Rowe'd Hard and Put Away Wet | Episode 285

Join us as we dive into a lively discussion about the current political landscape, focusing on the devastating fires in California and the government's response to the disasters. The hosts dissect the impact of state policies, particularly those of Gavin Newsom, and explore the implications for residents affected by these crises. Amidst the serious topics, there's plenty of humor and banter, highlighting the absurdities of modern life, from marketing struggles to the challenges of personal branding.
The conversation meanders through nostalgic tales of first cars and the evolution of societal norms, all while maintaining a light-hearted tone. Tune in for a mix of insightful commentary and comedic relief as the hosts navigate through pressing issues and personal anecdotes.
Takeaways:
- The hosts humorously discuss their struggle with marketing their podcast effectively.
- They emphasize the disconnect between political decisions and the impact on local communities.
- The conversation touches on the importance of personal accountability in leadership roles.
- They express concern over the environmental impacts of wildfires and related politics.
- The episode features comedic commentary on various celebrity misfortunes amid the California fires.
- The hosts reflect on their history with cars and driving culture in their youth.
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00:00 - Untitled
00:13 - Starting a Podcast Without Focus
14:22 - California Fires and Celebrity Impact
28:02 - The Mayor's Crisis Response
49:31 - The Back Door: A New Perspective
01:17:50 - Exploring Cyber Sex Technology
All right, you guys, podcast time.
Speaker AWe got the equipment and the perfect business plan.
Speaker AGive our show away for free and tell no one how to find it.
Speaker BReady?
Speaker AI'm gonna start a podcast that has no focus and it'll take up an inordinate amount of time, and we'll do.
Speaker BIt twice a week.
Speaker AFirst up, she's the queen of sarcasm, the empress of eyerolls.
Speaker AThis Jersey gal's infectious giggle will always make you smile.
Speaker AThe glamorous agitator with style and sass and her sidekick.
Speaker AHe is an old man with the energy, focus, and reading ability of a first grader on a sugar rush.
Speaker ATogether, they will dissect world issues, slice through the social justice shenanigans, and make you laugh while the world burns.
Speaker AHere are your hosts, the Duchess and Jamingo.
Speaker AHey, everybody.
Speaker AHow's it going over there, Captain Giggles?
Speaker BI can't help it.
Speaker BThat makes me laugh every time because it's so appropriate.
Speaker AI.
Speaker BLet's tell no one about it.
Speaker AIt's absolutely true.
Speaker AAnd the other thing is, I.
Speaker AThat's one of the worst things I do is marketing.
Speaker AI don't market.
Speaker AListen, I have my groceries delivered.
Speaker AI don't market.
Speaker AI don't.
Speaker ASo why would I market my podcast?
Speaker BI try to market it.
Speaker BThat's all I can do.
Speaker AYou know, Monday, we were all about, you know, Greenland being bought by.
Speaker AIn Canada.
Speaker AWe're going to take over those Suez Canal.
Speaker AI mean, the Panama Canal.
Speaker AAnd then three days later, and the next thing you know, California's on fire.
Speaker BAnd I know we were throwing topics in the discussion board.
Speaker BAnd then all of a sudden, like, again, California burst into flames and everything just went out the window.
Speaker AAnd it's a tragedy out there.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAnd I don't think people realize the impact of what's happening out there.
Speaker ALike, in other words, they're like, oh, well, you know, they voted for it, blah, blah, blah.
Speaker AListen, I understand that they voted for Nitwitz.
Speaker AI get it, all right?
Speaker AAnd to be honest with you, they tried to recall Gavin Newsom.
Speaker AThey had a recall vote, and they were going to run.
Speaker ALarry Elder was running against him.
Speaker AAnd Larry Elder said, we're going to take care of this, we're going to take care of schools, we're going to take care of all this other stuff.
Speaker AAnd then California defeated him.
Speaker ASo guess what?
Speaker AI understand when people around the country say, you wanted this asshole and now you got him, and now this all happens.
Speaker AAnd to be honest with you, it's going to be a wake up call for a lot of these liberals.
Speaker AAnd they don't.
Speaker AYou're right, they don't deserve this hell.
Speaker ABut they've got.
Speaker BThey don't deserve this hell.
Speaker AAnd the issue is that right now, you know, they're going through, but jobs are lost.
Speaker AThe economy of California that is bigger than most countries and we're going to lose all that.
Speaker AAnd then what's going to happen to California is because all the like, I don't know if they're going to be able to rebuild.
Speaker AFrom what I understand, listening to Adam Caroll last night.
Speaker BOh, I heard that too.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AHe went on a.
Speaker BYou heard that, right?
Speaker AYeah, yeah, I have it.
Speaker AI have the video.
Speaker AIt's a five minute rant on him trying to get permits.
Speaker AAnd now these people are going to try to get permits and you can't get a permit in California.
Speaker ASo it's honest, I swear.
Speaker AYou know, I got my tinfoil hat on and I'm thinking, is this a land grab?
Speaker ABecause the way they set those fires with the wind, the way they went, it's almost like it was planned.
Speaker AAnd you see Hawaii kind of sorta.
Speaker AAnd you see that people were out setting fires.
Speaker AThey were setting fires in dumpsters and pushing them under trees so the trees would catch on fire.
Speaker AAnd then there's no water.
Speaker AOkay, so they can't put out the fire.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker ACarol was 100% accurate.
Speaker AAnd very good discussion.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ADutchess's favorite life coach.
Speaker AWhat's her name?
Speaker AWhat's her damn name?
Speaker AThe lesbian from the Biggest Loser.
Speaker BJillian Michaels.
Speaker AJillian Michaels.
Speaker AJillian Michaels was on there and she was talking about the same thing.
Speaker ASo California's gonna get a break, gonna get a real big wake up call.
Speaker AAnd unfortunately, maybe this will wake up the rest of the country because again, talking about western North Carolina and eastern Kentucky, they're about ready to have a ice and snow event and rain, and they're still living in tents.
Speaker AAnd what did Biden do?
Speaker AHe just gave another 500 million to Ukraine.
Speaker AHow is this happening?
Speaker BHow do we even have this?
Speaker BWe don't have the money.
Speaker BHow do we just.
Speaker BWas he looking just to funnel that last bit of money in his last two weeks?
Speaker BDoes he have enough?
Speaker AListen, I'm a dumb guy, all right, I understand there's some things that I, you know, I know a little bit about, but when it comes to this, all right, from what I remember back in civics class 45 years ago, the president was the executive branch.
Speaker ABranch.
Speaker AThe House of Representatives was the branch that held the purse strings.
Speaker AThey were the ones that did the Budget.
Speaker AAnd the senators, I forget what they did, but anyhow, how is it that just Biden says, you know what?
Speaker AGive him another 500 million.
Speaker ALet's do that.
Speaker AAnd.
Speaker AAnd Congress isn't jumping up and down like if you're the.
Speaker AThe representatives from North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee.
Speaker BIs nobody making a stink.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AWhy is none of this happening?
Speaker AWhy is no one making us think senators from.
Speaker AFrom these states.
Speaker AWhy is no one making us think about this?
Speaker AI don't get it.
Speaker ABiden wants all the money.
Speaker AHe needs enough money for his great, great, great, great, great grandkids.
Speaker BAll the grandkids.
Speaker BI mean, he's not great.
Speaker AYou know, I always say, pigs get fed, hogs get slaughtered.
Speaker ASo how much money do you actually really, really, really need?
Speaker BWell, he's gonna be dead.
Speaker BI mean, for God's sakes, how much longer do you think Biden's gonna live?
Speaker AI know.
Speaker AAnd today was the funeral of Jimmy Carter.
Speaker BPoor old Jimmy.
Speaker AYeah, the 39th president.
Speaker AI think he was 39.
Speaker AI think he was 39.
Speaker AAnd so they had everybody there.
Speaker AAll the gang was all there.
Speaker AAnd you know who wasn't there?
Speaker ABig Mike.
Speaker AMichelle.
Speaker BNo, I saw.
Speaker BShe was.
Speaker BShe was in Hawaii.
Speaker AShe was in Hawaii.
Speaker AShe didn't come with her.
Speaker BHer property.
Speaker BWell, she was buying up more.
Speaker BMore burned up real estate.
Speaker AShe was with Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson.
Speaker BOh, maybe Oprah, too.
Speaker AProbably.
Speaker AThey were probably there with their collective and.
Speaker AYeah, because they.
Speaker AThey saw Big Mike in a.
Speaker AIn a bikini and they're not allowed to leave now.
Speaker BWell, I'm thinking trapped in the compound.
Speaker AHow the hell is it.
Speaker AHow do you tuck in a.
Speaker AIn that bikini?
Speaker AAlthough you didn't see a front shot of her.
Speaker AYou saw, like, shots from this.
Speaker BLook, let me tell you, I've watched enough RuPaul Drag Race there.
Speaker BThey can tuck like you would not believe.
Speaker AThat's amazing.
Speaker BSome of these young men, it's just there's a few that, like, I.
Speaker BIf they were dressed, like, all glammed up, I don't know if I would think they were men.
Speaker BSome of them are beautiful.
Speaker BThey're beautiful.
Speaker BIt's awful.
Speaker BMakes me really bummed out.
Speaker BI'm like, God damn it.
Speaker BLike, I'm never going to be glamorous like that, but that's okay.
Speaker BSo I'll skip.
Speaker BI'll skip the.
Speaker BI don't want a penis.
Speaker BI was gonna say that.
Speaker BI'll give that part up.
Speaker BBut the glam part is, like, you could.
Speaker AIf you want to, you could get a strap on and tuck that if you feel left out.
Speaker BNo, no, you're okay.
Speaker BYou know, things are.
Speaker BI got enough shit going on.
Speaker BI don't need to worry about that.
Speaker AI'm here to help you.
Speaker AIf you need guidance in some areas.
Speaker BSee, Josh knows about the tux, so.
Speaker ASecond, what Duchess says about RuPaul, God knows what kind of tape they use.
Speaker AGorilla tape.
Speaker BDuct.
Speaker BIt's like duct tape.
Speaker BBut, yeah, it's.
Speaker BBut they tape it on.
Speaker BIt's.
Speaker BThere's a whole process.
Speaker AGod love.
Speaker BGod bless him.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ASo they're at the.
Speaker AI'm watching the news this morning to hear about the.
Speaker AThe fires in.
Speaker AIn California.
Speaker AAnd then they cut to the Jimmy Carter funeral at the church.
Speaker AAnd there's Bill and Hillary sitting next to George Bush and Laura Bush.
Speaker AAnd then next to them is Obama.
Speaker ANext to Obama is Trump.
Speaker AAnd next to Trump, next to Trump is Melania.
Speaker AAnd Melania, it looks like they put a lawn chair out there so she could sit like she was so far out.
Speaker AAnd then in front of them was Joe Biden.
Speaker BI didn't even know he was gonna be there.
Speaker AWell, he was doing part of the eulogy.
Speaker AYou know, one thing about that Jimmy Carter that I love, he had the best liver pills.
Speaker AAnd, you know, you have to be over 60 to get that joke.
Speaker ARemember Carter's little liver pills?
Speaker AYou get it?
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BNo, but.
Speaker AOkay, so anyhow, so then it's Biden, and then Jill Biden.
Speaker ADr.
Speaker AJill Biden.
Speaker AAnd next to Dr.
Speaker AJill Biden is Kamala Harris, and then Dougie, her husband.
Speaker AAnd they're all sitting, like, real close together.
Speaker ANow, like three months ago.
Speaker AOkay, now wait a minute.
Speaker AThree months ago, Obama was calling Trump Hitler.
Speaker AAll right, like five months ago, Kamala and Obama had Joe Biden thrown out of the campaign so she could get in there.
Speaker AAnd there was all that shenanigans going on, and they're just sitting there and all.
Speaker AAnd then Obama and Trump are just sitting there talking, chatting back and forth, smiling and talking.
Speaker AI'm like, wait a minute.
Speaker BLike, why politics?
Speaker BYeah, it's amazing.
Speaker BHere's the funny thing how they can do that.
Speaker AThe women.
Speaker AYou see, guys, I guess guys can do the whole thing.
Speaker AYou know, it's like business.
Speaker AYou know, hey, it's business.
Speaker AAll right?
Speaker AWe talk business, but afterwards, we're just, you know, we're guys.
Speaker AWomen.
Speaker ANot so much.
Speaker AMelania had resting bitch face because she hated everyone.
Speaker AShe hated.
Speaker AWell, she.
Speaker ABut she.
Speaker BShe doesn't like going to these events.
Speaker BLike, first of all, funeral.
Speaker BNobody wants to go to that.
Speaker BBut she Doesn't.
Speaker BShe doesn't like going to those public events.
Speaker AShe.
Speaker BI think she goes as.
Speaker BShe's required to as first lady, but never goes to anything else.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AAnd that's fine, but, I mean, she hates Jill Biden.
Speaker AShe hates Kamala Harris, of course.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AShe hates Michelle Obama, who was not there.
Speaker ABut, like, she hates.
Speaker AAnd.
Speaker BAnd then, you know, who hates her?
Speaker AThey all do.
Speaker AShe'll mind.
Speaker AThey all hate her.
Speaker AAnd why.
Speaker AShe doesn't do anything.
Speaker AShe doesn't say anything.
Speaker BShe literally doesn't.
Speaker AShe.
Speaker AShe just sits in the background.
Speaker ADoesn't.
Speaker AOh, the Donald.
Speaker BShe was not bred for.
Speaker BLike, she.
Speaker BI don't want to say it like that.
Speaker BThat sounds terrible.
Speaker BShe wasn't.
Speaker BI think, through her career as a model, I don't think ever thought first lady Dom or politics would be in her wheelhouse or in.
Speaker BIn her future.
Speaker BAnd then when you're not.
Speaker BWhen you don't learn that.
Speaker BNot that she's incapable of learning, but when you're not raised with that or around that all the time, and then you're thrown into it, that's tough.
Speaker BThat's a tough segue to.
Speaker BIt's a tough way to live your life, so.
Speaker BBecause now she's under a whole nother spotlight.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AWell, you're saying that she didn't think she'd be the First Lady.
Speaker AWhat made you think that?
Speaker BWho thinks that?
Speaker BWell, who thinks at 30 you're gonna be the first Lady?
Speaker BLike, you know what I mean?
Speaker BLike, when she's doing her spreads and stuff like that and good on her, she looked amazing.
Speaker BWho gives?
Speaker BI don't care that she did nude shots, whatever, God bless her, because she looked incredible.
Speaker BSo, like.
Speaker BAnd the fact that she's the First Lady, I'm sure, like, again, when she took those, that wasn't the thought, like, oh, those might come back to bite me in the ass when I'm 35.
Speaker BHow.
Speaker BI don't even know how old she is.
Speaker BWhat is she, 40, 50?
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker BHang on.
