From our spirited hunt for a fall-flavored brew, only to find ourselves sipping on Belching Beaver peanut butter milk stout and New Belgian Christmas ale, to the peculiar gift exchange involving Reese's Puffs pancake mix and tequila, Mike Mc and I (Jeremy Robinson), have an episode packed with humor, insightful discussions, and a dash of controversy. We delve into the cryptic world of art and its potential for money laundering and take a sidestep into the realm of TikTok, discussing the reasons behind the closure of my account.
We then shift gears to talk about the intriguing intersection of architecture and social issues. We dissect the concept of hostile architecture in New York, the discomfort of chairs, and the impact of subtitles in foreign films, all while engaging our listeners with a comparison of podcast audio quality. We further stoke the fire of controversy as we talk about the recent visit of Chinese leader Jin Ping to California, the ensuing parade, and the recall vote for Governor Gavin Newsom. As we round off, we tackle a video from Donut Operator about a non-binary person who was pulled over for DUI and the resulting excuses.
We conclude our episode with an exploration of the automotive world, discussing the importance of oil pumps in vehicles, our personal experiences with fixing them, and the potential consequences of cracked pumps. We also share our insights on Dodge cars and their transmission issues, the different models of the Chrysler 300c, and my project of converting an early 80s Mustang to an LS engine. From the strange to the serious, this episode is a rollercoaster ride of enlightening discussions and humorous anecdotes. So, tune in, sit back, and enjoy the ride with us!
From our spirited hunt for a fall-flavored brew, only to find ourselves sipping on Belching Beaver peanut butter milk stout and New Belgian Christmas ale, to the peculiar gift exchange involving Reese's Puffs pancake mix and tequila, Mike Mc and I (Jeremy Robinson), have an episode packed with humor, insightful discussions, and a dash of controversy. We delve into the cryptic world of art and its potential for money laundering and take a sidestep into the realm of TikTok, discussing the reasons behind the closure of my account.
We then shift gears to talk about the intriguing intersection of architecture and social issues. We dissect the concept of hostile architecture in New York, the discomfort of chairs, and the impact of subtitles in foreign films, all while engaging our listeners with a comparison of podcast audio quality. We further stoke the fire of controversy as we talk about the recent visit of Chinese leader Jin Ping to California, the ensuing parade, and the recall vote for Governor Gavin Newsom. As we round off, we tackle a video from Donut Operator about a non-binary person who was pulled over for DUI and the resulting excuses.
We conclude our episode with an exploration of the automotive world, discussing the importance of oil pumps in vehicles, our personal experiences with fixing them, and the potential consequences of cracked pumps. We also share our insights on Dodge cars and their transmission issues, the different models of the Chrysler 300c, and my project of converting an early 80s Mustang to an LS engine. From the strange to the serious, this episode is a rollercoaster ride of enlightening discussions and humorous anecdotes. So, tune in, sit back, and enjoy the ride with us!
Welcome back to some offense intended. I'm Jeremy Robinson.
Speaker 2:I'm Mike.
Speaker 1:Mac and today I we tried to get a way. Such pumpkin was such. However the fuck you want to pronounce it, it doesn't matter. Yeah, it's amazing. And I stopped at least this count liquor and Asked if they had the variety pack for like October, november, like pumpkin variety pack of was such, and he looked at me Like I spoke a different language. He goes of what?
Speaker 2:we had two heads when you asked him, so I was like what well what's that yeah?
Speaker 1:it's like what was such way, such, however? I'm like however you want to pronounce it, it's in Utah and he's like. He's like oh, let me look it up. So he's got his little like tells that thing. He's like I've never heard that. What like? They have really good beer, bro. They do.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm like I don't know how a least discount liquor doesn't have them. So he looked it up and he's like, okay, well, we might have something over like in this area. And they did. They had one. It was like I Don't remember what it was, it was like off-siders or it was something weird that I hadn't heard of from the company and then next to it was like they had a spot for was such apricot, was such devastator, which is really fucking good. It's like a. It's a double block logger. It's like nine or 11%, like it's not seen it's.
Speaker 1:it's good, yeah, it's heavy, like don't drink a six pack by yourself. Heavy.
Speaker 2:Because you're staying in you'll be fucked up. If you, if you plan it to go someplace, don't do it. If you're staying in, do what you want, yeah.
Speaker 1:So they didn't have. I'm like, okay, well, he's like yeah, like if you like one, it one, it like we can get your information up at the register and then like try to get them ordered and this and that. I'm like okay, so like after I got, I ended up getting these are belching beaver, peanut butter milk stout.
Speaker 2:I love the name and.
Speaker 1:I also got a new Belgian Christmas ale. It says it tastes like cranberry spice and everything nice.
Speaker 2:I don't. I don't want beer to taste like Christmas.
Speaker 1:I'm curious to see. Well, the tea that I started making at work tastes like fucking Christmas. Yeah, I'm.
Speaker 2:How that's a selling point to people, I'm, it's amazing. I don't like that. I don't want things to taste like Christmas, but I don't like Christmas.
Speaker 1:So but you agree that the tea smells good. It's okay, okay, the lawyer. So I'm curious to see what an actual company thinks Christmas tastes like, because I have obviously a massive repertoire of flavors in my head that represent either I Don't special occasions, holidays, random fucking things, whatever they might be. I Want to know what other people think certain things taste like all right, so I'm excited to try it.
Speaker 1:I think I took them out of the freezer so they won't blow up. So these are the peanut butter milk stout. If I can get this open Peanut butter milk stout, here's yours. Fucking, reaching over these things. I need to get new mic stands again. Smells like peanut butter. I would hope so.
Speaker 2:So we were talking about tick tock before we started the episode and I wanted to mention I had a. I have a tick tock account and I Was logged out of it on my phone. I went on my tablet. I couldn't remember what I had used to log into it, so I know what. A second tick tock account.
Speaker 1:That smells really good it does.
Speaker 2:But my second tick tock account was just on my tablet and then my regular one. I got back on my phone and I watched a few videos on it, put a couple things on there. Then I didn't do anything with it for a long time. Right and a couple months ago. I look on it. It's like we cannot verify your age. If you don't do this, this and this, we're going to close your account. I'm like, oh okay. Go ahead. That's how I went back, apparently, and they weren't bluffing, they closed the account.
Speaker 1:Well, cheers, cheers, yeah, I Definitely taste peanut butter.
Speaker 2:Oh, definitely.
Speaker 1:That's pretty fun.
Speaker 2:Good, I like peanut butter, that's like it a lot.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I know you like peanut butter, so I got these for you. I'm walking around the grocery store and they were on sale. It's a Reese's Puffs complete peanut butter pancake kit.
Speaker 2:That's awesome.
Speaker 1:And I figured you couldn't use one.
Speaker 2:So Thank you, I got you, I got you three. Thank you. I saw those downstairs and said what is that? Are those pancakes? And I'm excited. Yeah.
Speaker 1:Comes with. Comes with the pancake mix cereal topping, which would be Reese's Puffs. Yes, yeah, it has like a little like drug baggie of fucking coke of Reese's Puffs and then it says just that water or milk it's made with many Reese's peanut butter chips. Perfect, yeah, I would imagine that's gonna be fucking great. I kept one, so you got three, I get one.
