Last Podcast On The Left - Side Stories: Noodles & Beef

Episode Date: November 15, 2018

Bizarre UFOs over Irish airspace. The shocking death of a wrestler who broke kayfabe. And a master who demands his subs have balls enhanced with silicon. Now that's what I call Side Storiesâ„¢. ...

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Hey there, Ben Kissel here for Last Podcast Network. I want to tell you about my show A. Blinken's Top Ad. For more than nine years, Marcus and I have strived to present you with the most accurate and honest political podcast out there. In these turbulent times, it's our intention to unite the country with impassioned debate that reaches out to the rational Americans who find their voices more muffled every day. Every week I use my political science background, my experience running for office along with my lifelong passion to stand up for the downtrodden, the wrongfully accused and the invisible
Starting point is 00:00:34 man and woman to bring you news like you haven't heard before. Let's face it, traditional news has failed us. We promise to always tell you the truth the best we see it and I personally guarantee to not be swayed by hyper partisanship but be guided by facts. To listen, search A. Blinken's Top Ad on any podcast platform or go to lastpodcastnetwork.com and find it under shows. Kill yourselves, everyone! Thing is, is that I know how to fix California, man.
Starting point is 00:01:24 There's straight up a haze everywhere. It's fucking gnarly and not like a cool haze. Not like an old Cheech and Chong what they were was going to happen to Los Angeles. Because of the horrible fires. But you know what we got to do, man? Get a bunch of mirrors because it's all done by the government and directed energy weapons. This is coming from the fucking skies in order to make the leading liberal elite afraid of placing their vacation from their vacation homes.
Starting point is 00:01:55 Because you know what, sometimes when you're on vacation you're like, uh, like this is just so intense already just like being on vacation. I need like a vacation from my vacation. These are the homes that are being affected. Not really but okay everyone, this is Inside Stories. I am Ben Gissel, Henry Zabrowski. You'll also hear Travis Morton star occasionally piping in here. I do want to say this.
Starting point is 00:02:14 If the deadliest wildfire in history and the U.S. government is microwaving us. I don't think it's the U.S. government. If anything, it's smokers as we talked about before the show, cigarette butts cause a lot of forest fires. That's why I propose today bringing smoking back to malls. This is what I'm saying, man. Once you get the smokers out of the malls, they're going to the streets flicking cigarette butts everywhere.
Starting point is 00:02:36 We're pushing them to the forest. It is a social stigma is, I mean, allow them to smoke. But you know what we should do? Maybe people should wear big sort of like plastic bubbles from their waste all the way around if you want to smoke and then you can smoke inside of it and you keep other people from smoking and then you get extra, extra nicotine. I don't know if plastic would be the best fabric for that because it seems like it might melt and then those people would have a really hard sort of life for the rest of their existence.
Starting point is 00:03:05 But in all seriousness, this fire in California, hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced and obviously the celebrities get quite a bit of coverage, like such as Miley Cyrus and also Neil Young. His Malibu home has burnt down, but they're really, they're going to be fine. Will Smith is going to be fine. We have to think. We cannot make Neil Young more sad right now. No, I can't have another suicide.
Starting point is 00:03:29 No, absolutely not. But our hearts are with the hundreds of thousands of people where they can't afford to go to another house and it's just absolutely devastating. So if you want to give a little help, you can go to disaster at Cal fund that C a l fund dot org or give a, give them a ring at 213 413 413 0 and donate some cash because the people out in California where Henry resides, that is, I mean, I just saw some of that footage and it is completely and utterly brutal. So our hearts are with you and wishing everybody the best and hopefully it doesn't get any
Starting point is 00:04:07 worse than this, but it doesn't seem like it's ending anytime soon. So I don't really like the attack saying that I wasn't serious in the beginning. You weren't. I know. I know. All right. I apologize. Also, RIP Stan Lee.
Starting point is 00:04:20 Stan Lee is at 95 years old. Gone too soon. I think he was. Honestly, I think he was. He was so beautiful. He was so beautiful. I can't believe we'd lose an angel like that. He was.
Starting point is 00:04:31 What is wrong with you? You soulless monster. When I saw that news, that was devastated. I'm obviously, I think that he did wonderful things. What happened for us? You got married and somehow you're worse. No. I'm very, I'm very sensitive.
Starting point is 00:04:46 We saw three stray dogs over by a Joshua tree last night and I almost took all of them. Okay. They didn't want them because I couldn't bear it was very intense, but the problem is, all right, Stan Lee, very inspirational. Yes, he was. Yes, he was. Yes, he was awesome. I saw him once.
Starting point is 00:05:01 I almost walked into him, C2 E2 in Chicago. I was walk chest bumped into him because I wasn't paying attention and then he's a very, very frail. I think probably his nurse farted too loud and he went to sleep. I have no idea what happened. There are a lot of cartoons and newspapers where Stan Lee is in heaven and I don't necessarily subscribe to the idea of heaven, but Stan Lee spent his entire life creating false idols. So is he going to heaven?
Starting point is 00:05:29 Oh my God. All right. Stan Lee created some heroes that helped a lot of kids who were feeling depressed, who were getting bullied and they said, you know what? If Spider-Man can overcome, if Peter Parker can overcome, he had superpowers. He got bit by a radioactive spider. He was a normal person. He also wanted to care for his aunt and is Mary Jane ever going to love him?
Starting point is 00:05:47 He had a lot of real life issues. Mary Jane did love him and then they got divorced to the comic books. Yeah, whatever, but they loved and it was hard to find it. But you know what it is Stan Lee too, is that he aggregated a lot of content like he did. He did it in taking quite a bit of credit for the creations that were done under his employee, but entertainment would not be the same if it wasn't for Stan Lee. Yes. Because you need Barkers, man.
Starting point is 00:06:10 You need people to shift those units. All right, everyone. Let's get back in here. Joe Exotic. Let's start talking about Zookeeper Joe Exotic. He's back in the news. Of course, you all remember him. He had a murder for higher plot and he was also running for governor.