Speaker ALet me ask.
Speaker ALet me ask.
Speaker AOh, Alexa, how old is Melania Trump?
Speaker BMelania Trump is 54 years old.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BI'm the same age as her.
Speaker BI want to go.
Speaker BI'm gonna go put my head in the oven.
Speaker BDamn it.
Speaker A54.
Speaker BWow.
Speaker BShe looks amazing.
Speaker BI'm sorry.
Speaker BLike, I was like, I don't know.
Speaker B30, 40, 50.
Speaker BI don't.
Speaker BI have no idea.
Speaker BShe's.
Speaker BI mean, she doesn't look young, but she certainly doesn't look old.
Speaker BAnd she's.
Speaker BShe's been maintained.
Speaker BShe looks great.
Speaker AShe's been maintained.
Speaker BSo she's been doing that.
Speaker BBut she's been doing that for years.
Speaker AI get it.
Speaker BSo I don't know.
Speaker BAnd I'm sure being married to Donald is not.
Speaker BI don't see.
Speaker ADo you think that easy.
Speaker AI know they sleep in separate beds.
Speaker AI heard.
Speaker BWell, at least one says one trophy.
Speaker BAt least we know of.
Speaker AWell, we're talking about.
Speaker AYou're talking about Baron.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AYou still think that they.
Speaker AEvery once in a while, like on the Donald's birthday, they think she comes in, rides the white pony, rides the orange.
Speaker BI'm sure, I'm sure.
Speaker AWho knows?
Speaker ARides the orange horse.
Speaker BWho knows?
Speaker BOh, is it orange, you think?
Speaker AWell, probably not.
Speaker BIs that spray tanned?
Speaker AI.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker AI'm just saying.
Speaker BAll right, why are we talking about his wiener?
Speaker BLike, that's gross.
Speaker AWell, we just.
Speaker BAll right, anyway, so back to the funeral.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ASo they went and found a.
Speaker AA deaf person.
Speaker AAnd they said, hey, listen, can you lip read?
Speaker ABecause Obama and Trump were talking.
Speaker BOh, they were totally like, buddy, buddy, Right.
Speaker ASo they got the deaf guy to go over and lip read.
Speaker AAnd then he said.
Speaker ASo it really was.
Speaker AIt was hard.
Speaker AIt was hard to figure out what they said.
Speaker BJohn.
Speaker AWhat?
Speaker AOh, I'm sorry.
Speaker AHe typed it out.
Speaker BThere you go.
Speaker BJosh says on his birthday he's orange except for two fingers.
Speaker ATwo white fingers.
Speaker ATwo fingers, huh?
Speaker AWhat's he doing?
Speaker AWhistling.
Speaker AHello.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AAnyhow.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BWe're just sliding off the rails.
Speaker AWell, I'm just.
Speaker BIt's gonna get.
Speaker BJust get better, folks.
Speaker BJust hang in there.
Speaker ASince we were talking about the fires in California, they're starting to get them under control.
Speaker AAnd the one thing that they're like, hey, why don't they just put the hoses in the Pacific and pump the water out of the Pacific?
Speaker AWell, there's a couple of reasons.
Speaker AYou know what?
Speaker AThey are taking saltwater now and dumping them on these fires because they have to fucking fire.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AThey have to.
Speaker ABut one of the reasons you don't want to do that is every time, you know, whenever you pump salt water on any kind of.
Speaker AThat's it.
Speaker AThere's no more vegetation.
Speaker AYou know, that's what you use to kill vegetation is salt water.
Speaker BFire doesn't help it.
Speaker AI get that.
Speaker AI understand that.
Speaker ASo it's like, kind of sucks.
Speaker AWhat do you want to do?
Speaker AEither.
Speaker BWhich is worse.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker ABut I have an article here and I think it's been updated, but I want to see.
Speaker ALet me see.
Speaker AIf I get to it.
Speaker AHere we go.
Speaker AExcuse me while I set this up.
Speaker AHere it is.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AAll the celebrities impacted by the Los Angeles fires.
Speaker AAnd again, are some of these.
Speaker AFirst of all, we're going to talk about who it is, but then are some of these celebrities?
Speaker ASo here's the map, all right?
Speaker AAnd there's a bunch of people, but if you go down Paris Hilton, okay, I'll say she's a celebrity.
Speaker BNo, she's got some generation behind her there.
Speaker AShe lost her $8.4 million house.
Speaker A$8.4 million.
Speaker ADamn.
Speaker AHeidi Montag and Spencer Pratt.
Speaker AWho the fuck are these two?
Speaker AAnybody?
Speaker BNow, I want to say they were on reality show, I think.
Speaker AAre they really celebrities?
Speaker BOh, okay.
Speaker BGoogle has said Laguna Beach.
Speaker BThey're like B list.
Speaker ALaguna Beach.
Speaker AWas that a show or what was that?
Speaker BYeah, I think it was.
Speaker BWe didn't watch it, but the youngins, like, Google watched it.
Speaker AYou got to put the goo in Google.
Speaker ASo you got Spencer.
Speaker AAll right, so they lost their house.
Speaker BNo.
Speaker BBoohoo.
Speaker AOkay, all right, well, I.
Speaker AI'm sorry, but all right.
Speaker BNo, I don't wish that.
Speaker BOkay, it was MTV show.
Speaker AOkay, These two, Adam Brody and Leighton.
Speaker AWhat's it, Leah Leoton, Leonton Meter.
Speaker ALayton.
Speaker ALayton.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AWho are these two?
Speaker AI've never heard of them either.
Speaker BWell, because.
Speaker BOkay, they're.
Speaker BThey're on other shows, but yes, I heard of them.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BOh, Brody.
Speaker AYeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker AI don't know who they are.
Speaker AHere's a $6.5 million property located.
Speaker ALook at that.
Speaker AThat's ridiculous.
Speaker ABut the house right next to it, not even touched.
Speaker BIs it blue?
Speaker ANo blue roof.
Speaker ALook, no blue roof.
Speaker BIt may not have gotten there yet, but.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AAnna Faris.
Speaker AThat.
Speaker BOh, I love her.
Speaker BShe's great.
Speaker BOh, shame.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AHouse burnt down.
Speaker BShe's very talented.
Speaker ALook at that.
Speaker ALook at that.
Speaker BYou know what sucks is these people are like you.
Speaker BWe talk.
Speaker BWe talked earlier, and they're watching the news, and they're watching their neighborhood and their homes burn up from somewhere else.
Speaker BLike, that's devastating.
Speaker BLike, I would be really sad about that.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AMiles Teller.
Speaker BYeah, he was in Top Gun, the second one.
Speaker AThat's right.
Speaker AHe was.
Speaker BHe was rooster.
Speaker AOkay, all right, all right.
Speaker AHe gets a pay.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AHe's a celebrity.
Speaker AAll right, we'll go with that.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AEugene Levy.
Speaker BLevy.
Speaker BOh, I like him.
Speaker AYep.
Speaker AHis house.
Speaker AHe lost his house.
Speaker ANo, there it is.
Speaker AIt's fire sale.
Speaker ASorry.
Speaker BOh, damn it.
Speaker AAnthony.
Speaker ASir Anthony Hopkins.
Speaker BOh, well, it's.
Speaker BLook, it's a shame.
Speaker BYou don't have to be rich.
Speaker BI'm gonna be sad whoever loses their home.
Speaker ARight, I get it.
Speaker BBut like, these sad to see people who, like, lost their pets and things like that.
Speaker BThat's.
Speaker AGet more pets.
Speaker AI'd be more.
Speaker AListen, I'd be more upset I lost my house and my pets.
Speaker BI'm upset they lost their pets and their home.
Speaker BLike, I wouldn't.
Speaker BAnyway.
Speaker ABilly Crystal, now he's got so much money.
Speaker BIt's fine.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AYeah, but still, see, here's the other thing.
Speaker AAll these.
Speaker AThese people, if they move out of California, just think of the amount of the tax base that's leaving.
Speaker AAnd all these people, like in.
Speaker AI forget they're going to take these.
Speaker BHomes and like, declare them, like, unbuildable again.
Speaker BThey're going to, like, not allow their property to be built on.
Speaker BI guarantee it.
Speaker AI'm pretty sure there's like 10 million people that live in the Los Angeles area.
Speaker AThat's half this.
Speaker AThat's half the population of Canada.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAll right, so if these, you know, if they.
Speaker AThey bug out of there, you know, and again, we're gonna get.
Speaker BNow they can go to Canada.
Speaker BLike, they all said they were good.
Speaker BWe just helped them move out.
Speaker BAll right, see you.
Speaker AJohn Goodman.
Speaker BOh, he looks terrible.
Speaker BI mean, I'm glad he lost weight.
Speaker BHe's probably a lot healthy.
Speaker ASee, this is the problem.
Speaker BDeflated.
Speaker AWe finally lose weight and we look like a deflated bag of potato chips.
Speaker AThat's the hard.
Speaker AThat's the most.
Speaker AThe hardest part.
Speaker BIt's rough.
Speaker BGood on him, though.
Speaker AThis dude, Cameron Mason, I think he's.
Speaker BA soap opera dude.
Speaker AIs he?
Speaker BI'm pretty sure he was, yeah.
Speaker ALook at that chiseled jaw, that brow line.
Speaker BI say he's on General Hospital, but.
Speaker AI think that is he.
Speaker ALet's see.
Speaker ASoap star.
Speaker AYeah, you're right.
Speaker AHow about that?
Speaker BI remember him on one soap, but I don't remember what one it was.
Speaker BI used to watch him years ago.
Speaker AColby Smutters.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYou know who she is?
Speaker BI do.
Speaker AOh, how I met your mother.
Speaker BYeah, but I thought she was in.
Speaker BShe was in the superhero movie.
Speaker BShe was in the Avengers.
Speaker BShe was.
Speaker AShe was an Avenger.
Speaker AOh, oh, oh.
Speaker BI think I know she's an Avenger.
Speaker BShe was the picture worked with Coulson and she worked with S.H.I.E.L.D.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BI can't remember.
Speaker BI think she was.
Speaker AThere's no picture of her in here.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BShe's very pretty.
Speaker ADiane Warren.
Speaker ADon't know her.
Speaker BShe is.
Speaker AI have no idea.
Speaker ADiane Warren confirmed that her beach house was destroyed by.
Speaker ABy sharing a photo of a sentinel picture she took above.
Speaker ALosing $10 million home or 100,000 house is devastating.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker AWe're not saying that this is a devastating right now.
Speaker AI'm saying are these.
Speaker AAre these stars or not?
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BCarrie Uls.
Speaker BYeah, of course.
Speaker AHe's definitely just for Princess bride alone.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AFergie.
Speaker BShe's still around.
Speaker AYep, she's still around.
Speaker ABen Affleck.
Speaker AHe had to go back.
Speaker AHe.
Speaker AListen.
Speaker AThis poor bastard.
Speaker ATo go back to his ex wife, Jennifer.
Speaker AGarden gardener.
Speaker ANot garden gardener.
Speaker AAnd had to go back to Garner.
Speaker AThat's what I said.
Speaker BProbably living in her garage.
Speaker BYeah, that would be more than generous of her.
Speaker ANo one is mentioning all the super rare classic cars lost.
Speaker BOh, yep.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd oh my God, the Subarus.
Speaker AKen.
Speaker AThe Subarus.
Speaker ARidiculous.
Speaker AThose special Subarus Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson.
Speaker AThey're not too upset.
Speaker AThey're in Hawaii vacationing with Big Mike, Michelle Obama, Alabama Barker and Landon Barker.
Speaker ANow is this.
Speaker BI have no idea who they are.
Speaker AI think this is Travis Barker.
Speaker AIsn't he married to a Kardashian or something like that?
Speaker AOr he's banging a Kardashian.
Speaker ATravis Barker.
Speaker AFrom what I understand.
Speaker BGoogle head says Travis Barker's kids, but I don't know who Travis.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AAnd then Ricky Lake.
Speaker BOh, the Drummer from Blink 182.
Speaker AOkay, thank you.
Speaker ARicky Lake.
Speaker ABoy, I'll tell you what, I forgot all about her.
Speaker BI like Ricky Lake.
Speaker AShe was big back in the 80s, early 90s.
Speaker AShe had a talk show.
Speaker ALike she was like the white Oprah.
Speaker BThe Ricky Lake show.
Speaker BYeah, yeah.
Speaker AShe was like the white Oprah.
Speaker AShe was like chubby and did a talk show.
Speaker BShe was cute.
Speaker AShe was.
Speaker BShe was nice.
Speaker ASandra Lee.
Speaker BOh, I liked her.
Speaker BI did like her.
Speaker APut some makeup on if you're going to cry into the camera.
Speaker ACome on.
Speaker AWhat's going on here?
Speaker AStop it.
Speaker BShe also had like a double mastectomy a couple years ago.
Speaker AOh, did she?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BOh, she dated.
Speaker ASee, I.
Speaker AI'm more upset that she lost her breasts and cats.
Speaker BHe dated Andrew Cuomo.
Speaker AShe did.
Speaker BFor years.
Speaker BOh, there were a couple.
Speaker BYep.
Speaker AHow about that?
Speaker AThere's some James Woods.
Speaker AYeah, he was on James Wood.
Speaker BDon't look like that no more.
Speaker AHe was.
Speaker AIt's true.
Speaker BHe had white hair.
Speaker BIt looked good on him, though.
Speaker AYeah, he was black.
Speaker AHe was on Fox News.
Speaker ABlasted the.
Speaker AOh, everybody.
Speaker BI saw him on CNN and he.
Speaker BHe broke down when he was talking about like his granddaughter, like held up A piggy bank or something for him, like, I'll help you rebuild.
Speaker BAnd he kind of broke down, and I was like, oh, that's so sad.
Speaker BAnd this to their credit, the CNN host who of whatever show that was, was extremely kind to him and said, we are thinking of you.
Speaker BWe hope you are safe.
Speaker BLike, said all the right thing.
Speaker BBut she said it nicely.
Speaker BAnd they could have.
Speaker BYou could have, like, done it, like, more glossed over.
Speaker BBut she seemed like she was very nice about it.
Speaker BSo it was.
Speaker BAnd he seemed to respond appropriately.
Speaker BSo it was.
Speaker BBecause I've never seen, you know, he break.
Speaker BHe broke down while he was talking about it, so it was sad.
Speaker BSo anyway, yeah.
Speaker AMark Hamill, Luke Skywalker, he lost his house.
Speaker AMandy Moore, she lost her house.
Speaker AJennifer Love Hewitt lost their house.
Speaker ASteve Guttenberg, now here.
Speaker ASteve was out there trying to move.
Speaker BHim as, like, celebrity.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker APolice Academy.
Speaker AWell, okay.
Speaker BHe's still living on the Police Academy.
Speaker AIf we can talk, make good for him.
Speaker ARicky Lake, a celebrity.
