Danny Jones Podcast - #115 - Scam Artist Explains: What Americans Don't Understand about China | Matthew Cox

Episode Date: October 29, 2021

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Happy Halloween, Matt Cox. Okay. Happy Halloween. It's not Halloween. Tomorrow's Halloween or Sunday's Halloween. We're almost a Halloween. A couple days, yeah. Oh, okay.

You anything special for Halloween? I have to go to my... I think I'm going to a Halloween party with my ex-wife. With your ex-wife. I think she's having a Halloween party. Wow. I don't know. What are you going to be for Halloween?

I was thinking about printing out. So I talked to Juan about this. Thought about printing. What's so funny? Nothing. Inside fucking inside joke? No, I just have like a million ideas.

I got a million ideas too about you for Halloween. Keep going. Sorry to interrupt. See, I was thinking about printing out my wanted posters and putting them out and then basically have a, just have an ID that says, you know, my name's Gary Sullivan. and that's a good one. That's a good one.

Gary Sullivan. That is a good idea. See if people can put it together. Yeah. I like that. You can be an FBI agent or a Secret Service agent. I guess that's possible. That's possible.

That's good. What about you? What are you going to be for Halloween? Tato? Hat Rock. I mean, no plans for a costume. Probably just wing it last minute if we do something. Just wing it last minute.

We got a Thursday night football game going on because Shane is a degenerate gambler and he likes to bet on all the games with mybooky.ag. And he's got a lot of... How much money you got riding on this game with Packers versus the Cardinals? Just a couple hundred. Just a couple hundred, that's it.

He's a high roller. Small roller in the betting world. Do you ever bet on sports, Matt? No. I got my fairy wings on. I see that. I can only imagine what people are going to say in the comments. In memory of Shane fucking Lee.com.

That's right. Rest and peace. Who? Shane Lee. The guy from the Deccan show. He's a star. Oh, yeah. He was a star of our documentary.

What, he died? How did he died? He had cancer. I think pancreatic cancer. Oh, man, that's horrible. Yeah, it sucks. How long did that take? He had a good life, though.

He probably had it for a long time. And one day he just went to sleep, didn't wake up. Yeah. You know, it was never really in top shape health or anything anyway. I'm sure if you've seen any of the videos. Yeah, I've seen a few of the videos. None of those guys look good. They're all rough.

They're rough. How was your trip to you? Well, you just got back from Ohio like this morning. Yeah, yeah, really it. The plane landed at like 1240. I got to get home until like 1.30 in the morning. What were you doing there? Another title lock?

Yeah, it was a title lock commercial. And so it was a title lock commercial. And we also shot a, we also shot a podcast for an NFT that I'm doing with, uh, um, investment joy. Summer Adventure. are better with Minky Couture. From road trips to ball games, beach nights to backyard movies,

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What the fuck do you mean? You're looking to be like, like, you. Yeah, I did an NFT for Investment Joy. And he's going to auction it off. The guy's name is Brandon. So we did a video on that. And it's actually, it's funny because he actually, I actually painted the painting, right?

And then they have it digitized. And then they sell like 1,700 tokens. But he actually took the real painting and put it behind bulletproof glass. And he's got to have a live feed on Twitch 24 hours a day. So you can always look at your, at the real painting. He's actually got some good ideas. Like, I mean, it's pretty funny. That's funny.

It's pretty interesting. So, yeah, so we did that. That was a, and then I did the Home Life Lock. We did kind of like a commercial, but it was real, you know, his stuff is real candid. You know what I'm saying? It's real like just, hey, let's go walk in here and talk to this person. Was it the same senator or whatever that you did with you did the commercial with him?

No, no, no, no. That's Newt Gingrich. This is the guy that runs Investment Joy. Oh, I thought you were talking about Title Lock. Yeah, okay, the guy that runs Investment Joy, we did a, we did, we're doing, a whole podcast on title fraud. So we did one for the NFTs and one for title fraud. Okay, got it.

So that, you know, and they're sponsoring it obviously. Okay. And so they paid for that, fly me up there, keep staying in an Airbnb for a couple days, flew me back. Oh, cool. And, but this is the fun part. And this is what Danny wants to hear, because this is a good part,

is that when I went into, when I was, actually when I was changing planes in, in Charlotte, I was walking down the aisle and I get this sometimes where people will look at me and it's like it's not like it's weird like they're admiring that hairline

so they'll look at me I'm just gonna ignore the shit I'm gonna talk to you so they'll look at me like this and I'm thinking of myself like that's weird like and they don't say anything or you can see him double take

and take a look and take a look like I don't know okay but this guy I was walking and he did that I'm walking down the aisle and he's looking at me and all of a sudden he kind of looks at me and look at me I get over there

I'm looking at him and then I go to sit down And before I even sit down, he goes, hey, you're Cox, right? You're that guy Cox. You're Matt Cox. And I went, I said, yeah, what's up? And he goes, yeah, bro. He said, I've seen you on concrete.

Yeah, I've seen you on concrete. He said, yeah, I've watched all your stuff, bro. You got an amazing story. You got an amazing story. And I was like, so then everybody, all the other passengers, like, just around us, kind of turn around and start looking at me. And I'm thinking, this is really weird. It's crazy, yeah. So I sit down and he said, yeah, man, hey, yeah.

So you're, you're there with, I've seen you with Danny and with the other guy, a hat rack. And I went, I started laughing. And I said, no, he didn't, yeah, I know, he, oh, wait, he didn't say hat rack right away. He said, and Danny's little buddy. Oh, his little buddy. My little buddy. And I realize now what he's talking about.

He was his little buddy. And I go, who's that? He goes, his little buddy's got glasses. Like, he wears glasses. And I went, he's a little. And he goes, yeah, yeah. And I went, well, there's another guy, Hatrack. He goes, yeah, hat rack.

And I went, no, no, hat rack's not little. He's like 6'5 or something. Six fours. He was huge. I was huge. Six three. Six three? I said, he's huge.

And he's like that. And he's, no, bro, this guy's short. This guy's short. And I went, no, man. I said, he is, no. He goes, he's shorter than you. He goes, he's about your height. And I went, no.

It's bad posture. Yeah, I said, no, no. He was, no, I said a little bit. And I go, hold on. I go, look, Danny's even tall. Danny's like 5'10. So I pull out my phone and I show him you. And he goes, yeah, that's him.

He goes, he's tall. I go, yeah. And he said, oh, man, I, yeah, I didn't realize he was so tall. Just a little buddy. Even right now, you're like way down. Yeah, you want to know why? Because I got the fucking church's thrift store chair. You guys got $200 chairs.

I get this thrift store chair that's at six inches door than everybody. These are $900 chairs. Well, get another one. My chair costs a free. There's one right there you can use if you want it. Yeah, bro. People think you're like a midget. Yeah, he's got terrible posture.

Honestly, but if I sit in that, then I'm like up here. Oh. This thing is adjustable. Yeah. I don't like that chair. Doesn't have any armrest? Yeah. That's funny.

The chairs are muffled. Yeah. Okay, little buddy. So that happened. Little buddy. That's fucked up. Yeah. Went that, by the way.

This cock sucker. That's a great story. I got to Ohio to Columbus. Mm. And it's like 48 degrees. And I brought one long sleeve shirt. Like I didn't even, it didn't even dawn on me. No.

Been in Florida too long. Yeah, I got off and I was like, oh. Yeah. What's happening? Oh, I fucked up. Yeah. Or something about the cold weather. It just like super, it gives you energy.

It gives you more energy than like the slow, this like blood's probably rushing to stay warm. Yeah, your blood's, what? Your blood's, no, it makes your blood thicker, I guess, though, doesn't it? Cold weather? I'm not sure, man. I don't know, about all that. Probably, I don't think your blood gets thicker. Cold weather probably makes your blood thicker.

The hot, humid weather probably makes your blood thinner. That's a hell of a theory. Can you Google that, Aden? I bet you, though. But when I'm in cold weather like that, I have more energy. I feel like this is the cold that's like energizes me. That's why I jump in my cold pool every morning. I jump in my cold pool and I feel like I'm ready to roll.

Cold. Fires me up for the day. It's like 70. Yeah, like they chill it. It's like 70. It's cold. 75 degrees. Like it's a cold pool.

That's not cold. The water time's probably about 70 right now. All right. Great story. Great story. Great story. I thought it was funny. Did they pay you good?

Listen, bro. What do you talk about money? I'm not asking you the dollar amount. Did they pay me good? I mean, they do okay. It's never enough, right? It's never enough. It's never enough.

It's okay. They do all right. Yeah. They do all right. You know? So, yeah, I'm supposed to go, uh, November 3rd, I'm supposed to go to

where am I supposed to go? Oh, I'm supposed to go to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and shoot another commercial for home title lock. Really? You're like the face of home title lock. I don't know what's happening. I mean, they just... Are they a big company?

They're... Yeah, I think they're... Are they the biggest one or the second biggest monitoring service for title? It's, yeah, it's big. That's incredible. Shane had an idea for you the other day, title of your podcast.

Yeah. The fraud. You should call it the Matt Cox fraudcast. That's a great idea. That's catchy, man. I thought it was pretty good. I mean, if it was all fraud, but it's not. Like, I interview other people.

Yeah, but you are fraud. Yeah, you are the fraud, man. That's what you're known for. Like, you bring in the audience. You know what I mean? People come for you. Like it's the Joe Rogan podcast. Right.

You're America's favorite fraudster. You could be the next Joe Rogan. What's wrong with you? you doing what do you mean this i'm not going to be the next joe rogan now with that who believes that daddy believes it i'm the joe rogan of florida yeah that's true i'll bet you people have said that yeah there are multiple comments to say that yeah yeah yeah i'm just leaning into it yeah yeah yeah you got to so yeah oh anyways great podcast thanks for the coffee thanks for tuning in everyone so

I'm thinking, so here's what I'm, actually I'm thinking I'm doing. I've already started the channel. I'm going to do it. You want to talk about that? What? My, my, um,

the channel? I'm going to start. So I like, I like soft white underbelly. Oh, Mark Leda. Yeah. Yeah,

he's got a sick channel. Right. I like his channel. But he has an issue with monitoring. Monetized, but not monetized. Yeah, because he interviews,

drug addicts, hookers, right. Gang members, pimps. Yeah. So you end up with, you end up with fraudsters.

Anybody want one of, of these? No. You end up with these, you end up with these people talking about heroin and shooting up. And they don't pay you off that? Well, even if he's, he's monetized, but how much monetization are they going to give him? Like $1, like $1, like a dollar. Like what's his RPM going to be?

A dollar, a $1.50? He's saying it's almost nothing. He says that. Why because of the content? Yeah, yeah, they censor it. Or they demonetize it. Right, because McDonald's doesn't want to run their commercial. on a heroin addict,

prostitute who's now homeless. Right. Why? Because it's not, it doesn't. They probably love McDonald's. They probably do. I shouldn't say McDonald's. All right.

And that was my fault for using McDonald's. All right. That was my fault. So let's say Ford Motor Car. Let's say Ford Motor car. Okay. Or Ford Motor. Okay.

So Ford Motor or Tesla or whatever. Somebody who's like like, like, yeah, I get it. I guess. So, but I talked to him and he, He said that he's like, yeah, but like if I put up like a prostitute or a pretty girl or something like that, he said those videos take off also. But he's still, his channel overall, it's not really monetized well.

So I remember thinking, well, why don't you stop interviewing all these homeless people? But he's like, no, they have a story to be told and it's important. And so he's more on a mission. And I get that, you know, because you know what I'm saying? Like you need those guys. He's an artist. It's an art project. Absolutely.

He's passionate about it. Like, I'm not going to do it. but if that's what you want to do, you know, and I think that's important, I think that's great, and it's great, and he's doing it,

and perfect. So what I thought about, but I like the setup. The person's on the stool, the backdrop, it's very simplistic. You take some photographs of them, the photographs come and go throughout the whole thing.

And it's just them talking. Like, you have to just kind of prompt them every once in a while to tell their story. And he doesn't make them go long. Like he doesn't, like, he doesn't dig in. Like,

some girl will get, or somebody will get on and talk for 15 minutes. Somebody else will talk for two hours. So, you know, Anyway, so I thought that would be great if you just use like dancers. Strippers. Strippers?