Starting point is 00:06:24 Those things can, you can do both of those things at the same time. Back in the news for all the wrong reasons, former Oklahoma Zookeeper and candidate for governor already accused in the murder for higher plot has been indicted on 19 new counts of accusing him, accusing him of killing tigers and selling tiger cubs. Federal grand jury unsealed the charges Wednesday against the 55 year old Joseph Maldonado Passage who's also known as Joe Exotic, which of course you just changed your name to Joe Exotic. If your last name is actually Maldonado Passage, Exotic is a hell of a lot easier to say and
Starting point is 00:06:58 dare I say it's kind of fun. It's fun. Yeah, it's very fun. Joe Exotic was indicted in September for allegedly trying to hire someone to kill the operator of Florida based animal sanctuary. Carol Baskin, CEO of Tampa's Big Cat Rescue, claimed she was targeted. He pleaded not guilty. But now we got the new charges accused him of killing five tigers in October of 2017
Starting point is 00:07:20 and offering to sell cubs in violation of the Endangered Species Act. He's in trouble. Well, I just don't understand. So all of this is like, so now this is real. He definitely is abusing these tigers and he's selling these cubs. Well, he killed five of them to sell the cubs, which I don't know why you can't keep them alive and then also sell the cubs. But that's what happened here.
Starting point is 00:07:40 So Joe Exotic, I mean, he seemed like a man of the people during his campaign ad. He had a beautiful voice. But I also heard, I heard it was disputed that he wasn't even singing in that video. I heard it was possible that he was not singing in that video. But if he, who, as we talked about, who would be the secret voice behind Joe Exotic? How sad is that person's life? No. I'm just going to say I think it was Mr. Exotic.
Starting point is 00:08:00 Chris Gaines. Because Chris Gaines, he can pop up anywhere. That's Garth. No, it's not. No, it's not. It's two different people. Yeah. If you really think about it, if you really, really think about it, because you can imagine
Starting point is 00:08:10 that Garth Brooks own family wonders when Chris Gaines will come home. And they sit near him because they remember there was a period of time in the nineties when Chris Gaines was around. He was daddy. They were eating pizza for breakfast. They were having Malamar's for dinner because Chris Gaines doesn't give AF. Chris Gaines, I don't know if that's actually true. I think Garth Brooks didn't give an F.
Starting point is 00:08:31 Chris Gaines was like his sad, Garth counterpart. Sexy. I don't think that they got to eat pizza rolls for breakfast. I think they got like really, really sad, like I don't know, maybe avocado toast, but not good. Avocado toast is good for you. I will say this, Garth daddies, all they care about is you not getting too much sun. For the rest of the time, you can eat whatever.
Starting point is 00:08:53 You can eat whatever. As long as it's on commemorative Halloween plates with all of the Halloween decorations still up, like talking about last week where we allow people to celebrate Christmas forever. These are people that can celebrate Halloween forever and essentially they dress up their kids like Frankenstein five or six times a week. Not so bad. The Addams family was one of the more loving families in cinema history, so I think that could work.
Starting point is 00:09:18 It is funny though that Garth Brooks, usually when someone does an alter ego, their alter ego, like what is Beyonce, doesn't she call herself Sasha Fierce? So she's Beyonce in the boardroom and then she hits the stage and she's Sasha Fierce. Garth Brooks is the crazier part of the Garth Brooks-Chris Gaines connection, which is so weird that he was like, this Garth Brooks character, I am getting a little out of hand. I need to tone it down, start covering my eyes with my hair. There's a shadow entity and then there's the sun entity, all right? Chris Gaines is the shadow entity, the extrovert, it's the extrovert and then it really comes
Starting point is 00:09:56 into the questions, who's the real Garth Brooks? Is it Chris Gaines? Who is truly brooding, sensual, sitting and wondering, lies within the shadows. Or is Garth Brooks the sun, the man of all people, the man about town, the mayor of the guitar, which is what I think I've heard him call himself, because everybody has these. Everyone has these differences. But when it comes to Joe Exotic, who is the real Joe Exotic? We've been covering this guy now for like fucking two months.
Starting point is 00:10:26 And so now we know for a fact he attempted to put a hit out on somebody, which we still kind of in a legal gray area. Well, he did put the hit, yeah, he definitely did put the hit out. He attempted to have the hit finished. Yes, but then he's been sort of semi-accused of the murder of his husband? Yes, that's correct, the murder of his husband, he's also been accused of that. How is his campaign going? I think the campaign is dead now.
Starting point is 00:10:54 I think the campaign has also been, yeah, I think that's been murdered as well. So he made the jump from being a politician to just straight up celebrity, he's living the dream. He's doing, that's what Beto wants. Right, yeah, he really, I mean, hopefully Beto doesn't have the criminal record now after maybe he's going through some depression, he just starts killing animal cubs. But yeah, I mean, Joe Exotic, hell of a life, that's going to be a really full tombstone. It's going to be a full tombstone, I tell you what.
Starting point is 00:11:22 But when he dies of the, I mean, honestly, you could see he's a smoker, he's going to get throat cancer, so that cask, it's going to be very late. It could be, yes, it could be. And again, if you're struggling with smoking, try the jewel. That's what I was telling you. No, jewel just got shut down, jewels get shut down because they're taking all their various flavors out of the stores and they're actually being told to back off of social media advertisement because it is obviously for children.
Starting point is 00:11:47 Ah, yes, well that's the major problem. I have a couple of friends who didn't smoke and they just started smoking the e-cigarettes, which is, you know, this is how big tobacco gets you. They always find another way to monetize their product. Yeah, dude, we're fucking millers buying into the weed game too. Miller beer? Yeah. They're going to get weed beer?
Starting point is 00:12:08 No, well, they want to start it. There is already weed beer. Really? Yeah. I don't know if that needs to be a combo. I mean, I'm already making it a combo, so I don't really need it all mashed up together. It'd be like going to McDonald's and being like, just put the burger and the fries and the shake and the shake machine and make it all soft and liquidy so I'd be just throwing
Starting point is 00:12:29 it in my total like mouth. I don't know how that would taste. Yeah, weed beer, it sounds actually like the equivalent of Chris Gaines actually having sex with Garth Brooks. Like, it's just two, like, I don't know if that needs to be together. Oh, my goodness. It would be beautiful. Now, this was, I mean, it is all over the news, I'm getting blasted with it, blasted
Starting point is 00:12:53 with it. My fucking chin and eyelids are just covered in this story. It is a UFO has been seen over Ireland and it is making some heat because it just showed up in the Washington Post. That's how you know this shit, I guess, is for real as it gets all the way over here. And yes, they sort of pedantically covered the UFO scene as well, which is, of course, they have to because why not take a shot at the vulnerable? The pilot saw a very bright UFO streaking over Ireland.
