Discover what happens when a misplaced phone triggers a bomb scare in a Florida Walmart, and why cheers at UFC 289 morph into a heated debate on gun control. Jeremy Robinson and Mike Mick are back at it in "Some Offense Intended," promising a whirlwind tour through today's most contentious topics. You'll be on the edge of your seat as we dissect Trudeau's fluctuating stance on firearms, draw parallels between American and British weapon-related violence, and ponder the complexities behind the statistics that fuel our national conversation on safety and legislation.
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Discover what happens when a misplaced phone triggers a bomb scare in a Florida Walmart, and why cheers at UFC 289 morph into a heated debate on gun control. Jeremy Robinson and Mike Mick are back at it in "Some Offense Intended," promising a whirlwind tour through today's most contentious topics. You'll be on the edge of your seat as we dissect Trudeau's fluctuating stance on firearms, draw parallels between American and British weapon-related violence, and ponder the complexities behind the statistics that fuel our national conversation on safety and legislation.
Brace yourselves for a no-holds-barred journey from Pfizer's vaccine courtroom drama to Texas's unique border control tactics, as we navigate the choppy waters of political and social discourse. We're not just throwing punches; we're aiming for knockout insights into the ramifications of ammunition bans, non-citizen voting rights, and a satirical stab at Lady Liberty's future. With a mix of sarcasm and serious analysis, we question the foundation of American freedoms while bringing you the unyielding facts and figures that challenge the status quo.
Grab your lightsaber and join us for a galactic ride through the Star Wars expanded universe, debating the finer points of fan favorites and the pronunciation pitfalls of 'Mara Jade.' Switching gears, we tackle California's controversial income-based electricity pricing proposal, which could shake up the state's economy and resource management. And if you've ever wondered about the therapeutic wonders of cold water immersion or what to call those bubbly beverages, we've got the stories and debates that will quench your thirst for knowledge and entertainment. Strap in for a podcast episode that hits harder than a Hoth blizzard and shines brighter than a double-bladed lightsaber.
Welcome back to some offense intended. I'm Jeremy Robinson.
Speaker 2:I am Mike Mick.
Speaker 1:There's several things that I have for notes that are Summer, like what the fuck is going on with the world now?
Speaker 2:I just have a few, but I think they're pretty good.
Speaker 1:So, and we might be doing two episodes today. So I don't, we'll see after the first one I guess we still have cheddar how we feel.
Speaker 2:But well, I do want to mention one, though, that this was interesting. Oh, there was a yes, this is gonna shock you a Florida man. But Florida man left his His phone in a men's room at a Walmart and while he was gone, some other guy walked in and went ahead and called in a bomb threat to that Walmart with that phone.
Speaker 1:With that phone yes, I was thinking he like took a bunch of pictures of Everything with it.
Speaker 2:No, he called in a bomb threat.
Speaker 1:I don't know which one would be better.
Speaker 2:But of course the original to the owner of the phone and be like, yeah, you did this and he's like no, I left my phone at Walmart and then they looked at surveillance tape and there was he walked into it and then he walked out. And then some other guy walked in at the same time that the phone call was made and Nobody else had walked in, so they got him.
Speaker 1:I thought they were gonna say like the dude walked out like looking all, looking around like cartoon paranoid.
Speaker 2:No, he was doing cartoon. He was just shifting his eyes back and forth. Wow, yeah, that's. That's how you look, shifty in a cartoon. I mean that's.
Speaker 1:There's the like, the jump back and forth with your head thing to a little bit.
Speaker 2:I guess there's a little bit of both but if you just want to look suspicious, it's the eyes.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because what's the name of that, what's the name of that guy in the Jesus Christ speed racer, like in the Anna Barbera cartoon with all the different characters, like there was snaggle puss? I know you're talking, I don't know the one, dastardly the dog yeah, it was dastardly's owner that would that always did that like I shift like non-stop because he was always doing like shitty things to like stop people and wreck people.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he was.
Speaker 1:He was the best. That's gonna bother me. Who is that guy? Dastardly.
Speaker 2:Dastardly dog.
Speaker 1:Oh, his name is dastardly All right, because the dog, the dog is muttley.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I really hate Auto-correct Because in my notes I was trying to type something about UFC bro, auto correct is getting so bad. I go to look at it now and I know it's supposed to be UFC, but I look down here and it's KFC.
Speaker 1:That's horrible.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's not even close. I just had a website pulled up, bro, fuck it closed but um, a while back at UFC 289, I think it was yeah 289. They were in Canada and apparently the whole crowd was chanting fuck Trudeau. And that was when that was like six or seven months ago. It's happened again since.
Speaker 1:Okay, I was gonna say and there's fuck Trudeau flags and there's. That was a whole lot of it, because he's doing a lot to fuck up Canada right now a lot like he was. There was a video from three years ago, I think. I don't know how long his term is or how long he's been there.
Speaker 1:So this seems like he's been forever but he said Something to the effect of Registering guns is the first Step to taking all guns from all citizens and that will never happen. Is it his words? Like paraphrase? But roughly exactly what he said. And Then it cut to the clip of him saying no longer can any Canadian citizen sell, transfer, give or like listed several things a handgun Like you can't fucking buy a handgun anymore in Canada.
Speaker 2:I know I saw when he did that period like that's fucking ridiculous. But when you come on you say that registering your guns is a first step towards us taking them away. That's saying the quiet part out loud.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but that was like too. That was so he could gain favor. That was a while ago when he was like oh, I'm gonna be your friend, and then here you go, here's the fucking light. Yeah, yeah, just like, just like politicians do so, and that's, it's fucking weird. There's a lot of shit.
Speaker 2:I guess you can't really do a mass maple syrup.
Speaker 1:So well, but that's that's the thing is, though, oh well, you guys have so much gun violence and like per thousand, like, yes, any gun violence is too much. However, like in the same breath not saying it's okay, a lot of the violence that it uses guns is either suicides or gang violence. Those are two of the highest rate of gun usage with violence also they put they put officer related shooting it too, and and yeah, which is blown out of proportion, because that can't really be like in the line of duty.
Speaker 1:Should be something completely fucking separate should be a whole different category but, which so should suicide but England obviously doesn't have Many guns and the ones that they do have are severely restricted, like they have. They have a special unit in their police force that can carry. Yeah, the regular and then when they knock, like it's dip, like Armed UK police open, like they have to announce that they're armed. Yeah, like here.
