGo figure.
Speaker BAdditionally, nearly 60% of employees believe that addressing sexual health at work could improve mental health and reduce burnout or absenteeism.
Speaker ASee, we could.
Speaker AWe used to fight for six days, and now they're getting sex days.
Speaker AIt's like, hey, listen, I.
Speaker AI only got four sex sex days for the rest of the year, but, you know, and I got one sick day, so I think I'm.
Speaker AI'm calling out sex.
Speaker AHow does that work?
Speaker BWell, you could have both.
Speaker BI mean, why not?
Speaker BSo how do you call in for that?
Speaker AHow do you.
Speaker BI would think you'd schedule that one.
Speaker BWell, there goes that.
Speaker BYour intimacy, like, you know, it's a scheduled day off, but.
Speaker AHey, Tom, it's John.
Speaker AYeah, she's a little frisky today.
Speaker AI think I'm going to take the day.
Speaker AGive.
Speaker AGive it, Give it a ride around the park.
Speaker AWell, how does that work?
Speaker AI mean, I don't understand the.
Speaker AHow do you call out for that?
Speaker AIt just doesn't make any sense.
Speaker BMaybe it's one of those you just submit it on your timesheet and.
Speaker AIs that a no call, no show?
Speaker BI think you'd have to still call out or say, I won't be in.
Speaker BBut when you fill out your timesheet, that's the day you use.
Speaker AAll right, so let's just say in the elevator business, I call my boss, Tom.
Speaker AHey, Tom, listen, I think I'm gonna take a sex day today.
Speaker AOnce you said sex day.
Speaker AWhat, are you kidding me?
Speaker AHow long is it gonna take you?
Speaker AListen, get in there.
Speaker ARocking around a little bit.
Speaker AGet in here by 9:00.
Speaker AWe need you.
Speaker BWe're shorthanded today.
Speaker AWe're shorthanded today.
Speaker AAnd say, how long's it gonna take you?
Speaker BAaron says I would be telling people to use a sex day to go fuck themselves.
Speaker AThat's a good one.
Speaker AYeah, there you go.
Speaker BSo younger.
Speaker BHang on.
Speaker BYounger workers, particularly Gen Z and Millennials, are the most enthusiastic about sex days, with many willing to sacrifice perks like free meals, remote work, or even paid time off for the opportunity.
Speaker BSome employees are already engaging in sexual activity during work hours.
Speaker AWait a minute, hold on.
Speaker AYeah, I mean, wait a minute.
Speaker AIs sex days.
Speaker AI mean, am I reading this wrong?
Speaker AIs it sex days with your wife or, or is it like sex days with another person on the job.
Speaker BI don't assume it's with your part.
Speaker BWell, if you're married, I would assume you're taking the time off to spend with your partner.
Speaker BI don't think it's one of those a free for all in the office like tag, you're it.
Speaker BLet's go.
Speaker BI mean, maybe it could be.
Speaker BWho knows?
Speaker AYeah, me and Mary are gonna knock.
Speaker AI'm gonna knock the bottom out of Mary tomorrow.
Speaker ASo, you know, I won't be in.
Speaker ANeither will she.
Speaker BWell, it says while three only 3% of employers currently offer sex days, 15% are open to adopting them in the future.
Speaker BOn that, researchers argue that sexual awareness initiatives could redefine workplace wellness programs, enhancing mental health, reducing stigma, and fostering loyalty, especially in industries like tech, healthcare, and finance.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker AI mean, I think we haven't had sex days.
Speaker AI think you could fit sex in without having to interrupt your work.
Speaker BAll right, the comments are having fun here.
Speaker BAll right, Google says workplaces yearn for a New York workforce jerk force.
Speaker AJerkforce.
Speaker BJerkforce.
Speaker BLisa says use the black light in the utility closets.
Speaker BIt will glow like the fourth of July.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker BDean wants to know about.
Speaker BWith his sock.
Speaker ADean.
Speaker BAaron says you never banged out a co worker at work.
Speaker BI don't know about that.
Speaker AAt work, no.
Speaker ACo worker, yes.
Speaker BLike all the way.
Speaker ALike yes or just yes?
Speaker BAll right, then.
Speaker BNo.
Speaker ACo worker, yes at work.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker BCoworker, yes at work, yes all the way.
Speaker BNo.
Speaker BThat's it.
Speaker AYou.
Speaker AWell, you little minx.
Speaker ALittle vixen.
Speaker BWell, it wasn't recently.
Speaker AI understand.
Speaker BA while ago, right?
Speaker AA while ago I was on a paper route.
Speaker AIt was behind a tree.
Speaker AIt was my rubber band.
Speaker AMan used to put the.
Speaker AHe would put the paper in the bag.
Speaker ANever mind.
Speaker AIt's going nowhere.
Speaker BWell, Aaron says he walked in on a waitress and a bar back banging in the walk in?
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BOh, that's nice.
Speaker AI'm sure.
Speaker ABack by the dumpster.
Speaker BNo, the walk in.
Speaker BLike the walk in fridge.
Speaker AI'll tell you.
Speaker BUgh.
Speaker AAll right, so I have a story.
Speaker AOne of my first jobs, I worked in an ice cream parlor.
Speaker AAnd I worked with this girl.
Speaker AHer name was Cheryl, and I was 14 and she was 17.
Speaker BOlder lady.
Speaker AShe was stunning.
Speaker AI mean, she was really, really attractive.
Speaker ASo worked with her all the time.
Speaker AVery nice.
Speaker AWe got along great and we had a really good working relationship.