Yeah, strippers, dancers. I don't want to say strippers. I'm trying to make sure I know what type of danceers. Yeah, yeah, exotic, exotic dancers. Strippers, right. You call them strippers. No, okay, so strippers, whatever. So if you were to go and do that and have the girl come, she works at Mon's Venus or she works at, is Monvina still around?

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Okay. So what 2001 is like? gone, right? No, that's there. Is it? Still popping. Wow. All right. So Scarlets or the dollhouse or whatever these things, you have the girl come in, she sits down. 24 carrot. It's a good one. I'm not sure if they're there anymore. Whatever. Whatever. The strip clubs on US 19 are the best. I don't know. Dirty is the best. Are they? Yeah. Yeah, so you have the girl come in. She sits down.

She talks for 20 minutes. Maybe she comes in in blue jeans and a t-shirt. She talks for 10 minutes. Whatever. That's it. That's her whole story. She leaves. Maybe another girl comes in. She's completely dolled up and she talks for two hours. And it's an absolute heartbreaker. And she's telling about, you know, tragedies and whatever. But I dated a chick for about almost five years.

And she, for three years, she stripped at Scarlet's. And this is a cliche, but she was in college and she ended up getting a degree in finance while stripping at Scarlet's. So she would come home and say, man, listen, I met this chick today and this happened and this. And she would just tell me these different stories. I was like, really? And she was like, yeah, like there was a girl that lived, lived down here and flew to New York and would fly up there for three days, stay on our friends in her friends' spare room, fly back. And she's like, she's making like $100,000 thousand dollars a year.

She can't live in New York for that. But she can live like a king down here. And that was like 20 years ago. So, you know, she would tell me about these girls and I thought, you know, those are, that would be a good subject matter. And nobody's doing that. And if you did it well and it was artistic and you weren't like a complete, you know, scumbag about the whole thing, then, you know, I think that that's a channel that might take off. So I started a channel. I need to get it monetized. I need a thousand subscribers. I need a thousand subscribers. I need a thousand subscribers. Is he flipping the thing? No, no, it's on you. Trust me. Okay. So I need a thousand subscribers. And in about a couple weeks from now, I'm going to start interviewing the girls. But I need, if anybody out there knows any girls that are dancers that would be interested in telling their story, much like, kind of like soft white underbelly.

Only it's a bad example, because if you go there, you're watching drug addicts. But it's the same basic setup. I mean, I can't do the exact same setup. I mean, Mark's amazing. Strippers and porn stars are some of the most interesting people in the world. They got stories. They got stories, but they usually come from, come from nothing. You know what I mean?

They come from broken homes with abuse and that kind of stuff. So they have to figure, they have to dig, you know, climb their way out of a hole. Yeah. So those people seem to have, I mean, in my experience, those people, those girls seem to have the most character, the most interesting stories. And they seem to be, they seem to be like overall more interesting. Bro, they've been through some shit. That's the whole thing. They have.

The coolest people. Like, listen, the guy that, the guy that was born into an upper middle class family played, you know, played on the T-ball league and softball and ended up, you know, graduating high school and married as his college sweetheart and graduated and went to work as a CPA and had 2.2 kids. And, you know, like, that guy is not that interesting. You know, no offense. But the guy who came from nothing and went through hell. up going to jail and ended up getting, you know, whatever, a couple DUIs and he's had two wives and he's had, like, that guy's got a story. You know, the people that have been through hell and back, those are the guys that have great stories. Or girls. Or women.

I'm sorry, or women. I was just thinking, can you play this? Like, you can play this and you're not going to get a copyright thing? We're not showing the TV. But yeah, we will get a copyright if he shows that TV, but we're not going to show that TV. We're showing you. Okay. So, yeah, so I think those chicks, look, listen, some of those girls are going to be like, look, I was born, you know, middle class, and everything went well. And I had a friend that talked me into doing this. And I make great money, and I'm saving the money and I'm banking. And that's it. So that's fine.

Another girl's going to be like, listen, when I was 13 years old, my mother who's a heroin addict, her boyfriend started molesting me. And after 17, when I turned 17, I left the house and I went, you know, they're going to have like, you know, I joined the military. And I draw, after two years I got out. And I, like, they're going to, those chicks are going to be. I'm like, that's amazing. Like, it's just amazing. Yeah. Anyway, I think that'd be a super cool channel, and I think if you just did that,

and here's what I think, too. I think, here's my idea. They come in, they do whatever, 45 minutes, they tell their story. Okay, they leave. You put the whole thing together. I'm going to photograph them a bunch of times. Just like Mark? Just like Mark.

Oh, listen, I'm total rip off. You should paint them instead of photograph them. You should paint them like that. Yeah, that's what I need more work. Like Rose and the Titanic. I should paint them. Yeah, because I can whip out a painting like, 20 minutes. Like that's no big deal. So anyway, back to reality. I'm going to take some photos.

You know, like the people do the caricatures at the fair? I'm going to put together the whole thing, right? Put together the whole thing. Once it's done and you're ready and it's uploaded, I'm going to take a QR code, put it on a like 500 business cards with the girl's name and give it to the chick so she can pass it out. It's a barcode. So she's got 500 of them. She can give them to a client. She can give them to whoever she wants. You can go and see my, my bio. Plus, the other thing is in the description, I'll put any social links that they want. You're only fans? Yeah, they're only fans, their Instagram, their Facebook, whatever they want. So that, to me, could lead to something for them. So there's a huge benefit for them. Sorry, go ahead.

I just met this chick the other day. She's 24 years old. Does your mom know that? I mean, does your wife know this? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. She's dating a friend of mine. She's 24 years old.

She's dating. You're like 40. She's dating. She's dating a friend of mine. When you do it When I do it, it's upsetting Wait, what? And when I interrupt you, it's upsetting.

Oh, no, I'm not upset. You're supposed to interrupt. I'm not a lot to interrupt. But she's 23. She's got an only fan. Oh, no, that's what I meant, 24. Same thing. She's got an only fans.

She's got, you know, this other thing set up where people can call her and, like, talk to her, and she, like, has phone sex with them. But it's not really her. There's a call center in Mexico where these bitches sit there and they pretend to be hurt.

And they take a cut, take a fee. A fat Mexican chick. Yeah, right. She's like, hey, baby. Hey, baby, it's me, Gloria. And she's making like $60,000 a month. Oh, my God. You need to have her on your thing.

I know. You got to have her, right? Yeah, nice. 23 years, 24 years old. Fucking insane. That's nuts. Unreal. But yeah, there's a thing about those girls, like strippers or, especially

porn. stars too because they come from those really shitty places, right, where they're in a spot where they're really young and they need to figure out, figure, find a way out. Yeah. So when you're that young, when you're a kid and especially if you're a female and you're young and you're not a lot of choices, you're attractive. What's the most obvious way to make money? Prostitution, stripping, porn. Like, sex is the obvious, the most obvious way. Right. Especially. If you can sell your body. The most obvious way is like a job at McDonald's.

But no, to make real money. Right. I was going to say, but let's face it. The financial way. Right. But no, but let's face it. You're not going to go get a job at McDonald's and be able to pay your bills. So people are like, oh, she could get a real job.

She's 17 or 18 years old. Right. Maybe she has a high school diploma. Maybe she doesn't. Right. She's going to get a job working at either fast food or in retail. The fact is you cannot survive on that. No.

So what is her second option? of course is. Yeah. If you're living with some abusive uncle and you need to get out, you need to find a place to rent, you need to get your own car, you do all the stuff.

The most obvious thing, if I'm a young, whatever in my late teens or early 20s girl who's in that situation, I'm gonna go fucking be a stripper or I'm gonna go do porn. I mean,

those girls are the ones and a lot of those girls make a shit load of money doing that. A lot of them get fucking, they turn into like social media celebrities like that girl Lana Road. She's a fucking worth tens of millions of dollars. A lot of them end up crashing too.

You know what I'm saying? Like what, Like they don't know how to manage the money. They end up getting with some guy who basically takes advantage of them. They don't know how to invest the money. They work for 10 years. They still have nothing. They don't understand why they're making $70,000 a year.

And they don't understand. I understand. I have no money. My bills are always late. Well, your boyfriend doesn't have a job. You know, he's blowing all your money. You're on hooked on drugs. Like, where's my money going?

Well, you know, they don't understand. So I get it. You know what's disappointing about this whole conversation? I really, really was talking to a buddy of mine. And I said, yeah, I'm going to go. I'm going to pitch the idea to Danny and Hatrack. And I said, I'm telling you right now, I said, they're going to be total jerks about it. Like they're going to be just, they're going to be like that, either that's stupid or they're going to say like, who wants nobody wants to this or that or oh, you.

They're going to be all like weirdos. Why does that upset you? Why is it upset? It obsessed me because that's what I was expecting. Like, this isn't what I expected. I expect you to be more of a jerk about it. Why would I be a jerk about it? I don't know.

You typically are. I just assume you'll usually have some kind of a childish, you know, 14-year-old response to something like this. And instead, you're actually being mature about it. Now I'm questioning it. So, yeah, no, I think it's a good. I think that's a good idea. I like it. Yeah, you got to paint it right.

Yeah. I got it. I already named it. I already got the channel. What's it called? It's called. Pink Crush. Pink Crush.

And I put a little video up. I put a video up. Jerry on a logo? I can get a little. I can get Luke to make you a logo. No, you can. So wrong. Have you talked to Luke?

I haven't talked to Luke ever since that day. We haven't even talked about on this podcast at all either. That's so upsetting. I know, it's sad. Aidan was here. That was the last time Aiden ran the podcast, the switcher. Aiden was sitting right there when that whole thing went down.

This is going to be a much, much less interesting podcast. Let's put it that way. So, yeah, yeah, I do. I have, I already got the channel, and I put up a little video. I'm going to reshoot it to my, because it's really kind of cruddy. As a matter of fact, I just made the channel today, and it's called Pink Crush,

and I use the little, the symbol for the female symbol. Yeah. When it's pink, well, it's black on a pink background. Is it pink on a black background? I don't know. But, you know, I did it, and like you can go there, but when I punch in YouTube, punch it into YouTube, it wouldn't.

Are you on TikTok yet? You need like a neon light sign logo or something. Like all the striplets out. Well, this is actually kind of, yeah. I'm not like I'm trying to do it. love sign. Pink crush. Yeah, it does come up.

It doesn't come up. That's because it's a brand new channel, though. They don't show up. They don't start propagating in search until you have the channel for like at least a month, right? Are you serious? I'm pretty sure. Oh, that sucks.

Because I mean, they got to, they want to know that you're serious about your YouTube channel before they start, you know, giving you the search. But I punched in the exact name. That doesn't matter. Sometimes you,

you know as well as I do. We've had episodes that we've done and you can search for the exact title of our podcast and they don't even show up on YouTube. Okay. YouTube controls that shit. Oh, I sent it to you, didn't I? They got it locked down tight. Matt Cox.

Yeah, bro. I sent this to you. Look at Kyler Murray. That's a little guy. Kyler Murray. He's like your height. He's like your high. No, he's probably taller than you.

No, that's not possible. Okay, so yeah, I got my little channel. I got my thing right here. Let me see it. Let me see it. Let me see it. I mean, I'm going to redo it. Somebody just proposed me to trade.

Pink Crush. Pink Crush. Yeah, I got to redo that. It's going to be called, it's going to be called Pink Crush. And I think we're to spell it with a K. Yeah, I didn't spell it with a K, by the way. It's not spelled it. It's basically a channel where I'm going to be interviewing.

Look at that nice podcast studio you got. It's an illusion. It's what? It's an illusion. It's not that nice. I don't know if they'll just be from Florida around the country. Let me see. Like one inch.

I think, I like the, I like the, you know, know, to add on to your niche, not only would it be strippers, but it's cool that it's Florida strippers. Yeah. And I said that. I said, I said, because they may be from around the world. I mean, they may be from around the world. Give me a break. Maybe from around the country, but. Yeah, they might be from around the world. I mean, we'll see who comes. I mean, you go to the club. There's a lot of women definitely ain't from here. Yeah. You're big, are you big on TikTok? You use TikTok a lot? No, but my friend Wally Green called me today, and he, uh, I tried posting something on TikTok, and he called me.

