Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast - World War 3 Conspiracy Podcasts | Can We Survive Nuclear War?

Episode Date: March 11, 2022

With all of the talk surrounding World War 3, the question has been asked, can we survive Nuclear War. We discuss what a Nuclear War would actually do to the planet and if we could survive it. We also talk about the latest with the Russia Ukraine war, even the recent sightings over Ukraine of UFOs? All of that and more on this episode of World War 3 Conspiracy Podcasts.

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Well, I was going to say conspiracy podcast, but it's not really, It's conspiracy anymore. It's all true. Somebody said, welcome to investigate Earth, drunk and podcast. Drunken podcast?

Sometimes, every once in a while. Well, no, it's because we have the drinking game sometimes. When you say a word. And we always win. Well, yeah, because we always get people. Somebody gets drunk. One of us always wins. So, guys, this podcast is about World War III yet again.

And we've done a few episodes on this. Obviously, we've done episodes on Russia of Ukraine. we actually had another episode planned for the evening. We were going to talk about the latest with the UFOs and all that stuff, but we're actually going to push that back just a day. Because I'll be honest. I mean, we wouldn't be doing World War III right now if it wasn't probably the number one thing that's on a lot of people's minds everywhere.

And I think people have been through enough over the past two years, but now people, you know, you go from worrying about COVID to, you know, this was something that, you know, everyone, was just their whole minds were enveloped in this and now now people have to worry about whether World War III is going to break out or if there's going to be a nuclear war or whatever

the case is. I mean this is just the world we're living in nowadays. It's not just COVID like people have been worrying about dying they've lost many people that they know their family like we've been through some shit the last three years. All of us have all around the world and now it's just like another thing on our

plate and it is pretty darn depressing but in the same sense is like where is COVID now? Yeah. Where did it go? Is that hiding around the corner? COVID's gone. Don't worry,

it'll be back though. I'm sure as long as, it depends on how long they can push this. But why is there not a variant, another variant coming on right now? You know, when something was dying, then it was the other variant. And then the other, you know, the Omnichrom or the,

you know, Delta or whatever. Yeah. Well, there's not been any other variants coming. I don't know. I have no idea. Yeah, I mean, who knows? I mean, yeah, it's out with the old and with the new, as they say. And, you know, never waste a good crisis.

That's what the media does so well because it gets them ratings and numbers and all this stuff. But, you know, nonetheless, on this podcast, we're going to talk about what is the chances of World War III? Are we moving towards a World War III situation and scenario? I think we're already in a World War III right now as far as economically. I think we are fighting a world war with Russia at the very least, and it may end up being in China, and then China is going to kind of go back and forth. You know, it's going to at least be an economic war.

I think it already is. I mean, we're taking billionaires boats from them that have associations with Russia, which is kind of weird to me. I mean, don't get me wrong, I understand a lot of these obligarts, as they call them. I understand that they have deep financial ties to the Russian government. And who better to know how much an executive CEO or an elite can have influence over a government than the United States? Exactly.

Who better to know that? I know because most of them all of them. Whose idea was that? Oh, guys, you know, we got to go after the same people that we've, that fuck over our country. We're going to go after them in that country because you know how much influence they have over them. over the government? I mean, think, think about it, guys. Look how much influence our elites have over us.

We got to go after them in Russia because we know they're billionaires, just like Bill Gates, just like Mark Zuckerberg, just like all the big tech leaders and all that. That's what we've got to go after. Well, I guess they are in a social media war against us, but they're not in a war against us where they're killing like human lives. No, they're not. So it's a different kind of war here than it is in Ukraine, I guess, with, obviously.

But it is an economic war. I mean, we're in it right now. I mean, and now, you know, they're shutting off all exports of anything that we need from Russia, which is wheat. And, you know, we had a whole list of this on a previous podcast. But, you know, it is an economic war right now. But we're going to talk about what happens if World War III breaks out. Who would win, number one, if nuclear was not even on the table?

Let's talk about that. But then let's also talk about what happens in a nuclear war. Can we survive it? I know that's what a lot of people are out there are probably wondering. And researching, I'm sure. And researching. Yeah, because, I mean, it's getting scary. Yeah.

You know, there's, European countries have been seeing iodine flying off the shelves because they believe for whatever reason and it's going to protect them from a nuclear blast. Not true, but we're going to talk about why. Because it protects different things, I guess. Yeah. Yeah. We'll talk about why that's not going to work. You guys should probably be investing in something else. Like radiation suits.

suits, masks, stuff like that, underground bunkers, food supply, you name it. And we'll get into like the bigger details of like, well, what does a nuclear blast actually do? How far out does it go? How far does it affect? What happens after the blast? How many nuclear war has does it depend on that? Does it not? All those things people probably want to know.

We're going to talk about that. I've heavily researched. Yeah. And I'm just going to say this heavily relates to our other podcast, Primal Survival Podcast. Yeah. When we talk about all things like this, even though this would be, you know, I got to be honest,

I mean, a nuclear war, all out nuclear war would be probably the toughest. It would probably be the toughest thing to possibly ever survive. Yeah. Most people would die. But there are people out there

that are prepping to do that as we speak. Yeah. And they've been prepping for years and years and years. But most people would die. I mean, I hate to say it, most people would. All right.

What about the preppers, though? Even them. I mean, unless they have food supply for 10 to 20 years. Well, I think a lot of them do. I don't know about 10 to 20 years.

They have those gallons. And, you know, we talk about that on the primal... Yeah, but that's not 10 to 20 years. That's probably you're looking at like two years. Why 10 to 20 years? We're going to talk about that. Why 10 to 20 years? Because it's huge.

It makes a big difference. And there's things that happen with nuclear war that people don't realize or even understand happens. You know, people automatically think of a nuclear war and they think of blast radius, radiation, fallout. All that's fine and dandy. And actually, the radiation, the blasts, itself and the fallout is more survivable than what the actual blast causes after the

after fact yeah and so that's more survival so most preppers what are they prepping for then well I mean you know if you look at prepping in the whole more like that Armageddon I thought well no they're well yeah they're prepping for a blast they're prepping for to survive a nuclear blast they're prepping for most preppers prep for one to two year food you know they prep for ammunition and so on and so forth but there's a lot of things you got to think about in a worldwide nuclear war because you know just just with active nukes right now between the united states and russia i think you're looking at like 5 000 active nuclear warheads that's probably that's probably all that would be needed i know russia has over

two three or four thousand uh reserves i know united states has the reserves um and so but you wouldn't need even a thousand i mean it would probably happen you know if you have an all-out nuclear war with two powerhouse nuclear countries, they're probably launching all. If you're going to launch one or two, you might as well just launch them all because, you know, that's just probably,

I mean, unless, you know, you look at like Hiroshima. Right. But I'm also thinking about, like, our space wars, defense people and people that have been, you know, like I think it was mainly during Trump's era.