Speaker ABut don't get me wrong, she was amazing.
Speaker AAnd she used to always wear like these white, like, almost like nurse dresses when she put like an apron on at the head.
Speaker AAnd that's how we were.
Speaker AShe was the waitress.
Speaker ASo the one time she was in the back room and she.
Speaker AI swear to God, I can see it like.
Speaker AIt's just.
Speaker AI was 14 at the time.
Speaker AShe goes, john, come here.
Speaker AAnd I go, what?
Speaker AAnd as I walked back, she had her dress.
Speaker AShe bent over to do so, bent down to squat down, and the zipper in her dress broke open all the way down, all the way down to her panties.
Speaker AAnd she's standing.
Speaker AShe goes, oh, my God, look at this.
Speaker AAnd she's got a white lice brown.
Speaker BDied on the spot.
Speaker AAnd I walked in and went, whoa.
Speaker AI ran out of the room.
Speaker AI ran out of the room like there was a rat in there.
Speaker ANo, it was a naked person, like a rat.
Speaker AAnd she goes, I need a hand.
Speaker AAnd I go, what?
Speaker AAnd she goes, I don't want to.
Speaker BGive you a hand.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker AAnd she goes, I've got safety pins.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AI need to pin this up.
Speaker ASo she's, like, holding it together, and she's telling me to pin it up.
Speaker AAnd I swear to God, my hand is shaking.
Speaker AAnd she's like, you are the cutest.
Speaker AShe goes, you are so cute.
Speaker AI can't believe you're nervous.
Speaker AJust to take.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker BYou're the first boobs I've ever seen.
Speaker AI was beat.
Speaker AHey, that was probably the first real set of boobs I think I've ever seen.
Speaker AI think it was.
Speaker AThey were in a bra.
Speaker BWhy are your hands shaky?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAre you kidding me?
Speaker BI don't want this to ever end.
Speaker AI had to go home.
Speaker AOne flap out.
Speaker AHoly.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ASo she's got, like.
Speaker AShe had four safety pins in her.
Speaker ASo I'm sitting there trying to.
Speaker AI need a hand, John.
Speaker ABest I can do is an erect penis.
Speaker BKuble says, I'm touching a girl I know.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker AAnd.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd.
Speaker AOh, my.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AI'm.
Speaker AI'm having a moment right now.
Speaker AI'm having a flashback.
Speaker AI can't.
Speaker BYou need to put the screen up so you can, like, you know, take a moment.
Speaker AHold on.
Speaker BJohn's getting a hot flash.
Speaker BPoor John.
Speaker AWhat'd I do?
Speaker AOh, yeah, I gotta turn my camera back on.
Speaker AWhoops, we're back over again.
Speaker ASorry.
Speaker BYou need a moment?
Speaker ANo, I'm fine.
Speaker BDid you untuck the shirt Now?
Speaker AI'm okay now.
Speaker AI'm just saying, back then, it was as a kid.
Speaker AAnd then there was another.
Speaker ASome of some embarrassing stories as when I was there.
Speaker ASo it's lunchtime, and we had just washed all the water glasses.
Speaker ASo I got ice and water.
Speaker AAnd I go to take the tray out.
Speaker AThere's four ladies there.
Speaker AAnd as I go to pick up the glass, I feel it starting to slip out of my hand.
Speaker ASo I try to squeeze it.
Speaker AWell, when I squeeze it, it shoots out of my hand and spins across the table like this.
Speaker AAnd it's full of ice and water.
Speaker AIt just falls over on top of her.
Speaker AAnd she stands up and I'm like, oh, my God, I'm so embarrassed.
Speaker AI go.
Speaker AAnd the waitress at the time, it wasn't Cheryl this time, it was another one.
Speaker AShe's laughing so much, she goes, I can't go out there.
Speaker AI can't go out there.
Speaker AAnd I'm like, oh, my God.
Speaker ASo I had to go out there with a towel and all.
Speaker AOh, it was horrible.
Speaker BLet me rub you down.
Speaker BHold still.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker BIs your shirt wet?
Speaker BLet me get that too.
Speaker BOh, more water.
Speaker BSorry.
Speaker AEverything was wet.
Speaker AEverything was wet.
Speaker AJesus Christ.
Speaker BSo how much would that.
Speaker BThat shift cost you in the way of premature?
Speaker AWell, I mean, at that point I was so embarrassed.
Speaker BIt was 50,000 in the hole.
Speaker ARidiculous.
Speaker ABut I'm not going to lie.
Speaker AI think.
Speaker AI think I did have Cheryl on the spank bank for a little while when I was a kid.
Speaker AI think.
Speaker BI think I.
Speaker BOh, you're so cute.
Speaker AI think I would.
Speaker BI'll never forget you.
Speaker BOops, dropped it again.
Speaker AJesus Christ.
Speaker BHow long did it take you to do that?
Speaker BMust take you a half hour.
Speaker BJust.
Speaker AI don't know, to be honest with you.
Speaker ABut I'll tell you, black out a little bit now and then.
Speaker AAnd of course, Jimmy Michael heard about it and they broke my balls because.
Speaker BThey were just mad it wasn't them.
Speaker AYeah, and then we had this other woman there, she was like 18 at the time, and her name was Helene.
Speaker AAnd she had these big, big jumbo boobs.
Speaker AAnd then she would come up, like if I was in the back making Sundays and stuff, she would come up behind me and lean on me.
Speaker AShe goes, how much you got?
Speaker AHow much more you got to do here?
Speaker AAnd then she would put.