He's like, bro, you're doing it all wrong. He showed me the right way to do it. He's like, because he does, uh, Wally Green, he's the ping pong player who's played in tournaments all over the world. He's been North Korea playing ping pong. You know, ping pong tournaments, North Korea, uh, fucking China, Australia, Germany, everywhere. And, um, he lives in New York City now and he makes ping pong videos on TikTok. And he's, he blows up on there.

He's blowing up. And, uh, he was telling me all like the little, you know, uh, tips and tricks to make your TikTok blow up. I mean, I have a tip-toe. TikTok, but it doesn't do anything. Like we put up little snippets. There's that recent leak of all those Facebook documents. You know that girl that was whistleblower for Facebook? In that, in one of those documents that she leaked,

Facebook, they showed a study on there comparing Instagram, which Facebook owns, to TikTok. And it showed that Facebook or Facebook's, not Instagram, but Facebook's user base is like a large majority of, boomers and it's like dwindling in the younger demographic year by year by year and instagram is starting to make that same trend and their facebook's own studies show that tic talk people on ticot um what was what did it say it said that ticot has two to three times more teenagers and people in like their early 20s than instagram and instagram is like Instagram's audience is aging up a lot faster, and people in their teenage years and their early 20s

spend two to three times more time on TikTok versus Instagram, which is pretty crazy. I can see that. Yeah, I can see that. It's more interactive. There's more stuff to look at this. It's fun. But the thing is,

is that it's not, you know, as far as creating kind of like a personal account, you know? Yeah. It's not really that. No, it's not like Instagram. It's not like you can post pictures and you can do, you know,

you can post pictures and little things like that. So I don't see can't imagine. Once you start to like, like mess around and scroll through TikTok a couple times, Instagram just seems so much more boring compared to it. I mean, yeah, I see what you're saying. But still, there's a personal appeal to Instagram and Facebook. Really? Like I don't get, I can't really get.

What's the appeal of Facebook? I can't really. You can post pictures and you can post. It's more personal. It's a personal. You could talk and you say. Profile. And they, you know.

TikTok, you just go on there to do your little dance. Yeah, you do your little funny things. and I see all my shit on TikTok is like crazy golf tricks and tips and I mean I guess it depends on what you're interested see like I never get anything like that No all I get is they serve you what you already like Yeah of course I've got Joe I get lots of jokes and funny things

And I get some conspiracy theory stuff But only because I'll get them and then I'll shoot them to people that I know like And so they're like oh he shares this stuff he must love it I really don't love it but I know all these crackpots that love it Oh, this will get them going. Boom. Did you see that, bro? Oh, that's crazy, man.

Did I tell you about it? Oh, okay. I'll just listen. These guy's insane. Bro, there was, I just saw it to do today. Because TikTok is owned. The company that owns TikTok, I forget what the fuck it's called.

It's called like bite dance, bit dance or something. It's this company that's owned by China, by China. China company. Yeah. It's a CCP company that owns TikTok. And that, uh, that guy Ted Cruz was like grilling the spokesperson for TikTok under oath just the other day. And he's like, under your privacy policy, it says that the privacy of the users on TikTok is subject to TikTok, X, Y, Z and TikTok and some, you know, TikTok, subsidiaries and other or something like that.

And he's like, so does this other include Beijing, the Beijing owned company called whatever that on TikTok? The guy like wouldn't answer it. He's like it's a yes or no question. Is other consider. Yeah, but I've got to go to China and... If you can you find...

Aidan, try to find that video. Ted Cruz, uh, questioning TikTok. It's fucking crazy because Ted Cruz is actually like ethering this guy. front of Congress. And this guy's like, oh, blah, blah, blah. It's like, yes or no, it's binary. Like, answer it. Yes or no question? This guy's like, oh, whoa, whoa, he keeps like just like dodging it and going around it.

So it's pretty, it's pretty shady that, you know, it's quite possibly TikTok is sharing. And who is that Beijing company? Yeah. I tried, I think it's like bit dance or something, but it's a, it's a company based in the US, but they are partial, like, they're invest, one of their investors is, like, the CCP owns a percentage of that company. Like all companies in China. Like most big companies in China.

Most big technical or tech companies and manufacturing companies, the Chinese government owes a portion of it. Right, right. I had this conversation with an argument with him earlier this week. He's like, why is everyone hating on China? He didn't understand why everyone's hating on China. He's like,

what's everyone hating on China for? And I was explaining to him. World domination. Like they're not trying to just like, hey, we're just going to hang out here and make some money and be okay. and help our people. Like, they're thinking, no, we're going to eventually,

we're just coming for everybody. Right. I mean, I feel like America thinks they own the whole world. No, yeah, but it's dwindling quickly. And here's the thing. Look, here's the problem with that, is that China, so I love it when there's people like, yeah, but we do this and we do that,

and we, and we bully people and we this. Yeah, I understand, but you understand that if the balance shifts, people are not going to, like other countries are not going to be as kind to us as we've been to them. Like, so, so we're not taking over your country. We'd like to trade with you. We'd like to do this. We'd like you to be a democracy. We'd like you to be an ally.

But the truth is, if you decide against it, well, then, okay, that's fine. Go away. We would just leave you alone. But China doesn't want you to be like an ally. China wants to take over. You're now a part of the Chinese, of China. You're now a part of the communist part. like we're going to wipe everybody out and you and so people like well oh oh that's not good no shit it's not

good but they're already wiping out their own people they got an entire section of a whole entire sect of people that they're wiping out right now because they don't feel like they're they're ethnically chinese enough so you tell me how chinese are you how are you chinese enough no no you know what they're doing right now in in africa like in africa we give them loans to build things right and then of course they can't pay for the law. Did you ever read confessions of an economic hitman? Oh my God, bro. It's so devious. Really? Oh, it's based on a, well, it's written from a guy who actually says, like he tried to write the book several times. He'd worked for a company that basically was a front, it was a company that was basically the CIA. So, or the, in a combination

like CIA State Department where they would go in and they would offer these massive loans in like South America to build all these roads and a dam and they give these they give like whoever some country in South America, Peru or something. And so they build this stuff. And if they if they pilfer the loan and they can't build it, well they still have to repay it. Like I don't care what you do with the money. You know, we're going to hire you, we'd like you to hire these companies, American companies to build it and hopefully it gets built. And hopefully you guys don't steal the money before we can build it. But once it's built, you have to pay it back. If you can't pay it back, Well, then we have the, we, we have the option to come in and run this part of the dam and do this and do that.

And we get to take your, your UN vote. Like, so now you have to vote our way in the UN. Like, there's all this manipulation. And really what we did was we gave you a loan that we really didn't think you were going to be able to pay back. And when you couldn't, now we get your stuff. That sounds familiar. Right. What?

That's, that just sounds like typical banks yet. I mean, okay. Well, no, the banks want you to pay, bro. The banks don't want your house. But the point is that they're doing that. So here's the thing. But the problem is a lot of times, like in a lot of countries, we would give them loans and they couldn't pay it back. And they really only lose very little.

Like they might lose their voting rights in NATO or whatever, you know, the UN or whatever. But it's not like huge. Well, China's coming in and China is saying like they're going to Africa right now. And they are, they're building roads, but they're building the roads. So they're building the roads, they're building factories, they're building things in these other countries and having the Africans work them, but they still own everything.

So they're basically enslaving them in their own country because they don't want them in their country. So we're going to build these factories. We're going to have you guys work them. And then we're going to, you know, we're going to reap the profits. And you guys don't own anything. And if you can't pay or whatever the problem is, then we can always come in and take things over.

over. They're giving themselves. They're turning these countries into, you know, satellite, not even, not even satellite countries. You can't even say, yeah, yeah. You go to, you go to Africa. There's tons of Chinese in Africa right now. Are they loaning the money to Africa to build this? Or are they building it themselves? Like, we would loan them the money. They're going in and give them a loan that they couldn't pay. The Chinese are going in and they're building everything and then hiring all the Africans. So we're going to raise your economy up a little bit. Okay. But look, you see how they treat their own people. How do they treat their own people?

Look. Explain to shit for him. He doesn't know. Like your cell phone right now. You understand if you work like a, you know what a good job in China right now? First of all, there used to be no middle class, but they actually have a growing middle class. But right now, if you work, and let's say you work for Apple in China. Foxcon. Okay, Foxcon. So they, here's what they do. You work there. So you're working 40 to 60 hours a week. And you can live in, and it's in the middle of nowhere. There's nowhere to live. So you can live in one of our buildings. buildings, it costs this much money. You can have a cell phone. It costs this much money. You can get on the food planet. It's this much. By the time they're done, these people are basically making, after they pay

all their bills, they might have a few dollars left over. Like they're trapped. It was so bad. The depression was so bad in these, in these buildings. People were jumping out of the buildings. And so Apple, when there was pressure put on Apple, because there were all these articles saying, And this is, are you happy with your cell phone? Because Chinese people are jumping out of buildings because they're working 50, 60, 70 hours a week. And you're taking all their money. It's a complete trap. And this is their own people.

And Apple said, look, you have to fix this. Do you know what they did to fix it? You're right, we do. We're going to lock the windows. And if they knock them out, we're putting nets. That's nice. They put nets at the end. So if they do jump, they'll hit the net.

Maybe just pay them a little bit more. Is that an option? They're like, oh, that's crazy. Wait a minute. No, no, no, no. That's, yeah. But that's more affordable. Right.

So I'm saying, what are they going to do? If this is their own people, what are they going to do? And listen, they're going to want to take Taiwan back. They're already trying to do that. They're already making these little fake islands. So they're making little fake islands off the coast of China so that they can expand the China's like what's their property. They're going to try and take, they want Taiwan, but they've already said that.

We want Taiwan back. They're taking Taiwan over. Yeah, we're going to take this back. What was the latest, at some point? What was the last jurisdiction they took over? What was the, oh, it was it, the NBA player was talking about it. The guy for the Celtics. I forget what, I forget.

What are we saying? What was the question? Man, I can't believe. They keep taking more, more territory. Like, they keep, they keep claiming more. Right, but nobody does anything. How come they can't take North Korea? They don't want North Korea.

They work with North Korea. Yeah, they don't want North Korea. They are a ton. There's a ton of people there. They're all starts. So basically they'd have to come in and feed the first. That's like us invading North Korea. Why don't we invade North Korea?

First of all. Because they have China. Well, of course, one, they have China. But the second problem is this, now we have to feed all these people. Like, they're starving to death right now. Right. We come in. It's a logistical nightmare to have to feed all these people in an economy that can't pay for their own food.

So I don't want, we don't want that problem. China doesn't want the problem. Why wasn't China? China could go in there in a weekend and take over the whole country. They're like, these people, these people, the average height down, there's like five foot one. They have no nutrition. I'm like a giant in China. I'm like six two in China.

I could be pushing everybody around. But yeah, it's, I mean, sorry, in China. In North Korea, it's horrible. Right. It's horrible. Did you see the one soldier? This was a couple years ago. He escaped.

He got through the, like, through like the demelter zone. He actually got into, he actually got into South Korea. He had, they were like, and this guy had like six different like tapeworms inside of him. He had all, he said malnutrition. I mean, he was just falling apart.

This is a, this is a soldier. And he was explaining, he's like, look, there's no food. Like we're barely being fed. And they chased him down.

They tried to kill him on their way there. They're shooting out of everything. You want to know what's fucking crazy? I just found out the other day when I googled it when me and him were to argue him out. He was trying to argue with me about China. He's saying, no, there's nothing wrong with China.

And I was trying to explain to him all this stuff. I was like, I was like, I looked it up. I said, what crimes are punishable by death in China? Fucking fraud. Oh, yeah. Mortgage fraud. No good, bro.

No good. That's penalty. Almost any type of fraud was death. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. It's, it's bad. Did you remember the thing with that guy, they, did they kill him?

