879. Andy & DJ CTI: Trump Visits Saudi Arabia, Dem Rep. Mclver Denies Body Slam & Ye Song Glorifying Hitler Gets Millions Of Views As Platforms Struggle To Remove It

Yeah, we're sleeping on the floor.

Now my jury box froze.

Fuck up bowl, fuck a stove.

Counted millions in a cold.

Bad bitch, booted swole.

Got her own bank rope.

Can't fold, just a no.

Headshot, case close, close, close.

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We're going to start the show with terrible jokes.

No.

Well, I mean, you got to warm up.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, it takes a minute to get going.

You know?

Okay, we're past a minute.

It's true.

Yeah.

Touche.

What's going on, though, man?

Yeah.

A lot to cover.

There's a lot out there.

I wanted to bring something first.

You know, it kind of hits close to home, man.

What's that?

It's a St.

Louis guy.

Who?

Jason Tatum, man.

Oh, yeah.

I saw him.

Dude.

Fuck.

Yeah,

did they say what happened to him?

Achilles, man.

Oh, really?

Achilles, man.

No way.

Dude, yeah.

Oh, man.

Dude, that sucks.

Bro, it was.

Not only does it suck, it sucks to have that happen in the playoffs at the end of the year because the recovery is so long.

Game four.

Now,

he balls.

Yeah.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, he dropped 40 points at that point.

Yeah.

It's a big deal.

Yeah, like, dude, it's crazy, man.

Game four, final minutes of game four, man.

And he tore his Achilles.

They got the video.

Clip has no audio, but you can kind of see it.

A little bit.

Like, I mean, kind of.

It's a Keely's tale.

It's not like a terrible, like, he didn't go the wrong way.

But this is the clip here when it happened.

It was his right foot, and he went down.

And then they do have a clip of him coming out

from

the court in a wheelchair.

Let's check this clip out.

Jason Tatum, you can see, distraught right now.

As soon as we get an update, we'll pass it along.

Yeah.

Nah, bro, that's terrible.

Fucking sucks, man.

Yeah, that's terrible, dude.

I hate to see that.

Part of sports, part of life.

Well, you've dealt with injuries, though.

You know what I'm saying?

Yeah, I mean, not in game four of the NBA

playoffs.

You know what I'm saying?

It's not my career.

You know, a little bit different.

A little different.

Yeah, same, same.

Yeah.

But, you know, all businesses and everything that we work through or try to work on is going to have major setbacks.

It's part of being great.

And I have no doubts that he will,

you know, come back.

I'm sure, yeah, he's going to be better.

He'll be fine.

Yeah.

It's so crazy, dude.

I remember when he was in like sixth or seventh grade, he used to run gassers with us during football practice.

Yeah.

Like at my school.

Yeah.

Cause his dad,

Justin Tatum, he was our athletic director.

And sold him?

Yeah.

Oh, I didn't know that.

Oh, yeah.

And so took him to championships, 2012 basketball championships.

But yeah, like, so when Jason was in like fucking middle school, bro, he was running gassers, 100-yard sprints with the high schoolers.

Yeah.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, he's always been, like, bro, the dude was made to be where he is right now, for sure.

When you say gassers are 100 yards,

they're 200 yards.

Yeah, down and backs, yeah.

Yeah.

It's across the field.

He would do

he would do like the 100-yard and wait, and then we come back, and then we go down and he'll run this, you know what I'm saying?

They'd break them up with him.

Yeah, gassers, how we ran them.

Like fifth grade, bro.

Gassers, how we ran them was with length of the field, down back, down, back.

Yeah, with with the end zones.

No, the other way.

No, you didn't do end zones, we did end zones.

That's not a gasser.

So, a total, it was like 120 yards.

You just run straight down the field.

That's just

here's the truth.

I ran until like

I didn't have to run no more.

Yeah, that's just anyway.

They're terrible.

A real gasser is the width of the field, not the length, and it's down back, down, back.

I know what it is.

Yeah.

Some people call them Nebraskas.

No, no,

it's privilege.

Yeah, I know.

Yeah, apparently.

We went the long way.

Yeah, yeah, that's right.

Yeah.

It makes sense now.

Yeah, man.

I mean, look,

that's what they're talking about.

Apparently, it's real.

I can't do anything right.

I only had to run the short way.

Yeah.

I'm over here fucking dying.

Yeah.

It was, man.

I got it.

Yeah, I got it.

See, there it is.

Okay.

I've just recognized it.

Point it out.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Yeah, man.

But no, this sucks, man.

He's awesome.

Awesome.

Not only awesome.

He does a lot for the community here, bro.

Which is, you know, pretty rare.

He's a good dude.

Well, we got good people here, bro.

Yeah.

We got good people.

But yeah, I mean, so prayers to him.

Hope he,

you know, he has the best surgeons and stuff, I'm sure.

You know what I'm saying?

So he'll be fine.

He'll be fine.

But yeah, wishes and speedy recovery, man.

St.

Louis local.

Yep.

St.

Louis local right there.

But yeah, let's get into the show.

We got a lot.

This is spicy today.

All right.

It's spicy.

A little curry in there.

Yeah.

It's not boiled chicken.

Oh, we got some of that at the end.

Okay.

Just for you.

Well, you know what?

Yeah.

That's how I like it.

You and your Nebraskas.

What do you call it?

We call it gassers, but it depends on where you're at.

What was the other term?

Nebraskas.

Nebraskas.

But like wherever you go,

depending on what school, they would call it different.

Yeah.

That's real.

All right.

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follow along with us as we go through this journey.

Yeah.

Yep.

All right.

Let's get it to the first set of headline, man.

So Trump's in the Middle East.

He went to Saudi Arabia.

Did you see that?

I did.

Yeah, and there's some interesting things happening there.

Before he even touched down, though, apparently they fuck with him pretty heavy over there.

They like him.

They like Trump.

They respect Trump.

they respect the country.

Um, and uh, to show their sense of respect, they had a mobile McDonald's pull up.

This is a real deal, Holyfield, right here, man.

I didn't even know it was possible.

They, uh, President Donald Trump will be well catered, uh, catered for if he gets a sudden fast food urge in Saudi Arabia.

A journalist covering his trip to the capital, Radia, noticed a nearby mobile McDonald's.

The movable fast food joint was hooked up to a large truck, Radia.

Radea.

Is that what it's called?

Radea?

I think for sure it's Riyadh.

Yeah.

I don't know what you're reading there.

I think that hooked on finance is failing you.

Yeah, yeah, it messed me up.

Well, I mean, those, you know,

that one got me.

Yeah.

It got me.

Yeah.

Radea.

It's the cousin of Riyadh.

Riyadh.

Yeah.

It's a suburb.

Same thing.

Right.

Same thing.

It's a place in there.

Yeah, it's close.

Guarantee you.

Something in there is called that.

Yeah, yeah.

All right.

Or somebody.

So Radea is where you find the mythical McDonald's that doesn't exist.

Good lord, man.

Riyadh.

Riyadh.

Yep, there we go.

All right.

His clip.

This is the mobile McDonald's.

They brought

Trump.

Radia.

Oh, look, a unicorn.

You think they made that just for him?

I guarantee you.

Bro, they have so much fucking money over there.

Yeah, all of it.

Like, it don't even, like, they don't care.

Yeah, we would, too, if we drilled our own fucking oil.

Yeah, I mean, but that's cool.

You know what I'm saying?

That's pretty cool.

Like, I mean, that's cool.

Like, that's a nice touch.

Yeah.

You know, apparently a lot of other things came out of these discussions.

I don't know how you could eat a Big Mac when it's 120 degrees, you're wearing a suit.

You just be oozing that shit out your pores.

Yeah.

Stuffs on, like, it's just, you feel dirty.

They probably got good stuff, though.

They got the good beef.

You know what I'm saying?

Do they use...

No, never mind.

I'm not going to go there.

I'm not gonna go there.

I'm gonna be good this episode.

You think they use camels?

Probably, like instead of beef, probably.

They probably use whatever they got: camel burgers.

I mean, I'm sure it's not bad.

Trump camel, he's thinking something else.

Yeah,

he's gonna grab that camel.

Yeah, right, right.

Good old camel.

I'll take two of those.

Oh, get a fist full of camel.

I said I was gonna be good, man.

You're a bad influence.

I know, and you're a bad influence.

So they got McDonald's for Trump.

Wait,

can I get a

number nine and the number 11?

No, this should bad.

Is that bad?

I think that'd be what you would order in Israel.

Yeah.

Anyway,

so we

Trump got himself

a couple camel nuggets.

Some camel nuggets.

There was a lot of talks, though.

A lot of good talks.

Apparently, another thing that we're getting

by we, the United States, Washington, D.C.,

we're getting an Arabian leopard.

There's also pieces of the exchange.

It's going to the Washington, D.C.

zoo.

An Arabian leopard.

That's a cool-looking leopard.

I mean, that's cool.

You know, bring some animals over here.

Some other ones.

Yep.

What's wrong with you, man?

I just need a warm-up, man.

Hey, dude.

Oh, yeah.

All right.

Well, dude, so that leopard's pretty cool, though.

No, that's a nice-looking leopard, man.

That looks like it looks.

He's built on camel nuggets.

Oh, for sure.

For sure.

For sure.

Yeah.

But a lot of good deals, man.

So they signed a defense deal, the United States and Saudi Arabia.

MBS, that's his nickname.

His real name is Mohammed Ben Salman.

They signed a defense.

I think I'm going to start going by my initials, too.

Yeah.

AJF.

AJF?

Yeah.

I'm just going to start doing it.

Actually, I already go by initials.

I made the MFCO.

No, that's your other initials.

Yeah.

That's real.

That's a good nickname.

What?

Both of them.

MBS?

No, mine oh mfco yeah it's pretty hard goes hard yeah

i i'm gonna say i'm gonna change it to goosh darn it

gosh darn it maybe

yeah

yeah so they signed this defense package um it's worth about 142 billion dollars so that's uh weapons artillery vehicles things like that you know it happens um there's also going to be some strategic so they're going to pay us yeah right oh nice.