I'm not sure where they were like people in, if they were going to be in war in space. Yeah. Well, I mean, the space force. That's basically because of the fact that a lot of intercontinental ballistic missiles go to space and then back in reinternerous atmosphere. But I, you know, I just, I mean, unless I'm just heavily mistaken, I don't think that we're going to shoot down. We're not going to intercept them.

A thousand. Out of space. Yeah. I mean, which is another reason why they would launch a thousand because they know not all of those are getting through. Yeah. But I'm just saying even if you intercept them in space, they're still probably going to fall to Earth. No? No.

If you can blow them up in space, you're a lot better because it's going to be on the outer rim of the atmosphere. As soon as it gets into atmosphere, that's where you have an issue. And so, yeah, we're going to talk about all that. But guys, thank you, again, for listening. Thank you for following us and subscribing and giving us good ratings. We do have some people that don't give us good ratings because of some of the stuff we've talked about in the past that not everyone agrees with. but we do our best to keep you guys informed with what's going on in the world. And, you know, we start out as a conspiracy podcast,

and even though it does still say conspiracy on a lot of different platforms, it is a good way for us to reach people that are looking for truth because most people that look for conspiracies are looking for truth, which is why we still have the title, conspiracy in our name. And one of the things about a Russia-Ukraine situation that's been very interesting is just all the stuff that's been going on. Russia is just talking about propaganda. There's a lot of people

even in the United States that are starting to not necessarily believe what the media is pushing. There are even a faction of people that don't know whose side to be on, which in my opinion is nuts, but still, there are things that are happening that we don't know 100% the truth of.

The problem with the situation like the Russia-Ukraine war is that you've had a media. This comes at a time, unfortunately, where people have lost all trust whatsoever for media historically than we've ever had in the history of this world. We've never ever not trusted media as much as we do now. And that's why people turn to podcasts.

Yeah, they turn to podcasts, which can be good and bad because you know, you're going to have podcasts out there that have this side of the story and they'll give you. And look, this is coming from a podcast that we started as a conspiracy podcast, even though we didn't talk about crazy. ass like no we are just looking for the truth in things that are hidden from us yeah that's conspiracy but there are things out there and we've had listeners trust me we've had listeners that have sent us things even about the rush of ukraine thing we've had many of you guys sent us things i mean told sharing about this but yeah i'm like where and when because i only hear people like have you heard this have you heard that no we've had facebook messages we've had emails we've had everything sending us the alternative view of what could really be happening

And, you know, I've looked at some of them. And, you know, some of them I see as just like a, to me, it looks like a propaganda push from, if I had to guess, it would look like a propaganda push from Russia. You know, like, even on the social media side. Can you, like, give me an idea of what you're talking about? In general? Well, I mean, there's been videos that are, you know, there's been videos that are, you know, there's been videos. whether it be TikTok and YouTube and Rumble and all these videos

that are trying to push a narrative that Ukraine are in fact neo-Nazis or Ukrainian soldiers are connected to extremist groups and and there are even other countries possibly involved in extremism with the Ukraine

and by the way anyone is listening to sent us in those videos it's nothing on you we've been sent probably a lot of them And I haven't seen, I haven't looked at all of them, but, you know, a lot of you. But we're not in Ukraine, so we don't know for sure. But in my opinion, I feel like that's definitely propaganda, ganda. Goda.

Oh, drink. Propaganda. No. But I just don't, I don't believe that's what's happening there. But I could be totally wrong. I don't either. I don't believe that there's some crazy conspiracy neo-Nazi regime there. I don't believe that.

I don't see it with their. Is there maybe factions of people there that are probably, I mean, there are everywhere. There is literally pretty much everywhere. There's, I mean, if there's one thing that we've seen in the past three to four years is that there are people of all races, all religions, and all everyone that are extremists. There are people that hate other people based on media or government or what their government is trying to divide them into. But, you know, the one thing I don't see is Ukrainians being Nazis or Nazis or. or hate groups or any of that stuff. I don't know.

But I did just want to touch on that because, look, whereas a lot of your videos you've sent us, I don't know the truth behind the videos. I don't know, you know, because some of the videos is like people talking over, and they'll have these crazy kind of story lines. And they'll, like, show all these connections. And it's like some of this stuff, some of this stuff just gets elaborate. But when you do watch some of the videos that are in, like, Ukraine language, and it's transcripted into English or translated, you can tell it's right on because when they're talking

about words that they say in English, you're reading it at the same time. Like they say Ukraine or English or Joe Biden. You know, all those words are pronounced just like English words as they're talking about it in the video. You know what I'm saying? So I know those videos are right on and they're transcripted correctly. Yeah. You're right.

And so then you got, you know, NATO are actually doing what's called cold weather war games right now. They're participating in those. So NATO soldiers are doing that. They're having what's essentially active war games. And so that's happening. You had Kamala Harris go to Poland, which is a freaking disaster because you should never send her anywhere. She's a moron. She has absolutely no clue what the hell is going on.

Oh, but United States of America are concerned. So we have to send Our vice president Not our president Kamala Harris is idiot And so the problem with this is Is that they specifically ask her questions In Poland

About things that you know I guess in Poland they probably answer But not us We just completely avoid No she doesn't even got to say that She just answers a question With another answer That has nothing to do with the question

So You know It's all smoking mirrors It's all a bunch of bullshit People, look, there's two sides of this. Do you help Ukrainians or do you not? And part of the problem is we don't even 100% know, which is the biggest issue of why Russia invaded Ukraine. You know, the thing that really gets me about the whole situation, and by the way, I don't, regardless of why.

Sorry. What? Sorry, what? I had swallowed. And you said, by the way, so. Oh. But regardless of why. They are invading Ukraine.

The number one thing, too, is what we think, I think, is why they're invading is because of what we said before even Fox said. Well, yeah. Well, what I was going to. I'm getting you back on point. No, but that's not really what put me back on point. But regardless of what or why they are invading, it doesn't matter because you've got innocent civilians that are dying. They are launching attacks on hospitals and schools. And I literally saw a comparison satellite image from a neighborhood, this huge neighborhood in Ukraine.

I think it was outside of Kiev that, you know, I don't know, three, four weeks ago look normal. And then they show a new satellite image and it's demolished. I mean, these massive swaths of neighborhoods have been hit by obviously aerial bombs and they've been destroyed. So they're hitting neighborhoods. They're hitting everything they can. And this is what Russia's next step is, it is to kill anyone and everyone they possibly can. There are actually many cities in the Ukraine that are cut off from leaving.

