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Speaker 2 All right, we are good good man. I am looking at this picture right now.

Speaker 2 For some reason, I went through this thing and I found a bunch of is it of Kelly Riley? No, I don't want to because that's all all you're doing. That's all you're talking about these days.

Speaker 2 You're going to get in trouble. No, you did it.
I kept it off Mike. I hope you never meet her.
No, I don't want to. You keep that seductress away from me and my home.

Speaker 2 I don't need this woman destroying my family, destroying my marriage.

Speaker 2 She was British. I didn't know that.
She's from Brestington.

Speaker 2 Chestington. Oh, I'm sorry.

Speaker 2 Chessington. Yes.
But yeah, for sure, Chestington. I'm referring to the fake Texan Kelly Riley.
Yes. On Yellowstone.

Speaker 2 Yes. She's a Montana.
She's a Montana.

Speaker 2 I'm just, I'm just, guys, she's a duck. I'm a fan, and she has been telepathically telling me.
She has been telling me through the internet that she's in love with me.

Speaker 2 And then unfortunately, I have to come and kill her husband. Yeah.
But that's something else. That's a whole other side story that's not on side stories.
I did want to show you this. What is this?

Speaker 2 This is from Brazilian Wax Museum. This is a picture.
Zepp's supposed to be Pope Francis? This is Pope Francis. And he does not look like Pope Francis.
But I think what's really funny.

Speaker 2 I did guess it was him. Yes, but you know what's funny about it? He looks like that now.
Really? Have you seen the pictures of him now? He evolved into this?

Speaker 2 Well, he's got like bloated dying face because the pope's dying? Yes, he's got pneumonia at 88. I don't care how many Catholic hospitals you got working on you.
Go, pneumonia. Go, I'm rooting.

Speaker 2 Oh, no, we're going to end up with a worst pope once this guy's got it. There's no worst pope.
There is the worst pope.

Speaker 2 The best pope of our lives. No, he's not.
He's lying. No.

Speaker 2 He's fucking lying, Eddie. No.
He walked it all back. He's a fucking liar.
He's a little-headed, elfin-shoed piece of shit. He does not like gay people.
No, he's a fucking piece of shit.

Speaker 2 He walked it all back. Fuck him.
I can't wait to see his death. Pope Francis doesn't like gay people? No, Pope Francis can fucking suck a dick, but he wouldn't because he's afraid.
Welcome to Science.

Speaker 2 He doesn't like gay people. He certainly picked a pretty gay way to call himself Frank.
Exactly.

Speaker 2 My name is Henry Sabrevsky. I'm sitting here with Ed Larson.
Oh, no, Henry. It's Kelly Riley.
No, Kelly Riley. You get away from me.

Speaker 2 You get the hell away from me.

Speaker 2 You get the hell away from me, you homewrecker.

Speaker 2 You're gross. And I hate you, Kelly Riley.
You get out of here.

Speaker 2 We were bringing it before. It was an off-mike moment.

Speaker 2 I was expressing my admiration for Kelly Riley as a performer. Oh, yeah.
What movies has she been in?

Speaker 2 She's in one. I mean,

Speaker 2 there was one movie I saw in my dreams where she was the female captain of a ship, and I was the first mate and I had to go in there and I said let's put the mate in the first mate yeah she was just like leave me alone please even in my dreams I was rejected but I have a beautiful wife who does look a lot like Kelly Riley kind of works out for me yeah

Speaker 2 I think it is adorable that you're constantly uh attracted to women that look like Natalie yes but also it's like to me and I've said this to her before nothing would make me happier for her to go out on a mission and kill this woman.

Speaker 2 Really? Only just because I would find it incredibly hot. Them fighting each other.
Oh, yeah. And then, and then her subsequent beating Kelly Riley.
Only because it would be fun to watch.

Speaker 2 Well, how do you know she'd win? Because Kelly Riley has no training and she doesn't know what's coming. She doesn't have training.
You're right. And she doesn't know what's coming.

Speaker 2 Well, now she does. She's not listening.
The warning's out there. No, she's not going to.
Yeah, I don't know. I'm saying these are my, this is my, what I thought.
Natalie's rational.

Speaker 2 She's not going to be.

Speaker 2 Oh, you're Google AI. Fuck you.
Yes, Kelly Riley can can fight.

Speaker 2 And she's demonstrated in her role as Beth Dutton on the show Yellowstone. Yes.
Not the way.

Speaker 2 She famously lost a fight in that.

Speaker 2 I didn't see that. Well, I'm not quite aware of that performance.

Speaker 2 She's all bloody and her fucking breasts are out. I saw some clips.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's fucking.
It's a hell of a scene. I like this.

Speaker 2 Although the fight scenes may look real and bloody, the actors must stay in the mindset of being ferocious, which can be exhausting.

Speaker 2 Thanks, Google AI. Thanks, Google AI.

Speaker 2 All right.

Speaker 2 So, besides my, I guess, a warning to Kelly Riley, just warn her. And just tell her I mean no harm.
Tell her we want her on the show. Ask her if she knows anything about aliens or flat earth.

Speaker 2 We talked about this earlier today.

Speaker 2 That would be great. Honestly, if I could get two of those in there, we can have her on the show.

Speaker 2 But we got big updates. Oh, yes.
There's lots of stuff. One of the biggest updates is:

Speaker 2 do we have the Polish national anthem?

Speaker 2 i think we're allowed to play that yeah right that's that's what we have to play because i'll get ding dung the witch's dead i do believe yeah

Speaker 2 roll out the barrel roll out the barrels again

Speaker 2 two sausages for me three for you

Speaker 2 we just want to say congratulations to the fatherland

Speaker 2 as it turns out

Speaker 2 jack the ripper is polish what Yep.

Speaker 2 We got wild.

Speaker 2 Is he the first Polish serial killer? No. First and last.
Well, biggest. Rich and most.

Speaker 2 Rich Kuklinski was a high. He was a very good employee that loved his job.
See, Jack the Ripper, now this has been contested for at least a decade. It's DNA evidence.
But this is, it's been contested.

Speaker 2 We are still waiting on the final publication of the peer-reviewed study of this DNA, but it's getting closer and closer every day.

Speaker 2 Now, according to historian, and I believe they call them ripperologists, which is what we were, we, when we covered Jack the Ripper a million years ago, that's what we became.

Speaker 2 So, you're a ripperologist. I was, but I'll always remember this was my favorite suspect back in the day.
Okay, so this is,

Speaker 2 I'm so happy for you. So, it's not new.
No, it's not new. Russell Edwards is a historian/slash ripperologist that has been saying that, so a piece of what I guess is old-timey cum

Speaker 2 was on a scarf of Catherine Eddoes, of one of the victims of Jack the Ripper. Okay.

Speaker 2 This man has been, I guess, in this decades-long hunt to finally finalize this DNA testing and apparently using a family member of the Polish barber Aaron Kosminski. There is a match.

Speaker 2 They're saying that they, so now, but they still have to go away. They have to verify everything again.
So it is still not permanent. It is not yet the.
Can I be an asshole real quick? Every day.

Speaker 2 All right. So he killed sex workers, right? Yeah.

Speaker 2 What if he was the guy before?

Speaker 2 What do you mean? What if, like, she worked with him earlier that evening and he came on her scarf? Well, this is a... And then, like, later on that night, she got killed by someone else.

Speaker 2 The only thing that it seems to attach it to it is the fact that Aaron Kaminsky, it would be, Aaron Kosminski being there at all. would be massive.
Him, because he's Polish. Well, no.

Speaker 2 What was he doing there? Well, it's because of the way line. He has all the attributes.
So we think that he was mentally ill. They suffered from signs of schizophrenia.

Speaker 2 He said he had auditory and visual

Speaker 2 hallucinations. Like most of the people in my family.
Of course, but that's just because they're super creative. And then Aaron Kosminski was a barber surgeon.

Speaker 2 So if anybody had, and a butcher, so he had all these skill sets to cut and to divide, which is exactly what happened to all of these.

Speaker 2 So it was a mixture of both surgical cuts and raw animalistic cuts on all of the victims. So a mixture of these two things kind of fighting inside of somebody.
So he kind of, and he had both.

Speaker 2 He then was locked up in an insane asylum in which he died. And when he was locked up, the Jack the Ripper crime stopped.
Okay. And so that is the main why we think it's him.

Speaker 2 And now they're saying that this is, we are one step closer to naming Aaron Kosminski as he will be Jack the Ripper. Eventually, Jack the Ripper will disappear and will only be Aaron Kosminski.

Speaker 2 It's crazy how it's like two Johnny Depp movies came together. Sweeney Todd and From Hell,

Speaker 2 to be

Speaker 2 the real thing. The real thing.
But there are other, I looked up other Polish serial killers. There's really not many.
No. There's George Chapman, there's Valdislav, but it's hot after the first one.

Speaker 2 I mean, they're always killed. They're all like, it's the problem is that.
I killed her. I did it.
When you stab a bunch of tricks or you stab a bunch of Cheerios, you leave a lot of mess.

Speaker 2 I get it. You know what I'm saying? Serial killer.
You're Polish. I love it.
Mercy, we're being dumb here. You said Joseph.
We're all loud.

Speaker 2 Joseph Zarfruskisk, which was the Zarkruskis family. He was a family of Polish murderers, which honestly sounds great, but most they did it for robbery.
They murdered other families.

Speaker 2 Honestly, this sounds like an amazing story. Yeah.
We should do this story. Wow.
Quick Wikipedia search really just found a new three-part LPS.

Speaker 2 Yeah, Kazimir's Kazimirz Polis, Polish serial killer, pedophile, killed two young boys and an an adult man, so not a gold star pedophile. No.

Speaker 2 So that's a problem. I fucking know.

Speaker 2 Judgment on you.

Speaker 2 And so it looks like if it all, you know, fingers crossed, if this all comes out, if the tests come out right, Jack the Ripper will be Polish, which is the biggest get that the Polish community has had since vegan kilbasa.

Speaker 2 Yeah, we haven't had it. Is there vegan kilbasa? Unfortunately, yes.
But you know where it's really good? What the hell is the name of this restaurant?