Or did he kill himself where they had the dog food from China and they were putting some kind of bullshit filler in it? That was like, basically it was like, it was like styrofo or something in the dog food. something just to save a little few pennies and when they found out about it the guy was like i think killed himself or they because it was fraud like you're running a scam and you're making us look bad you're selling this to the americans now they're it's in all their papers they're going to stop they're going to stop buying this you know all food products for all these different companies and of course the chinese government you know we own parts of those companies like all right that's it you're dead

so he just killed himself i think he killed himself or i don't say he killed himself it was it was Listen, whatever it was, it was outrageous what happened to him as a result of it. Like, I hear, like, they'd be like, eh, you can go to jail for 18 months. Mm-hmm. You know, it was a bad... Probation. Yeah, it's fine. But China has, like, basically an economic stranglehold on the rest of the world.

Well, they've got a long-term plan. They're not thinking next quarter. They're not thinking next two or three quarters ahead. They're thinking the next half a century. Right. You know, so how do you... And their entire thing is being run by one guy and a... party this design for for world domination you know they're not saying hey let's all just be friends it's

like no no we're gonna they are listen they're gonna take over south america they're already taking it over south america and africa that's what's going to happen which parts of south america are they taking over i mean i don't know exactly what's what parts but there's tons of them down there really they're they're building roads they're building factories they're hiring people they're it's it's massive wow did you and you know in china they they they have like you know the the surveillance system where they can, they're tracking all their citizens, like almost all the cities. Like they are here. Facial recognition. Yeah, but this is they're tracking you everywhere you go. And they're

recording things that you do. No, I don't, not to, let me tell you. It's so out there. It's so obvious. They've come up with a, a social score. So social credit score. So social credit. So if you're on that way, we're on the, we're heading in that direction though here. If you've, you were drunk in public. Maybe they're just more open about it. Well, maybe, but, But listen, no matter how bad it is, it may or may not be here if it were to ever happen. There, you've been caught littering twice. You've been, there was a domestic charge. You weren't charged, but there was a domestic call.

Your neighbors complained. And one time you had a DUI four years ago. And guess what? You graduated high school, but very low in your class. So you've got a very low social score. So we're not going to allow you to use any of the trains or planes. You can't leave the country and you can't leave the city. And you can't live in certain areas.

Are you serious? Like, yeah, yeah, that's it. Yeah. What are you talking about? Like, I, I, I, the paper fell out on my pocket. My wife, since she's a, she's bipolar. She's screaming and the neighbor's called the cops. Like, what are you talking?

How is this? Yeah, no. It was to say I was drunk when I was driving. Right. Right. I, I, I, did I do bad at high school? No, but no offense. I had no, no parents, no, no parental supervision. And my teacher sucked and I have a learning disability.

How do I have a four on the social score? Like, I mean, you know, it's unfair. Like, there's, there's just these things that are just, ridiculous. Listen, bro, my biggest fear would be China. Luckily, by the time they probably start invading and taking over, I'll be dead. But they probably won't invade, like forcefully, right? No, right now they can't. They don't need to. They don't have the Navy. They don't have the ability to move their troops into, like,

one of the few countries in the world that has the ability to move a massive amount of their forces across the world is the United States. Right, right. China doesn't have that. Right now, their concern is, protecting our borders, and we can expand our borders from where we're at. Take over this country. We'll take over this island. Slowly. But at this point, they're spending more and more money every single year.

And I think it's something like in 10 years from now, they'll be spending the same amount of money we're spending on defense. And their economy is massive. Oh, yeah. So at some point, it will overtake our economy. When it overtakes our economy and they can outspend us, then they win. Right. You would think if you were in charge of a country, right? Like for a second hypothetically, forget about human rights, forget about the people of your country.

But if you treat your company, your, if instead of it being your business, it's your country. And you want to make it the dominant superpower of the world, they're doing it right. Like they are the superpower. Yeah, but they're also doing it at the expense of their own people. Like you would think you would try and dump money or dump more resources or, you know, have a, a, a, a, An economic plan that helped elevate your own people. I mean, a ton of people are just dirt poor in China. Like, grow your middle class.

You know, the United States in the 70s was like at our peak. Our middle class was massive. Like, people were doing well. You know, people aren't doing great now. You know, and. And one of the presidents had the idea of moving all of our industrial, you know, our industrial manufacturing and stuff with like car manufacturers and steel and all that stuff. We shipped it all to China, right?

Like, here's the, one of the president. When did that happen? I have no idea. Well, I don't know which president. There's a lot of cars that are made in China. There's a lot of cars that are made here, too. The problem is at some point. Like Detroit used to be,

Detroit used to be like a metropolis. Oh yeah. Of course. Now it's, now it's hellhole. Right. Right. But I mean, imagine someday you need to start, you know, you start manufacturing tanks and all of these types of things.

And most, a ton of stuff is being manufactured with your enemy. Mm-hmm. You know, I mean, what do you do? So it's just, I just don't think it's a good situation at all. Like, like to me right now with, with Biden being president, like, like, I didn't, I would invade Taiwan right now and just take it over. Like, take that whole lot. Like, who's going to really, nobody, you know, is he competent to make any of these decisions? Like, to him, he'd be like, I sent out of harshly worded email.

I mean, like, what are you going to do? Like, he's backpedaled so. much. It's such a disaster. Well, we bend the need of China pretty much constantly. All of our biggest companies do. The NBA bends the need of China when anything happens. When one of the NBA players or one of the NBA executives

says some shit about China on Twitter, they fucking, they fire that person or they push them down or they silence them. Yeah. At some point, the NBA completely bends the need of China because I think China's 10% of the NBA's total

revenue. What's Russia doing over there? Play this video. Play this video. This video is fucking hilarious. This is Ted Cruz talking to the TikTok executive. I was just going to say, that's Ted Cruz? Get some volume going.

Turn the volume up on the remote. On the remote, Aiden. I know that's the light. The TV remote. Yeah, right there. There you go. I like the title is Ted Cruz explodes. Oh, we got no audio.

Oh, you got it. You got to go to the volume audio settings on the on the monitor, on the bottom right. This is fucking great. Watch this. This guy's quoting Sherlock Holmes. Yeah, he is. Matlock.

Was he say no? If it's no, then it's no. Is it yes or no? It's obviously not no. Right? Well, you can't just say yes, right? He can't say yes, or he's dead, man. He might disappear. Wouldn't it be great if he said, Senator, I have children.

Yeah, right, right. Do you have children, Senator? It is not affiliated with TikTok. That's your question. That is the answer. Then say no. TikTok in China, that is an entity that is for purposes of a license of business in China that is not affiliated with TikTok.

So for the record, you're refusing to answer the question. I believe I answer your question. Yes or no? Tell me which one it is. Just give me one word, yes or no. Can you force somebody to give you a yes or no answer? No. No.

It does seem like it's a yes or no question. Is this company one of these? It would fall within this. You can't stop it. It's complicated. Yeah. That was long company fall within. That's like saying, is Shane a member of my family.

Right, right. Yes or no? Well, see, you're under, exactly. I'm not quite sure what you're saying. It's sketchy that he wouldn't answer no. Yeah. You know what I mean? Well, it's not even sketchy.

It's obvious. It's obvious. You can see, you can see. But I mean, he's playing the role like any other typical lawyer in the courtroom. I have children. Please, please stop asking me this question. So, Matt, based on your information and your knowledge that you know about China, why would that guy say yes or no?

All my, all my information comes from you. YouTube. But yeah, I mean, obviously, yeah, it must be. Is it crazy? Do you think China is collecting biometric data on American teenagers through TikTok? I think on anybody, on everybody. I think they've got massive buildings filled with, with computer banks that are just storing just tons of information on everybody. But, you know, what's interesting, what, one, why isn't TikTok in China? And the other, my other question is, is like, you understand, like, you understand, like, China doesn't, like, they don't have any respect for our intellectual property. Did you ever?

No, right. I told him that too. He doesn't care. Oh, did you? That's, what's wrong with you? So they're banking on you. So, like, look, you know. They're banking.

How much money is China making off me? Look, for instance, I'll give you an example. They're stealing intellectual property from U.S. companies. Like Nike? Who do you think pays for all of that research that China just comes in and says, oh, let's just steal this? You know, all. He doesn't seem too upset.

All the shoes are made there. Well, no, because they're making tons of money. So what do they care? But it's not, I'm not talking about, I'm not talking about, that's what they're banking on. They're banking on people to be happy watching sitcoms and playing with their cell phones while they grow and doing nothing. Pull your troops back from here. We don't need to build this many tanks. Forget about getting a next generation, the next generation fighter.

Don't worry about putting money into satellite research. We're good. We're happy. We've got cell phones. We get to go to dinner twice a week. Like, you know, we can play baseball. We can watch baseball and football. And, you know, so we're happy.

So what does it matter? While we're sitting here, you know, la, la, la, la, la. And they're building up, building up. And then one day they start building troop transports. We're not building nothing over here. No, but we're not expanding. They're expanding. Why aren't we expanding?

That's what I'm saying. Listen, like, you know, people talk about like colonialism, like, like, oh, Oh, you shouldn't have colonial. Listen, Mexico, if I was president in that, Mexico would be a state right now. I mean, we're worried about the border. Man, I'd just go in that whole place and clean it out. It'd be horrible. It'd be brutal.

Let me tell you something. I'm going in the vault. Firing squad. You would clean it out? Oh, there'd be firing squad. Oh, and as far as Afghanistan? That doesn't sound any better than China. No, wait till they get carte blotch to do whatever they want.

You don't really think that they're going to, like, let the rest of us. Like, we're subhuman to them. you know we the way we looked at the Chinese back in the shoot back throughout the the 19 the the 1800s and 1900s like we were like they were they were little people with squinty eyes and they couldn't see like like we were completely racist right well it shifted like they think we're we're we're not in the same category as them like they don't want

Americans like they'll take a couple Americans because you know we're kind of creative and they like to have us come in pay us a little bit of money steal our stuff steal this. The windmills that they all had, they had some company come in and build the windmills and come up with all of the, all the software. And then you know what they did? They said, yeah, we don't need any more your windmills. Why? Because we've now figured out how to do the software. We've now got, now we're manufacturing the windmills. We're putting them all up ourselves. We've stolen your intellectual property. These people then, the windmill companies over here for the electric windmills sued them billions of dollars worth of lawsuits that they're supposed to pay. And the Chinese

are like, yeah, we're not paying. But you clearly stole our stuff. You're using all of our technology to build your windmills. Yeah, I know. What are you going to do? Nothing. You're not going to do anything.

We can do shit. Right, we're just going to keep your stuff. So what I'm saying is they're basically getting economically bullied by them. Right. And at some point, at some point. You're telling me that doesn't go both ways? I'm saying that

right now, and for the past 50 years, we could have invaded all of these other countries. We didn't. We didn't, though. So what I'm saying is, They're already I think we kind of

I disagree. Iraq and I get Afghanistan we and baby I mean we own banks and all the fucking countries Yeah but you're So what just happened in Afghanistan You know what I'm saying

Like what's happened in all of these countries I mean we're saying hey become a democracy We're not coming in saying like to me It'd be colonialism I'd go straight in and just wipe out the entire upper structure And I would wipe out everybody And I put her own people in And I'd have green zones

and they'd all be subservient. It'd be brutal. They'd be firing squads. It'd be horrific. Because that's what's going to happen when China takes over. They're going to come in here, and your children are going to be lined up and going to their schools. And if you say anything, you're going to be in an internment camp,

or you're going to be executed, and they're going to go through and they're going to clean everybody out. You didn't tell me you were such a nihilist. I mean, what am I supposed to say, bro? I mean, it's the truth. I mean, that's what's going to happen. You think they could take us over? Right now I don't. Right now I don't. Right now I think it's it's first of all they can't they can't even invade right now like they literally can't move their troops.

Their navies like nothing to radar. Right. Right. But you also know what they're building because you know what they're building. They're building these these submarines that are completely kind of like we have the drones. They have subs that are like that. So their whole concept is right now we build you remember the wolf packs in World War II? So so in Germany what they could do. From inside of Germany was it was, we can't build these massive ships. It's too much. But what we can do is we can build a thousand, two thousand submarines. So we can make the sea so dangerous that they can't use it to their advantage. So we can't build a bunch of ships from Germany. We don't have the resources. We don't have the ability.