Speaker AShe would take our big giant breast and put him in my back because she knew that it would just.
Speaker ABecause I would jump every time.
Speaker BPoopies touching me.
Speaker ACooties.
Speaker A14 year old fresh face John.
Speaker AWorking around these.
Speaker BYou get sexually harassed and loving every moment.
Speaker ASexually harassed by these girls.
Speaker BPlease, I'll be in tomorrow for free.
Speaker BPlease harass me some more.
Speaker BGive you part of my paycheck.
Speaker AI feel like I'M turning red now, to be honest with you.
Speaker BI know a little bit.
Speaker BIt's funny.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ANo, no sex days back then tell you that right now.
Speaker BOh, you'd have been done anyway before it even started, right?
Speaker BJesus.
Speaker BAlmost died when her dress popped open.
Speaker ASo I'm telling you, I walk back and she goes look at this.
Speaker AShe goes oh my God, look at this.
Speaker AAnd she's holding her.
Speaker AShe's.
Speaker AI am top open like this and I walk back, I feel.
Speaker BI can't get.
Speaker BThere's no air.
Speaker AI walked.
Speaker BTunnel vision now.
Speaker ALike I walked over to the laughing gas, the nitrous oxide.
Speaker AI'm over there.
Speaker AI'll be right there.
Speaker AJesus Christ.
Speaker BGood times.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker ATo get off that subject.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BChanging the subject now.
Speaker BYou all right?
Speaker AYeah, I'm fine.
Speaker BYou're a little flushed, mister.
Speaker AI'm a little flushed.
Speaker AIt has been a while since I.
Speaker AIt's one of those things where you have one of those repressed memories.
Speaker AIt's been a long time.
Speaker ALet's see, that was almost 50.
Speaker BMine was my mother dumping out my bureau.
Speaker BYou just flashed on the girl flashing your her boobs.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BTelling you to pin her dress to.
Speaker ATogether still see her.
Speaker AI know where she's at.
Speaker BNever mind anyhow, she go knock on the door.
Speaker AShe would know you mean to pin your dress.
Speaker AShe would not recognize me right now.
Speaker A18 year old teen was sentenced to 48 months in prison for making over 375 swatting and threat calls across the US between August 2022 and January of 2024.
Speaker BWhat a douche.
Speaker BThis on the news.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AThis kid targeted religious institutions, school schools, government offices.
Speaker AIndividuals falsely claimed to have planted bombs or planted mass shootings or provoked large scale police responses.
Speaker AIn some cases, armed officers detained innocent people at gunpoint.
Speaker AThe.
Speaker AThe kid admitted to swatting both for profit and recreation.
Speaker AHe even advertised his services on a social.
Speaker AOn social media.
Speaker AHe was arrested in January of 2024 for a May 2023 threat against a Florida religious institution.
Speaker AHe also pleaded guilty to three specific threatening calls, including one to a Washington high school and a Florida college and a Texas police department.
Speaker AAnd this asshole also swatted podcasters.
Speaker AIn other words, people that were doing.
Speaker BShows like live streams.
Speaker ALive streams and people.
Speaker AAnd I've seen that.
Speaker AAnd they think this is funny.
Speaker AThese.
Speaker AThese incels think this is funny.
Speaker ASo they call, they swat it and then the police come in like crazy and if you know, you jump.
Speaker BTerrifying.
Speaker BPeople could die.
Speaker AThey have.
Speaker AThey have.
Speaker AThere's people been killed over this.
Speaker BLittle bastards.
Speaker AI'M glad that this is actually happening.
Speaker AI'm glad that people are actually going to jail for this because this is.
Speaker BThis is a good thing needs to happen for sure.
Speaker AThe case was investigated by the FBI, US Secret Service, and multiple local law enforcement agencies.
Speaker ASo there you go.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BThat's insane.
Speaker BI saw that.
Speaker BAnd it's, it's.
Speaker BFirst of all, it's scary to see when they play.
Speaker BLike you see someone just live streaming on Twitch and then all of a sudden like cops bust in or just.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BThey freak out because it's like you don't know.
Speaker BEverybody's panic.
Speaker AIt's.
Speaker BIt's so heightened.
Speaker BAnd the fact.
Speaker BSo this kid was selling his services.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AHe would, you would tell them who you'd want to do.
Speaker AYou want him to swat?
Speaker AAnd then he would go and get them swatted.
Speaker ATim.
Speaker BThey went after the people who hired him.
Speaker AI hope so.
Speaker AI really hope so.
Speaker ATim Pool was swatted several times.
Speaker AHe's one of.
Speaker AHe's a YouTube streamer.
Speaker AAnd also the guy from the quarterling.
Speaker AThis guy had.
Speaker AHim and his wife were putting handcuffs and taken out in the yard until they got this.
Speaker AThe shit straightened out.
Speaker BHow terrifying is that?
Speaker BYou're in your house minding your own.
Speaker ABusiness and they just break in and then.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AYou know.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ABecause they think that there's some kind of mass shooting or hostage situation or some kind of.
Speaker ASo good luck.
Speaker BSo scary.
Speaker AI hope, I hope you get your spread open.
Speaker BI know.
Speaker BI hope he's in general population.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BI really do.
Speaker AI really do.
Speaker BTurds like that need an ass kicking.
Speaker AYep.
Speaker AOr.
Speaker AOr something.
Speaker AAnd ask something.
Speaker BAsk Raymond.
Speaker BYeah, well, I think it's.
Speaker BOnce the word starts going around, you know, now they're aggressively catching them.