Speaker 2:Sometimes they don't even knock, but Anyway, so I was getting a big better and that's that's knocking.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, it knocks once, and sometimes it's open.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:But what I was getting at was like the UK doesn't have a lot of guns. However, they have a massive amount of knife violence compared to the States. Yeah because guess what If you can't shoot somebody? You can stab them you're gonna stab or cut them or show them out a window. Yeah, that's you. From a tall building you can also defenestrate somebody. Did you know that word? No, that it. That's the act of throwing someone out a window. All right to defenestrate.
Speaker 2:It's just they used to see this commercial on On Nick at night all the time and it had Archie bunker from all in the family and he would be on there and he would say, because his daughter would be like so and so, how many, ever many people have been killed per year by gun violence? And he said, would you, rather than be pushed out windows and somebody wants to kill somebody, they're gonna find a way to do it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's, that's the other point. So like, once you take guns off the table, there's still, there's still weapons that you can use but there's so many guns, you can't, you can't possibly get them all that's. That's not even my point.
Speaker 2:But I'm just saying, even if you try, it wasn't. You're not gonna do it, but looking at it like that is the wrong way to look at it but I'm just using them a Point that even if you try to ban them, they're still gonna be there right.
Speaker 1:Okay, we'll go with that mentality because I just thought of something else. That would have been my first thought, normally, but I've had a couple gins today is Make more laws Okay, great, if only we outlawed meth. Meth wouldn't be an issue.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, we should put a login set to we should stop selling it in stores probably. Yeah.
Speaker 1:Oh, we don't. Oh, it is illegal. Oh, oh, but it's still a problem. Weird, weird, weird, weird. So all these gun laws that they're coming out with, I thought winco had the the blue. So all these gun laws are coming out with? Only law-abiding citizens obey them 99% of the time.
Speaker 2:If I'm already going out to break the law, what's another one?
Speaker 1:right. But so like there's, there's a lot of, like I said, there's a lot of weird stuff, and like how much we try to keep this not political. I feel like we're getting to a fucking line here. Yeah, with how this is how the country is going and how society is going, we're not gonna be able to do that anymore. You probably within the next like two months. There's no way that we can keep it not political because it's getting fucking ridiculous.
Speaker 2:Things are getting weird.
Speaker 1:It's escalating in a fucking strange fashion. Strange strange Like if a regular escalator is at like speed two, if you crank that motherfucker to like 30, that's how it seems like shit's going right now. It's weird.
Speaker 2:I can finally get upstairs fast.
Speaker 1:Weird.
Speaker 2:Yeah, there's too much going on right now.
Speaker 1:Weird, like all kinds of stuff, and I don't even want to talk about most of it because it's either like just being found out or like not verified yet, or like all kinds of weird shit.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we need to get some more verification.
Speaker 1:Well, I don't even care about the verification issue. I do A lot of. It is like stuff with COVID and vaccines coming back up in like Supreme Court, like they're trying to depose like Pfizer, like the board of directors, and like saying all of this was known at the time, did you know this? And they're like, oh well, and they circle around it and don't say yes or no and they're like there's been now like 3,400 peer reviewed papers published showing how adverse reactions were known of the vaccines when they were originally released. And they're saying that, no, no, we didn't know that. Like you did know that, because this was shown like at the beginning, beginning, and like this, the first time ever that I get was approved for humans and this whatever. So, like I said, I'm not gonna get into that more than I guess I already did. But yeah, so like the gun thing with Canada weird.
Speaker 2:Well, it's just. I just mentioned that Trudeau is not real popular within his own country, it seems. With a lot of things I've seen, yeah.
Speaker 1:They're about to start looking at banning ammo in the US. Now I sent you that video of what is it like 15 to 20 different states or some shit or looking at banning ammo, and I was surprised to see our state in there. Bro, we're blue now, bro, just like that wall.
Speaker 2:But I'm gonna change them. This state has been very firearm friendly.
Speaker 1:For a long time. Yeah, so we did talk about the Texas thing last week, so I will bring up a little bit of news on that, because I've been not purposefully keeping up with it, but because I talk about it and I've watched a couple videos. Everything shows me videos on it. Yeah, so nothing technically happened with the ultimatum of you have to let DPS in, or else yeah, nothing technically happened with that, but they did have the backhoe or whatever it was. Come in and like lift the razor wire up to let everybody through. Texas is allowing DPS access to the boat ramp still, so they can still patrol the river. But they also set up a row of buoys to block anybody from swimming, like they're non-climable, like some special kind of fucking buoy that had to like be placed that don't fucking move. And so like the DPS can. That's department of what fucking? What does DPS stand for? Department of Public Safety?
Speaker 2:Something like that. Yeah, I guess, I don't know that's basically border patrol.
Speaker 1:So border patrol can go like around the river, do whatever they want, but they can't get past that fucking buoy. And they're trying to. The federal government is suing Texas for that barricade that they put in the river, Like the razor wire. They were like hey, don't do that. They put the barrier up in the river and they're like we're suing you to get them to stop. And then, like 15 to 20 other states deployed their National Guard to go help Texas, to help with all of it. And now, like, as of what last week, Texas is now not the number one like cross the border zone, Now it's Tucson and San Diego.
Speaker 2:Yeah, well, that's the thing is. Is that now that the government has said, all right, we're gonna deploy some of your soldiers from Texas, so then they're not gonna be there?
Speaker 1:Yeah, we talked about that too a little bit, was? It's getting weird Like this whole time that we've been like, oh, we're nothing in the Middle East and it's fine and it's whatever, like even though they're fucking shit up like just normal and they're just being them Of. Now people are getting deployment protocols of sending troops back to the Middle East. And that was the first thing I thought was it's to clear out, because if they send enough, they're gonna have to pull National Guard back to do everything, anything else.
Speaker 2:I hate to say this, but somebody wants to let those people across the border so that they can get them registered to vote.
Speaker 1:That actually brings up several notes that I have A couple of things. New York I don't think they have to be registered, they can already vote in New York. Illegal immigrants, undocumented immigrants, whatever you wanna fucking call them can already vote in New York. That was asked in one of the Senate hearings or like in the House of Representatives or some shit, and they were like so do you see what the issue is with that? Like New York and one other place isn't the whole nation. You know that right. And the guy from New York was like well, I know, because it would be a lot better if it was or like some fucking cuff from Mark, like that. That was my reaction and he's like yeah, like if they're living here, I think they should have a say. He goes no, no, no. Like America is founded on Americans. Like people in America, american citizens, voting on how America should be run as democracy.
Speaker 2:If I go into another country undocumented, should I have a say in what they do? No, and try doing that and see how it goes. It's not fucking well.
Speaker 1:Any other country is not fucking, oh also.
Speaker 2:I wanna go to Italy and start.
