Painkiller Already - PKN 633

Episode Date: October 8, 2026

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I started getting served up on Twitter in the 4U tab. Lots of blade clips of him in Vegas. And like, if Woody were to sit down and watch these, your complaint at the end would be like, this guy's got plot armor. This is unrealistic because the first one I saw was him on a mobility scooter, which he's been in the mobility scooter for long enough at this point that no one even really comments on that aspect of it seemingly.

But this mobility scooter is going five times, six times the speed of everyone else on the sidewalk. He's going like 16 miles an hour. He's flying. And he's like, there's clips of him like clipping into people just like bumping into people from behind. And they're just like, suck. And they like, start to apologize. And he's like, he's like, I saw a clip of him. He was just, he fell out of the car.

And it's, it's like 1 p.m. the sun's right over. He completely falls out on the sidewalk. And then like a couple of good Samaritans like Australians who are clearly there on vacation come over and they're like, I. I'm struggling yourself. They will help you up. Let's get him up. And then like early on, like, they start to realize this guy isn't like a guy who's handicapped. He's just trashed. And so he's getting lifted up and he's like, it's all right, dude. Figure it out, dude. Figured out, dude. He has like these loops. He just keeps saying when he's drunk. Yeah. The N-word is one. And the other one is like, figured out. We got to figure it out. And so they lift him up. Then the Australians quickly walk away. I saw him like. You know those outdoor patios that have a metal fence around them. And they're solid metal fences in order to keep people from the waiting area from like sneaking in there. It's not like one of those restaurants where you can leave from the patio. You have to go through the main area.

And he was like going and this isn't going to sound fast, but I'll find the clip of him in the restaurant. Nine miles an hour through the restaurant. Through the restaurant. And he just like rams into the wall. of this place, like as though he was going to burst through the fence. Is it like tables and chairs? There's tables and chairs everywhere.

And he clearly hasn't figured out how like the reverse function works 100%. And so like there's like his handlers chasing him. But the best most absurd one was this. I'll link it now. He couldn't figure out clearly how to get his scooter up onto the sidewalk. And so he decides to just go and drive taking up a whole lane of wrong way traffic down the New York strip

and you should turn the volume on because you can hear the level of drunk he is. He's just like murmuring. Yeah, yeah, just play this. And you can hear the murmuring and him talking to himself. The honks, him telling the honkers to go fuck themselves.

I want to hear the audio. Yeah. He's got a cigarette in his hand. Yeah. Oh, my God. This is dangerous. It's dangerous. All it takes is one driver, not paying attention.

I don't know Vegas laws in Jersey. This would be drunk. Ran into a sign. Oh, my God. He's getting dodged by cars. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Why doesn't he go up where the people are?

He's, you know, it's his world. We're just living in it. He could at least go with traffic. He just made that whole line of truck cars slow down. He doesn't even have the wherewithal to keep the camera up. Oh my God, he's so drunk. He's slurring. Now he's drifting into the middle lane.

If you're an audio only, this fool is riding a mobility scooter in the middle of a turn lane going. the wrong way in like the downtown part of Vegas. Like, I see a casino. This corner is going to be a tricky one. Someone could zip around that corner and wipe him out right here. And it would be no fault of this. He's so close to these cars.

These inches from cars. He's incoherently drunk. Are you getting any of these words? No. I think it's just, I don't know, no, dude. Rub, blah, man, man, dude. is what he's mostly saying. I'm captivated by this.

Twitch allows this to be streamed. No, this is on YouTube. YouTube has no rules. I like that, though. I'm still watching the big-titted house-wife. Why is he not just getting over onto the sidewalk at any point? He passed another opportunity to get on the sidewalk. Okay, he's in a safe place now.

I think I'm, is he going to hit somebody? Let's see if he hit somebody. I don't know. The video is two minutes long, and I'm tempted. to see where it goes. I'm with you. I'm with you. Do you just say the N-word?

He says it a lot. Oh my God, she slipped out of the way. She solved a problem coming. She outran the mobility scooter. I like it. Yeah. That looks like a tough guy. I don't hit him.

Look, the Yeager in the basket. I saw people in the comments on the YouTube stream. Someone said this is like fear and loathing in Las Vegas. And a guy said, no, it's mostly toiless in Las Vegas. Let me tell you how to make that stream way better. He needs to modify that mobility scooter to be a mobile tiki bar. And he's the bartender. And like within reach or all.

the tools of a bartender. Like he's got a little soda. He's got a couple mixers. He's got his Jaeger, a little vodka, and he's got a sign up that's like $8 mixed drinks, $2. Hear me out. If anyone tries to buy anything, he calls him an N-word and drives off.

Yeah. Oh, he makes their drinks. Baby, but not baby. He's like, yeah, that was good. That was good.

Ooh, strong. Yeah. Taste testing. Yeah. He's tasting every drink. every drink yeah that's the that's the blade tax that's like when a dog watches you cook and it's the you have getting the cheese tax yeah like take the sip out of your hard alcohol every time

it goes so quickly too because i like i went to his youtube channel to click on like the full stream and i don't know that it's only usually blade's third account maybe his fourth even and so sometimes the streams are split up into weird amounts like 40 minutes and then nine minutes and then two hours and then all this but like you can scrub a few minutes and then you can scrub a few minutes in and it'll be him saying like we got to calm down from yesterday i i don't even remember driving the wrong way down the the vagus strip so we'll take a little more chill we'll have more of a chill stream today and then you like scrub two hours forward and he's yelling like figure it out dude as he's like ramming people on on the street just trashed doing the like the way he makes

those yager red bulls it's like it's like it's like a comedy sketch, like the amount of Yeager that goes in, and then it's like, like the, like maybe an eighth of a liquid ounce of Red Bull on there. Yeah, it's, uh, if he's not on some sort of like blacklist, we should have him on as a guest sometime. I would, I'd like to like get sober blade on and, uh, and chat with him about, I mean, we haven't talked to him in a decade. I'd love to have him on. I assume he's allowed on YouTube. I'm not sure. He's allowed on my our show as far as I know advertiser blacklist or something that he didn't like assault the son of Colgate or something right the one thing that would be nice if we were to have him on is to like make sure his audio is squared away

I'm watching his live stream right now let's uh like it's unintelligible though like like I don't okay okay am I wrong well he's not it's only it's perfectly clear and And there's a little ambient noise, but it adds to the character. I mean, he's on, I would want him to, like, come on the show from a park drinking Yeager. Or like down with the mole people or something in Vegas. I can only watch a few seconds at the time because we're doing our own show. Yeah, yeah. But it's just a few unintelligrantals.