Speaker 2:Thank you, that's awesome.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and then I also got more tequila. But since we're having a beer and Mike's driving after this or we'll not do a shot of tequila- not this week, but next week.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it'll still be here because I'm leaving tomorrow. So I found one thing that I thought was super curious to talk about. Where is my fucking notes? There is, so this just goes to show the whole like art is Whatever people make it to be, yeah, and it's basically just a way to fucking launder money and just rip off people, yeah, and like, oh well, this one's worth tomorrow. So there was I think this was back in like 2019, but they just did another article on it. $26 million painting heading to the Louvre after being found in elderly women's kitchen.
Speaker 2:I. Want to be like that in my kitchen there.
Speaker 1:So an elderly French woman had quite the surprise when she found out of painting in her kitchen dates back to the 13th century. The painting, called the mocking of Christ, was created by Italian artist Sima boo Sima boy, I don't fuck whatever and was not discovered until appraisers came to the woman's house in Compiandes, france, in 2019. The woman thought the rare artwork was a Greek religious icon. According to multiple reports now, four years after his discovery, the painting is headed to the Louvre. Oh so the article is new. It's just taken them four years to be like oh yeah, this should be in a museum.
Speaker 2:Yeah, if you find something like that in my possession and I own it, it's not just gonna go to a museum, it's gonna cost you.
Speaker 1:Apparently, it did sell. She sold it at auction. Now it's heading to the Louvre Museum in Paris. The painting dates back to 1280 and sold for 24.2 million euros $26.8 million at an auction in October of 2019. However, the French government stepped in to block its export, assigned the painting as a national treasure, which kept it in the country for 30 months. There's why it took forever. Yeah, fucking, somebody bought something private party At an auction which I guess it might not be private party, that point, but you buy it through a fucking auction.
Speaker 2:Well, usually you would be an anonymous bidder. You don't want everybody to know what you're buying and you spend 26, almost 27 million dollars.
Speaker 1:Yeah, for the government to say no, I don't think so, not for two and a half years, though, like, maybe I don't know, we'll think about it. We'll get back to you two and a half years. Imagine that.
Speaker 2:Imagine that, oh, that would piss me off spend all that money. And now it has. Now it goes in me. No, what about the guy with who bought it? Or the woman who ever bought?
Speaker 1:it. The stall gave the government enough time to raise funds to buy it for the nation. Imagine fucking taxpayer dollars going to buy a fucking painting that was in this lady's kitchen that probably has Grease stains on it now I was gonna say, yeah, she probably cooked it right out.
Speaker 2:right, it was probably right about her stove too.
Speaker 1:Well, I mean, if it was, if it was originally like oil grease paints, they would look right at home. Yeah, it says. In the 1280s, the derision of Christ became an exception on the artistic scene and positioned itself at the forefront of Western painting. The Louvre said in a news release this work allows us to take a new look at the artist who, for the first time, abandoned the Greek manner, that is to say, byzantine, opening the way for a renaissance of Western painting. The painting helps complete part of its collection and will join the Simubway Painting my stuff, according to the president and director of the Louvre Museum, lawrence Descartes. He also added the painting is a crucial milestone in art history, marking the fascinating transition from icon to painting. Both works will be displayed as part of an exhibition event in spring of 2025.
Speaker 2:So it makes me wonder is is, did they? Did somebody say hey, you should probably check out this painting at that house?
Speaker 1:That's. That's what I was curious about too, because I mean I doubt they were just dropping by.
Speaker 2:Hey, well, it says artwork. You want to say?
Speaker 1:it says appraisers came to her house. I came into her kitchen so either she was doing like antiques roadshow shit and was like oh, I have this chair, and Walked to them past this painting to look at a chair and they were like this chair is Ikea circa five years ago? No, but how about this painting? We want to know about this. Like that could have happened.
Speaker 2:Like stuff like that does happen or it could have been Somebody she knows was like this a friend who's an appraiser and they stopped by and they're like holy shit.
Speaker 1:Yeah, let me take a look at that. Or one of her friends is like a super art, because I think appraisers just stopped by people's houses randomly.
Speaker 2:Oh hey, do you have any art you want me to look at?
Speaker 1:yeah, no, that's I'm there. Might be a great business door-to-door appraising.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I.
Speaker 1:Bet you could make some good fucking sales. I mean, it's all based off of, like the appraiser and values and this and that and whatever, and then it's not a lot a lot of work to do an appraisal, but you can charge. I'll have to think about that. Well, that might be a fucking great business.
Speaker 2:Well, you're welcome, but I was just thinking. You know, in France maybe just artwork is just so prevalent that they have to go into praise houses. I analysis all the time.
Speaker 1:I think it would be like she had a friend that was, that was super artsy and is like. This reminds me of something from blah, or One of her friends was admiring it and being like. You know what the signature in the bottom looks like. It looks like this Simaboo guy. Maybe you should look it up, because the fucking signature says Simaboo.
Speaker 1:Yeah so I think it might have been that one could have been like somebody came over that just went to a fucking art Gallery and was like oh, I saw this signature that looked exactly like the one in your kitchen.
Speaker 2:So many out in front, had a sign that said will appraise for food, and she brought him in the kitchen to eat him. Maybe, yeah, it's common yeah so it's common.
Speaker 1:I don't know that. I would say that.
Speaker 2:That's the comedy of it.
Speaker 1:Mike will appraise for food. I.
Speaker 2:Have no sort of case in or authority to appraise. So any appraisal you get, I didn't say it would be official, I it's. I'm just saying yeah, it will probably won't be official, yeah, and I don't want anything spicy.
Speaker 1:So Speaking of official, it'll be definitely be that by the time this one comes out. I've been saying that fucking several times, but now we have what like 25 clips. Yeah, I'll cut up and and labeled and I'll probably mix them up and Start throwing them, scheduling them on Facebook, instagram, tic-tac, youtube.
Speaker 2:And I'll be able to be able to watch short clips.
Speaker 1:Yep, and we'll see. I don't know how many, I don't know how far in advance you can schedule. I would imagine pretty far. Yeah, because I want to schedule like two a day for now, because with the episode 36 was the first video episode, this is episode 76. So it's easy numbers. There's 40, yeah, and if we get like 10 or 12 per episode, that is 480, is that right?
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:That's a lot.
Speaker 2:Well, we want to get ourselves out there. Is that that up that math right? What was numbers again?
Speaker 1:40 times 12, that's 480, pretty sure it's not gonna change. Yeah, jesus Christ, that's a fucking lot. Yeah, okay, well, good, yeah, we have like the third, the first 30 and it was only like three episodes, so I guess that fucking makes sense.
Speaker 2:Yeah, well, plus we do have a lot of content.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and that'll that'll boost it even more, which I've also seen. I don't know how I feel about. I'll have to see.
Speaker 1:I guess, how the stats go with running the shorts is I've seen a lot of a lot of channels do and it might be like a monetization option also of, like Joe, like San Agosto Studios does it also where they have Uh, they have the base may yard account that does shorts and the full videos they have Santa God of studios and like one or two other ones, like one is like the base may yard shorts or like they have ones dedicated to doing that, I think, because it gets shared so much and it gets viewed so much that it creates Jesus I'm hitting the microphone all day today but it creates a second like monetized account because it's still going to get just the same amount of views as the other one. So why not double up on it? So we'll have to see how the stats run and maybe make a second account or just the shorts, yeah Also, and then just fucking slam all that, cause I kind of want to figure out how to do some offense intended studios yeah.