Speaker 2 The Vegans Place?

Speaker 2 Apteka. That's where you got to go.
It's a vegan Polish place in Pittsburgh called Apteka. Really? It's amazing.
Interesting. It's super delicious.
Vegan Polish food. It's really, really good.

Speaker 2 I just don't know if I could make the choice to eat vegan Polish food when you can eat normal Polish people. There's absolutely no reason to.

Speaker 2 And it's really fucking stupid. I don't know why they did it, but it's a big debt for Polish people.
Yeah, well, because Oakis are vegan. No, they are absolutely not.
What do you mean they're not?

Speaker 2 They're not. They're eggs sometimes in the dough for the

Speaker 2 noodle. That's right.
You got

Speaker 2 all the stuff in there. Like, you know, it's not necessarily vegan.
When you're cooking it, you'd have to do it in a vegetable broth. Yeah, because exactly.

Speaker 2 And then the potato, you got cheese in there. They're not traditionally vegan.
And so I, you know, you know,

Speaker 2 but it's good for us. It's good for optics.
This is good for Polish optics. Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 Now that, you know, we've seen worse

Speaker 2 somehow.

Speaker 2 No, it's before we were. No, I'm saying the vegan, the vegan Polish food is good for us.
Oh, it's going to keep them alive. Yes.
I'm saying that. No, the Jack the Ripper being Polish just as it's fun.

Speaker 2 Yeah, I think the vegan Polish restaurant would do better if they didn't tell people it was vegan. Well, they have to go to the food.
They say healthy, but Polish food. If you don't.

Speaker 2 And if it's like, remember the Chris Farley commercial when they switched the coffee to the crystals? Yeah, yeah. What do you think is going to happen in Pittsburgh?

Speaker 2 If you lie to a Jenser, about the food he just ate is vegan, he's going to fucking shoot you in the head. Man, I got to say, I've been watching the show, The Pit.
I've been loving it.

Speaker 2 I really do love this show. Is that the show where you just sit in the shower and watch little boys wash each other?

Speaker 2 Is that that show?

Speaker 2 I'm so glad I got that waterproof case for my phone. No, but The Pit, the new hospital procedure show, it's just like, I don't like hospital procedure shows.
No.

Speaker 2 I watched it, you know, I was like, I'll just put it on for the hell of it. Blew my mind.
I fucking cried twice. What the fuck?

Speaker 2 Is this a commercial for me? I talked to my doctor friends about The Pit. I was like, is this real? And they're like, apparently it's like the most accurate doctor show that's ever existed, but

Speaker 2 there's no yins. And it all takes place in Pittsburgh.
Oh, yeah. And no one's yenning it up.
Oh, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 It's like very accurate as far as like an emergency room goes, but not to the environment. There isn't one yin in the fucking show.

Speaker 2 If you met a Pittsburgh nurse, especially in the fucking ER, like the people coming through. My mother-in-law is a Pittsburgh nurse.
Yeah. And that Yin's accent's so strong.

Speaker 2 You guys would, you would, if you met a Pittsburgh nurse, you wouldn't understand her English. Yeah.
That's how thick her Pittsburgh accent is.

Speaker 2 You would not, like, it would be like you're in a foreign country. That is the rural heart of Pittsburgh.
And that's the working, that's a working person's accent.

Speaker 2 Yeah, they should have just put it somewhere where people don't have strong accents, you know, because it was like, you know, Chicago Hope worked out. I guess Chicago even has it, but this is like.

Speaker 2 Yeah, but Chicago accent's very rare.

Speaker 2 I feel like the Chicago accent I only even really hear from a big fat piece of shit. Yeah.
You know what I mean? But not

Speaker 2 get the fuck away from me type of guy. But not in a bad way.
I don't even mean that as an insult. You stepped on my shoes.
I don't mean that as an insult. Yeah, no, no, no.
That's just a type of guy.

Speaker 2 It's just a fact. In Chicago.
Yeah, yeah. We know this.

Speaker 2 Yeah, but I think, yeah, no, I love the show. I think it's great.
But I'm just mad about the lack of yins.

Speaker 2 Well, I will say that not only Eddie, I'm so glad that Eddie told me he's into medical dramas. He also showed me another really sad fact.

Speaker 2 Right before the show, we were talking about how cool we used to be and how much fun we used to have

Speaker 2 and eddie brought up the only way he's allowed to enjoy things with sugar now is that he has to get flavored kefir from the store yeah and then he just puts a spoon of it in his mouth at night yeah and he just lets it sit in his mouth that's how i do it

Speaker 2 it keeps me from eating a fucking little temme cake like we're the saddest yeah i know that's fucking that's your 40s man if you're you're younger, enjoy it. I actively eat seeds.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 Oh, yeah, chia seeds every morning. Every morning.
Every morning. Today it does something good to me.
Other than it's stuck in my teeth,

Speaker 2 I don't feel any different. Why am I eating? I feel no different.

Speaker 2 I feel no different. I don't know.
They said this is. I'm just doing it.
I'm just doing it. Didn't they tell me to?

Speaker 2 I'm doing it because you're doing it. Yeah, the probiotic seed bones also.
Same because you're doing it. Taking it.

Speaker 2 I feel no different. I feel like that's it.
Also, it's like, but at the same time, I was consistently feeling worse. See, this is nice.
And then the calming is here.

Speaker 2 The calming is here for both of us.

Speaker 2 And to remember. Sometimes you need probiotics.
Yes, you do. Yeah, just take them.
Eat your keep.

Speaker 2 And sometimes

Speaker 2 you have to trust the goat.

Speaker 2 Because the goat is in the field. Yeah.
And its cheese is, you know, slightly healthier. Sure.

Speaker 2 And the goat. He wouldn't do anything to hurt you.
Nah.

Speaker 2 Nah.

Speaker 2 Woody.

Speaker 2 nah.

Speaker 2 Now I'm getting angry again.

Speaker 2 There we go. All right.
So, we are more updates. Yes, yes.
Oh,

Speaker 2 we are in Ziznus.

Speaker 2 Yeah, we are.

Speaker 2 We are in Zizness, and Ziznus is good.

Speaker 2 The Ziz. I'm going to start calling.
That's what I want to get. That's it now.
It's no longer. Can we write a musical that's like based off of the Wiz?

Speaker 2 What it's all about, Zizias, and it's called The Ziz. We'll have to cut this out.
We have to write this out. We just lost a million dollars if we put this.

Speaker 2 The whiz songs, yeah. It's like my favorite whiz song is the uh what's it? Oh, the um

Speaker 2 who is the good one,

Speaker 2 the whiz? Oh, yeah, the really good song. There's a there's a dance on the ease on down and ease on down the road.

Speaker 2 Yeah, we're going ease on down and ease on down the road.

Speaker 2 I can definitely see Ziz doing that. The Ziz, yeah, man.

Speaker 2 Hey, how you doing? It's me. I'm the Ziz.

Speaker 2 The Ziz has been caught. We did not know that the Ziz could be caught, but the Ziz is contained.
Jack Lasota, the dead name of Ziz, has been arrested finally. Now, this is...
Oh my God.

Speaker 2 I thought of another good one.

Speaker 2 You remember the show Oz?

Speaker 2 The prison show? Yeah. This could be the Zizard of Oz, and he could follow them in prison.

Speaker 2 We're going to make a lot of money off of these people. I can't wait to.

Speaker 2 We're going to drain this.

Speaker 2 We're going to drain this fucking content gulch.

Speaker 2 So here we go. This is the cult.

Speaker 2 So we've been covering this over the last couple of weeks, this group. They call themselves the Zizians, it seems like.
It is a group of

Speaker 2 somehow connected young students that are either in the biomechanical, biomedical sphere slash computer programming, and then also in the world of AI.

Speaker 2 They have formed this sort of death cult, which the majority of the members are are trans, and they don't believe in private property.

Speaker 2 They also believe in this concept of Roko's basilisk, this idea that they are going to help AI

Speaker 2 take over

Speaker 2 and work with AI because they believe that once AI becomes sentient and becomes our overlords, they will go back in time.

Speaker 2 They will be peaceful and filled with wisdom, but they will go back in time and destroy anybody that was ever against AI.

Speaker 2 And so Ziz wants to get ahead of that by joining forces with the AI. But again, we talked talked about this last week.
If we listen to some of our tech leaders, I think AI is a bit off. Yes.

Speaker 2 I think we got some time before we're going to get there. But now, so Jack Pizzora finally got arrested, 33 years old.

Speaker 2 They've been charged with trespass, having a gun in a vehicle, and obstructing and hindering all misdemeanors. Now, this is in Allegheny.

Speaker 2 This is down. Oh, this is Pittsburgh.
Yeah. Oh, Western Maryland.
This is now Western Maryland. They're in Maryland.
And so now they're all in jail. And here's the list of the crew we got.

Speaker 2 Here is the fucking, this group of fucking absolutely no bail no bail absolutely no bail

Speaker 2 because now they're trying to figure out what to do with them this is the people that have been arrested since 2019 we have jack lasota alexander letham emma barhonian and gwen danielson maximilian snyder and teresa youngblutts they have all been involved in so far a murder of a landlord which is why we're all like it was sad for us yeah murder of a uh border agent yes We have the murder of two separate parents.

Speaker 2 And it looks like the murder of two other people as well that were connected to the families of these people. Ziz has been ordering them to break away from their families, do this thing called

Speaker 2 non-hemispheric sleep or

Speaker 2 one hemispheric sleep where they let one side of their brain sleep and let the other side of their brain sleep. And they believe they can split into two different personalities.
It's gobbledygook.

Speaker 2 We went through their manifesto. It's absolute horseshit.
They're wrong. And honestly, I think if the AI was real, he wouldn't choose you, Ziz.
I think that, unironically, he would choose me. Yeah.

Speaker 2 So I'm sorry, Ziz. They're going to come for somebody.
I think that we're going to be the hardest ones to channel.

