Shaun Newman Podcast - Mashup 172

Episode Date: August 22, 2025

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Welcome to the Masha. Tell me whether I'm wrong or right. Easter west up or down side to side. I sit to stand and fall to fly. Of all of my impulsive plans, pop and locking salsa dance is on demand. I follow leading off the map and stop the chatter, scream happily. Welcome to the MASHU. Welcome to the MASH up.

Welcome to the MASH up. Welcome to the MASH up. Welcome to the Masha. I'm losing my fucking mind right now. Are you kidding me? Everything I had laid out for the mashup this morning, literally about 90 seconds before we went live, blue screen of death. It's Windows 11. How the fuck are we still having blue screens of death?

The full twos? It's gone. It's gone. It never even happened. At best, you can hope for a half twos. Maybe a two-thirds twos. You're definitely not going to get up to the three-quarters twos. It's all gone.

All gone. Everything is fucking awash in the infinite void. that is nothing at all. And who do you blame for said blue screen of death? Bill fucking Gates. You know, I chuckle folks, because Tuse has done this to himself. You left it to the last minute, sir.

You left everything to the last minute, didn't you today? Didn't you? What does that have to do with the fact that the unsaved word document I had opened with all of my fucking rant notes? Guess you should have, you should have prepared, Tews? Hey? Sean? I started at 8.30 with one page.

One page. Now, I wish you were here right now. I would. Get up. You want to come in? You want to do this? Oh, yeah. I tell you what, that's it.

Pause it. He's going to drive the four hours. We're going to have a wrestling match here live on air. Fucking t-shirt you're wearing is going to go over your head. You're going to be getting more upper cuts that, I'm going to give you so many far lefts. You're going to be begging for a far right. I'm so upset that my hour of cramming all disappeared.

And I didn't save my document and everything else. Yeah, well, that's too bad. Two's matchup 172 here. I'm going to get to smoothly. I'm like, how am I going to get through 26 pages? I don't even know. I'm trying to like, like, this is going to be a tough. And then, you know, it's all gone.

Tuesday does it. Now it's all on me. to guide said twos through this week's mashup. Buckle up, folks, because we're going to have some fun today. Mashup 172. If you're enjoying the show, make sure to like, share, subscribe, all the things. If you were hoping, like, share, defend with reasonable force, correct? And if you were hoping to see me on YouTube, on the SMP YouTube channel,

I've been removed from there for some time. Oh, what happened there? I had a lady on, Debbie Moyer, talking about, you know, like things like grounding and removing stress from life, sunlight, you know, helps with cancer. Gone. Yeah, I was like, really? That's, I've, okay. That's the one. That's the one.

Is there a specific comment? Like, did they cite a specific thing said? they pointed to around the 50 minute mark I didn't go check it I'm like at this point I'm like because I don't care it's YouTube but it'd be genuinely interesting if like YouTube's like you told people they should go outside and that doesn't really work with our business model

I don't know anyways if you're looking forward on on my YouTube page obviously you're not watching this right now but it is up on the mashup YouTube page we haven't been removed from there so hey there it is Um, make sure to share it out though, folks.

Uh, it helps get the word out of what we're doing because people like or groups like YouTube don't like what we have to say. Absolutely. And speaking of the mashup page, almost nobody, 99 and change percent of you are watching it on somewhere other than the mashup page. So the next time you're on YouTube, go check it out and maybe subscribe. So, sure, so happy airborne Friday to all the military boys, uh, show up to Jamie Sinclair. Yeah.

And any other military that is tuning in. Hey, glad to have you. Now, we got a full show and Two's lost it all. So I guess buckle up. Oh, Two's lost it indeed. Tews is losing his damn mind. Shall we start with the strike going on with Air Canada? Okay.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's do that. air mattresses go on strike, but support fails to get off the ground. It's very chauvinist to call them that, by the way, Sean. Air Canada canceled more than 600 flights over the past two days in preparation for potential work stoppage. And Hedu said it could be days before service returns to normal. An update from Air Canada Saturday night said Air Canada and Air Canada

Rouge flights remain suspended pending the arbitration outcome. And then the federal liberal government defending its decision to intervene to resolve a dispute at Canada's largest airline amid criticism from unions and opposition parties at the move sides with big business. Jobs Minister Patty Haydew said Saturday that she directed the Air Canada Industrial Relations Board to order Air Canada and the union representing its flight, attendance to resume operations, and resolve the dispute through binding arbitration. Yeah, so apparently there's some kind of a deal reached. I haven't seen the details on it yet, but it's just, pure fucking hubris. This whole thing is hilarious.