Speaker 1:You sent me this one and I looked it up and read about it. This bro, this fucking whole episode is gonna be political, jesus fuck. Somebody from I think it was the Democratic representative from Florida, if I remember correctly wrote up a mock bill. He's being paid by taxpayers when everybody to fucking know that he spent work hours multiple, I guarantee three days, probably three days. Writing up a mock bill is what he called it, what they what everyone called it a mock bill to take down the Statue of Liberty, because clearly you don't know the poem that's on the bottom of the Statue of Liberty that says give us your immigrants, give us your refugees, give us your whatever with open arms.
Speaker 1:And whatever, who cares?
Speaker 2:You don't need to be free.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so that whole thing. They're like you're disrespecting that. So just take the whole fucking statue down. And, honestly, the very first thought that popped in my head when you sent me that was we don't have to take statues down because we're upset, and immediately thought about Confederate and racist and this and that statue was like sure, some of them maybe shouldn't have been glorified as much as they were, but there's shit that nobody's fucking proud of that's still sitting there. That's like maybe you can use it as a like hey, don't do that again.
Speaker 2:Well, like there's streets named after forest.
Speaker 1:I fucking seen all that this week too. Jesus Christ, the injured shulks shit.
Speaker 2:Yes, fuck, I said that to you, no.
Speaker 1:It was he had some good points. When did he start doing like a Tosh ask fucking show where he just rants?
Speaker 2:I run a culture on YouTube every once in a while, but that was a good rant, I thought he had some good points.
Speaker 1:I've seen a couple like five to 30 second clips of him doing stuff like that, but I didn't know it was like a. That's what he does now thing.
Speaker 2:He does that as well as touring.
Speaker 1:But he, because I mean I could do that, like a lot of that. Like you can tell he's reading like it's his, it's his, yeah, uh, he wants to keep it policy. He has notes talking words as it.
Speaker 2:it's his words. It's just thoughts, but yeah, I saw him talking about Trudeau while doing standup in Toronto also.
Speaker 1:I can't think of that fucking word.
Speaker 2:That's why I'm moving on.
Speaker 1:No, like we don't want to spend the whole episode like a set list, but for comics like it's his shit. What is that?
Speaker 2:word I just want with notes.
Speaker 1:Sure, we'll go with it. It's his notes, but you can tell like he's either fucking bullet points or something to like just rant on. And yeah, a lot of it's fucking great. Yeah, like spruce up the video shit a little bit and we can throw a fucking green screen back here, like he did. And I could fucking, I could rant for a long time.
Speaker 2:You know, I really liked it when he some of the some of those points they lost.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, man. So they can already vote in New York. That's what I was getting at, and if it's already in one place, it can spread to others before, like the Supreme Court or somebody shuts it down to where it's fucking like. This is ridiculous, but also and this is the very concerning part because it's going to have two different sides to it. One I think I've sent it to you also is close to the border crossing. They're finding a shit load of IDs.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they're just throwing them.
Speaker 1:Of ID cards, passports, everything. They'll just toss them so they can go over and be like, oh, this is my name and make up a name, and you can't fucking say yes or no because you don't have any ID.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:So they could be who they say they are. They could not be.
Speaker 2:And they're not going to go, then run them through Interpol.
Speaker 1:Yeah, this isn't a movie, because because Border Patrol wasn't doing any of that. But, bro, there's so many fucking rabbit holes on this, like my Facebook's been full of it.
Speaker 2:I just want to mention the thing about the Statue of Liberty. You just see is when that was put up, people were coming through on boats to Ellis Island and they were being processed through the whole thing, which, if you didn't know, the Statue of Liberty is not on Ellis Island. No, it's not, but they were going through Ellis Island to get here. There was also other spots, but the Ellis Island one was the most well known.
Speaker 1:It was a very big one, one of the main spots.
Speaker 2:But they were coming through legally.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and you can actually, I think, petition to go, like because it's under a glass case now like the signature book at Ellis Island, you can actually go and I think it like turns pages, either by itself or like you can ask requests like to see a certain page. Yeah, because I think they have all the pages scanned so that you can see, like when your ancestors came over.
Speaker 2:Like I said, they probably have it online, I mean you would think, so you don't have to actually fly there.
Speaker 1:I'm sure they do, but it's a tourist thing. I'm like, oh, if you're paying off money, we'll fucking do anything. My name's New York.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, you pay them, though Exactly Well, except to give you because you'll carry for it.
Speaker 1:If you have enough money, they will.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, yeah, because I don't want the elite to have the guns. I also seen a bunch of shit on that this week. Yeah, they want the elite to have the guns.
Speaker 1:So also illegal immigrants will not have to provide an ID to fly on planes. Did you see that? No, yeah. So this whole TSA thing and I'm actually excited about this because this proves that TSA is a fucking joke and can get canceled and fucking thrown out the window soon- it's a fraud if that's the case Exactly.
Speaker 1:Well, one TSA has violated more fucking like rights and like, caused more lawsuits than saves Like quote unquote saves Because they steal more shit from people than they actually confiscate stuff that should be confiscated. They violate more people's fucking private areas and are sued about it off.
Speaker 2:I keep trying to get that happening. It just doesn't happen for me.
Speaker 1:Well, maybe you need to find the right guy, but like there's a lot of shit that TSA fucks up all the time, like recently for me like it hasn't been bad, but one of the last times I went bro it was probably an hour and a half wait because they only had one fucking line open.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I've seen that. It was at Vegas, in Vegas after we take those one fucking line, that's a number seven busiest airport in the country.
Speaker 1:I didn't. It. Is that a number? That that's a number, that's a? No, I know it's a number like. Is that a real number? That's a real number, Okay yeah, I just seemed like a really quick, like oh that's hmm. Yeah, I have that, I believe it because it's a fairly big airport.
Speaker 2:I'm like Dallas, holy Chicago is um, is Is the busiest.
Speaker 1:I figured oh here, chicago, jfk, dallas, lax, arizona, maybe Frisco yeah. I don't remember, I just probably Number one, and Vegas was number seven probably somewhere else on the East Coast. Yeah, and that would be. That would bring us to six. Yeah, because that Dallas is fucking huge bro.
Speaker 2:Yeah, Denver is huge too. Yeah, I'm not saying that dad was much people flying through it.
Speaker 1:It doesn't touch Dallas is there.
Speaker 2:I've flown a huge mall along through both.
Speaker 1:Dallas is fucking he. I walked for like 11 minutes. I'm not trying to compete, I'm just like the same. You walk the same speed I do.
Speaker 2:I walked for 11 minutes and still didn't get all the way across one building when I was in LA, I had to run from one terminal to another to get to my flight because they were a long ways away from each other.