Speaker 2 I don't think that the AI is going to have problems with deaning people working on programming and biomechanical engineering and all that stuff. I think the AI is going to have that handle.

Speaker 2 I think the AI is going to need comedians. Yes, because no one, I mean, we still write better jokes than AI.
Still, it's still the main thing that we still got.

Speaker 2 Their emails are pretty good, though, AI. AI can write the fuck out of an email.
Eddie, re-look at the email. I mean, I don't use it.
You don't. But

Speaker 2 I personally don't use it. Again, I tried because I was like, I had to, you know, like, I went through a whole thing.

Speaker 2 You have to reread the email after that you have it right. Because once you, once you write the email and then you have chat GBT go through all the shit, whatever, kind of fix it or whatever.

Speaker 2 They're always wrong. Chat GBT is an idiot.
Also, it's all of these emails. If you have to reread it, you might have, in that time, you could have just read it.
Exactly. Yes.
Except for Grammarly.

Speaker 2 Grammarly is good. I honestly,

Speaker 2 they are. Oh, okay.
But Grammarly is different than Chat GPT. Grammarly is one of the most intuitive, incredible sentence-building programs that you can have.

Speaker 2 And I couldn't move if I didn't have Grammarly. I would be so paralyzed, I probably would commit suicide.

Speaker 2 So thanks, Grammarly.

Speaker 2 You know,

Speaker 2 that's a free one.

Speaker 2 Take it off the fucking budget. Tell it, boy.
That's one. That's one good one.

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Speaker 2 Obviously, now we're going to find out what's going to go on. I imagine that Ziz is going to, the Ziz is going to talk a lot from jail.

Speaker 2 I think that they're going to use this opportunity to really broadcast their message.

Speaker 2 And we're going to see how that works. Because the problem, again, which I'll always say, is that if they're there, right, they're using this very complicated barrier to entry, using this kind of

Speaker 2 absolutely nonsensical manifesto and a mismatch of different

Speaker 2 philosophical ideas. Why don't they have AI write the manifesto? Yeah.

Speaker 2 Yeah, that's, I mean, like, if you care about AI so much,

Speaker 2 let it write the manifesto. This is why I don't think they're real.

Speaker 2 Hey, ChatGPT, could you write me a manifesto? You got it, sir.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 2 Not long enough.

Speaker 2 Actually, can we get the druids in there?

Speaker 2 You didn't list Amy Schumer

Speaker 2 as an influence. Could you go back and

Speaker 2 remember that? I'll always remember that. But you know why I also don't believe them, that they really work for the AI is that

Speaker 2 oddly enough, I think that I'd expect them to be dumpier.

Speaker 2 I kind of expected them to be what you're saying, which is like, if you're a real AI-led cult, this is how you've led the cult. It's like this.

Speaker 2 Yes. With a laptop on your upper belly, just, yes, ChatG,

Speaker 2 tell them I have to have sex with their wives.

Speaker 2 Tell them I have to have sex with their children. Like, that's like what that's what a true AI-led cult would be.
But they're going to, we're going to find out exactly more.

Speaker 2 They're probably going to try to explain more what their rationalist movement is and what rationalism is.

Speaker 2 And in that moment, they'll put us all so thoroughly to sleep. We'll finally get rest.
This one guy looks like you found in a river.

Speaker 2 Who?

Speaker 2 The guy with the glasses. Who do you think? You think that looks like me? I said, if you were found in a river.

Speaker 2 That's a Middle Eastern man.

Speaker 2 You know, I'm just a Middle Eastern man. Is he? Whose mustache does not connect to his goatee? Yeah, well, you know, the river ran a bunch of people.
He looks nothing like me, you piece of shit.

Speaker 2 I said if it was was if you, if you were like disformed by a river, but it's not me. Yeah, it's not you.
It's not me. It wasn't an insult.

Speaker 2 Not yet. It's an insult to him.
Well, let's do this. All right, let's go.
Let's move on.

Speaker 2 All right.

Speaker 2 My number one story of the week. Oh, these are, yeah, this is a good one.

Speaker 2 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Tastes like tradition.
Raccoon dinner brings international fame to Ohio Lions Club. That's right.
Got this one from Cincinnati.com. Love you, Cincinnati.

Speaker 2 But Cincinnati is not the host of the raccoon dinner.

Speaker 2 Oh, it didn't want it. It didn't want that honor.
No, the raccoon dinner is in Danville, Ohio. Okay, Danville, Ohio.
Yes. So basically, what it is, is every year,

Speaker 2 they have... I'm looking at these pictures now.
Yeah, they have a raccoon dinner for lots of people. And it's this year, 600 people showed up to the raccoon dinner.

Speaker 2 There's only a thousand people in this town. Raccoon meat looks horrible.
You know, raccoon meat looks horrible. I was curious about how it was.
Is it a stew? It looks like it's stewed. All right.

Speaker 2 So, Rob, I sent you a video

Speaker 2 on raccoon, a man preparing raccoon meat because I knew this was going to come up.

Speaker 2 It's like every worst person in Danville arrived. All right.
Well, this is some New Orleans raccoon meat. I am New Orleans.
Well, that's different. I'll eat.
Why is it that's different? Why?

Speaker 2 Hold it one second. Why is New Orleans raccoon meat so much different than Ohio raccoon meat? Because you know they're going to put spices in it.

Speaker 2 Raccoon meat in Ohio is, you know, they're not going to season it. You know, New Orleans, they're seasoning it.
Now, Kermit Ruffins over at the mother-in-law law

Speaker 2 lounge, he cooks raccoon for every Super Bowl.

Speaker 2 That's different. I will eat Kermit Ruffins' fucking raccoon.
That's different. But check out this fella.
What's his name, Rob? He's great. He's one of my favorite followers.
This is Bernard H14.

Speaker 2 That's right. That's on TikTok, but on Instagram, it's something else.
I'll find it out for you guys. But check this out, Henry.
Look at this guy. He made a bunch of raccoon.
Let's hear it.

Speaker 4 Man, I got me a nice bit of rice right here. I got my coon cooked down inside some gravy right here.

Speaker 2 Look at that. There's some good stuff.
It's like goat. Look at that.
I'm going right in. I ain't waiting for it.
Yeah, baby.

Speaker 2 Tell me you actually don't want this. Well,

Speaker 2 he could de-bone some of it. Nice intent.
It slides right off once you put it in your mouth. Man, the bones are like

Speaker 2 the bones are horrific on it.

Speaker 2 This guy's great. He also cooks bear and shit like that.

Speaker 2 Look at that. Look at that.
They put too much sugar in the yams, though, sometimes. Oh, this guy's

Speaker 2 definitely not going to live forever. This is too much sugar in the yams.
You can see it's too much carbonization. It's the only thing

Speaker 2 I'll push back on. He's putting diabetes in my yams.

Speaker 2 They look very good with that. Did he just mention diabetes? A piece of comb bread.
Yep.

Speaker 2 That's good eating right there. It is good eating.
Good country eating.

Speaker 4 We got a coon. We got the gravy.
We we got some carrots in there, we got some onions in there, yeah, you got a little potatoes cooked down inside there.

Speaker 2 Listen to this guy talk for me. We got the cornbread.
Yeah, there's something peaceful.

Speaker 2 That's all we need right there. He's great.
He fries snake and shit like that. He's unbelievable.
I've had snake. It's kind of boring and weird.
Well, this is a boa constrictor.

Speaker 2 He like, he's like, he'll like lower, like, he's got this, like, he's got this giant fryer that's like bigger than this table.

Speaker 2 And he'll, like, he has a crank and he'll like lower an entire snake into it. That's my fucking shit.
And he also, he'll smoke like full like bare legs and shit like that. This guy's great.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Whoa.
See, still, I mean, I have had steak. It's just, it's weird.
That big? No, but I don't know if all the snake meat is different. I bet it is.
Side stories, lpotl at gmail.com.

Speaker 2 Yeah, every cat tastes differently. I know that much.

Speaker 2 So tickets for the event were $15 for adults. Thanks for letting me just have that.
Yep, I just love that. $15

Speaker 2 for children less than $12. So if you're over 12, you got to pay full price for the raccoon dinner.
Sorry. The feast included mashed potatoes, green beans,

Speaker 2 cornbread, and a drink and dessert. And of course, a generous helping of roasted raccoon.
If you did not like the raccoon, you could eat ham. That sounds great.
But you a fucking bitch.

Speaker 2 Like, look at this fat.

Speaker 2 He's wearing a raccoon on his head. He's got a raccoon hat.
He's got a raccoon shirt. I love shoveling it in his mouth.

Speaker 2 Oh, I love when people love something so much, but they still like want to kill and eat it. You know what I mean? It's like so bizarre to me.

Speaker 2 I am a perverse right like i'm a full meat pervert right i'm a food pervert i'm totally fine to eat whatever this kind of stuff i'm not i'm not even really i do love piggies i do like pigs but it's like i i will eat anything i will eat raccoon i have no issues with eating this raccoon i think that i do wish they de-bone it a bit i think that if you took it off the bone i'd like it a little bit well when's the last time you had goat i like goat but goat's on the bone it'll always have a little it'll have pieces of goat bone in it you gotta be careful when you eat the goat because that little bone can slide down your throat and it can cause an infection inside your esophagus and then you'll die of sepsis.

Speaker 2 You're making me afraid.

Speaker 2 I'm just saying. I haven't seen that happen before.
I am afraid. But no, I've had goat, but there's why is goat different to me?

Speaker 2 Because it's bigger and it's got four legs, where there's something about a raccoon, it's the size of carmy. I just hate that they're eating raccoon that's not really seasoned.

Speaker 2 Well, they're just sucking on the spine. Why is he sucking on the spine like that? I mean, I'll do that with any animal I eat.

Speaker 2 Yeah, you know what's funny is that, yeah, it's just the man behind it because I've done this. Remember with the who here we go, Brooklyn Star, where they serve the pigtails?

Speaker 2 Yeah, those are so good, little piggy chicken wings. And they were like pig chicken wings.
They were the pigs' actual tails, and you just suck all the meat out of little rings.