Starting point is 00:13:18 If it wasn't aliens, what was it? This is from the Washington Post. Basically what they said is that British Airways pilot was operating Flight BA-94 from Montreal on Friday when she contacted the nearest air traffic controller tower to inquire whether there were any military exercises over the Atlantic Ocean to which she had not been alerted according to the Irish Examiner. When controllers told her that the skies were clear, she politely set them straight. She said that she and her crew saw two bright lights streaking through the air at phenomenal
Starting point is 00:13:46 speeds, twice the speed of sound. It came up on our left hand side, rapidly veered to the north. We saw a bright light and it just disappeared at a very high speed. We were just wondering, the pilot said, according to the newspaper, an audio of the interaction posted on the internet, which we're going to play for you right now. All right, let's do this now. If you are confused by what you're hearing, you're just like me. It is really difficult to understand the accents because we hear Irish, but usually when the
Starting point is 00:14:15 Irish are talking to us, they try to be as clear as possible knowing that there's a small dialect difference, but it's just the Irish at work. So they get all of this. What I will say about this footage, it's very interesting. What I love about this kind of stuff is, and I think we've even shown footage like this in our live show, is that I love hearing air traffic controllers say they're the ones here and it's not just fucking Tammy from Boggs Creek, it's nice to have some fucking like full on, like, these are legit, these people watch this guy's 20-FOW-7.
Starting point is 00:14:46 It's got to be exhausting. There's nothing showing on either primary or secondary. Okay, it was moving so fast, it's like, you turn the other way, but yes, thank you. Alongside you. If you come up on our left-hand side and rapidly go to the north, there's still bright light and then it's just this here at a very high speed. And you were just wondering, you didn't think it was likely collision course, you were just wondering what that could be?
Starting point is 00:15:10 Now what happens here in this next bit of footage is that we have another pilot calling in saying that we saw the bright lights as well. You ready to play this? Two pilots. And just to clarify there, at the end she was saying it wasn't on a collision course. So this alien wasn't, or this UFO wasn't trying to take them out. Well, she saw it coming. It was just like cruising along.
Starting point is 00:15:31 She said the same thing. She saw it coming and then it veered up at Mach 2, which would be, it would looked around Mach 2, which is double the speed of sound. The Virgin 76 also saw that in our left-mach clock position. Two bright lights. Say again? See you. The Virgin 76 saw two bright lights, the left-mach clock, seemed to back over to the right
Starting point is 00:15:52 and then climb away at the speed, at least from our perspective. Okay, we're passing that on there. Thank you. Meet your, or another object, making some kind of re-entry. There could be multiple objects following the pace of the trajectory at a very price than where we were. Okay, that's copied. That wasn't just me.
Starting point is 00:16:11 That's fucking awesome, dude. This is, what I love about this is that just like in Europe, which seems to be more of the temperament over there, is that they more directly will investigate these. So the Irish Aviation Authority jumped right in and said they're going to investigate under the normal confidential occurrence investigation process, which is very interesting. To me, the thing that points towards pilot objects, which is what they say in this article as well, is that there were two and they moved in the same exact trajectory as if they were paired.
Starting point is 00:16:45 They were trying to say one of these aircraft experts told the Irish Examiner that the lights possibly were meteorites entering Earth at a low angle. The high speeds were the result of acceleration caused by Earth's gravity. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. The bright lights were probably the result of friction as the celestial bodies pierced Earth's atmospheres, like a cock going into an ass. I have no idea.
Starting point is 00:17:12 Again, are you going to put that in your official move-on report? Is that how you're going to describe it? VIP member number 27035 can do whatever he wants if I'm filling out the reports. That's how it goes. Okay. But part of it is that it's, I don't, the way they said is the veering. It's the shit of coming into the galaxy and then the two of them pulling up. They pulled up and out.
Starting point is 00:17:33 They moved so, in the end, it's causing enough, if you've got these people, they see this shit all the time. They've seen airbound bodies. They know what flies are an aerial phenomenon. They have it in their brains because of the job they're looking at it. Like I know the difference from driving the highways enough between a skunk all mangled, a skunk's guts, and a dog's guts, because all you can tell is that there's more guts than a dog.
Starting point is 00:17:59 Absolutely. Well, depending on the size of the skunk, I guess. So yes, so it appeared to be multiple objects following in the same trajectory. That doesn't seem to align itself very well with some of the theories that it's not a UFO. According to Harvard astronomer Jonathan McDowell, this interaction happened on Twitter when this dude, Patrick O'Brien, I love when Irish people have Irish names and then I feel like that's good.
Starting point is 00:18:24 Like everything's right with the world. Patrick O'Brien tweeted out this. He says, know of any satellites reentering that this could have been, and then he says cheers because he's Irish and you have to end every tweet with cheers. And then Jonathan McDowell says, nothing space related that I know of. That's a Harvard astronomer, ladies and gentlemen. You're telling me he's wrong? Well then you have an institution to scream at.
Starting point is 00:18:51 Yeah, you want to go scream at Harvard? That sounds like fun. I'll come with you. But a part of it is that I do go to a lot of thick school and a lot of that thick school makes your brain big. And when your brain's big, you get all these extra lobes for facts. Yes, absolutely. But McDowell himself has pointed out in the past there are literally thousands of objects
Starting point is 00:19:10 whipping around Earth, which we hear that all the time. And that's like horrifying. Yeah. Isn't that just a little bit scary? All of these objects are just out there. It's just a matter of time until one of them just pings us a little bit and then God knows what happens. You're dipping your toe into true existential dread, which is a problem is that if you really
Starting point is 00:19:27 allow those floodgates to open, if you allow the existential existential dread French doors to open into your mind, you're fucked. Because we are truly it is the spinning on a rock thing. It is the flat earth people saying they are fucking that they are so scared of the idea of the earth is wildly corkscrewing through the sky. They can't handle it. I drive them crazy. I love to see them on a roller coaster.
Starting point is 00:19:53 Just going to. Honestly, this is not how it's supposed to be. I could see them on a roller coaster, though, just totally zen. Just be like, yes, just as I expected. Perfect. So apparently there are four major meteor showers that are currently active. That's according to the American Meteor Society, a.k.a. the people who buy all the slacks and all of the what do you call those khakis khakis khakis khakis all.