We can't get fucking drone submarines? No, what I'm saying is we don't have them. I'm saying they do. They're building so many of them that. they're going to make the sea so dangerous. Dropping bombs. They're going to make the sea so dangerous that even if they don't have the ships,

they can take out ours. They don't have to build ships to compete with us if they just remove ours from the equation. And it's cheaper to build... But submarines are considered Navy. A submarine is considered a warship. What what do you mean is considered a warship? It's considered... A submarine is part of a Navy. First of all, they're not even

manned. We're talking about... Oh, they're not man. No, they're like drones. They're on man. Right, so you've got surely we can get some of those. No? Huh? Surely we can get a few of those. I mean, but you have to develop, like, like, you can't put together something like that from scratch. We can't?

That takes a decade in research. Then you have to figure out the manufacturer, and then you have to, they're way ahead of us. They're already figuring this out. They're going to have a massive, massive military. And they've got, they got the men. Are you serious? Listen, check the comments. It's going to go nothing.

We got drones flying around the world dropping bombs on people. But they have. We can't figure out how to make them go under the water. They've got like 20 soldiers for every one soldier we have. Right. That's 20 to one. You can have bows and arrows and I can have a machine gun and guess what? You're going to take me out.

You got 20 guys. I've got what? You're going to get me. There's 20 of you. I don't know about all that. Yeah, that's definitely true. I mean, we got missiles and all sorts of shit. What's the population of China?

Yeah, but so why, how are they so far ahead of us? Well, even if they're not, look, I'm not saying that they are, They are technically superior. What I'm saying is if it comes down to it, the numbers alone should tell you that, first of all, they have more tanks than us already, by the way. They have more tanks. They have more troop transports as far as like inside the country. They have more jeeps. They have 20 times.

I think it's something like 20, 20 people, 20 soldiers for every one of our soldiers. I mean, come on, bro. 1.4 billion. I don't know. That's an issue. How many people we have? We have 300 million in the U.S. They got more people.

Is it 350? Is it 350 or 330 something right now? 3.350 maybe? What's the U.S. population? 1.4 billion in 2020 in China. That's fucking absurd. Okay, United States right there. Yeah, 325 million.

329 million. 3.20? Ooh, I said 330. Yeah, you were close. How many people, how many soldiers are in, or in the Chinese military? Yeah, look at that up. Soldiers in the Chinese military.

Did you see that video on social media of the North Korean soldiers putting on that show for Kim Jong-un. They had this group of North Korean soldiers doing like crazy fucking martial arts, like kicking people in the head, doing backflips, like Jackie Chan type shit. Yeah, this guy's like, he's like...

Okay, China, military size, 4 million, 15,000 total personnel. Four million. How many are you doing it? United States, 2.2 million. 4 million versus 2. So what? They got twice. Two to one.

Okay, twice. Whatever, bro. It's a lot. Yeah. It's a lot. That's double. That's double our people. Double.

Yeah, but it's not 20. But it is double. What do you want to do about it? I don't want to do anything. What do I want to do is I want to put more money into military and I want to start taking over some countries. That's what I want to do. I want to take all of South America. I want to take all the answer.

I was looking for. I want to take, I want to go in, I want to push all the way through Mexico. But we're already putting, we're already putting an insane amount of money to the military. What do you mean? No, no, I mean more. And I think you go in and you take over Mexico and I think you go into all of all of South America. And I think you go into all of Africa.

And I think that's it. Yeah, but then you got to feed all those people like you said. Now what? Listen, I'm not going to feed everybody, man. Look, the difference is that I'm not that concerned about feeding him. He wants to kill him. We were talking about wide-head firing squads. Listen.

This guy's, this guy, we're sitting next to the modern-day Hitler. I mean, listen. I'm just, look, I'm just saying something you've got to start thinking long-term. You're taking over. Like, well, like what's his name? Amadeo. You're just another Amadeo. Who's arrested, by the way?

So, he's in jail. What? He's back in jail? No. No. How did that happen? Probation got, they violated his probation. threw him back in jail.

Now, we don't know if it's a new charge. See, I don't talk to him. So, but we don't know if it's a new charge or if it's a new charge or if it's just a probation violation because he was combining several companies and he had a bunch of offices in Orlando. And basically, he was doing what he does. He was putting together a mass, a company and start, I told you, it's not stopping. Oh my God.

He's going on. And listen, in my book, I explain that this. is he will get out and do it all over again. He's been doing this. Yeah, yeah, he's, uh, oh yeah. It's, it's hard to have, it's, it's hard to have a positive outlook on humanity and the world when all it is is just these separate fucking groups of people just trying to take over and kill the other group of people. Did I tell you about that's all we are? One of his, one of his things was he was going to like execute like all the lawyers.

I mean, listen, during a. rant one. So, so just for your knowledge, I wrote a book called It's Insanity about a guy named Frank Cabadeo who... Go buy that fucking book now, you're cock suckers. Rapid cycling bipolar with features of schizophrenia that believes that God is telling him he is preordained to be emperor of the world. The book's not even long. It's like less than 200 pages, but great book. Tried to take over the Congo. Did you ever watch the documentary? Nine Days in the Congo? Awesome. Fucking amazing.

He's, he's great. Like, I mean, he got photos and everything. He tries to take over the Congo. He tries to become the what, the president of the Congo? No,

no, he tried to get a guy elected as president of Congo. Right, right. And the guy he had in his pocket. Yeah. And it was, they, he had a military,

um, he basically had like a private military group that went in there. He had a bunch of mercenaries. It was basically like a, it was basically like a, like a coup. They were going to take over a political coup, but still a coup.

And they figured it out and they arrested his guys. And eventually he gets him released. and it doesn't work, but the fact that you even think that you can do it is insane. Try to buy a bunch of F-15s and F-16s that were used. I mean, anyway, the point is, yeah, got out on COVID, violated somehow,

whether it's a new charge, I don't know, but they put him back in jail. He's back in jail right now. Fuck. Is he back in Coleman? No, no, he's just, right now he's just in like the Marshall's holdover. Oh my God. Damn.

I'm trying to think, you know, where, where? I'm trying to think, because I actually looked it up. so I mean you know I um can you Google Frank Amadeo let's see we can find any news articles on him that's fucked up I'm trying to find Mike Amadeo there's no fine in him he's in Danedin somewhere I don't know

trying to okay I know what I'm gonna do Frank Amadeo oh oh try the here it he's where he is he's in seminal sheriff dot org so Seminole Seminole County Sheriff.org. Seminole sheriff.org. Look, look, look, look.

Here. Oh, my God. Look at this fuck, bro. He looks old. He looks weathered in the space. He's trying to take over the world. I mean, it's not easy. It's hard on it.

It's a hard life. Wow. Did you go to the inmate thing? Can I have my thing back? I mean, let me see what else you got going on. Yeah, no, no, no, no. What are you doing? That's fucked up, man.

Fucking Amadeo, bro. So let me ask you this. If Matt Cox was president of the United States. Oh, God. What? Who are you taking first? You're taking Amadeo. You're going to make Amadeo.

Amadeo's president. Oh, listen, Amadeo. Amadeo's BP. He's head of military. Absolutely. Military, NASA. Yeah. And he may be joint chiefs of staff.

Listen, things are changing. Hey, speaking of NASA. Speaking of NASA. And there'd be, oh, my God, brutal. Who else are you hiring? Brutal. Listen, right now, it'd be the state of Afghanistan. We'd be 51 states.

There'd probably be, by now, 55 states. But why would you- That'd done taking over, like Mexico, Afghanistan. Oh, there'd be some. Puerto Rico, yeah, you're a state now. I mean, just like all these things that, no, no, we're scratching that. we're scratching that. Mm-mm.

No. So why doesn't the United States take over these countries? Because they consider it like colonialism and it's like it's bad because, oh, you're, you're making them subservient to your, because what happened was like, look, you've got France and the Netherlands also. It seems like if we can make Mexico, is the point, is the reason we don't, like, if you could say like, okay, we can take Mexico, we could do a deal, we could make them part of the United States and make Mexico, we can improve everything.

about Mexico, the quality of life there, the jobs there, like we can make it a, as part of the United States, it seems like it, you can do it without. Our economy would get hurt, though. That's the problem. Our economy, for a temporary period of time, would, would be, there would be a drain. Why? Because, because, because you'd be absorbing an economy that is not functioning as well as ours. Okay. You know, it'd be like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, marrying your, your wife who basically is in the whole every single month and now you have to start contributing to pay her bills. It's like, eh.

Right. You know, so eventually you think, okay, it's okay, because I can get her straightened out, and I can fix this, and we can refinance this, and we can do this. And eventually, five years, ten years from now, it'll be better, but it takes decades to bring that whole country up. You know, so instead what we say is build a wall, you know, keep very few of them from coming in. Let's try and trade with them.

You know, there's little things that we kind of do, but, because they're saying, look, it's a massive undertaking to do that. I personally don't think it's that massive if you just get rid of a good portion of the population. Fuck, bro. Is that wrong? I feel bad about that. Genocide? Yeah, that's kind of wrong.

I mean, I'm just saying in general, if you're a drain, it's an issue. They're killing each other off right now. What are you talking about? They're always killing one and other off. I mean, the cartels, yeah. Cartels, wipe them out. What's the problem with that? Wipe them out.

Make drugs legal. That would wipe him out. That would be an issue. But look, some drugs like meth. Legal. Legal. Yeah. You're talking about wiping them out. Let them wipe themselves out if they want to.

Make meth legal. Make cocaine legal. If you're going to be dumb enough. I mean, at least the people that die from cocaine and that shit right now is they die because they don't know what it's cut with. It's cut with fentanyl. And you don't know what the fucking... You're saying make a better product. If I take a shot of this.

whiskey. I know I'm drinking whiskey. If I drink, like, you know, this analogy has been made before. I could drink this whole bottle of whiskey. I know I would probably end up in the hospital or dead if I chug this whole bottle of whiskey, right? Okay. It's different with cocaine. If I got a little fucking ape, if I got a

fucking grandma cocaine, I don't know, I'm rolling the dice because you don't know what it's cut with. If it's cut with fentanyl, and I do a line of coke lace with fentanyl. Adios, amigo, bro. It's all bad. But if you know, that it's pure cocaine,

just like I know this is fucking whiskey, I know my tolerance. I know how much I can do. The reason so many people die from doing coke and doing fucking heroin, whatever it is, is just cut with all this fucking crazy shit. You don't know what it is because it's illegal and because cartels can cut it, not the cartels, the cartels usually

provide pretty much a pure product. A1. But when it gets to the U.S., some of these guys in the U.S., the drug dealers in the U.S., they'll cut it with their shit to kind of increase their profit margin and the result of that is a lot of people die because they don't know what they're getting. If you made it legal and you regulated it

and you tested the purity, I don't think cocaine's a bad thing. If cocaine was legal and regulated and it was you could buy a bottle of whiskey, just like if you could buy a bag of Coke, just like you could buy a bottle of whiskey, I think it would, you know, first of all, it would fucking pick out the cartels.

Second of all, people wouldn't be dying from it. It costs too much because then your government owns it and they want to make some money. I guarantee you if cocaine was legal, still more people would die from alcohol than they went from cocaine. Probably. Mm-hmm. And it would take out the cartels. Instead of fucking putting them in front of firing squads like you want to do. Listen, nobody's missing those guys.

All right? You're a real piece of shit, Matt. I mean, what am I supposed to say? Danny, sorry. You should just go join China. Yeah, you should. Oh, wait. Wait till they take over.

Shane loves China. You should just join their side. Bro, when they come in, there's gonna, it'll be execution. It'll be, they'll be wiping you out. Shane visited China once when he was like 13 years old. Take me out then. Did you? Did you?

Did you? Yeah, it was China. Where'd you go? Well, we stayed in Guantjo most of the time. So now he thinks he's like a local there. He's like, bro, quit talking shit about China, bro. I've been there, bro. Just like he was born.