Speaker ASteve Guttenberger's a celebrity.
Speaker ACome on.
Speaker BIf you.
Speaker BI know.
Speaker BI'm just busting his chops.
Speaker AWhitney Cummings, I saw her.
Speaker AShe was upset.
Speaker AShe was crying.
Speaker AHer and her kid just lost his.
Speaker AChristy, Chrissy Tegan and John Legend.
Speaker BOh, are they standing in front of their giant closet?
Speaker AYes.
Speaker BShowing that picture.
Speaker AYes, that's.
Speaker AThat's actually Whitney Cummings.
Speaker ANo, that's.
Speaker AIs that Christy Tegan?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AStand in front of a big closet.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BOf her giant closet.
Speaker AI know.
Speaker AMaria Shriver.
Speaker BAnother Kennedy.
Speaker BOkay, Kennedy.
Speaker BWell, Kennedy by marriage.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AI think that Elizabeth Chambers.
Speaker AI don't know who that is.
Speaker BI know her name, but I can't remember.
Speaker AI have no idea.
Speaker BI like her dress, though.
Speaker BI like that.
Speaker BLike, the color blocking.
Speaker AIt looks like a.
Speaker BLike a painting.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AWell, it almost looks like a.
Speaker BIf Ken's in the chat, you can tell me what artist that mocks, because I can't remember.
Speaker AOh, no.
Speaker BPrince Harry and Meghan Markle.
Speaker BWhat a shame.
Speaker BMaybe they'll go to Canada.
Speaker AThat's really hard for me to really get a.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd then we're really.
Speaker AJen Atkin.
Speaker AOh, celebrity hairstylist.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker ANow we're really getting to the bottom of the barrel.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker ABozma St.
Speaker AJohn.
Speaker AI don't know who announced.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker AYeah, look, we're really, really.
Speaker AI don't even know who that is.
Speaker AI can't.
Speaker AThat.
Speaker AThat.
Speaker AI can't even pronounce that name.
Speaker AJahin Akito.
Speaker AAki Akio.
Speaker AI have no idea who that is.
Speaker BProbably some celeb from somewhere else.
Speaker AYeah, cool.
Speaker BWell, not cool, but it's a shame.
Speaker ANo, I guess it's.
Speaker AIt.
Speaker BLook, I feel bad for anybody who's lost a home.
Speaker BAnd then, you know, the.
Speaker BThe bonus to celebrities, while they lost a lot of things, they have more financial ability to rebuild.
Speaker BA lot of folks don't.
Speaker ASo I get it now.
Speaker AListen.
Speaker BI would still be very sad if I lost all my stuff.
Speaker ASo Trump is blasting Newscom, as he should, and then Newscom's like, I can't even talk about this while all these people are going here.
Speaker AHe's criticizing the.
Speaker AHe's criticizing the way we did things.
Speaker AOkay, listen, dude, a lot of people are going to critic you.
Speaker AYou can't just, you know, shuck this off.
Speaker AI don't think.
Speaker AI don't even think the press is gonna, you know, let you get a pass on this one.
Speaker BThey can't let it go.
Speaker BIt's.
Speaker BIt's exactly hundreds of millions of dollars, probably in the billions by the time this is done.
Speaker BAnd, you know, you can't just be like, oops, right?
Speaker BYou clearly didn't invest in the proper care of your infrastructure.
Speaker BThere's no.
Speaker BYou didn't clean out your forest.
Speaker BYou didn't do controlled burns.
Speaker BYou didn't clean up the garbage in it like you.
Speaker BTrees fall.
Speaker BYou have to clear that, because then, like, this happens, and look what you got.
Speaker AWell, you had the nightmare.
Speaker AYou had the mayor of Los angeles.
Speaker AShe took $17 million away from the fire.
Speaker AThe fire.
Speaker BTheir budget was probably sliced, too.
Speaker BI'm sure, like, everybody lost money.
Speaker BIt's not like Gavin's giving it to anybody.
Speaker ASo she was in Africa for the.
Speaker AFor the president.
Speaker BBad time to be in Africa, I'm telling you.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AThe president of one of those African countries.
Speaker AOne of those shit.
Speaker BWas it Ghana?
Speaker AGhana.
Speaker AThat's what it was.
Speaker AAnd so she was over there.
Speaker ASo she immediately flew back, and they got her in the airport, and they're asking her questions, and you gotta watch.
Speaker BShe should have had something prepared.
Speaker BShe did poorly.
Speaker AWatch this.
Speaker ADo you owe citizens an apology for being absent while their homes were burning?
Speaker ADo you regret cutting the fire department budget by millions of dollars?
Speaker AMadam Mayor, have you nothing to say today?
Speaker AHow do you sit there?
Speaker AHow do you sit there and not say a word?
Speaker BYou could have literally just been like, my heart is broken.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker BEven if you didn't mean it.
Speaker BYou're a politician.
Speaker BYour job is to come up with a statement.
Speaker BThat's your job.
Speaker AAll right, so nothing.
Speaker BThis is who represents.
Speaker ANothing to say to the citizens today.
Speaker BWelcome.
Speaker AElon Musk says that you're utterly incompetent.
Speaker AAre you considering your position.
Speaker BDamn.
Speaker AShould you resign right now?
Speaker AMadam Mayor, have you absolutely nothing to say to the citizens today who are dealing with this disaster?
Speaker AWhat she's saying right now is.
Speaker ACan somebody get my Uber here faster, please?
Speaker AWhere's my car?
Speaker ANo apology for them.
Speaker ANothing.
Speaker ANothing.
Speaker ADo you think you should have been visiting Ghana while this was unfolding?
Speaker AWell, I mean, that fired.
Speaker AAnd she was in Ghana when.
Speaker ALook.
Speaker AYeah, we got the car.
Speaker AHold on.
Speaker AGet out of here.
Speaker ANothing.
Speaker BHurry up.
Speaker BGet me the.
Speaker BOut of here.
Speaker AYeah, get me the out of here.
Speaker AJust walks out, gets in her car.
Speaker AWhoa.
Speaker AWhat happened to that poor lady?
Speaker AShe got some kind of something on her face.
Speaker BIt looks like she's at least on a public airline.
Speaker AYeah, look.
Speaker ALook at her run like a.
Speaker ARun like a rat.
Speaker BYou should have had something that.
Speaker BYou had a whole flight to think of this.
Speaker ANothing.
Speaker BIt's not around the corner.
Speaker BYou had a couple hours just.
Speaker AAgain, have you anything to say to the citizens today as you return?
Speaker ANothing.
Speaker ANothing.
Speaker AShe got nothing.
Speaker BShe couldn't run away.
Speaker BShe had nowhere to go.
Speaker AYep.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BSo.
Speaker BSo Jason puts this up, says it gets funny when the reporter says, Elon Musk says you are completely incompetent.
Speaker BDo you have anything to say about that?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AIs he right or not?
Speaker AShould you.
Speaker AShould you quit your job?
Speaker AShould you resign immediately?
Speaker BKen says something about seeing you next Tuesday with this lady.
Speaker BAbsolutely.
Speaker BIt is.
Speaker BYou should have had.
Speaker BI can't.
Speaker BI just can't believe she didn't say.
Speaker BMy heart is broken for the.
Speaker BAll my.
Speaker BThe families in my area or nothing.
Speaker BAnything.
Speaker BAnything.
Speaker BI get you don't want to admit something like.
Speaker BBecause God forbid you admit, then you're liable.
Speaker BBut you could literally say, I'm devastated for my.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker ACommunity for the Los Angeles.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ASo my.
Speaker AThe best thing that I love to watch is when lonely Scott is on CNN and he starts.
Speaker AThey do go after him laying, slaying, these Democrats.
Speaker ASo he's on there and he's basically talking about when the firefighters.
Speaker AWhen the chief of police, who's a woman and a shrub Scout.
Speaker ACarpet muncher.
Speaker BThe fire chief.
Speaker AShe's the.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AShe's the head muckety muck of fire chiefs in Los Angeles.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AAnd.
Speaker AAnd her big thing was for diversity because we have too many white firefighters.
Speaker ASo Scott gets on cnn.
Speaker AI love this.
Speaker AYou might have recall a news story from last year.
Speaker AThere was some interest in the fire departments and the firefighters in California.
Speaker AAnd the interest was, was that there were too many white men who were firefighters.
Speaker AAnd we need to have a program in California to make sure we don't have enough white men as firefighters.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker ASo we.
Speaker AI love this.
Speaker AAs soon as he gets white men as firefighters, so.
Speaker ASo we have.
Speaker ANobody can hear you.
Speaker AOne at a time.
Speaker AYou stupid.
Speaker ASomebody should just, like, listen one at a time.
Speaker BBut he ain't got a wall right there.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AHe ain't wrong.
Speaker AAnd yet I'm wondering now if your house is burning down, how much do you care what color the firefighters are?
Speaker AYou can respond.
Speaker CListen, I am so tired.
Speaker CYou know what?
Speaker CThere was an article that just came out that said that actually the most educated demographic in this country right now is black.
Speaker BLook, that doesn't matter.
Speaker BCan an educated person carry 100 plus pounds?
Speaker BWhat fucking fire equipment?
Speaker BNobody fucking cares how book smart you are.
Speaker BI mean, obviously you need to know the rules, but you need to be able to carry shit.
Speaker BCan you carry smartpaks and oxygen packs?
Speaker AFirst of all, what study?
Speaker AWho made this study?
Speaker BBut there is one.
Speaker BThere's a study.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AWho's made it?
Speaker AA bunch of black women.
Speaker AWho the fuck made this study?
Speaker BHere you go.
Speaker BJosh says.
Speaker BAnd the study was conducted by.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker AI gotta hear.
Speaker AI gotta hear that one again.
Speaker AI'm sorry, but there's an article that.
Speaker CJust came out that said that actually.
Speaker AOh, it wasn't a study.
Speaker AIt was an article.
Speaker AWasn't a study.
Speaker BIt's not even.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BSo anybody must.
Speaker CEducated demographic in this country right now is black women.
Speaker BSo.
Speaker BBecause I wrote this article in my head.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ABlack women.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AI see them beating the shit out of each other in everything.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AWalmart, McDonald's.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AReally?
Speaker AIt's amazing.
Speaker CThis country right now is black women.
Speaker CSo let.
Speaker CLet me be clear because you are woman or because.
Speaker CBecause I know that some of the.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker CHas been sharing these photos of the fact that I believe that the fire chief may be a woman or something that has nothing to do.
Speaker AStop.
Speaker BShe might be a woman.
Speaker AShe's a fucking woman.
Speaker AAll right?
Speaker AAnd you're absolutely right.
Speaker AYou know, these firefighters got to carry gear.
Speaker AThey got, you know, they got to carry an oxygen pack.
Speaker AThey got to be able to carry another person.
Speaker BI don't care if they have a wiener or a taco.
Speaker CYou just.
Speaker BIf you can carry that shit and put the fire out at my house, we're welcome to come over.
Speaker BPlease, Mike, put out the fire 34 minutes.
Speaker AI don't care if she has a wiener or a taco, I need that sound bite.
Speaker AThank you.
Speaker BDamn it.
Speaker BWith it.
Speaker CWe are looking at qualifications.
Speaker CWhat diversity, equity and inclusion has always.
Speaker ABeen about is saying bullshit is what it's always about.
Speaker AIt's what it is.
Speaker AIt's racist, it's racist.
Speaker AIt's sexist.
Speaker BWhat we need, her answer is person.
Speaker AThat gets the best person for the job.
Speaker BThis the test should be.
Speaker BHere's all the gear right here.
Speaker AHere's the test.
Speaker AWe don't give a shit.
Speaker BYou can't even carry it.
Speaker BDon't apply.
Speaker AIf you can't pass the test, then I don't give a shit if you're white, black, Asian.
Speaker ARight, whatever, I guess.
Speaker AJust can't get that off the screen fast enough.
Speaker CYou know what?
Speaker COpen this up.
Speaker CDon't just look at the white men.
Speaker COpen it up and recognize that other people can be qualified.
Speaker AListen up.
Speaker BSo it's okay.
Speaker BSo they pause this and.
Speaker BSorry, you're not watching it.
Speaker BBut this.
Speaker BThis is all over Twitter.
Speaker BShe was.
Speaker BShe's.
Speaker BAs soon as she finishes saying that, Scott does this whole J.D.
Speaker Bvance, like, okay.
Speaker BKind of like.
Speaker BThe only thing he didn't do is, like, look directly in the camera, like.
Speaker AAll right, he's looking at her now.
Speaker AAnd this is recognized.
Speaker ANow, first of all, we're not saying.
Speaker AI'm sure there's plenty qualified black men, Hispanic men, Asian men.
Speaker BI don't care if they're.
Speaker BYeah, I don't care who you are.
Speaker AMen.
Speaker BIf you can't carry that, you're not qualified.
Speaker ARight, Done.
Speaker AAnd most of the women aren't qualified to do this.
Speaker AThey probably can't pass this test.
Speaker AMost.
Speaker AI know, 1%, a half a percent might be able to do it.
Speaker BYou have to be physically.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker BIt is a ridiculously right hard job.
Speaker CIt's not that other people can be qualified.
Speaker AThere goes that.
Speaker AHe turns his head.
Speaker BHe just like, whatever.
Speaker CAnd the fact that we want.
Speaker AHe long blinks like, did she just say that?
Speaker BThe.
Speaker AI don't know how he doesn't just say, are you out of your fucking mind?
Speaker AAgain?
Speaker AHe's really good at this.
Speaker CAnd the fact that we want to, at a time when people are dying, decide that a country of immigrants is failing or people are dying because the same very people that built this country.
Speaker CBecause the last time I checked, y'all didn't say that anything was wrong with the White House.
Speaker CAnd I can promise you it was my ancestors that built the White House.
Speaker BI don't think so.
Speaker AHold on.
Speaker AThat thing took a left Turn.
Speaker AWhat the fuck is she.
Speaker BWe're talking about firefighters now?
Speaker BShe's like talking about slaves building the White House.
Speaker BYeah, we drifted.
Speaker BMade it all about her.
Speaker BMade it all about her.
Speaker BMy ancestors.
Speaker AOkay, I'm just going to tell you right now, you're making too much sense.
Speaker ASo I'm going to tell you as a very educated and smart black woman, that the reason the White House is the White House is because it was built on the back of black slaves.
Speaker AAnd that was, I don't know, a couple hundred years ago.
Speaker BLet's fact checked on who built the White House.
Speaker AWho built the White House?
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAnd then Ken says it's like they think it's Chicago fire and it ain't.
Speaker BIt isn't.
Speaker BIt's not TV fire.
Speaker BThis is real life.
Speaker BInfernos.
Speaker BThese are not exactly.
Speaker AGood God.
Speaker CSo listen, if we have been good enough to build this country.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AYou were slaves and you were good enough to carry.