Starting point is 00:20:19 Let's put a little bit of the blame of the of the bump of the khaki market on Best Buy. Honestly, because that is there's a lot of khakis being funneled into Best Buy. Yes. So they say this this could be turrets, which are known to produce bright fireballs in the sky or it's a UFO, which I mean by definition, it is a UFO. But we're talking about a steady light. It's not like a flare. It's a steady light that comes in, hovers to the side of their plane, which we're talking
Starting point is 00:20:47 about, and zipped and zipped up. That's a good meteor. I love it. And that verb is an official exclamation point on this whole story because I am sick of this shit. I am sick of being blind. And also you're not being, yo, honestly, Henry, the alien researcher is the least maligned right now.
Starting point is 00:21:08 Well, and they've ever been put it because people are starting to take it a little bit more serious. Let me read just the segment from the Washington Post thing that is that makes me fucking really mad. All right. Okay. The confused person on the radio was not someone typically associated with dodgy reports of extraterrestrial interaction.
Starting point is 00:21:24 There were no claims that large eyed green men cross the cosmos to turn life stock inside out or two detailed breathless tales about cold metal tables and undignified alien probes. Oh, and then they also use, oh, so should we putting our, should we put our tinfoil hats on now? I fucking hate. I hate it. I hate it. So trigger.
Starting point is 00:21:48 All right. So I'm very sensitive. I know. I know. Well, there has been a lot of reports coming about UFOs here in the recent years. So who knows, Henry, you're real close to getting abducted. Keep on sleeping face down, butt up, and they're going to grab you one of these nights right out of that apartment of yours.
Starting point is 00:22:05 And you're going to have a, well, I don't know what your night will be like, but you might like it. I always sleep in the seductive triangle position just so that someone will come and scoop me up with the coat angers just through my asshole. All right. So it's, it's just a matter of time, Henry, until you discover an alien and they're going to be impressed with you. I feel that if I was, if there was going to be an ambassador, I could be not as embarrassing
Starting point is 00:22:34 as people would expect me to be. I love it. All right. Well, let's move on. Now this story, somebody sent this to me on, on Instagram and I hadn't really heard about this before. I have an older story. This past Monday, March 29 years since the death of Bruiser Brody.
Starting point is 00:22:50 Now who the heck was Bruiser Brody? You might ask. He was a, he was a professional wrestler. He was six foot eight, 280 pounds, which makes me sad because I actually weigh more than him. And I am only six foot seven. He was a true inventor of the brawling style and his wild man character helped lay the groundwork for what would later become hardcore wrestling.
Starting point is 00:23:12 So this guy is really a godfather of like ECW and things like that. So this dude wrestled all across the US, including WWF, a huge star. He was literally huge in Japan. And that's where he formed a dominant tag team with fellow hard hitter Stan Hansen. So why is this story interesting? Well, it turns out he was doing this. He was working a match with Lex Luger way back in the day. Halfway through the match, he stopped working.
Starting point is 00:23:41 And what that means is you just stopped selling, which, and that means you basically just don't react when the person hits you. You don't pretend like that's really powerful. Oh my God. You just kind of stand there like an oath. So suddenly no selling Luger's offense and refusing to cooperate with Luger or the referee. So something was going on. Now on July 16th, 1988, Brody was set to compete in Puerto Rico for the WWC, a promotion by
Starting point is 00:24:09 Per owned by Puerto Rican legend and WWE. I have to say WWE. I'm going to say WWF Hall of Famer Carlos Colom. So Brody arrived at the stadium. And what happened was a lot of tension was going on in the locker room. And he was Brody was sitting alongside this dude, Jose Gonzalez. And what happened was this is according to Dutch Mantel. He says, I've always been able to feel tension in the dressing room.
Starting point is 00:24:38 And boy, I felt it heavy that night. Then he also says, but I couldn't place it. I didn't know where the tension was coming from. Then Mantel left the dressing room. And when we, when he returned five minutes later, Brody had been stabbed in the stomach from the accounts of all the other wrestlers, Gonzalez asked Brody to come into the shower stalls to talk business, which that is, that's not a place to talk business. If anyone ever comes into the urinal, we got a lot of important business to talk about.
Starting point is 00:25:06 That's never a good idea. No. So it was common, apparently that's commonplace though. I don't know why. I've never really heard of that coming to the showers to talk business. That seems very, I don't even, I want to go down that road of what that could lead to. There's been a lot of this. I think it's somebody vulnerable because really it's about negotiation, right?
Starting point is 00:25:23 So in the end, it's like you want a guy with his dick out and his back to you so that you can be right behind him is going like whispering, whispering in his ear, slitting your lips, touches earlobe. I guess so. Well, according to this article, it's commonplace to talk business in the shower stalls and apparently it still is, which is quite interesting. Just go out to the parking lot or go to the car anyway, but in the shower stall, instead of talking business, they got into a scuffle and Gonzalez pulled out a large knife that
Starting point is 00:25:50 he had allegedly concealed under a towel. Thank God, because I was wondering, where is he keeping this large knife in the man purse? You know what I'm talking about? Yikes. So he pulled out this massive knife and then he stabbed Brody, Brody stumbled out of the stall and in a state of shock, tried to walk out into the stadium. But Savio Vega, who you'll know as a former professional wrestler, stopped him. Brody laid down and waited for help.
Starting point is 00:26:16 Atlas, who once was, oh my goodness, this is actually Tony, Alice, who once held the WWE tag titles with the Rocks dad, Rocky Johnson, witnessed the whole incident. And this is what he said. He said, when Brody was lying on the floor bleeding, the guys were just going over their matches like nothing had happened. Brody laid on the floor for about 45 minutes because it was the beginning of the show and the ambulance couldn't get through the crowd of people. They couldn't lift the gurney to get him on the ambulance.
Starting point is 00:26:43 So they said, can any of you guys help? Every wrestler in that dressing room, including American wrestlers, turned their back. When the police asked what happened, everyone in the dressing room said they didn't see nothing. Atlas described how he began to lift Brody. He smiled at Atlas and said, don't drop me brother, but his injuries were grave. Atlas recalled that Brody had two eight inch cuts to his belly. His liver was cut in two plus his intestines were cut in, plus his intestines were cut
Starting point is 00:27:12 into and Brody died from massive internal hemorrhaging and blood loss. So everyone in this, everyone knew what happened and they refused to help this guy for 45 minutes as he just lay there like bubbling blood out and obviously died. But the performance had started so they couldn't get the ambulance there. That's a creepy, weird story. Why is it like this? I don't know. I have no idea what Brody did to piss everybody off.