We're like, yeah, dude, yeah, yeah. And I'm like, if that was a mic check, I'd be like, no. Count to five, you know all the numbers, right? I haven't heard enough for a mic check. It's just ambient noise. Yeah, I don't think he's really got... I mean, it's only, what, 418 over there right now? So he probably hasn't really got rolling.

Oh, he's blitz, dude. His eyes are heavy as hell. They're glassy. Like, he's legally drunk, easily right? Yeah, yeah, he's definitely... He's sitting there with some dude right now. They're chatting some other kick streamer. Sit BetMGM Casino and check out the newest exclusive.

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BetMGM operates pursuant to an operating agreement with Eye Gaming Ontario. But he's not doing the like, like he was on that. No, he's answering. He's very coherent. Like I saw a clip of him like just barreling past people and he'd like pass a fat woman and like he was yelling like a big pig. And then I saw like a clip of him like a few hours earlier and someone gave him three bucks and was like call this fat woman a big fat pig. And he's like, now that's not nice.

not respectful at all. And it just, he's like, just wait a couple hours. The N-word. He used to use the N-word instead. Yeah, that's his Twitch. I saw him roll past Freddie Kruger. You know, he's in Vegas. He'll dress up for photos.

He rolls past Freddy Kruger and he goes, Ninja! And you cannot tell if this guy's race at all. He's in a full Freddie Krueger costume. I was looking at the, I was like, can he like see the guy's black under there? Because that's fucked. Like if that's the case.

But then he called like a lamb. a lamp post the N word after that and I realize he's just everybody's getting it. Yeah, I just linked that one. That's probably the most jarring thing Freddie Kruger's come across that day. He's expecting someone to talk about the movies or play into the LARP.

No, but then this soused up king barrels by and says Is that guy, did I just call it? Call me the N word? I got to go back to Colin. He called him a fat ninja. And he's not even fat.

No, not that I could see under that outfit. I went to business school, God damn it. Blade. Where does this end for Blade? He's fine, dude. He's fine. The human body is incredibly hearty. He's fine.

He's not walking on the feet anymore. That's going to give them a lot of longevity. Now that he's not stomping those dogs into non-existent. with his girth. He's cruising around, you know, in that chair. I think this is going to add to his longevity. This is the Donald Trump theory on exercise, right? Like, we are batteries.

And if you exercise, you just wear down your batteries sooner, so never exercise. Never, never cardio. Yes, true. I mean, the guy rules the world, you know, more or less. Can't doubt him. Can't doubt him. I heard him today. He's hilarious when he wants to be. I guess they're

looking at the new ballroom and he's talking to the press. I think it was some Latino press maybe because he's like you people will be the first ones to walk to step foot in the new ballroom and not only is a ballroom it's a military installation it's equipped with death machines but don't fall off the edge up there it's very

high only a Latino could survive a fall from that far and they all like cackle and laugh and it was like all right that's a good joke that's a good joke he just told the Mexicans out there they're the only ones he could fall off a roof and survive and that was pretty funny but then like the day before he was like if Iran blows up Los Angeles, you know, it'll be worth it. Or San Diego or, you know, who cares?

I thought that, like, I don't mean to be a hair on fire, screaming alarmist or whatever. But for the president of the United States to joke that it'd be okay to bomb cities because they didn't vote for him. If the position was reversed and a far left Democrat said that he would be okay if Atlanta or, you know, Houston got bombed by the South Americans, I would take that as an existential threat. Right. I would be worried. Yeah, he's just tactless and ridiculous. It's worse than tackless, right?

Like, he genuinely does withhold aid and money from blue states. And now he suggests that enemies that were actively at war with target blue cities. This is, it's jokes, kind of with the L.A. thing, but it's really, reality with the funding and the hurricane relief and that sort of thing. Some of the funding stuff I understand though, it's like, it's not always that he's just punishing Democrats as much as he's like, I told you to stop with the sanctuary city thing or I told you to stop this or that and the other. And now he tends to technically have that authority to tell them to do those things, but he does control the purse for some reason. So he's able to cut. And I don't know,

sometimes I'm like, yeah, don't give them any fucking more fucking money until they secure that shit or they fix that thing. But then it's like, he's not the one. to be a control of that. It shouldn't be based on whether it's red or blue, though. Like, if you think that there's no such thing as a snow removal emergency, right? Or there's no such thing as a hurricane emergency. These are predictable events that the locals should be saving up for because they happen on a schedule-ish, right? If that's your line, then that's what it should be.

But it shouldn't be, no, no, no, blue things are not emergencies, red things are, that's how I run this country. I've heard it more with the sanctuary city thing. than the like disaster aid but I have it could be wrong because he's I'm right about the disaster aid he's holding it up I remember there was a huge I remember the disaster aid thing from a couple years ago I think he's holding disaster aid because of their sanctuary cities in some

you know what I mean it's a cause in effect not an either or yeah where they're saying like you have to you can't just invite invaders to your city and say we're not going to enforce the law or I'm not going to give you your money trying and and again I agree with that in principle, but that guy's too petty to be the one. But he's on the campaign trail right now saying I will withhold disaster relief if you guys don't vote for a Republican senator, right? Well, if he said that, that's crazy, shocking shit.

But he's also promising to bribe us. He's also promising a $5,000 bribe. So why are you surprised? He's fucking Al Capone up there. Oh, that's going to happen. I'm not surprised. I'm not surprised in the least. He is a, he is president of the red state. and the blue states are just here to fund the red ones.

I hope the next president chooses the country first and works with Congress to install some guardrails around the presidency so that this doesn't happen again. That would be my dream. That the next person doesn't say, oh, you had your time, Republicans. Now, fucking reap what you sowed. Like, I hope it's not that.