Speaker BYou know, Sparky says he needs to meet up with Big Bubba.
Speaker AYes, Big Bubba.
Speaker AWell, you know, the, the left is losing their mind because Trump has been in office now and they've got to stop the.
Speaker AThe Nazi sexual transphobes.
Speaker AWhatever.
Speaker AAnd most of them take the song.
Speaker AAnd here's one.
Speaker AThey're really writing a banger on this one.
Speaker BOh.
Speaker BWhich side are you on?
Speaker BWhich side are you on?
Speaker BTell me which side are you on?
Speaker BWhich side are you on?
Speaker BWe'll fight against Jo will fight Elon Musk.
Speaker BNo, we landscape within.
Speaker AGod damn.
Speaker AYou know what they need?
Speaker BThey need an old lady in church that can't follow the book.
Speaker AGet some black people out of the audience.
Speaker AGet some soul into that song.
Speaker AJesus Christ.
Speaker BWhite ladies up there.
Speaker AIt's 22 seconds.
Speaker AIt goes on For a minute Our.
Speaker BWalls will fight from dawn to dusk oh, which side are everybody knows?
Speaker BSing along.
Speaker ACome on, everybody.
Speaker AHands over your hands.
Speaker AHey, Edward, can you do a remake of this, please?
Speaker ALove this.
Speaker BMike's gonna cover it.
Speaker BMike Pelerito is going to cover it.
Speaker AOn the guitar, please.
Speaker AMike, send that in, will you?
Speaker AI.
Speaker AI love it, man.
Speaker ABecause they are.
Speaker AThey're losing their minds.
Speaker ACan I just say that?
Speaker ABernie Sanders, you socialist piece of shit.
Speaker BOh, he's so disgusting.
Speaker BSad old man.
Speaker ASo Tulsi Gabbard was confirmed today, so she's officially part of the.
Speaker BI guess yesterday.
Speaker ABut, yeah, yesterday it was.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AI'm sorry.
Speaker BThat's right.
Speaker ASo back in 2016, during the Democratic Convention, it was Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton.
Speaker AAnd Bernie Sanders was going to win the.
Speaker AHe was going to win the nomination, but somehow Hillary Clinton did some kind of backdoor deal, and Tulsi was the co chair of the dnc.
Speaker AKind of like what that guy?
Speaker AWhat's the kid.
Speaker AThat was David Hogg.
Speaker ANow he's the co chair.
Speaker ASo he's the same thing as what she was.
Speaker AShe quit over the way they treated him.
Speaker ASo this is her quitting.
Speaker BAs a vice chair of the dnc, I'm required to stay neutral in Democratic primaries, but I cannot remain neutral any longer.
Speaker BThe stakes are just too high.
Speaker BThat's why today I'm endorsing Senator Bernie Sanders to be our next president and Commander in Chief of the United States.
Speaker BWe need a commander in Chief who has foresight, who exercises good judgment, and who understands the need for a robust foreign policy which defends the safety and security of the American people, and who will not waste precious lives and money on interventionist wars of regime change.
Speaker AAll right, so she goes through this whole thing.
Speaker AShe steps down, basically ruins her career.
Speaker ASo now she's up for this vote.
Speaker ABernie Sanders.
Speaker AThat piece of shit voted against her?
Speaker AVoted against her.
Speaker AAfter everything that she did for him.
Speaker AOh, I don't think she'd be a good choice.
Speaker AYeah, cut me a break.
Speaker BVermont, because she left the Democrat Party, that's why.
Speaker AYeah, you know what?
Speaker AIf you people in Vermont send him back, I want you to be part of Canada.
Speaker AForget about Canada being the 51st state.
Speaker ALet's just give Vermont to Canada.
Speaker AWe don't need them.
Speaker AWe don't just like.
Speaker ALike a bad tooth pulled out of here and just let Canada have it.
Speaker BJust slingshot him into Canada.
Speaker BHe can hang out with the.
Speaker BThe socialized medicine like he.
Speaker BLike he proposes all that shit.
Speaker BHe can.
Speaker BHe's perfect for up there, he's a socialist.
Speaker BSend him right to Canada.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AThen we have John Bolton.
Speaker AJohn Bolton.
Speaker BBolton.
Speaker BHoly.
Speaker BHuh?
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AThat porn stache wearing hump.
Speaker AHe got his.
Speaker BWait, Josh weighs in.
Speaker BHang on.
Speaker BJosh up in New Hampshire right now is a Vermont.
Speaker BHe was a Vermonter.
Speaker BHe says that guy, he's from, from New York.
Speaker BBut he claimed Vermont like Hillary claimed New York.
Speaker AYeah, exactly.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BHe's a squatter.
Speaker ASo I, I hope that she sues his ass for this.
Speaker BWell, I think Putin couldn't be happier.
Speaker AI tell you, they're drinking vodka straight.
Speaker BOut of the bottle in the Kremlin tonight.
Speaker AIt was a great day for Moscow.
Speaker AI think Tulsi Gabbard's role as Director.
Speaker BOf National Intelligence going to be extremely.
Speaker AHarmful to our national security.
Speaker AMany allies are now going to think twice before they share intelligence with us.
Speaker BI think it'll impair our ability to.
Speaker AGain confidence around the world.
Speaker BIt's, it's, it was, it was one.
Speaker AOf his worst nominations, beyond a doubt.
Speaker BAmbassador John Bowman, for your perspective tonight.
Speaker AAnd this lady, Kathleen Kaitlyn Collins.
Speaker AI can't stand her either.