Starting point is 00:27:38 Maybe it was the no selling of Lex Luger and this is how they repaid him. I have no clue. Is it that serious? Wrestling's very serious because if you make a mistake, you can kill somebody. But I wonder, do they believe that such an intense disrespect that they would literally let you die? I know that people take things very seriously. I've seen Twitter, but a part of it's like, I wonder what it's like with something like,
Starting point is 00:28:04 I know that, that's so fucked, you just let your buddy die in front of you? I guess so. And then Tony Alice was there. I mean, and everyone, Savio Vega, this is a story 29 years old that's never really been solved and I don't think that this dude got into any, I can't find the, a follow up. So okay. Here we go. So what happened?
Starting point is 00:28:26 Imagine also at the time, right? Cause this was what, when he was murdered, this is what I was, so, so this is the follow up on Gonzalez, the dude who stabbed him. Incredibly, Gonzalez walked away and continued to wrestle until 2006. Mantle has claimed the police weren't taking his story seriously right from the start and thought it was just another crazy wrestling angle. So they thought the whole, that wrestling angle where somebody actually dies by being stabbed to death.
Starting point is 00:28:52 Some blamed a flawed justice system while others accused the Puerto Rican wrestling community of covering up the truth and intimidating witnesses to protect one of their own. Mantle was supposed to testify at trial, but suspiciously didn't hear from the court until after the trial was finished. This is according to him. He said, I knew the verdict of the trial before I even got my subpoena to appear with some witnesses seeming to observe a code of silence and others reportedly too scared to testify against Gonzalez.
Starting point is 00:29:20 He was acquitted on the grounds of self-defense. So he just wrestled until 2006. Shit. That's crazy. I wonder if there's, I mean, cause especially at the time, wrestling is now re-blown up, right? Oh yeah. But it's kind of also now dipping back down.
Starting point is 00:29:36 Isn't that true? Well. It kind of had, it's a renaissance like three years ago and now it's kind of meddling. Well, it's because Vince bought everything, but so like Cody Rhodes and like Ring of Honor, there's other new Japan pro wrestling, they're, they're coming up as the WWE because their product is kind of going down a little bit, but there, but it's, other pockets are popping up that are doing pretty well. But a part of it is that, especially at the time, like what, 20 years ago, right?
Starting point is 00:30:01 Yeah. Almost 30 years ago. Yeah. Wrestling was not popular. And I imagine because now we sort of understand, which is truly fucked up about our society, but something like that kind of story would actually ramp up interest in the sport where people would be like, what the fuck is going on in here? And so we, because we're also naturally horny and voyeuristic, we want to see what's fucking
Starting point is 00:30:22 weird about wrestling. So we want to get, but at the time I imagine that they were pretty certain that if he came out saying that he, someone was murdered in the locker, that it would sink what was happening with wrestling. Probably. I mean, but wrestling's really, it really was always popular, especially in places like Puerto Rico and here, I mean, this is like the early nineties. What is it?
Starting point is 00:30:42 Yeah. Something like that. What is that? What's 29 years ago from today? That's good. We're so old. I can't, I don't want to think about it. I remember when I watched wrestling like in the early 2000s as a kid, every time there
Starting point is 00:30:52 was a match, I'd see somebody bleed. Is that at all still happening? Yeah. They don't, they don't cut themselves as much as they used to. That was always really fun when they did that. But why don't they, why don't they do the bleeding anymore? I don't know because Vince wanted to make it a PG product because his wife ran for Senate and then they're trying to be like, it's a classy venture and it's like, it's not supposed
Starting point is 00:31:11 to be, it's supposed to be professional wrestling. But yeah, anyway. So now if you do see blood, it's most likely, well it's always real blood, but it's most likely caused by a, by a real hit, not that cutting yourself isn't real. Because they would cut their forehead, right? Yeah. The thing with the little razor that you would keep it in there, they're like their band, whatever is it, their pants.
Starting point is 00:31:30 Well, yeah. They put it under a little piece of tape and then they take the tape off and then they poke themselves a bunch right where it relates in your forehead. So it doesn't actually, it bleeds a lot, but it doesn't cause that much actual damage. You just want to hit a vein up there. And that, I mean, that's what happened with Stone Cold and Bret Hart in that match, the I quit match. And then Austin didn't quit.
Starting point is 00:31:50 He passed out from the blood. But so in that match, it made, it made all the difference because without the blood, it just wouldn't have looked as awesome. Yeah. Well, yeah. The idea of blood makes it super fucking, that's what, that's what fucking black metal understood. Oh yeah.
Starting point is 00:32:04 I understand of the, the, we like the visual of the intensity. Yeah. So this is a story, very fucked up story that is first of all, that's horrible. Do you ever hear this about this in baseball? They just killed their families, not baseball, more football, football to kill their family. Yeah. As a matter of fact, Ray Carruth, he just got out of prison and former Carolina Panther, I think he did 19 years, murdered his wife and she was pregnant and then the kid was
Starting point is 00:32:29 born and the whole thing is a Jesus Christ. Yeah, I don't think he'll be playing any time soon. That's for sure. Oh no. He aged out number one and then with the, yeah. But he will. You know what's a, you know what's a good sport for him? Golf.
Starting point is 00:32:41 Could be. Yeah. All those time, all those hours alone. Yeah. So this is a, um, this is a story about of a, a man. Now this is a very twisty tourney story. This is one of those where it's like, it's obviously, it is very sensationalistic up top, but as soon as you peel the top layer back, there's a bunch of weird, weirdness and that
Starting point is 00:33:01 I also have a lot of questions of our listeners. The mother of an Australian man who died after injecting his scrotum with silicone as part of an inflammation fetish confronted his American bondage master in an episode of this show called the project. It is a very, very compelling footage that I found on the website of the Toronto Sun. If you look it up. And so this young man, Jack Chapman, he died of what was called this silicone embolism, where he was forced to by apparently, which was a, he had a master pup relationship with
Starting point is 00:33:33 a man named Dylan Heffertepin, who is, uh, he was, he belonged to him via contract. There was a part of, he is known on Instagram as noodles and beef. If you look up hashtag noodles and beef, there's a lot of shit in there. And basically Dylan. Wait. Oh, hold on. So I know I'm not laughing. This is very sad.