Right, right, right.

That's a nice change.

Yeah, finally.

We're not just going to give it to them.

We'll just leave it there.

You know what I'm saying?

Now, this also comes with a major strategic,

some strategic financial investments in the U.S.

together.

So all in total, when you look at the whole package, it's about $600 billion

that's

estimated to produce about 3.4 million jobs this year alone between these two deals, this meeting this guy had.

And then, so they did some backdoor deals, some things behind the scenes, of course.

But then they did this

conference, and there was a lot of people there.

So when they brought Trump up on the stage to announce him,

they allowed

God Bless the USA song, you know, Trump's famous song, He Likes to Play.

They allowed that song to play, and not just like a piece of it, they played the entire song.

And while the song was playing, everybody in the audience stood on their feet the entire time.

Yeah, bro.

I mean, it's respect.

Let's check this clip out.

Next to you, and they've met her still today.

Cause there ain't no doubt I love this land.

God bless the USA.

yeah man they respect the fucking country again man

they never didn't that's the point it's not that they didn't we are lied to over here about about Arabs in general true okay we are lied to think that they are just savage people who do crazy shit look do they have extremists in their

yes but so do we yeah and okay and yeah no shit that's what i'm saying and the other thing like dude we're lied about the arabs to intentionally create a negative viewpoint about their culture about them in on for the benefit of the criminals the the the mafia that runs israel that's the truth all right so what they always do with the propaganda Is they make these people sound like they're fucking savages.

And bro, you know what?

They are to criminals the way it should be.

If you steal over there, they punish you harshly.

If you do crime, they punish you harshly.

That creates civility in society.

Now, do they have differences in their culture?

Absolutely.

Okay.

But all in all, we are lied to.

We are propagated about Arab people, how they are, what they're really about for the benefit of us being aligned with Israel for our citizenship here so that we can go out here and fight all these wars on behalf of Israel's interests against these people

and dude, it's bullshit.

It's just bullshit.

It's not it's not it's propaganda.

It's a lie like dude

You know everybody over there dude Persians the the air everybody in that from that whole area you the ones you meet in real life are fucking great people and they have high standards and they have they they hold themselves to a strict code and uh it's reality man.

Like, it just is.

And are there different parts of the culture that we, as Americans, might see as negative?

Sure, but there's a lot of shit that they see about our culture that's negative.

But all in all, these people have much more respect, much more

honor than what we are told.

And it's never been what we've been told.

Like, bro, like when they

started this shit in the early 90s with Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm and making everybody think that all Arabs were bad and all these countries are savage and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

And dude, honestly, for a long time, I bought that.

I bought that, especially after 9-11, dude.

I was pissed off.

They served it up all nice on a plateau.

Yes.

And as I've gotten older and as more information has come out, we're starting to see that actually

the complete opposite is true.

Okay.

And all of my friends that live over there, and I have a lot of friends that I talk to that live over in that area, they're cool, dude.

And

they run by the code and they tell the truth, and they're honest.

And when they disagree, they say they disagree.

And sometimes it kind of pisses you off because you're not used to it

because you're dealing with like people over here that'll fucking lie right to your face and then go talk shit.

Personally, I appreciate people who can look you in the eye and say, you know, I don't agree with that.

But just like when Billy was here the other day, like, that's, I, you know, I might not agree with what he's saying, but dude, I respect that he has the fucking balls to say that, that he believes that.

Yeah, for sure.

So, you know, dude, I just think, I think, you know, a lot of people are starting to see that.

We saw this when Trump was in office the first time, too.

Like, peace in the Middle East.

Yes, bro.

Like, dude,

it's a lie and it's propaganda,

period.

Well, I think that's the other, like, that's a key point, too, right?

Like, I think when we look at just like global humanity,

everybody just wants fucking peace.

Everybody wants prosperity.

Everybody wants to just be left the fuck alone.

All these individual countries.

And like, it's made intentionally to

just create animosity and tensions for what reason?

For what reason?

And it's interesting because, like I said, a couple of things other

happened while Trump was there.

So, you know, he got on stage, started talking, and he announced a big deal.

This was a pretty big deal.

Trump announces the plan to lift sanctions on Syria.

So, this was another big deal.

Trump had heavy sanctions on Syria and said said that he's going to

give them a chance at greatness.

Let's check this clip up.

Among others and friends of mine, people that I have a lot of respect for in the Middle East, I will be ordering the cessation of sanctions against Syria in order to give them a chance at greatness.

And look how happy they are.

Is that Elon?

Yeah, Elon was there.

Sam Bottom was there.

Just it's it's a it just shows it, man.

It's a great deal of respect, you know, and I, and that's what

like again, we can we can debate on what's not happening good or what's not happening fast enough.

But one of the things that I thought was extremely important coming off of the four years with Biden, bro, like nobody respected the office.

Nobody, like, the representation of the American people was not respected because of who we had in there.

It listened they knew what was, they know what happened.

Yeah, they'll, if you go to anyone,

they knew that was a fucking coup.

Yeah, everybody else in the world knows that that was a coup

yes yeah

that's real i mean because like i mean dude like one of the things like and i was looking into this a little bit too so mbs

you know typically like it's customary that you know he sits in his palace the diploma you know like trump like when leaders come to the white house trump comes outside and greets him that's not custom there they wait inside and you just come inside and see him mbs for the first time he's never done this for a world leader actually came down went down his escalators and met trump outside as soon as he pulled up like it's just well, dude, that's just you know, that's that's just respect, it's massive, you know what I'm saying?

And it's not, it's not supplicating or bowing down,

it's it's just a man respecting another man, yeah, you know what I mean, which is nice to see.

It is good to see, man, it's refreshing.

It does not surprise me, though, yeah, it doesn't, yeah.

Well, I mean, to your point, I mean, it makes sense, dude.

Like, they knew what the hell was happening over there,

they saw it, like, man, look at who the Americans put in.

Yeah, you know what I'm saying?

Yeah, is this well, bro?

Listen, just like we know that,

you know, for example, like we know that there's tons of people in Israel that do not like Netanyahu.

Okay.

The people of a country are not synonymous with the leadership of a country.

And part of being the leader of a country is to remember that.

And so if the leader is acting crazy,

you have to be cognizant of, well, that's not the entire population.

It's probably not even most of the population.

So,

you know, I think

these guys understand

that the world is safer and better with

somebody who is in office

who isn't manipulating the welfare of their own people for their own gain

and is instead trying to legitimately and honestly make the world a better place.

And whether or not Trump makes all the right decisions,

I think his intent is to do that, especially after what's been going on the last few days, which I'm sure we're going to get into.

Yeah, we're going to get into later.

Are we?

You draw the Israel stuff.

Yeah.

I've been seeing it.

I wasn't able to really dive into it.

Let's talk about it though.

I mean, there's been some interesting shit happening.

Yeah.

So, allegedly, you know,

Trump is

super pissed off at Netanyahu for trying to drag us and manipulate us and propagate us into a war with Iran.

And they've been like the main punishment.

Yes.

And it seems like he's finally figured it out that

these people are not doing things for

the welfare of the world, but for the welfare of themselves.

And it seems to me like he's, he, that's finally clicked for him with some of the things that he's come out and say.

Now we will have to wait and see what he actually does.

um

but it you know he's not just unconditionally supporting them at this point which it felt like he was doing up until this point for sure

almost through his silence like through no action almost it almost made it seem like that yeah well my my my point of view i mean look man he you know i don't know i'm not in those discussions yeah but it definitely

Feels like now things have changed.

And it feels like all of the things that we and many other people have been talking about in terms of the Israeli mafia,

that's what I'm going to call them because everybody else calls them the Jews.

I'm not going to call it that.

It's not the Jews.

It's the Israeli mafia

interfering with this country.

embedding itself in our intelligence agencies, embedding itself into our government.

And I think he's finally starting to see that that's a big fucking problem.

Yeah, for sure.

So we'll see what happens.

But I feel better about Trump today than I did last week.

For sure.

And like, I mean, dude, like, again, we can talk about things that aren't happening quicker or faster or at scale.

But I do think it's important to show some of the wins that have been happening.

So some of the other things that have come out.

Well, dude, I think it's important for us to just be,

you know, objective.

Yeah.

Like objective.

Look, man, the internet's full of people that are on one side or the other, and they've built their identity like attached to that side.

What the fuck are you getting from that side?

It makes me think you're being paid.

Like, we should be able to look at things and say, well, I like that and that and that, but I don't like that.

I don't like this.

I don't like this and this and this, but that was a good move.

And we should be able to objectively observe both sides or whoever's in office, no matter how much you like that.

It really shouldn't even be about like.

It should be about what are the actions being taken.

And I don't know President Trump.

I don't have an emotional attachment to President Trump.

I don't ever attach myself.

And I think this is one of the things that's made me very successful in business.

I can like someone

and admit they did something wrong.

I can also not like someone and say, that guy's good for business.

Get some right.

That's right.

So like the like.

It's unemotional.

It's not, yeah, it's not a thing for me, dude.

And I just, I don't know.

I'm wired that way.

And it doesn't seem like most people have that ability, especially like the influencers influencers that we see on the internet.

It seems like they're all attached to one side or they're all attached to another side, which makes me think they're getting paid to be that way.

A lot of them are.

Yeah, I know.

For sure.

Well, I didn't think that at first, you know, but I think it's now it's come down to, okay,

you guys can say what you want, but don't talk about this in a negative light or don't talk about this in a positive light and we'll keep paying you.

And so it sounds like it's genuine.

But when it comes to that one issue or two issues, they don't say shit about it.

Right.

And

if they can be objective about everything else and then they can't about this or that, that's that's that person.

That's a clue.

Yeah.

That's right.

So like I can assure you,

like I am, and I don't say this to brag.

I say this as a matter of fact.

I am self-made

extremely successful.

Okay.

I do not need any of their fucking money.

So I don't take it.

Well, that's the other piece, bro, because you got got to look at it.