Speaker 2 Okay.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 2 See, actually, I'm kind of getting turned on now. Yeah, so this event's been around for

Speaker 2 since I think the 50s. They've been doing it forever.

Speaker 2 They served over 500 pounds of raccoon meat,

Speaker 2 which basically it's about 750 meals

Speaker 2 or

Speaker 2 raccoons. I think it's

Speaker 2 179 raccoons to make 750 meals. I don't even know where you're at.
That motherfucker ate one whole one. The scariest town to be a raccoon in.
Yeah,

Speaker 2 Ohio. I mean, shout out to Travis Irvine, who's made multiple raccoon-themed films in Ohio.
That's true.

Speaker 2 Between Travis, your wife, who's a big, and this is like, your wife never eaten she's no, no, she doesn't eat raccoon, unfortunately.

Speaker 2 Would she eat raccoon?

Speaker 2 I think if I tried to talk her into it, she'd take a bite.

Speaker 2 But I would say, so look at this. The meat, they say, is free-range because raccoons eat fruit, nuts, corn, fish, frogs, insects, bird aids, and rodents.
It's a free range. But also trash.

Speaker 2 They eat trash. It's like oil.
but it all it is free range yeah it is free

Speaker 2 I mean they don't have really have a home you know and I will say another thing about rectangles but we eat oysters they eat trash you know they live their bottom feeders

Speaker 2 yeah it's very

Speaker 2 oysters grosser than a raccoon no way I've never looked at an oyster and be like that's a good boy no you wouldn't I wouldn't eat it I this is the thing is that a an oyster a lot of times it's like it'll either be farmed or it'll be in a specific part of the world it's like it is oyster areas.

Speaker 2 So it is cleaner for the oyster. These are quote-unquote free-range raccoons are just the raccoons you see in the street of Danville, Ohio.
Yes, yes. Like it's not, it's just a raccoon.

Speaker 2 That's not a free, there's not a, there's no caged raised cat raccoon. There's no farm-raised raccoon.
There's just, there is only free-range raccoon. Yes.
No, I was, it's interesting.

Speaker 2 I want to know where they got. got all these raccoons from.
Besides rats, it's the most free-range thing that exists. Well, a lot of people think it's a marsupial.

Speaker 2 A lot of people think a raccoon is a rodent, but the truth is they're closer related to bears than anything else. Sure.
And I've heard bear meat is not particularly very good either.

Speaker 2 Well, we'd have to talk to our boy who's smoking it down in New Orleans.

Speaker 2 We had some, we actually, I was curious about bear meat once, and I got a lot of messages talking about bear meat, and it's very greasy. Oh, yeah, and they say that this is greasy as well.

Speaker 2 They've been preparing raccoon as an art for the members of the Dansville Lions Club for over 82 years. I'd like to try.

Speaker 2 Now, I am, I don't want to be in that room with this man, the man that is in the picture of this. I don't want to be with him.
There's a lot of MAGA hats in the room, too.

Speaker 2 Oh, no, it is definitely a comfort. This is a very, this is a safe space for MAGA.
Yeah. I don't want to, I don't want to be in that room, but I would eat that raccoon.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 One of the cooks, Sandy Crow, said, I was asked if I wanted to make four pies for the dinner or if I wanted to cook raccoon. So I started cooking raccoon because I don't like to make pies.

Speaker 2 What I prefer is the hunting town of a trash animal. I like to go out there myself.
I take some tuna and I put it in a can on a string and I bring a hammer.

Speaker 2 And I entice him with a hammer and then I hit him in the head. I hit him in the head with the hammer and I hit them and I smash their brains.
And it's so much better than figuring out dough.

Speaker 2 So they take the prepared, this is how they cook it in Danville, not how our boy cooks it.

Speaker 2 They take the raccoons that are dressed and like processed and then they like a sweater and sweatpants or yeah yeah yeah and they

Speaker 2 soak them in salt water for a day oh so they brine them they brine them and then they say that no spices are needed during cooking that is just onions that is the most ohio gross shit i have ever fucking heard get your shit together get your fucking shit together smoked paprika fucking garlic black pepper you want to have i i would say uh coriander might be good in there some cumin chili powder yeah Mix it all together in a rub.

Speaker 2 You're going to want to brine it. You're going to want to rub it.
You're going to want to braise it. Then you brown it.
Then you braise that shit with some nice.

Speaker 2 You see, then I feel like we're in a territory that I'm in. Now I'm eating it.
Because this sounds good. You could throw some ochre in there.
You could throw corn and stuff in there.

Speaker 2 And then you slap that shit. In a big old bucket and you let that rock for four hours.
Yeah. Oh, we'll eat that shit in a second.
Exactly. But these guys are fucking more.

Speaker 2 They're just boiling raccoons with onions. You're just just killing and essentially burning them at the steak.
You're just like killing raccoons.

Speaker 2 It's sad. It's very, very sad.
Well, you know,

Speaker 2 is it sad?

Speaker 2 The way they catch them is sad. How do they catch them? They just let dogs chase them and they corner them and then they just

Speaker 2 do it. That's a half raccoon traps.
Guys, that's fun for the dogs.

Speaker 2 So somebody's having fun. Okay, it's fun for the dogs.

Speaker 2 The raccoons, they don't know what's going on because it does seem to sort of be like one of those night of the long knives that happened to the Jewish people during the rise of the Nazis where all of these raccoons are just hanging out one day, just

Speaker 2 acting like everything's fine. And the next day, all of a sudden, it's calling season because we got to kill 179 of you

Speaker 2 to feed Randy's fat ass.

Speaker 2 And he has no idea. And then all of a sudden, you got the fucking SS showing up.
So the dogs, as turncoats, are like, oh, fear vase of making you squeak.

Speaker 2 Well, what about, what if, what if it was farmed meat? Would you feel better about that? Yeah. A little bit.

Speaker 2 If there was a raccoon farm somewhere. I'm down for animals raised for food that are used as food and treated well to be.
But isn't it better to go hunt for your food?

Speaker 2 Yes, but those animals, you know what you're eating. Raccoons eat liquid shit.

Speaker 2 Only if they're healthy. That's what I'm saying.
I would prefer to have a raccoon. Be in a place where we know what it's eating.
Yeah. And then you could fill it with all sorts of stuff.

Speaker 2 And then eventually you could start feeding it butter and spices. And you could fatten up its little organs.
And then we could make raccoon, some raccoon pate,

Speaker 2 which I've never seen.

Speaker 2 Oh, God, Rob. Oh, it's this little face.
It looks like Carmy. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Oh, my God. It looks like, oh, Rob, it looks like fucking Wendy.

Speaker 2 This is how they do it, though. Yeah.
I get it. Yeah, you got to boil the whole thing.
Again, though, I'll eat it as soon as it's out. Yeah.

Speaker 2 This thing,

Speaker 2 they said that it actually started out as a prank, the whole party. Oh, bet.
I bet. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I bet, sure. Because it's, again, it's a, we're cosplaying what poor people had to eat.

Speaker 2 We're eating it for fun because they had to eat it. Now we're eating it because we've decided it's fun.

Speaker 2 And then these guys like it even better because it harkens back to a time period in which black people couldn't vote. Well, back in 1939, Clyde Bamberry offered to cook a meal for the club.

Speaker 2 When they all arrived, they realized he was feeding them raccoon. The friends all played along, ate their raccoon, and discovered that they actually liked it.

Speaker 2 Hey, you know, and that's the last time anyone in Ohio has ever been open-minded. Yeah, they're quoted and saying, they all thought it was the coolest thing that ever happened.

Speaker 2 When the next year rolled around, they all got the idea to just go ahead and do it again. And the raccoons are like, what? No living fuck is happening.
This went from Shangri-La to Auschwitz.

Speaker 2 This was our home. This is our place.
And now we are hunted for our flesh. 82 years strong.
Hey, Danville, Ohio Lions Club. They love it.

Speaker 2 You know what I'll say is? In the name of the Ziz,

Speaker 2 in the name of the, like in a lot of people going on, we need more awareness and stuff. I feel like what we should do is let's flip the script.
Let's get LGBTQ raccoon boil. Yeah.

Speaker 2 That's what we need to equalize the forces here. If you guys really want to really play games here in the United States of America, if you want to be a part of the big, the big team, right?

Speaker 2 You got to start going to the people. And I think that if we get the lgbt crowd to get into eating raccoon

Speaker 2 we take it from them yes they um they they decided one day to make it a fundraiser and um and then they're like oh and then it started getting even bigger and so they put it in the high school cafeteria and they were cooking the raccoon in the high school cafeteria but then it outgrew the high school cafeteria and so they had to move it again to the st.

Speaker 2 Luke's Community Center across the street from the high school and they made it a fundraiser, but it does not say where the funds go.

Speaker 2 Yeah, because I feel like it's some guy who shows up and you're like, oh, it's you guys are cooking raccoon?

Speaker 2 Yeah, just so excited about it.

Speaker 2 My God.

Speaker 2 Well, you know, again, I feel that there's nothing wrong with eating raccoon. There's a lot of people that do it.

Speaker 2 It probably speaks a lot to your demographic as a human being, which I say, let's flip it for them.

Speaker 2 More spices, though. Yeah.

Speaker 2 Wow.

Speaker 2 Because, yeah, she's like to make pies. I cook raccoon for probably 30 years.
Yep.

Speaker 2 Well, God, well, God, at least it's not that it's the Danville Lions Club, but at least it's not the Danville Raccoons Club.

Speaker 2 Because they would be shit out of luck.

Speaker 2 All right, so we have a couple of stories about consequences. Oh, nice.
You know, this one,

Speaker 2 I just think, is obviously this is a tragedy and this is a crime. And there's nothing funny about the story.
All right, I'll try not to laugh.

Speaker 2 There's nothing funny about it, and I refuse to let you laugh. Okay.
Or me. All right.
Now we'll be stone-faced. Now, Louisville it's a fun town.
No, that's nothing funny about it.

Speaker 2 Nothing funny about it. Louisville, they're facing through the man.
He's a business owner. He's facing several charges after allegedly kidnapping and beating a shoplifter who stole vape pens.