That's exactly what I said, Matt. He was born in Pittsburgh. he was there for like a week and now he thinks he's like a fucking he's like a Pittsburgh uh you know he's a yinzer he's a Pittsburgh fan because he was there for that he was there for the first week of his life so he thinks he's like a local Pittsburgh in he's like why were you in China uh my uncle married some girl from China nice we stayed over there with her family and shit yeah which uncle uh on my dad's side the uh uncle was at your grandma's house no that's how'd that work out good still married still with her

I don't know, I think so China was pretty cool Does China have a lot of male order brides I wonder if China If you can get if you get male Russia thing Russia and China No no there's tons of them from South America too

Like there's tons of women that will Will come here to be married to an American I mean they'll pay To get your green card Yeah Well right right To be a citizen citizen you don't mean Because there's the citizenship

Because the United States has the like the human rights There are the human rights, freedoms in the United States are unlike any other country, right? Especially China and Russia. I don't know about that. But that's what they're pitching. That's what they're pitching, bud. I wonder if people in Russia and China get mail order bribes from the U.S. Too expensive.

Come on. No. The billionaires probably do. Nobody wants these American women. I bet you're a problem. They're not obedient. They're not obedient. They don't listen.

That's true. They want stuff. That's true. You get some chick from China. Like, did you ever see the Eddie Murphy of Raw where he's like, look, he's just happy, like they got some shoes. Like, you bought him some regular shoes. They're like, oh, Eddie, thank you for the shoes.

You know, they're like, so, yeah. Shane loves China. Well, I mean, that's good. I'm telling you it's going to go bad. It's going to go all go. It's probably, it might not be for 25 years. Do you think 25 years China's taking us over? I think that it's, I think that it's, it's 25 years.

So you know what's funny is like we're saying this right now, But let's say it's five years from now, they invade Taiwan. They just take it over. And then you go... That's going to be less than five years, don't you think? I don't know. I'm shocked they haven't been done it this year. But to me, then you go, okay, well, then they kind of back off like, yeah, that's it.

That's it. And then suddenly, you know, they invade, like, you know, Pakistan. They have, like, issues with the border of Pakistan. And you don't think the U.S. instantly starts seeing some red flags and starts fucking around over there? U.S. ain't going to fuck around with that, though. Listen, this isn't like going against... We've been fucking around over there with everybody the whole time. The U.S.?

The U.S. and China? Not China, but Afghanistan. Yeah, but Afghanistan. Afghanistan, their military was like South Carolina National Guard. I mean, it was ridiculous. But you think we're just going to let China keep taking shit over? I think they keep doing it, yeah.

Yeah, because eventually they get so big that you're like, look, a full-out war is a full-out war. So who are they taking over so far? I mean, they're, they've been pushing back. First of all, they constantly have battles or disagreements with, is it Pakistan or India? I think it's Pakistan. What? No?

So, I mean, you know, so they're also, listen, they're also trying to expand. You know, they're doing a lot of stuff. And I know what you're going to say in America did the same thing and everything. The problem is they're doing it better. So they have a better long-term policy. And in the end, their goal is that they are going. going to continue to take over these. Look, they're surrounding us right now.

You know, they're, they're in South, in South America right now. Like, it very, there's a ton of China, Chinese in, in Peru. I mean, eventually, Chinese companies? Chinese companies and Chinese.

Like, I have a, but they, what does it matter if there's some Chinese people living there? What does that matter? No, no, not some. I mean, a lot. Like, they're going in, they're building factories. They're building, they're building all throughout, and they're hiring, you know,

they're hiring those workers. and what they're doing is it's influence. They're trying to push their influence. And at some point, that influence shifts against the United States. That's all I'm saying. The funny thing is, is like, you have to look out for your interest. How many people can they take over that we're not friends with? I mean, first of all, our friends are fleeting.

You know, like, even the thing with Afghanistan, like, did you see almost all of our allies are like, you just pulled, you never asked, you pulled out, you didn't. tell us this is coming. Like, they're scrambling to get out of Afghanistan because like 80% of all the troops there are like the United States. You don't know, I don't know if it's exactly 80, but there was a ton. Like, they just did it. So their, our allies are furious at us. You know, so, I mean, it gets to be, it just gets to be an issue.

It's just credibility. And eventually people start saying, look, we're just not going to back you. And China is too powerful. And so what do you do when they start taking over these little countries? The United States does not. The United States has been bending the need of China for a while. No matter what they do. They've been bullying us.

Yeah. Listen, not to say we didn't bully them for a long time and everybody else. And I get it. It's like, but to say, okay, well, then now it's our turn to take some crap. Well, that's karma. I disagree. Sure. Is it unfair?

Yeah. Is it unfair that, you know, that we pushed a whole bunch of people around for, for decades. And now they're pushing us around. Inslave to people. I mean, yeah, fucking. They have slavery there now. I mean, they take people in from North Korea and they harvest them for their fucking organs. What is that?

They're making your Nikes that you're wearing. I don't have Nikes. There's an entire area in China that basically they're like starving to death. They have intern camps. Right, right. Can you punch up intern camps in China? Internment, internment? Internment.

I said, internment. What is an internment camp? It's basically nice. It's insanity. I love it. I love it. I didn't even see that. Frank,

I'm a day. Frank looks 20 years younger in that photo. Yeah, well, that was a while ago. That was before he did 10 years in prison. Internment camp. Yeah, China. No, but China has a really big organ industry. Yeah.

Harvesting organs for people. Oh, is that, that's it right there. Wait, what is it called? Yings internment camp? Oh, yeah, they have camps. Right. There's like a whole section of their population that they're basically going after

and putting in these camps. For what? What are these camps? I don't know. They got some problem with... Click on that photo again, Aden, the top one. All right, now click on the link. The Wikipedia link. Yeah, right there. They got some problem with the ethnicity of this group of people. The Yinyang internment camp, officially called the vocational education and training centers by the government of China.

Our internment camps operated by the government of the... I'm not going to even try to say that. And the Chinese Communist Party, CCP. Human rights watch say that they have been used to indoctrinate UJNHurs and other Muslims since 2017 as part of a People's War on Terror, a policy announced in 2014. The camps have been criticized for alleged human rights abuses, including mistreatment, rape, and torture by the governments of many countries and human rights organizations. Huh. Yeah, that's not the segment of the population that I'm talking about. There's an entire area.

Somebody I'm sure in the, I'm sure guys will scream and holler that you're talking, what I'm talking about. There's an entire area that they're going in. It's like saying. Yeah, I've heard this. They have camps there where they basically enslave people. Right, right. It's like saying, it's like if suddenly the United States government said, you know what,

we're going to go after all the Puerto Ricans. Right. Like, that's what's happening. They're saying, we don't like this section of our population. Right, right. It's really an area of China. And so they're going after and they're grabbing all those guys. They're putting them in.

And they're starving them to death, and there's all kinds of human rights violations, and they're putting them in these camps. You know, I mean, it's... So, yeah. And there's nothing that we can do about it. Like, normally, if this was another country, United States would go in there and fucking destroy them, right? But it's China, so we don't do anything? They don't complain.

Like, what, we complain a little bit? They're like, so what? Do you want your, you know, do you want your ab rollers and your Nikes and your cell phones? Right, exactly. We'd like that. Okay, well, then shut up, right. the fuck off the United States. Right.

Right. So, you know, but the problem is at some point, it becomes, it does become your problem. And then you turn around and you go, well, wait a second. Well, why didn't somebody say something, you know, earlier? And you're like, well, because, you know, we were getting cell phones and we were happy and we got to watch sitcoms. And we're good, you know, we got TikTok. So, you know, why complain that much? It's kind of, you know what it reminds me of it.

It's kind of like the Holocaust. Like you, they were rumbling. Yeah, I always love it when you got a whole bunch of people that will say, well, the United States didn't know anything about the Holocaust was going on, but we did know. We knew for, there were newspapers or there was tons of stuff where we knew this was what was going on, but what they were concerned about was winning the war. So we're not going to put too much emphasis on that. That can wait.

You know, we're not going to push that. And this is, this is even prior to World War II. They just weren't concerned about it. And so they're allowing it to happen. And it wasn't worth going to war over. And they were executing these people. they're just kind of pushing these people around and it's their own people

and so what? And yeah, people are dying and some people are getting star to death and that's where they... But I mean, so you've got the Holocaust is going on in World War, prior to World War II we didn't do anything. Not only we're not doing things like they held the Olympics,

you know, that Hitler held the Olympics, we went in, we had, Hitler was like Time Magazine's man of the year. What? Pull it up. Stop it. Add off Hitler. Man in the Year Time magazine.

Stop, when was it? That did not happen. Oh, I wish I was a betting man. Pull this up now. I want to see this. There's no way. If this happened... I said, I wish I was a bet, man.

If this ever happened, this had to have been scrubbed from the internet. No, I don't know. It's there. How much? I'm not betting you. Two cups of coffee. I'll bet you two cups of coffee. Two cups of coffee. How about dinner? You're since you're paying for dinner anyway. That's a Danny deal. Yeah. I'm paying for it anyway.

Adolf Hitler. Time Magazine person of the year, right? Yeah, man of the year. Tie game, first quarter. Second quarter has just started, 7-7. Listen, this guy... Carl's Packers are tied. This guy was elected.

We're distracted by our sports, our sports betting, our TikTok. We don't have time to worry about world domination, okay? Oh, man. What am I, Frank Commodeo? Hitler Time Magazine of the Year was not... That's not what it says. It's fake news, Matt Cox. Quit trying to...

What do you what? Look on it. 1938. The fro. Fact check. The claim. Hitler's selection as Time Man of the Year shows why media is not your friend.

Time Magazine's Person of the Year franchise... Yeah, it is true. Oh, it is true. Wow. The first person to appear on the cover was Charles Lindberg in 1928. A decade... A decade later, Adolf Hitler. Man of the Year, 1938.

Nazi leader was Man of the Year in 1933. No fucking way. Germany was great. They were doing great. They were taking names. They were, they were manufacturing. It was great.

It's a wonderful. It's a wonderful place. Nobody cared. Who cared? Wow. Who is that? Is that Keshogi right there? A Jamal Kishogi?

Yeah. No idea who that is. Looks familiar. Yeah. Definitely. Wow. What about Saudi Arabia, bro? I mean,

they're killing people in other countries, cutting them up and taking the body. He's out. Jamal Khashoggi. Oh, yeah. Is that who it was? Yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah, the reporter, right?

The reporter, yeah, I think it was for the Washington Post. What's he doing? He'd written a couple nasty articles. About Saudi Arabia. Yeah, about this one prince in particular. So they invite him... MBS. They invite him to the embassy to fill out paperwork or do something.

You wanted to travel or something. In Turkey. He was in Turkey. Right. Goes in. Never leaves. They chop them up. They have audio.

They have all the... He killed him, chopped him up, and then walked the pieces, like out, like, walked him out, like in bags and stuff and dropped him on. They burned him in, like, a furnace or something at somebody's house. You got some fucking nerve. Go stepping around over there talking all that mess. This guy's heartless, bro. It's horrible. It's horrible.

He's a... You're talking about killing people taking over the world. Who are you judging right now? This guy went over there and talked shit about him. And they fucking picked him up and they slammed them. No, he didn't, no, he didn't do that. He wrote some articles. He wrote some articles.

He wrote some articles. But the print, he just wrote some articles, but they, but the print. It was a prince, right? Huh? There's a prince or something. Mahal and Salman. Yeah, right, right, right. Snowden just wrote a couple articles, do.

Yeah, but he's safe in Russia. What about Julianne Assange? Julian Assange. He's in, he's in the UK right now. He's on trial right now. And the U.S. is trying to get him extradited here. And, for releasing, for releasing, for releasing footage of, for releasing footage of Oh, the drone strike?

The fucking drone strikes on people that the U.S. was fucking... Right. For showing that the U.S. was doing something that was like... Just committing murder, bro. Right, right. And so they're trying to get them back here and throw them in jail. Right, that's ridiculous. For being a journalist.

For being a journalist. Right. For exposing you for what you shouldn't have been doing. Right. Yeah. It's bad. And what else happened? The lawyer that, that represented a bunch of people,

a bunch of people for, he represented tons of indigenous people against a lawsuit against Chevron, I believe it was, for a oil field spill where basically Chevron had an oil spill that affected a bunch of indigenous land and forestry in the United States, and he fought against Chevron back in the early 1990s.