Speaker 1:La I had to run LA has crossed tarmac shuttles, you're not gonna get reference.
Speaker 2:But I had to pull an OJ Simpson and run Because he's had a commercial or he ran through the airport but jumping over people who all gives and shit, then I get over there.
Speaker 1:They might understood a home alone. You got a home alone through the airport.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, but I get over there and I finally get up to the thing and Boarding had been delayed. There you go, you made it, congratulations. Same thing happened when I was flying.
Speaker 1:At least it's not. You fucking run to the. You run to the gate and watch the fucking airplane get shoved off. Mike, I've seen that.
Speaker 2:I ran, I ran. I was in Arizona, I ran all the way from one to another. There's another long trip and again the flight had not been Boreded yet and I go. Well, how much time do I have, like what do you mean I make? Well, how long until we actually start boarding? No, we don't know, do I have time to walk over there and get a beer and a shot?
Speaker 2:Because I just fucking ran over here and I had time to go get a beer and a shot. There you go, it was by a beer and you get a shot for a dollar, so I did it, that's not a bad deal.
Speaker 1:No, I mean if the beer's $10, it's a bad deal.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't remember it wasn't $10, so 750. It was a long time ago, but yeah, I had the beer, had a shot and then Ended up being a long time. I actually had time to go outside and smoke a cigarette and go back inside.
Speaker 1:Wow.
Speaker 2:Yeah, remember looking at the sky going? Huh, I was almost pretty. Does it? Does it? The sky always turn this shit? Brown Cuz. There was a big dust storm. Air Force One was there too.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yes, for a ride.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but he was too busy getting a haircut on the plane.
Speaker 1:Well, how long ago was this? Who was that?
Speaker 2:No, it's clean.
Speaker 1:I just said that I was gonna be the second guess.
Speaker 2:I was just gonna say that. I was just saying that because he had actually, when he first became, went into office, he caused some controversy because he held up air traffic at LAX While getting a haircut on the plane you and your fucking random airport references that people aren't gonna know my random, just knowledge.
Speaker 1:If you're listening and you actually were affected by that random hold up LAX, but it's no.
Speaker 2:I was not Not you with their listening, I'm saying I was not one of all, I just remember reading about it.
Speaker 1:So another thing that I want to bring up, and this is fucking I don't know. People need to stop. Just in general, one of the big things in the world economic forum is doing this. You know what that is? Yeah, okay, so which is good, cuz I don't know how to explain it. Yeah, somebody from the W E F is their new thing is ecocide, which is like the killing of our like ecosystems.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but I mean, do they need help decide which should I kill?
Speaker 1:but so they're. They're trying to make a bunch of different countries Stupid fucking thing. They're trying to make a bunch of different countries, like, put laws out against ecocide, but they're not defining how strict ecocide should be defined at all so this article says a growing number of countries are considering introducing laws to make ecocide a crime.
Speaker 1:Mexico is the latest country where politicians are seeking to deter environmental damage and to get justice for its victims by criminalizing it. Couple things, its victims being the earth. So that's that's one. While damaging the environment is already an offense in most countries, recognition of ecocide elevates the most egregious cases to a crime with accompanying penalties. So they're doing like Jailed for up to 15 years and find as much as 1500 pesos a day, which is about 80 bucks, 100 bucks. The Mexican bill uses a definition of ecocide developed by an international panel of legal experts, so I guess I should read that. But the what I saw originally was that they're basically aiming it that, like farming, yeah, if you have land and you farm on that land, you're destroying the soil and that can be considered ecocide.
Speaker 2:Well, that's if you're growing, if you're hunting, but it's disturbing the soil. Okay, how do we get it?
Speaker 1:let it be just die.
Speaker 2:Okay, sorry, I didn't know. I certainly cut the, I didn't know how, to certain everything. I'm gonna stop eating.
Speaker 1:Legal experts worldwide draw up historic definition of ecocide. This is two years ago, so it might have changed by now. The draft law unveiled on Tuesday Defines it as an unlawful or wanton acts committed. Not like the food wantons. Yeah with knowledge that there is substantial likelihood of severe and widespread or long-term damage the environment being caused by those acts. Oh, you mean like spraying fucking pesticides on crops?
Speaker 2:I was just telling you that I was gonna stop eating and you start talking about wantons. Thanks.
Speaker 1:For other crimes. Yeah, so it's. It just basically says like if you know it's gonna fuck it up, so you can just play dumb. Oh, I didn't know it's bad to put to light. Napalm on fire and the Amazon.
Speaker 2:It's not.
Speaker 1:They looked cold.
Speaker 2:Mosquitoes get cold, see. Heat them up with some napalm, it's great. It's fucking wild and everybody knows the smell of napalm in the morning is the best.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah. I Also just saw something that they've never studied. This is it's everything I've been fucking seeing recently is concerning is when they study pesticides and their effects on quote-unquote the environment. Yes, do you know? The only thing they look at is bumblebees.
Speaker 2:I did not, but Bunk bees are very important.
Speaker 1:They are. However, they only consider it with within, like the first four days of spraying, if bees can survive it well, first of all, they should probably check honey bees, because bumblebees are just gonna die Honey. They're bumbling into each other honey bees is what I meant, but both of them do a lot. Yeah, I just bum, so it's like they're what they don't consider and it's a pretty important thing is how pesticide affects the soil. Oh, no.
Speaker 1:Because a lot of the pesticide like they've fucking, they have it on video of earthworms having seizures. Did you know earthworms can have seizures? No, cuz I fucking didn't other than like.
Speaker 2:I know that they're because I've seen them wriggle.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I've seen them wriggle, like when they're like oh, where's the dirt? I'm on concrete and like don't know what to do. Yeah, but I would. I would imagine it's like that, but like different all right. But they can have seizures, like greatly, and then when they are just fucked up by pesticides so they can't turn soil into nutrients for the soil by eating it and shitting it out. So Pesticides are even worse than we originally knew, because everybody knows pesticides are fucking awful and that's why organic's a big thing.
Speaker 2:But Well, we need to do it. Oh, we need to see a worm have a seizure. So what we're gonna do is we're gonna have to get a bunch of worms, some fucking DDT and spray a worm. No, no, we're gonna get worms and then we're going to put on one of these screens the band poke Pokemon episode that causes seizures and see what it does to the world the band Pokemon episodes. Yes, there's an episode of Pokemon.
Speaker 1:Oh I.
Speaker 2:Didn't.
Speaker 1:I didn't hear prohibited. I heard music collection of people. I heard banned, not banned.