Speaker 2 This is in the Algonquin neighborhood of Louisville. Now, I don't think shoplifting is that big of a crime.
Yeah. I think that obviously it comes from a lot of

Speaker 2 systemic issues. Yes.
And it's just money. It's just goods.
A lot of it is, unless it's a small shop. Yeah, which a vape store usually is.
You know, you do, it is, but it's vapes, you know?

Speaker 2 Yeah, yeah, yeah. So the owner of the vape store, Kashamakar Patel, he was in court this week because, so he saw this guy.
This guy took a box of vapes out of the store without paying for it. Yeah.

Speaker 2 So the man ran away on foot, and Patel and several others of his staff gave chase. When they caught up to him, this is where it kind of went crazy.

Speaker 2 So, you know, as a retail person, when I worked in retail, we were told to go try to stop him. We never did.

Speaker 2 And I will also say, if you currently work on retail, and you all know, you all know this already. You let them go.
You don't run after these people. There's no reason to.

Speaker 2 You're not allowed to touch them. My buddy worked at Publix, and he tackled someone stealing food and he got fired.
Yeah, as he should have, because also it's food.

Speaker 2 And most of the time, they're stealing it because they're hungry.

Speaker 2 And so this guy,

Speaker 2 they, they, because these are vapes, right? They're optional. So they caught up to the thief.
And Patel and his associates, they jumped out of the van and they pepper sprayed the victim in the face.

Speaker 2 Now, that's already a lot, right? Yeah. But then the guy started crawling away.
And they were like, no, you're not going to crawl away. So they all started group stomping him, right?

Speaker 2 So they all started group stomping him. It was real bad, right? It's bad.
Yeah, I mean, you know, you don't fuck around in these vape stores. No, not in Louisville.
Yeah. And then

Speaker 2 it's really the final disgracement is the thing is, so which I've never seen someone do, and I've never heard of this before. They kept going.
So what they did was that they held the man down.

Speaker 2 And then Patel, the owner of the store, pulled the man's pants down and underwear, took the pepper spray, spread the man's butt cheeks, and sprayed the pepper spray into his anus.

Speaker 2 Right in the middle of Louisville streets? Right fucking in the strike zone. Louisville strike zone.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 Right?

Speaker 2 And it was bad. Of course.
They pulled him into a van. They took him to a garage where they beat him.
What? With a piece of wood. They kept going.
Oh, yes. Over vapes? Oh, yes.

Speaker 2 How many vapes was those? A box. One box of vapes.

Speaker 2 And then I'm going to guess that one box box is 12. Maybe.

Speaker 2 Court records say the victim was then put back in the van and then driven to the 1500 block of Lee Street where he was dropped off like Bangbros.

Speaker 2 The victim called his mother to pick him up, which is the saddest of all, that he had to then call his mom to come get him. And then he was all fucked up.

Speaker 2 Yeah, what does that even do to you when you get

Speaker 2 pepper sprayed inside your anus? I believe it's called hot tush.

Speaker 2 And hot tush is one of the hardest. Honestly, it is such a

Speaker 2 pandemic in this country. Yeah.
Because of how many people that believe that you can actually make your hands warmer by spraying your booty hole with pepper spray. I have my perennially cold hands.

Speaker 2 I have very cold hands. I can't believe that this is the story out of Louisville after they had that horrible flood this week.

Speaker 2 Like 11 people died.

Speaker 2 And this is.

Speaker 2 Went right to the top of the news cycle.

Speaker 2 Top of the news cycle. Just happened.
Came out. Yeah, so this is a guy.
He's out there. I just think the idea idea of like, because now he's being held.

Speaker 2 He is being held with complicity for kidnapping, assault, wanton endangerment. He's

Speaker 2 $75,000.

Speaker 2 He did make his bond at $75,000. He sells vapes.
They got a lot of disposable income. I guess that's just what it is.
It's like, nothing is worth this. This consequence, he went way.

Speaker 2 Obviously, I think... He overreacted.
If he would have stole all the money out of the register, he should not have acted like this. Again, I think that what he did was rash and that's what he created

Speaker 2 i was sorry sorry doctor finding you're on your

Speaker 2 and

Speaker 2 there's nothing funny about it no no no no but i do think that the man i mean he did everyone throwing out they they definitely dropped the the shoplifting charges oh they did so he's not getting charged with shoplifting no no no not after you get your booty hole

Speaker 2 served yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah i think they're like yeah i think this is enough

Speaker 2 you know what i would do if i was the police officer i'd make him smoke the whole box.

Speaker 2 That's what I would do, just like they did back in the day.

Speaker 2 Oh, oh, you want to steal their

Speaker 2 smoke every one of them. Well, here's an interesting way that someone else is dealing with shoplifting in a more responsible manner.
All right.

Speaker 2 A Michigan judge sentences Walmart shoplifters to wash cars in the parking lot. It's not a bad idea.
Yes.

Speaker 2 And so this Michigan Walmart has had so many people steal from it that the prices are starting to go up.

Speaker 2 There's more security there. They're threatening to close the store completely.
And it's not a big town. So they kind of need this Walmart.

Speaker 2 Where mine, where Natalie's grandmother is in Michigan, that Walmart is the center of their life. Yes.
It is where everybody is. There is the Walmart.
There is the McDonald's and Taco Bell.

Speaker 2 There's a one hotel and there is a CVS. But that Walmart is where everyone goes.
It is extremely necessary to that town, sadly. Yes.
No,

Speaker 2 we can't go back 50 years and erase. Walmart is evil.
It's over. It's done.
We all know that. We're fucked with it.
It's over.

Speaker 2 We already know. They're making corporate nations.
That is going to be the next steps. Just understand that.
It's going to be Walmart Natia.

Speaker 2 You're going to be able to go choose which corporation you want to live in. It is going to happen.
Just know that.

Speaker 2 Well, you know, I think there's a long way to go. I'm just saying.
That's the dream. That's their dream.
That's their dream. Yes.
But so this judge, Jeffrey Clothier,

Speaker 2 what he's doing now is that people have been stealing from there so often, and he's under the opinion. This is a quote from him: I don't think everyone that steals is a bad person.
Good stuff.

Speaker 2 I can't believe that. Yeah, sometimes people are just down on their luck, but there's got to be consequences for when you break the law.

Speaker 2 So, what he is doing is anyone who steals from this Walmart now has to wash cars for free, free car washes in the very same Walmart parking lot. I think that that is sensible.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 I think shoplifting is, again, what we said before, it's a systemic crime most of the time.

Speaker 2 It is because

Speaker 2 people are hungry and broke, except when it's like

Speaker 2 they're stealing out of the Louis Vuitton store or whatever, that's something else. But even that, I don't give a fucking shit.
I care less about that. Who could give a fucking shit?

Speaker 2 It's overpriced bags and shit. Who fucking cares? Well, Walmart's become such a crazy place that I don't know if we talked about this on the show recently, but it was like a story presented to us.

Speaker 2 But the employees at Walmart, they've started testing this out,

Speaker 2 are going to start wearing body cams because they get beat up so much by the clientele. Well, it's because also people go there as a designated third space.

Speaker 2 Like people go there to go hang out, connect, do things that don't quote unquote cost money, even though it's a private corporation and it's a store.

Speaker 2 And so what happens is that it does invite people that have nowhere else to go. Especially when you're open 24 hours.
Yes.

Speaker 2 So they have to, so these people that work at Walmart end up being like police officers slash mental health associates and selling you panties. Yeah.
And so I wish they'd sell me panties.

Speaker 2 I was cut off. Yeah.

Speaker 2 I was cut off three different stores. I never trust a store that sells jeans and lobster.
You know, like it's just like, come on, pick a pick a flame. Okay, except for Costco.
Costco's pure.

Speaker 2 I mean, apparently people still like Costco. I got no reason to be there.
Costco is pure. Costco is good.
Do you go to Costco?

Speaker 2 I go sometimes because Jackie's got a membership. Oh, okay.
So I'll piggyback with her and I'll go. But largely I don't.

Speaker 2 Just me and Julie. I don't need

Speaker 2 Costco. You know what's nice? It's the paper towels.
Yeah. But I go to who gives a crap? I get the natural bamboo towels, so I'm not contributing to them cutting down the rainforest.

Speaker 2 See, I hate the rainforest. Oh, well, then you should get bounty.
That's a part of what I've been doing is that I put a bounty on the rainforest.

Speaker 2 Normally what I do is I buy two things of bounty just to throw one out and then I go outside and I chop a tree down just because I hate them and because I'm jealous.

Speaker 2 They don't got to fucking work. Well, Walmart's on board.
They're providing water and supplies. Thank you, Walmart.

Speaker 2 Oh, thank you, precious Walmart. Thank you for your gifts.

Speaker 2 But it's such a better thing than locking up people and ruining their lives.

Speaker 2 So it's one of those things. I'm really happy that this is, I think, feel like this is one of our first

Speaker 2 positive news stories on this show. Sort of.

Speaker 2 I wonder what the Diamond Lounge is going to be like at the Amex private prisons. Do you think that it's going to be, do you think that if I get to Diamond,

Speaker 2 that I'll be able to be, like, I get extra wreck time? It's going to be one of those. Sushi, yeah.
Yeah, I get a single sushi. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like at the Delta One, yeah.

Speaker 2 Someone comes and

Speaker 2 someone offers us, you're forced to eat the fresh sushi from the guy that they flew in from Japan who looks confused. Yeah.

Speaker 2 Oh, so Clothier said he thinks it'll be humiliating to be out there washing cars if you see someone you know, and he thinks that'll be enough to keep people from stealing from the Walmart.

Speaker 2 I think that it's also just fucking

Speaker 2 something about putting, not, not putting people in jail because what do we know? On low-level crimes, this is just across the board. They just get

Speaker 2 more crimes

Speaker 2 always. You get into a fight in jail, and you're fucked.
You're stuck in there for Lord knows how long after that.

Speaker 2 And like you don't have a choice to get into the fight. You know, someone just comes up and beats you up and gets picked up for yourself.
And guess what happens if you don't?