Speaker BIsn't she an Eagles fan?
Speaker BDidn't you like.
Speaker ANo, no, that's the other one.
Speaker AKristen Walker, she's the, she's the Eagles fan.
Speaker AThis one here, she's got the resting bitch face.
Speaker BShe's smirking here.
Speaker AYeah, she's got, She's a communist.
Speaker AShe's always in the briefing room.
Speaker ANow she's trying to Gotcha Trump or Gotcha the Press Secretary now.
Speaker AI love our new press secretary.
Speaker BBoy, what ain't bullshit.
Speaker AWhat a refreshing change from the Muppet that used to be in there.
Speaker ASo she's in.
Speaker BWatch her eyes roll up in her head because she couldn't get past anything.
Speaker AHer eyes were fluttering because she had to think up a lie.
Speaker AAlso Robert Kennedy Jr.
Speaker AHe's in now.
Speaker AHe just got Bobby.
Speaker AYeah, Bobby's in.
Speaker BShocking.
Speaker BI didn't think he would make it.
Speaker BWell, I honestly didn't think all the Republicans would vote for him.
Speaker AExcept the problem with Bolton is he doesn't want to.
Speaker AHe doesn't want anybody in there that's going to go in there and really find out what's going on.
Speaker BLike they took away all his security, I think.
Speaker AAnd they took, they took his security and his security clearance.
Speaker BClearance.
Speaker BYep.
Speaker AAnd they also took away his security detail.
Speaker BYep.
Speaker AGood.
Speaker BHire your own.
Speaker BYou got paid a lot of money.
Speaker AThat's right.
Speaker BAmerican.
Speaker BPaid you a lot of money.
Speaker AStole a shit ton of money from the American people.
Speaker AYou can Pay for your own security.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ADouchebag.
Speaker BI love.
Speaker BThey asked Trump, like, would you feel bad?
Speaker BSomething happened?
Speaker BHe goes, he's been paid very well.
Speaker BHe's the highest paid official.
Speaker BHe can afford security.
Speaker AYep.
Speaker AOh, speaking of trans, in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Speaker BOh, my goodness.
Speaker AYeah, they had some kind of meeting.
Speaker BIt was a council meeting.
Speaker ACouncil meeting, yeah.
Speaker AAnd whoops, wrong thing.
Speaker ASorry.
Speaker AExcuse me.
Speaker AThey had a meeting.
Speaker ADid you said that, John?
Speaker ASo as usual, you know, the trans people, they.
Speaker AThey melt down.
Speaker AHere's just some of them.
Speaker BI need the city to protect me because the federal government won't.
Speaker BAnd if you think you're afraid of Trump, you should see how afraid of Trump I am.
Speaker ACan you wrap?
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker ALet me ask you this, man.
Speaker BI'm afraid for you.
Speaker AIs that a man or a female?
Speaker AI think that's a man.
Speaker BIt sounds like a woman, right?
Speaker BLooks like a woman to me.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker BJust looking at features, and I don't see an Adam's apple.
Speaker BIf I had the eyeball, I would guess that would be a woman.
Speaker ALook at the eyebrows.
Speaker ALook at the eyebrows.
Speaker AShe's got the Nancy Pelosi's on.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BLook, I understand this chick likes to do makeup and drag.
Speaker BMakeup.
Speaker BThat's cool, right?
Speaker BShe glued her eyebrows down and paint like.
Speaker BI've seen it.
Speaker BI've watched enough RuPaul.
Speaker BI know what they do.
Speaker AAll right, well, we need a.
Speaker AThen we.
Speaker BMike Pelorito.
Speaker AStevie let herself go.
Speaker BThat is some great hair.
Speaker ABe honest with you, that's.
Speaker AThat's the best look as Stevie would ever look, to be honest with you.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAll right, here we go.
Speaker APlease.
Speaker BYes, I can.
Speaker BIf you say that you're afraid of Trump and that's why you don't want City to be the city to be a space, safe space for trans people, you better prepare for.
Speaker BFor trans people to make this a very unsafe space.
Speaker BThat sounds like a threat.
Speaker AYeah, that's a threat.
Speaker BThat's a threat.
Speaker AAll right, now what we need, we need a very, very militant they.
Speaker AThem.
Speaker AHere we go.
Speaker BI'm shaking right now.
Speaker BI don't want to be here.
Speaker BCan you wrap up?
Speaker BI'm sorry.
Speaker BAm I taking too long pleading for my life?
Speaker BGood God.
Speaker AHere we go.
Speaker AHere's some purple hair, purple hand.
Speaker BRemembered how many children I have and how many and that two of them are trans.
Speaker AOf course, there I speak as both the B and the T in the.
Speaker AHe's the B and the T.
Speaker AI.
Speaker BThought he was a D, like a drug addict.
Speaker BThat's what he looks like.
Speaker BHe looks like he's about to start.
Speaker BDo you ever see.
Speaker BRemember Dave Chappelle?
Speaker BHe would come out like with that crackalacky guy.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAnd he'd be all like her, like scratching his neck and stuff.
Speaker BThat's what he looks like he's about to do.
Speaker BSo he looks just like him with the red hat and everything.
Speaker AHe's a B and a T.
Speaker ALgbt.
Speaker BI'm multiply disabled.
Speaker BI have Ehlers Danlos syndrome, which is a connective tissue disorder that causes me immense physical pain.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BI'm on the spectrum.
Speaker BShocking.
Speaker BAnd I have narcolepsy and I couldn't drive myself here, so I had to hide from my driver that I was in drag, which is not an easy thing to do in.