Speaker 2:Yeah, the prohibited episode of Pokemon, one of the prohibit. There's actually multiple ones, but the one in particular it's a. It has poor gone and apparently a lot of people watching it had seizures. There's another episode, but this guy in it has a habit of pulling a gun on a 10-year-old kid often. I didn't even see the whole episode, I only saw part of the episode and he pulls a gun ash like multiple times. They're all in season one. Huh yeah, you don't believe that there's a banned episode.
Speaker 1:No, I believe you. I'm looking up something else that reminded me of, and Google doesn't fucking know about it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, Google can't know about everything In old movies.
Speaker 1:Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
Speaker 2:We'll get them to watch Pokemon and see if they have seizures. The poor guy on episode.
Speaker 1:I'm gonna have to fucking look this up further because Google isn't fucking saying anything. I saw something that was like Disney spent like $6 million or $60 million like to them, either one is fine with them to put like chemtrails or con trails, whatever you want to call them. Like they're playing like flat fucking cloudbines in old Disney movies so that people see it and they're like oh, this is normal. Well, like if you watch it on Disney Plus, like a lot of it's been touched up many, many, many, many, many times by now. I was like, just like if you watch Star Wars, the original trilogy, that's different than if you have, like on laser disc, the original theatrical version. There's a lot of stuff different.
Speaker 2:Yeah, a lot. Well, like there's a part when he's walking and he's talking to Jabba. Jabba was actually in there, which they actually had intended to put him in there originally, but it did make the cut. They actually had a big fat guy walking with him talking to him. I saw clips of that it was probably Dengar, I don't remember the bounty hunter with the bandage on his head.
Speaker 2:Oh well, no, they had actually like a big fat guy that was supposed to be Jabba, the hand in for Jabba. It was because they didn't do the they didn't actually do the scene until they see you hide in a job, because it was definitely.
Speaker 1:And then he steps on his tail. That's what ruined that whole scene for me is when Han steps on Jabba's tail.
Speaker 2:Come on, he's actually supposed to be pretty tough and the leader of a crime organization, and he gets his tail stepped on.
Speaker 1:I know he's the fucking leader of the Hutt Syndicate. Come on.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:You don't think he's fucking gotten his tail pinched before? Yeah, so fuck out of here.
Speaker 2:But speaking of that though but I have seen a few things Disney related. Apparently, the movie Ray that they're supposed to be making. There's been a lot of problems so they've delayed it, and I hear the the director got fired recently, so they're starting, and Bob Iger, he's like no more of this woke stuff, we're just going to make it entertaining.
Speaker 1:OK, so I'm glad you said that. Do you know who they just hired for the next fucking like eight Disney Star Wars projects? Who awoke, fucking piece of shit.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's been one of the big problems. I thought they were getting rid of her.
Speaker 1:I haven't heard anything about it since they hired her because she hasn't released anything yet.
Speaker 2:Well, but yeah, there's been a lot.
Speaker 1:That's what I swear to God she better not have anything to do with Echolite.
Speaker 2:But Ray has something to do with it. She has something to do with Ray. The movie that's I don't I saw, and she has no qualifications to be running a studio to make all these movies. But the thing is is if they would actually take a look at the books and see the stories in there, they would realize that a lot of things are going on in those books. There could be something going on here, here, in the different parts of the universe.
Speaker 2:All at the same time and all at the same time, and some of those people who are not just in the background are women doing big things. Yeah, like there's one character, mara Jade.
Speaker 1:She works directly with fucking badass. She's a badass Amazing.
Speaker 2:She's like he would Luke Skywalker and she doesn't take a backseat to anybody. She's her own character. They could make movies on her.
Speaker 1:I'm going to have to go back to last week's episode when we talked about a word that you said that has an A and a consonant and an A. You said Mara, mara Jade, mara Jade. It's not Mara Jade, mara Jade, but it's Caramel and Impala, but it's a hard A. Right there, it's not a soft A, it's not. I'm confused.
Speaker 2:I am just going by what they call it in the book.
Speaker 1:So say that again. Mara Jade, no no no, you're going by what they called it in the book.
Speaker 2:Well, I listened to the audio book and heard her name there first. So that's why I'm calling it that.
Speaker 1:Okay, I got it.
Speaker 2:If I'd heard it said the other way, I would have said it the other way, but I heard it in Mara Jade.
Speaker 1:Now you're stuck.
Speaker 2:Now I'm stuck with Mara Jade. It's in my head, I can't get rid of it.
Speaker 1:I like Mara Jade better.
Speaker 2:I like Mara Jade.
Speaker 1:Well, you're wrong, I'm always right.
Speaker 2:But it's just. There's all these and One of the things.
Speaker 1:I saw on Facebook Mara.
Speaker 2:Solo. She does a lot more than just stand around and get kidnapped and put in a gold bikini. Yeah, I mean, there's a lot of women in there that are really good. The hand of Mara Jade was the hand of of the emperor at one point, I mean.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and one of the things I found on Facebook recently was, like you realize, there's more to Star Wars than like surrounding the Skywalker saga and if you stop with that, people would be a lot happier because, like, that's the fucking like maybe it used to be only about that, which obviously look at the original trilogy.
Speaker 1:It's all centered around the, but now, with the expanded universe, there is so fucking much like, there's so much of it that Luke is nowhere near, yeah, like the Knights of the Old Republic. I was just going to say that. Give us a fucking Revan based TV show or movie that isn't directed by a woke piece of shit and has violence in it. Give me.
Speaker 2:Darth Bane.
Speaker 1:This fucking rule of two. This lightsaber makes bright, red Sharpie marks on Stormtroopers armor. Shit pisses me off.
Speaker 2:But she, darth Bane is why things turned out to be the word, why there was the rule of two, why he had Darth Vader as his, as his apprentice.
Speaker 1:Darth Bane.
Speaker 2:No, no, that's why saying what happened later on.
Speaker 1:Why the Emperor had.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah. And why Plagueis had he?
Speaker 1:was wise. Yes so if nobody caught that, it's because he's called Darth Plagueis the wise.
Speaker 2:But Bane went around and he, he, he looked all over the universe just looking for knowledge of the Sith. Yeah, fine, I mean.
Speaker 1:And just finding hidden holocrons and absorbing the knowledge.
Speaker 2:And the people who were in charge at the time were like no, no, don't look for knowledge.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:How's that going to help?
Speaker 1:I feel like that's where we're at now. Yeah, be smart, you shut the fuck up. We're right there in history.
Speaker 2:Don't worry, big daddy government will take care of everything. You just stay home.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and they can't even do that. Yeah At all, at all, at all, jesus Christ.