They are running out of prescriptions. They are running out of food. They don't have any food anymore. They're actually melting snow to drink water. Yeah, no power. No power. They are being controlled, and this is one of the biggest humanitarian crises we're ever going to see in this world. But Russia is saying they are not doing this on purpose.

Yeah, they're trying to blame it on Ukraine. which is all bullshit. In my opinion, it's complete bullshit. They know exactly what they're doing. Ukraine's not doing this to themselves. They see a hospital down below wherever they're burnt, uh, shit blowing up.

They see that. I mean, it's obvious they're blowing up a hospital. I mean, how dumb could you be not to say, oh, I didn't know I was blowing up a maternity hospital or a children's hospital. I mean,

they know that. Well, it doesn't matter if they know it or not. They don't care anymore. Yeah, they don't. They don't. They're lying and saying they didn't bomb citizens. That's what they're saying.

So are we going to get involved? I don't know. Probably not because, and I'm saying us as in the United States, but at the same time, now the United States is worried about them carrying out biological or chemical warfare attacks. And the reason they're worried about that is simply because they're going to use our biological or nuclear or militarized. biological weapons that obviously a week ago was a conspiracy theory. Now it's just proven true because our own undersecretary of state admitted it in a hearing with Marco Rubio, which we talked about on the last podcast.

Yeah, we talked about that way before anybody else did. Yeah, we've been talking about that. And so when we were talking about it, though, everyone was saying, oh, my God, giant conspiracy theory. And oh, you can't believe anything Russia says. And we got to block everything Russia says on social media, on everything because we have to allow. We have to make sure that they don't know about this.

Now, what I do find interesting is, I believe it was YouTube or Instagram one. I can't remember exactly which one it was. But they are temporarily going to allow for hate or what's called attack videos or anything to plan attacks on Russians or soldiers on their platforms. Something like that. I saw it somewhere. No way. I don't have it right in front of me. But yeah.

which I find kind of interesting. This whole thing is crazy. I mean, it's just, it is nuts. Where this war is going to take us, I believe, is not going to be anywhere good. I don't think that this is just going to end. I don't think that, and this is what I'm leading into, is what we're going to talk about tonight. I don't think that we can, I mean, maybe the United States can sit by

and, you know, if they start launching chemical attacks and biological attacks, and I just seen actually tonight a few minutes ago that the convoy is back on the move into Kiev or Kiev. Didn't they blow up some of the convoy? Not that one. I was at work, so I don't know. I think it was a different one. But yeah, they blew up something.

Some tanks. But they're back on the move now officially as of like two hours ago, as we speak. It is 755 p.m. Eastern Standard time here in the United States right now. But they're back on the move. Many experts, whoever the hell of those people are, because I hate hearing the word expert now after COVID. They're saying that Russia is going to try to take Kiev or Kiev by Sunday of this weekend, they think. And however they know that, whatever.

And then there's some people that are predicting this is going to be years and years and years. I don't think it's going to be years and years and years. I mean, it could be. How could it be? Because the people are not going to quit ever fighting. Russia is not just going to take over the country and have full control. That's never going to happen. It is all, for the people to decide to stay and continue to fight, it's going to be like an ISIS.

It's going to be like a Afghanistan where you have caliphates of extremists as the United States calls them or whoever, you know. But what the United States calls in Afghanistan as extremist or terrorist groups, as we call them. We call anyone against us terrorist groups. Right. But I did see today like a little portion, Zelensky was even. again telling the Russian soldiers is not too late to put your weapons down

and come with us because if you don't you're killing our innocent people and your lives are going to be taken as well. I did see that today. He's like basically if you don't give up now you're screwed. We're going to come and we're going to get you and we're going to kill you like you're killing

us. Yeah and so the latest also news too is the deleted webpages actually show that Senator Barack Obama at the time led an effort to build a Ukraine-based biolab, hand on especially dangerous pathogens. And so these are deleted webpages that were, this is when Barack Obama was a senator at the time.

And it's the same day that the Biden regime and Victoria Newland told the U.S. Senate that the American government is concerned about the biological research facilities, falling into Russian hands. 2005 or something? Yeah, something like that. Yeah, it's like older, yeah.

But originally... When it started. Originally posted on June 18th, 2010, the article, the article Biolab opens in Ukraine, details how Obama, while serving as an Illinois senator, helped negotiate a deal to build a level three biosafety lab in the Ukrainian city of Odessa. The article, which also highlighted the work of former Senator Dick Lugar, was additionally included in issue number 818 in the United States Air Force, counter-proliferation centers of outreach journal. So Lugar said the plans for Ducility began in 2005

when he and the center of Barack Obama entered a partnership with the Ukrainian officials, Lugar and Obama, also helped coordinate efforts between the U.S. and Ukrainian researchers that year-end effort to study and help prevent avian flu, as they called it then. So this was something that they got started, and then from what I've seen

and what we talked about before on the podcast, there's like nine biolabs. But this podcast is not about the biolabs, but we do just want to kind of give you a brief overview and synopsis of kind of everything that is to date. We know that Russia is attacking innocent civilians in Ukraine. They are attacking hospitals and schools and neighborhoods and everything else they can attack. They have just confirmed today Russia themselves that they have used vacuum bombs or what's called a thermobaric bombs. Closes to an handler weapon, right?

Close to what? To a nuclear weapon. No, it's not a nuclear weapon. No. It has nothing to do with radiation. It has to do with combustibility and the thermal side of it. You told me it was something like a step down from a nuclear weapon, I guess. Well, I mean, it's not a step.

I mean, it's very deadly with what it is. I mean, it's not a nuclear. I mean, nuclear weapon is just so devastating. And that's what we're going to talk about now. Because let's talk about a nuclear threat. And why, number one, you know, everyone says Biden's being weak. Well, I think he is. And I think we could have, I think, if anything, we should have probably done something.

And if anything, we probably should have prevented this from happening to begin with. We should have taken all the cards off the table from Ukraine joining NATO, number one, because it seems like we were instigating this war, because we wanted to keep pushing Ukraine and almost blatantly saying Ukraine's going to be the next NATO member and all this shit, knowing that Russia is not going to be cool with that, because then we can just move our nuclear warheads in Ukraine at the very last. least we already had weapons there. We're still supplying them weapons now.

And we have bio weapons there as well. Yes. But for them to join NATO, we would have just been able to bring in nuclear warheads and just put them right on Russia's border. So obviously, this whole NATO thing is a big issue to Russia. That's why they told Poland

or whoever whatever the other two countries. Yeah, if you join NATO, you'll be the next. And so from a Russia perspective, if if it's happening in the United States, we've talked about it before, what do you do? Do you allow your enemy to bring nuclear war to your border? Probably not. So, unfortunately, we're in this position. And, you know, the United States basically acts like they have nothing to do with this,

but let's just be honest. They probably do. Now, let's talk about what happens in a nuclear war. Well, you have two powerhouse nuclear countries that have, you have three powerhouse nuclear countries that have thousands of nuclear bombs. And in the event of a nuclear war, nobody wins. And we've talked about that before. But what happens if Russia decides to launch a nuclear warhead or the United States does? Well, obviously, if Russia launches nuclear warfare on the United States or on Europe or any NATO country or Ukraine, it doesn't matter. I'm talking about specifically to United States.