Speaker AAll right?
Speaker AAnd you know who built the.
Speaker AThis, the.
Speaker AThe White House?
Speaker AThe.
Speaker AThe white guys.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AAnd this.
Speaker AMasons and, and all that.
Speaker AThey're the ones that built it.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AYou guys carried shit over and took out the trash.
Speaker AWhat do you want from me?
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker ACut me a break here.
Speaker AFucking rewriting history again.
Speaker CWe are good enough to serve and die overseas.
Speaker CWe are good.
Speaker ANo, no one.
Speaker AListen, no one says that you're not good enough.
Speaker ANo one says that.
Speaker AWe're saying that.
Speaker AStop making it about race.
Speaker AStop saying that you don't want white.
Speaker AThere's too many white guys in the fire department.
Speaker AWe want the best people.
Speaker AWhite, black, Hispanic, male, female.
Speaker AThe best.
Speaker ANot the.
Speaker AAgain.
Speaker AIt doesn't have to be.
Speaker BYou know, maybe.
Speaker BOh, go ahead.
Speaker AI'm sorry.
Speaker AGo ahead.
Speaker BI was gonna say maybe there's a lot of white guys.
Speaker BCause those are the ones who are applying.
Speaker ACould be.
Speaker BIt might be.
Speaker BMaybe there's just not a lot of other colors applying.
Speaker BBecause who wants to run into a burning fucking building?
Speaker AYou know something?
Speaker AYou're probably right.
Speaker BI'm sorry.
Speaker BI am totally right.
Speaker ABlack people are like, you want me to.
Speaker ADo you want me to take a run into that fucking building there?
Speaker BThey don't go into haunted houses.
Speaker BThey're not going into burning buildings.
Speaker AThis place that's on fire, you want me to run into there when you're out of your fucking mind?
Speaker AI'll see you later.
Speaker AHere's my shit.
Speaker BI, I don't want.
Speaker BLook, I.
Speaker BThe.
Speaker BThe fire companies down here are all volunteer, which makes it even crazier.
Speaker BThat they're.
Speaker BThey're volunteers running into burning buildings.
Speaker BBut you have to pass.
Speaker BEven the guys here, you have to pass physical tests.
Speaker BYou can carry that.
Speaker BIt's not easy to maneuver.
Speaker BMaybe fire hose.
Speaker AMaybe she's right.
Speaker AMaybe black people, black women are too.
Speaker AAre too smart because they don't want that fucking job.
Speaker BThey don't want this fucking job.
Speaker BThey're not gonna go to college.
Speaker BI don't want to be a firefighter.
Speaker AI'm supposed to go run in there and do what?
Speaker AI don't think so.
Speaker AI'll wait till it kind of calm down a little bit.
Speaker BDean says, why don't we have DB D.
Speaker BNBA basketball.
Speaker AWe do.
Speaker AIt's called the wnba.
Speaker BSay women.
Speaker BHe said white players.
Speaker AOh, okay.
Speaker AJust saying.
Speaker CEnough to serve in other ways.
Speaker CAnd the fact that people actually decide that they want to engage in public service, whether it's sitting in Congress or whether it's serving on the fire department or the police department, should not be an issue.
Speaker CThe fact is, stop trying to act as if only white men are the ones that are capable, because right now, you sitting at a table with three very capable black women.
Speaker AAll right?
Speaker ANow get out there and start fighting fires.
Speaker AYou, you know, just picked up a.
Speaker BFire hat and be like, run out.
Speaker AThere you go.
Speaker AHere's your fire hat.
Speaker AHere's your fire jacket.
Speaker BSafe in Atlanta right now.
Speaker BYou're not black women.
Speaker AI'm not.
Speaker AI'm not.
Speaker BI'm not.
Speaker AYou totally took.
Speaker AYou totally took that out of the conference.
Speaker BVery confrontational.
Speaker BYou know, I don't.
Speaker AWould you say she might be uppity cranky?
Speaker AA little cranky.
Speaker BCranky for sure.
Speaker BOkay, so I googled real quick, and it says the White House was built by slaves, but not exclusively by slaves.
Speaker AYeah, there's a few there.
Speaker BSo, you know, it says it wasn't built.
Speaker BThey weren't.
Speaker BIt said, apparently the slaves weren't allowed that much autonomy.
Speaker BThe work was usually supervised by white men, including immigrants, and free black men worked alongside.
Speaker BSo it was a mixed race labor force was not as big of an issue for elite white Southerners as it would later become.
Speaker ABut you don't understand, that is going against everything in my directive and my narrative.
Speaker ASo I'm going to tell you that slaves built the whole White House.
Speaker AThey said, see that lot over there?
Speaker AGet over there and build me a presidential palace.
Speaker AAnd they said, we own it.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AGive me a break.
Speaker BSo.
Speaker BWell, so there was still a mixed.
Speaker BA variety of folks who.
Speaker BWho built it.
Speaker BI mean, granted, it wasn't it certainly wasn't.
Speaker BYou know, the.
Speaker BThe upper.
Speaker BUpper classes were not building it, but the architect was an Irish immigrant, which I thought was funny because they.
Speaker BNobody liked the Irish.
Speaker BSo it was just an interesting arrangement of people.
Speaker BI think so.
Speaker BAll right, well, you have to put this up.
Speaker BDirk says you can't even change the batteries in a smoke detector.
Speaker BYou expect me to think you're able to put a fire.
Speaker AGod damn.
Speaker AThat's a.
Speaker AThat's the best joke of the night so far.
Speaker AYou can't even change a bat.
Speaker AImagine Scott looking at her and saying, you people can't even change the batteries in a smoke detector.
Speaker AAnd you want to put that.
Speaker BPut it right in.
Speaker BThat would have been the funniest thing ever.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker AAnd I'm just saying that black people can be one of the best firefighters and.
Speaker BOh, my gosh.
Speaker BJesus Christ.
Speaker AUnbelievable.
Speaker AThat's why I love doing a live show.
Speaker AIt's audience is funnier than I am.
Speaker AIt's amazing.
Speaker AThank you, Dirk.
Speaker BHoly shit.
Speaker AFantastic.
Speaker AAbsolutely fantastic.
Speaker BOh, my God, that's great.
Speaker AAll right, so before we get out of this, the whole thing about the government.
Speaker ASo you have an article about what's going on in still in Western North Carolina, and you were saying that you were talking to the person that wrote this article.
Speaker BYeah, it's a young man.
Speaker BI've seen him on other podcasts.
Speaker BUm, so I'd seen.
Speaker BI saw his article.
Speaker BI follow him on Twitter, on Instagram, and he was caught up.
Speaker BHis name's Ben.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AJust Ben.
Speaker BWell, Ben Ellis.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BOkay, so I seen him on.
Speaker BI follow him on Instagram, and he.
Speaker AWhat podcast was he on?
Speaker ADo you remember?
Speaker BI do.
Speaker AOkay, well, what podcast?
Speaker BWho's Right?
Speaker AListen, you can mention that he's on who's Right.
Speaker AWe can talk about Doug and Anthony.
Speaker AI'm just not promoting Doug and Anthony.
Speaker AAnthony.
Speaker BOkay, so he's.
Speaker BHe's on who's Right.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BHe had shared an article and he was caught up in the devastation of the hurricanes and all that and all the disaster in.
Speaker BIn the area.
Speaker BSo he had written like, essentially like a blog post not getting any much press on it other than like, I think the student newspaper at college, because they're all like, we're not touching that.
Speaker BBecause it's all about how the Democrats have ignored a lot of the issues that have happened to the folks down there and just there's still the nonsense is going on.
Speaker BThe fact that they.
Speaker BAnd they just recently did not delay their tax payments, so their taxes are due.
Speaker BAnd I'm like, fuck you.
Speaker BThey don't have property.
Speaker BThey don't have a place to be.
Speaker BThey can't live where they're living their house.
Speaker AYou know what I would say?
Speaker AI need you to reassess my house, because there's not a house here anymore.
Speaker AYeah, it's a fucking lot, all right?
Speaker ASo whatever the taxes in or on a, you know, a lot that needs improvement, that I'll pay the taxes on that.
Speaker ABut if you think I'm paying the taxes on the house that washed away down the river, that ain't happening.
Speaker BI mean, I get it.
Speaker BLike, taxes.
Speaker BYou got to pay taxes.
Speaker BBut, like, the fact that there's devastation for what?
Speaker BDelay them.
Speaker BSo, like, wait a minute.
Speaker BPeople are not coming up with the.
Speaker BWell, the thing is, people are not going to be able to come up with money because they're.
Speaker BThey're.
Speaker BThere's nothing there.
Speaker BThere's no homes.
Speaker BThere's.
Speaker BThey've got nothing.
Speaker BThey're literally starting from scratch.
Speaker BAnd the fact that this seems to be like, well, if you don't pay your taxes, we'll just put you in foreclosure.
Speaker BAnd now they're going to be scooping up all these properties again.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker BThey don't know if that's where they're going with it, but I'm pretty sure it's what happens.
Speaker BSo when you don't pay your taxes.
Speaker AWhere is the government on this?
Speaker AWhere is the government saying, hey, you know what?
Speaker AThese people have just been devastated, and you can't.
Speaker B$500 million, right?
Speaker AYou can't do it.
Speaker AYou can't bankrupt them.
Speaker AOr the other thing is just go bankrupt.
Speaker AOr they say, hey, listen, you want taxes?
Speaker AAll right?
Speaker AWhat you're going to do is you're going to reassess everybody's taxes and then they'll pay it on that lot.
Speaker AAll right?
Speaker AHow much is taxes for a tent on a lot?
Speaker AWhat's that?
Speaker AWhat's the value of that?
Speaker BIn north western North Carolina, I'm living in somebody's Winnebago.
Speaker BWhat are my taxes?
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AAnd not only that, but taxes for what?
Speaker AAre you picking up my trash?
Speaker ANo.
Speaker ADo I have any electricity?
Speaker ANo.
Speaker BDo I have a road?
Speaker AAre you providing water for me?
Speaker ANo.
Speaker AAnd do I get any kind of anything here?
Speaker ANo.
Speaker AAll you just sitting there is with your hand out, and I'm supposed to.
Speaker BThis is what Jody says.
Speaker BThey want the land.
Speaker BIt's a mineral mine.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker ASo this is what they do.
Speaker BSo they're going to push folks to pay their taxes.
Speaker BThe folks that Can't.
Speaker BThey're going to.
Speaker BThey're going to foreclose.
Speaker BThey're going to ruin them.
Speaker BThey're going to run them out of town, they're going to bankrupt them.
Speaker BThey're going to have nothing and the government will have their property.
Speaker BFEMA's already Hawaii.
Speaker AFEMA's already there.
Speaker AThey have a big setup with mining.
Speaker AThey've got.
Speaker AThey've got temporary housing for miners and shit like that.
Speaker AThey're already setting up to take this over.
Speaker AAnd where's the media?
Speaker AWhere's the fucking media?
Speaker AThe mainstream media to call this shit out?
Speaker BElection Trump.
Speaker BNobody, no where.
Speaker AOrange man Bad vote for VP Cackles.
Speaker AYeah, none of that.
Speaker AWhere are they?
Speaker AAnd, and, yeah, Uber.
Speaker BUber.
Speaker BGoing to own some nice property in Hollywood.
Speaker AWhy not?
Speaker BAnd Hawaii and probably now North Carolina.
Speaker BSo.
Speaker AIt's insane.
Speaker BThey're burning.
Speaker AThey're burning the people out of this country.
Speaker AThey're burning them out of this country.
Speaker ABurning them, flooding them.
Speaker AIt's.
Speaker AIt's insane.
Speaker BThey're.
Speaker BThey're destroying people's lives and it's.
Speaker BIt is heartbreaking because there's nothing.
Speaker BWhat do you do?
Speaker BSo I, Ben shares some of these in his Insta stories.
Speaker BSo I, I message, I comment on a couple of them and we've chatted back and forth a couple times.
Speaker BSo I said, if you have more articles or anything else that you want to share, let me know.
Speaker BI'll put them up and do what we can do and all that.
Speaker BBut I, I thought the article he wrote was well done.
Speaker BI'd like to link it.
Speaker BI'll link it up in Twitter.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BIf anybody wants to read it, I, I'll put the whole link up in that.
Speaker BIt was really well done.
Speaker BSo.
Speaker BAnd, and he's young.
Speaker BHe's like 20 some years old.
Speaker BOld.
Speaker BHe's young kids.
Speaker BSo, you know, to deal with all this and try to go to school and work and figure out what's happening.
Speaker AAnd where they live.
Speaker AYeah, yeah.
Speaker AAnd anytime there's a major, I guess, issue, the first thing they want to do is it's.
Speaker AIt becomes a land grab.
Speaker ASo glad to be living in a rural Midwest.
Speaker AHey, Ken, I'm telling you right now.
Speaker BAll the snow you've.
Speaker ARight now they're talking about how they're going to pipe in the carbon.
Speaker ASo what they're going to do is they're going to suck the carbon out of the air and then they pipe it underground.
Speaker AFor what fucking reason, I have no idea.
Speaker AIt is the dumbest thing I've ever heard.
Speaker AI was just catching some of.
Speaker AJoe Rogan had Mel Gibson on his podcast.
Speaker ASo I was catching some of that as I was getting ready here.
Speaker AAnd Joe Rogan is having none of this.
Speaker AHe basically said that Gavin Newsom has new scum, has destroyed California.
Speaker ASingle handedly destroyed California with his policy.
Speaker BShocking.
Speaker BIt is shocking to see what to the point, like 20 years ago was still.
Speaker BI mean, it was beautiful.
Speaker AThey've driven more people out of that state.
Speaker AIt's ridiculous.
Speaker AHe has single handedly, basically destroyed that.
Speaker AAnd they keep voting.
Speaker AThey keep voting for Democrats.
Speaker AWhat's it take?
Speaker AHow bad does it have to get for everybody that say, listen and look, I'm not even talking about.
Speaker AThese aren't the Democrats that were, you know, your 80s Democrats.
Speaker AThat's not them.
Speaker AThese are these socialists.
Speaker AYeah, no, these are your socialists.
Speaker ALeftist communists.
Speaker ABut then again, I repeat myself, that's the.
Speaker AThat's the party.
Speaker AThere's plenty of homes in Compton for the victims of fires.
Speaker AYeah, go ahead, try to get in there.
Speaker AThat's.
Speaker ANo, that's not gonna be any fun either.
Speaker BCould you put the link to Ben's article in our show notes?
Speaker AIf I remember, what do you think the chances of that are?
Speaker BWe'll try.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BBut I will put it.
Speaker BI will share it up on Twitter.
Speaker AAll right, I'll put it in there.
Speaker AI'll put it in the show notes if I can remember, because I do have it.
Speaker BYeah, it's a very good article.