But that thing about the next president, the last president, right, Biden's big infrastructure bill, that was one of the bigger things he got done, went mostly to red states. And they were like, hey, don't you remember? You know, blue states. And he's like, the red states need it more.

I'm president of all the states. And then Trump comes in and he's like, fuck people who didn't vote for me. He's a bad person. The world will be better when he's gone. He's a bad person who does bad things and he just scams and cons. Ten years, it'll be over.

Just imagine what, ten years. We'll be on a whole new presidential thing. It'll be a whole. Oh, we'll have even. bigger problems. It'll, we'll, we'll look back on problems of today and of your, with, with cheekiness. We'll be like, hey, remember when we were just bandying about the idea of what would happen when the country was entirely, like, truly broke? Oh, man, wasn't that like fun before it became real?

Oh, and like 2030 when, what, like 25% of the electorate are people 65 and up? you think the geriatrics are reaching their hand in the purse already, which is wait, it's just going to keep going. I saw a bunch of, it was like 90%, maybe it was 89% of boomers and people, really just people over like 60, said they're in favor of increasing taxes on basically millennials in Gen Z as opposed to reducing social security payments for themselves, which is, and they're always doing this same shit of like, I paid into it, and it's like, that's not how it's ever worked, moron.

It's a state-compelled Ponzi scheme. Every boomer, I think boomers get on average like $25,000 a year out of Social Security, and the max one of us can pay into it is like $11,000 something. I know what my dad gets. It's just, it's just rob and Peter to pay Paul and then importing Jose to rob Peter and Paul to pay the rest. That may be factually true, but my dad did pay into that thing, his entire. higher life. He started working when he was 12. Well, that, there wasn't any, so

there was a social security from that income, but you know, by the time he was 18 and he was at like some factory or some mill or something, he paid into that thing for 50 fucking years. You know, like 100. When does it stop? Probably middle years. I paid into it for 40 years, right?

For when does it stop? And I have what, 15, 20, maybe at least 10, 10, 15 more to go. And I would feel ripped off if they suddenly like change the rules on me now. I've been paying into this since I was 14. I get it. Since the 1980s. It's some bullshit. Everyone who's we've all been, we're adding up years, but essentially we've all been paying it into it our entire lives. Yeah. Yeah. Well,

if you're a net taxpayer, you've been contributing to this your entire adult life. It's one of the few things that we all contribute into like are compelled to do our entire fucking lives and if that thing goes insolvement and I I want my I want mine when I'm 60 or 65 like what are we talking about we're not going to get it that's the thing like that's how I felt when I was your age though or younger especially you know when I was in my 20s I was like it's things gonna be gone when I get there I would be very happy to not participate the force participation feels unfair but now that I've been forced to participate for 40 years it's like oh you want to talk unfair to pull the rug out at the end.

That's unfair. It's totally unfair. It's unfair that we were all compelled into this scam, this scheme. And like I empathize with people who are not going to get it. Like you might not get it. Like we're approaching the insolvency of it pretty quick. If you're not planning to draw until 70, that's still what, 17 years from now for you? Like that's quite a bit of time for this to happen. Like the difference is like the people I know in their like 50s,

and 60s like my dad's friends, they're of the mind of like, I'm so close. Like, I've almost got it. Like, I hope it's still there. People my age now in 2026 and younger especially,

like none of us believe for a second that it's going to exist when we are 65. Like there is no fucking way. Always been true though. That's what the people my age felt when they were your age. Yeah, but like we're approaching the biggest part of the. problem, which is the generation size gap difference. Like the boomers are the biggest generation of all time. And so they're going to incur the largest cost of this. And we've been doing this,

like, just try to generate more economic activity via immigration and what have you for so long. Like it cannot go forever. It will break. It's a scheme. If our economy doesn't change and if like nothing big happens, it seems like all of the smart billionaires and scientists really seem to think that the economy is going to be very different in 10 or 15 years because of AI and robotics. Yeah, it probably will be. You think so? I don't know. They think so.

Like, every time I watch some guy with credentials that roll for fucking, he said, he fucking sounds like the Kaleesi when he comes on the podcast. He's like, it's going to be a different economy. It's going to be a different economy. He's talking about like how much electricity China's making. I think China has installed like two times the entire United States electrical grid in like the last 10 years or something like that. I saw Elon talking about putting servers in space and explaining how much cheaper it is to use solar in space and how the pan. He was explaining the cost per watt and all the savings from as soon as space is cheap enough to put the solar stuff there and beaming the energy back.

And he was like, it's on the, it's terawatts of energy. The United States uses half a terawatt a day. but it would be terawatts, terror watts. I don't know enough about science to say Elon Musk is wrong, but I do know he lies every time he speaks. So I'm really cautious about the whole, yeah, putting

data centers in space will save a ton of money. I don't know. It sounds like horseshit. Yeah, it sounds like just floating an idea. But also that like stat you gave Kyle that I never liked. Like, sure, you can give props to China for some stuff. But when they say, like, you know, China has laid more roads in the past

30 years by a factor of 1,000 in the U.S. And they've, you know, for every one foot of electrical infrastructure we've created, they've created 100 yards. It's like, yeah, like lacrosse is also the fastest growing sport in America. I went from 4 to 9. Like, like they didn't have robust roads and infrastructure and electricity like 35, 40 years ago. So of course they're going to explode. Like we already had a relatively competent like highway system and power infrastructure.

course, but India's not doing it. China is the only place in the world that has massive amounts of surplus energy. And the thing that everything is moving towards is these data status centers. China is a much more competent country than India. Yeah, vastly. I agree. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, that's kind of the point of the whole thing, is the amount of power that they're creating. Elon said that like you couldn't buy a turbine till 2030. Like they're back ordered, like the electrical generating turbines. He was explaining like the electrical shortage and how it's not like we're sitting on our hands and letting energy growth stagnate. We can't produce turbines fast enough to keep up with the energy

expenditure that the data centers are needing so much more and it's projected to keep accelerating. It's not like it's going to be a steady curve. Next year we're going to be more in the year after that. It's two times more in the year after that and on and on and on. I could be crazy, but I think of AI as a force multiplier. like every tech that came before it. I wonder how many people move dirt around in the 1920s. I might have my time wrong, but work with it. How many guys worked shovels of some kind to build basements, to move dirt, to prepare ground

for roads? And then the excavator and the bulldozer comes along and it's going to be a whole new economy, right? Suddenly one guy with a bulldozer can do what 300 guys with shovels could do. You can do that for so many tools, whether it's the typewriter. the personal computer, the internet, the things that get cranes. Imagine building things before cranes and just how moving materials around was such a monumental task.