Speaker 2 Then you get beat up more. Yes.
So it's a damned if you do, damned if you don't. Keep people out of jail in any way possible.
So thank you, Judge Clafier. I hope I'm saying your name right.

Speaker 2 I mean, God knows what else this guy's going to do, but he made one good decision.

Speaker 2 The judge said that he's also going to go out there and wash cars with them. Now, when does it turn into a sexual assault thing? When does it eventually become he shows up in a speedo?

Speaker 2 When does he show his penis at some a bunch of men? I think back to like those fundraising car washes we used to do in high school with all like the teachers,

Speaker 2 15-year-old cheerleaders and stuff, like in bikinis washing the cars outside of the Einstein bagels. Eddie.
I mean, I look back and I'm like, we should not have been allowed to do that.

Speaker 2 Eddie, you and I were raised in a very specific time period where it seemed to be a little bit bit more open. Yes.
Do you remember American Beauty? Yes, I do remember American Beauty.

Speaker 2 Do you remember how inspirational American Beauty was? So the idea of this man finally finding his joy again because it was all about him having sex with the 17-year-old? Well, that in weed.

Speaker 2 You're right. It was that in weed.
And that's what sadly was the.

Speaker 2 Shout out to Guy Pierce. Yeah.

Speaker 2 Dealing with Kevin Spacey's bullshit. Yeah, getting his fucking ding-dong fucking man handled by the spaceman.
Yeah, he almost got pierced by the space. God, you gotta be careful out there.

Speaker 2 You gotta keep your head swiveled. Fucking you gotta keep your head in a swivel on Hollywood, and you gotta let these guys know it is an exit hole, unless, of course, it is an entrance hole.

Speaker 2 And then you give them the green light, but you gotta give them the green light. That's the only way to do it.

Speaker 2 Yeah, yeah, Kevin Spacey's in, but he's in a lot of, he's really sad, he's in a lot of debt. Oh, yeah, poor guy.

Speaker 2 Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.

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Speaker 2 Speaking of great news, asteroid headed towards Earth. Yes! It is currently up to 3.1%.

Speaker 2 Let's blow it up. It has increased three times since its discovery.
It has went from 1% to 2% to 3%, possible hitting us.

Speaker 2 And what is interesting, which I found really interesting about this story, is the fact that, number one, they can already tell where it might land if it does hit. Really? It's awesome.

Speaker 2 They basically. How's it a 3% chance of landing? And they're like, Illinois is fucked.
Well, basically, it doesn't even make sense. The way it works is that it'll come on a lateral, right?

Speaker 2 It'll come on some line, right?

Speaker 2 So it's about where, like, imagine, so the Earth's a goal like this. I think the way, obviously, I'm wrong.
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Speaker 2 But the way it seems to work is they could sort of know what plane it's on, but they don't know how far it's going to arc towards us, but they can know that it's going to go in this one area of where we're at.

Speaker 2 So if it hits us,

Speaker 2 they're saying it's going to hit us somewhere in the equator, somewhere in the Indian Ocean, which is interesting. Oh, I also don't know if they're just lying to us to just make us.

Speaker 2 People tell us it's in the middle. Well, I mean, what?

Speaker 2 It's a three in four chance that it hits the ocean. Yes, and it's a city killer, but it's not a world ender.

Speaker 2 They're saying that it would be the equivalent of something like 50 megatons, 50 times the first atomic bomb. Okay.
But if it's in the middle of the ocean, we won't experience it.

Speaker 2 But like Indonesia would be fucked, and Australia would be like, there might be some, there might be some tsunamis, yeah, tsunami activity, earthquake activity. Yeah.

Speaker 2 But and but what I'd like to know, this is like one of those fun debate points for our audience. Sidestories L-P-O-T-L-A-G-Meal.com.
Is that the address?

Speaker 2 Actually, sometimes I forget.

Speaker 2 You know, when you do something again and again and again, you ever like go to hang out with somebody that you've known for like multiple decades and then you like Jerry, right?

Speaker 2 Yeah, and then you momentarily forget their name as you're going to fucking introduce them. That's like an that's like an anxiety thing that happens to me sometimes.

Speaker 2 But I'd like to know, would you like to know the day that you die? Like, would you like to know, like, the date that it, if it's going to hit, and let's say it was going to end the world. Yeah.

Speaker 2 Do you want to know the date or would you rather be suppressed? I think I'd rather know the day the world's going to end than the day I have a heart attack.

Speaker 2 Like, you'd rather

Speaker 2 you'd rather us all die. Yeah.
Well, not rather everyone die.

Speaker 2 I'm saying if I were to know the future, I'd rather it be a day that we're all going to die together rather than like you're going to have a heart attack on August 8th, 2085.

Speaker 2 Because the thing about science, too, is that they're right and they're they're they're they are they do their best to be correct and they're constantly changing. That's the idea.
It's got a bottom.

Speaker 2 It's 2% last week and now it's 3% and they're like the Indian Ocean and next week it's gonna be like it's gonna hit Africa's gonna be like New York and it's gonna slide into the fucking that guy's asshole.

Speaker 2 When shop lifts up in that paper, what? When will this come?

Speaker 2 I think it's nine years.

Speaker 2 Nine years pretty close. Nine years.

Speaker 2 Yeah, 2032,

Speaker 2 seven years. And so,

Speaker 2 but there, I wonder, because remember, they had those, there's like an AI now that can apparently tabulate the day that you will die. Oh, really?

Speaker 2 Using a bunch of like, you can give it a bunch of things, you can give it a bunch of parameters, and it'll give you like a day that you'll die.

Speaker 2 But just like that, and just like this, they could be entirely wrong. I guess

Speaker 2 the only thing that I'm afraid of is the thing of you find out the death day, and then you do the thing where you're like,

Speaker 2 honey, I'm starting to learn the oboe, and I can't do it with you here. I need full attention on the oboe.
You know what I mean?

Speaker 2 Like, this is when you're going to end up trying, you're going to ruin your family.

Speaker 2 And then what happens if then the comment doesn't come?

Speaker 2 Well, you know what drives me crazy is also if we know when the world's going to end, I think I'm talking myself out of wanting to know right now, but like if we know who's going to show up to work, and then next thing you know, like there's no power for the last three days because no one's going to the fucking, uh, to the LATWP.

Speaker 2 You know what I mean?

Speaker 2 Like, and this is going to sound really unpopular to a lot lot of people, but I think, and this is just between me and Eddie here for a second, that's what we don't tell some of these people. Yes.

Speaker 2 So what we do is we don't, no, Rob, you didn't hear that. We don't tell some of the people.
Yeah, Rob, we have a strict schedule to release the hiring.

Speaker 2 Moths continue to come out. We don't tell certain sectors.
Right. Just simply for the fact that we are going to, all the rest of us are going to want to be able to.
watch TV. Yeah.

Speaker 2 Because when I saw Deep Impact,

Speaker 2 one of the things that bothered me the most about that movie, and I know it's not real, but one of the things that bothered me the most about that movie was that it was the day before the asteroid's about to hit, and the fucking guy calls a cab.

Speaker 2 Yeah, and he just picks him up. Yeah, he's like, I'm just getting the golf of work.
You know, being like, dude, we're all going to die soon. Yeah.
And he's just like, you will not make me go uptown.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 2 But if the asteroid does come, I know one thing. I don't want to miss a thing.
I want to make sure I see it.

Speaker 2 What I'm really afraid of is that, and we talked about this right before.

Speaker 2 By the way,

Speaker 2 you know, because you reminded me of something, honey.

Speaker 2 Let's just not tell Bruce Willis. Oh, my God.
How lost will he get trying to find the first.

Speaker 2 I'm afraid if we tell Bruce Willis, he's going to blow up the moon instead. Yeah.

Speaker 2 I got it. I see it every night.

Speaker 2 Temi Moore comes in and she's like, let's just get him a drill and we'll put him on a sound stitch. Listen, we'll just, let's just get him.
Let's think he's doing it.

Speaker 2 He really, let someone get him his harmonica. Can someone get Bruce his harmonica? He thinks he's on stage again.
He's ready to go.

Speaker 2 No, yes. Bruce, let's leave Bruce out of that.
Leave him alone. But you know who we're sending? Ben Affleck.
Ben Affleck. You said, definitely send an Affleck.
I want him. On the tip of the shuttle.

Speaker 2 We're sending you, Ben Affleck. And a bunch of donkeys.
And you know why we're doing it?

Speaker 2 Because of the way you treated J-Lo.

Speaker 2 Oh, yeah. Come on.
I'm coming in and sign up for you. You broke her heart.

Speaker 2 You broke her heart.

Speaker 2 First I defended you and now I can't believe I came to bed for you. I think that J-Lo was ready to love you and you shit the fucking bed.

Speaker 2 And then how dare you go back to that straw woman, Jennifer Gardner.

Speaker 2 She seems nice. She does seem like children together.
Yeah, I mean, a lot of people do. Yeah.

Speaker 2 And all this diddy heat with j-lo like imagine like imagine that he's just sitting at home he's like hold on who what did you do

Speaker 2 what

Speaker 2 this all happened during the juicy couture days no

Speaker 2 i gotta get out of here uh well yeah that's so just so you know i i wonder i want people to tell me what you think i think there's a lot of people that have to i i'd be kind of cool in a way if there was like

Speaker 2 Because this is the thing, is that the government wouldn't do it. They just gave everybody free power and did the thing at the time period for like five days.

Speaker 2 You know, we're like, all right, we're just running the systems. Do you think they would empty the prisons or just lock the doors? Lock the doors, yeah.
Gas them, probably. Kill everybody in there.

Speaker 2 You think so? Yeah, they're going to do a lot. That's the thing.
Because the guards aren't going to show up for work. In the end days, there's going to be a lot of bad stuff happening.

Speaker 2 Yeah, because there's going to be no consequences. And that's also why.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. And it's also why.

Speaker 2 People are doing bad things currently because they think that what you do is that you spark the bad things to make the end times come. Yeah.