Speaker AThat's a guy.
Speaker BNot that voice.
Speaker AThat's a guy.
Speaker BNot a guy.
Speaker AThat's not drag.
Speaker BWell, big deal.
Speaker BWoman could be in drag.
Speaker ABut when you.
Speaker AWait a minute.
Speaker BWell, my get.
Speaker BMy guess is she's emulating drag queens.
Speaker AReally?
Speaker BYeah, women do it.
Speaker AGod damn crazy.
Speaker BIf that's a dude, that's a great.
Speaker BWhoa, that's a great looking dude.
Speaker BThe fuck is that?
Speaker BWell, maybe it's a very young, fresh faced kind of fellow who is.
Speaker AHere's a.
Speaker AThis is a trans man.
Speaker AYou could tell.
Speaker AHold on, here we go.
Speaker AThis is a trans man.
Speaker BI do not want to be here.
Speaker BIt's my day off.
Speaker BI do not want to be in your DMs.
Speaker BI do not want to be in your email inboxes.
Speaker BI do not want my creativity writing diss tracks like Kendrick.
Speaker BI don't want to spend an hour.
Speaker AApplying glitter on my face so that.
Speaker BYou will hear and see me.
Speaker BI want you to listen to me.
Speaker ALet us remember that the Nazis burned the books that the.
Speaker AThe Nazis burned books on gender sciences first.
Speaker ANow the administration has villainized and marginalized migrant workers.
Speaker ATrans lgp.
Speaker ALg.
Speaker ALg.
Speaker AHow did I get up there?
Speaker AReading.
Speaker BI can't read letters.
Speaker BOkay, we're good.
Speaker ADoing good people and even special needs.
Speaker ADenying life saving and affirming care.
Speaker BCan you look at me and tell me how many of my friends need.
Speaker ATo die before you do anything, please?
Speaker BLook at me.
Speaker AOkay, we're all done here.
Speaker BFucking pathetic.
Speaker AWell done.
Speaker BCome on.
Speaker BOf course we need to continue celebrating Black History Month because in spite of what's coming down from Washington, we all.
Speaker AKnow that we all exist and we.
Speaker BAll need to be recognized for our existence.
Speaker ABut do you see the person in the back snapping like, yes, queen.
Speaker AYeah, here we go.
Speaker BRecognized for us.
Speaker BBut be aware that you Are a guest in my house when you come.
Speaker BAnd when you come, know that there are strong, queer and trans people in my classroom who will collect you with the quickness.
Speaker BMy name in drag is Dede Delight.
Speaker BAnd my name out of drag is Dewey Cosgrove.
Speaker BAtienza Lady Larouge.
Speaker AHe.
Speaker BThey in drag.
Speaker BDistrict 3.
Speaker BMy legal name is Olivia D'Ambrosio.
Speaker BMy public name is Livy Scanlon.
Speaker BMy wife and I own a home in the Canal District.
Speaker AI speak as someone who is owning.
Speaker AAlways misgendered.
Speaker ALike all the time people refer to me as sir.
Speaker AJesus Christ.
Speaker BWait, that's not a sir.
Speaker AAll the time.
Speaker BYou're the.
Speaker BYou're the serious looking ma'am I've ever met.
Speaker AYou know, they should just take you literally.
Speaker BAre dressed like.
Speaker AI'm sorry, but just throw a net over the whole thing.
Speaker ALike this guy here.
Speaker AThis is one of those.
Speaker AWhat are they?
Speaker AGyno.
Speaker AGyno Dino files.
Speaker AIt's the Auto Gyna file.
Speaker AAutogyle.
Speaker AThat's what this is right here.
Speaker AI prefer to be referred to as ma'am.
Speaker AI speak as someone.
Speaker AAnd if you don't refer to me as ma'am, why is he like, jiving?
Speaker ACuz he's a woman.
Speaker ASee, this is.
Speaker AHe's being sexy.
Speaker AHold on, let's.
Speaker AHe's being.
Speaker AHe's being all sexy.
Speaker AI'm all sexy.
Speaker ALook, watch him gyrate.
Speaker ALike all the time it was.
Speaker APeople refer to me as sir when I prefer to be referred to as ma'am.
Speaker AAs someone who is afraid to use public toilets.
Speaker AYou think you're afraid?
Speaker AYou should see the broads that are in there when you're trying to.
Speaker AWhen you're standing at the urinal.
Speaker AI speak as someone who is member of this community.
Speaker AJohn.
Speaker AYou know what this guy is called?
Speaker AYou have an overlay that Kate knows.
Speaker AI love an overlay.
Speaker BDark your girl.
Speaker AGod damn it.
Speaker AWhere is.
Speaker BEvery time you play that?
Speaker BI think.
Speaker BI think it's Josh because he like, told me he's faggots, right?
Speaker AAnd is a queer person.
Speaker AHow can you imagine being me and.
Speaker BMy wife fearing that our marriage rights will be stripped away at any moment?
Speaker ANo, nobody listen.
Speaker ANobody wants to break down now.
Speaker AYou two are married.
Speaker AYou deserve each other.
Speaker AI wish you all the marital bliss that most people get.
Speaker AAll right, here comes David Bowie.
Speaker AI only have so much time.
Speaker BPlease, please.
Speaker BJoe's gonna cut me off.
Speaker AWhich matters more?
Speaker BCovering the legal fees of systemic police brutality or protecting the lives of queer.
Speaker APeople is in our community.
Speaker AHold up.
Speaker BWait.