Speaker 1:I kind of want to figure out how to do, uh, the full videos on Facebook without having to like try to embed the YouTube. But I don't know if we would have to do a live or if you can upload the video or I don't. I haven't looked at it Cause I think that would be. I think Facebook, just like most of the social media's do, is like if, if you record a video on TikTok, tiktok will boost videos made on TikTok more than they will boost ones like made on Instagram or YouTube or whatever and cross shared across it. So I'm not sure how that will work with Facebook and shit, but I'm sure they do something similar.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:So that'll be a learning thing, and then learning thing we're still pretty new at this. Well, that's also like. But listening to so many different podcasts and like I'm listening to a fuckload of Grant Cardone's podcasts for like, business, real estate, finance, stuff, yeah, and it's very comforting to me because of how many audio issues and video issues and everything we had at the beginning yeah, like we, I feel like we've gotten ironed out pretty fucking well. Yeah.
Speaker 1:Of. I think right now I'm close to like episode 500 on Cardone's because I skipped through it and, like, added my own. I built my own playlist of it to only listen to the real estate ones. Um, there's often that the audio will cut out Not often often, but more often than it fucking should be of like they'll be talking and then just just you don't hear anything and it's not like. Sometimes it's for a phone, in which I understand like phone shit can be frustrating, but most of the time it's it's grants microphone that cuts out and he's the main guy on that podcast, so that, and then, like listening through the base may yard. I think it was like episode 200, like somewhere around episode 200 or 300, there was like 15 minutes of dead air at the end of the episode.
Speaker 2:Damn.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I even I commented on the YouTube video. I was like, hey, you might want to check this out on Spotify, cause, yeah, I'm like it's a little bit here, a little bit there, but it's sometimes I'm listening to it, It'd be like I can barely hear them. Yeah, which I mean we had a couple episodes like that where the the mic levels weren't fucking phenomenal, but I mean like I'll barely hear them and then it'll play like music and it'll be like holy shit.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's. That was actually the next episode that I was uploading to uh to do the AI reels. The name of it was the no intro outro music ever, because I can't stand that shit. They'll be whispering, and then just here comes fucking blaring music.
Speaker 2:It's literally in my ear.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Cause I have my earbuds on when I'm listening to it most of the time.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and that's movies I've. I'm so tired of movies that do that too. Like that's part of the sound director's job is to like even out, like level out the fucking sound. Yeah, like, obviously, if you have explosions or if you have something that's like right up against the camera, you can have it louder, but you want it to be pretty evil. Even like leveled out sound so that when people are talking it doesn't sound like they're talking from back here. And then bam, yeah, yeah, it drives me nuts because you it's a whole long dialogue scene you turn up the fucking volume, crank it, crank it, crank it, crank it, crank it. And then here comes a fucking plane just dropping bombs and just explodes your whole living room because you turn it up so loud or just you can't hear the conversation and then they start talking loud.
Speaker 2:Yeah, exactly, I don't. I don't need that. I want it to be. I want to be able to hear it, even if they're whispering. I need to be able to hear it.
Speaker 1:That might be one of my biggest pet peeves with movies the dialogue shouldn't be a secret.
Speaker 2:You shouldn't be whispering so the people watching can't hear it.
Speaker 1:Well, I'm also glad that I run closed caption most of the time, because often closed caption isn't subtitled from the recording, it's subtitled from the script oh nice. So like if you're watching something that's dubbed like it's originally in French and here you go here's, here is English. The subtitles will often be a cleaner translation of what was supposed to be said versus. Well, it didn't sound right so we had to change it, and the English voice actors said this, so it can get a better idea across that way. But also sometimes, like if it's super quiet, or like maybe they had to shoot this scene eight times and they forgot to include this last little bit of it'll still say on the closed caption, on the subtitles, the line that was supposed to be said that might not have gotten recorded. So you know something was supposed to go there. Well, what about if you're?
Speaker 2:watching something. That's say, it came out in the theater and had languages that they don't put on certain TV channels Does it and they dub. In other words, instead of I have no idea, I'm just curious, maybe, if, if, when you're reading the subtitles, that I I mean if it actually showed the world that was supposed to be there, because sometimes they change it because they don't have I think it does, and sometimes it completely changes the meaning of the sentence. Oh yeah, it's like that is just awful.
Speaker 1:Yeah yeah. There's a couple that are interchangeable, like I don't give a damn, I don't give a shit, I don't give a fuck. Those are all interchangeable in that one sentence.
Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 1:But if you change the sentence, often a lot of it changes.
Speaker 2:Yeah Well, sometimes it'll change one word and then it's like you change it to something that does not mean the same thing at all and you're like that's not, that doesn't work there.
Speaker 1:I can't decide if I like this chair. I like that I can sit up straight, yeah, but there's no armrest, comfortable, nothing, I don't know.
Speaker 2:Um, I did want to go over something I ran across yesterday. Yeah, apparently.
Speaker 1:In your car or just.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, okay, I put it in the trunk. I don't think it's moving anymore. No, um, I was watching something yesterday and they were talking about in New York, they've taken out things like like benches in certain places, like they have, like, um, one of the train stations, the new train station, they have no benches in it.
Speaker 1:There's no place to sit down Because homeless people sleep on them too much.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and they they referred to this as hostile architecture, also known as defensive architecture. Like there was places where you could sit down in the terminal, but they were in like the restaurants and the places where you know you have to spend money to be in there and people are upset. And then they had these benches where they put um notches. So we try to lay down on it. It's very uncomfortable.
Speaker 1:They do that all the time too. To to keep people from like skateboarding and like grinding on benches. Yeah, Like stupid notch things that are everywhere, yeah.
Speaker 2:And, but they also, um, like they had, uh, you know, the vents for the subways that they you see. Yeah, well, they put things there so people wouldn't sit on those anymore too, so they made them uncomfortable to sit on. But it was that one kind of sucks, because hot air comes out of there and the winter gets cold, jesus Christ. But, um, imagine you have a restaurant and you you've paid a lot of money I mean, if you're in this term, it costs like a billion dollars for this, the station. You have a restaurant in there. Do you want people sleeping across the hall from your restaurant?
Speaker 2:I mean no that's not the image you want for for your eatery.
Speaker 1:Well, no, but it's. I don't think it should be on the restaurants, I mean, or the train station, for that matter, like it should be on on the city, just like San Francisco. Well, the city's.
Speaker 2:the ones who built it, and they're the ones who put the no. Yeah, I mean, but they also want to keep people moving. They don't want people to clutter the place and sit there. They want to have an open space because there's a lot of people coming in and out of there all the time. Well, sure.
Speaker 1:But like, look at San Francisco of like they didn't give a fuck how much shit and needles and trash or literally everywhere in the streets. Until Chinese Jin Jin Ping, or whatever the fuck his name was came and visited, like Newsom's grandpa or fucking Uncle Bad Touch or whatever the fuck he is to him, the bribed guy for Newsom, yeah, and Newsom basically said, yeah, yeah, I did, I did clean up. But was it you that told me that? It was like, if you have guests over at your house, are you not going to clean up too? That's what Newsom said. Like I understand that. Like there's a difference between like cleaning up a little bit and having a stage four hoarders fucking mansion and then doing a complete clean sweep. You remember that show on HGTV? Clean sweep, yeah, yeah, doing a complete clean sweep of the entire fucking thing so that you can do a communist sweep, so that you can do a communist welcome to this dictator. Did you see the parade?