If Russia launches a nuclear warhead, it's not going to be on the Ukraine, I don't believe it would. be on Ukraine because they know if they're going to launch a nuclear warhead, it would be on the West. Because they know the West will launch a nuclear war on them. I know, but they've already threatened that with Ukraine. It doesn't matter. They really haven't threatened that with Ukraine. They have threatened it with the West and the United States. They said if you do anything to escalate or get involved in this, we are putting our nuclear powers on high.

It wasn't for Ukraine. They weren't threatened in Ukraine. They were threatened in the West, Europe and the United States. I believe there was all of them. Well, it could have been. I mean, that's fine. But it doesn't matter. As soon as they launch a nuclear warhead, it's over.

I mean, and they know that. North Korea knows that. Everyone that has nuclear warheads knows that. Even the United States knows that. So people are like, well, can I survive a nuclear bomb? So what happens when a nuclear bomb actually is dropped is if you drop, say, a nuclear warhead out of an airplane, these nuclear bombs actually have what is called radio. geography detection systems on them.

So these bombs are encapsulated in a steel or metal, you know, what would what you would refer to or I guess think of as a missile looking device. And so these missiles, though, these intercontinental ballistic missiles can carry more than one nuclear warhead. And so these nuclear warheads in themselves, you could have 10 to 15 to 20 nuclear warheads on one missile. You can also have 10 to 20 nuclear warheads on a submarine missile.

You can have them on essentially any way you drop a nuclear warhead. You can have 10 to 20 nuclear warheads in the missile itself. So you're talking about it is a delivery device. Yeah, when we saw like those big trucks going down the road with this huge missile, is that missile that missile that could have. Those intercontinental ballistic missiles.

Yeah, they could have like 10 to whatever inside them. They usually have like 10 to 12 on those. But it's like this big round thing. It's a capsule. Yeah. And so how a nuclear bomb works is nuclear bomb, it essentially has a capsule to where it allows, there's a detonation sequence in a nuclear warhead. And typically a nuclear warhead does not hit the ground and then detonate because the way these things are designed, they are actually designed to know, where the ground is in reference to where it is coming down, right?

And it'll detonate at a certain altitude, whatever that nuclear bomb is set at. It can be anywhere from 1,500 feet near to 5 to 10,000 feet near. It depends on the urban environment. So, for example, you drop a bomb on New York City, a nuclear warhead. It would probably detonate somewhere around 3,000 feet. Okay? The reason it does that is because the lower you drop the bomb, if the bomb detonates on the ground surface,

your radius of actual detonation as far as killing everybody is a lot lower in radius. I'm talking about in miles, right? So three to four or five miles than if it detonates, say, 3,000 feet in the air. If it detonates 3,000 feet in the air, your blast radius and your kill zone is somewhere in the neighborhood of 6 to 12 miles, of everyone in that mile radius, dead like everybody and then beyond that you have like one to two three miles more you have second

second or first second third degree burn radiuses right so these are these are people that are even outside of that that are going to get exposure burns right and these are going to be first second third degree burns now all this sounds awful because it is it'll kill you know especially if you did in somewhere like new york city or something like that or chicago or los angeles um you're killing hundreds of thousands of people, if not millions, just on the blast and the blast radius itself, just from the actual explosion. And the reason that is is because what it does is when it ignites, what actually combust it is similar to a vacuum bomb, actually. That capsule, these nuclear warheads themselves, are very tight. They allow for zero air. And when this thing detonates,

all it starts doing is putting, it basically starts splitting atoms. And, the more atoms that splits and splits in this capsule, it just goes, it gets to a point where there are thousands to millions of atoms being split and then it explodes, right? And so once it explodes, it is the highest compression explosion

you could possibly get, I think, on the planet. And then, but the reason it does that is because it allows it to combust at such a high and hot temperature that anything within like two, three miles would evaporate.

and it would more you know people say it evaporates by exposure or heat or like a thermal evaporation but I mean if you think about the same way the bomb detonates by splitting atoms is the same way that it actually kills you in that immediate blast radius so that's just one bomb right

it devastates an entire city people are dead and then you're going to have to worry about the fallout of the radiation itself right but then you think about okay so even say that which most experts as they say but most war experts on nuclear warheads say that if there was ever a nuclear war between Russia and the United States or China and the United States or whatever the case may be the likelihood of them launching most of their active nuclear is high and the reason for that is because neither country really knows what either's deterrent mechanism is so it's not

necessarily that these countries are launching them to make to because they want to blow up because you don't need a thousand nuclear warheads and you know you don't need that many um but they would launch them to ensure that some of them hit right now likely to if you from what some people say if you if russia launch a thousand there'd probably be 700 actually detonate now that now this is people that don't really probably know 100% what our deterrent system is it may be more actually, I think. I don't think our, I mean, I don't know what our deterrent system is, but I don't think that we would shoot down that many, but maybe I'm wrong.

Let me ask you a quick question. You know how Israel has got that, like, funky thing? Yeah, the iron dome. Yeah. Would that prevent? No. I mean, that may prevent, that may prevent the blast radius, like I said, from being as damaging but you better hit it.

I mean, because I think the Iron Dome, I don't know how high the Iron Dome. I know, but I don't know how high the Iron Dome is. The thing is, even if you intercepted a nuclear missile or warhead at 5,000 feet, for example, or 10,000 feet, you're still going to get a lot of damage. You know, I mean, it's still, and, and, and, and, and, so you may save some people in that city, maybe, or maybe that blast radius, what I was just talking about, The problem is what comes after a nuclear war.

That's what kills most people. A lot of people think that a nuclear war is like, okay, well, as long as they don't hit my state, I'm good. Oh, no, I think a lot of people know it's a radiation that kills them. It's not even a radiation that kills them. It's not necessarily the radiation itself that goes in your skin that kills you. It's a splitting of your atoms. No, no, no.

What? It's what happens after the fact. It's what the nuclear... war does to the world because that's what people forget. Like in the event that you have a thousand nuclear warheads that go off or even a hundred.

This is given a hundred. Let's just say one. Well, one could is survivable and one is in and you know that that's like the Japan, you know, atom bomb that we dropped which we killed 45,000 people in pretty much instantly.