Starting point is 00:33:53 You are laughing. I am not. Okay. But is it? Yeah. Jack was Jack Chapman. Jack Chapman. He was known as Pup Tank.
Starting point is 00:34:02 Pup Tank. Pup Tank. Okay. And then his masters was noodles and beef, Dylan Heffertepin, Heffertepin, and that he, oh, so, so pup tank, so pup, pup tank is owned by contract by noodles and beef and noodles and beef. Now did he force him pup tank silicone in his balls from what it seems to be? If you look at pictures of pup tank who had to legally, according, forced to by his master
Starting point is 00:34:33 Dylan Heffertepin to change his name to Tank Heathcliff Chapman, so he changes to Heathcliff as well, he was forced to by his master to adhere to a contract that he had set up where one of these things is that all will belongs to master. All physical accommodations of said pups must be met with satisfaction by the master. It's a very, very intense contract where he made, it was, if you look at pictures of Dylan Heffertepin and you see his pup group, it's five huge dudes within the bear community. Dylan Heffertepin also was a little bit of an actor and he was in a web series about bears that's also very, very intense and what he wanted his pups to have was very, very,
Starting point is 00:35:22 very big balls. And you would also force him to look like him. Heffertepin Okay, but now if you are, they're pups, so by definition they shouldn't have really large balls, right? So there's a confusion there. Dylan Heffertepin This is what his vision was. This was his vision. Heffertepin How did he get...
Starting point is 00:35:43 Dylan Heffertepin Okay, how did he get five guys? And again, look at the pictures of these guys. I mean, these guys, they're not that it matters because we talk about professional wrestlers getting abused all the time, but they are big dudes. Heffertepin They are very, very big dudes and he made them bigger. Dylan Heffertepin How did he get five of them to be his pups?
Starting point is 00:36:01 Heffertepin I will say this. This is kind of what I want to ask our listeners. Those of us that are very, are actually in subdom relationships know that there is a part of this, I guess, that is very, I mean, from what I've read, this is very normal from what I've read. I'm not doing this. I don't know the rules. Dylan Right.
Starting point is 00:36:16 Heffertepin All right. I'm trying to understand that it is a, it can be a part of life that people do this, right? Dylan Sure. Heffertepin So, he had his group, a part of his, they get sexually turned on and they like being a part of this, what he called a polyamorous family. You need this family, so they all wanted to serve the master equally, but the problem
Starting point is 00:36:37 is that some of them, it looks like pup tank went and got his balls filled up way, way, way too much. And according to Dylan Heffertepin, if you watch the horrible video of Jack Chapman's mother and him have a confrontation and it's brutal, because he just died and Dylan Heffertepin didn't tell him, didn't tell them that he was in the hospital, didn't know the stuff, and fucking noodles and beef, his whole thing, who is Dylan Heffertepin? Noodles and beef is saying, I never asked him to make his balls that big. Heffertepin I see.
Starting point is 00:37:10 Dylan Heffertepin But that's his defense. Heffertepin Did you ever see, and I don't know why, I referenced this movie more than anyone probably in the country, Desperate Living, the John Waters movie. I watched it at a very formal, formidable age growing up, because Queen Carlotta's on the cover and I thought there was something saucy about that. But there's a scene in Desperate Living, again, if you haven't seen it, check it out.
Starting point is 00:37:31 It's one of John Waters' more disturbing films, but it's kind of fun. There's a scene where a woman is in a lesbian relationship, but the woman is in a lesbian, and so she says, I just wish you had a penis, and then the woman goes and has a surgery done to get her a big penis, and then she comes back, and then the lady's like, I didn't really want you to get a big penis, and then she cuts the penis off with a pair of scissors. So anyway, it's kind of like that. Dylan Heffertepin It's kind of like that.
Starting point is 00:37:57 You know what his story is? It's about an abusive relationship, and you can be in a subdominated relationship that does not move into abuse. The whole point is to create a system from what I've read, that you're supposed to have a back door. You have to be able to get out. You have to be able to say at some point, hey, hey, hey, I love being your doggy. I'll lick your feet all day long, but I'm certain to feel like my wants and needs are
Starting point is 00:38:23 not being honored, or I'm certain to feel that I am in danger. And the problem is that it looked like Jack Chapman truly fell in love with Dylan Heffertepin, and he ran it through. Like he basically ran them all the way to the end, and then unfortunately, tragically he died. But a part of it must be that the getting off of signing the contract. All of these steps make lives so spicy, and it shows us in these little normal relationships that we have is like, I guess we're missing out on all the thrills of involving a lawyer.
Starting point is 00:38:55 And I just involved a lawyer in my relationship, and I'll tell you what, it's fun, but that's the part that's the most unsexual for me. Sure. Well, maybe we haven't met our own noodles and beef yet. Also this is what makes this guy even worse. There's really nothing that could make the guy worse, although again, this guy did inject his balls with silicone. He went to the doctor.
Starting point is 00:39:18 He did that. Although I don't even know. I want to ask you that question in a second. If you know that answer, did he go to a doctor or he just do this himself? But before Pup Tank died, he left $200,000 in inheritance to noodles and beef. So the guy took $200,000 from the guy before all of this even happened. So this guy is really horrible. This guy is, I mean, what is the difference between this guy and a cult leader?
Starting point is 00:39:50 I don't know. Exactly. I don't know, this is the part of it where you could see people, he was obsessed with making all of the men in his community look just like him and these men who fell in love with this personality sort of, I don't know if it's a, I don't know if it's even consent anymore. If you're in this Tom sub relationship, the whole point is that sexually you are agreeing to this arrangement and you will be the master.
Starting point is 00:40:18 You will be allowed to be mastered by another dude. So the problem is that what do you do in that gray area between like he's telling you to do shit you're not supposed to, you don't want to do or you know it's going to kill you and then all of a sudden you're stuck in it. I don't know. I don't know. It's a very, very sad story of an abusive relationship, but it's got big swinging nuts in it.