Speaker 2:I did not.
Speaker 1:Bro, like Chinese flags fucking everywhere lining the entire, like the entire area that they paraded him through of I want to say it was like 12 or 15 black SUVs in front and like in cops and everything, and then like the car he was in and then like 12 to 15 behind him and like blasting the Chinese national anthem if they have one, I don't know, it was something.
Speaker 2:Everybody had one.
Speaker 1:And then like doing a bunch of shit, and it was like and here's where the US president went to China and had his parade, or like whatever they called it, and it was like three cars in front, and it was three cop cars in front, and then like a Lincoln SUV and then three cop cars behind and no American flags, like one of the issues that a lot of people had with it was like there was a couple American flags around when all the Chinese flags and stuff were up for that and the Chinese flags were higher than all of the American flags.
Speaker 2:Damn Well. Why did Newsome have them in this state anyway, he's a state government. Why is he inviting in countries?
Speaker 1:Because China supplied most of everything to China, most of everything to Frisco and LA, like to California, during COVID.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Like almost all the government funding that went through Cali to buy shit. He made deals with China to get all of the equipment and supplies.
Speaker 2:And just normally, when other countries visit our country, they visit our national government, not our state level government.
Speaker 1:So that's just that's the other weird part is that kind of tells you how crooked some stuff is. Yeah, just like, and I still can't fucking believe it. They had a vote to recall Newsome and they had the vote.
Speaker 2:Did he pass a lot of let Chinese vote.
Speaker 1:They had a vote and then, like it was within 30 minutes of the polls closing, they had the answer. It was like nope, it wasn't enough. They didn't have to verify, they didn't have to recount anything. They like almost immediately knew okay, well, voting's done. Nope, I'm staying in office. Like that's a little sketchy bro.
Speaker 2:I remember, when that happened.
Speaker 1:That it didn't take 15 fucking minutes for you to figure this out. Like that's weird. Nobody had an issue. Like nobody forgot to hit enter.
Speaker 2:I don't think it's a small state.
Speaker 1:Nobody sent it. Nobody forgot to send an email.
Speaker 2:That's a lot of ballots and not all of California is big city. A lot of it is rural, and I'm guessing that not all of them have the same technology when it comes to voting.
Speaker 1:You're telling me that was super weird. I didn't understand. I'm like if I lived in California I would be pissed, pissed, pissed off. Yeah, finally got enough votes to recall him, to have a recall vote. There was finally enough signatures to pull that piece of shit out of office. And then immediately, nope, I win. Can't touch me, can't catch me. The grease stuff Def Guy.
Speaker 2:Well, when you, you know, like they say, when you take a shot at the king, make sure you don't miss.
Speaker 1:Yeah, apparently, speaking of which, that thought left my head. That's something to do with the fucking presidential election.
Speaker 2:I have something to talk about. Okay, I was watching Donut Operator again last night.
Speaker 1:At this time, is that a typical Sunday for you?
Speaker 2:Sometimes, yeah, I look on there Donut Operator's on. He's in my feed so I end up clicking on it A lot of times. His videos are good, but this person was on there and she was pulled over for DUI and she had all sorts of reasons, like he's like you need to get out of the car, and she's like I'm socially awkward.
Speaker 1:And he kept calling her ma'am and she's like don't call me ma'am, you're making me triggered.
Speaker 2:And she was like no, but she did say she was non-binary.
Speaker 1:I think I might have said this video.
Speaker 2:Yes, I saw the video yes, every time there was a call.
Speaker 1:I'm doing my best. I'm doing my best.
Speaker 3:Stop calling me ma'am. You can't. You're treating you're a white person. You're treating me like a white man would treat an indigenous.
Speaker 2:I'm like bitch you're whiter than he is and what was it? Generational? I can't remember what she said she was feeling you know, generational discrimination or some shit.
Speaker 1:I'm just not like that. She was feeling the yeah, she was feeling the hatred of the white man.
Speaker 2:It has its finger up and he's like tell her to watch the finger. And she's like you're intimidating me. Yeah, he's like, well, every time you look at me and not my finger, I have to start over.
Speaker 1:Yeah. So just look at the finger and he's like do you have any physical ailments? Or like do you like, basically like, have you been hitting the head? Yeah, like, do you have a concussion? Are you like, are you mentally like damaged?
Speaker 2:She had a concussion like a month ago.
Speaker 1:No, she's like well, I have mental problems and he's like mental problems, like, like what. She's like depression and I'm socially awkward. He goes well, isn't everybody?
Speaker 2:He's like so am. I. Oh, oh really. And she didn't have a response. No, and then, when all of that stuff didn't work and she was in the back of the squad car getting arrested, she turned into the smug condescending you're a douchebag type talk.
Speaker 3:See, I turned it off after, like he was trying to arrest her and she's like you can't man handle me and like you're treating me like a white man treats fucking man and man and man and man.
Speaker 1:And I'm like, okay, well, she's getting arrested anyway, and I just switched videos.
Speaker 2:I was gonna. I actually thought about going to the other site that he has where it's the unedited, but he had the rest of the arrest on that. I wanted to, but I didn't actually watch it. I was gonna go up but I didn't, yeah, and I got back to doing. I actually had gone to YouTube for something else and I ended up watching that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that I think I'm. I want to say I watched that on Facebook. I'm just like cruising through and just doing whatever. Some of the some of the arrest ones are fucking hilarious, and especially if it starts with like a I forget it had a caption on it of something like when the white man does that or something stupid, and I'm like I'm definitely watching this one.
Speaker 2:I had actually gone on there, because sometimes when I'm playing Zelda, I'll do one of the shrines in it. It's a puzzle. You have to figure out how to do it, and sometimes I want to see what other people do, cause I'm sometimes I do it and I come up with a way that I know other people are not doing, and so and I'm usually right I'm like yeah, no, I didn't do any of that, I did something completely different. Sometimes I just cheat.
Speaker 2:Sometimes I put a balloon on my shield and I just float up and then I'm up over the obstacle in the way.
Speaker 1:I mean, if it's part of the game, is it cheating?
Speaker 2:No, it's, it's. It's something that you're able to use Stratego. But I, yesterday I was playing and there's a shrine there are two shrines where you're supposed to take this little green thing, this little stone, and take it to the shrine and unlock the shrine so you can go in it. So now the first one. I'm looking at the materials they had there to do it and they had a spring and everything. So I tried the spring, I tried to launch it over to where it was supposed to go, didn't go, it went over, but then it fell off. So then a new green thing pops up. So then I strap a rocket to it and I just launch it. So it lands over there and I'm like, all right, perfect. So I go over there and put it where it's supposed to be.
Speaker 2:Went on the next one, you're way up high in the sky and I'm looking around and I'm like, well, how the fuck am I supposed to do this? Cause what I'm supposed to take is supposed to be, I think, is directly below my island, so you can't drop it off, because if you drop it off it's just gonna keep falling past it, it's not gonna turn. But then when I was, I tried something. I tried launching it over, tried all sorts of things. I tried making a flight cause most of the flying things go up and this is down below, so I'm trying to find something that'll get me to fly down. Like a glider.