And actually that that location that we dropped it was not even our main location. The reason we didn't drop it on the first location was because it was overcast and we couldn't see exactly where we were dropping the bomb. So we moved it to another city. It's an indiscriminate city and killed 45,000 people instantly. That was one. I mean, because they're both pretty much the same. Now, we have better technology now. We have, you know, that's one. But keep in mind, we have missiles that bring in 10 at a time. So, I mean, the damage of, you know,

Japan versus now would be catastrophically different. So what happens if a thousand nuclear bombs go off or even a hundred? One you could recover from because one, you're going to still have fallout, you're still going to have radiation, and a certain amount of people are going to be affected.

Obviously, the people in the immediate blast area are going to be heavily affected. But if you have an all-out nuclear war, well, the people that are around the actual explosions, a lot of them are going to die. And the people that are usually east, especially for in the northern hemisphere. By the way, northern hemisphere is the most affected in a nuclear war, especially between Russia and the United States.

Because if you're launching missiles at each other, people say in Australia, in places like that are not going to be nearly as affected immediately as the United States and even South America and stuff like that. That's all because of jet stream, the way the jet stream. the way the jet stream rolls, the radiation, the out, the whatever. But the problem is if you get a thousand nuclear warheads, immediately following within a week to two weeks after the explosions, the nuclear bombs themselves create this massive black smoke clouds.

I'm talking about massive, more than we've ever seen from any volcano, any, anything. And what this does is it gets in our stratosphere, it gets in our, essentially our most outer layer of our atmosphere. so stratosphere up. And it essentially blocks the sun. And it absorbs the sunlight in the radiation, right? So when it absorbs the sunlight, and eventually within weeks and maybe a month or two,

this circles the entire Earth, right? And these massive clouds of black smoke and the fallout, it wraps around the entire Earth. and then we are in what's called a nuclear winter. So you think nuclear winter is like, oh, cool, a couple months of cold? No, it's years. I mean, like, you wouldn't even start to recover from a nuclear winter until three to four years later. Meaning, like, everything, there's no rain anymore.

It's all snow and it's all freezing cold. Most of the earth would be under 32 degrees year round. There would be little to no sun, and it would be devastating. I mean, completely devastating because you lose crops, you lose farms, you lose everything. You lose anything that you could possibly eat on this earth. You lose. Now, so what happens? Here's the problem with that also is that once you start recovering, what that blast

and that actually does is it kills your ozone. And it destroys much of your ozone layer. So then you have a situation when the smoke and the fallout start. clearing after years, you know, two, three, four years, then you have high levels of UV radiation from the sun. I mean, it's levels that you would never, ever be exposed to other than if this happens. So even after things clear, you start getting more rain, the climate starts warming back up. The more of this fallout that actually dissipates, the more UV radiation you're getting. So if you don't die or have, if you're not in the immediate radiation fallout, right,

which will kill you itself because it penetrates your skin, your body, if you don't die from that, then you're going to probably die from skin cancer or some other cancer from the intense radiation from the sun for years to come, maybe forever. Because the UV radiation will be at such high levels is something that, I mean, that's like you might as well just go and get out of our atmosphere and go expose your skin to the sun's high UV radiation, which is extremely dangerous.

I mean, it's dangerous than most people. So for the people that do survive, the people that would have the best chance to survive in this situation, is people that are in the southern hemisphere. So whether it be Australia, South America, lower parts of Mexico and so on and so forth, and then also the people that would have a better chance to survive beyond the fact that you're in the southern hemisphere,

just from the radiation side of things, not entering your environment, even though you're going to be affected globally, obviously, because you're not going to be able to get food imports and anything else. But then the people are going to be able to survive more so or people that live near the coast, even in the United States or even in Europe

or wherever the case may be. Because those are the people that are going to be, they're going to have a greater chance of being able to survive with food. They're going to be what's considered hunter-gatherers. You can hunt in the United States, but the problem is if you have radiation-infected animals everywhere, most of them are which probably have died or had some kind of disease you have no farmland anymore

what you do have in coastal environments is fish and what they say is they believe many fish will survive even though it will be affected it will it will affect the oceans especially temperature wise and everything else but you're still going to be able to probably fish right for for gain or mean for for fish um and you know you'll still also have some somewhat of a chance of hunting, especially if you're in a southern hemisphere. So the nuclear war thing is not good. I mean, it is a planet killer. It is something that this planet would recover, but we would, our civilization, there

would be people to survive, and those would be the people that go on to continue our legacy on Earth, right? But the problem with that is that it's going to be few people. There's going to be millions of people that die. millions or probably billions actually and then on top of that you have you have people that

are going to have to rebuild everything and honestly Earth is probably never going to be the same again I think the catastrophic consequences of the climate the immediate if you want to talk about climate change this is what you need to talk about the immediate climate change

that nuclear war has is immediate and it's devastating and it's something that is years they even say even beyond the atmosphere, just the fact of like, for you that you can be able to grow something again to where it would be okay would be four to 20 years depending on how long it takes to recover,

which would be a long time. At the very least four years before you get out of the year-round winter, the year-round situation like that. So that is nuclear war. And it's probably the most devastating, thing that the earth could ever ever do you think preppers like honestly

think that and know that these people they've been prepping for years and years and years like I'm talking about the I don't know about the diehard like preppers that go you know they have their underground bunkers they have you know everything ready to go these people that like people thought they were crazy before

and they're conspiracy theory people everybody knows what you know a prepper is yeah well a lot of people you know Yeah, I don't know. I mean, maybe we need to bring a nuclear prepper on and ask them kind of their thoughts on this. I mean, I wonder like how much knowledge they have in what's actually going to happen after. Yeah, they're prepping for the initial like bomb and blah, blah, blah, and staying underground, obviously for a time being.

Yeah, I don't think a lot of, yeah. I mean, I'm sure there's a lot of preparers out. I'm sure there's preppers out there that understand what the outcome is after the, fact but but there's also a lot of people that just don't understand it right i mean there's a lot of people that are like well as long as i have you know evade the bomb no that's not going to happen that's that's we all i think most of us know that like yeah people i don't know if we have i'm just saying if we have a nuclear war it's pretty much over it's the end of the world it's the end of the world it's over for most people for sure and that's why i just getting back to putin who's

Like threatening this is not towards just the West. This is a threat for the entire world. Yeah. And by the way, everyone is buying iodine pills. Just stop. I mean, that's ridiculous. And the reason why iodine pills are ridiculous is because the only thing iodine pills stop radiation-wise is radiation absorption in your thyroid.

Okay? Because the reason why that is is because potassium iodide are what's known as iodine, iodine is the most heavily, the most heavy concentration of that where we store that is in our thyroid, people. So when we eat things with high iodine or whatever the case is, our thyroid is what stores that. The problem is with a nuclear situation or radiation, right, is the fact that our thyroid does not, cannot distinguish between radioactive iodine and regular iodine. So it'll take in it'll take it all in, right? And then it'll give you cancer pretty quickly.