This is the same group who, the unions in Canada, who got rid of the two conservative anti-union bills. They, they were that big, it was that big push for it that helped get the liberals over the finish line in 2015, along with a few other things.

Got rid of secret ballots. Secret ballots. In this modern age, we got rid of secret. ballots for union votes and we got rid of financial disclosure which basically gave them carte blanche to do whatever the fuck they want without actually disclosing how they're spending the money and to do that the implication this is the it's always sunny in philadelphia thing the boat the implication well your name's on this ballot and you didn't vote for the union

that is the government leavers on union everything in this country and then those same people who have been profiting off of that broken fucking system that the government put in place gets mad when the government is pushing back and saying you have to go back to work you're fine when the government pushes it your direction but you don't like it when the government pushes it your direction but you don't like it the government pushes it the other direction. Everybody involved in this fucking sucks. You want to make $90 an hour handing out fucking pretzels

and you're going to complain because you're not getting paid for on the ground time? There is a fucking lineup out the door of people who would love to have your job. And that, by the way, should be basically the only metric regarding any sort of arbitration, concert or contract discussions, any of it. How many people would take that job tomorrow if it was offered to them? All of them? Oh, like, I bet you'd have fucking pilots willing to quit their job in the front of the fucking cockpit to take your job where all you got to do is hand out the tiniest fucking four-ounce fucking cup of fucking Coca-Cola you can possibly imagine and a napkin. I'd like somebody to keep track.

Two's being sour today. how many F bombs he drops today because that was like 15 in like three sentences. I don't even know how he could get that. Him and Jamie Sinclair have been hanging up, right? It's just like boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Anyways, the point is, is that you have to twist yourself

into an absolute pretzel, the same kind that they don't want to serve anymore to go on strike to justify anything involved on the union side of it or the government. Everybody sucks here and they can all eat a bag of dicks, which they probably don't even want to serve anymore. Massage therapist accused of sexually assaulting clients in Fort Erie, Ontario. A massage therapist in the Niagara region is facing several charges after police alleged he sexually assaulted some of his clients during appointments. He was a 59-year-old man named Ivo Ivanov.

Yeah. Which, by the way, if you're like, it just sounds like a fake. name, hey? Ivo Ivanov. Ivo Ivanov. But yeah, that's pretty fucking crazy. I'd love to hear a few more details. And I'm sure, like they said, they're pretty confident that there's more people. Yeah. Like, oh, yes, I have to massage your breasts. Oh, your buttox so firm. In Soviet Russia, breast massage you. I don't know. Chow says Toronto will face $107 million shortfall if feds don't provide more funding for refugee supports. Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow is speaking out after recently learning the federal government's plan to only provide a quarter of the funding

the city requires to cover the cost, providing interim housing for refugees and asylum seekers. You know what they could do to address this $107 million shortfall aside from asking the government for more money? You know what they could do to get rid of this $107 million shortfall that they're incurring because they're spending $107 million housing illegal immigrants? What to's? They could just not house illegal immigrants.

Problem solved. Family pushes for inquest in Ontario. This is sad, man. Family pushes for inquest into Ontario teens death following eight hour wait to see a doctor in the ER. So this happened back in February 2024. The family says their 16-year-old son was triaged at 10 p.m. But it would be more than eight hours before he saw a doctor despite his mother's repeat a request for help. And, you know, essentially after about 30 hours, he goes unconscious and they eventually lose him.

Yeah. 27 hours. Sorry, 27 hours after he first arrived at the Oakville Memorial Hospital, he passed away. So they're suing. Yeah. So part of the reason why I was the 830 thing was I kind of went down a rabbit hole on this. How many more people is it going to take? I get the fact that it's actually saving the taxpayers money because the people who need

medical help, you don't actually ever have to pay for it because they just fucking die. But how many more people is it going to take before we say, hey, you know what? Maybe we're the assholes here. And maybe this system that we keep propping up is broken. and maybe we should make it legal for people to actually get the care that they need so that they don't expire unnecessarily. So what do you get, what do you suggesting? Privatize everything.