Speaker 2:I think I did that, but you can't carry it and use your glider, so I had to use a wing with the engine, but I kept flying around it and I couldn't get myself to turn enough to land on it. So I tried to crash it on there. That didn't work. And then I noticed as I was going back up cause you have to get back up now and I realized no, it is not directly underneath, it is slightly at an angle. So I went up there, picked the thing up and threw it and it landed on the thing Like why the?
Speaker 2:fuck did I spend so much time trying to build these different things when all I had to do was throw it, just kick it off the edge.
Speaker 2:I just picked up and boom, oh, there it is. It didn't come back up here, so it's down there still, and I just glided down and I picked it up and put it where it needed to be. There you go. I'm like I overthought it. Yeah, quite a lot, but it was kind of cool building a different shit. And I beat a boss in between. Just saw him. I was like I'm frustrated, so I'm going to go fucking kill that thing. At least I didn't go. I'm going to go kill that thing and get killed. That would have made me more pissed.
Speaker 1:That's did I tell you I figured out what's wrong with it? No, I didn't get it. I figured out what's wrong with the F-350. Cause I pulled off.
Speaker 2:What you made by Ford.
Speaker 1:Well, yeah, that's what Josh said too. So I pulled the high pressure oil pump cause I'm like I'm going to do a couple of things, but I just need to pull this, Cause I don't know if it's the old style or a new style or this or that or whatever. I'm going to pull it see if I can figure out anything with it. And it's what it looks like. It's not supposed to have that, that gap at the top. That is a crack.
Speaker 2:That is a big gap.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so it's. It's cracked almost all the way around. So that high pressure oil pump with it cracked is still pumping like a thousand PSI, which is a lot. It's supposed to get up to like 1800 or like 3000 when it's like revving but like to start it should. It has to have like 550 to start, but the O4 style pump in this one is, I guess, supposed to get to like 1500 to actually like start. Well, and it's it was topping out at like a thousand, like 1100. So one of the guys online is like pretty sure your pump's bad, Like, but it's still doing this, Like, it's just still starting, he goes right. I've had several O4s with the old style pump. Pretty sure your pump's bad, he goes. Mine all hit 1600 before it starts. I'm fine, I'll fucking pull it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and then saw that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I saw that and I'm like, oh, I am impressed it's cracked almost all the way around the entire housing.
Speaker 2:It looks like it's gonna. It's ready to come off. It's ready to break.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like it might have very soon blown the pump apart and internals would have been everywhere in the engine.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you don't want that, which also would have been bad. That would have been even worse.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so now I get to spend $1,100, well, plus tax, $1,200 on a fucking pump. Yeah, because the old style was so much worse that when somebody figured out a way to make it better, that's $1,200 instead of like an O5. A good one was like 650. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:So you can just lock tight it, just go in the car.
Speaker 1:Oh, fucking, don't tempt me. I'll JB Weld this shit out of that bitch. I've done that before. Yeah, I don't know how pressure oil pump. I did it on the cylinder walls. I don't. I don't recommend doing that. I got some. I got some high heat. Oh, is it Some high heat? Jb Weld putty. Yeah.
Speaker 1:And a paint roller with a PVC pipe so that I could evenly spread it, taped off the entire head decking so that, like all the oil and the coolant jacket wouldn't get anything in it. And then, once it hardened and I did like two or three layers to make sure there was enough, once it hardened I took a file and like started knocking off big chunks of the shit in the cylinder and then put a cylinder on a drill and just sat there and honed the shit out of it. For I think it was like three days Damn Of, probably between like 30 minutes and like two hours a day.
Speaker 2:I've done a cylinder honed but it was on a. It was on a lawnmower engine, but it was still a cylinder.
Speaker 1:I did it this way so I didn't have to take the fucking engine out. Yeah, I did it with the engine in the Jeep, with the crank still in the Jeep, with everything still in the Jeep, because I was not taking it out, and I won because it worked.
Speaker 2:Yeah, if it didn't work, then that would make a meme.
Speaker 1:Yeah Well. So so I thought of it and I'm like I'm going to do it like this and I'm not going to look up one thing about it online because I want to figure out this whole thing by myself. So I did all that and then go look and like it's. It's definitely like kind of hokey shit of a way to fix it. But there's guys that are like, yeah, I did that to my tractor like 17 years ago and it's still working perfect, nice. And this one guy is like yeah, I did that on. Was it like a crop dusting plane? I'm like that that's maybe a little less okay than I would do, because it kind of has to keep you in the air.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:But yeah, like a shitload of farm equipment that people are like, yeah, I use that all the time on the cylinder walls. I'm like that's okay. Well, it's like I came up with it myself, like thought it all out, and like the whole application process everything fucking worked. I didn't tape off well enough, so I got some contaminants and, I think, one of the oil jackets, so it caused a little bit of issues and didn't idle perfectly. But if I had to tape it a little better, it'd have been perfect.
Speaker 2:Yeah, Well, now you know. Yeah, you're prepared. Yeah, you know exactly how to tape it.
Speaker 1:I definitely will not do that again though, okay, unless I get the Jeep for free, cause I think I paid a grand for the Jeep. It came with all the parts, it came with almost all the parts. I had to spend like 150 bucks and then. So I paid a grand, like 150, like 300, with parts and like all the materials.
Speaker 2:It's a lot to spend on a Jeep, though.
Speaker 1:And whatever, and then I sold it for I think like 1700, because it still wasn't running perfect because of the oil jacket, shit, so.
Speaker 1:But there's been times that I've bought a Jeep for a grand. It came with the parts I needed to fix it, fixed it in two hours. It came with extra parts. So I returned some of the extra parts to O'Reilly to have some buddies that work there and they're like just give me store credit, bro, I'm like I'm going to spend it anyway. They're like okay, cool. So I got like $200 back from those parts Nice. So now I paid $800 for the Jeep and then sold it for 2200 within two days Nice. It was one of the quickest fucking flips I've done.
Speaker 2:Who kind of Jeep was it?
Speaker 1:I want to say it was a Cherokee, cherokee. That's what I was envisioning it might have been a Grand Cherokee.
Speaker 2:I was envisioning some kind of charity Cherokee, cherokee, cherokee. Jesus. I need to learn words, but now it's just Wranglers, you know they. They self required a bit.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, no, I wasn't one of them.
Speaker 2:I driven a couple Jeep Wranglers. I kind of like them.
Speaker 1:I've liked them since fucking MacGyver. I like the old old school fucking old old school Wranglers. And then they had to go and bastardize the pickup truck.
Speaker 2:There's plates I used to bartend at, and when we'd close late at night we would take turns on who would go out and pull up all the cars and let them warm up, and a couple of people. I worked with both real Jeeps in Nebraska, yeah. So one of the days, though, me and one of the me and the manager we both we were both smokers and we were both out of cigarettes. So he handed me the keys and I drove over to the grocery store and drove his Wrangler over there. I picked us all up a pack of cigarettes, and it was pretty nice, nice. It was brand new too. I didn't record or anything.
Speaker 1:There was no sad story at the end, which is good, that is good. But, yeah, like I really wish they would have kept the like when they had the Jeep Comanche. That was the Cherokee pickup truck. It was like the front end of the Cherokee and then it was the pickup truck.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I really wish they'd have kept that of like go with the Cherokee style and not the Wrangler style. Like I hate them less now than when they first came out.
Speaker 2:I don't mind, I don't think they're bad.
Speaker 1:I hated them when they first came out.