Speaker AA minute, something, right?
Speaker BHow many lives have to be lost.
Speaker ABefore you consider fighting back against fascism and corruption?
Speaker ANow is the time to say that if federal money relies on the dehumanization of trans people, that we don't want your goddamn money.
Speaker BI get that some of you care.
Speaker AMore about easy funding than trans lives and don't mind not Nazis for some whatever reason, but.
Speaker AHold on.
Speaker AWhat's this?
Speaker APlease tell me what this is.
Speaker AIs that.
Speaker AWhat is that?
Speaker AWhat, what does that identify?
Speaker BI know what you're looking at.
Speaker AHuh?
Speaker BWhat are you looking at?
Speaker BWhat do you.
Speaker AI'm looking at this person right here with the spite T shirt on.
Speaker BOh, it's a dude with his hair and, like, side pony.
Speaker BTwo ponytails.
Speaker APonytails?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAre you telling me that's a female?
Speaker AIs that what you're telling me?
Speaker ADoes he identify as a woman?
Speaker BHe identifies as a mess.
Speaker BSparky says.
Speaker BI like how many of them are reading.
Speaker BNone of them can speak from their heart.
Speaker BWell, honestly, I, I, I have read from scripts, like when I go up to speak because I know I wander off track, but yeah, when they, when they start screaming, you, you lose your argument when you start screaming.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker BLike you.
Speaker BNobody's listening now, whatever reason, but normally I would say, good evening, but through.
Speaker AMy chair, I will only impart my sour grapes.
Speaker AOh, she's got grapes on.
Speaker AOh, I get it.
Speaker BWe're the literal.
Speaker BShe's a vine, she's a grapevine.
Speaker BIt says Pippi beard stocking.
Speaker AIt's an extremely hippy beard stocking.
Speaker AHold it, hold it.
Speaker BThat's an episode title.
Speaker BWrite that down too.
Speaker AHere we go.
Speaker ALook at this emotional and taxing thing.
Speaker BTo stand up here as someone, as part of the trans and gender diverse community.
Speaker BMy name is Katie, I'm from District 5 and I'm speaking in support of agenda items 10B and 14B.
Speaker BRight now in our country, Trump is threatening the trans and gender diverse community.
Speaker BNoticing people here are trying to.
Speaker AThis poor kid.
Speaker BDrag this poor kid.
Speaker AThis kid.
Speaker AThis is child abuse.
Speaker BControl the rights of others.
Speaker BAnd that's not right.
Speaker BSanctuary city for trans people.
Speaker AEverybody deserves to feel safe and everybody.
Speaker BNeeds to feel safe.
Speaker BI've lived here for four years and there hasn't really been any changes in how people feel safe in the city.
Speaker BMy birthday is this Saturday, and all I want is peace and for you.
Speaker AI want my uncle to stop me in the ass.
Speaker BI want my uncle Marcia to be.
Speaker BTo love me.
Speaker BThere's a lot of queer people that I love and to Candy Carlson, you should know to never call someone.
Speaker BIt's.
Speaker BI'm seven and I know better.
Speaker BThe kids are watching and we're ready.
Speaker ASeven years old.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker AAnd there they go, prancing out of the place.
Speaker AI'm sorry, but I don't.
Speaker BI don't like little kids being paraded up like that.
Speaker ANo, no, no.
Speaker BI think if a child is old enough to come up with those sentiments, I'm good with that.
Speaker BYou know, I could see like, a young teen maybe feeling that, but, like, clearly, like, their mom wrote that or something.
Speaker BBut I.
Speaker BI don't know.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BPeople.
Speaker BPeople can believe what they believe and feel what they feel, but I don't like when you get up and scrap.
Speaker BI personally am not a fan of imparting your message by screaming at people.
Speaker BYou have to come across as cohesive and that it didn't.
Speaker BNow you lose your message.
Speaker BIt really.
Speaker BBecause what it is, is you look like a show now.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BWhich is probably not what you want, but maybe you did, I don't know, talking about you.
Speaker AWe're going back to common sense.
Speaker AAll right, I understand you want to do your.
Speaker AWhatever that is, and that's fine.
Speaker AKeep the kids out of it.
Speaker AGo do your whatever.
Speaker BGo to your.
Speaker AGo do.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AGo, go.
Speaker ALove you.
Speaker BDo you, boo.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ALove who you love and who you.
Speaker AAnd as long as they're consenting adults, I don't give a.
Speaker ADon't care.
Speaker BDon't cut off parts for children.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AJust don't look if you're.
Speaker BFrankly, they shouldn't have books in their six about snippety snips and.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd also, look, if you're.
Speaker AIf you're a trans man or trans woman, you don't go into the bath.
Speaker AFemales, bathrooms, they don't feel safe with you in there.
Speaker AIt's not about you, all right?
Speaker AIt's not about you.
Speaker AIt's not.
Speaker AGo find a.
Speaker AGo find a.
Speaker ALike a private bathroom.
Speaker BFamily bathroom.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AUse a family bathroom or something.
Speaker ADon't.
Speaker ADon't force yourself on a real woman, a biological woman.
Speaker AYou're not a real woman.
Speaker AI don't care what anybody says.
Speaker AI've had enough of this dilly dallying around with this nonsense for four or five years now.
Speaker AThat one guy sitting up there, he says, I'm a trans woman of a trans woman.
Speaker BThat one dude, holy cow.
Speaker BHe was like, just tweaking out up there.
Speaker AAnd if you go.
Speaker AIf you call me sir, I'll beat your ass.