Like a lot of the conservative influencers out there, I told you.

Well, who were they before the MAGA movement?

Who were, you know what I'm saying?

What were they doing?

What were they doing?

They were little nerds tweeting on the internet.

You know what I'm saying?

So it's like, yeah, they didn't have any right.

It's how they make their living, dude.

That's why us not taking ads on the show is such a big deal.

Okay.

We're not

like, I'm very transparent about that.

I can't.

I couldn't be taking ad money and telling you I'm not.

That's not even legal.

Right.

So,

yeah, bro, it's a, it's a problem.

And, you know, it's not that I like, because dude, you know, sometimes people get pissed.

They're like, bro, why are you dogging on Trump?

I'm not dogging on Trump personally.

I'm saying that decision was stupid or good or whatever.

And if we all thought that way, we wouldn't be able to be manipulated.

That's my point of all of this.

100%, man.

But yeah, let's point out some of the good stuff that has happened in the last recent days.

Trump took major action to reduce drug costs for Americans.

So, I mean, this was pretty cool.

This was an executive order that just came out yesterday to reduce drug prices in America to rates similar to what those in other nations pay.

And so, I saw one of the examples, like, you know, right now they call it the fat shot, you know, the skinny shot, whatever one of people want to call it.

There's like Wagovi, I think, is Ozempic, things like that.

Oh, GOP ones?

Yeah, right.

Yeah.

And so, like, you know, here.

For Wagovi, for example, it's $1,300 for a month supply, where you go to Britain, it's like $88.

You know what I'm saying?

So So it's like, there is a big disparity.

Like, what's the problem here?

And so Trump, Trump signed the executive order yesterday.

This is a quick clip of him.

Well, that's the whole system.

That is how it's set up here, bro.

They do all of these things to propagate you to be unhealthy.

They tell you to be fat.

They fucking allow fast food to put addictive chemicals and all kinds of extra shit.

They create all these health problems through all these ingredients.

Then you get sick.

Okay.

And when you have sickness and the drug prices are, you you know, $2,000 per script, you got to have insurance.

All right.

So the insurance and the pharma industry work together and the media and the food all work together to create customers for their system.

And, you know, it's insane, bro.

Like, it's, it's just a fucking racket.

So yeah, man, I mean, this is something that should, it should never be allowed to be the way it is.

Like, if you don't have insurance, you can't afford to get healthy.

Right.

You know what I'm saying?

If you don't have health care, you can't afford to pay out of pocket.

Like, that's insane.

That's bullshit.

Well, I think the other cool piece about this, too, is like, because there's been a lot of talk with like Bernie Sanders and AOC, and they've been running on this platform of like, you know, we're going to go after big forma.

Well, I mean, I don't know about you, but I'm pretty sure that just pissed off a lot of the big former, like, their stocks fell the moment he announced this decision.

Um, it pisses off some globalists.

I mean, like, so it kind of took the

air out of the sales

side.

what do you mean why why why are why are those people getting pissed off because that's where they get all their fucking money to operate it's how they that's how they they make their money man how they make money let's check this clip out so for the first time in many years we'll slash the cost of prescription drugs and we will bring fairness to America drug prices will come down

by much more really if you think 59 if you if you think of a drug that is sometimes 10 times more expensive it's much more than the 59%.

You know, it depends on the way you want to analyze it, but in one way you could analyze it that way.

But between 59 and 80, and I guess even 90%.

So

when I worked so hard in the first term, and if I got prices down, remember I was the only one to ever get prices down for a full year, but I'd get them down like 2%, and I thought it was like a big deal.

Well, we're getting them down

60, 70, 80, 90 percent,

but actually more than that if you think about it in the way mathematically.

And pharma has to say we're sorry, but we'll not be able to do this any longer to these companies, to these countries that have been so tough.

They've been very tough, nasty.

It's trade.

It's trade.

And pharma is also very powerful, and the Democrats have protected pharma.

Democrats have protected pharma.

Why?

They preach to people that they're going to fix these things and make their lives easier, like we always talk about on the show.

But then they go protect pharma and they create a situation.

Do you remember one of the first changes that Biden made when he got into office?

He took insulin from 60 bucks and re so Trump signed an order to bring it down and then he signed an order to bring it right back up.

Right back up.

Bro.

It's it's people have short-term memory loss, man.

They forget.

Oh, people do forget.

They forget about it.

Yeah, go look that up.

That's a fact.

They forget about it.

Yeah.

I mean, look, man,

it should really make people angry.

Like, it really should.

And it should make you angry now, not when it happens to you.

You know, that's a big problem here.

It's like people don't have empathy for other people.

who are struggling with this because they're not being affected with it themselves.

But then when they get affected with themselves, they freak out and say it's not fair.

Well, it's not fair all the time to everybody, bro.

Like, this is, we, this country was not made for the citizens to be propagated and poisoned and intentionally made into customers for the biggest country or the biggest companies in the world.

That's not what this was.

Okay.

A coordinated attack.

Yes.

You know, because it's shoved down our throat physically and then it's shoved through our fucking brains on ads and TVs.

Dude, it wasn't, it wasn't.

It's insane.

Like, it's just, it's, once you see it and once you understand it, it's infuriating because we are not free.

We are, and not only are we not free financially,

we're a fucking customer farm for the biggest companies in the world that make billions and billions and billions and billions and billions of dollars.

And

dude, it's just not right.

It's not even close to right.

No.

No, No, it's crazy, man.

It's crazy.

One of the other last little pieces I want to show up, bring up in the show is the big, beautiful bill

is moving right now.

So the tax bill.

There've been an interesting piece of conversation.

And the House Republicans just

released a Trump-approved tax plan.

The one big, beautiful bill.

Tips, overtime, family paychecks to get huge boost.

So I got a couple of bullet points from this.

uh we'll link it on the website for you guys to read read through the whole bill for yourself but um

got a few bullet points here so the extension of individual tax rate cuts so um the trump era tax rates that we had uh reduction permanent um it eliminates the 2025 expiration so it just expanded that in um for the foreseeable future um increased standard deductions um

child tax credits went up no tax on tips uh creates a full income tax deduction for tips earned in traditionally tipped industries, so wait staff, hairdressers, et cetera.

That goes through 2028.

No tax on overtime pay.

So it allows workers to deduct qualified overtime compensation.

That's huge.

It's a big deal.

It's huge.

It's a big deal.

What that allows is that allows people who have like and

like what I would call quote unquote, you know, the kind of job that most people have.

Hourly jobs.

Hourly jobs

to save money, legitimately stack money to progress their lives, potentially open a business or send their kids to, you know,

private school, which honestly, like that school's going to be done the way it is anyway.

But the point is.

Are you talking about freeing up anywhere?

Basically, I mean, extra $1,500, $3,000.

That's a huge deal.

That's a huge deal.

Big deal.

Okay.

And

yeah, that's it.

Listen, we should have just fucking no tax.

Well, I think that's it.

I think that is, I hope that's the move because I've been seeing some of this stuff too.

And it's like, there's still like cutoffs.

And it's like, you know, but if you make, you know, this much, well, that, yeah, but remember, these big changes have to come in phases.

So, yeah.

But we'll see what happens.

Yeah, we'll see, man.

He also boosted small business tax breaks, went from 20% to 23% for pass-through business income.

And it made the deduction permanent beyond 2025.

Limits on itemized deductions, casualty loss, mortgage interest limits.

I mean, there's a bunch of stuff.

Military hazard pay, student loan relief.

He's done a lot.

I mean, it is one big fat bill, man.

But I do think it's just one step to where we really need to get going to, which is just completely eliminating taxes.

I mean, look, if they brought spending in line where it should be, And they made everybody pay the same amount, it would be a flat 10% tax.

It would be 10 to 12 percent yeah and it would pay for the entire government there would be no waste they'd be able to do you'd still be able to have the most powerful military in the world uh and you would be able to do a lot of extra

in combination with the tariffs and the other that we got coming in yeah the the flip side is is it would be a lot more of what has already happened which is the elimination of a lot of federal jobs but i mean dude that's that's ripping the bandaid off man like it just is and if you think about like what most federal jobs are this is what's going to happen.

I mean,

let's just be real.

You got Elon standing right next to him.

What do you think Elon's telling him?

AI.

He's saying, hey, dude, we don't need any of these jobs.

These are all administrative bullshit jobs where people show up, they fucking file some paperwork, they get paid an exorbitant amount of money with massive benefits, and we could do all this shit with automation.

That is what is going to happen.

And they're doing it in phases.

Pensions.

They give fucking.

What I'm seeing, I'm seeing them doing in phases.

phases.

And,

you know, I don't know.

I don't know what's going to happen because with the advance in technology, it really creates a whole new set of problems for people like that

that legitimately have no real skill.

Okay.

And

what do you do with that?

Do you implement universal basic income?

Do you say, hey, you better figure out how to be useful?

Like, do you say a little bit of both?

Do you give it a timeframe?

Like, the last thing we want is for, you know,

40% of Americans or 50% to be on fucking welfare.

Yeah.

You know?

Yeah.

You know, I've been thinking about this topic lately a lot too.

And I think what's really going to happen, bro, I think there's going to be a massive boom in the middle class because the middle class definition, like the bracket is going to open up exorbitantly.

Right.

We're talking about bringing back a lot of production to America, bringing back a lot of these other jobs.

Like there's going to be space for these people who have typically just been, you know, not that, yeah, but I don't agree with that because

the

so you're assuming, okay, let's say, oh, manufacturing comes back to America, and you're visualizing like people on the line, yeah, construction, those people are not going to have jobs.

That's what people are failing to realize.

Like, that's not going to exist.

Robots will be doing that work.

Okay, like a plant will be run by three humans, the whole fucking plant.

Okay.

You know, a lot of, I, dude, my perspective on this has just changed dramatically in the last year or two.

Now, I know that I've been morally against this forever, and I still am.

I think it's a, I think it's bad.

I think it's bad for people.

That doesn't mean it's not going to happen.