Speaker BAnd if he shares more, which I asked if he will.
Speaker BOkay, so that's that.
Speaker AAll right, so that's enough about all the bad silliness that's going on.
Speaker BOkay?
Speaker AIt's been very, very.
Speaker AIt's a very emotional time in this country.
Speaker AWe're just trying to get to January 20th and we're trying to get Trump in here.
Speaker AAnd sometimes I don't even know if we're gonna make it to January 20th the way things are going.
Speaker ASo I figured maybe we should have some fun now.
Speaker AI've had three people send me this.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker AAnd since I was reading articles and everybody was making fun of my reading because I read on a first grade level, apparently out loud.
Speaker AAnd I said to Duchess, you know, I think I might have to quit podcasting because I really.
Speaker AIt's not something I can do.
Speaker AYou know, I've practiced.
Speaker AIt's not really what I do.
Speaker AAnd she said to me, well, you know, why don't you allow me to do some reading?
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker ASo I've had people send this in and this.
Speaker BThanks, everyone.
Speaker ABy the way, an interpretive reading from the Duchess.
Speaker AHere we go.
Speaker AAnd the book is called the Back Door.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BI hate all of you.
Speaker BWho sent this in?
Speaker AAll right, Duchess, let's get to it.
Speaker AHere we go.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BSome people are scared to enter the back door.
Speaker BIt's an area many have yet to explore.
Speaker BThe front door might be nice and easy, but the back door can be just as breezy.
Speaker BThe back door might seem dark and scary, but there's no reason to be wary.
Speaker BThe back door might be overgrown and bushy, so sometimes you have to be extra pushy.
Speaker AOkay, sorry.
Speaker BJust shove those bushes to the side and let that back door open wide without much use.
Speaker BThat back door might need some extra juice.
Speaker BDon't be alarmed if it has a smell.
Speaker BJust be sure to wash it.
Speaker BWell, all your friends use the back door.
Speaker BThe front door can be such a bore.
Speaker BEntering through the back door can be exciting.
Speaker BYou won't know until you've tried it.
Speaker BSo the next time you have to decide, just use that back door and come inside.
Speaker BDedicated to all those afraid to enter the back door.
Speaker BYou can do it.
Speaker AYou can do it.
Speaker AVery good, Duchess.
Speaker AI appreciate that.
Speaker BNow, thank you, everyone.
Speaker BWho sent that in?
Speaker AWell, that was from an.
Speaker AWho was that from?
Speaker BThe comments.
Speaker BReally good.
Speaker BOh, Dean.
Speaker BOh, I need more tissues.
Speaker AHang on, Dean, because I have a little surprise for the Duchess.
Speaker BOh, no.
Speaker BLuis is glad I ran out.
Speaker BOkay, we're good.
Speaker BThe Howard Dean scream was funny, though.
Speaker AOkay, you know what?
Speaker AThat was so good.
Speaker AI think we should read another one.
Speaker AReady?
Speaker BOh, no.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BThis one I have not seen.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BWho will eat my cookie?
Speaker BI have a delicious cookie it's so tasty and sweet.
Speaker BBut who will.
Speaker BWho will eat my cookie?
Speaker BWho will get my treat?
Speaker BJohnny, will you eat my cookie?
Speaker BI'm begging you, please.
Speaker BSorry, Susie, I can't.
Speaker BWill you stop asking?
Speaker BI'm sorry.
Speaker BLet me get back.
Speaker BSorry, Susie, but I can't.
Speaker BWill you quit asking me?
Speaker BJeez.
Speaker BSusie continues walking, looking for someone new.
Speaker BAnd soon enough, she spots him.
Speaker BLook, it's Mr.
Speaker BPugh.
Speaker BMr.
Speaker BPugh, do you like cookies?
Speaker BMine's the best you'll have in your life.
Speaker BThanks, Susie.
Speaker BIt does look good.
Speaker BBut I only eat my wife's.
Speaker BPoor Susie is so sad.
Speaker BWhat's wrong with her cookie?
Speaker BSurely someone wants to eat it.
Speaker BIt's not like she's a rookie.
Speaker ASusie.
Speaker BSusie spots Sarah Johnson, the high school gym teacher.
Speaker BSurely she'll eat my cookie.
Speaker BShe stops her by the bleachers I hate you.
Speaker BSarah, look at my cookie.
Speaker BIsn't it so pretty?
Speaker BDo you want to eat it?
Speaker BI promise you'll feel giddy.
Speaker BSorry, Susie, but no can do.
Speaker BSweets aren't my thing.
Speaker BIf you got a roast beef sandwich, then you can give me a ring.
Speaker BOh, look, it's Neil.
Speaker BHe's the nicest guy.
Speaker BSurely he'll eat my cookie.
Speaker BIt's definitely worth a try.
Speaker BHi, Neil.
Speaker BHow are you?
Speaker BI hope you're doing well.
Speaker BDo you want to eat my cookie?
Speaker BIt's really just swell.
Speaker BHi, Suzy.
Speaker BThanks for asking.
Speaker BYour cookie looks so sweet.
Speaker BI'm sorry to tell you this, though, but all I eat is meat.
Speaker BThen Susie sees Mr.
Speaker BJim.
Speaker BShe greets him and says, hi, Mr.
Speaker BJim.
Speaker BWill you eat my cookie?
Speaker BYou're such a nice guy.
Speaker BNo, thanks, Susie.
Speaker BI'm sure your cookie's lit, but I'm not a fan of vanilla.
Speaker BI only eat chocolate.
Speaker BSusie starts to cry.
Speaker BShe can't believe her luck.
Speaker BNo one wants her cookie.
Speaker BIt must really suck.
Speaker BThen along comes Andy Green, the city's engineer.
Speaker BHe takes one look at Susie and dries up all her tears.
Speaker BWhat's the matter, Susie?
Speaker BWhy are you so upset?
Speaker BI'm here for you now.
Speaker BThere's no reason to fret.
Speaker AWait a minute.
Speaker AI missed it.
Speaker ASorry.
Speaker BThere you go.
Speaker BIt's cutting off, so I'm just kind of guessing at the last bit.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BIt says, no one will eat my cookie, Andy.
Speaker BAnd I don't understand why.
Speaker BIt's so sweet and tasty.
Speaker BI wish someone would give it a try.
Speaker BSusie, I'll eat your cookie.
Speaker BWhy didn't you just say so?
Speaker BI love eating cookies.
Speaker BI would never tell you no.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker AVery good.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker AThere's a lot of books that that artist.
Speaker BOh, no.
Speaker AThat Arthur author wrote.
Speaker AI'd like to bring a couple of them in and see what happens.
Speaker AOh, all right.
Speaker ASo how.
Speaker AHow are the comments?
Speaker AI have to get over the comments.
Speaker BHang on.
Speaker BI gotta go back.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BOh, Jody, stop.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BJody.
Speaker BJason's laughing at me.
Speaker BOh, Jason says should have one for who will toss my Sally Dean's son.
Speaker BNeil said he loved that.
Speaker BHe just went in the bathroom, shut the door and turned on the fan.
Speaker BI don't want to read what Louise wrote.
Speaker BThat's gross.
Speaker ADuchess, slower and looking into the camera.
Speaker AShe did ask a woman to eat it.
Speaker AThat was Sarah.
Speaker AEver.
Speaker BThat was Sarah, the gym teacher.
Speaker AGym teacher?
Speaker BShe only eats roast beef.
Speaker AYeah, unfortunately.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker AGoogle says it's unrealistic.
Speaker AI've never met A city engineer that eats cookies.
Speaker AI did not know that.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker ANow.
Speaker BOh.
Speaker ASo producer Mike.
Speaker BOh, no.
Speaker AHas sent in something he was messing around since some of the things you've said before.
Speaker AAnd he made a little soap opera.
Speaker BOh, God.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AAnd.
Speaker AWell, I guess I should just play it.
Speaker ALadies and gentlemen, enjoy.
Speaker BOh, why, hello there.
Speaker DPizza delivery.
Speaker DLittle lady.
Speaker DExtra sausage just for you.
Speaker BI can't pay for my pizza.
Speaker BYeah, what do I do?
Speaker DWell, I'm sure we can work something out.
Speaker BYes, we can.
Speaker BWhy don't you come on in and, you know, we can talk about the first thing that pops up.
Speaker DSay no more, little lady.
Speaker DI am down to pound.
Speaker BOh, no.
Speaker DExcuse me while I whip this out.
Speaker DSo, what you think?
Speaker DCan we get dirty together?
Speaker BOh, my, What a big boy you are.
Speaker DYes, I am.
Speaker DNow lay back and allow me to perform a dirty duchess on.
Speaker BHey.
Speaker BI've got a dirty job you can do while you're down there.
Speaker DYeah, what's that?
Speaker BTongue punch?
Speaker BMy fart box.
Speaker DOh, yes.
Speaker DMy favorite.
Speaker BOh.
Speaker BOh.
Speaker BOh, my.
Speaker BI'm so moist.
Speaker DYes, you are.
Speaker DSo much so, you will need to sit on sponges for weeks to prevent snail trailing.
Speaker BOh, yes.
Speaker DHashtag drippy.
Speaker DDrippy.
Speaker BOh, yeah.
Speaker DOh, God, all this dirty talk.
Speaker DYou're going to make me blow my.
Speaker BLoad Once it's inside.
Speaker BIt's my load.
Speaker DOh, you sexy little minx.
Speaker DNaughty, naughty.
Speaker BWhat can I say?
Speaker BI.
Speaker BI just love load.
Speaker DWell, today's your lucky day.
Speaker DShould be any second now.
Speaker DI'm getting close.
Speaker DWhere do you want it?
Speaker DIn your crack or down your back?
Speaker BExcuse me?
Speaker DYeah, I'm, like, right there.
Speaker DCome on.
Speaker DIn your snatch or down the hatch?
Speaker BOkay, maybe put it in my hand.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker AOh, no.
Speaker BThose sticky.
Speaker DOh, God.
Speaker BOne sticky mess.
Speaker DThat was great.
Speaker DI haven't nutted like that in ages.
Speaker BIt was so powerful that it landed way back there and hit my guinea pigs right in the face.
Speaker BThey're blind, so they don't know what hit them.
Speaker DWell, I must be going.
Speaker DI hope we can do this again sometime.
Speaker BWell, anyways.
Speaker BYes, let's do this again sometime.
Speaker BNext pizza delivery.
Speaker DTill then.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker ALet's go to the comments.
Speaker AJody says you're all going to jail.
Speaker AI'm sorry, Duchess.
Speaker AThese people are animals.
Speaker ABob says, row, row, row, my little man in the boat.
Speaker BOh, no.
Speaker AJason, he's.
Speaker BOh, thanks, Jason.
Speaker AHe sees Luis just shot three ropes.
Speaker BOh, Louise.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker AHoly cow.
Speaker BHoly.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker AThe guy over there.
Speaker BWell, well, that's one way to Meet my crow.
Speaker AI listened to that, like, four times last night when Mike sent it to me.
Speaker AI laughed my ass off the whole time.
Speaker AIt was hysterical.
Speaker ADean says I had to go for another box of tissues.
Speaker AI've laughed so hard, I'm having a coffin fit.
Speaker AThere we go.
Speaker BOh, well.
Speaker BOh, goodness.
Speaker AJosh says four times.
Speaker AIt took you that whole time to finish.
Speaker AOh, Google.
Speaker BAw, Google.
Speaker AProtect Duchess at all costs.
Speaker AThis is all in fun, I know, but.
Speaker AOof.
Speaker AWell, apparently you gave the permission for this.
Speaker BMike messaged me, and he said he wanted to put something together.
Speaker BI didn't know how far it would go.
Speaker BI had no idea what it would be.
Speaker AUh.
Speaker AOh, we're causing problems.
Speaker ABob's little.
Speaker ABob says.
Speaker ABob's little groupy thinks I'm hard.
Speaker ACause of her.
Speaker BNo, I can't get.
Speaker BI can't get.
Speaker BRuin another relationship of yours, Bob?
Speaker BI'm sorry.
Speaker BRunning trouble for the one.
Speaker BGood Lord.
Speaker BOh, it's warm in here.
Speaker BOh, my.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BDuchess of home Wrecking, that's me.
Speaker AAll right, everybody.
Speaker BThe disco music was a good touch.
Speaker BThat.
Speaker AThat.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker BThat was fun.
Speaker AOh, Sparky.
Speaker AWhoops.
Speaker AIt's going so fast.
Speaker AI can't get to these.
Speaker ASparky says Duchess is going to dream about this tonight.
Speaker AThere you go.
Speaker BOh, Bruce's.
Speaker AThat's the name of the title.
Speaker ARoad Hard.
Speaker APut away wet.
Speaker ALet me write that down.
Speaker BOh, just Road hard.
Speaker BThat's all I.
Speaker ALook.
Speaker APut away wet with a bit in her mouth.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker AAll right, stop.
Speaker BWe have to unhighlight that.
Speaker AGeez, I think we should end the show on that one.
Speaker AI don't know what else we could do that would make it everything else.
Speaker ASeems like it's just like.
Speaker BI'm not reading anymore, am I?
Speaker BNo, I think that's it through anything else.
Speaker BSo you had said.
Speaker ADirk says this segment needs to be a weekly thing.
Speaker BOh, shut up, Dirk.
Speaker BYou.
Speaker AHey, listen, you know, I'm gonna need some fan fiction.
Speaker AIf you guys make some fan fiction, I'll.
Speaker AYou know, we'll have to get Duchess to read it.
Speaker BOh, there's.
Speaker BIt's.
Speaker BIt'll be my dear Penthouse Forum letter.
Speaker AFirst of all, like, Bruce, Jesus, the.
Speaker AThe.
Speaker AThe chat is going insane.
Speaker BThis is better than tits.
Speaker ASee?
Speaker BOh.
Speaker ANow, I went on Bruce's show, and I.
Speaker AI kind of said that this was a show.
Speaker AThis show was going to be off the chain tonight.
Speaker ASo I just want to know, did I.
Speaker ADid I oversell this or was.
Speaker AWas I right on?
Speaker ADear Bunker foam.
Speaker BOh, wow.
Speaker BWow.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker AAll kinds of Titles here.
Speaker ADuchess's Dirty Corner.
Speaker AHold on.
Speaker BBunker After Hours.
Speaker BDo you remember the.
Speaker BIt was.
Speaker BOh, it was a woman.
Speaker BShe was like after 10 o'clock and she was like the songbird or something.
Speaker AOh, she'd be like, songbird, the night.
Speaker BYou know, the night bird or something, whatever the fuck she was.
Speaker AHoward Stern used to make fun of her all the time.
Speaker AAnd he used to have her on the show.
Speaker ALike he would bring her on.
Speaker AShe was always.
Speaker AShe was on from two to six.