Was this a young guy, was he a young lawyer? Yeah, and then he just now, they just now, they're like demonizing him. got sentenced to fucking six months in prison for contempt of court and it's insane like that's never happened

fucking this guy this guy literally just represented people who lived on indigenous land who got affected by an oil spill from Chevron and now he's going to prison for contempt of court for six months fucking Jeffrey Epstein

didn't even go to prison he got a fucking sweetheart deal in Florida for fucking molesting kids on his first go around Yeah, and still fuck that up. And still fucked out. And that's how sick he is. He couldn't even stop.

It just shows. It just shows that a fucking American is run by corporations. And these corporations will get whatever the fuck they want. Did you read the book, The Pelican? Not the movie, but did you ever read the Pelican brief? No. I haven't heard of it. Oh, it was.

I'm an idiot. I don't know anybody. No, and it was John Grisham. It was John, but it was before your time. But it was basically the, it was a law firm represented this, this, this, it was like an oil interest and they wanted to go into the Everglades and drill for oil in the Everglades. But because there were pelicans, there were a certain type of pelican and they were endangered, they weren't going to be allowed to do it. They knew that their case was going up to the Supreme Court.

Like they tried to do it. They got stopped by this young, a young couple, like a young lawyer had stopped them. But he had won, like he'd won the case. And the case was going to be decided in the Supreme Court. but they knew these two Supreme Court judges are a problem for us. They're going to vote for the Pelicans and we're not going to be able to drill. But if they died and if they both ended up dying and there were two new justices appointed that were in our favor, we'll win the pelican, we'll win the lawsuit and we'll be able to get billions of dollars in oil.

We'll be able to drill. So they actually assassinate two sitting Supreme Court judges in order to have these new judges placed in their place. It's a great book. When did this happen? No, it didn't happen. It's just called the Pelican Brief. But I've been saying it's a whole corporate greed type thing. It's not a real thing.

It's not a real thing. It's a great. They made a movie out of Dinsale Washington. It sounds like something that would happen. Right. That's all the thing. Well, there's tons of stuff like that. Like, for instance, for instance, Tom Clems.

Tom Clancy wrote a book called Splinter Cell. Well, he wrote tons of them. That's a video game that we want. I'm pretty sure it's also a book. Well, what was it? Was it the debt of honor? It was dead of honor where there's a Japanese terrorist that crashes a plane into Congress. Right.

And then like 10 years later, you've got people crashing planes into, you know, buildings. Like there's like things in these books that were like semi-predicted prior to that. Like that was this, a terrorist attack was to use a plane filled with gasoline to crash into Congress, wipe out all of count Congress. Instead, these guys hit the World Trade Center, you know, whatever. When did this book come out? I was there about 10 years before a 9-11. Wow.

But I mean, that's, you know, you always see some. Well, I'm not saying there's a connection. I'm just saying that a lot of times these things are. Well, the 9-11 planes, all of those planes were, they had flight past, they were going to Los Angeles. Yeah, so they were filled with fuel. They were filled with fuel. Yeah. Yeah.

Unbelievable. Yeah. Whatever. Lots of stuff going on. But yeah. So, I mean, he predicted the whole, hey, did you ever read the book, Jennifer Government? I've read, like, three books my whole life.

Okay. Well, if you get locked up for 10 or 12 years, you'll start reading. That's why we have you on here because you read so many books and you're so smart. Jennifer government's great. It's like in the future. I read, I read, go dog, go. one fish, two fish. One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish.

I read the Cookie Monster cookie book. I only have a few books I read every day. So in Jennifer government, Nike ends up doing what they call guerrilla marketing where they end up hyping up these shoes saying that there's a limited amount of the shoes. Like there's only, we're only producing 10,000 of them. They're going to have 500 here and 200 in this store.

So people pack the stores, but they don't have 500. They have like 5,000. So they hype it up. And then what they do to give the shoes street cred, they hire people to kill the first four or five people that end up getting the shoes. So they shoot them, steal the shoes,

and that gives them street cred. So people want them even more. But they're saying they're limited of maybe 10,000, but really there's like 200,000 or a million. million shoes. Yeah. But people are so pumped. Supreme,

that's what they do. That's great. I mean, it's a great book. And you have to pay the police to investigate the murders. So your family gets murdered. You want,

the person that killed your daughter, you want her found. So you refinance your house and you have to pay the police to track the people down. Because unless you can't pay for it, you have to pay for crime. To pay for it.

And it comes down to the shoes are made in China. And the shoes actually are called, they're called, I remember they were called, Mercury. and they were they made him for like a dollar 75 a cents and they were selling them for like 1500 or 1800 bucks yeah the uh the rarity of it is what sells more hard the harder they are to get

the more people want them but the book has all these supply and demand well the book any typical business how the book has all these crazy things they have these crazy things that are happening and they're happening like then it's like that's not that's happening this is happening like these are things that yeah it's called jennifer government I always thought they'd make a movie out of it You should make that movie There's a lot of books that they should have made movies out of But they won't because

This one was, you know what's funny too That you had a barcode Like oh no Jennifer government has like a She has a barcode right here Oh and your surnames are whoever you work for So if you work for Nike Then your name would be Danny Nike So everybody's named like this guy works for the NRA

It's like his name's Matt NRA NRA got, you know, Shane unemployed. That's how it is. Yeah. Right. Shane concrete. Yeah.

Exactly. So that's what, and then when you change your job, you get a new surname. Huh. The whole thing is insane. Oh, there are gangs of kids that are like in a gang, and Nike and McDonald's will pay you to tattoo their symbol, or I'm sorry, their emblem. Is it emblem? What would you call it?

Logo, whatever, on you. And so you're basically with a gang. People are getting beat. up because they're going into McDonald's. And they're like, you know, you McDonald's or Burger King? I'm going over here to McDonald's. And then they jump and they start beating the guy up. I'm Chick-fil-A, bitch.

Interesting. Matt, did you watch Squid Games? No, and everybody told me I have to watch it. And I don't, you know, I do like the concept. He's, uh, the Squid Game Director, Creator, is beefing with LeBron James. Do you know who LeBron James is? Yeah, I know who fought LeBron James is. He's beefing with the creator of.

Squid games because LeBron said the ending was lame. Okay, we got a flea flicker here. We're watching the Packers game. LeBron said that the ending sucked. The guy should have gotten the plane and went

and saw his daughter. And the Squid game guy made some sort of statement. He's like, well, you should remake the whole series and do your own ending then, LeBron James. Maybe you'd have, you know. So now they're just going back and forth. Yeah, now.

I think that was all there was. It's funny. Yeah, I don't know if there's anything else, but it's funny that it's like an internet beef now. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. What's going on?

What are we doing? I'm pretty drunk. Are you good? Is that? I'm pretty, I'm pretty buzzed up. You didn't drink very much. YouTube has got some competition finally.

Who's that? Spotify. What are they doing? What do you mean? So, starting today, every episode of this podcast. Right. We'll be on Spotify. Well, it's always been on Spotify.

But now you get all the video as well. Oh, okay. So the video. So now Spotify is rolling out video for podcasts. So if you have a video podcast on YouTube, it was only available previously with audio on Spotify. Now Spotify gives podcasts the option to have video. Is it monetized? Yeah, it's monetized.

Yeah. Yes. So Spotify gives serves ads on your podcasts now. So we have ads that are running on our Spotify episodes. and you get the video, the same video, get on YouTube, you get it on Spotify

on the Concrete Podcast. What about the... So YouTube's got a little bit of competition now, which is a good thing because they've been, you know, obviously it's a fucking giant tech monopoly when no one has,

you know, any way of competing. And Spotify is a, I think it's a... It's a Beijing own company. No, it's not Beijing. That'd be funny. It was Beijing.

It's, uh, it's a, it's, uh, where is it? Not Denmark, but what's the other, with the other Finland. Not Finland,

not Denmark. Norway? Swedish. I think it's a Swedish company. Did you? I mean, not that's not interesting. I think that is interesting.

Yeah, so you should be getting your video on Spotify now. I got to talk to Colby. Who's Colby? Colby is the guy who does like everything for me. He does all the,

he does, he shoots the videos, he puts everything up. Where does he live? Lakeland. Lakeland? Lakeland. Lakeland. Yeah.

Well, about an hour drive. It's an hour drive. So he comes over every two weeks and we shoot videos for a whole day and then we put him up. Every two weeks he comes over? Sometimes, sometimes every week. Well, not very often. On average, basically about every two weeks. Maybe he might come two weeks in a row.

But typically we're trying to get it down. So it's every two weeks. But did you hear about the YouTube that they're supposed to be rolling out? Did you hear it's, is it the thanks button or the appreciation button? They used to call it the applause button. Now they're calling it the appreciation button. Did you hear that? No.

So they want to add an additional button. So you have the thumbs up, the thumbs down, and then you can share your video. They have another one that they're rolling out right now. Some channels already have it where you can click on it and you can donate money. So it's already connected. You can donate like $3 or $0.50. Oh, yeah. On live streams and shit.

No, no. This is regular. Oh, really? So if they're just watching this video and somebody goes, man, that's a good video. I'm going to go ahead and give Danny. Give them a tip. Boom. But it goes like in increments.

It's like $3.3.90, $7, $12, $22, I don't know. The numbers are weird. 49, like up to like $49 or $50. Yeah. Wow. Like I would love that. Yeah. Because two bucks is nothing.

Yeah, the doctor would be like. The doctor knows how to tip. The doctor is a tipper. Yeah, he is. I told you he came here with the green with the Lamborghini. We went out to, bro. Yeah. Yeah.

You know, he, I remember he was like, come on, bro, you want to go drive the, come and drive. I said, I don't want to drive the car. You rented it? Yeah, he rented it. You didn't want to drive it? I mean, you know, obviously I did want to drive it. But I didn't. You didn't drive it?

No, because I didn't drive that car and then I got to get back in my car. I feel like I was driving the... Yeah, but at least you did it. Yeah, the Lamborghinis, I haven't really that, like, that exciting anymore because the Tesla's, the Tesla's smoke Lamborghinis now. I don't care. It's still cool as cool. Yeah, that's cool.

You're driving Lamborghini. It's like a piece of art. It's like driving a model. Right. It was amazing. I mean, just seeing the car, I mean, he got, listen,

he was funny. Yeah, but the Tesla's fucking smoke Lamborghinis now. Really? Any of the Teslas. Yeah, off the line, they're zero to 60s

way faster than a Lambo. They don't look like a Lambo, though. That's right. They don't quite look like a Lambo. That's true. Yeah. Yeah, my wife's getting the new Tesla

Model X. I never know what that is. It's the one with the, fucking gull wings. The one with the bat wings, the sea gull wings, the gull wings. Is it,

uh, is it a coup? No, it's the SUV. The biggest one they have. Oh, it's a four door. It's a four door.

An SUV? I didn't even know they had an, it's like a mid-sized SUV. It's like a hatchback. It looks like a hatchback kind of. But it's the biggest Tesla that's currently available. And it's got the back wings that are like gull wings that come up. Cool.

Bad ass. It's faster than a Lambo. We're running out of time, Matt? Now I'm not running out of time, but I just, I mean, How long is this podcast? Like, are we running out of stuff?

What are we doing? Well, you only got here at 8 and it's 930. I got here at 740. Should we wrap it up? I don't. It's up to you. I mean, you got some, what else do you want to talk about? I'm ready to go.

Let's keep talking. Facebook just changed their name to. What are you doing? Meta. No, they didn't. Yeah, they did. They just changed their name to meta. What are you talking about?

Facebook changed their name to meta. Because pull up this video of Elon Musk talking. fucking Aiden. God damn it. Let me change the... God damn it. God damn it, Aden! PC? Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, just got on YouTube, got on the internet and said he's changing the name of Facebook because Facebook has such as bad rap of just being like...

That's the Tesla. That's the Tesla I got. Right there. Look at the back doors. Pretty cool. No Lambo. No Lambo. Anyways, Facebook's now called meta. You gotta show Matt the video Am I believing this? You gotta show Matt the video

Because Facebook is so synonymous For like right now they have such as this bad But that's not gonna cheat cloud People are gonna be like oh this is no It's gonna help Well watch Mark probably will Mark Zuckerberg's got a great sales pitch for it He's saying

You know we're all about expanding the metaverse Watch this shit bro Watch this He's so creepy This is gonna get memed so hard bro talk about a total not connect like I mean he should have hired somebody for this yeah

what the fuck did he do this look at his surfboard in the background who told him to do this the surfboard makes it more human he looks like a he looks like an avatar his hair looks like it's painted on yeah there's some new like virtual reality thing

he's trying to create like a virtual reality social media platform I just came. An add in one second. China's taken over. Look at this. Hey Mark. They're playing poker.