You know,

I think there's a lot of things that are bad that still happen.

And for this to have not happened, there would have had to have been people standing up against it a long time ago.

And that's not happening.

Laws regularly.

And so

what I see happening

is I see a bigger separation.

I see people who are ambitious, people who are willing to adapt, people who are willing to develop new skill sets.

They are going to become mega wealthy and they're going to have more money and the middle class.

half of the middle class will move up and half of the middle class will go to poverty.

And I think because there's going to be people like every single technical revolution that's ever happened, you know, when Henry Ford made the car, there was a bunch of people that said, Man, I'm going to just use my buggy.

Well, how many buggies do you see?

Yeah, you know what I'm saying?

When axe and chainsaw, listen, bro, when I'm, when I'm, uh, when I was in business, you know, when I started my business, the internet just became a thing, and there was a lot of, a lot of businesses said, well, that's not for me, we do it this way.

And those people are out of business.

So now we're talking about it at a micro level.

We're talking about it as

human beings and their careers and their jobs.

And a lot of careers and jobs are in, they're in major jeopardy.

Anything that is technology-based or

I don't know.

Like it's, it's, it's weird because specialized skills that people could charge a lot of money for are going to go away in like very short amount of time.

And the government doesn't seem to be stepping in to regulate it.

So

what eventually happens, in my opinion, we're going to have two extreme classes of people.

And then we're going to have two different kinds of companies.

You know, we're going to have companies that fire all their people and automate their business.

And then we're going to have companies that equip their employees with the technology to scale to a much larger size.

So

it's uh, it's going to be interesting to see how people react, but I don't think that it's going to create a bigger middle class.

I think it's going to eliminate a middle class.

That's my opinion.

Without some sort of

intervention and regulation.

But like then, you know,

it's like,

well, what does that mean?

Because then we're not going to be as productive as other companies that don't regulate it.

You see what I'm saying?

So like.

It's like steroids in baseball, bro.

Like when steroids were the big thing.

They got to use it, bro.

Yeah.

Everybody got to use it.

They had to.

That's right.

Yeah.

And until they said no steroids, like, you know, it was a, it was a problem.

Yeah.

So, you know, and that,

I mean, dude, I hear a lot of blue collar guys.

And I even said this.

I said this a couple years ago on the show.

I said, you know, if you want to learn trade skills, that's where you should go.

And I do think that will be the latest, the last thing to flip over,

but

I think it's going to eventually flip over.

I mean, because we have all these nerds and technology legitimately thinking this is real cool.

Look what we built.

Look what we did.

Look what it can do.

Not realizing and not caring that it's going to fucking crush people.

So it's,

it's going to be weird, man.

It's going to be weird.

And

I don't think that the American markets are principled enough

to buy and do the right thing.

Because if they were,

Everybody would be shopping at the companies who stood up for them the last four years.

And they didn't do that.

No one fucking gave a fuck.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, I mean, like some people did, but

I mean,

you know, I see people.

I'm just, I'm not saying this to bitch, but like, I see people in my DMs or in my story that tag me and shit who,

you know, use other companies' products that I know are inferior to ours.

And

those people never said a fucking thing to try to protect them or stand up for them.

Those companies never did.

Yeah, right.

You know what I'm saying?

So like they, avoided all the smoke, and these people are still supporting them.

So, what that tells me is that people aren't morally principled enough as a culture.

I'm not picking on any individuals, but to support the companies that stand for the right things when it's slightly inconvenient.

Because if that was true, Amazon wouldn't be Amazon right now.

Yeah, it's just the truth.

And, bro, Amazon's completely

retrained

how humans think about shit.

I know, but like,

that's what I'm saying.

The thought process of

the thought process

required to stop this from happening does not exist in American culture at scale.

So it's a big fucking problem.

And what it ends up being is because the customer doesn't care about who they buy from in that way, it puts their own livelihood in jeopardy.

So it's like really, it's really a weird thing to think about.

Yeah, for sure, man.

Guys, jump in on this conversation.

Let us know down in the comments what you guys think.

With that being said, let's go check out some of these comments, man.

We got Cruise the Commentary.

Before we get into that, real quick, I just want to say, you know, that's not all customers.

That's not all people, but there's not enough of them.

Right.

That's all I'm saying.

So, all right, cruise the comments.

As far as one, let's go to EAD

racing.

100 Americans versus 100 Brits.

Come on, dude.

We already settled this.

Have you not seen Patriot?

We've already settled this.

Didn't we do this before?

This has been settled.

settled.

A couple of hundred years ago?

Yeah, this has been settled.

This is a moot point.

You don't want that smoke again.

That's what I'm saying.

Again, we already

settled that already.

You guys can't even keep foreign invaders out of your own shit.

What about 100 Brits versus a million Somalis?

Yeah, that's what you should be worried about.

At least you'll be asking that question.

Yep.

All right, man.

This next one uh at maggie bassett 6340 you've been doing all this and writing 25 books fuck i suck at life

well i mean it's not like well i mean i'd had to take some shit off the table to do that like i used to post almost every day yeah so i took the you know the time from posting and doing social and making content and I made something that I'm really proud of that I think you guys are going to really like.

And most importantly, I think it's going to change culture, even more so than 75 Hard or Live Hard or anything else ever done.

So, you know, you always got to, you got to give something up to do something else.

And, you know,

I mean, the reality is, it's like, bro, don't we get tired of seeing these people post 75 times a day anyway?

Like, there's people I like.

And now I'm looking at it.

I'm like, fuck, I don't even like this dude anymore because like all I see is his fucking face.

Like, I don't even want to see that.

Yeah, like, like, dude, you know, I don't think people, you know, there's a, there's a concept that people

just uh

i don't know it's a it's a stupid discussion but the point is is that

you know i

i'm built for that

no dude look listen remember when zoltan was here and we were talking in in the in the garage yeah mary jane allen and i was trying to

i was trying to uh

basically tell him like how much I've been struggling to like find balance and shit in my life and then he was like well why would you?

You're not wired for that.

Did you ever think that maybe you're just wired for the fucking battle?

That one little comment he made changed my whole perspective.

And just because the most people say, oh, this is fucking wrong or you shouldn't think of it like this or blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Well, motherfucker, I ain't you.

You know what I'm saying?

And if I ain't working and I'm not building and I'm not creating, I'm fucking miserable.

That's the truth.

And people will say, what are you running from?

I'm not running from anything, bro.

I've had a couple of near-death experiences, for real, where I've almost died.

I got stabbed in the face.

I got a misdiagnosed brain tumor where they told me I was going to die in 2012.

And that changed my perspective.

And I like creating.

I like the stress.

I like the battle.

I like.

the pain and the frustration.

I live in that shit and I enjoy it.

And I like the result of it because people change because of it.

And it helps people.

And ultimately, i like both aspects of it and i know that not everybody can understand that but there are people wired like that you know what i mean there there are lots of people like wired like that and you know those are those are pretty much the people that change everything in the fucking world i mean you you know let's let's let's examine elon's personal life you know what i'm saying like like not everybody has the white picket fence in fact dude I think the white picket fence and

the perfect family and this fake standard.

I think it's fake.

I think it's a standard that is pumped out to make everybody feel like shit.

Nobody has it.

I don't know anybody who has it.

I know very few people that grew up in a very stable home with the perfect life, with no problem.

Everybody's got problems.

Everybody's got stress.

Everybody's got their things that they had to work through and push through.

And just and because we're presented with this false

idealistic representation of what life's supposed to be like, we all end up like like mentally torturing ourselves because we're not living to it.

Bro, everybody's wired different.

Everybody has different challenges.

Everybody likes different things.

And that's another thing.

Like for you dumb fucks that post on my posts and say, well, I wouldn't want to live.

I'm not posting for you.

I'm posting for the 20-year-old Andy.

I'm posting for the 25-year-old Andy.

I'm posting for all the motherfuckers out there that are trying to get through it that you have no comprehension of what we're talking about.

So like, save it, bro.

We ain't like you.

We're not going to ever be like you.

And if it makes you feel a certain way, then fucking unfollow me.

I don't give a shit.

You know what I'm saying?

That's real, man.

Like, bro, everybody thinks you're talking to them.

I'm not talking to you.

What ego do you have to have to think that somebody like me who writes some savage savage ass shit or says some savage ass shit on the show is speaking to you?

Yeah, but la la la da da.

Well, I'm not talking to you.

You know what I'm saying?

Get the fuck out of here.

It's real shit, man.

Go fucking

fucking do what you do.

I don't even know what you do.

Probably nothing.

Go do nothing.

Get the fuck out of here.

I love it, man.

You get what I'm saying, though?

Like, why is the internet like that?

What is it?

Like, are you, are people that fucking stupid?

Yeah.

They really are, dude.

Not all.

Not all.

No, shit, not all.

But like,

I would never go on someone's post that I knew.

Like, if I went on someone, like, these soft, touchy-feely, fucking weirdo people that live in their victimhood for their whole life, I would never go on their post and be like well yeah but technically

that's not what I do I do that sometimes well I know you do because you like you like to piss people off you're a troll but like dude I

don't know like at what point in time do we think do we have an ego so big that we think everybody's talking to us and that my content's made for you my content is not made for you it's made for people that want to fucking win and don't apologize for wanting to win and I am one of those people and I am talking to all the other people like that so fuck off that's real we got one one more.

A couple more.

We got two more for you.

This next comment, Kyle McNab,

927.

I got to sign up for some of the white privilege.

Me too.

Oh, who had every stage?

That's you.

Same.

Yeah.

Same, same.

Same, same.

Oh, man.

There were some comments about that shit, wasn't there?

Yeah, it was a little bit.

There was a few.

Dude, I got a lot of people like mad.

Like, they were like mad.

It's like, hey, man, that's my friend.

That's okay.

Yeah, bro.

Like,

that's my friend.

He's very, very smart.

He has a worldview that I don't have, that most of you don't have.

And do I think that part of it's ridiculous?

Yeah.

Yeah, for sure.

But, like, that doesn't mean he's not my fucking friend.