The problem with that is, though, is that nuclear war, even if you are exposed to radiation, like you get cancer everywhere. I mean, it's not the thyroid. Yeah, you may protect your thyroid, but you're going to have kidney, heart, lungs, colon, whatever cancer. It's going to be everywhere. It'll be on your skin. It'll be everywhere.

So iodine does no good. There's no point in buying it. Don't keep giving the freaking company's money. Yeah. So let me ask you this again. For the people all over the world that are worrying about nuclear war, that basically Putin is threatening, even if it's on the Western world, it's going to affect the whole world. Yeah. Why are we standing around and watching?

Well, I think I just explained why. Oh, because everybody is our extinction. I mean, I literally just explained why. I know, but I'm saying there's got to be. At the very least. There's got to be ways to take this crazy guy out. Well, the thing is that... Because right now, he feels like he's got the whole world by their balls.

He kind of does. And it's because of his threats. Now, I don't think Putin's suicidal, number one. I mean, because anyone that starts a nuclear war is suicidal. Because you know you're not going to win and you know you're going to die and you know everything you've ever known is going to die. I mean, you know, that's not the stuff that worries me. And Putin, in my opinion, is one of the least suicidal because Putin is a martial arts guy. He does martial arts all the time.

He does things that are like very, like he wants control and power and he wants things about life that gives him gratification in life. And so in power. And so he knows that a nuclear war stops all of that. He has no chance of power anymore with a nuclear war. He is completely out of power because so is the entire. world and he's not going to survive either. I don't give a damn where you go underground. You may survive the blast itself,

but you're not going to want what comes after it. You're just not. You're not going to have anything anymore. And so that's the thing. But there are leaders in this world, and it could be even Putin. I'm not saying he's not. But we don't know how countries

are like what their systems are about how they launch nuclear warheads. Like, is Putin able to just hit a button or tell his commander, hey, launch them all? Go. And they're going to do it? You know, I mean, like, what if he is suicidal? What if he doesn't want to die?

And he don't give a damn. This is the thing we have to worry about, because we don't know if someone's a mindset is to the point where they are willing to die tomorrow and they're ready to launch a nuclear. I mean, think about this. You know, the Japanese pilots, you know, the Kamikaze pilots. You know, they all were willing to die. They freaking crashed their airplane into the damn, into our ships to die for a war. So don't put it past someone not willing to die for a war. Yeah.

For pride. And not to just crash it into ships, but to like ruin the whole world. Yeah. Who gives a damn? Why do they care? If I'm going to die, they all are going to die. Yeah. And that's literally like, you know, we've seen it.

We've seen it in this world on a much smaller scale. If there were thousands, if not millions of people that were in control of nuclear warheads, I mean, look at the people that have went in and killed their entire families. You know, like husbands or even wives or moms, they killed their kids, they kill their whole damn family, shoot them right in the head. But a lot of them are, they think it's religious. No, but some of them are not. Some of them just don't want the mom or the dad to have custody. Oh, yeah, like Susan Smith. Yeah, I get that.

Or whoever. Yeah. I think she was crazy. I think she was crazy. She was crazy. Yeah. But there's a lot of parents kill their kids because they think God's telling them to do that or the devil's telling, you know, something's happening with their mind. But think about this, though. But there are people that on that scale, if you're ever, if you're ever, which the worrisome thing is,

these people are willing to do this to other people and kill indiscriminately. The thing we've got to worry about with Putin is he's obviously willing to kill indiscriminately, innocent civilians right now and don't give a damn but what i'm saying is it's it's it's putin against the whole world right now it doesn't matter it doesn't matter what yeah that's that's the worst case scenario i mean because the reality is oh well china's with him too well then but doesn't matter the more he gets back in the corner the more this fails the more this war fails the more he's going to be the more he has a better chance of saying fuck it yeah i've lost everything let's do it honestly because he so what do you think that what do you think the

best scenario is. To me, somebody's got to take Putin out and they got to find him. Yeah, I mean, take him out and take his cabinet. I mean, he's already trying to assassinate everybody in Ukraine right now. Like, when are we going to unstuck our tails and stand up to this freaking asshole and take him out? He needs to be taken out because he is jeopardizing not only Ukraine, but the whole world. Well, the thing is, with an operation like that, number one, yes, I think you're right.

I think taking him out, if we could do it, would be the way to do it. Because I don't think his underleaders, you know, his generals or whoever are going to just freaking start hitting a nuclear button. You'd probably be surprised how many of them are relieved when he's gone. You know what I mean? And definitely the citizens. But the problem with this is, is that if you ever get in a position that you fell at taking him out or you were close to taking him out, he never.

knows this and he knows he's about to be taken out, that's when you risk an all-out nuclear war in it, and that will happen immediately. If he knows he's about to die from the U.S. military or whatever the case is, it's not Osama bin Laden. Osama bin Laden, if he would have had a chance to push a nuclear button, he would have done it. But he didn't. He couldn't have nuclear war.

Yeah, but I'm saying, too, with Trump, he took out a lot of ISIS. They didn't have nuclear weapons. But they didn't even know he was taking him out. They had no idea. Yeah, but they're also Afghanistan. This is Russia. I mean, they do have satellites. They got their own intel.

They got hackers. They got, you know, they got CIAs and shit like that. I mean, you know, they're not to get in there and to be able to take him out and find him and all that shit would be. It would be one of the, I mean, I'm not putting it past United States to be able to do that. I don't know necessarily with this current administration whether they're doing with a deal with that. I wish there was a secretive way to get like every Russian that's against him to be an immigrant to Poland. and say we're out of here, we're going to Russia. But I don't even think they're not even, I mean, going to Poland.

They're not even allowed to do that, though, I don't think. No, but most Russians, because of the propaganda and all the shit that they are making them believe, they're making them believe that. Russians are not with this. Yeah, I know, but since they've banned everything and now they're pushing this new narrative, there are more Russians that are getting on board. Now, I've seen it. I've seen it. I've seen online. I've literally, I'm literally, I am seeing Russians online. I see across the capital of this whole, you know,

what I'm telling you, like, all like blue and yellow flags across from their capital in Russia. Yeah, and they're all being arrested. Yeah. But what I'm saying is, is that I am seeing people online even taking Russia's side. Okay, well, that's why. I'm just saying if there was a secretive way to get the Russians that don't want to be there out of there and then do your thing. The thing is, most of them, I think they've arrested like 10,000 people. Yeah, I know.