Now one crane is worth a thousand people maybe? I don't even know. That's what a data center. That's what AI might be doing. But it's still the same earth. It depends. Well, I think that's because I'm like you. I think of AI mostly as these language models.

that help me cook. But I think that it's going, I think there are a lot of different AIs out there being taught, a lot of different things in a lot of different ways. And they're improving constantly. And the idea is whenever it starts improving itself, you know, over and over that it'll,

it'll really ramp up to something that's, I don't want to say alive, but indistinguishable from being alive as far as we're concerned, that can do anything. Like if you could put that, if you could, it sounds like science fiction, but it's kind of what they say we're heading toward. It sounds like, remember Age of Ultron, how you got each of those robots with that. If we could put a Jarvis in your house, if your house was Jarvis and it could interact throughout it with a series of maybe a robotic arm that does your laundry, but if there's lots of tubes. Lots of tubes.

Senator Stevens. I think that I still say, I think that those robots are going to be ubiquitous in the future. I think we're going to have humanoid robots doing tasks. And here's why I think it's definitely going to happen. For one, it's the cool factor. We want it to be true because all the sci-fi said it was going to be true. And we've got all these versions of it, movies like AI and bicentennial man, Star Trek, Star Wars, all that. It will sell.

When they make that first robot, even if making it in a humanoid form isn't the most ideal for the functions it does, it will sell better because it is that. And if it can, I saw that, that one doing laundry the other day. And I don't think that it's just been pre-pro, it's not pre-programmed to just, we used to, like code robots in, and CAD and robotics where you, you program each little movement, you know, move forward, turn, grim. And it could do complex tasks as long as you put all the pieces in a predetermined place. But this thing's just doing laundry. If it drops it, it bends down, picks it up, and folds it back.

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So we replaced the robots with people and they were getting the task done quicker and more efficiently. And that is a really controlled, repetitive environment. The idea that they're going to come into my house and decide where things need to get put away, what's dust and what's, like, what's trash on the ground and what's my, I don't know, my other watch or something. Like, like, the robots going to make these decisions and handle them. No way. It's not even close to that. It can't work in a warehouse.

right now. I think so. I don't know what I'm talking about, but I just know that when I talk to chat GPT and I show it a picture of something and I'm like, is that my watch or is that trash? It'll say, that's your watch. What do you think we should do with that chat GPT? Oh, we should put it away safely. That's expensive. That's actually, and he would tell me exactly when I watch it was like, yeah, well, my watch case is in the bedroom on the dresser. Take it in there for me. Right away, Kyle. I don't see why that's out of the realm of possibility when I can have that conversation right now with my language model, and it can do all the things that I just described.

It would reply just like that. When I show up pictures of things, we have conversations about bugs in my yard all the time. Yeah, but there's not like... I only talk with chat GVG about smart things. Yeah, me too. You just, you know, my GROC thinks I have a serious living room bear problem. I'm like, chat, GVG,

My great daint just had a heat cycle and her nipples are still large. Is she a slut? I can't tell if she's pregnant or not. It's entirely possible. It thinks it's a false pregnancy. I hope it's right because her brother is the only guy it could be.

Oh, yeah. We know who the father is. If that's a real thing. There was one time the electric fence like went out or something. I don't know if it was unplugged or broken or something. And Jackie, He's like, what a, the fence is there.

And then Jonah Bark comes strutting down the driveway. Jackie's like, you whore. And that could have been one. The other thing, I think, is going to really advance this whole AI robotics thing is the thing that has historically always fast-forwarded our technology. War. I saw that Ukrainian defense minister the other day. Porn will do it too.

porn and porn gives us you know we wouldn't have these 4k blu-ray players today you know if it weren't for pornography they they they were they crawled on their knees and sucked so that we could run but i saw that defense minister of ukraine and he showed like a mock-up of like all the things they're working on one of them was a humanoid terminator and he's like the goal is to have the first russian killed by a completely autonomous robot by 2030 that we just turned loose and it goes and gets them. And they have like a fleet of robotic kill machines, I guess I'll call them,

that are everything from the drones we're familiar with, the aerial ones, to something that's like a kill cart. You know, imagine like a four-wheeler that isn't meant for a person to ride on. So you do away with all the controls, the seat, all of that shit. And you just make a flat box thing with a 50 caliber machine gun, a little AI programmed in it and a thermal site that's looking around, did, did, did, murdering shit. And then they literally showed like a mock-up of a Terminator. A mock-up. A mock-up. But like when you're predicting that far out and you're not even close to it, that's, that's a ball. That's PR.

That's not predictive tech. That's PR being like, look at what we're doing now. You would stand to gain from investing in this. Oh, anything to show you now? Definitely not. We don't have anything yet. I definitely want to invest in our military tech. I see what you're coming from.

And I think it's a good thought. What's not PR, though, is the stuff they're doing. I am amazed that Ukraine has ramped up their manufacturing. capabilities like they did. They were a poor country. I looked into it. Before the war, they were one of the poorest European countries. Yeah.

More so than I realized. And now, like, they're cranking out drones at a pace that is ridiculous. They're just constantly flying. It must be thousands and thousands per day that are going on these murder missions. They were the manufacturer manufacturing. They were the Detroit of USSR. Oh, okay. They made the ICBMs.