And that's what we're missing in America.

That's the reason they're able to divide us.

And you guys, they get mad at someone because he has one.

Now, you could say, hey, I don't agree with that.

I think that's bullshit.

But I had a lot of people like personally insulting him.

And it's like, dude, you're the problem.

You know, just because someone has a different perspective doesn't mean you have to hate them.

Like, bro, how much fun do we have hanging out with Billy?

No, it was great.

Yeah.

It was a great time.

So I took him through Burger King when we got out.

You did?

Oh, that motherfucker.

Did he ask for it?

Fuck yeah.

Well, he tried to go Chick-fil-A.

What'd you get?

I didn't get anything.

Swear to God.

Swear.

So you're telling on him.

Well, I mean, you know, he was wrong.

You know what I'm saying?

No, man.

It's all good.

Last comment, man.

Last comment comes from Carlos Hernandez.

El Andio wasn't in Spanish at all.

I saw a few comments like this.

Well, you think just because your name is Carlos Hernandez that

you can

coach me on my Spanish?

I think so.

I think you can.

Who do you think you are?

Yeah, I don't know.

I didn't.

I mean, I'm El Andio for life.

Fuck.

Don't correct me.

I'm right.

Yeah.

Yeah.

El Andio.

Yep, El Andio.

It wasn't Spanish at all.

No shit.

You don't say.

All right, Carlos Hernandez, the Spanish expert.

Hey, I mean, you know,

it happens.

Guys, we do appreciate you, though, for being a real ass.

He's got that Mexican privilege

correcting me on my Spanish.

Fucking Carlos.

Yeah.

Yeah, man.

Thank you, guys.

Yeah.

Thanks.

Hey, and while we're on it, bro, let's be, I'm going to be real.

Like, if you come on my page and you ask why I don't have kids, I'm going to fucking block you immediately.

That is a rude thing to ask people.

It's none of your fucking business.

It's none of your fucking business.

If you come on my page and you say, why don't you have kids?

I'm not even going to respond.

I'm going to fucking block you.

Do you think?

Do you think I don't want to have kids?

There's a fucking reason for it, asshole.

And it's weird how people in culture think that's normal to do.

Yeah, well, I I was going to say that's a, that's a society thing.

No, it's a fucking low IQ, stupid ass thing to do.

It's fucked up.

Yeah.

You don't know someone.

They're in their 40s.

And you fucking say, well, why don't you have kids?

What do you think?

What do you think?

Why do you think they don't?

I'm sure if they.

Yeah, it's like going up to a girl, are you pregnant?

Yeah, you don't do that.

That's rude.

Right.

It's just, dude.

Like, people come up to me, DJ, are you pregnant?

Like, what the fuck, man?

Bro, I'm not trying to, I'm just saying, like,

that's not something you do.

No, it's not it's not it's a fucking low class low iq bullshit comment to ask someone keep your mouth shut and mind your motherfucking business now if you know someone and you've known them for years and you're real close with them and you say hey man you know how come you never had any that's a different that's a different thing it's different yeah anyway

It's proximity.

I'm just saying that.

Like, I think that's a fucking ignorant thing to say.

It is.

Yeah.

It is.

Yeah, man.

And it's so awkward, too.

Well, let me explain it to you, Mr.

Stranger.

You're right.

Fucking idiot.

Let's have the birds and the bees talk.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's crazy, man.

Let's get some more cruising.

Yeah.

We've got some more to cover.

Let's cover some lunatics.

Headline number two.

Democrat rep

MacIver.

I did not body slam anyone.

Ice created that confrontation.

So this was a

hot little thing that happened over the weekend.

I think this was like last Friday, maybe, uh, last Saturday, someday like that.

Um, Lamonica McIver, uh, she's a Democrat out of New Jersey, uh, said Sunday on CNN's State of the Union that she did not body slam anyone during the arrest of Newark Mayor Ross Baraka at the Delaney Hall Detention Center last week.

Host Dana Bash said, quote, I want to go back to some of the footage we were looking at.

at some and i want our viewers to see that you are the woman in the red blazer as we show them DHS says that obviously

there were chaos,

that maybe you were trespassing.

You can talk about that.

But DHS also says that, in their words, you were body slamming an ICE officer.

Is that what we're looking at?

Is that what happened?

So that was a little confrontation.

You had

a group of...

politicians, local level, state-level politicians decided to go to a DHS facility, an ICE facility,

and I guess fight for them, I guess, or virtue signal for them.

And it's funny because this other Democrat rep

puts out a disclaimer before a lot of the body camera footage was released saying that if ICE does produce body cam slam footage, it's manufactured.

It's fake.

What do you mean?

It's AI.

This is what it is.

Yeah, it was a most...

Bro, you're going to be really able able to claim that as defense on anything.

For real.

Yeah.

You really are.

Yeah.

It's a scary thing, man.

But yeah, so these people tried to raid a DHS facility, basically, and now they're claiming, you know, that they didn't do anything wrong.

It was mostly peaceful.

Let's check this little clip out.

But there's no reason for it.

Nothing happened other than the chaos that they created themselves.

If anything, we were pushed and shoved and

found in a very vulnerable situation for the three of us.

Then why'd you go there?

Why be there?

First of all, I'm so tired of seeing these old, elderly, weak,

and even the small, weak people, nerd,

vegan, fucking weirdos

trying to think they're going to go tough, like intimidate people.

Bro, eventually people are just going to kick your ass.

Okay?

I really don't care if they did body slam you or throw you over the fucking, I don't care.

No, they're saying, so the lady in red right there, yeah, they're saying that she did body slammed an officer.

I know, but what I'm saying is I don't care if they did to them.

Oh, yeah.

Well, I mean, it's crazy.

So, like, more.

Some people need to be checked, dude.

For sure.

In a physical way.

For sure.

You know?

For sure.

Like,

and I'm not talking about women, for those of you that are going to, I'm talking about anybody.

Yeah.

Like,

if you're going to get in the fucking smoke.

Don't be surprised.

Yeah, that's right.

Don't be surprised when you get it, dude.

Like, you're asking for it.

Yeah, you punch the beehive.

Yeah.

you get out there and you say all this crazy shit, like, get in people's faces and do this.

And, like, dude, you do that with the assumption that people aren't tired of your shit and that they're not going to do something back to you.

And, dude, I'm going to be real.

People are tired of it.

They're fucking tired of it.

Well, I mean, there's also this thing, too.

Like, I mean, bro, you see these people do this stuff.

And then they play victim.

I just wish, like, as hard as these fucking politicians are fighting for these illegal migrants, that they would fight that hard for actual American citizens.

They would never will.

Where's those fights at?

They never will because it's against their own interests.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, listen.

Where are those?

Where's that camera footage?

It's never going to happen.

It's against their own interest.

They need the people here to get the votes that they need to stay in power.

Now, go fight.

Like, bro, you're in Newark.

That's one of the biggest cities in New Jersey.

Go fight for it.

What's your community actually look like?

Well, a smartphone.

Go fight for some of that shit.

I mean, bro, they need that to get in power.

They can't do anything but appeal to people who consider themselves to be victims.

And the only way for people to consider themselves to be victims is to create an environment where they believe they're being fucked over and that they feel like victims.

So then they can come in and promise the change and the change never happens.

They get to stay in power.

That's what we're dealing with here.

It's disgusting, man.

It's disgusting.

But yeah, so the Newark mayor was arrested on charges of trespassing.

Apparently a few more charges are coming out for those individuals.

Because, again, why are you there?

They're blocking the gate and shit.

Like, I saw one video, there was like a van coming in to drop some people off.

And they're like trying to chain link themselves to get like, move, move, move.

And Ava.

The truth of the matter is, dude, and like, this is just reality, man.

The only way for society to fix itself is for

ridiculous litigation to stop happening for simple assault.

That's the truth.

If someone gets in your fucking face and starts screaming shit or like pushes you and you knock them the fuck out, they're going to learn a lesson.

They're not going to do that again.

We used to have that in this country.

Now we don't have this in this country, right?

We have men that don't respect men.

We have women that don't respect women.

We have women that don't respect men.

And then, you know,

we have all of this shit.

We have men that don't respect women, you know, we have, we have all of it.

But basically, at the end of the day,

for

thousands and thousands and thousands of years,

the reality is this.

Simple force, physical violence has maintained order and civilization.

And I'm not saying go around and beat the shit out of people.

I'm saying that when people instigate and they get dealt with a proper response, they stop doing that.

Okay.

And when we litigate those things or arrest people for those things, or, you know, and my, my example is this.

When I was growing up,

I understood

that

if I disrespected a teacher in my school or disrespected another kid or a grown man, there was a chance I was going to get fucking punched in the face.

So, you know, I would maybe walk that line a little bit more carefully and it developed respect for other people.

Now, now I respect people, even though I know at this point in time, there's there's likely not going to be violent repercussions, just the potential idea of getting punched in the face kept society in line.

And we don't have that anymore.

And now we have chaos.

And this is, this is why we see kids attacking teachers in school.

Like, bro, I'm sorry.

It's just reality.

This show is not called what's right or what's wrong.

It's called real.

All right.

And what's real is people respect simple violence.

And sometimes people need to be punched in the motherfucking face to learn a lesson.

It's consequences.

Bro, that's it.

Like, I dude, I remember, I think it was like 2001.

That was the last year your teachers could spank you in school.

Right.

So, like, I went to this, like, I started like when I started schooling, I'm younger than you, right?

I know you had it in school, but like, yeah, dude, it was a thing.

Like, our principal, he was a big tall dude, and he had a wooden paddle with fucking holes in it.

Yeah.

He'd fucking spank you, bro.

You do some bad shit.

You get spanked.

I mean, this is why, this is why the crime rate is what it is in Singapore.

Like, we talked with Billy.

You know, if you do goofy shit, they'll fucking pull your bare ass down in front of the town and cane you.

And guess what happens?

They don't have any crime.

And you know what happens?

The dude, you don't die from getting caned.

It's hyper-embarrassing.