Speaker 2 And we have a current, the next series that we're doing is all about that. The idea of if the if the world won't end, what if we start the signs of the world ending on our own?

Speaker 2 I mean, we've all talked about this before. The world is not going to end.
We might end, but the world's going to be here. This rock's going to keep on spinning.
Yeah, man. And no memory.

Speaker 2 No, trillion years. And you know what they said?

Speaker 2 What I all do is interesting. You only need, I believe they said it's 150 people to re-spark humankind.
Sure. So let's get to choosing now.
What are you talking about? It was just two, Henry.

Speaker 2 Adam and Eve. Adam and Steve.
Yeah, baby.

Speaker 2 Oh, yes. Yes, that's.
Oh, let me see you, Apple Adam. See, this is a perfect time for this editing.

Speaker 2 This is a perfect time for this setting.

Speaker 2 So this is a perfect time. Let's get to Man Torner.
Yeah. Yeah.
Now, last week, we had two fucking bitches on the show.

Speaker 2 All right. Woo! We'd fucking two dirty bitches on the show.
They are. Who's the bitch? Now available on The Last Podcast Podcast Network.
They're the best. They're absolutely hilarious.

Speaker 2 Kara Klank and my sister Jackie Zaprowski. They're on our new show, Who's the Bitch? What's your sister's name?

Speaker 2 Ert's Bitchke fucking McDumper. Sikuski's.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 Got your fucking ass.

Speaker 2 But what's funny here is that normally we get to talk abstractedly about women's bodies away from you. Yeah.

Speaker 2 And we get to make a bunch of funny fake thoughts about it because we don't understand a lot about your biology and it's not really anybody's fault but ours it's just more fun to be wrong than right it's just fun to be it's fun to say things that make people upset it's fun that's our jobs right yeah but then we had two women on

Speaker 2 that then went ahead to make a bunch of say a bunch of stuff that made a bunch of ladies angry and they're not scientists but they're not scientists no no no they're just fucking women like the rest of you all right but so you have to say i don't know what's happening to my own personal body either couldn't care less i don't know what's going on in the man's i don't care what's going on here i got balls um but i will say this We're going to say here at LPN, don't drink while pregnant.

Speaker 2 No. Even though Kara and Jackie both, I believe, advised it.

Speaker 2 But don't drink while pregnant because

Speaker 2 many doctors wrote in and said don't. Yes.

Speaker 2 Even a little bit. Apparently not.

Speaker 2 We don't know. But this is what doctors said.
So this is this house as men. Getting an opportunity to tell two women that they were wrong.
Fuck yeah. Yes.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Fuck yeah.
That's what I'm talking about. Right.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 And this is the wildest factoid I got.

Speaker 2 One in 25,000 women. This is true.
Oh, yeah, very true. They can get pregnant in their ass.
Yeah, you can get duty pregnant. You can get dookie-dooky fucking faux shooty forty pregnant.
Yeah, one in.

Speaker 2 Did you know that? 25,000 women. They have a cloaca.
Yeah, they got bird bodies. So some women are born without.
This is completely real, Rob. This was sent to us.

Speaker 2 The look on your face shows you're like, you can't wait for the anticipatory emails that we're going to get. But I'm going to read this right now.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 It is absolutely possible to get pregnant from anal sex.

Speaker 2 I know this because it happened to a roommate of mine. We've all heard this fucking story.

Speaker 2 It's at a Baptist university in Oklahoma, early 2000s. My roommate was raised mostly out of the United States as one of many children in a missionary family.

Speaker 2 That religious community believed strongly in abstaining from sex until marriage. But she and her new boyfriend thought they found a loophole.
Everybody does.

Speaker 2 Right?

Speaker 2 When she started dating in our sophomore year, she came waddling in one day to our dorm and said she needed to talk.

Speaker 2 She then told me that they didn't want to sin by having vaginal intercourse, so they thought they would be safe if they had anal sex instead. You're correct.

Speaker 2 You're correct. Maybe.

Speaker 2 Not from SCDs or anything else, but you're correct.

Speaker 2 You were not supposed that way, you were, that was the right idea. She's condom.
Yes. Oh, yes.
It's more like nature's collection basket.

Speaker 2 Because it goes right out, right?

Speaker 2 So she had mixed feelings about her first sexual encounter, but ultimately enjoyed it. Decided it was okay to continue to have exclusively annual sex.
Now, that's a trooper.

Speaker 2 Now, about a month and a half later, she started panicking because she hadn't had her period on time. She started taking pregnancy tests and they came back positive.

Speaker 2 Naturally, she was freaked out, later recalling that I was really wet and excited her first first time when he pulled out he said he made a runny mess

Speaker 2 All sperm need is to swim is a slick surface and they will keep swimming for up to five days But also apparently it could slide down there or what but also you could be born without the holes like without the walls

Speaker 2 and so the

Speaker 2 calm can come through your butt walls

Speaker 2 into your pussy cavern. There's only one way though it only can go one way.
Bro, I don't fucking know.

Speaker 2 You used to be a plumber. I don't know anything about this.
Bro, I have no idea. According to women'shealth.com, we asked two women on the show last week and they didn't know.

Speaker 2 And now we're left here sitting in the runny mess of their thoughts. Yeah, we're mansplaining.
You can get pregnant through your ass. Women did this to us, though.

Speaker 2 Women put us, two women, we know, put us as men into this scenario, having to roll back misinformation.

Speaker 2 So it's a women's health magazine calls it a colloquial malformation. It's cloacal.
Collacle? It's a cloaca. Cloaca.

Speaker 2 Cloaca. A cloacal.
A cloaca. A cloakal.
Coacal.

Speaker 2 Whatever. They're fucked up.
Booty hole holes.

Speaker 2 Which means she was born,

Speaker 2 but she didn't have a uretha, vagina, and anus. She just had one hole.
Wow, one big room. Yes.
Cloacal malformation.

Speaker 2 Birds have them. Yes.
It's when the rectum, vagina, and urinary tract, they don't separate, they collaborate.

Speaker 2 Yes, the condition is incredibly rare, occurring in about one in 25,000 female live birds, which is more than I would have thought. Yes.
25,000, one in 25,000 isn't really that. I mean, you have to.

Speaker 2 The lottery is way bigger. Absolutely.
And also, what an amazing, amazing opportunity to call somebody a butt baby. Yeah.
It also only occurs in women.

Speaker 2 So this couldn't, we couldn't have just one hole. Oh, yeah, because then the cum can go through our assholes back into our balls.
Yeah. Right.

Speaker 2 Like, you can't fuck me hard enough in the ass that your cum will shoot into my balls. I think, I think that is what women's health is saying.

Speaker 2 But

Speaker 2 it's usually diagnosed at birth and repaired right away so the baby has a separate separate urethra vagina. Let me get in there.
Let me get my wrench. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 But that's what happened in this woman's case. However, something went very wrong, either in the surgery was botched or as response to the trauma of the surgery.

Speaker 2 A body can be formed a fistula, an abnormal connection between organs. It's a fistula.
A fistula. Thank you.
I'm bad with pronouncing that. Fistula is my burlesque name.

Speaker 2 A uterus can become fused to a rectum in these situations. So every month when Aunt Flo comes to town,

Speaker 2 they have their period rectally.

Speaker 2 So meanwhile,

Speaker 2 you know,

Speaker 2 this is the news. You asked me, you asked us.

Speaker 2 We don't want to talk about this. I think that we have to stop now because I think that that's as far as we know.

Speaker 2 I think that we're stupid. I think that when we brought women in here expecting them to be smarter, we found out that's not true.

Speaker 2 And I think that that's one of the nicest things that we could have done for men in terms of listening to this or trying to create a safe space for guys out here to listen to us talk, right?

Speaker 2 A safe space for you guys, you boys.

Speaker 2 Oh, man. That was man corner.
We're over. Yes, yes, yes.

Speaker 2 Oh, and there was one email we got about booty shorts. Well, you want to read this because we, again, this is a response to last week.

Speaker 2 Jackie was saying she wanted to either get butt implants or a uh one of the Brazilian butt lifts or she wanted a

Speaker 2 she was talking about padded pants and we had an argument kind of talking about is it what how much damage does that lie do yes to our sexual encounters and i actually don't know because this lady actually makes an interesting point yeah so says hey guys i was listening to your episode with the girls from who's the bitch and i thought it was interesting that jackie's suggestion spelled wrong by the way i actually think it's a more fun spelling it is and she should drop the E.

Speaker 2 Suggestion of being tricked or fooled by fake butts and boobs because that's something I saw a lot on Reddit from the old incel board. Oh, whatever.
That's not what we meant. I mean I think so.

Speaker 2 Basically, a lot of incels complain that women change their appearance to fool men into sleeping with them. So they're against stuff like butt pads and makeup.

Speaker 2 They're just against, yeah, because they're losers. That's the difference.
I'm just saying. Yeah.

Speaker 2 I'm just saying,

Speaker 2 but I want that big old butt. Yes.
To play with. Yes, for sure.

Speaker 2 But

Speaker 2 I think what

Speaker 2 the. I'm a red-blooded man that would just, I would listen to the butt.
I'd listen to the butt's thoughts and the butt's opinions and all the butts' dreams. Yes.

Speaker 2 And I'd spend time with the butt and treat the butt well and create a fucking safe environment for the butt. Mm-hmm.
Continue.

Speaker 2 So they said, as someone who personally loves looking like a slutty MILF, I just wanted to share that most of the women who I know who wear strong makeup and pads and stuff like that aren't doing it to attract men into sleeping with us.

Speaker 2 I'm married, so when I do, when I go out with my husband, I just like looking like a hot slut. Cool.
I'm Latina, so I don't wear butt pads, but I absolutely wear padded bras because who cares?

Speaker 2 The people who see me aren't going to see me naked, so why should I care if they feel deceived? I think you're entirely correct.