They made tanks, stuff like that. I don't know if all of that manufacturing is still relevant in the 21st century, but they do have history of life. Yeah. They're plastic and electronics, which is not very a missile-like,

but yeah. But they, I have seen footage of like sort of finished battlegrounds, and the fiber optic wires are everywhere. a stack of wires like it must be the remnants of like 200 drones going in roughly the same place I saw a guy laying in the woods and he's they're very quiet they're hiding on the forest floor

and the trees kind of reminded me of that Star Wars scene we're on the speeders going through the tall trees anyway you hear and and a drone goes in from the left side of the frame and out the right side like it went past them at like 10 feet off the ground looking to kill them and they're like scissors who has the scissors because they're running to cut the fucking cord on this thing and somebody finds the scissors and they go fucking cut the cord that's warfare that's so insane that's where we are right now I bet the amount of Russians and Ukrainians who actually see each other and then shoot each other with a gun is really low I did see a soldier in a similar scenario but what blew my

mind was how nonchalant he was about it. He he was walking and then like a fiber optic there and he just yanked it apart with his hands and kept going like, I don't know, like he found a penny on the ground. It was nobody's first time. You think we're going to find out in like five, 10 years, like maybe the sound of the drones like confuses and upsets bees and now we've done now we've done something to the environment with that. It's the same like, do you remember when people were saying like, hey, these windmills, you put too close to the ocean? This, like, really upsets the birds and the cetaceans, the whales. And people were like, don't be retarded.

And then they did research into it. And they're like, yeah, it actually does confuse them because they're sensitive. And that, like, rhythmic pulsing and construction, like, bothers the whales who are hypersensitive. Like, what are we going to do with? What if, what if all those wires, Kyle, eventually rot into something that the Ukrainian ground shrew just cannot abide? I've seen them like take a power drill They take a power drill and they just stick it in them and Z like zip them all up

Oh yeah Oh I've seen the construction Have you seen those construction materials Or those giant cranes Reach into like kudzu areas where it's really overgrown And they just start spinning Breaking news Blade is in a hotel talking to a lady

With half a titty hanging out right now Just thought I'd throw that out Let's take a little peek Hanging out the bottom too Which he wouldn't We're kind of like NBC. He ran her off. She talked to him for 30 seconds.

Oh, no, she's not far away enough yet. He can go 15, dude. Oh, he's on the move now. He's on the move. These might be prostitutes. And a portal ones at that. I think they're trying to get out of it. Dude, I can't imagine having text to speech on with the sort of messages he gets as like people are there with their families trying to play blackjack or whatever else they're doing.

Just the chatter is just bothering people. Tell that bitch 50 for half and half. As you're saying that, he just got a tip that ended. Remember, your band from schools because you diddled the puppy. Yes. And so he's just got to bounce. But I mean, he's quick on the escape. Yeah.

But TTS went off and it was like, Brian hates in words. Brian hates in words over. and over and over. Yeah. Oh, what? The whore is back. This literally might be a prostitute. I'm not listening.

I don't know if you got this guy on. This is fascinating stuff, dude. It is. And anytime he like starts to talk to someone new in public from what I can tell, immediately the TTS start coming through being like, give us an update on your footstom. Is it still rotting? Is it infected?

Does it stink? Stink, stink, stink, stink, stink, stink, stink, stink, stink. Because people fill up every single text. What is his word? YouTube channel name. I don't get it. I think it's OUMB the third. So like only use me blade the third. Oh, okay.

I was trying to, it ends B3RD and I kept making that B-E-R-D. The chat is just lighting up with Iggy alert on this prostitute lady. You don't even know if she's a prostitute. She doesn't have horse shoes on. She's not wearing the whole uniform. Yeah, I mean. I like her friend more than her for sure. Someone in all caps.

Attention to everyone. This guy dittles kids and he's just sitting outside of a, I just, I couldn't handle the IRL streaming life. Like the second, even if it wasn't offensive, the second I felt like I was bothering the people on the fucking TGI Friday's patio. Dude, it's dangerous too. I don't know how much of this stuff you watch, but I'm always seeing some guy like, I saw one guy get shot and killed.

Like someone just walked up to and fucking blew him away, you know, like some rival streamer showed up, excuse me, and killed him. But I've seen plenty of them where people just get attacked and like stucker punched and just pissed. I remember when ice beside was getting bottles of piss thrown on him? Like dude, a third of America, maybe half, you made that up, hates influencers. If they see one on the street, they instantly hate them. They see them taking selfies or selfie videos. They just, they consider them the skirt. of our society.

So to just do that in public, it's danger. Yeah. Yeah. It's just, and it's also just complete, it's just rude.

Completely monopolizing public spaces with your own shit to make money at other people's like expense is rude. Have you ever done vlogs like in public?

Never. Not to my knowledge. Yeah, it's a little bit, you know, people looking at you like, what the fuck are you doing? And you want to be like,

I'm important. This isn't pathetic. like you want to say that and also like people will watch this this isn't pathetic this isn't like one of those it's not what you think anyway back to square space when I see somebody

vlog in public I'm like dude what's the big deal just say it just do it stop being a pussy when I do it I'm a pussy it's like can you all look away I don't want to bother anyone I don't want to inconvenience anyone I would rather just do this privately

and like get to my little spot. It's weird. It's awkward. Yeah. I agree. Like, especially if you're like in a restaurant, when these, when people do it and there's a captive audience, like if you're sitting at the patio on TGI Fridays and there's a family at a table next door, like next to you, that's, that's rude as shit. I don't know. I guess I'm guilty of doing that though.

Like we used to shoot when we shot those videos going to McDonald's and restaurants and drive-thrus and stuff and giving people hard time, I guess I'm guilty of the same thing. just a quick little prank though like you're just like probably saying a one-liner or two and then you're on your way whereas i made fun of the fat chick at uh at uh white castler whatever i was like look at her look at their hands like it there but that was behind her back no harm no foul it was but like you know they're gonna see it probably will oh there's that sweet that sweet man they're fucking parking lot like 25 grand damage easy.

I was worried. And then they like tweeted at me and I was like it was like a jokey tweet. Like they made some kind of a pun. And I was like, oh, thank God. I thought she wanted money. Woody, which one's the potentially pregnant one? The one in the back here. You want to see her nipples? No, she looks ashamed.

She did it. You know what you did. This is the boy. Where is she? She's so stuck. She's on the ground. She doesn't want you to see her nipples. Oh, good. Good. Two of us. Well, fingers crossed that, you know, it's not an incestuous baby. Chat GBTGPT thinks it's a, like the timing is such that they'd still be a little enlarged after a heat cycle. Sure.