Super embarrassing.

It checks you in back in line.

Some of these people might have a kink for that shit, though.

Well, yeah, of course.

But my point is,

my point is, bro, is that there is no repercussions for anything anymore.

And like, dude, when

I mean, what ends up happening is what's happening.

Now, instead of there being simple repercussions that don't really hurt anybody,

the resentment builds and builds and builds and builds and builds.

And then we have a fucking war where people die.

Repercussions.

Right.

So it's,

you got to have those blow-off valves, bro, and you got to have those natural checks to have civilization in check.

That's the truth.

It's real, bro.

Yeah.

I mean, dude, you think...

Do you think police officers would be getting into so many fights if people if that was if that was

hey, you try to fight these police, they're going to be, that's right, it wouldn't happen.

But they, but the police and the rules are handcuffed, they can't enforce because they're told, and dude, there is problems with that.

There is problems with that.

There's, there's problems of, you know, you get the guy who was picked on in high school who gets to be a power, a member of authority.

And, but those people already exist.

They're already there.

So we're taking away the good parts of it and we're letting the bad part.

It's no different than the gun argument.

because it comes down to personal accountability bro like you like don't do bad

i i don't know bro like i just dumb it's

you might be all right you know what i'm saying like more often than not you'll be fine we wouldn't have had this huge

communist progressive thing even happen if that were the case

yeah because these dads that are normal you know when the t when the you know the the the queer teacher was trying to transition their kid or change their name the dad would punch him in the fucking face and it would stop.

Yep, it wouldn't happen again.

And they, they, you know, now what they do is they instigate and instigate and instigate and instigate.

And then, whenever they, they, you know, finally do get punched in the face, they're they play the victim.

Oh my god, pride flight, yeah, right.

Yeah, it's crazy, man.

It's just, dude, you can't have a civil society without consequences and simple consequences that aren't deadly or are honestly, you know, really not that harmful, like letting boys fight it out, piss fight, instead of now they're shooting each other, right?

Like when I was a kid, dude, you would never think of like shooting someone.

Yeah, it was not even a thought.

And now we're on bare-knuckle brawl.

That's right.

That's fine.

And you learn a lesson and you get respect.

And by the way, every single time that ever happens, you end up with more respect for the other guy.

Even if he beats your ass.

You know what I'm saying?

Even if you beat his ass, there's respect.

And dude, that respect

for other people has been lost in society.

100%.

And

you can't fix society the way that it should be without that.

So now they're entitled, bro.

Like what ALC is saying here?

There will be hell to pay if they arrest these people for trespassing on.

Like, what do you mean about it?

Yeah.

What are we talking about, man?

Well, and that's also why

it's always these,

it's literally always.

The women politicians that call for this shit.

Calling for it.

Yes.

Because they're protected from it.

Maxine Waters.

Yes.

ALC, I mean, yo.

Now,

I did hear Pritzker say some shit a couple weeks ago.

That's right.

That's what I was just going to say that.

He's a fucking billionaire fat ass who can't, he can't protect himself either.

No.

No.

You know?

That's a big dude.

But yeah, well, CNN did something funny here.

So CNN decided to have

somebody on to talk about

what happened at this Delaney Hall detention center.

Let's check this clip out quickly.

We should let viewers know there will likely be more arrests coming.

We actually have body camera footage of some of these members of Congress assaulting our ICE enforcement officers, including body slamming a female ICE

officer.

So we will be showing that to viewers very shortly.

Can you say a video

of members of Congress body slamming

ICE and put her in jail?

That's correct, sir.

It's disgusting.

Okay, and so

if you have that video, are you suggesting that members of Congress will be arrested who were there yesterday?

This is an ongoing investigation, and that is definitely on the table.

Who has the video?

ICE does, and we will be releasing that very shortly.

Okay.

Let's talk about.

Yeah.

It's whatever.

Yeah.

Speaking of refugees, though, did you see we got our first wave of white Afrikaner refugees?

Yeah, I did.

And I saw that the left's fucking throwing a fit of...

Fuck out.

Yeah,

freaking out.

Man, 59 individuals, primarily.

59 people

versus 20 million people who do not contribute at all.

These are people with skills.

These are farmers.

These are people that could plant food.

By the way, Those South African people are fucked.

They're fucked.

Well, that's the other piece.

Like, they're actually fleeing actual fucking, like, racial, like real racial issues.

Well, you know what I'm saying?

Like, I mean,

it's not like, you know, there's six legal moments.

Listen, bro, I'm sorry.

This is going to really piss people off, but that's what happens when

you give up control to a violent minority.

That's the truth.

It's not racism.

It's fucking true.

But guys, with that being said, let's get to our third and final headline.

We've got headline number three.

This is an interesting one.

Let's talk some culture music happening going on.

Yay song glorifying Hitler gets millions of views on X while other platforms struggle to remove it.

Yeah, so this is

shaking some everything bagels.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Let's talk about it.

Let's talk about it.

So Spotify, this is an NBC article.

Spotify, SoundCloud, and other tech platforms have worked to remove a new song from Yay that praises Adolf Hitler, but the song and its video have continued to proliferate online, including across X, where it has racked up millions of views.

Various mainstream and alternative tech platforms this week, Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, has been able to share his latest song titled Hail Hitler, along with its companion title, World War III, which similarly glorifies Hitler, the architect of the Holocaust.

Well, some platforms have taken steps to attempt to pull down the song.

Others have seemingly let it spread freely.

The continued spread of the song and varying approaches to moderation exemplify an increasing fractured environment online and on social media.

Some platforms have pulled back on their moderation practices in recent years, while others have tried to maintain higher standards when it comes to hate speech.

So yeah, so as of right now.

Hate speech wasn't even a thing that existed 10 years ago.

No.

That's a new term.

So just so we're clear.

New.

That's a term designed to control whether you disagree or agree or you're indifferent to what someone says hate speech is a form of control of speech and thought dude which there's a reason for that that's my biggest like okay like if it's that bad why we give more like by the reaction that they give this stuff

does not make it well bro when you say we're removing this yeah you can't see it what do you want to do automatically i want to see it why because it's getting attention attention

look man

simply because you don't want me to see it i want to see well and why would anybody not want you to see something of any kind when they say oh don't look at that or you can't see that or you know what what is that

why would they do that okay like it's

the more that they try to to

to censor this, the more traction it's going to gain.

And they seem to not understand that.

They don't get that.

They don't get it.

And like,

here's my issue, my personal issue with it, right?

Like, I've heard the song,

I'll be honest, I think the beat instrument, it slaps.

I like it.

I mean, it's a cool, like, the production piece behind it.

It's a nice song.

But,

you know, I remember when like Lil Nas X, you know, had a song come out.

And, you know, by worshiping the devil.

That's fine.

Okay.

We can hold Satan.

Okay.

That's fine.

Okay.

So, right?

Yes.

We can degradate our communities with sexy red.

Like, that's fine.

There's no, nobody's pulling that shit off the internet.

I agree.

I don't listen, dude.

Like, what the fuck, man?

Listen, I, I think

I stick to my, say, my,

I don't fucking like it.

I think it's, it's, it's inflammatory intentionally.

But I think it has a right to exist.

Right.

And I think if

people are going to say dumb they deserve to uh deal with the consequences now i i don't know i'm not saying

here's my i think what you just said is the reason he's saying this i think he is pointing out and also

i think that

he has been heavily damaged by people who are jewish

And I think he is miscategorizing all Jews as part of the ones that are part of the Jewish mafia.

And

I don't like that.

I don't think that's right.

But from his perspective, he has had his family torn apart.

He has had his career torn apart.

He's been attacked.

He's been drugged.

He's been made to be crazy by people that he perceives to be the Jewish people.

And if you were that

and, you know, you had multiple Jewish people that got into your life and fucking destroyed it and And you didn't have, I mean, if you're in an emotional state, you, you're probably not going to have the

ability to discern between

the

bad people and the good people.

And the masses.

Right.

And

so I think that's, I think there's a lot to this that should be discussed more than, oh, I, I, you know, think he's a fucking bigot for making the song.

That's not the conversation here.

The conversation here is,

and I know what you were saying.

You weren't weren't saying, oh, I like the fucking, you were saying, like,

you know, if it said, it's provocative.

If you said, no, the video and the beat, and all, if it said other shit, it'd be, it'd be awesome.

It'd be a banger.

It'd be, it would be.

But, like, the message behind it is,

you know, I don't know.

It's not.

I don't know, dude.

I think we got to be very careful going down this road.

I think free speech is allowed.

I do think Kanye Kanye is in, I think he's very fucking smart.

I think he's in protest right now.

I think that's what it is.

I think he is showing people the truth.

He's showing people the double standards.

That's right.

He's showing people the fucking manipulation.

Again, like we can.

Nothing says, nothing says, you know,

Kanye's crazy, like him saying something about Jewish people and then all the sudden he's de-banked and he's de-platformed.

Like he says, oh, they're doing this shit to people when they don't like it.

And they're saying, no, we're not.

He's anti-Semitic.

And the next thing you know, he can't, he fucking, exactly what he said is happening.

Like, like, bro,

that's what's opening up the whole can of worms is because like he's exposing it.

And,

you know, again, it's not Jewish people.

It's fucking, there's a, there's a mafia, just like there's a mafia for all races or used to be.

Like I said, that's my biggest piece, man.

It's like, you know,

there's a lot of music out there.

And to me, it does way more damage.

You know, again, like when you look at the societal effects of it, right?

Like, I mean, even his song Gold Digger.

Bro,

there's tons of songs that are equally, if not more damaging for Matt.

Sure.

You know, when you've got little Nas X getting fucked in the ass

on his video in the middle on National TV at the Grammys or whatever.

And then you got.

Sam Smith.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, like, bro, what are we talking about?

Yes.

And then you have, you know, and and like, this is hypocritical on my part because I listen to this shit, but I'm also intelligent enough to not fucking live it.

But I mean, then you got every motherfucking rap song.

Shoot them up, shoot them up, shoot them up.