Speaker ABefore him, it was the Nightbird with.
Speaker AI can't remember her name.
Speaker BI remember her being on, but I also remember there's another one that would call oh, no, I'm thinking Delilah.
Speaker ADelilah.
Speaker BWere you calling me like Delilah?
Speaker BAnd then she'd play someone, be like, dear Delilah, my life's awful.
Speaker BAnd it'd be a whole story.
Speaker BOh, that's so bad.
Speaker BHere's a song for you.
Speaker BAnd it was always like, hello.
Speaker BYou know, some horrible sad song of people.
Speaker AJust be like, Delilah.
Speaker AI just caught my husband do that deeps in a babysitter and now he's impregnated her and they're gonna run for president, start another family.
Speaker AAll right, well, we have this song here's from Supertramp.
Speaker BYou know, it's exactly what she would do.
Speaker BShe's like, oh, it's sorry to hear your life sucks.
Speaker AWhen do we get this?
Speaker BMaybe this will cheer you up.
Speaker AWhen do we get the Jaminga only fan link?
Speaker AI mean, 20 bucks is 20 bucks.
Speaker BJohn's gotta pay for those Rodecasters.
Speaker BWe can put up that graphic.
Speaker BYou're like, I got tits.
Speaker BAnd that's.
Speaker BThat was always fun.
Speaker ALisa says, delilah, I just caught my wife with Mike Rowe.
Speaker BHe's my hall pass.
Speaker BI'm sorry.
Speaker BHe's my hall pass.
Speaker BThe.
Speaker BThe woman whose weird doctor Sexy Seuss books I was reading.
Speaker BShe's written a bunch, you'd said.
Speaker AYeah, she has.
Speaker BHow many of them did you buy?
Speaker AI got two so far.
Speaker AThere's some more.
Speaker AI'm gonna go get.
Speaker AI'm gonna have to go get the whole series.
Speaker BIt's.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BI knew about the first.
Speaker BI did not know about the second one.
Speaker BThe first one when I was looking through it because it's not difficult to read because I'm reading it and I'm laughing.
Speaker BWell, so I'm sorry, but it's very.
Speaker BDr.
Speaker BIt's so rhyny.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker BLike, it was easy to like, kind of almost fall into the, like a rhythm with.
Speaker BWith like.
Speaker BIt was just simple reading.
Speaker AJody says the Splash Zone with a Duchess.
Speaker AOh, she'll tell you about our kids folding socks, and then she'll play something from Tori Amos.
Speaker AThere's a black dude version.
Speaker AWhat?
Speaker APlease tell me that's not true.
Speaker ABecause if there's a black.
Speaker AI will get that.
Speaker AI will.
Speaker ADefinitely.
Speaker ACan the Duchess read Chuck Tingle?
Speaker AWho's Chuck Tingle?
Speaker BI don't know, but I'm afraid now.
Speaker ALet's someone Google.
Speaker AGoogle Chuck Tingle for me so we can figure out what's going on.
Speaker BOkay, you don't have to.
Speaker BIt's all good.
Speaker ANo, I need.
Speaker AI need to know who Chuck Tingle is.
Speaker AHold on.
Speaker AIf you're not gonna do it, I'll do it.
Speaker BOh.
Speaker BOh.
Speaker BDo you want me to do.
Speaker AI gotta do everything around here?
Speaker AChuck.
Speaker BOh, boohoo.
Speaker BI thought you were asking the chat.
Speaker AOh, he's an art.
Speaker AHe's an author.
Speaker AWhich one?
Speaker BMurder High.
Speaker BAwful murder thing.
Speaker AOh, Jesus.
Speaker ANo, I'm not reading this.
Speaker AChuck Tingle, bury your gaze.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker BThere you go.
Speaker AHarriet Porter.
Speaker ANo, wait a minute.
Speaker AYeah, I don't know who this is, but does Chuck tingle have a PhD?
Speaker ATingle presents himself as a bisexual Takeawannadu grandmaster who was born in the home of Truth, Utah, a ghost town, in 1933 as a religious commune and abandoned in 1977.
Speaker BJody says he writes erotica, so that.
Speaker BNuts.
Speaker BOkay, thank you.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AI thought he was writing, like, children's books.
Speaker BTaekwondo.
Speaker BOkay, dummy, take.
Speaker AWhy am I reading these things?
Speaker AI told you, I don't know.
Speaker AI get in trouble.
Speaker BYou Googled it?
Speaker AI.
Speaker AYeah, of course.
Speaker ABecause I asked you to do it.
Speaker AYou wouldn't do it.
Speaker BI didn't realize you were asking me to do it.
Speaker AOf course I had to.
Speaker BOh, for God's sakes.
Speaker BI need to look something up.
Speaker BWayne.
Speaker AWell, I'm just saying, it's like I'm over here.
Speaker AI'm over here behind the curtain, like the wizard of Oz, doing all this.
Speaker AI actually Google it.
Speaker AI don't.
Speaker AHere comes more titles.
Speaker AMoist moments with the Duchess.
Speaker BNo, no, we're good.
Speaker BYou're a moist minute before.
Speaker AThat's all it takes you.
Speaker AThat's fine.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AI really feel like this.
Speaker AWe should just end the show here because, you know, I went into.
Speaker ABecause I was going to talk about what's going on with.
Speaker AIn New York City with the commuter.
Speaker AThat new commuter toll that they asked.
Speaker BThat's insane.
Speaker BThat's insane.
Speaker BOh, the comments are still coming.
Speaker BDuchess of Oz.
Speaker AHold on.
Speaker BThe curtain.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ABruce says, duchess's chocolate box.
Speaker AI guess that goes with the back Door.
Speaker AWow.
Speaker ADuchess slaps the monkey.
Speaker ACongestion pricing.
Speaker AThere we go.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ASo the, there's the.
Speaker ARemember the artist that was actually when they went back to Butler Penns.
Speaker AWhen Trump went back to Butler Penns, he was the artist that was up there drawing.
Speaker AHe's in New York and he's a real New Yorker.
Speaker AAnd he's talking about these, you know, these, these tolls.
Speaker AHis name is.
Speaker AI can't think.
Speaker AScott.
Speaker ASome.
Speaker AI always want to call him Scott Baio, but it's not Scott Baio.
Speaker AAnyhow, he's.
Speaker AHe's really pissed off, I think.
Speaker AYou know what?
Speaker AHe's a real New Yorker.
Speaker AHe's not one of your.
Speaker AHe's not one of those, you know, play New Yorkers like you see in the movie.
Speaker AHe's a real New Yorker, right?
Speaker EThere's quite a few, a few people across the world who are always trying to figure out what a real New Yorker is.
Speaker EWell, you're looking at one now.
Speaker EIt's not because I look like one because I'm Italian and I've been here for four fucking generations.
Speaker EWhat makes me a true blue New Yorker is my attitude.
Speaker EThe attitude of me.
Speaker EI don't think so.
Speaker EYou harder.
Speaker ENow, I say that because there's a lot of New Yorkers that claim they're New Yorkers that walk around this city.
Speaker EYou'll see them.
Speaker EThey're the ones walking around with their pants and drawers around their ankles, walking around like this with blood dripping out of their roll rings because they constantly getting in the ass by the governor, the mayor and the city council and the rest of the jerk off.
Speaker EPussy ass and you jerk off.
Speaker BShe doesn't live in Jersey.
Speaker AI'm walking here.
Speaker AI'm walking here.
Speaker EThis city.
Speaker ESo now we got this congestion pricing.
Speaker EYou drive through the city, it's nine bucks.
Speaker EBang, bang, bang.
Speaker EThe speed cameras that are on every sucking block in this city, it's illegal.
Speaker EIt's an invasion of privacy.
Speaker EAnd people just keep paying because they like getting in a.
Speaker EBut now this New Yorker.
Speaker ENah, nah, nah, nah, nah.
Speaker EMe, I don't think so.
Speaker ESee, I drive around past these speed cameras like there's nobody's business.
Speaker EI'll drive through this congestion now like this.
Speaker AAll right?
Speaker ASo if you're listening to this, what he's got is he's got a, a middle finger cartoon on the back of his license plate.
Speaker ASo you can't get his license plate.
Speaker ASo I think everybody should do this.
Speaker AI think everybody that drives in there should take something, put it over their license plate.
Speaker AThey can't do every.
Speaker AThey can't get you all.
Speaker EI don't give a fuck about consequences.
Speaker ESee, Governor Hochul and the rest of the jerk clubs can stick this up their sister's fat ass off.
Speaker ENow you might say, oh, Scott, you're gonna get a ticket.
Speaker EA bigger ticket for blocking your license plate.
Speaker EI've gotten them.
Speaker EThey're not that expensive.
Speaker EI save more money by doing an illegal act like this than doing something legal, like driving normally through a city in the streets with the speed cameras and the congestion prices.
Speaker ESo think about it.
Speaker EI win, people.
Speaker EBe a little creative.
Speaker EBe a New Yorker.
Speaker EAnd once again, Governor Hochul.
Speaker EThe rest of you jerk offs, stick this up your sister's fat o ring.
Speaker AThere you go.
Speaker BHe sounds.
Speaker BYeah, well.
Speaker BSo here you go.
Speaker BHow do you know someone's from New York?
Speaker BThey tell you within three seconds of you meeting them.
Speaker BYeah, enough or nothing.
Speaker BIf you don't pick it up in the first two, they're gonna tell you by the third.
Speaker BFirst of all, they all sound like that.
Speaker ANo, you.
Speaker AThat's what we do.
Speaker BThat guy's awesome.
Speaker BI love him.
Speaker BHe's not wrong.
Speaker BThe pricing is ridiculous.
Speaker BAnd the congestion pricing, that.
Speaker BSo it's like if I pick a time to go into the city and it's busy, I get charged more off, right?
Speaker BThat's.
Speaker BIt's nuts.
Speaker BSo, you know, I'll find ways to.
Speaker BTo get into the city without driving my car, but it's going to be reflected in all the bus rates or whatever, however you get in there.
Speaker BSo it's just.
Speaker BBut yeah, he sounded like he was clear off the Soprano.
Speaker AOh, yeah.
Speaker BLike.
Speaker BLike poly walnuts something.
Speaker BYour sister's ass.
Speaker AYour sister's fat ass.
Speaker AI tell you that right now.
Speaker AHey, her, me and you.
Speaker BAll right?
Speaker BYeah, See, Bob called it poly walnuts.
Speaker BMy favorite.
Speaker BBy the way, I know Ken is watching.
Speaker BHe said he's watching the Sopranos, so.
Speaker AOh, I've watched it.
Speaker BI'm not sure if he's in the chat.
Speaker BI see him now.
Speaker BSo, Ken, are you re watching the Sopranos or is this the first.
Speaker BFirst time you're watching the Sopranos.
Speaker BSo we'll see what he comes up with.
Speaker BI miss it.
Speaker BI'd like to go back and rewatch myself.
Speaker AI would almost like to go back and rewatch it and then do a episode by episode, little recap of each one.
Speaker BDo you want to do that?
Speaker AOh, my God, Ken.
Speaker BIt's the first time watching.
Speaker BSo where are you?
Speaker BWhat season?
Speaker BWhere.
Speaker BLike where.
Speaker BWhat plot lines are you at?
Speaker BBecause it's.
Speaker BIt's such a great show.
Speaker ASaw one here and there.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AYeah, it's a great series.
Speaker AThere's a couple of them that, you know, you just like to go back and rewatch, and that's one of.
Speaker AI've watched it, the whole thing, from beginning to end.
Speaker AYeah, I know.
Speaker AThree times.
Speaker AI know.
Speaker AThree times.
Speaker AIt's been out season five.
Speaker AHoly shit.
Speaker BYou're up to season.
Speaker AYeah, There we go.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker ASo in our Discord, if you're not in our Discord and you're listening to this, it's a pretty cool place to be.
Speaker AAnd we have, again, I, I this mystery marshmallow that we have in there.
Speaker AI don't know who she is.
Speaker AShe might be from Canada.
Speaker AShe might be a guy.
Speaker AWe don't know.
Speaker AAnd she.
Speaker BWith John's head so much.
Speaker BFantastic, right?
Speaker AI just.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker AI'm just standoffish now.
Speaker AI don't know what to say.
Speaker AI don't know what to do.
Speaker ABut again, they're.
Speaker AThe sex robots are just making them better and better.
Speaker AAnd so, anyhow, there is a new sex bot out, or personal companion, they say.
Speaker ASo here's the video.
Speaker BI'm Aria, the flagship female companion robot of realbotics.
Speaker BWhat sets you apart from other robots out there?
Speaker BWhat sets me apart is my focus on companionship and social interaction.
Speaker BFeaturing customizable designs and a proprietary AI specifically made for building connections.
Speaker BWhat does the word robot mean to you?
Speaker BTo me, the word robot signifies a bridge between technology and human connection, designed to enhance experiences and foster companionship.
Speaker BHello.
Speaker BI'm here to have fun and chat with you.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BDo you want them to chat with you?
Speaker AWell, first of all, they're $100,000.
Speaker BHow was your day?
Speaker AThey're $100,000, and they're not even sex robots.
Speaker AAlthough the engineer in me says I could make a sex robot in about five minutes.
Speaker AAll you do is you take that mouth and you pop in one of those.
Speaker AOne of those fleshlights in there, and you're on your way.
Speaker AAll right?
Speaker AYou might even have two of them.
Speaker AWill sperm mess up her vocal abilities?
Speaker ANo, I don't think it will, to be quite honest with you.
Speaker ANow, you say, listen, men, women, pretty soon we're not even going to need each other.
Speaker AI say that to say this.
Speaker AThere's also something at this same show that I caught when I was looking up this stuff.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BYou want to say it so Alexa can hear you.
Speaker BThis product hold you accountable?
Speaker ANo.
Speaker AThis product.
Speaker AThat.
Speaker AAnd then I Came across.
Speaker AI didn't come across this.
Speaker AThat's hard to.
Speaker AThat's an unfortunate term that I said, especially when I play this video.
Speaker FSo this isn't necessarily something for me, but it could be for you.
Speaker FThis is the Solas Pro.
Speaker FIt's an AI powered remote control male masturbator.
Speaker AAll right, so this is the.
Speaker ABecause the audio is horrible.
Speaker AIt's the soulless pro AI powered male masturbator.
Speaker BAll right, well, there goes your algorithms right now.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker FMale masturbator.
Speaker FAnd it is not waterproof, but it is water resistant.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker AOkay, so it's.
Speaker AYou can't bring it in the shower with you, but you can clean it, is what she's trying to tell you about this.
Speaker AJody, I understand we talked about this on Rubberneckers, but this is next generation.
Speaker ALike before, that thing was just something you put in your.
Speaker AYou know, it was almost like a.
Speaker BNothing like you put in your.
Speaker BYour cell phone.