But at the very least, at the very least, let's admit that this sacred fucking cow, which is our healthcare industry in this, in this country is not all it's cracked up to be. And the pile of dead bodies that proves that point is getting bigger every day. Yeah. Well, I mean, it seems like once a month, is it more than that? Once a month, we have a story come out about somebody dying while waiting at a hospital, roughly. Dying while waiting at a hospital, malpractice. I mean, we've talked about my mom before.

How many more times, right? Yeah, the waiting room waits, uh, uh, seemed to be a growing. theme specifically on this show because we covered it every time it happens. And, uh, every time we hear about it. And that's just, that's what I mean.

That's what I mean. That's what I mean. It's every time it makes its way to the headlines. We, we cover it every time we see it after it made its way to the headline. So it's got to go through two filters before we even talk about it. And it hasn't been just, let's say, Ontario, right? Now it's happened.

We've covered one in I think almost every province. Yeah. man. Yeah, let's stop calling them waiting rooms and start calling them dying rooms. And we can rechange the name once you guys fucking fix it. How about that? Here, I want to show the picture. Northwest Calgary homeowner Kathy Kaiser says the temporary shoring installed beside her

Charleswood property is inadequate, despite recent pleas to the city and contractor. Prior to Calgary's 2024 zoning change, the law would have been restricted to a single family home, meaning a large excavation like the one next or would not have been permitted. Imagine. Now, just the picture really says it all. I found it really interesting that that wasn't the lead picture in the article. I agree, yes.

But imagine. I don't even know what to say. I was like, well, that's, that's something. Like, just, you know, whoever's thinking of buying whatever structure gets put up when this construction is finished. Just keep in mind that this same care and attention to detail that they demonstrated with this shoring is also going to be the same care and attention to detail involved with your shingles, your plumbing, your electrical, whether the cupboards can fucking open

and close. This is what you're dealing with. And the fact that the city isn't like, like there's got to be some kind of a, because the city said, well, you just have to sue them. But if your neighbor creates a situation where you can be on your property and face, I would say fairly imminent danger to life and limp, there's got to be some way to step in. Like, are there no people at the city who could jump in and say,

idiot you can't do this everything's shut down fix this here's how you got to remediate the situation well we just covered the story now now we just it was in ontario but you remember last week we covered the sidewalk story where they're making them tear up the sidewalk because it you know yeah public outrage meanwhile in alberta in calgary you got a deep bit like basically a bro you can imagine like look at it i'll pull it back up i was just like this is i can't i can't imagine that being right next door to you right like holding up your fence i can appreciate the fact that we're not nearly as crazy as ottawa is you know uh in western canada but it's got to stop where you're endangering other people i mean that's basic libertarianism is that do whatever you

want as long as it's not messing with anybody else and this i would argue has crossed that definitive line. Sticking close to Calgary, man charged an alleged kidnapping in Erdry has prior child porn convictions. A Calgary man accused of kidnapping a 12-year-old boy in Erdry had twice been convicted of child pornography-related defenses.

Zane Alnor Merchant, 37 is facing nine charges after RCMP, say a child escaped in abduction when a group of teens arranged to meet the man in a to catch a predator-style scheme. His most recent charges included kidnapping, forcible confinement, sexual contact with a child, and three counts failing to comply with a prohibition order. It went on to say, according to investigators, the teens and the man exchanged messages over Snapchat before meeting in person near Cooper's Crossing neighborhood and imagery on Monday evening,

the boy willingly got in the man's vehicle, please say, and the man drove off the teen. The boy was able to escape when the vehicle stopped at a red light a short time later, multiple teens and other witnesses phoned 911 and the man was later arrested. The fact that we have so many people casually catching predators if a bunch of 12 and 13 year old kids

can track down and catch wanted fucking child pornographers where the hell is our police? This is silly. You remember like home alone, three names, the sort of that that idea of like the small children foiling the adults it was a comedic sort of goofy idea it was slapstick yeah and now great movies by the way yes yes absolutely and now it's basically the only form of justice in this country it's wild even reading the head like cooper's crossing i i maybe you don't know airdry folks but like in my time around Airjury. Cooper's Crossing is

like, I read that. I'm like, man, that's pretty wild, you know? Like just really hits home for me because I've been around area. You got good friends there for that to have happened there. Yeah. Crown to seek adult sentence from Montreal teen alleged to have planned

terror attack on behalf of Islamic State. The 17 year old males facing terrorism charges appeared in youth court Thursday less than 24 hours after being arrested by 40 RCMP officers at his home. And, and Notre Dame de grace. An investigation by the integrated national security enforcement team

alleges the youth intended to carry out at least one attack on behalf of the Islamic State. His charges include participation in the activity of a terrorist group, facilitating terrorist activity and providing making available property or services for terrorist purposes. I mean, on the one hand, it's, you know, how much longer is this going to go on for? On the other hand, if you're going to conduct a terrorist attack, I can't think of a better place.