Yeah, shoot them fucking fuck bitches, smoke fucking crack, you know, drink the scissor, you know, fucking purple drink, like be fucked up all day.

Like, that's the, but dude, I like that shit, but like, I'm smart enough to understand, like, I'm not living that way.

Like, but I like the stories that it tells.

You know, I like the, I like the story of starting out and and going through, like, dude, I really relate to like Young Dolph's music because he talks about how he started or like Biggie's music, how he started on the corner and he worked up and he built something.

And we can argue with what they did or didn't do, but the truth of the matter is, is that is, you know, that's the game they knew and they progressed through it.

And everybody knows this.

That's why movies like American Gangster are so fucking popular.

So don't come at me saying, whatever, dude.

Like, it is what it is.

It's the, it's a success story from a different place.

And I like it.

And I fucking listen to it all the time.

And it makes me feel hard as fuck when I listen to it.

So I don't care what, but I also don't go around fucking smoking crap.

Yeah.

Like,

you know, but like, bro, but it's, it's interesting and it is interesting.

And we should have an objective conversation about this.

It's interesting how

we can promote literally everything that destroys the culture.

We can make it cool.

We can make porn cool.

We can make OnlyFans cool.

You know, look how many girls out there who, this is already happening, who are doing, who did OnlyFans, and now they're like, fuck, I wish I hadn't done that.

You know,

we're creating all of the, I mean, fuck, dude, even little kids that are 12 years old, 13 years old, 14 years old, having top surgeries and having

irreversible,

you know, alter,

I don't want to, you know, irreversible fucking damage to their bodies and their minds.

And all these things are propagating it allowed.

That's cool.

Yeah.

And then, you know, when we talk about major genocides, we leave out, you know, genocides that happened in the 1900s that were exponentially larger than that one.

You know, all of these things lead to a natural person who has a normal IQ, to who is an objective thinker to say wait a minute

this doesn't fucking add up that's a clue yes so so like dude you know

the end of at the end of the at the end of the day

the whole truth is not being shared at a minimum that's that's the truth and I think Kanye is trying to do the most extreme shit that he can.

A lot of people think, oh, he's just trying to stay relevant.

No, I don't think he gives a fuck about being relevant.

I think he's rich as fuck.

I don't think it's about that.

I think he's so bitter and so angry and so pissed off that

other people of a certain, you know,

protected class.

Yeah, protected class have been able to destroy his family or attempt to destroy his family with zero repercussions

and destroy black culture through this sort of, you know what I mean?

Like,

I think that he knows exactly what the fuck is going on.

And I think his only way that he can get people to look at it is by doing shit like this.

That's my, that's my take on it.

And maybe I'm wrong.

And

I don't know.

I don't know.

But I will say this.

Anything that they try to censor is going to cause more people to look at it.

It's going to cause more people to talk about it.

It's going to cause more and more

noticing.

you know, what people want to, you know what I'm saying?

Yeah, right.

When in reality, what the play should be is just let it die out, don't give it any fucking light if you don't like it.

No, if it was anything else, people would just be like, That's fucking stupid.

Yeah, and that's it.

Yeah, that's it.

Yeah, man.

So,

I mean, what do you think, bro?

Yeah, that's what I think, dude.

Like, leave it alone.

Like, you keep pumping him up and doing the exact shit he's saying you're doing and saying you're not doing it, but then do the exact shit he's saying you're doing.

Well, I mean, look, man, you know,

I don't think people, I don't think people have looked into history enough at all.

I think the shit that they did,

I also don't think that people question what they're taught in school.

I think most people, it's beyond their ability to believe

that a textbook or a lesson plan or a curriculum would not be historically accurate when

that's exactly the point.

Okay.

They get you to trust and then they put these things in as factual that aren't factual

for the reason of creating a belief system that benefits somebody else.

And

it's a very difficult thing for people to talk about and it's very uncomfortable, but

propaganda has been used for centuries and centuries and centuries.

And if you want propaganda to be effective, you introduce it when people are small, when they're kids.

And, you know, out of all the things that we were taught in school that was absolutely,

unquestionably true,

it was the fucking, it was what happened in World War II.

You know what I'm saying?

And

we have genocides like the Holdomores that happened in Russia.

We have Pol Pot.

We have Mao.

We have Rwanda.

We have all of these other genocides

that were very relevant.

And some of them were much bigger than

what happened.

And those get no attention.

Why is that?

You see what I'm saying?

So

there's just a lot of things that don't add up to the historical narrative.

And I think people are starting to understand that at scale.

And

yeah, I mean,

and I think people get very angry when you talk about that.

But I think it's, if,

if those people really want that kind of shit to stop, then they should have they should be willing to have an open discussion about it without trying to destroy people's lives.

Because the

attempted destruction of people's lives for speaking out about things like this is what creates more of the shit that they don't want.

So if you're telling the truth and you got nothing to hide and you want this shit to stop, have an open discussion about it.

You know what I'm saying?

And bring the fucking receipts for real.

That's it.

And when people say shit that you think is crazy, like

have the ability to prove that it, that it's crazy.

And that's how you defeat an argument.

You don't defeat it by saying,

that's terrible.

You're a terrible person.

You can't talk about that.

And if you talk about it, we're going to take your whole livelihood.

That just makes everybody else around go, fuck.

That's a clue.

Yeah, for real, dude.

So,

like,

you know, I know it's not fun to speak about, and I know it's difficult.

And I feel bad for a lot of the regular

Jewish people who are, who are now suffering from,

you know,

real bias, you know, because like, dude, I don't know.

That's what that's creating.

Yes, I know.

And, and, and the real, the, the, like the regular Jewish people, it serves their interest to say,

well, hey, what is the truth here?

What is actually happening here?

Because

it's just, dude, it's just fucked up.

Yeah, man.

And

I think everybody,

you know, I may be a realist,

but when it comes to like how things should be,

it's not that hard for everybody to get along.

And

it's only hard because there's people at the very top of the food chain that intentionally propagate division and hate and frustration and get us to argue and fight and kill each other so that they can push narratives that benefit them.

And

that's never been, that's always been the way.

And

unfortunately, you know, I don't know that that'll ever change because

people don't seem to want to think critically.

And when they do think critically, they're punished for it.

You know?

So

it's a difficult thing.

And I will never be someone that generalizes entire populations of people by the actions of a few.

I just won't.

It's not right.

It's not who I am.

It's not what I believe.

I genuinely don't believe that.

And people will say, well, what about the,

you know, the religious texts says this and this and this and this?

Bro, listen, you know how many people there are that say they're Christian that don't know what the fucking Bible says?

You know what I'm saying?

There's some interesting things in there, too.

Yeah.

You know how many people that

are Jewish, that have never read what's the fucking book,

the Talmud?

You know, like, they don't fucking, like,

let's fucking cut the shit, man.

It's not all of it.

You can never generalize entire groups of people.

It's just not true.

So

they want you to, though, because that creates, you know,

a blanket of defense to say, oh, we're the victims.

And

no accountability happens during that.

Yeah.

In any situation.

Yeah.

I mean, bro, like, think about this.

Like, think about a year and a half ago, two years ago, when the, when the Israeli government started just this genocide of clearing out Palestine.

And I remember, dude, like, the first day it happened, I said, look, that's fucking bullshit.

You know what I'm saying?

And,

you know how much I got phone calls from people I hadn't heard from in years being like, you're a fucking anti-Semite.

No, I'm not.

I think it's bullshit to fucking kill.

children that don't fucking know any better relentlessly and then act like it's, it's, it's like we should support justifying, like, bro, I, I can't support that.

No,

you know, and that doesn't make me some sort of fucking anti-Semite.

That makes me a human being.

Yeah.

You know, and, and dude, that really the way they reacted to this whole thing that happened in Palestine,

I think it opened a lot of people's eyes to question a lot.

And I think people, I think there's a lot of

information that has now been released from Pandora's box that is not going to go back in.

It's not.

So

I don't know what's going to happen or how this is going to move.

But at the end of the day, bro, I think it's important that everybody understand that

you can't generalize.

You have to look at specific people.

You know what I'm saying?

That's real, man.

Guys, jump in on this conversation.

Let us know what you guys think down in the comments.

With that being said, our final segment for the show, guys, as always, we do thumbs up.

We're dumb as fuck, but this time, we got something different.

Oh, yeah.

Gonna play a game, Andy.

We're gonna be playing Bash or Pass.

Okay, so I'm gonna put some pictures up here.

Is this like Smash or Pass?

Yeah, but with food.

Okay.

All right.

All right.

With food.

You know, you talk a lot about potatoes, the potato.

Greatest food on earth.

A very versatile.

Very versatile.

If I'd eat one food forever in the rest of my life, it'd be potatoes.

Potatoes.

That's it.

So we're going to go through and bash or pass some potato dishes.

Just potatoes?

Just potatoes.

Okay.

Well, I know you probably put some really nasty shit in there.

No.

But

I put some historically accurate cultural

dishes.

All right.

Okay.

I'm just going to say this right now.

I'm probably bashing all of them.

Yeah.

Because, dude, there's some potato dishes that I've been like, man, that looks gross.

But

when I get it in my mouth, I'm like, yep, that's potato right there.

You know what I'm saying?

Kind of how you feel about dicks.

You set that one up, didn't you?

No.

Teeth that one right up, didn't you?

Yep.

All right.

Bas your pass.

First one.

Fuck.

French fries?

Basic french fries.

Greatest food ever.

Yeah.

Period.

Greatest food ever.

Are you a ketchup dipper?

Yes.

Yeah.

Or do you like, do you squeeze?

No, I don't do that.

That's psychopath shit.

Yeah.

You know, you don't.

I don't personally like ketchup.

You don't cover the ketchup all over the fries.

That's weird.

So how many, like, is it like, do you do multiple fries at once?

Yes.

Of those kinds?

Yeah.

Like I'll be doing this.

Yes.

The only fry that I don't do multiple fries with at once would be a waffle fry or the steak cut fries, which, which steak cut fries are really not my cup of tea.