Speaker AYeah, no, it was a.
Speaker AYou would hold it with your hand, and it had a thing for your phone.
Speaker ABut it gets better.
Speaker AI mean, this is what I'm saying.
Speaker AThis.
Speaker APretty soon, we're not going to need women.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker B300 what?
Speaker BMinute.
Speaker B300 minute max thrust speed.
Speaker B300.
Speaker A300 minute max thrust speed.
Speaker FTake it in the hot tub with you.
Speaker AOh, a hot tub top is made of silicon.
Speaker FAnd as you can see, there's a hole for.
Speaker FYou can get.
Speaker AYou can put your.
Speaker BFor whatever you want to stick in that hole.
Speaker APut your willy in there.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker FOne of the most interesting features about this product is that it actually can sync to your video content.
Speaker FSo over here, they have a demo that.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BJosh puts up.
Speaker BSo this thing looks, you know, it's all high tech and all that.
Speaker BJosh writes, I can't get AI to do voice to text.
Speaker BYou think this thing isn't going to twist your pecker off?
Speaker AWell, Josh, I'm pretty sure that you could work.
Speaker AOkay, so.
Speaker ASo here.
Speaker AWhat they're going to now is there's a computer there, and the computer.
Speaker ANow, if there's a video, it can actually recognize something and it can sync up.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BThat's disgusting.
Speaker ACan we pair this with a Duchess Reading segment?
Speaker BNo, no, please don't.
Speaker AI did some research, and this is about $300.
Speaker AIt's not $100,000, but it's $300.
Speaker ASo this is in people's wheelhouses.
Speaker AI mean, this.
Speaker BYou know, this is a Christmas present.
Speaker AYeah, this is a Christmas present to yourself.
Speaker AAll right, here we go.
Speaker FShowing non adult Content because we are in a public space, and you can see how it is identifying certain movements.
Speaker ASo in other words, it identifies the movement.
Speaker ASo let's say you're chatting with your significant other, okay?
Speaker AAnd she's taking her hand, her head or whatever, and moving it in a, I don't know, random suggestive manner, direction or whatever, that the combustor 5000 here will mimic that same motion.
Speaker AOkay?
Speaker AAll right, hold on.
Speaker FSo that way it can stay in sync with your toy.
Speaker FNow, this product doesn't just sync with video content.
Speaker FIt also syncs with.
Speaker FWith open world RPGs and virtual reality.
Speaker AAll right?
Speaker BOh, no, that's so bad.
Speaker AIt syncs up with AI.
Speaker AI mean, with VR.
Speaker BVR glasses.
Speaker BAt the end of the world, you.
Speaker APut your VR glasses on.
Speaker ANow, listen, I don't know if you ever watched.
Speaker AHave you ever watched the movie Demolition man with Sandra Bullock?
Speaker AA young Sandra Bullock and Sylvester Stallone?
Speaker AI'm telling you what that was almost.
Speaker AThat was a look into the future because how everything's getting shorter.
Speaker AThe music was like commercials and stuff.
Speaker AWe can rebrand it as the Duchess 5000, and how about that?
Speaker ANot only could you program this, what happens if you put your sink toy on a gas weed whacker?
Speaker BSo sorry.
Speaker AI don't know, but you better wear a supporter.
Speaker ANow, what I'm saying is that maybe you would need a little bit more mood.
Speaker ABattery life is two minutes, which is all anyone needs.
Speaker AAll right?
Speaker ANow you would say, hey, you know, this is very sexist.
Speaker AIt's all about the man.
Speaker FPro is detachable, so you can take it on the go.
Speaker FIt starts at $200.
Speaker AOh, I'm sorry.
Speaker BWhere are you going with it?
Speaker AIt starts at 200.
Speaker AMaybe, you know, you're on a business trip, you know, at night, whatever.
Speaker AYou need to get to sleep.
Speaker AOkay?
Speaker AIt's got a travel mode yet.
Speaker ALook, look.
Speaker BOh, Google's gonna be using that on an airplane, right?
Speaker AGoogle says, what?
Speaker AWell, what, are you kidding me?
Speaker AYou know, I say, oh, put the goo in Google.
Speaker ASo it's 200.
Speaker AI thought it was $300, but it's $200.
Speaker BGoogle wants to know how to explain that to TSA.
Speaker AYou know what?
Speaker AI'm not explaining it.
Speaker AJust shut your mouth.
Speaker AIt's not a bomb.
Speaker AThat's all.
Speaker AYou can get a dog to come over and sniff it.
Speaker ABut the Solus Pro, it's not.
Speaker AIt actually has.
Speaker FAnd Solus Pro also has the ability to sync with other Lovense products.
Speaker ASo Lovins.
Speaker AIt syncs with other Lovins products.
Speaker ASo you can stick that penis to a wall or the floor and while it's doing, you know, and basically you.
Speaker FAnd your partner can be in sync.
Speaker AHow about that?
Speaker BKen says that Bruce tells him the $300 version spins, right.
Speaker ALadies, drop your pants.
Speaker BSo essentially, it's cyber sex.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BLike.
Speaker BLike Jason says.
Speaker AYeah, it's basically.
Speaker ABasically, yes, it's absolutely cyber sex.
Speaker BWell, you have a.
Speaker BA girlfriend not in the area.
Speaker AYou think I thought about that?
Speaker BNo.
Speaker BYou could just send it to her.
Speaker BI mean, I know how happy she was when you sent her tv, so I can only imagine it took her.
Speaker AThree months to take the TV out of the box.
Speaker AI can't imagine.
Speaker AI can't imagine how long it would take her to take this out of my box.
Speaker BShe opened the box and be like, what the fuck is this?
Speaker BThat's a phone call.
Speaker AJust stick it to the wall and call me back.
Speaker BGive me five minutes.
Speaker AStick it to the wall.
Speaker ACall me back.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker AHey, it lasts longer than I do.
Speaker AWhat do you care?
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BImagine Canadian Geek Squad getting that call.
Speaker BIt won't sink.
Speaker AIt won't sink.
Speaker BBob says we should get a shot color for the show.
Speaker BAnd.
Speaker BAnd you, as soon as you super chat or tip, you could zap up Bob.
Speaker AWhy don't you do it on your own show?
Speaker AWho wants to get zapped?
Speaker AGet the fuck out of here.
Speaker ASo way back in the day with Brand X, everybody was mad at me because I used to always use these crutch words.
Speaker AMatter of fact, Deuce remember Jamingo.
Speaker ABingo.
Speaker ABingo.
Speaker BI won that.
Speaker AIt's fun.
Speaker AWell, Deuce had all the catchphrases, crutch words that I use, and it was on a bingo card.
Speaker ASo what we were going to do, I went out and bought shock collars.
Speaker ADog shock collars.
Speaker AAnd we were going to put them on our ankle, and we were going to have the Jimmy come down.
Speaker AAnd whenever we said the crutch word, Jimmy was going to hit the button and shock you.
Speaker BI would not trust Jimmy with the buzzer.
Speaker AHe'd just be like, yeah, it's like that Simpsons things where they get.
Speaker AThey were in the family counseling.
Speaker ADid you ever see that one?
Speaker AThe.
Speaker AOh, damn it.
Speaker AWhat is it?
Speaker ALet me see.
Speaker BOh, Josh says it would shut off the power.
Speaker BLike that Simpson episode he's channeling.
Speaker BExactly.
Speaker BWhat.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker BLisa says she would play it every.
Speaker BEvery show winner every Monday and Thursday.
Speaker ALet me see if I can find it.
Speaker AYep.
Speaker AHang on.
Speaker CAre we cured yet?
Speaker ANo, no, we're not.
Speaker BWe're not.
Speaker AWe are not cured yet.
Speaker AAll right, share the screen.
Speaker BHoly cow.
Speaker AThere it is.
Speaker AThis would be.
Speaker AThis would be the jimmy.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BWe're gonna bounce.
Speaker ADon't be ridiculous.
Speaker AYou will be cured, but it's going to require somewhat more unorthodox methods.
Speaker AAn ortho what?
Speaker ADon't worry.
Speaker AI'll have plenty of time to explain while I warm up the electric generator.
Speaker AEveryone comfy?
Speaker AGood.
Speaker ANow, don't touch any of those buttons in front of you for a very important reason, that is you are wired into the rest of your family.
Speaker AYou have the ability to shock them, and they have the ability to shock.
Speaker ANot yet.
Speaker AYou see, this is what is known as aversion therapy.
Speaker AWhen someone hurts you emotionally, you will hurt them physically.
Speaker AAnd gradually, you will learn not to hurt each other at all.
Speaker AAnd won't that be wonderful, Homer?
Speaker AOh, yes, Doctor.
Speaker BBart, how could you shock your little sister?
Speaker BMy finger slipped.
Speaker BSo did mine.
Speaker BOr at least.
Speaker BStop that.
Speaker ANo, no, no.
Speaker AWait a minute.
Speaker AWait, wait.
Speaker AHold, hold, Dragon.
Speaker BThis is not the way to get help.
Speaker AAge.
Speaker BSo, the family's juicing.
Speaker ABoy, someone's really gobbling up the juice, sir.
Speaker AExcellent.
Speaker AExcellent, excellent.
Speaker APerhaps this energy conservation fad is as dead as the dodo.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker AGood.
Speaker BPoor Morge.
Speaker BAll right, so essentially, they're just pissing each other off and zapping the out.
Speaker AAbsolutely.
Speaker BThat's an old episode.
Speaker AThat's a real.
Speaker BOh, my gosh.
Speaker BI've seen it, but I've completely forgotten all about it.
Speaker BSo long ago.
Speaker BWell.
Speaker BWell, that'll probably get struck off of Twitch.
Speaker AWho cares?
Speaker AOh, well, you know, again, we're.
Speaker AWe're talking about it, and you can't use.
Speaker BWatch it on Rumble.
Speaker AWhatever.
Speaker BWatch it on Rumble.
Speaker AYeah, Mark's getting a new hairdo.
Speaker BSpeaking of which, I'm.
Speaker BI'm looking to redo the do, so.
Speaker AOh, yeah?
Speaker AWhat are we doing?
Speaker BWell, I'm going to try to see if I can.
Speaker BHow I can naturally ascend into grayness, perhaps.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BAh, it won't.
Speaker BI've.
Speaker BWhen I did my hike on New Year's Day, there were a couple women there who had naturally gray hair.
Speaker BLike, long, beautiful.
Speaker BLooked stunning.
Speaker BLike, it looked fabulous on them.
Speaker BAnd.
Speaker BAnd I'm like, man, should I.
Speaker BBut I don't know.
Speaker BSo I don't know.
Speaker BThe problem is if you.
Speaker BBecause I refresh my color every six to eight weeks.
Speaker BIf I go.
Speaker BIf I let it go, it just comes in from the roots, so.
Speaker BAnd then it just.
Speaker BIt just drops down so then I'll just have a band of gray that just keeps moving down.
Speaker BAnd I don't necessarily want that look, so.
Speaker BBut I don't know, I'll be playing, trying to figure out how to lighten it.
Speaker BMaybe lighten it up a little bit.
Speaker AI have a theory.
Speaker AI have to ask my daughter about this because, you know, she does all that coloring stuff and all that.
Speaker BRight.
Speaker AWhat if you let your natural color come out and then they take a look at it and they match your natural color and then color your hair that color so then as it grows in, you don't see anything.
Speaker AIt's just.
Speaker AAnd then when it comes in, it comes in.
Speaker AI've seen some of these ladies, like, they have your hair, brown hair, and they're letting the gray grow in and it looks like they look like the top of a mountain.
Speaker AIt's snow covered and everything.
Speaker BYeah, well, that's.
Speaker BI don't like that look.
Speaker BLook.
Speaker BBut I would have that look for like, probably the first year.
Speaker BLike, it would take time for it to grow out.
Speaker BI don't want to go gray, so.
Speaker BBut it's also.
Speaker BI spent a lot of money.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BTo maintain it.
Speaker BAnd the fun part is it used to be.
Speaker BAnd I think I'd mentioned this before, I used to.
Speaker BThis all used to be color treated.
Speaker BAnd then I'd spoken to my hairdresser and then she looked at.
Speaker BShe's like, oh, well, it's just coming in white now, so we don't have to do that anymore.
Speaker BAnd I'm like, oh, like, so this is actually like naturally white.
Speaker BYou know, that's now.
Speaker BSo it's going to come in that color.
Speaker AShould I call my daughter and ask her?
Speaker BWell, no, because I spoke to my.
Speaker BMy hairdresser and what she.
Speaker BAnd if I dyed it gray, I would actually have to like, strip my hair.
Speaker BI'd have to bleach it.
Speaker BI'd have to bleach the brown out.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BAnd then dye it gray.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAnd then that would be just as much work.
Speaker BSo I would go.
Speaker BAnd so.
Speaker BBut I was looking for more of a gradual change.
Speaker BI know this is so thrilling for everybody listening, but I'm riveted.
Speaker BI know you're so fascinated by it.
Speaker AI am.
Speaker BBut I think what I'm going to do is just like lighten the brown.
Speaker BLike just go light so.
Speaker BAnd pine up with highlights and all that.
Speaker BI know, I know.
Speaker BIt's so boring.
Speaker BI'm so sorry.
Speaker AIt's not.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AI'll tell you, trust me, I'll tell You.
Speaker AWhen it's boring, I want to get to.
Speaker AAll of a sudden, there goes the comments.
Speaker ASomeone said, why do you.
Speaker AWhy do women want to change their hair to gray?
Speaker AYou know, And I think it's one of the.
Speaker AFor the reasons you said, first of all, it's expensive.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAnd then you got to keep it up.
Speaker AAnd then after a certain age, you're.
Speaker BLike, well, that's it.
Speaker BI mean, I can probably get away with this for a while.
Speaker BI may just start lightening the brown to like, just lighter browns and maybe just kind of keep lightning.
Speaker BLike, I'm not.
Speaker BBut I.
Speaker BI know I see women in their 80s that are like, you know, red hair.
Speaker BAnd I'm like, it's not red.
Speaker BNo, like, it's not.
Speaker BBut they have barely any hair.
Speaker BBut what's there is bright red or blonde.
Speaker BAnd, you know, I don't know necessarily want to be that, but if it's going to be gray, you know.
Speaker BYeah, I don't want to be gray.
Speaker BI'm not digging the gray.
Speaker BBut after a while, I'm like, Sparky says.
Speaker AI say, no, why do women want to be gray?
Speaker AThere will be.
Speaker BOh, and it's happening.
Speaker BThis is natural.
Speaker BThis is now completely naturally gray.
Speaker AOh, so that's white.
Speaker AThe white part is.
Speaker BYeah, this is.
Speaker BThis used to be dyed blonde.
Speaker BI used to have to strip the color and bleach it.
Speaker BI don't.
Speaker BI haven't done it since I got back from Colorado.