Heat cycle, I did not enjoy. She wore a diaper for two months, it seemed. And we had to take it off to let her outside and put it back on and it's messy. I'm glad it's over. There will not be another one. That would suck. Having to put re-diaper your dog. And they're not wanting him at. Like, not at first.

She kind of just succumb to the routine. No. I keep looking over there and seeing what blades up to. I'll have to keep tabs on his little stream. Went to a bridge and lost connection. He took the good looking prostitute under a bridge and now the valley's lost signal. Figure it out, dude.

Oh, he's back, he's back. Oh, good-looking prostitute is a charitable. Oh, wow, the screen froze and finally I see her face. Like, and. In fairness, this is the least flattering angle of human cast. Yeah. Yeah, but look at that, what's that, what's that thing right here? Filtrum.

Filtrum? Mm-hmm. You had a big old filtrum on her. Could be. A filtramite. Isn't that a type of, uh, that starts out of a planet far away? I don't think so There's a

Viltramite Ferengi Viltramite is an invincible character Oh I knew it was one of those things I didn't watch Kyle

Something you did watch Because we were texting During it Mizzou's Trimphant Trouncing of the dastardly Florida Gators Let me tell you

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Every time they zoomed in on this one Mizzou fan, he couldn't have been more than 10. Little kid got the Mizzou jersey on. He got a big head of like curly hair, like a Paul brother. And he's going, he's doing the gator chop. He went, chop, chop, goodbye. And I was like, fuck you. Fuck yeah, kid. That's right.

Get the fuck out of here. Go back to the swamp, you trash. I was so pumped to watch them get their shit pushed in. And to have your team do it, who's like, you know, my third favorite team, I suppose, since you went there and all. Wonderful. It was, wonderful.

It was amazing. It made my whole day. And I watched all the games that day. So I also watched Georgia just push shit in against Vanderbilt. That was great. Beat them by like 28 or something. They're a tough team. They beat some elite.

elites this year. They were undefeated. Vanderbilt. Yeah. Bandy was good last year. They were ranked. They beat NC State this year. Oh, they did? No, I didn't know that. 3531. And then I watched

the Alabama game too because I wanted to see what they were about. We play them this week. It's Alabama, Georgia, Saturday night. That'll all be definitely watching the Alabama Georgia game. But yeah, Mizzou's up to the highest rank they've been all year. You're 14.

Oh, yeah. Out of the playoff picture. And now it's going to get rough because we've got a bunch of even tougher games. But I didn't think we got rough last week and they needed a better team. You know what? Like who were they facing this time around? This time they're facing Texas A&M who should not be as tough as Florida. Mm-hmm.

But we have a worse record overall over the past few years versus A&M, which I didn't know until people started posting the staff. It's apparent. Like I saw all these Gators fans on Twitter being like, I fucking hate Mizzu. Why does Mizzu always do this to us? Why? Like, and they, I'm not even ranked. You guys got this.

I think we got it too. I think they need to send two teams if they want to shot at Mizzou. Exactly. As long as one of those two teams isn't like Georgia or Alabama. Another thing we got to talk about, the Atlanta Braves defeated those dastardly Phillies. Two years in a row now knocking them out of the playoffs. Let me tell you that. I know you're not a baseball.

If this had happened, I'd have probably heard about it. Let me break down the Phillies march backwards into the slums where they belong over the last five years, Taylor. All right. They went from losing in the World Series to lose. Then the next year they lost in the round before the World Series. Then the next year they lost in the round before that. Then the next year they lost in that same round again. And then this year didn't even make it to that round.

Bounced out in the, oh, no, last two years. Last two years bounced out in the, uh, uh, wow. card. Sounds like we need a coaching change in Philadelphia. You guys got to watch it for the fucking Mets next year. By the way, Mets had like a $300 million budget or something like that. And they're like last in the league. They're terrible.

They're dog water. It's, I feel like they're always bad. Somebody that knows more about baseball than I did said Philly is like, is kind of like it was their last chance to have a good run. And it's time to reload. Yeah, rebuild time. Time to sell the assets and.

start over. Love to see it. Braves are tied up one game to one with the Dodgers and the next playoff round. They play at, I think. Oh, they're playing right now. Oh, are they? It's 6 p.m. today. They started. I don't tell me what the score is. I'm going to watch them to the beginning. I will not. And then I watched the Brewers and the, I think Padres play. And they had this wacky situation where it's a dome there. And pregame, they're doing this speech where the umpire is talking to each coach and their first base coaches. And there's a little powwow going on to the plate. And he's explaining the rules of this park and going over stuff like that.

And someone says, what happens if it hits the roof? And he explains if it hits the roof and it falls into fair territory, it's a fair ball. You can catch it. And it's an out. And both coaches laugh about this. They're like, oh, tonight will be the night where we ding one off the roof and catch it. Yeah, wouldn't that be nuts? A home run ball hit the fucking roof

and they caught him out and it probably cost them the game and that's the end of the series too, they're out. It actually happened and it was a huge kerfuffle where they were like, the fuck, and you can see the ball like he knocked the fuck out of it and it hits the roof of the stadium on its way out and dings back in. A baseball stadium with the roof

just sounds wrong. Oh, but it didn't. clear the wall. It didn't hit the roof ahead of time. It went high enough to hit the roof before it got out of the park technically and fell into fair territory and was caught for an out. And the beautiful part you missed because you stepped away for a moment. But the umpire explained this thoroughly before the game to both coaches. It's on video and they both had a good chuckle about it. Like, oh, tonight'll be the night happens right. Oh, wouldn't that be crazy? And it did. And then you can see I'm like they had a whole argument out there.

It was great. Oh, okay. I was, I thought everything was fine until the argument. If you pull me aside before the game and said, hey, just so you know, if the ball hits the roof, that's still in play. Then if a guy catches it, that's an out. And then that happens. What am I talking about?

I think there might have been some argument about whether it was foul before or catchable before it dinged up. There was some bit there, but like the whole thing is just a fun, little intricacy that you wouldn't see in most sports. I love that all different baseball fields are just wildly different. There's no standard. That's a plus to me. It wouldn't work in hockey.