Starting point is 00:40:40 His balls were so big. I don't know if they were swinging after they were injected with silicone, but- Did you see the pictures of his nuts? No, I actually missed that. No, where did you see the pictures of his nuts? They look like he's, he stole brioches from the grocery store, but his mom was so heart broken because she sits and watch it and it was the truth. She was like, when my son went to America, because he was, I believe he is Australian,
Starting point is 00:41:03 he was Australian and she was like, when my son went to America, he was normal or the way she described him is, he was the giant, it sat silently in the back of every room and that's how she described him, which is very, very ominous, but then she got very, very sad because she was like, he went looking normal and then he just started getting fucking jacked, wearing that chain with the fucking chain link, the chain link around him with the big fucking, what's it called, what's the channel lock? Oh, I see. Interesting.
Starting point is 00:41:39 When you come to this article, they do call it a cult fetish scene and it was spearheaded, spearheaded again by noodles and beef. So there it is. Well, who knows what'll happen. We'll keep you following. We'll follow up on that story to see what goes on with noodles and beef. I'll tell you what though, noodles and beef sounds delicious. I love strong enough, man.
Starting point is 00:41:59 Oh, I love it too. I could see how he'd funneled it in. I could see how it got people locked in to the cult because you kind of expected a bunch of egg noodles and the saucy, saucy beef all over it. Oh, of course. Naturally. That's one of my mom's favorite meals that my mom makes. Oh, it's one of the best.
Starting point is 00:42:15 She makes that roast beef and they got all the brown gravy mixed in with a little saucy pressure cooker. My, my, my, well, I do love beef stroganoff and it's really, and it's a funny name. It's a funny name when you're a kid and it's kind of a funny name even when you're nearing 40. It beats stroganoff. All right. So this is the worst person of the week, in my opinion, a Florida principal allegedly
Starting point is 00:42:38 stole $900 from a nine year old student who has some mental disabilities. A Florida elementary school principal was arrested after allegedly stealing 900 bucks from this student. That's according to police. On October 22nd, an unidentified nine year old student brought $2,100 to his classroom from home. Why? I, well that we don't know.
Starting point is 00:42:59 Again, he's, you know, he's a little bit, he's got some challenges. You know, perhaps he just thought, how do you get that much cash? Well, that we'll find out. Staff and administrators counted the money and placed it in the desk of principal Edward John Abernathy for, for safekeeping. So this guy just got 2,100 bucks in his desk. He's like, okay. Uh, yeah, you just put it here.
Starting point is 00:43:20 Everything will be fine. The following day, Abernathy allegedly told his staff he would take care of the situation three days later. Of course, three days later, the student's parents realized their child had taken the money to school and the boy's mother went to Abernathy's office to get it back. On the way back to her car, she realized 900 bucks was missing. So that's pretty standard. I'm looking this up.
Starting point is 00:43:45 The principal can take a solid 43% of any cash. That's off the top. That's a percentage the principal can just get. This guy is horrible. So after staff and administrators confirmed the discrepancy, the mother filed a police report, the following day law enforcement interviewed Abernathy, who would allegedly change his story about the money several times. At one point, the police report alleges Abernathy said he moved the money from his desk to a
Starting point is 00:44:11 shelf and suggested a student might have stolen it from there. Yeah, who knows what happens when you're moving money from the desk to the shelf. That's like a big gap. You don't know what's going to happen in the five, six feet. But it was going to happen. This is a funny thing, but police said the shelf, which was about six feet high would be difficult for an elementary school student to reach. Abernathy agreed with police and said that would be a bit of a reach.
Starting point is 00:44:35 He was arrested Thursday in charge with one count of grand theft of less than 5,000 bucks, but he posted bail. This guy is the principal equivalent of Chris Farley's character in Billy Madison when he eats all of the lunch sandwiches. When he eats all the bagged sandwiches, they're like, who the hell would eat 50 bagged sandwiches? A guy like this. Abernathy, I'm going to say, worst person of the week. I'm going to call right now Mr. Principal Man has a bit of a drug problem.
Starting point is 00:45:04 Oh, I'm going to call right now that he's got a drug problem. I'm going to call that he's got either a gambling problem. There's something that's come from back because just to take $900 because first of all, someone's going to know that $900 is missing out of $2,100. It's 43% of the money. It's not $100. It's not skimming it. You know what I mean?
Starting point is 00:45:24 It's not all of it. To be honest, he should have just took all of it and just said there was a fire. He could have just made it up. Sure. $900 seems to me like a guy going like, yeah, I could just take this then. People, could this go missing all the time? Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 00:45:38 Rubbing his nose and licking his lips and shit like that. He's got a fucking problem. Okay. I could totally see that. I could see a coke problem in this guy's life right now. But that's sad. I don't know where the kid got the $2,100. Maybe it is a very wealthy family and they just kind of leave money around or whatever
Starting point is 00:45:55 it is. But nonetheless. Yeah, they fucking bank robbers? I guess. He's living $2,100 in cash just around. I'm not quite sure, but you gotta leave this nine-year-old kid alone. That's what I say. Anyway.
Starting point is 00:46:08 Poor child. That poor kid. You got taught a terrible lesson. Never trust fucking authority. And it's hard that he had to learn it that way, but you know when it comes down to it, that's when you fucking know. And I tell you what, I would never give my fucking, I wouldn't give my money to a police officer.
Starting point is 00:46:20 I wouldn't let anybody touch my fucking, I got $2,100. That should strap to my fucking leg. Oh, absolutely. So Edward John Abernathy, not good my man. Come on. Give the kid $900 back. He's gotta go buy a bunch of fun stuff. I don't know what kids buy anymore, but I'm sure fun stuff.
Starting point is 00:46:37 That's the kind of crime that I wish we'd go back to like public spankings. I wish that was the kind of crime that he could be tied to a post and a man with the big old-timey judge's wig comes out and fucking hits him with a plank a bunch of times. And be like, are we embarrassed? Are we embarrassed? Like, I think that would be pretty sweet. Also, I wanted to quickly do, because we're gonna be wrapping this episode up, but I want to quickly go over the Church of Satan's comments about the Satanic Temple recently
Starting point is 00:47:04 sued the filling adventures of Sabrina over the use over their design of their Baphomet statue. Now, obviously, the Satanic Temple is a very serious group of people that they are more of the political arm of the Satanism movement, and they are very, very upset because they feel that their Baphomet statue was co-opted by Netflix, but the Church of Satan decided to come out. But what we kind of feel like, we even said this privately to ourselves, it seems to be a little not-metal to sue somebody over this, but you know.