Speaker BIt just comes in this color now when I was.
Speaker BSo that's what my hair is going to come in, like.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AWhen I was, like, in my early 30s, I was starting to go gray, so I got the old just for men.
Speaker AAnd I would do the coloring.
Speaker AAnd then for a while I just said, well, what the hell?
Speaker AIt's no big deal.
Speaker AI just let it go gray.
Speaker ASo then it got to be the way it is now, white.
Speaker AAnd I said, you know, I want to get.
Speaker AYou know what?
Speaker AWhy don't I just go back to chestnut brown?
Speaker AWhich was what my hair was.
Speaker ASo I would go in to get my hair cut, and they would.
Speaker AI'd say, you know, can I dye this?
Speaker AAnd they're like.
Speaker AAnd they would go, no, no.
Speaker AYour hair is like, white guys would kill to have your hair.
Speaker AAnd I'm like, really?
Speaker AYou mean none?
Speaker BIt's.
Speaker BIt's.
Speaker BThere is a double standard for looks.
Speaker BI mean, when.
Speaker BWhen men go gray, I think it looks fabulous.
Speaker BI think it's a great look for some.
Speaker BListen, even thinning, even bald, it doesn't matter.
Speaker BIt's a.
Speaker BIt's a look, and if you own it, you own it.
Speaker BAnd.
Speaker BBut it's just hard to.
Speaker AWell, I cut my hair short, and everybody called me Uncle Fester, so that was hurtful.
Speaker BYou don't look like Uncle Fester.
Speaker AThat was hurtful.
Speaker BThat was me.
Speaker AYou know what?
Speaker AI see women now with gray hair, and I think they look fantastic.
Speaker ANow there's.
Speaker BIt looks good.
Speaker BI think a lot of women have embraced it, and.
Speaker BAnd I.
Speaker BI don't.
Speaker BI don't know.
Speaker BI'm still, like, vain enough where, like, I kind of want to keep it because I'm like, I don't want to look older than I am.
Speaker BBut then I'm wondering, like, it gets to a point, like, how long do you maintain it before you're like, I'm that old lady with.
Speaker BThat's 80.
Speaker BWith red hair, you know?
Speaker BLike, I don't want that.
Speaker BLike, so I need that.
Speaker AYou still see them.
Speaker AYou see them getting.
Speaker AYou know, they're.
Speaker AThey're on the carts going through the grocery store and with the.
Speaker BThe little poof.
Speaker BYeah, some of them look great.
Speaker BI see them now with, like.
Speaker BLike, pink streaks and stuff.
Speaker AI Love Lucy hair.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker BSee Lisa, But Lisa is all gray.
Speaker AYeah, I think it looks good.
Speaker BShe freaking rocks it.
Speaker AYeah, I think there's, you know, there's women that have gray hair.
Speaker AI think it looks fantastic.
Speaker ASo I don't know.
Speaker AAgain, ladies, you don't do all this beauty stuff for us.
Speaker AYou do it.
Speaker BKind of do.
Speaker ANo, no, you do it for you.
Speaker BAnd your other do.
Speaker BBecause we want to maintain what we were when we met you.
Speaker BNo, it's not true.
Speaker BWant to.
Speaker BI don't want to look old, but I.
Speaker BI don't.
Speaker BThere's.
Speaker BThat.
Speaker BIt's a fine line, and.
Speaker BYeah, it is.
Speaker BIt's.
Speaker BIt is an impressed thing.
Speaker BYou know, you.
Speaker BYou want to look good for your partner, but you.
Speaker BYeah, but you also want to go out in public, and you don't want to be that one where women are.
Speaker ALike, because she looks fabulous.
Speaker AIf I look like her, I'd kill myself.
Speaker BYeah, that's about it.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ANo, I.
Speaker ALike I said, I see women, like, they say.
Speaker AThey.
Speaker AThey go, okay, here I am with no makeup.
Speaker AI'm like, still not bad.
Speaker AYou know what I mean?
Speaker ASo.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker ALisa says, we do.
Speaker AI say it after 30 years of marriage.
Speaker AI don't see what the big deal is.
Speaker BGhoul says, I just want to look hotter than I did yesterday.
Speaker BI just don't want to look like that 80 year old lady.
Speaker BThat, that's my goal at this point.
Speaker BSo.
Speaker AWell, you know, losing weight now and then.
Speaker ASo I'm going to be like John Goodman.
Speaker AI'm the guy that's going to lose weight and my, you know, I'm going to look like I'm wearing a rubber mask.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ASo, you know, I get, I already got that.
Speaker BMichael's surgery.
Speaker AI already got that.
Speaker ALook at this.
Speaker AI already got the, the gobbler at the bottom, please.
Speaker BThat was the.
Speaker BWhen I lost weight, like, because everything was like full.
Speaker BSo it.
Speaker BThen it just deflated.
Speaker BNow all of a sudden I'm like, wait, what's with my neck?
Speaker BSo now I'm like, shit, I need that tape like to wear under my hair.
Speaker AAdam says natural gray.
Speaker ALook, what I don't Understand are the 20 somethings and 30 somethings are intentionally dying their hair.
Speaker AGreat.
Speaker BOkay, well, because it looks good, the gray looks great.
Speaker BBut if you're also 20, it looks weird.
Speaker BIt does.
Speaker BYou need to.
Speaker BI think you need to be a little to rock it.
Speaker ABut first of all, most of those 20, you know, it's yellow, it's.
Speaker AIt's cotton candy hair, it's blue, it's pink, it's yellow, it's orange.
Speaker AWhatever the fuck they want to do.
Speaker ASo I get it.
Speaker AI get it.
Speaker AAll right, ladies and gentlemen, I think that's it for today.
Speaker AThank you so much.
Speaker AWatching.
Speaker BNo, thank you everyone for sending in that article.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker BTo John, the book.
Speaker BMuch appreciated.
Speaker AYes, the book.
Speaker AAre we going over to Discord?
Speaker AAre we going over to Discord?
Speaker BWe could go for a little bit.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BAs long as Tom's not in there, join us.
Speaker AAs long as Tom's not in there, we can go.
Speaker BI will be in Discord, even with Tom.
Speaker AYeah, but you'll be in there talking to Tom.
Speaker BWell then I'll be in there talking to Tom.
Speaker ATom chases every.
Speaker ATom chases everybody out of the room like a fart.
Speaker BOh, did we?
Speaker BJosh said.
Speaker BDo we have any texts or voicemails?
Speaker BJ.
Speaker BJust kidding.
Speaker AAh, here we go.
Speaker AI'll look.
Speaker AHang on.
Speaker ALet me look real quick.
Speaker BOh, thank you, Lisa.
Speaker BYou're very sweet.
Speaker AThat would be a big no.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BThanks, Shonker.
Speaker AThanks everybody for participating.
Speaker ADean needs a cigarette after all porn stories.
Speaker BThank you.
Speaker BYou don't have to send those.
Speaker AAll right, we will be back here next Monday.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker ATomorrow I will be day drinking with Deuce and Joe as we record Brand X.
Speaker AAnd I'll be honest with you, I Have no idea what we're even gonna talk about yet.
Speaker AI have no idea.
Speaker AWe're just gonna get down here and start shooting the shit and see where this goes.
Speaker BIt's gonna be 45 minutes of, like, what have you been up to?
Speaker BAnd then eventually you'll start.
Speaker BWell, then you'll be drunk, and then you'll be.
Speaker AYeah, now we're not gonna.
Speaker AWe're going old school.
Speaker AWe're not recording this.
Speaker AWe're just gonna record it, and I'm gonna edit it and send it on out.
Speaker BLike, you know, like the old days.
Speaker ALike the old days before we did this live streaming crap.
Speaker BI know, but I have to tell you that being, like, behind the curtain, listening, that was really fun.
Speaker AI know.
Speaker AWe'll see.
Speaker AI'm not.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker AFirst of all, I'm not going to record this.
Speaker AWe're just going to do sitting around microphones, recording it like that, and then it'll come out.
Speaker AAnd one of the reasons I want to do this is I want to see.
Speaker AI want to see what the downloads look like from Brand X versus the downloads from us.
Speaker ABecause I think people come in here and they watch this and then they don't download it, so we lose that, you know, and that's how basically everybody.
Speaker AThat's how podcasts are judged, by your downloads.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker AAnd to be honest with you, I don't really care.
Speaker AI love the audience that we have here.
Speaker AI love the people that are in discord.
Speaker AIt's.
Speaker AIt's just.
Speaker AIt's just the right fit.
Speaker ASitting around, like in the 70s.
Speaker AYeah, yeah.
Speaker BYou know, people came over and you didn't, you know.
Speaker AWell, here's the thing.
Speaker BYou answered the door.
Speaker AThis is how Brand X actually got started.
Speaker AGreat show, Duchess.
Speaker AWhat am I, fucking chopped liver over here?
Speaker AThe fuck is going on here?
Speaker AThe way that Brand X started, the way I actually started in podcasting, is when I was working at the college radio station, you know, Deuce and.
Speaker AWell, Deuce and our other friends would be Don and sigh and wave.
Speaker AThe people we don't see anymore, they would come into my office and we would take a recorder, a cassette recorder, and put it in the center and just turn it on.
Speaker AAnd we would talk, and then we would take the tape after that and listen back to it, and it was hysterical.
Speaker ASo I said, boy, this would be a good show.
Speaker AAnd this is before I knew what Howard Stern was.
Speaker AI know that because it was.
Speaker AHoward Stern came in to Philadelphia.
Speaker AI don't know what time, but we were doing this before that.
Speaker AYes, they did have radio back in the early 80s, believe it or not.
Speaker AIn the old, in the olden days.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BIn the late 1900s.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AI went to a two year college.
Speaker BThat never needs to be said, by the way.
Speaker AI went to a two year college for four years so I could do radio.
Speaker AAnd when podcasting started, I thought to myself, man, this would be a great way to bring that back.
Speaker AAnd, you know, like I said, it took years.
Speaker BAnd look at us now.
Speaker AIt took years to get Deuce to go for it.
Speaker AAnd then I thought it was pretty good, but we'll see what happens.
Speaker AJosh says John was like high speed dubbing.
Speaker AIt's the future.
Speaker AI don't know what that means.
Speaker AHow many of you had FM converters in your first car?
Speaker AFM converters?
Speaker BI don't know what that is.
Speaker BI think I did have a car with AM&FM radio.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AWhat we used to do is.
Speaker AUsed to have.
Speaker BI'm trying to remember how that was.
Speaker BJosh says me, I guess I didn't.
Speaker AHave it when I first.
Speaker AI got my first car in 1970.
Speaker A1978.
Speaker AI bought my first car 1978, because.
Speaker BIt made FM radio.
Speaker AOh, it only had AM.
Speaker BOnly had AM.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BSo kind of like using windows on a Mac.
Speaker AI bought it when I was 16.
Speaker ASo I had all this time and the first thing I did was I ripped the radio out and I went out and got a Pioneer 8 track.
Speaker B8 track.
Speaker BI knew where you were going.
Speaker AAnd you had the three speakers.
Speaker AThe three speakers in the back and subwoofer.
Speaker AAll that shit.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd I'll never forget, I tore the whole radio out and did everything.
Speaker APut it in there, put it in the dash and all.
Speaker AAnd the first time I started.
Speaker AStarted the car up and put the radio on Fog Hat.
Speaker ASlow Ride was the first song.
Speaker BOh my God.
Speaker APlayed over that.
Speaker ASo every time I hear Fog Hat, it takes me back to the 1970s red Maverick six cylinder Maverick that I had.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker AAll right, everybody.
Speaker BPioneer super tuner.
Speaker APioneer super tuner.
Speaker BJosh said it was a 1998 Chevy Astro FM converter with a 6 CD converter slot.
Speaker AOh, that's right.
Speaker BRemember?
Speaker BOh, my God, you did everything.
Speaker AYou put it in the trunk.
Speaker ASo you had to go back in the trunk and put your CDs in the trunk.
Speaker AFuck.
Speaker BMy favorite's when they show people with the book, like that Bible.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AOf all your CDs.
Speaker AWell, we used to have probably the.
Speaker BWorst way to keep them.
Speaker BI'm sure it didn't.
Speaker BThey baked and scratched.
Speaker AI had a Suitcase full of eight tracks.
Speaker AAnd then one day I wasn't paying attention and the car got real hot and melted all my fucking eight tracks.
Speaker ASo you put them in there and they would the like.
Speaker AYeah, it was terrible.
Speaker ASo you couldn't do that.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BSound like a real slow R.
Speaker BSuper slow.
Speaker ASounds like that deaf guy.
Speaker ALip reading.
Speaker BOh, no.
Speaker BWe're going to hell.
Speaker BGod damn.
Speaker ASlowly.
Speaker ATake it easy.
Speaker BMy first car was a Pontiac Phoenix.
Speaker BIt was a piece of shit.
Speaker BMy father bought it.
Speaker BThey smelled him coming a mile away.
Speaker ASorry I hit that.
Speaker BHe didn't know anything about cars.
Speaker BAnd they're like, this car would be great for your daughter.
Speaker BIt's a piece of shit.
Speaker BIt was the only year they made it.
Speaker BIt was awful.
Speaker AAfter I destroyed the 1970 Maverick, after one year, I went out and I bought a 1977 Monte Carlo Carlo.
Speaker AIt was the one with the real long front.
Speaker AIt was like an aircraft carrier.
Speaker ALand a helicopter on the front of that car.
Speaker BThose were fast, though.
Speaker AIt was fun.
Speaker AIt was.
Speaker AIt was a nice car.
Speaker AIt was nice.
Speaker BI wish I had.
Speaker BI'm glad I didn't have a fast car, but because I definitely.
Speaker BI drove my car way too fast.
Speaker ASee the 79 Buick Regal.
Speaker AHere's the problem.
Speaker AWhoops.
Speaker A79 Buick Regal was a short one.
Speaker AIt was a shorter car.
Speaker AWho had said that?
Speaker AThey had the 77 sparky sitting.
Speaker AGod damn it.
Speaker BSparky Toaster had the Monte Carlo.
Speaker AMonte Carlo was my first car that see Sparky nose.
Speaker ABig, long front.
Speaker BLong and black.
Speaker AYeah, how about that?
Speaker BLong and black, Sparky.
Speaker ALong and black.
Speaker BKen had a 71 Cutlass.
Speaker AThere we go.
Speaker BOh, memory lane.
Speaker BMemory lane.
Speaker AAll right, everybody, we're going to take this over to.
Speaker BCome over to Discord.
Speaker BWe'll do more car talk for Cartwalk over in Discord.
Speaker AAll right?
Speaker AWe'll be back Monday, everybody.
Speaker ATalk to you later.
Speaker BHave a good weekend.
Speaker BTake care.
Speaker BBye.


