Who the hell knows what seems going to happen with those people? I mean, that's a good question. Are they going to be sent to concentration camps and be killed? We don't know. I mean, you know, we're literally living in history right now. And, you know, but if, if this plays out the wrong way, there won't be a history anymore. You know, I mean, there will be nobody to learn from this. I get that.

But we have to, instead of being afraid of him because he's got us by our balls, we've got to figure out a way to take him out. There's got to be a way. Well, it's just, there's got to be away. Look, the reality is, is you, you've got to, you've got to base, you got to, you got to, you got to balance morals with, with world security. My morals right now has no, like, being afraid of killing Putin right now at all. No, no, I'm not saying that. I'm saying you have to look at killing your entire race of people.

Yeah, I know, but I'm saying. Versus a country. And unfortunately, that sucks to be in that position. But it's already going there, Chad. I know. But yeah, you're right. And it may end up there. It doesn't matter.

I know. He's going to kill all these people and then he's still going to threaten this shit. Well, Trump actually... Until somebody stops this motherfucker. Well, Trump actually, the other day, he went on a Nelk Boys podcast. Nulk boys are like... They're pranksters, which is funny. It's Trump's first podcast.

And these Nelke boys brought... got him on the podcast. And it's like Trump said, he said, when I had my conversation with, with Putin, I said, he said, I knew his love for Ukraine. And he said, I told him, don't do it. You better not do it. And he said, and he said, I, I'm not going to say what I told him of why he is not going to do it, but, you know, I'll leave it at that. He made it clear. He said one day I will tell it. And by the way, I think he's going to put it in a book is the reason why he's not, there's a reason why he's not talking about it. But yeah, he made it very clear. You're not, you're not fucking around Russia.

Yeah, and he, and he didn't. And he didn't until he left office. And that's why I kind of... But he did under Bush? And I kind of think that's why Putin tried to get Biden in office. You know, it's like we talked about, the reverse psychology and all that crap. Everybody said that Trump was in collusion with Russia. But honestly, I think Russia wanted Biden in Trump so that we would be a weak country.

Yeah. No, I agree. No, I mean, we are a weak country, unfortunately. And we don't really know what's going on in the world, guys. What I do know, what I can tell you is, and this is for a whole other podcast, but what I can tell you is that this whole extremely high gas prices, the inflation that Joe Biden is blaming on Putin, which is hilarious. Because we were already at inflation, dude. Like, it was already there. And by the way, the people that know, finance and economy have been predicting this and telling everyone this is going to get worse, it's going to get worse. They've been saying it for a freaking year. And yet now you're blaming Putin all of a sudden? I mean, you're blaming everything on Putin now. Oh, gas price Putin.

Shit. Inflation Putin. COVID Putin. Wait, no, that was Chinese. COVID Putin. But anyway, so what I'm saying is that we have a shitty administration, but at the same time, we have a it's one of the weirdest positions we've ever been in

in the world I mean Nicole By the way this is worse than the Cold War It really is I think it is And I truly believe it is And I think that you know I wish we had a better administration in the United States Because we've always been the powerhouse to kind of police things

But we can't do that right now Yeah back then at least Ronald It was Carter and then Ronald Reagan But I felt pretty safe with Ronald Reagan. I do not feel safe with this administration. Oh, my God. We're sending freaking Kamala Harris

to Poland. Yeah, which is ridiculous. What the hell? You send a woman that has the lowest approval. Even under Biden, you're sending her because Biden's too old to go anywhere. He's 78 years old and he's literally seno. I mean, this is what we are in.

But what I was saying is this is playing right into the great Reset and the New World Order because you know we've talked about the Great Reset you guys should go listen to that podcast we extensively talked about what the agenda is of the Great Reset what they've said themselves and kind of what they want extremely high gas prices and inflation and all this plays right into the hands of what the Great Reset wants they want you to have not have a car or not be able to travel not be able to afford your house not be able to afford food so then you can then

be dependent on the government and then they move you into these places in in inner cities because they want people in their cities. They don't want you to own anything. They don't want you to be able to afford anything. They don't want you to be able to go anywhere. I mean, we saw this with COVID. And now people are going to be so damn broke to go anywhere because of gas prices. I get that.

So this all plays into the Great Reset. But who is in charge of the Great Reset? Like, I really don't even know now. Sherry, oh my God, dude. I know it's elites or whatever. But who? Sherry, we literally had a podcast on this. I know, but I'm just saying now,

It's like, okay, it's Biden fighting against Russia. We're talking about the elites, but the elites control everything. We know this. This is what it is. The New World Order, Sherry, we've talked about this a million times. You're saying you don't. No, I'm just saying it's just weird because I know the leaders are not the elites. I get that.

No, they're being controlled by the elites. They're the puppets. I get that. I mean, there's a reason why they're sanctioning the billionaires in Russia. Yeah. There's a reason that Russia, if they want to sanction anyone, which wouldn't work in the United States. But I'm just saying who in their right mind would be doing this right now because they're causing our lives to all end right now. Well, they're not right now, but it could get to that.

But look, we have a shitty administration. We got a very weak system here in the United States. We've all been through hell. And, you know, guys, I mean, this is sometimes like, I don't know, man. This podcast is hard sometimes to talk about it. shit because it's just it's constant it's bad stuff and that's why tonight I wanted to do a podcast on UFOs

because it's like I don't know I mean it's like not as bad I mean I hope UFOs come save our ass well just tell them what you learn today though about UFOs oh the UFO thing yeah I mean there's been a lot of Ukrainians actually seeing UFOs I actually saw a couple of videos over there which looks pretty I mean if these videos turn out to be real

it's weird they're not they're not missiles they're not planes or not drones. These things are weird. And they move exactly how you would think and how UFOs have been explained. It's weird. And, you know, we know that if, you know,

looking back at UFO stuff, I mean, UFO sightings have been heavily prominent over nuclear facilities or even actually, I remember with the Japanese and all that, with our atom bomb that we dropped, you know, that was

which is basically the same thing. nuclear. There was a lot of UFO sightings back then. Actually, it was from then on in this era, as I say in this era, but, you know, since then that we've had more UFO sightings than ever. Because if, you know, I don't know, I'm not even going to go in the whole UFO thing and the fact the UFOs go in the ocean and that we've seen, like on video from military pilots. But, you know, if there are any extraterrestrial anything on this.

planet under the ocean wherever it may be if that's even a possibility obviously they're going to have a stake or a care in what goes on on this planet so i don't know that's all we got for you i did want to let you guys know what a nuclear war would do how can you survive it well there's not a lot of ways but from what many people say southern hemisphere or near the coast and um you know yeah i guess you I mean, you could survive it underground for a while as long as you have food supplies. But the problem is food supplies do run out. And so they did like a calculation of how many people die in the first year, second year and third year. I think like the most people died in like the third or fourth year because they run out of food.