Really?

Yeah.

I'm not a big fan of those.

I like them.

They're so tough.

I like the more.

I like the creamy.

I like more surface area of crispiness.

You know what I'm saying?

But you could also overdo that.

Like steak and shake fries, those little ones, they're still good, but they're a little too small.

Yeah, you like the big ones.

Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Big ones.

All right.

So we're

bashing french fries.

Yeah.

Mashed potatoes.

Come on, man.

Come on, man.

Who the fuck doesn't like mashed potatoes?

Yeah, it's real.

Have you ever had sweet mashed potatoes?

Like sweet potatoes?

Yeah, sweet potatoes, but mashed potatoes.

But sweet potato is different than potato.

I have had them, and they're good.

Yeah.

I'm just saying, like, they're not a potato.

Yeah, no, I don't think it is.

Yeah.

They're good, though.

I'm bashing.

Okay, yeah, of course.

Have you ever had candy yams?

No.

Oh, bro.

No, I'm not doing that.

No, bro, you would do it.

No, that sounds gross.

No, bro.

What else we got here?

Listen, bro, you fucked that shit up.

No.

All right.

You got to tell me what this is.

I think that's potato soup.

Yeah, I'm fucking...

That looks pretty good.

I figured.

I mean, I've seen much better looking potato soups.

I've never seen potato soup in my life.

Really?

It's interesting.

Yeah.

You would like it.

It's good.

That's the first one.

All right.

So you're bashing this.

Oh, yeah.

Bashing potato soup.

No doubt.

I think that's your people's

potato salad.

Probably not.

I don't like cold.

I don't like a cold like that.

Oh, you don't like cold salads?

Like cold pastas or nothing?

I mean, I like cold pasta.

Like pasta salad?

yeah but that ain't that's not the same thing as yeah no potato salad no for sure i mean it's kind of the same no i don't like it the dressing and i mean if i if that's on the table i'm probably not grabbing it

i'm i mean that's like a thing that's on the table with other things like a potluck thing well i'm just saying you don't ever have potato salad and that be your only potato usually you got mashed potatoes or something else yeah that's real yeah so you ain't be able okay so no bashing on that one i think this got some raisins in there are you what are you doing i'm i'm pass Yeah.

Hard pass.

I'm passing too.

Hard pass, yeah.

Oh, fuck.

Come on.

Why are we getting so excited?

Because, like, dude, that's a stupid question.

Everybody's bashing potato skins, bro.

Potato skins are pretty good.

Yeah.

They're pretty good.

Everybody.

There's like a perfect

amount of crispness.

Well, I mean, even just like the sour cream to the cheese.

You know what I'm saying?

There's bad potato skins.

For sure.

For sure, bro.

Oh, man.

You know

those TGI Friday chips, though?

The potato skin chips?

They're pretty good.

Oh, like the ones you buy at the store?

No, I don't like those.

No?

Damn, that's weird.

Okay, wedges.

Yes.

Fash.

All day.

Don't laugh.

You fucking would, too.

Yep.

Baked potato?

Bash.

Yeah.

I mean, dude, am I missing here?

I'm right on, right?

I feel like I'm getting set up for a joke.

oh man yeah i think these are tots yes all day yeah all day okay i'm different with my tots though i like to bake my tots versus like frying them you know i i take them both yeah

i'm not

oh yeah you like mash browns oh yeah

yeah

that's what i'm saying bro listen Potatoes get me excited, man.

You're fat, bro.

You tell me they don't get you excited?

How do you think I got fat?

It's potatoes.

I feel you, bro.

I like hash browns, bro.

I like hash browns.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Hash browns are good, bro.

Is there something?

You got something here that are coming bad?

I don't.

Huh?

There's no bad potato, man.

Yeah.

That's true.

And potato chips.

Yeah, of course.

Do you like the fresh kettle-cooked potato chips?

Better than like regular?

I like them all, man.

It's hard, like if I'm buying chips, it takes me like a long time to figure out which ones I want to get.

Really does.

No, that's really cool.

You know, which ones I like a lot are those ones that come in the brown, the little brown bag, the brown paper bag.

I don't know what they're called.

Yeah, the goat brand.

They're like the premium kind of.

I know exactly which they're good.

They're fucking good.

They're solid.

Yeah, they're solid.

I like the mesquite barbecue or like the jalapeno kettle chips.

I love jalapeno chips.

Those are my favorite.

I got to be careful with them, though.

Spicy.

Yeah, burn your butthole.

You know what I'm saying?

Got to be careful.

All right.

Now, you had 10 options here.

I need number one.

Oh,

that's an impossible.

It's french fries.

French fries is number one.

Yeah.

For sure.

Then mashed potatoes.

So the order was pretty good.

And then you do the potato soup.

No.

Potato soup would be at the end.

Really?

Yeah.

Probably hash browns would be at the same time.

Clam chowder is like a potato soup.

Right?

Clam chowder is clam chowder, man.

Excuse me.

I'm sorry.

Clam chowder is like a potato soup.

It might look the same, kind of, but it's not the same.

It's got potatoes in it.

Bro, I still think about that clam chowder that we were getting up there in Vale.

Bro.

Fuck.

I'd go back just for that.

The Mountain Standard.

Bro.

Dude, that clam chowder, that whole place, that food.

Solid.

Yeah.

Solid.

All right, man.

Well, bash or pass.

We're bashing all that.

Bro, you gotta, there's no, like,

we gotta have some.

There's no passes in there besides potato salad.

Well, you passed on the potato, your, your people's potato salad.

What do you talk?

What's your people?

Yep.

You like deviled eggs?

No.

You don't?

no you don't like deviled eggs no i think people that eat them are weird too really andy that that's a very controversial statement there

do you guys like them deviled eggs all you guys like them yeah bro you like them zean joe you like them too yeah nah bro i'm with joe hmm that must be like a over 40 thing no it's a south county thing it's you know what it is it's not fucking i don't like fucking boiled eggs of any kind it's just they're nasty and they're slimy bro bro what I don't like putting slimy shit in my mouth.

I know it's normal for you.

Some jokes write themselves.

Hey, man, is that true?

Am I wrong?

I like eggs.

I just don't like them hard-boiled.

What you had that was slimy, bro?

They look slimy.

It's a fucking boiled egg.

Am I off base here?

Bro, and also, like, they smell like a fucking fart.

Like, you walk by a plate of deviled eggs.

It smells like a fucking fart, dude.

I don't put things that smell like

i don't put things that smell like farts into my mouth i think people i think you motherfuckers that eat these you can't smell right

look at badot he's fantasizing

but that's but that's like fart my mouth

they do smell like parper

bro good man i like them oh man i like them it no i that's you know that's fine

it's just i just a little paprika on there we put seasoned salt a little salt seasoned salt and and it's not happening i don't care how good you make it sound

there's no way to sell me on eating those really no and and the people that like them they like them like i always think i'm like man this must be into smelling their own farts

you know like they must be into it dutch oven themselves yeah yeah

i mean your own farts do kind of like you feel accomplished when you like well there's like there i think it's intolerant right like like you know we're no what a snake biting itself no it's like the worse it is it's like a rating system you're like yeah that's pretty good yeah yeah that's pretty good i'm still immature like that bro i never grew out of that i never grew out of it is that something you grow out of or do people just lie about it i mean if you're still there i'm i'm still there do you guys fucking like when you when you let a really nice fart go that smells real bad are you proud of it

yeah me too dude i still poop and look at it

what do you mean like after i when do you when do you is it are you supposed to look at my work no what i'm saying is are you supposed to stop what do you mean

when do you stop looking at it i don't know

Is that a thing?

You don't look at yours?

Yeah, no, that's what I'm saying.

Yeah, I want to know how fucking, like, if it felt like sometimes I'm not sure.

Sometimes, dude, sometimes I'm like, sometimes I'm like very confident.

I just laid out a fucking masterpiece.

I look down there and it's like a little nut.

I'm like, what the fuck?

That's the worst.

Yeah, dude.

Like, I didn't know people stopped looking at it.

Yeah, I see.

I still look at it.

Y'all look at y'alls, bro.

Don't look at us like that.

Wait, you guys don't.

You guys really don't?

No, Zshan does.

Oh, he's got to rate himself against all the other Indians.

it's a rating system

you guys flush yours down

bro I am convinced that every man does that and the men that say that they don't on both those issues

no I don't know about women women are different bro I don't know about women, but I know every motherfucking dude

does that shit.

And if they don't, they're lying because they want to appear to be more civilized.

There's a sense of accomplishment.

For sure.

I check halfway through sometimes.

Oh, I have a good one.

I make my wife come look at it.

Okay, that's different.

Oh, man.

I've never done that.

That's different.

I don't think I've done that.

That's different.

I don't think I have.

That's different.

Yeah, that's a different level there.

That is.

Yeah, that's a different level of

intimacy.

I will tell you this.

I have matured in this way.

Like, if I ever have to fucking shit in public and it starts smelling real bad, I'll fucking flush the shit.

Curtesy Flush?

Yes, absolutely.

Not me.

I know, not you.

I own it.

But I just said you grow out of that.

Bro, you know what's crazy.

I used to take pride.

I'd walk out and be like, fuck yeah.

I went off on somebody before.

I was taking a shit.

I think it was a quick trip, bro, because I like quick trips bathrooms.

Well, they're usually pretty

freaking clean.

Yeah.

Clean, man.

They're pretty dang clean.

I was taking a shit.

And like I said, I mean, it was stinking.

This dude came in.

Oh, fuck.

It smells like shit.

It's because we've shit here, bro.

We're supposed to smell like fucking flowers.

Like, I'm in the fucking toilet dying.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, we're the fuck out of here, man.

Bro, you're in there naked.

DJ goes in a quick trip and strips all his clothes off.

You gotta fucking give birth.

Yeah, bro.

You know?

Great powers.

Come great responsibility, man.

You don't want to sweat out your clothes, bro.

Look fresh, man.

All right, so that's what we've evolved into fucking poop juice.

I love it.

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