Speaker 2:I did see something very weird, not politically related. Have you ever seen a dog chiropractor?
Speaker 1:I saw a video on it a couple months ago. It's weird.
Speaker 2:So weird because a dog doesn't want to do. The adjustment of the dog At first seems mad.
Speaker 1:And then just a stupid smile on its face.
Speaker 2:Because it doesn't know how to react at first and some of the dogs that this guy is doing it to it's like that could go really bad for you. That's a Rottweiler.
Speaker 1:Dogs are full of bones, it makes sense they could be misaligned.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they're a bag of bones. I've never been to a chiropractor myself.
Speaker 1:That's nice. It's hard to find a good one. There's a lot. There's some people that are like, oh, any of them are amazing. I can't. But I've been to a lot. I can hurt myself at home for free.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I just I've never felt like I'm needed to.
Speaker 1:Good for you, I wish.
Speaker 2:And I don't know what they really do. I mean, because if they do it and then they, you have to keep going back to them. Well, see, so that they're not fixing the problem.
Speaker 1:That was initially my thing and if you find the right one it actually like. So when you first start seeing them it could be like once or twice a week and then it'll go to like Once a week and then like twice a month and then once a month, but it slowly starts to get better Like but does it get to never?
Speaker 1:it can. But it basically is like, if your bones are like I don't know, like adjusted, like aligned, weird, and the chiropractor starts adjusting them back, what most chiropractors do or don't do is Pop, pop, pop. Here you go, have a good day, come back and they don't tell you how to get better. So good ones will like okay, here's your issue, here's what I'll do to help you and then, like throughout the week, do these certain exercises to strengthen the muscles around these bones so that it holds it better where it should be.
Speaker 2:Well, the reason, the reason why the um, the ones that just go pop pop pop and come back next week because they have both payments.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:They need you to keep coming back, yeah.
Speaker 1:And that's, that's why I won't ever go to. Uh, what's that? The fucking? Like the McDonald's of chiropractors? That's like right by the Chipotle, by the legends.
Speaker 2:I'm not sure I was thinking uh, are you talking about the one? Uh, I can't remember what it's called, but I know I seen one from from Olive Garden. The joint the joint.
Speaker 1:Yeah, the joint, it's the McDonald's of chiropractors. Like good for them, they're making money, but maybe fucking help people better Because you come in they don't care. Like oh, okay, it hurts here, have a good day. And it's like a 10 minute appointment, which some people fucking love, like how fucked up a lot of stuff for me is. It's not like that. Like you have to put the little fucking like electrical leads on to like loosen up the muscles before you do it or after you do it or in the middle of yeah, and like you have to get around, like work the muscle into doing what you want it to do to be able to fucking have movement.
Speaker 2:A long time ago I saw a thing where they wanted to do a chiropractor, where they put you under and doctors are like um no, you can't do that because at least cause first doctors were not on board with chiropractors as it was. But then you start putting people under and you start adjusting them. They can't respond to you and say oh no, that fucking hurts. Please don't do that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, well, it doesn't hurt, it's fine.
Speaker 2:Yeah, cause, as far as you know, it doesn't hurt.
Speaker 1:Exactly so then, when they don't wake up, they can't tell you yeah.
Speaker 2:Oh, we lost another one.
Speaker 1:Put them over there in the pile. I'm sorry, you said pile he had a preexisting condition.
Speaker 2:It had nothing to do with the adjustment I did on his neck.
Speaker 1:Nothing at all. Imagine you just fucking like went to a coma for like 12 hours and you wake up and you're like five people deep in that pile. You're like oh.
Speaker 2:Well, there's a video game I've played where your character starts off in a pile of dead bodies and you have to get out. It's um, he. I think there was a big battle and apparently they thought your, your guy, was dead and threw him in the pile with the rest. And that was a big pile. Have you heard?
Speaker 1:of the video game Powell world. No, it's, but like it's one of the newest, biggest fucking things. I just saw an article today. It sold 5 million copies in three days.
Speaker 2:Wow.
Speaker 1:That's a lot. Put it on Uh stuff, how? World is an action adventure survival game by Japanese developer pocket pair. The game is set in an open world populated with animal like creatures known as pals, so it's very similar to Pokemon and Digimon. You go out and you can like, capture. The players can battle and capture pals in order to use them for base building, traversal and combat. So you basically go capture all these fucking creatures that aren't Pokemon cause they're pals, and then you take them back to your base and say, hey, you build this, you dig this, you make this, you carry me over here. I say this and he pulls out a fucking. Is that a button? Is that a garage door opener?
Speaker 1:No, it's, it's, it's that a Simon says, but it's only three buttons, it's only got one button, so I'm really good oh it looks like fucking. All three are buttons.
Speaker 2:But no, this is a. Is that your auto?
Speaker 1:catcher had it. It's not an auto catcher If you have to push a button, mike you don't.
Speaker 2:you don't have to push a button, you pair it with your phone, then you go out in the world and it catches Pokemon.
Speaker 1:You have to have that with you. Well, yeah, but I don't fucking know how it works.
Speaker 2:But you have an auto catcher you have it in your pocket and you're walking along and it just catches what's nearby. So if you're running errands you can have Pokemon being caught in the background.
Speaker 1:That's. I know what an auto catcher does. I didn't know it had a. This is the newest one. How many have you bought?
Speaker 2:Only a couple. This is the newest one. Five no.
Speaker 1:Seven Eight.
Speaker 2:I've had three different kinds, but this one only costs $49.99. No, this one, as you're playing when you know there's Pokemon nearby you can $69.99.
Speaker 1:You can hit the button and it'll use it'll use more than just like a Pokeball $99.99. Higher.
Speaker 2:I don't think I've seen Mike's video.
Speaker 1:I don't think I've seen Mike turn this red in a long fucking time. So back down $49.99. Yeah, that's good Wow no, so we'll go with $70. That was $70.
Speaker 2:But it's rechargeable, I don't have to buy batteries for it.
Speaker 1:Fucking battery.
Speaker 2:My old one had to buy batteries and it would only use regular Pokeballs.
Speaker 1:Jesus Christ. So Pal World is on Steam Xbox. It looks like PS5.
Speaker 2:I had this in my pocket at Disneyland.
Speaker 1:And they didn't take it from you, nope.
Speaker 2:That's good. I didn't take anything. Total money.
Speaker 1:The game is set open world blah blah blah Pal World can either be solo or online by up to 32 players on one server. Announced in 2021. It launched via Early Access for Windows, xbox One and Xbox Series X and S in January of 2024. That's right now, so it looks like it's not on PS5 yet. Yeah, it sold 5 million units in the first three days of Early Access. It's only on Early Access and it's still sold that many Reached 1.5 million concurrent players on Steam making it the third most played game on the planet.