Speaker 2 We're not talking about about the men just feeling received deceived though i think that you're right

Speaker 2 if you're dressing for other women and you're dressing for yourself yeah but i'm not i'm just more i'm not talking about the anger over the deception it's more just i want a big old butt yes i want a big old floppy butt i can fucking have fun with women and be around but usually you know you know i love you so i don't care what you say but usually when men have like those type of opinions like you can't wear this shit it's a control thing oh of course i know what you're saying i would never say you can't wear the thing.

Speaker 2 Yeah, yeah, yeah. We're just having feelings about the thing.
Yes, yeah. But it's also like you never see an attractive man complain about this.
No.

Speaker 2 It's always like ugly dudes who can't get laid anyway. And they're almost looking for reasons to say, like, oh, I don't want to date that person because she's ugly when she's obviously gorgeous.

Speaker 2 We are talking about this enormous, like, a friendly idea, banter back and forth, not actual rage. Men who experience this actual rage, which is real,

Speaker 2 are extremely dangerous and bad for it and are mostly unfuckable. Yeah, that is the problem.
And that's the thing.

Speaker 2 A lot of these trad guys are going to get a really hard fucking awakening when they wake up and realize that just because you want a trad wife doesn't mean a trad wife wants you

Speaker 2 because it's a lot of work. Being a trad wife you got to live every day thinking about your husband, wondering what my husband wants, wondering if he's going to get his raw milk today.

Speaker 2 And you have to love churning that raw milk for your butter.

Speaker 2 Every morning for your husband, you're going to make that fresh ass fucking fresh butter each morning. And then you're going to laugh as you put arsenic in that butter.

Speaker 2 And then you're going to serve it to him in a big pile, a big thing of toast. And you're going to watch him as he fucking grips his belly and he falls over, screaming in pain, going, What happened?

Speaker 2 What happened? What happened? And you're going to smile. And, you know, and his last words are going to be, I can't believe it wasn't butter.

Speaker 2 And it writes himself.

Speaker 2 And it writes itself. And then you get to go be a lesbian.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 Like he always wanted. There was a, I did get a lot of people have been messaging messaging me about

Speaker 2 my young vet hate talk. First of all, I would like you to...
Things I say are, everything I say on this show, unless I take a moment to anything I say in this voice is a joke. Yes, he is being funny.

Speaker 2 But we did receive many emails from young veterinarians saying that apparently, like, suicide's a big old thing within the veterinary community. They all feel like unloved.

Speaker 2 They got to deal with a lot of psychopaths that have unreasonable demands, which I totally understand. Oh, my God.
The way people look at their dogs and treat these vets.

Speaker 2 For full disclosure, my father-in-law

Speaker 2 owns his own family practice. This is where the feelings come from.
Yes,

Speaker 2 he owns his own practice. So I understand the family practice.
Lots of people hit me up. They're like, Ed, you need to find a family practice.

Speaker 2 I know all about it. It is the right move.

Speaker 2 I basically, where my thought comes from, I love a more experienced person.

Speaker 2 And so a young vet, you become an an old vet and i think that during that process you become better at it i think we became better comedians over the years i think that you know stuff like that i think you will see more things that come i think that now the vet community is in a lot of trouble.

Speaker 2 We got companies like Chewy buying out fucking full practices from people. And then like also like vets used to prescribe the medicine.
Now people buy it

Speaker 2 for a quarter of the price from Chewy's. And so the vets are losing money that way.
And no one wants to. My vet now integrated it into their like their

Speaker 2 thing. Yeah, no, it's like a five-dollar charge now.
If you want us to fill it, because they're because they're just filling out all the paperwork and doing more work for free.

Speaker 2 But also, I'm, I do understand that it costs a premium, and I do understand that pets cannot tell you their feelings, they can't tell you what hurts and what goes on.

Speaker 2 It's extremely difficult for them to figure it out. They got to look at it, and but they're also, it's you are looking at puppies' assholes all day.
Yeah, no, it's it's a hard job being a vet.

Speaker 2 I love every vet in the world.

Speaker 2 You gave yourself to take care of animals it just i i thought it was obvious that vets are good people because they donated their lives to helping animals this is so nice so making fun of somebody who has done such a nice thing is comical to me yes you know like yes of course

Speaker 2 coming at a veterinarian for any is coming at a group of people that you would think no one's attacking so it's funny it's like making fun of firemen yeah you know it's just funny it is funny to attack a vulnerable thing You have to understand that, guys.

Speaker 2 Is that when

Speaker 2 you're invulnerable, it's so fun to attack.

Speaker 2 No, we are really trying to punch you. We think you could take it because you're doctors and it's difficult.
But thank you for your service. And we are listening.

Speaker 2 And that is our, what I'd call our half rollback. Yeah.
Well, also, I do want to say another thing about the whole thing. Okay, please.

Speaker 2 These corporations are buying up these fucking vet offices and they're buying it from the people who own family practices. And then they're hiring part-time vets to come in who are trained less.

Speaker 2 These people work like two days a week and they don't care as much as a normal everyday vet and they're giving bad information. And so I think that there is.

Speaker 2 You need to go to a family-owned vet. Do not go to one of these corporate places.
I think it's very important. I agree.
They will care more about your dog. They will take care of you.

Speaker 2 And anyone in the people who will be coming at me, telling me that my dog should be dead you are very rude and i have a family-owned vet that i literally take pictures of shits and text him and he's like that's fine don't worry about it so they like don't worry they're very well taken care of my dogs are so well taken care of they're extremely aggravating it was

Speaker 2 and i'm telling you this right now as as his co-host and as a person as his best friend I'd call the police on him. Yes.

Speaker 2 If I had to, if I really felt that your dogs were like fucked, I'd say something. Yes.
They're just very old. They're very old.
They got

Speaker 2 Rambo is cognizant. He's

Speaker 2 tails wagging. Every time I see a vet, I'm like, you will tell me when I have to put this dog down.
And every time they're like, it's looking all right for now.

Speaker 2 And so like, Tootsie just had a rough week. And we got her in blood work.
And the vet was like, I don't know. She doesn't look too good.
And we got the blood work. And he's like, she's fine.

Speaker 2 And then I sent the blood work to someone else. I'm like, Yeah, she's fine, yeah, just like picky when she eats now.
You know who that reminds me of? What Bill Cosby? God, why is he fine?

Speaker 2 Still alive, just he's like, Why is he perfectly fine? Him and Tootsie, blind,

Speaker 2 fucking old. Do not look Tootsie in with Bill Cosby, still walking around, rejected his advances.
People refuse to put him to sleep.

Speaker 2 Oh, Bill Cosby. Oh, his Tors coming up.
Great.

Speaker 2 Oh, can we get tickets for that? There's a lot. It seemed to be a lot available.
He's got a comeback working on it. Oh, good for him.
Wow.

Speaker 2 Anybody can come back. Wow.
All right. Oh, no.
Foreclosure on his home. Yeah.
You know, yeah, made me the money dried up.

Speaker 2 Well, guys, what an episode of side stories. Go to patreon.com/slash last podcast on the left to give us money to watch us talk.

Speaker 2 And then we got a lot of bullshit on there, obviously, a lot of shit. You can go see when you give money.
You can see our live stream live. You can join the chat.
You can yell at us and scream at us.

Speaker 2 That is on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. PST.
And then you can go to Last Podcast Left and Buy tickets for our live show. We have so many coming up and they are going to be wonderful.

Speaker 2 Yes, we're going to be in Dallas on Saturday. So come check us out at the CU Theater in Grand Prairie, Texas.

Speaker 2 That is right next to Dallas. But if you know what Dallas is, you know what Grand Prairie is, obviously.
But we also have a lot of side story shows coming up. We do.

Speaker 2 On March 16th, we're going to be in Huntsville, Alabama.

Speaker 2 Come check us out there. That's going to be a lot of fun.
That's at the VBC Center. Honestly, if you're out there, that's going to be one of those that would be so like that.

Speaker 2 Well, I've never been to Huntsville. I have no idea what the fuck's in Huntsville.
Please come out and send us some recommendations. And like, we're going to have a blast.

Speaker 2 We do a lot of crowd work. We have a lot of fun when we do this show.
It's going to be a blast.

Speaker 2 And then also on May 7th, we're going to be in Dania Beach at the Dania Beach Improv, which is Fort Lauderdale. So make sure you get your tickets to that.
That's going to be May 7th.

Speaker 2 And then May 8th, we're going to be at the Funny Bone in Orlando. Yeah, we are, baby.
Yeah, we're doing some real comedy clubs, Henry. We're going to have fun, man.
We're very excited.

Speaker 2 I can't wait for this. So come and join us.
And if you heckle, we'll beat the shit out of you. Yeah, no, because we jump out on the stage.

Speaker 2 And then, of course, there's always Crime Wave, which is going to be in November. Get your tickets together.
Come to Crime Wave.

Speaker 2 People got tickets already. It's going to be, we're going to have a lot of, it's going to be a fucking official last podcast, like, meetup on this fucking bro.
You're going to meet some new friends.

Speaker 2 I mean it, guys. The people, I like, come out.
If you can afford it, come out to this fucking thing because it is going to be hilarious.

Speaker 2 yeah we're going to have so much fun and it's and someone's gonna die

Speaker 2 you gotta come

Speaker 2 see this no they have a morgue on the ship they got they told us they have a morgue on the ship in the jail they said that we could go do one of the crew's autopsies yeah yeah yeah they said that we could go in there they do them yeah they have an autopsy tech on there so we can go in there and they said that we can go do it and we can shoot we can shoot the fucking what is it the stuff that you could see blood with the uh

Speaker 2 oh that stuff yeah i don't know what's it called again the oh you could shoot the what I don't know what you're even talking about.

Speaker 2 Bloods. I don't know, but the show was ending, and you brought it to a

Speaker 2 screeching halt. Yeah, well, let's just stop this, yeah, because it's over.
All right, and

Speaker 2 luminol, luminol,

Speaker 2 yes, you young vets, they're all stealing all the luminol. Did you know that? The young vets, they're all holding, they're all hoarding it.
Yeah, I got you, you fucks. You thought I was being nice.

Speaker 2 I'm back, baby. You're coming in.
All right, we gotta end this. Get older.
Let's end this. Let's end this fucking check.