Speaker 2:I remember we talked about it.
Speaker 1:I hate them a little less now, but they still could have looked so much better.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but it's price where they have to change things. I mean they get rid of models all the time.
Speaker 1:Well, yeah, but they still have those and they can change it in a better way.
Speaker 2:Sometimes they get rid of a model and then if you have that model and you need to get car parts for it, oh, it's a nightmare.
Speaker 1:Oh it's a fucking nightmare. I want to start a business doing all that too, because that doesn't seem like it's that hard, like in dust, like car parts and industrial parts, like warehouse, like to run confancies and stuff. There's some parts that companies pay like $800,000 for, like one sensor that can't be more than $60 to make.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I need to start doing that.
Speaker 2:But it shouldn't be that difficult to find a holly carburetor or a Dodge. But nobody could get the carburetor I needed for my Dodge.
Speaker 1:Well, it depends. So with the correct mounting setup you can do any. But because hollies and metal blocks were both designed for Chevy, you have to have a mounting plate for Dodge.
Speaker 2:Well, this one specifically came with that holly and it just ended up being a pain in the ass and you know, I ended up getting so many who put two different carburetors together to give me mine.
Speaker 1:You don't want a holly anyway, it leaks fuel through it.
Speaker 2:Well, but that's what I don't. I at the time I didn't know. I just wanted my car to run. I wanted to be able to go up a hill and not have to have a running start to get going. I just that's all I wanted.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's a, that's a fair, that's a fair thing to want. Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, if I didn't get a running start, it took me a while to get up that hill.
Speaker 1:But I think I had a holly 900 in that silver truck that I had in Vegas and the 440 and it would often like I know I could rebuild it, but it was a famous issue with those of it would leak all the fuel out of the floats, out of the bowls, into the like, into the intake, so like it would often have hot start issues because like it's, it's warm and it ran, but now that it shut off and there's all this fuel in here now it all just leaked out and it's basically acting flooded.
Speaker 2:Mine in the winter. If I try to start it and I try to move right away, nope, and it would just be like no, it would shut off, and then it took a while to even get it started again. I'd have to let it sit there for a while before I could even get get moved without it just dying.
Speaker 1:It sounds like plugged secondary. It was a whole lot of problems. Yeah, I did not miss that car. I don't like carburetors.
Speaker 2:When that car, when that car, eventually, when the brakes went out, that was the last draw. That's when I got rid of it.
Speaker 1:I would imagine that's when a lot of people get rid of a car, as if the brakes don't work.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:And I would just like step out of it and let it go off the cliff.
Speaker 2:When it just when it you just, you just had more on top of more and it's like, after a while, I'm I'm not dealing with this anymore, I'm not going to try to get all of these things fixed. It's just not worth it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's like when I sell the bike that's in the garage. I'm never buying a carbureted bike again. There's such a pain in the ass Like I just paid to have the carburetor rebuilt and it's already gummed up, damn. So the secondaries are sticking, so if you try to rev it too soon after starting it, it dies. And then if you let it warm up and then you start riding it around, like when you come up to a stop sign, you hold the clutch in, the throttle will stick Because it can't fucking filter back down.
Speaker 2:See, mine would do that too, If I actually if I put secondaries if I, if I actually put it to the floor to try to get it to go up that hill that I was talking about yeah, it would just stick. Yeah. And I'd have to get out and I'd have to unstick it.
Speaker 1:I didn't like doing that, yep, that's cause it's stuck. Secondary is inside the carburetor. That's why I know what you're talking about.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but I had to get out and actually manually unstick it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, Now this one. You just like feather the clutch and it'll like eventually go down. Yeah. You burden the clutch out a little bit, but whatever.
Speaker 2:Well, this was a, this was an automatic, so there was no.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, you definitely can't. I mean, you could like neutral drive, pop it.
Speaker 2:But yeah, but I, I always got it done. Yeah, it was a double the nightmare car, but it was Dodge, so what I expect?
Speaker 1:I like.
Speaker 2:Dodgers. There's a couple of my actually do like um, I've mentioned before I like the charger. I've driven a couple, but I didn't drive them for an extended period of time, so I don't know. I drove them across town and to other places but yeah, and they did have. Like even the base model had 300 horse, so that was pretty nice.
Speaker 1:Oh, you're talking about newer and newer. Yeah, yeah, they all have transmission issues.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I find them high as I love Dodge.
Speaker 1:The new shit has really bad transmission problems.
Speaker 1:The dart and the V sixes are awful in the Chevy and the Dodge because they were trying to make it so economical. They didn't really pay attention to, like the design flaws of a lot of different stuff. So the timing chain tensioner is fully plastic. If I remember right from the charger that I did, I was a 300 C. Thankfully it didn't like, cause I think it's an interference motor. But as soon as the timing chain snapped on the one that I did, it just stopped and then we're never able to get it to do anything again, damn.
Speaker 2:So I replaced the timing chain and it fired right up Nice, which is like super, super rare but you see, when I was it's funny, you mentioned the the Chrysler 300c I, when I was Selling cars and I did not study the Chrysler 300c because that was not one of our cars. So I'm, I'm doing all the courses and I'm learning about all the cars. So, because you know, somebody comes up to me and ask me a question about a car I wouldn't be able to say well, it's got this, isn't this? Yeah? So we're having this pre-ships meeting and we're looking at all the used cars, a lot and one of the car managers looks at me, says okay, so what's the difference between the Chrysler C and the non-c? I'm like, hmm, I don't know. And he says to me the Chrysler C has a Hemi, which it turns out, no, that's not true, no, it's not. Yeah, there's Chrysler C's without a Hemi.
Speaker 1:Yeah, no, it's. It's like the comfort package so eat a dick. Yeah, that's try to make me look stupid. It's been a while since you've said that on here, yeah.
Speaker 2:I know it used to be a regular thing.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's the comfort package.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's what I was. I learned that later. That's kind of what I thought when I said it. But but no, like when I drove one across town one day and it had a, the cup holder could be heated or cooled. Yeah, that's comfort. I've actually been in a couple of Chrysler 300's. I thought they're pretty nice.
Speaker 1:They are, my brother wants one.
Speaker 2:They're so comfortable he wants.
Speaker 1:He wants one of the, was it the, the RTS, the SRT's, yeah, like 6.4.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:Those are nice, a GSR.
Speaker 2:No, I said SRT, I didn't say GSR, roll it back, yeah.
Speaker 1:Fucking gold for those things, though like 20 or 30 grand Still for like a 2013, 2014. No thanks 300 SRT.
Speaker 2:I wonder what some of the old ones from from Vegas when they had the the Tobin Dodge. They had the the chopper edition, like when you used to see it on TV. They had a chopper edition and they put what they call Lambo doors on it. Oh yeah and they show you the Chrysler 300 Lambo doors.
Speaker 1:They probably threw all those away because their pieces of shit.
Speaker 2:Yeah, there was actually car sold by that lot. It was a challenger and and the challenger. I don't know if you know, but they don't have convertibles. No but this guy bought one and had it made into a convertible. It cost as much to make the thing as convertible as it did to buy the car.
Speaker 1:Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I saw a picture of it in the actual dealership.