Speaker 2:Early Access and it's on Xbox. So Early Access for that is probably people who are members of the. We get the games every month.
Speaker 1:Game pass yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so that would probably contribute to.
Speaker 1:But so not only is 5 million units in the first three days massive 1.5 million concurrent players on Steam. That's a big fucking deal.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:And it makes it the third most played game on the platform, which is a lot.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:It says. In PAL World, players control a customizable avatar from a third person perspective with the goal of exploring the open world, palpa Ghost islands and uncovering their secrets. Players need to manage their hunger level, craft basic tools, gather materials and build bases that act as fast travel points. Unlocks through a technology tree allow the player to craft and use weapons, structures and decorations. The islands are inhabited by over 100 creatures known as PALs. Players directly engage in combat with PALs in order to weaken them and capture them, using PAL spheres Not Pokeballs, okay, that's. Pals can also be bought on the black market through non-player characters or traded with other players. After obtaining PALs, they can be summoned to battle or stationed at the bases to assist with scavenging, crafting, cooking, etc. Depending on their type, each PAL has a partner skill allowing further utility by using them as weapons or mounts.
Speaker 1:The game's antagonists are various factions, such as Crime Syndicate, a PAL Liberation Movement and a police-like island defense force led by powerful PAL trainers who reside in towers across the islands and act as the game's main boss battles. The factions have human NPCs, who occasionally spawn in the world as well, either patrolling or battling each other, who are hostile to the player and can fight them with weapons. The game features a wanted level system where, if the player commits a crime, usually against humans, such as assault, other human NPCs will become hostile against them and defense force troopers will spawn to attack them until the player is killed or they evade their pursuers. So it's GTA Pokemon oh.
Speaker 2:That's Wow.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so Mike's gonna buy that tonight, hahahaha.
Speaker 2:Now I'll be playing Zelda tonight, which I do want to mention one thing, because it's gonna take a while to download Pal World. Yeah. Hahahaha If you want to mention something about it, because I've said positive things about Zelda many, many times. I enjoy the game very much, but there is one thing that's very, very annoying. I was playing it today. I was playing the old game today. Just try to do some things and, uh, I finished killing all these things on an island things I'm supposed to kill and.
Speaker 2:I have to do that so you can get this shrine to pop up. This shrine pops up. You have to climb up a fucking mountain to get to it. Okay, that's fine. But then I walk up to the mountain and guess what happens? It immediately starts raining.
Speaker 1:So I can't slide off the mountain.
Speaker 2:Yes, yes, I can't climb up the fucking mountain, and this happens so fucking often. It's so irritating. I Actually had to find a place where it wasn't getting hit by water so I could light a fire, so I could advance time, so I could get to a time when the Fire was, I mean when the rain wasn't falling. Then climb up the damn thing.
Speaker 2:Jesus very frustrating it happens too often and that there's lightning and all your, all your Weapons in your shield or metal. You have to take them off because you're gonna hit by lightning. Except in cute tears, the kingdom, I have the lightning proof helmet, so I just walk through. Actually, I'll actually walk up next to an enemy when I know about to get struck by lightning, just so they get hit by the lightning. It's great, they don't like it.
Speaker 1:But I'm sure. So, speaking of lightning and electricity, that's actually didn't have that many notes, I guess, because I blew through them all fucking how they chain together with that rabbit hole are there. Yeah, so you know how California is all nice and wants people to be there and Super considerate about everybody and doesn't charge a lot to breathe, and you know everything. Yeah, right, so that's gonna change soon because they're trying to charge people Electricity based on their income.
Speaker 2:What, the what yeah, that's.
Speaker 1:They're trying to put a bill in that charges people based on their income for electricity that they use.
Speaker 2:That's crazy.
Speaker 1:So, like, if you're at the poverty level, it's gonna be. I Don't know electricity prices since fucking 2011, because then I actually cared about, like the kilowatt hours to how many cents it was when I was in Phoenix.
Speaker 1:Yeah that was the first time I had electrical in my name, but let's say it's. I don't know, I'm sure it's somewhere around a quarter per kilowatt hour. It's probably a decent average. Now how much everything's gotten jacked. So if you're a poverty level, let's say you'd pay 15 cents per kilowatt hour Because you're poor. So we'll give you a break and cut you a deal.
Speaker 1:All right if you make, let's say, 130,000 a year. I'm sure that's gonna be way lower than that. But if you make 130,000 a year, now, instead of paying 25 cents per kilowatt hour, you're probably gonna pay 40 or 50 cents per kilowatt hour because you can afford it. You're rich, never mind getting tax 30 or 40% because you live in Cali and fucking have to pay to exist.
Speaker 2:It's just after you get done paying for that and the all the other things.
Speaker 1:Yeah, now you're in the poverty level, so now give me a break. Like well, we can't cuz you're already paid.
Speaker 2:And you know what happens with with that is that when somebody's spending all this money on all these other things, they don't have what's called disposable income, which goes into the economy and moves our economy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but California doesn't know what to do with that anyway, because they just give it to people, instead of upgrading their infrastructure, to be able to return money to themselves in the future.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I mean, why would I want infrastructure?
Speaker 1:Exactly that's why they dump fucking trillions, hundreds of trillions of gallons of rainwater Into the ocean every year, instead of introducing it into their fucking system but wait, the oceans running out, yeah, yeah and then they can just steal water from us in Oregon and fucking everybody else.
Speaker 2:No, we take it from Colorado.
Speaker 1:But everybody's in a drought.
Speaker 2:it's weird, yeah, almost like there's a massive amount of water everywhere, almost it's almost like it's not like it, but it's almost like it sometimes you gotta Strange, you gotta those freezers, and don't you frost themselves. You got to scrape that shit off.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's, I just throw in the ocean. Well, there wasn't ice in it, but I just had to fucking swap the water in my ice bath Because I finally hooked up the the new pump and filter system nice. That was gonna be super clean.
Speaker 2:That's good, yeah, and the whole ice bath thing, that's not for me, it's dope.
Speaker 1:I like it a lot.
Speaker 2:I can't, I can't do that.
Speaker 1:I like it a lot. The first day like it, I like the cold. The first day I did it, it was a shock to me of how hard it was to stay in the water. I Like cold. I like cold water. That was a lot.
Speaker 2:See, I told you what I had to reach into more than once an ice bin, because the plug was blocked. I had to reach in there through all this ice water, yeah, and Move something out of the way so it could drain.