You're talking about Quebec? I can see Vespers Summer just screaming at you right now. It's interesting. Obviously, I'm joking. I know you are. The thing that's interesting about it, like, I'm like, so what was he, you know, like, it doesn't say what he was doing. well like is a terrorist attack a bomb is terrorist attack like like what was he actually doing maybe he was honking the horn of a large vehicle i i don't know and then the i don't know

like you think of some of the stuff that goes on and how long people wait to get into court it's it's uh wouldn't it say again 24 hours he's in he's in and 40 rcmp officers show up at his home like something serious was going down. I don't know if you have a few more details. Hopefully that comes out in the near future because I'd like to follow up on that. I just kind of be curious what the heck was going on.

Maybe a box of random items bequeathed to him by his deceased father had a rusted out improvised incendiary device in them. You know on this show we love covering heist, folks. Yeah. Well, we got a new one. Meet heist. Probably the best one yet. And wouldn't you know it?

$22,000 of meat beef was stolen. Here you go. There's the head there. I am genuinely surprised that I haven't gotten a knock on my door yet regarding this. I love everything beef and everything twos. I'm guessing the only reason why I'm not at least a person of interest in this is because it's the same incompetent police who couldn't even figure out the fact that there's just wanted predators scrolling through Snapchat.

A trailer containing 530 boxes of boneless beef Chuck roast. That was what was in there. It's all gone. And it's Chuck. And they haven't found them. It's Chuck. I mean, just follow your nose. You know, like, okay, on our heist board here, on our bingo card of heist, we've had what, cheese,

Now beef. We've had the photo of Winston Churchill. Yes. Gold. Lots of gold. Jules at a truck stop in California. Wasn't there milk? I think it was just cheese.

I think it was just cheese. Yeah. I don't know. I tell you what. I don't know. I mean, here's like this is, if you're going to put all your time and effort into executing a you want to go for something that's going to be highly profitable.

And in this current day and age in this country, as it is right now, there is nothing more expensive than the things you require for fucking sustenance. Correct. Yes. Food. Toronto Sun, when did Canada become so mean? That's the headline. Always has been.

The decision by Parks Canada Board to change rules so that former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney won't be recognized as a national historic person for 25 years is so petty it borders unspiteful. It was first reported by Blacklock's reporter that the Historic Sites and Monuments Board decided shortly after Muleruny's death last year that would delay honoring him for a quarter of a century. Yes. Just because he's a conservative. And then they brought up the fact that Pierre Trudeau wasn't even fucking cold yet, and they were already talking about renaming a mountain after them.

Because it was a big ungainly bastard that nobody wanted to go near in the Yukon. West Colonna, BC denies permit for mega singer on safety grounds. The city of West Colonna, BC has cited public safety to deny a permit for a concert by American singer, American Christian singer, Sean Foyt. Of course, he was on the podcast 10 days ago maybe. And I've been having different videos.

It was nice to get the pronunciation figure out. Yeah, no kidding. Yeah, I know. I chuckled about that. Agreed. I'm like, how the heck does that make that sound? Anyways, it doesn't matter. Oh, he's had a-

Speaking of recent podcast, yes. Chase Barber, that episode you had on, I think, Monday. Well, whichever day. Early this week. Earlier this week, you had Chase Barber on and he's ran into a whole bunch of, he ran into a bureaucratic catch 22. Correct. And the problem, Chase, is that you're getting yourself and the smartest people you can find

to try and solve this bureaucratic quagmire. And in doing so, you're not speaking their language. You need to find a completely rampant, unapologetic, fucking simpleton and send them to Ottawa, like where he gets off the plane leaving a trail of saliva behind him that's still connected to his mouth. That's the kind of person you need to go to Ottawa to talk to these people. And they're just going to grunt and moan and maybe just bang on the table for a while and come up with some haphazard, indistinguished, like just allegedly written sort of like

half English half emojis agreement and then everybody makes their mark on it or like maybe just like licks their thumb and and puts it on the bottom of the page and then they'll lick the window stick the paper on the window and that's how you get the paperwork moving forward with these buffoons.