Speaker 1:That's. I'm actually working on a convertible right now. Friend of mine has a An early 80s Mustang. Nice that he doesn't want Ford problems anymore. So he's LS swapping it. And by he's LS swapping it, I mean I'm LS swapping it, he's paying me to do it. Yeah, so he's doing LS one t56 manual trans and a Ford 8.8 rear end. So Just got the new rear end in, got the old axles out because they have the ABS rings. He's not gonna have a BS because it's old and I Need new lug nuts before I can do the Lugs studs on the new axles before I install those. So I'm gonna stop your point till I get back from I'm going to Oklahoma to visit my grandparents. Yeah, even tomorrow.
Speaker 2:You're going to Mars.
Speaker 1:What.
Speaker 2:Oklahoma is a lot like the service of Mars, so you're going to Mars.
Speaker 1:I don't know about that. There's parts of it. Yeah, a lot of corn there. Yeah a lot of fields. I don't know if there's fields on Mars.
Speaker 2:Oh, I don't know if you ever watched the Martian. They grow a lot of potatoes up there.
Speaker 1:Hey, he grows Well, yeah, for a little bit shit, potatoes yeah potatoes on this.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's actually really good movie. I enjoyed it very much.
Speaker 1:I think I was almost asleep during the whole movie, like Well, I remember when you're awake. I remember certain parts, but definitely not all, of it.
Speaker 2:Watch it when you're awake sometime. It's good movie.
Speaker 1:Maybe I talked about this at work the drop. It's a great movie. Tom Hardy and James Gandolfini Yep, I think it was like 2013, 2014 great fucking movie too old. I also watched a movie called the pyramid, which is like it's like a wishcom, mummy, it's actually fucking. It was enjoyable yeah it was like 2013 or 2014.
Speaker 1:They find, they find this pyramid it's like 250 miles from Giza, buried in the desert, like buried, buried. So they're like excavating this pyramid and they find a tunnel system that's already in place, that's been blocked by like massive boulders to get into the pyramid and Then, while that's happening, there's like an uprising in in Giza and and like Egypt's in shambles for whatever reason, and they're like everybody has to leave. We're evacuating.
Speaker 2:Hide in the pyramid.
Speaker 1:Yeah, well, they're like well, so they put in a rover. They borrowed a rover from NASA to go explore whatever. Because toxic air, because it's 5,000 fucking years old, whatever.
Speaker 2:But you can just borrow one.
Speaker 1:It was on loan, because they were. It was a, because I'm just saying we paid dig.
Speaker 2:We could. We could use a rover there, and NASA was part of our own.
Speaker 1:We put it put in Mike's name, I will not part it out.
Speaker 2:We need it to do content.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so they, they sent that in and there's some creatures that you see like briefly on the camera and it's like what's that and I thought it must be one of the dogs got in because the entrance was unguarded. And then the rover gets like thrashed and like the camera feed dies and the backup camera feed dies and they're like Well, we have to go in. Those are expensive, yeah, because it was like a three million dollar over. So like well, we have to go in just for the rover three million dollars, a million used.
Speaker 1:Well, obviously, yeah, so they go in. They go in to find it and end up getting trapped inside, obviously, and I have to get out. So the creatures that they saw were not the dogs that got in. They were like underworld, like the, the guardians of the afterlife, cats, like whatever the fuck. Those are so like dog ish.
Speaker 2:But very, very, you know, and they like cats. Back then.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and then it ends up there's a whole lot of other like lore that they tie in With, like what that pyramid was used for, why it was buried in the first place and why the tunnel system that was put in after Was blocked also.
Speaker 2:So the thing I'm wondering is, once the rover broke down, didn't any of them have AAA? They could have just sent in somebody else.
Speaker 1:Yeah, definitely that's like the acting, acting corny and and fairly bad because it's it's definitely like a B or C movie.
Speaker 2:But if it has a good story, that wouldn't be bad.
Speaker 1:Yeah, no, it was pretty good, it was pretty enjoyable and the re like the reason, the reason that the pyramid was buried. The reason that it was blocked in again, because the tunnel system they found out was built by like the Freemasons in the year, like 1,800, or like 1,800, some shit.
Speaker 2:They're probably like you know. We should probably block this off. We don't think you want to go in there.
Speaker 1:Well, and they found. They found a dead Freemason later with a notepad of like I think I found the exit in his notepad and Clearly, like that was the last entry, like I think I found the exit here, and now he's laying dead next to the sarcophagus.
Speaker 2:So no, he did not know or he might have we might have, but he decided to go back and he forgot something he didn't make it to it, all right. I thought maybe, oh shit, I forgot my pen.
Speaker 1:See. So I'm not. I'm not ruining the main part of the whole thing that they don't talk about the whole time, but like there's, there's something, there's a reason that they've reburied it and it's a fucking dope reason, nice. And they let it free at the end of the movie because they're dumb. So I Think you should watch it, son max.
Speaker 2:I have to look for it. Um, I think I think I've run across, because I was looking through the different types of movies on there. I was looking through horror movies specifically.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it says it's a thriller, but it's me speaking of a horror.
Speaker 2:I can't remember. If I mentioned this last week there was a none to know. I mentioned that I watched that it wasn't as good as the first none. The nun was great, none to the, it was none too good, but uh uh-huh. They had. This movie is called. It was called the big shave. I'm like what the fuck is it shave. Yeah, okay, the way you stand at the mirror, though, you might be thinking he's shaving something else, but no, he's saving his face. It was made in 1967. It's a six-minute movie, what yeah?
Speaker 1:is it just?
Speaker 2:He's, you know, he shaves, he's using like an old-style rager, it's not like a yeah Gillette, because it was 1967.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's a straight edge.
Speaker 2:He shaves and and then he puts water on and he Shaves again and then, um, he's just bleeding, just bleed, blood dripping down, and One point he goes across his neck and all his blood coming down and it's dripping in the sink. And, like I said, it was only six minutes and I still fast-forwarded through parts of it. It was just stupid. I was curious because I'm like what the fuck is this? Yeah, I don't, I don't know why Max hasn't on there Six minutes of this guy just fucking shaving and cutting up his face. So it's French or some shit too.
Speaker 1:Oh well, that's you could have started with that and I'd have stopped listening a long time ago.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I know, but I wanted you to hear it. I'm not gonna say it's really called the big shave.
Speaker 2:I First I can say he's standing from the mirror and the way he's looking down, I'm like wait, is he gonna say what I think he's? You know, he saved his face. He's sitting there with no shirt on, so he's not shaving his chest, he's not shaving his balls, he's just saving his face and cut that up, and it's listed under horror. I guess they don't have snore as a category. Yeah, like I mean from how you described it.
Speaker 1:It's almost a self snuff film. Yeah, it is.
Speaker 2:This is fucking borderline. Yeah, I didn't understand what was going on I, but I guess I just saw the name and I was like what is this? And I thought was only six minutes, so but still it didn't captivate me long enough to watch a full six minutes, was it? Was it like actual, like decent?
Speaker 1:Footage, though, or was it like?
Speaker 2:it was like if you were in your bathroom with the no, no, no, not not like good or bad footage that way, but like think of think of like workplace safety videos that were like filmed in the oh Jesus. Yeah, like, don't, don't be like.