Even the people that survived and figured out ways to hoard food and all that stuff, eventually they die. You know, it's just crazy. So that's what we want to avoid. we want to avoid that. But I think here's the thing. Here's another message, though. If anything, this should tell you guys to live life now, enjoy your life every day, because we don't know.

If anything, I mean, I think COVID was one of those things, especially for some people that lost people in COVID and all this stuff. We lose people every day. I mean, you could die of a heart attack tomorrow. You could die of cancer. You could die of a nuclear explosion. You could die in a car accident. You could die from a damn comment.

We don't know. But the reality is that we have to live life now. We've got to enjoy life while we have it. Do the things you love to do. Enjoy the things you love to do. Don't necessarily envelop your mind and your whole entire life in all the bad. And that's why sometimes this podcast is hard for me because it is kind of depressing some of the stuff or a lot of the stuff we talk about. And so that's why like when I get the opportunity, like we're right now, we're, well, we've kind of been in the process of building a backyard pond.

and, you know, we already have, like, which we post a picture on our Facebook. You guys can go check it out on our Facebook and Investor Earth podcast. You know, we have built like a little oasis, you know, and it's somewhere that when we go, we feel like we get away from everything. And that's, I think, one reason we love it. And I encourage you guys to have something like that, whether it's in your own yard, whether you build something in your own yard, whether you go hiking, just do something you love and have a passion for and go somewhere or do something that you can escape from.

all this crazy shit because it is crazy it is taxing on your mind and um and that's and it's just it's one of the things like when you think about these ukrainians that are being suffering right now and all this shit it's like even our minds yes that's bad but people are really dying right now and it's a sad world and it's just not ukrainians man there are people dying all over the world every day from all kinds of shit you go to africa and disease and everything i mean they still have disease over there. We still have poverty. I mean, COVID itself killed more people from hunger than it did COVID because of the policies that were put in place because of COVID. It literally has killed more people than COVID itself. But we don't think about those people.

Media don't give a damn. And so there's bad that happens all over the world. If you can do something to live life and feel like you're living and feel like, hey, I love what I'm doing. I love where I'm at. I love, you know, whatever the experience is. I encourage you to do it because we never know. And that's my message at the end of this. Don't fear nuclear war. Don't fear the shit to come. Just live. Make sure you're living. Everybody dies, but not everybody lives. And I think that's one of the biggest things. Most people don't live. Most people just live to die. But not everyone lives to live. and I think that's one of the things that, you know, if you sit back and think of this nuclear war shit and COVID and everything else,

it makes you think about like how fragile life is. It is. And you have to live every day to the fullest. Even though you could die in a car accident tomorrow. Yep. But for some reason, this nuclear war threat makes people think differently. Yeah. Even though you literally have a better chance of dying in a car accident than you do a nuclear war.

But still, this shit should wake you up to go enjoy. It's up to enjoy life today, not tomorrow. Yeah, appreciate stuff. Appreciate a plant. Yeah. Appreciate how a plant grows. Appreciate the fact that, like, if you go grow a tomato plant in your backyard, it grows, and you can actually take and eat it.

Or appreciate going to the grocery store, even though right now it's getting higher prices. But appreciate being able to go get eggs and go get bacon and go get wine or beer or whatever. These things are all available to us. But if some shit like that happened, that's all gone. Yeah. and so appreciate it. It's like people that have had a near-death experience or had a heart attack or gotten a bad car accident

all of a sudden they appreciate things. And even for those people sometimes, it wanes. It's like after they're good again, their appreciation for the things they took for granted goes away again. And we do that too. Oh, yeah, we do. We do it every day.

But we have to remember not to do that and we have to live life the fullest. Yeah, we do for sure. It's just like my mom. mom. She's 87 years old, you know, but she appreciates life and she's, you know, that's a day at a time and every day is she's thankful for, you know? Yeah, do something every day that makes you happy and do so, or at least do something. Do something that makes you feel good. Pet a dog. Look, and by the way, we don't have a big, by the way, guys, we don't have a big backyard.

But what I will tell you about our backyard is we designed ourselves. We did this ourselves. We're not landscapers. We're not freaking design art. But we did it. And we did it because, like, we wanted somewhere in an urban environment to be able to escape, right? And, you know, make your vacation in your own yard if you can. If you get a little yard, man, freaking do it. Do something awesome. Do something that, like, you know, go buy some trees, man.

I mean, like, trees are not expensive. A couple trees, 30 bucks. I think it would be, like, 30 bucks for a couple of trees. All these plants we got for, I don't know, I think we spent a thousand bucks. Yeah, but we did go to, like, this, like, kind of ghetto. Like a nursery But look, you can do it And so now we're building the pond

And we're going to have an oasis back there And then, you know, hey, if a nuclear war happens We'll watch the bombs coming down We'll sit by the pool But most people aren't like us and have tons of animals And it's hard to go anywhere Wow. I mean

But anyway, so If you can go on vacation, go Take a retreat for a weekend Take your wife Take your husband Just find something though In your everyday life though But vacation only lasts for a certain amount of time

But it's nice to get away. Yeah, of course it is. What I'm saying is, it's nice to also have something every day you can go to and enjoy. Even if it's a room in your house, make a man cave, make a woman cave, make a husband and wife cave. Oh, my gosh. That reminds me. When Chad and I first got married, Chad made our guest bedroom into like a hotel room. Do you remember that?

Yeah, but that was our escape. We used to go on the hotel room. Yeah, we go to our hotel room upstairs and watch movies. Yeah. Well, I did feel like a hotel room because it was different. It was different in sleeping in your own bed. Yeah. It's just something different.

We'd do things like just hotel-wise. Like, I mean, even the sheets and stuff like that. So do something that is out of the norm that you enjoy. Or you even put a tent in your backyard and go sleep in a tent. Yeah, do it. We've done that too. We've done that too. We love campfires.

Go have a campfire. Go enjoy it. Look up at the stars. You know, do things that, like, we do live on an awesome planet. I mean, whether or not the people there are in control of this, a piece of shit, a lot of them. And it sucks that people that are and that somehow

these asshole people that somehow got in control of other people are such dicks. Like that just amazes me. We have a beautiful planet. We're on a rock spinning around in freaking the universe. And somehow all of our leaders

are pieces of shit. And yet they control the majority of people. It still blows my mind. Still can't freaking fathom it, but it is what it is. Guys, that's going to be it for us tonight. We thanks, we think y'all. We thanks y'all for listening.

And until the next episode, we love you. Have a good night. And we'll talk to you soon. Peace out. That I made five years ago with some party in New York. Are you texting me to tell me that I'm shit? Why are you still going on about things I never did? Maybe you can't see that I'm hard.

to home. I know I'm a basket case you think should be alone. But I still have my need to stem so.