Who made this place? You did. Oh, this is, this is, so bad. Shane, would you play this poker match right here? Why? You wouldn't shoot dice with those people? This is called the metaverse, Matt Cox. So this is the metaverse, but he's not changing Facebook.

They're trying to purge the boomers. They're changing the name from Facebook. Because it's full of boomers and it's full of like... Okay, so they're trying to update it. There's a rebrand. Because Facebook's got this bad rap right now in the media for being a fucking shitty company. Look at the Vice headlines.

Vice is objective. He wants to make the world an NFT. he looks fake yeah he does you guys fucking alien bro this is like me reading my my my stories like I don't do it because

I'm not good at it he looks like he's been hit in the iron neck see does he have the iron neck yeah he's probably a robot Packers up 107 you did you you interview the guy that wrote social media right social network social network

yeah yeah and Bitcoin billionaires right he fucked over those two guys the winklevoz twins yeah he basically paid him off like a couple billion dollars they invested it all in bitcoin and now they're fucking bitcoin billionaires

trillionaires yeah so it's now called meta what are your thoughts on that Matt Cox are you joining I don't know this is gonna be this is gonna be a Facebook sounds like I already joined you're already in if you're already a member of Facebook probably I'm pretty sure you're killing me with this look I still have

a Facebook app still says Facebook You still use Facebook because you're a boomer. You and Shane don't use Facebook. No, you use meta. So it didn't change. I use Facebook. I use Facebook for the marketplace. Facebook Marketplace where you buy shit, like locally.

It's like the local Craigslist. Facebook Marketplace has got to be crushing Craigslist, bro. No, bro. My wife buys stuff on Facebook Marketplace, keeps it for a year, sells it a year later for more than what she bought it for. Nice. It's pretty insane. Well, I mean, I've still had Facebook.

Sorry, I still have. shut this motherfucker off. I still have Facebook. So how did they change the name? They just haven't done it yet? Soon they're going to be, yeah, they're going to roll out the name change. They change the fucking sign in front of their fucking headquarters on Hacker Boulevard. And, well, they got this such a bad rap in the media and in the world lately for being just such a shithole company.

As far as like disinformation, their algorithms, like keeping people in these echo chambers and creating all. this like division. Sounds like some China shit. When it comes to elections. The guy's working at Facebook's jumping out the fucking window. They put nets up. No, it's not like that at Facebook. Trust me.

And they have the fucking algorithms. They have the fucking algorithms that keep people in their echo chambers. And, yeah, they just have a bad rap. So I think part of the reason they're changing it's a meta. What did you say echo chambers? Gas chambers. No. No, that's math translation of it.

Yeah, echo chambers. That's because the algorithms, the way they work is they keep you in echo chambers. So if you're on Facebook and you're Matt Cox and you're on there and you fucking hate liberals or you hate Donald Trump, right? You're going to keep clicking on all these articles and looking at all these memes about fucking anti-Trump and why Trump sucks. And they're going to keep, they see you hate that. They're going to keep feeding you that stuff and keep, they're not going to feed you any. Any sort of varying opinions. I kind of assumed that.

That's why with like, it's obvious. It's obvious. Right. And they're doing it in a way. That's how they make more money because you're going to, they know what you're going to click on. They're not going to feed you any sort of alternative opinions,

any sort of anything that pushes back on what you already believe. So obviously, have you seen the documentary on Netflix called the Social Dilemma? Social Dilemma. You got to watch it. I haven't watched it, but I saw it. It's all about the algorithms on social media.

and how basically these social media algorithms that Facebook created and now is on Instagram and Twitter and everywhere else that these algorithms are generated, they're there to make more money for these companies. They make more money because people click on more shit, right? And you feed the people that, if I want you to click on shit, I'm going to give you shit that you like. I'm not going to give you anything else that you don't like.

Thank you. And that creates more people, it creates more division and divide in the country. And then you have companies in Russia that are like these, meme factories. Like, I always thought that Instagram page called this typical liberal was one of them.

But it's basically like, it's called a typical liberal. And it's a Instagram page that just creates memes shitting on left shit or Joe Biden or any kind of thing. It's all about like, like they show people shooting machine guns and showing them what, like America machine guns. And Joe Biden's a, you know, a dumb ass and shit on him. And it's just like all cow, you know,

it all just panders to this right. wing ideology and and there's companies in Russia that create these memes that serve them to Facebook and Instagram and create this echo chamber that just gets people to fucking fester on these ideologies and on these memes and all on these links on these articles what's created and that's what's created all this divide going on in our culture right now and it's basically like it's separating America. I can see that, but I can see that, but. It's creating chaos in America, right?

It's a slow burn. Like you said, Russia and China, they're playing the long-term game. Yeah, well, I said China, but I, yeah. Russia and China. And that's the shit that creates like the whole QAnon. You know what Q&on is? Yeah.

I just had that guy on the podcast two days ago, the guy who made that documentary on HBO called Q Into the Storm. And he's in QAnon or? No, he did a documentary on the Q&ON conspiracy And how that like culminated in the January 6th attack on the Capitol Did you? And the guy with the fucking horn, the Q shaman, the guy that was sitting in the desk in the capital. Yeah, yeah.

Did you release it yet? I didn't see it. No, no, I haven't released it yet. I just recorded a couple days ago. I'm not going to, I'm actually not going to release to like late November because his documentary is going to be released like wider than. You're going to do it simultaneously to help it? Yeah, it's already on HBO that's going to be on like a lot more platforms late,

late November. But that was a fucking crazy thing. Like, there's these, there's these, um, these things, these chans, they're called chans on the internet, like, where there was like four chan, eight chan now it's called eight coon. Where like these, like, these message boards where people remain anonymous and you can post whatever the fuck you want. They don't collect any of your data. You're completely anonymous. And it's like the fucking, it's just a hellhole on the internet where people can post these photos, videos, the most fucked up shit, like murders and, there's the fucking Hitler frogs and everything

And these chans Why did you point at me when you said Hitler frogs? What is a Hitler frog? You never seen the fucking Pepe the frog meme With the fucking swastika arm band? No, I think I have seen it. Yeah. And these chans are where this Q thing started on these on 8chan.

And he just does a deep dive into this thing And finds out like who, like if he goes to, he gets like in bed with this guy, this kid who lives in Japan who started 8chan and the charge right here we go and he is his basic I don't want to like spoil the whole documenters

a fucking phenomenal documentary and it shows it explains like the erosion of privacy on social media and how it's created all this stuff and the guy essentially who created 8chan who lives in Japan right who is in

who is Q after doing his documentary he is come to the conclusion that this guy is the main guy that nobody really knows who it is who is claiming to be cute he's saying this guy's now running for fucking uh congress in uh

Arizona nice it's fucking crazy shit bro he's infiltrating cue into the storm you gotta watch it over you gotta watch the documentary it's fucking insane yeah I do I need to watch a lot of documentaries there's like I've got like four documentaries that are on a list

of I've been people you gotta watch this you got to watch this got to watch this got to watch that and i do i need to do it when like when i paint i need to turn on documentary that way i can paint and listen to the documentary yeah i just don't i've just been going non-stop for the last like week or two how do you what do you listen to when you paint typically you listen to music no i typically listen to documentaries but like i like like like world war two documentaries or i feel like i was happier when i never listened to podcasts or books or documentaries I feel like it was a better life when I just listened to music and fucking didn't think

You know When I was dumber, less educated And just like listen to music and like Vibing to music and just only cared about surfing and skating I feel like life was better I mean it probably was better It probably does yeah that's nice and you know You don't really

You're concerned about anything I was more creative You know I was You know you I was looking at those The commercials you were sending me Oh yeah you did like some good commercials, throw. I was like, this is funny

because this is like, this is like professional quality, but with a real twist on everything. Everything has, is comical. Like almost everything about every one of those commercials was comical. And I was like, but they were done, but they weren't done like in a

in a chinty kind of way. Like it wasn't like a candid kind of you know, like a half ass commercial. They were all like the production was really good, but they were all comical. Everything had a comical edge to it. Right. It was funny. That's what I used to love doing. That's all I used to do

to make those kind of videos. What are you doing now, though? You're all your stuff picked up. I just do these podcasts, bro. That's all I do. No, see, that's what I have. I have. See, that's the kind of thing you say and that's what I thought was happening. Remember we talked about it earlier? You were saying that like the, all the media

all the other advertising stuff was blowing up. You were saying you were doing a whole bunch of other stuff and I was like, I am, I am running. I have I have an ad agency as well. I have, I mean, the only thing I do is this podcast and then I run ad, I run an advertising agency for various companies of startup companies and brands and shit like that.

And that takes up a lot of fucking time. Right, right. That's, and it was like a year ago or something that I, when COVID had hit and we did a podcast. And I remember that, that Shane had said something along the lines of, I was like, like, we were talking about COVID or something. say. It was something about COVID

or something. Somehow or another, I got the impression because I had talked to you. I didn't talk to Danny. We were talking about COVID and just, you know, this is and it's craziness and this and that. And you had said something like, like, something along the lines of like, yeah, Danny, Danny's, I don't want to say

hit hard, or Danny, Danny lost some, or Danny lost like a deal or two or something like that because of COVID. You motherfucker. Well, I'm just, like I said, like I said, I'm not positive, but I remember because you had said something and in my mind whatever it was you said made me think oh wow like all the these people he's doing advertising work for like right like they're not they're not advertising or maybe they're closing or

like the the the the the car dealership isn't open so we don't need a commercial this you know this whatever it was i don't i don't do work for i don't do like one-off jobs for like car dealerships all my all my fucking you're being specific i'm saying i don't remember whatever it was i remember thinking, oh, man. Of course, I'm being specific. Why wouldn't I be specific? No, I'm, you're being specific. I'm saying, I don't remember exactly what it was, but whatever, I do remember talking,

talking to Shane and he said something that had me thinking, oh, man, Danny's like in a jam, like, oh, that's messed up. Just jammed up. Yeah, because I thought of COVID. But then when we talked, and I was on the way here, you were like, bro, what, you would say something about the podcast or something. I was like, oh, man, I'm, why haven't you putting it? You're like, why haven't you done any podcast lately?

And you were like, bro, I'm so. busy doing this and this and this and I was like I thought you weren't doing well you were like you were like why do you think that I was like well Shane had something said something like a year ago she got loose lips likes to talk shit about people he wasn't talking shit he just happened you're turning this into something anyway but I just remember thinking something had happened I was way off because you said you've been kicking you've been kicking ass ever since and whatever was I mess of misunderstood I don't even remember what you said but I remember in my mind you weren't doing like you were only doing the podcast yeah but I

Obviously, that's not what happened. I was way off on that. Not at all. The advertising shit's taken off like 10 times. I don't remember what you said. I got something from you that was like, I was like, oh, man, that's too bad. Like, he must be focusing more on the podcast. Yeah, I wish I was.

I should be focusing on the podcast. Yeah, you said this is fun. This is way more fun. Yeah. But our time's run out, Matt Cox. And my back, this chair that makes, is good for your back is killing me. Why is it killing you? The chair's fucked.

It's not. It's a $900 chair. I wouldn't pay $500 for that chair. Like, maybe you have to sit on it in a certain way or something. We've got to go back to the game. To lean back or something. Because I can't. It doesn't, it hurts my back.

I can't sit. And I'm, I'm hunching forward. And it's like, it's not, it's not a good situation. Why? It's a piece of shit. Because it hurts my back. I think it's a nice chair. It feels good to me.

Makes your posture better. Imagine if you, imagine if you're sitting in his chair. People would think you were like five foot if you sat in his chair. He's sitting down. He's short. He's the goddamn hunchback of Semino over here. You're the tallest one here. He's a 6'4-3 hunchback.

What are we doing? We're done. Tell everybody where we can watch your new podcast. Where can we watch the new Matt Cox's Stripper podcast? I really just need people to subscribe and send me strippers. Nice. Send me strippers. Subscribe and send me strippers.