Starting point is 00:47:37 You know what it reminded me of when Lars sued Napster? Yes. I'm like, okay. It's a little. It's like, all right, thank you, Lars, we have it. Thank you for defending the little man, but you don't actually care. I would definitely put the TST in the Lars Ulrich world of the paranormal and the occult, like I would say that they are the Lars Ulrich of that world.
Starting point is 00:47:57 But it's interesting because they're obviously fight back and forth, but the Church of Satan made a very pointed rebuttal to the TST's actions. They wanted to come out and say something because remember, they're also, this is, I am just without comment putting this out there because I know both sides, the COS and the TST fight quite a bit because people do not like the legacy of Anton Leves. So we'll go through this. Oh, I see. But they do.
Starting point is 00:48:23 Are they? Hmm. We're going to get some angry comments from both sides. Okay. Somebody's going to be upset about this because everybody's very upset, but I think it's fun. They're more in common than not in common, I would, I would think. Okay. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:48:36 I don't know. Okay. Recently, the Satanic temple has filed a lawsuit against Netflix over a depiction of the symbolic deity Baphomet and their series, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. As a significant number of people seem to be confusing this with us, we would like to clarify that TST is a political activist group that has nothing to do with us, nor with the religion of Satanism, which we founded over 50 years ago. The Church of Satan has not filed a suit against Netflix, nor do we have a problem with their
Starting point is 00:49:03 Sabrina show, which we've previously discussed. Okay. Netflix built their own Baphomet sculpture for their show, which obviously references the TST version, but also references numerous public domain versions, differing details in the chest, wings, beard, head, and so on, make it clear that the Netflix version is not an exact copy of the TST version, rather a situation of fair use of public domain and popular cultural imagery. Okay.
Starting point is 00:49:30 To reiterate, while TST is known for childish PR stunts such as fake political rallies, mailing comrags to Congress and rubbing genitals on gravestones to turn people gay after their deaths, these actions are not in any way representative of the apolitical, individualistic, and atheistic religion of Satanism. Please do not attribute their actions to us. All right. Atheistic religion, quite a conundrum there, but I would say it's not a religion, it's a lifestyle.
Starting point is 00:49:58 It's a religion. It's a religion. We will talk about this again and again, and we're going to be coming up. I don't want to talk about the episodes we have coming up because I don't like busting it. We're going to be doing this discussion on a very soon episode of Last Podcast in the Life. Yes.
Starting point is 00:50:14 And it's about, it is a lifestyle. It's a position. It's like, it's like, it's actually, it's a political position. You're saying a true Satanist does not believe in God or the devil. All right. Well, I will say this. The only people that should be suing or even thinking about suing this Sabrina show is Melissa Joan Hart.
Starting point is 00:50:30 Why are you leaving her out? Are you out of this? Are you out of this? Is this not Sabrina the Teenage Witch? Is it totally different? Is it something else? I don't know. Why did they use the same name?
Starting point is 00:50:43 Natalie was watching it. I watched about five minutes of it, and it's not for me. I can't handle that. I can't handle Riverdale. It's not for me. None of it's for me. Do you know what it is for me? And you guys should fucking check out Haunted on Netflix.
Starting point is 00:50:54 Haunted. Okay. Very fucking good. Very, very, very good. I'm looking at the Church of Satan's Twitter account. They're, most of what they're tweeting is correcting people on the use of your- These are very, these are ornery people. It's pretty dark.
Starting point is 00:51:11 Pretty metal. Yeah, absolutely. Nothing like- They're very- Punctuation shaming. They just need a fucking, they just need a, they need a coconut smile. Yep. You remember that?
Starting point is 00:51:23 I know. Yeah. Good, good cocaine drink, a beverage, no, Coca-Cola beverage. Coca-Cola. Not cocaine. Although they used to put cocaine and Coca-Cola, that's why it's called Coca-Cola. Let's go back. Let's go back.
Starting point is 00:51:35 Let's go back. We get those new ones. All Coke, Coke. I want to first say we have an NLA in Southern California. We're doing No New Dudes again. It's a clothing drive. We're trying to get clothes. I mean, it's mainly for men only because it's not mainly for men.
Starting point is 00:51:49 It can be for anybody, but we focus on men in the title because actually there's not as many male clothes donated to charities and it's more so female clothes, which is interesting. But we're accepting clothes of all types at various locations in Southern California. The Hanna Gallery in Burbank, Bigfoot Lounge in Glendale, and I believe we have a couple of other popping up. So check out if you got clothes and you're in that area and you want to drop moth, fucking go drop, drop moth.
Starting point is 00:52:14 We're going to randomly select two people to, we're going to select, Randy's like one person to get two tickets to the VIP section for last podcast on the left. Awesome. And again, if you want to help out with those horrible California wildfires, this is a solid charity from my little bit of research, disasteratcalfund.org, or give them a ring at 213-413-4130 because it's devastating what's going on out there. So give a little, give a little if you can. All right, everyone.
Starting point is 00:52:44 Well, thank you all so much for listening. We had a great time in DC in Dallas and in OKC. Man, we have a whirlwind of a week. Oh yeah. We are all sick now. We got, we did well, maybe we got a, maybe we had like a health coach. We did something on the road when we do these things, somebody can give us juices or something because we just drank because there was a point where I think it was like the third day in
Starting point is 00:53:07 where I was like, really, the only way you can do this is you got to keep drinking because you don't want to come down and you want to deal, you don't want to deal with any of that mess. This is smart. That's what we did. You got to deal with all that on a Monday. On Monday. Deal with it on Monday.
Starting point is 00:53:22 I am dealing with it and it sucks. Future Henry is not happy. I wanted to say thank you to the people who gave me that Moldavian wine in DC, which is pretty good. And also that lambic beer, whoever gave that toss was, it was delicious. Oh, I love it. And I believe we got that in Dallas, which is incredible. That place was incredible.
Starting point is 00:53:41 Yes. I'm also, if you want to, please check out Trollville On Demand. It's on there. You just type it in. Trollville On Demand, you can see it. All right. Trollville On Demand. We got a bunch of exciting things coming up.
Starting point is 00:53:51 So we'll all see you soon. Make sure you get out there. Make sure you sit, you lie, and you sleep. Yeah, I like that. That's my message for the week. I love it. All right, everyone. Thanks for listening.
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