Speaker BI've been misgendered.
Speaker BI'm like, no, yeah.
Speaker BWell, I mean, you.
Speaker BYou're presenting as manly as it could be.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BYou know, sir, ma'am.
Speaker BSir, Ma'am.
Speaker AYep.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AI think that's it.
Speaker AI think we've done it all.
Speaker AI think we've said it all.
Speaker BI had one more thing on there.
Speaker BI knew if I didn't put it on there.
Speaker AWell, I was.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AI know.
Speaker AI was gonna say I think there's something that you would like to do.
Speaker ATalk about.
Speaker BI would.
Speaker AThere you go.
Speaker BSo the other night, we thanked Aaron and.
Speaker BExcuse me, we thanked Jason from Hor Designs for the really cool stickers and things.
Speaker BI have some stickers left.
Speaker BA few people have sent me messages, so a few of them went out today.
Speaker BSo if you would like a.
Speaker BA custom boomer bunker sticker just for you inbox me.
Speaker BYou can either inbox me on X, you can inbox the boomer bunker on X.
Speaker BI will check or send it out.
Speaker BYou know, message me any way you can find me.
Speaker BYou know how to find me all different ways.
Speaker BLisa, I got you.
Speaker BI need.
Speaker BIf I don't have your address, I would need you to provide your address.
Speaker BYeah, it will stay with me, I promise.
Speaker ADid Mike from webar for Dick send you one?
Speaker BHe did not send me his address because I.
Speaker AHe said something to me about it.
Speaker AI said, send me your address.
Speaker AYeah, and he didn't do it, so whatever.
Speaker BNope.
Speaker BWell, if.
Speaker AListen, we don't.
Speaker BNo address, no sticker, right?
Speaker ANo, no.
Speaker ANo address, no sticker.
Speaker AThat's how it goes.
Speaker BI do know Lisa's address.
Speaker AThere we go.
Speaker BSo I think Dean had requested one as well.
Speaker BI have no pens that seem to work.
Speaker BLet's just keep going down the list.
Speaker BSo.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker ALike.
Speaker ALike Dutchess says, if she doesn't get your address, you get one.
Speaker BI'll be happy to send you that digitally.
Speaker AAll right, well, ladies, I would love.
Speaker BTo send you a sticker.
Speaker ASo there you go.
Speaker AAll right, everybody, we will be back here Monday, same bat time, same bat channel.
Speaker AWe appreciate you hanging in here with us and it was nice to not go screaming and crazy about politics tonight.
Speaker AIt was nice.
Speaker AWas a little different show tonight, which I.
Speaker AI rather enjoy.
Speaker BLight hearted.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker BNot.
Speaker BNot a bad thing.
Speaker BAnything special for Valentine's Day tomorrow?
Speaker ANo.
Speaker BSending anybody a tv?
Speaker ANo, I did that last year and it didn't get put up until June sometime.
Speaker BNow it's got.
Speaker BIt got put up, though.
Speaker AIt did get put up.
Speaker ANo, no, the thing about right now with Valentine, it's like my.
Speaker ALike, I hate Christmas.
Speaker AAnd then Right behind Christmas.
Speaker AI hate Valentine's Day.
Speaker AIt's a made up holiday.
Speaker AIt puts a lot of pressure on people.
Speaker BIt's a Hallmark holiday for sure.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AI haven't talked to anybody about Valentine's Day yet, so I'm not really worried about it.
Speaker BSee what, they celebrate that up in Canada.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ACanada hates us right now, from what I understand.
Speaker AApparently.
Speaker AWait here, this one.
Speaker ACanada is so worried about us actually taking them over as the 51st state, really, that they, that they're preparing for war with like military war with the U.S.
Speaker Aokay.
Speaker AAnd I'm like, that would be the fastest war that you ever seen in your entire life.
Speaker BWhat are they going to do?
Speaker AYeah, what?
Speaker AI mean, like, I think they have like 84 tanks.
Speaker AI mean, it was, it's ridiculous.
Speaker BThey are leftover tanks.
Speaker BAre they our tanks?
Speaker BThey're actually theirs.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker AWell, there are tanks that we gave them.
Speaker BYou know, you know how to work them.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BSo anyhow, Josh says they're booing the national anthem during hockey games.
Speaker ABig deal.
Speaker ALet them boo.
Speaker AIf you want to check us out, go to our website, boomerbunker.com bottom right hand corner.
Speaker AThere's a little button there that you can leave us a voicemail, but you won't.
Speaker AAnd that has all our socials there.
Speaker ASo you can check that out and follow us.
Speaker AWe.
Speaker BBut you won't.
Speaker ABut you won't.
Speaker BYou should.
Speaker AYou should, but you won't.
Speaker AAlso, we appreciate everybody that's been here.
Speaker AI get a chance to look at the chat today, but I'm looking right now.
Speaker AWe've got over 300 messages in the chat.
Speaker ASo we appreciate you.
Speaker BThank you.
Speaker BYou guys are awesome and I am grateful for all of you and I think I can speak for John on.
Speaker AThank you.
Speaker AI was like, what am I, chop liver?
Speaker BEven though you don't send us any.
Speaker BWell, I, you know, you don't send us any voicemails or texts.
Speaker ANothing.
Speaker AI checked.
Speaker AI checked and got a bag.
Speaker AYou know how I am about begging.
Speaker AAll right, everybody, we will be back here next Monday night and hope you have a good weekend and we'll talk to you later.
Speaker BGood night.
Speaker BBye.


