Speaker 1:Terry. But they didn't have any words, like Terry, Well, no, but like the, don't be like Terry and fuck, stick around and just like blood gushing and fucking, just like fake as shit some of the current safety videos I saw were kind of kind of gruesome.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they need to be. People remember completely skewered with rebar.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's. Have you seen that video? The dude on the construction site that skewered with rebar and his friend passed out and he called the ambulance. And dude's happiest shit. He's like, yeah, like I was telling him this. I look up somebody's yelling a watch out. I look up six foot of rebar, right through me he goes. So I say oh, that's crazy. I look and I'm like hey, kyle come, look, kyle comes over, looks at me, passes the fuck out. That's why I called you guys just talking to him. That's like, sir, I don't think you realize because did I have rebar inside of me? Yeah, I know, the city owns this building. It's a pay day.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but, yeah. But the city is gonna is gonna want to confiscate that rebar. They're gonna want that back.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but that would be a good fucking pay day for sure.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah. But, I've seen other ones. I saw one where it was a picture. I think it was where it was a hand and a meat grinder and there's a ways in there and there's stuff coming out the front, yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, oh, I'm sure there's. There's been plenty of stuff going on, plenty of sausages that have been eaten, that have at least part of a finger in it. Yeah. And they're like I don't know which one it is, so they just pack it up and ship it out.
Speaker 2:I thought it was interesting when somebody was trying to scam Wendy's and it was somebody finger in the chili. Yeah, but the person who had found the had the finger and put it in the chili to find it was in Sacramento, the Sacramento area. I was. I happened to be in the Sacramento area when it happened and he decided to take this You're saying this was you.
Speaker 2:No, no, because he took the finger to Vegas, to a Wendy's that I used to go to regularly, and put it in his chili at my Wendy's. I'm like what the fuck?
Speaker 1:This is lining up a little weird, Mike. No, I got caught. I know you like sending emails.
Speaker 2:I got caught. He got a lot of trouble. Yeah, I do like sending emails. I did have an interesting experience last week.
Speaker 1:With a finger. No, okay, okay, just a second.
Speaker 2:And I didn't. I don't buy chili, first of all, I just don't really put beans in it.
Speaker 1:We talked about beans until last week, yes.
Speaker 2:So I did have an experience with Popeyes. When I left here, they completely left out two sides. I had two dinners, so it came with one side per dinner and I got mac and cheese for both of them. Well, I asked for mac and cheese for both of them, I got neither, and then the food wasn't very fresh. So I let them know and they're like well, you've had a few problems, so we're going to investigate this. And I get an email telling me we're still looking into this, christ. So I responded I'm like is it my fault that the previous visit to Popeyes you didn't have a truck? You were out of butter, you were out of mac and cheese, you were out of chicken nuggets. Is this my fault? Is this my fault that he didn't give me my two side dishes? Very next email we have creditors account with this much money and refunded this.
Speaker 1:Check your emails real quick. You should have the email for your the Golden Knights tickets.
Speaker 2:Check.
Speaker 1:And like 20 minutes. Yeah, so Mike's going to Golden Knights game supposed to be this weekend.
Speaker 2:Yeah, 25th, I think.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:I don't see anything yet, but I did want to go over a couple of things real quick. I was watching another video on YouTube, Brandon Herrera, the AK guy. He was recreating the assassination shot of MLK and the angle and everything and where it was from and who shot, and apparently he was talking about the conspiracy which I'm not as familiar with, that conspiracy as I am about some of the others I'm not either, but it was basically the CIA that killed him.
Speaker 2:They've ever seen the FBI in this Allegedly that same fuck. I know that the FBI, if they're listening we know that you would not do anything like this, so yeah, and the CIA doesn't operate in the states either. Yeah, we know that, so no need to look in us, we're on board. But apparently, like they looked at the, compared the barrel to the to the round that was shot into him and apparently the it did not match up, Like the the the rifling the rifling the rate.
Speaker 2:All of that did not. And then, apparently, when the police were at the, at the motel or hotel across the street, holiday Inn, whatever it was the Motel Hotel.
Speaker 2:Holiday Inn. Well, if they were feeling smart, they stayed at the holiday Inn Express, but they apparently the police. In the middle of the night, the window that he was supposed to shoot out of apparently had a large tree branch in between him and the target. So while investigating, apparently the police went over to cut down that branch to aid in the investigation of the shooting. What Say that again? What? So he's shooting from from across the street from the window.
Speaker 2:Apparently there was a tree branch growing in front of that window but while investigating the shooting, the police in the middle of the night went and cut down that branch to aid in their investigation is what they said.
Speaker 1:So the shooting had already happened when the tree branch was cut down.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and they did in the middle of the night.
Speaker 1:So I'm even more confused now.
Speaker 2:So it makes it seem to me like it was already dead.
Speaker 1:Yeah. And then they cut the branch down yeah, because you know I'm basically is what it looks like.
Speaker 2:Yeah, oh, because, like, the twist rate on the bullet was wrong, everything was wrong. And then they cut that down, which it would have been a hell of a shot to be able to shoot a bullet through a tree branch to hit somebody in the, in the chin, and then how did? It was neck.
Speaker 1:I mean depending on how big the tree branch is, like if it just like past the leaves, like it's fine.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but no, apparently it was a good size branch and yeah, but even I mean to be able to see through those leaves. Yeah, I don't get what he also did. Like I said, it hit. It hit the chin and ricocheted down through the neck.
Speaker 1:I don't know that I've ever really read much about the conspiracy. I know like a lot of people have said like it was the FBI, cia, like somebody, like somebody, like a governmental organization.
Speaker 2:Pretty much anything happens. There's a conspiracy theory out there somewhere for it.
Speaker 1:Probably.
Speaker 2:I mean pretty much everything. I mean people. It's a movie and people are still discussing whether Han shot first. Yeah, he, he. He broke up that he did. Yeah, he did.
Speaker 1:And then that's fucking Disney. Bro, Disney edited it, so we didn't. If you go watch it again right now on Disney plus, Greedo shoots first. Yeah. By like the split second but Greedo shoots first on the Disney fight version. I'm selling VHS trilogies. I think I have like three of them. If anybody wants to see what actually happened, but we're an hour seven.
Speaker 2:Find a VHS player. I'd be. I'd be interested.
Speaker 1:I'll find one of them for you too. Yeah, we can. We can wrap up so we can schedule up a couple of fucking videos to post to and figure out how the schedule and shit goes. And if we want to type shit out about it, you know that we're not recording on that.
Speaker 2:I don't see how much time it's had from here.
Speaker 1:Oh, that's what you used.
Speaker 2:That's what I used with that.
Speaker 1:Can you read those numbers? Or just too small?
Speaker 2:I can read them. I just that's what I was looking at, Cause that's in my, that's my direction.
Speaker 1:That's what I've always looked at. I mean, I'm also facing that way. But yeah. So follow. Follow us on Facebook Instagram at some offense intended. X Twitter some offense pod. I think tick tock is some offense intended.
Speaker 2:I'd have to look that up, so I'd have to do a check.
Speaker 1:It's been a while. It's been a long time. We will be probably scheduling the next couple days of real drops. Yes, After we hit, stop recording. When you see those pop up, give us a like, share, subscribe to the channel, YouTube, YouTube. Some offense intended If you haven't yet subscribed on iTunes or Spotify or whatever you listen on and leave us a review and drink Dr Pepper. They're not paying us yet. Drink some peanut butter milk. That's great.
Speaker 2:Yes, it really is.
Speaker 1:And we'll see you next week.
Speaker 2:Goodbye. I'm gonna have to turn my phone off very early in the morning.