Speaker 1:It so when I was little, and that was very, I was 12 not fun 11 or 12, the first time I remember doing it of we were on some like church field trip or some shit, and they have coolers full of ice and soda and whatever. Sorry, it was, it's pop. It was the south which I had a great argument with them. It's soda pop in the south, yeah, it's pop in the Midwest and it's soda on the West Coast.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you just put them together, so to pop.
Speaker 1:Yeah, which used to mean a float, but it's different.
Speaker 2:I just say, dr Pepper.
Speaker 1:So after after, everybody would get all the cans out of your flavored carbonated beverage of choice. Yes, there would just be ice water left, and I've really liked Dunking my head in the ice water in the cooler and seeing how long I could hold my breath and keep my head underwater Before I got brain freeze as a 12 year old.
Speaker 1:I'm like it was such a rush like I didn't know it's because of how much dopamine it fucking releases. But now Studies have shown that ice baths are really good for you, like in general. They help like regulate blood pressure, heart rate, several other things like heart in general. It helps retain like the elasticity of your skin Because it contracts everything. It can help you lose weight and help you like a bunch different shit. But it also is a good that it releases dopamine for up to two or three hours after you're out, like if you do a line of cocaine. I think it's like 15 to 20 minutes that's what studies say of like when the dopamine stops. Nice bath is three hours, a Little bit longer. I.
Speaker 2:Remember when I had to reach into that ice? Um, pretty much I did it because I was the one who would do it. Everybody else was like you're crazy. Hand cold, arm cold.
Speaker 1:Try nice, beth went up to here. Try, no, try it. Thank you, try it, no, try it, try it. Hey, one of the guys that works at right, you bought one who's doing it now. I hate old Russell's doing it oh.
Speaker 2:Everybody's doing it. I should do it too. Then you see, you get it just jump in waters. Okay that's been an example of peer pressure.
Speaker 1:The water's okay. I didn't say it's fine, it's okay.
Speaker 2:I mean cold.
Speaker 1:I think the the coldest that it ever was. It was when it was like 15 degrees outside. The water was down to like 34 degrees. They didn't freeze because I had a pump going to circulate it. For that reason, yeah, holy fuck, did that one suck. But after it felt great.
Speaker 2:But um, speaking of being cold, apparently when the chiefs played not this week but last week, um they, they had the fourth coldest game in NFL history, or at least playoff game.
Speaker 1:Close the temperature like four degrees. Oh, I definitely wasn't expecting that.
Speaker 2:That's cold. It was in Kansas City. Yeah, she's one too.
Speaker 1:That's. I saw Nebraska got like seven feet of snow like a week and a half two weeks ago that nasty storm that fucking hit us.
Speaker 2:It hit them harder.
Speaker 1:Shit on Nebraska. There was a picture of a Nebraska state trooper on the road, obviously, and the cut out from the fucking plows and everything was like probably two or three feet taller than a fucking cruiser. Damn holy shit.
Speaker 2:I remember once when I was five years old, living in Nebraska, and I couldn't go outside because the snow was too tall.
Speaker 1:Wow yeah.
Speaker 2:I remember seeing the door open and looking out and seeing all this snow and not being allowed to go out and seeing this like a wall of snow. Well, I was a sad panda.
Speaker 1:That makes sense.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but I would have gotten lost in the snow.
Speaker 1:I think I was three.
Speaker 2:And look like the.
Speaker 1:Irish when I was in Nebraska and when it snowed.
Speaker 2:Look like the ice. It was fun Ice planet Hoth.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, as opposed to the lava planet, hoth yeah.
Speaker 2:Well, that sounds very distinct difference. Yeah, general Hoth, he was back during the old Republic, yeah.
Speaker 1:Which is why it's named Hoth.
Speaker 2:Yeah, of course he was, you know around and they now they said they were going to name it that he probably would have said can you give me a nicer place? They could have named it Colt. Could you give me a resort place?
Speaker 1:Oh, so I wish I fucking remembered who said this. It was the guy that did the. The review, daniel defense, release the handgun again. I don't know if you saw that the defense.
Speaker 1:H nine. It was based off of the Hudson nine that they used to have, but that was awful and this one's really fucking good. Oh, that's good. I watched a guy that reviewed it. His name's Dave. I remember thinking like well, it'd have been clever if your name was Daniel. He opened the video with a dad joke and I will pass it on here. So, Dave, sorry, I don't know your fucking YouTube channel or I'd plug you right now he goes. Do you know what Jay Z called his wife before they were married? No fiance, yeah.
Speaker 2:I thought that was great.
Speaker 1:I get it. That's amazing. Yeah, I get it.
Speaker 2:Anybody that doesn't it's because her name is now Beyonce.
Speaker 1:So read a book. Anything else you didn't even have to read a book Watch entertainment tonight. I'm not going to do that.
Speaker 2:You didn't even have to read a book, watch entertainment tonight or something kind of I don't know Gossip show. But I do want to point out I do have new clothes today. My polling subscription made it.
Speaker 1:And this has got a flannel like a button down.
Speaker 2:I got a Henley underneath it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's the button down.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:And then I've got new shoes. He's got some Nike knockoffs, oh sorry, what are they?
Speaker 2:Ben Sherman, throw me that.
Speaker 1:Look, they look like they're supposed to be Nikes.
Speaker 2:Ben Sherman. They've been around for a long time. They're British, but I also got a leather jacket that you can't see. I like the leather jacket.
Speaker 1:They look nice. Thank you, I didn't know. England had a Nike before Nikes were Nikes.
Speaker 2:They had Ben Sherman.
Speaker 1:That's what I said before. Ben Sherman Tomato potato.
Speaker 2:The original Ben Sherman that's on their pants too.
Speaker 1:Uh, ben Sherman, Ben Sherman. Oh, ok, got it.
Speaker 2:I have some canvas shoes from them too, you paying on them no. No, not that kind of canvas, I know OK.
Speaker 1:Figured. I'd ask.
Speaker 2:But I liked my polling subscription this time, so I wanted to mention it.
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Speaker 2:One thing I wanted to tell you about there was a game this week that Golden Knights played, and at one point they scored two goals, yes, they scored two goals in like 25 seconds. Jesus fucking Christ. It was on like Thursday night. I meant to actually text you about it when it happened.
Speaker 1:I think that might be the quickest they've ever done, because I know they've done it 45 seconds before.
Speaker 2:But 25 seconds, yeah, that game. They know when in like five to one, or five to two or something.
Speaker 1:Jesus Christ. Ok Well, go Vegas, golden Knights, and goodbye Bye.