It wouldn't be fair. It wouldn't work in basketball. It wouldn't be fair. Maybe you could work it into football somehow. But the way baseball works, how each park has its own personality and some of them are these brand new modern glistening shiny things. And some of them are like from the 60s and they got the old hardwood. I love that about the sport.

I do worry it invalidates the records, right? As the ball changes, as the batch change, as like stadiums get larger and smaller. You have to do generational records. If it's, you know, there's different eras of baseball where, like, it's just known that, like, there was the dead ball era where that the baseball just wasn't a good baseball. You can see there, sometimes they change the rules

to make the game score more or less. There's this whole steroid era, you know, like Hank Aaron is just right. before the steroid era and he had the home run record so it's like I don't know if you hit all those dingers if you weren't juice to the gills like if you go back and look at Barry Bonds back then he was a freak of

nature just a freak of nature he's so big and he already had a Hall of Fame career before the steroids he was a but not Mark McGuire that was legit right Terry that's yeah that's Barry Bonds gives him a bad name yeah Mark McGuire and Sammy Sosa going transracial

honest Sammy Sosa, aka Frankenberry, the ultimate cheater, who still couldn't defeat. Look where it froze that time. I don't think this girl has a good angle. Oh, I took it off that because I was watching the rooftop dinger clip you mentioned. And I also can't tell, because this is just one clip. I can't tell if it was going to be out and then it got ricocheted back in. But it certainly would have, if it was in bounds, that was so gone. Yeah, yeah.

He knocked out of it. Her best angle is from behind. I guarantee it. I think it might be a dude though, so take that for what you will. You said what I said. It might be. Yeah, I don't make you say that. Just like her makeup's bad.

It doesn't match the rest of her skin tone. And, you know, she's got some arm definition. Like her delts are a little developed for a lady. I mean, there are women who are built like that, but they're in the minority. And I haven't got it. is kind of big. I don't think I've clicked over at the right time to see enough. But he should get out from under these bridges. Because he's keeping going under bridges and losing surface. I love this. I love this. Again, we'll see if, make sure he's on a blacklist or something. I don't

want that. But like, I'd love to chat with Blade and see. I know what he's been up to, but I want to hear it from the horse's mouth, you know? Me too. Yeah, that's quite the series of escapades. Oh, I've been linking you some of the, um, the podcast. and stuff I've been listening to lately. I sent you that thing about the book of Enoch. Do you know anything about that? I know it was, it's supposed to be a story about like Noah's grandfather, I think,

but it was never included. But neither the Jews nor the Christians ever put it like in their book. Like it was never included. It's like a different lore thing that I don't know enough about. So I think that was it, right? It was, so tired of all this multiverse stuff. Yes. So it's just as legitimate as any other book.

It was found in the Dead Sea Scrolls. And the beginning of that video I sent deals with the legitimacy of the book in particular. And they break down all the times throughout history that it was found and how like there was some, there was a Scottish king or royalty guy who like went to Africa. There's a, there's an African country that still used the book. of Enoch today in their Bible. It is the Ethiopian church. So he went into Ethiopia

when the Ethiopians weren't allowing Europeans and somehow made his way in and made friends with them enough. And he came back with three copies of the book of Enoch. But still, it was a copy of a copy and lacked a bit of legitimacy. But they found it in the Dead Sea Scrolls as well when that

goat herder threw a rock at a cave and it heard a pot break in the back of it and made the greatest discovery of all time. Yeah, hopefully that got paid for that. more than like the contents of the book are fascinating now i wasn't listening to it purely as like a religious text my mind is trying to make it like aliens lore because my mind trying to make it yes my mind is trying to make it about i'm trying i'm thinking to myself these are the words of a man who lived 10 000 15 000 years ago at least or something like

that let's just pretend he has no concept of space or spaceships or traveling very fast through the stars or or like satellite technology. So like what would he describe those things as? And if you view it through that lens, he describes that God sent 200 special angels called the watchers, I think, or the overseers to watch over mankind. And they were above mankind in the heavens at their stations constantly watching mankind. And they saw women and they wanted to fuck them. apparently there's no women up where they are.

And they made, the 200 made a pack together that like, in for a penny and for a pound. We all go together and we get some bitches or we all stay here. What's it going to be? And the leader of them made them all make this pact so that he could never be blamed entirely. And so they came down and they all took wives.

And they ended up falling in love with them, even though at first it was very rapy. And then they had sons who they loved. And the sons of their sons were giants. And their hunger was never ending. and they ate the world almost empty of food. And when they'd eaten all the grain and all the harvest had been stolen and all the livestock had been killed,

they started eating people. And Gabriel and Michael, the archangels, happened to check in on Earth. And they were like, fuck! Fuck, does he know? I don't know. I haven't talked to him in a while. Of course he fucking knows.

We got to go to the pit house. And they're like, he's testing us. And in this book, they sort of give them a bit of personality. almost. They had this discussion about like, all right, if we're taking this to the big man, we may need to be sure. And they go before God. And they're like, do you know? Do you know? And he's like, yeah, I know. And here's

what we're going to do about it. And he lays out his, first of all, Enoch was taken to heaven to see all this by God. He's telling this from first person after he's returned to Earth. Yeah. Enoch is taken when he's like a few hundred years old and he's returned when his son is a very old man. And he's telling this story to his son and his family that exists. Because God has sent him back and given him one year to tell this tale.

And he's describing how God decreed that they all got to go. They're all going to be tortured for all eternity. There's going to be no fucking mercy. And their sons are getting it too. And go tell him, Enoch. And he sends Enoch, just a man down to the guardian. these angelic beings who could tear him apart with their bare hands. And Enoch describes how terrified he is to go before the mountain of Heron, where the 200 are.

But when he approaches, they look at him with fear and they can't look at him because they know who sent him. And they won't make eye contact. And he tells him, God says you're fucked. You're all going to be punished forever. You'll never rest. You'll always suffer. And where's a zale? Where's a zail?

You hear? And Azale steps forward. Azale was the angel who gave humans the gift of metallurgy and blacksmithing. He's like, you're in the most trouble. You will be placed in a pit where you'll lay upon sharp rocks for all eternity, and your face will be covered so you'll never see light. You'll be buried a thousand miles beneath. He's got an extra bad punishment.

Azale doesn't say shit. When Enoch is done talking, he just walks away and takes it. And the story goes on and on about all of these things that God shows Enoch, Do they all have good attitudes about taking the punishment? They begged for forgiveness for their sons in the end. They said, whatever he decides for us, we understand. It's like, no, your sons are out there munching people. They got to be handled too.

And Enoch goes before God. And God says, no, their sons are getting it too. And Enoch says, but surely they're not responsible for being born. They had no choice in that. And God says, you're right. They did not have any choice in that. But the problem is that the spirit of an angel is immortal and the spirit of a man is not. And these hybrids, their spirits will roam the earth forever, hungry forever.

And they will attack human beings and as spirits. And there's no way to get rid of them, I guess. And he's like, oh, shit, that's terrible. He's like, yeah, that's the problem. And the story goes on and on where like, one of the angels takes Enoch on like a journey through like what the afterlife

is like and he tells he shows him the mountain where humans go and await judgment. It's very different from anything else I'd ever heard. But there's one part where they they show all the parts in our Bible, the standard Bible, that references the book of Enoch

and it like doesn't, when you read it if you know the book of Enoch should be there, you're like, oh yeah, he's referencing that thing. But if I didn't if I didn't ever read the book of Enoch, I'd have no idea what this little thing meant here. It's fascinating. The Nephilim. The Nephilim and a few other things. The Nephilim, I think, were the sons of the sons of the angels or something like that.

Like the second generation was worse for some reason. But I, I have, of course, viewed as like, what if there's like some, what if humanity is a galactic race? And we go to planets that can support humanity and we put people down there and we sort of play God and we are the result of that and our stories of God and angels are our interactions with the humans who flew here in spaceships and put Adam and Eve down here amongst the animals. I don't know why they wouldn't keep track or at least let us know like the same way like because people would if we were if we were out there panspermia or whatever just seeding around humans like the the galactic humanity would be best.

better serve to make sure all the little nodes know, like, hey, behave. Like, you better behave this way or that way. You're not like your little NATO groups, your little nukes, like all these things. Like, we need you to do X, Y, Z. But what if the point is to create very different versions of themselves and they have some sort of non-interference policy and, you know, something like that? Or maybe they're awaiting on us to make some scientific discovery or some do some thing. that like then we can maybe the button to call them is on Mars you know what I mean maybe in a cave on

Mars there's a beacon and you go in there and there's a button and it says press here to call home and she's too Hollywoody though like they would they wouldn't like someone in human galactic corporate would be like guys we're losing our asses by playing this weird shell game where they have to discover things a million light years away can we just tell them what we need can we tell them to start harvesting lithium and then doing this stuff with lithium and then doing this stuff with lithium and They haven't figured out right yet. Or here's a little theory. Maybe they're in contact with our governments.

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and flew back home. You know, I like, I like that. There's a whole book series about this. There's a whole book series about this. And each of the different versions of you met, they didn't just like plant standard humans on every planet. They planted like Luca on every planet, the universal common life form or whatever it is that we all derive from. And so you've got very different versions of humanity on every planet. It's what avatar is based on, but don't let, Don't say that around James Camerer. He'll sue you. I do it like, do you remember the old South Park episode where they were going to be canceled? Where they're like, you know, Earth is a reality show.

And they're like, wait, so nothing about our planet is normal? And he's like, of course not. The rest of the universe, there's a planet of deer, a planet of chimpanzees, a planet of Asians. Earth, we just put everything there at once to watch the fun. And then just like that sort of idea of everywhere else. It would be, you know, you'd have your Asian planet, your Chinese planet and your planet of muskrats or whatever. Those would be, you know, pretty boring planets once you got to like the muskrat planet. But it would be interesting to see like, what's the, what are the Japanese coming up with on the Japan planet?

You know, what sort of robots are they discovering? Oh, man, the fucking the Greeks somehow on their own planet are still in financial turmoil. Like this. Now the Germans are running out of metal for engineering. they've already built everything. Check out that book of Enoch thing. I'm telling you, it was fascinating. It sounds interesting.

I've heard it before. I've never done the requisite due diligence, but I like that video does a good job because there's like visuals. You know, they do their best to like visualize some of the things Enoch is describing. Like he gets to heaven and he's taken before this. He's like there's a wall of fire and ice. Like it's made of like hailstone, like millions of hailstones. and it's semi-translucent, but it's also on fire, but there's no heat.

Like, he describes things that sound vaguely technological. He talks about being taken to heaven. He's like, I fell asleep on the riverbank. And I don't know if my mind was taken or my body was taken, but the next thing I knew I was flying faster than I can imagine. And there was lightning and shooting stars flying past me. And I'm like, man, that sounds like getting beamed up. Sounds like he's getting beamed up.

And it's funny, like thinking about someone like that, being like faster than I can fat. It's 54 miles an hour. Yeah, yeah, right? What did you do was in my hair? You don't understand. I was soaring at heights. Never before, see, 11 feet.

Like, just, I guess even back then, they probably, it probably had some buildings taller than that. They tried to get rowdy with the Tower of Babel. Maybe that was before that. I don't think that. Maybe, you know, mountains hills. Mountains hills. Cliffs.

I always like looking at stuff like that as the Tower of Babel. I think of it. literally, like a device that allowed somehow everyone to speak telepathically at one point so that the aliens could talk to their, their like human underlings who had no language. That was the Tower of Babel. And maybe there was a group that didn't like what they were doing and they blew up the Tower of Babel and fucked everything up. Like, that's a whole novel that I would like to read.

I love that shit. Yeah. I love the idea that our myths are based on a much wackier sci-fi reality than, you know. that like anything we can fath. Maybe the Indian gods were real. All those forearms chicks and like that elephant-faced man. Like maybe those were real things that came down and we did. And we're like ruling the Indians.

And then like Gabriel like forced them to India. Or Michael's like Gabriel, Ganesh demands an audience. And he's like, is that that? Where is? Oh, fuck. Jesus. These guys, don't fucking let this guy in here ever again. Who's amazing?

He's got a bunch of rhino horns. just smells bad. Get them out of here. Send him back. Yeah. Well, it's interesting stuff. I'm going to look into that book of Enoch thing a little bit. All right. Check it out. PKN. 633.