I felt like in that, okay, on Tronfoyt, he did do a concert in Manitoba. He did do a concert, I believe, in Eminton. or is it Sastun? I can't remember. It's one of the two. He just did another one. So parts of Canada saying, you know, citing safety concerns.

So the city of West Cologne, fire rescue, RCP, recess, the safety and security plans submitted by the organizing determined the potential public safety risks. Christian worship music in an outdoor concert. Yep. Was not appropriately mitigated. So that's wild. Yeah. I mean, how many, how many large incidents have resulted from people singing, people, you know, getting up in front of Christians playing G, D, and A on repeat and, you know, putting their hands up and singing. I don't think it's ever happened.

I don't know if it's ever, I'm like, I, I don't know. Have you ever seen a group of, like, rioting worshippers? not for this religion Earl brought up a really good point regarding the meat heist he said maybe get the kids that found the petto to look for it going back to Chase Barber for a second

though I feel like he's so close he just doesn't understand how close he is right like I get it it's a million dollars or whatever it is but you like okay so get it done and then you could go on and sell your trucks and on, you know, Well, I mean, you can't overstate

the importance of Blue Ocean theory when it comes to businesses. You just, you really can't. Being first to market is such a huge advantage that what you were talking about is actually probably, it's insane that he has to spend another

million dollars getting into the bureaucratic quagmire. but that million dollars would probably be money very well spent. Very well spent. I think so. Well, because, you know, when he was talking about all the potential hurdles that he's going to have by only being able to get to market a year or two from now, he's making the argument for himself, really. I agree.

The longer I talk to him, I'm like, you just need to raise a million dollars. And I know that sounds a bit insane, folks. But like when he's got that many orders just sitting there waiting to go and everything's held up on this thing, It's like find a way over the next turtle and just keep moving forward. And someday we'll be talking to Chase and he'll be a billionaire selling these trucks. Yeah, he's going to buy his own social media thing just because he's bored. Okay. The illegal alien truck driver who killed three people failed an English language assessment,

getting only two and a half, two out of 12 answers right and identifying only a quarter of one of four highway traffic signs. it was also discovered that W.A. and CA issued Singh a commercial driver's license. Despite not being eligible for it, authorities in New Mexico also failed to issue ELP test when Singh was stopped there for speeding. So this is. Yeah. So for those of you who didn't see the video, this is the one where the dude performed a U-turn in the middle of the highway. and from the right-hand lane and then the people in the left-hand lane

got halfway underneath the trailer and all died. And then here's another video of the same thing happening. I saw three different videos this week of somebody doing this stuff that literally I have never, I've had a class one for 20 years. As of this year, it's going to be, well, I can't remember what month it was that I got it, but 20 years this year, I've had a class one. I've never seen anybody try and do this shit.

Well, you just think of like, I don't know, man. Father's been a truck driver as long as I can remember. That is about as dangerous as it gets. If you've got to turn around, you go find some side road to do something, you know, goofy with, right? you'll go you'll go turn off of the highway onto some grid road if the intersection's busy you'll go past you'll try and find a lease road yeah this this here this uh picture from

Alexopoulos Ian Michael Chong the basically engagement farmer got AI to redraw this well there I'll show both. This is his post on it, but

he got AI to redraw the cartoonist picture. Yeah. Yeah, so that he could just post it and look like he's awesome and get some clicks and get some likes. So the next time you're looking at E. Miles Chong's bullshit,

just realize that you're funding indirectly an absolute fucking grifter. That was just egregious. Well, I mean, we just go back to where we started, and then there's just a whole bunch of things that's spurred off of a guy turning on a major highway, trying to pull a U-turn, like, what are you doing? And it's becoming more commonplace, as Tews is pointing out, on our highways and everything else,

of the dangers that are always there. But, man, like, it's just... There's a no, Macna. Yeah. Yeah. And look at the oncoming traffic that he did that into. And this is, this is interesting.

It's impossible to identify this driver, yet truck driver pleb you choose to troll and rage farm against the Punjabi community. I've never seen anybody do this stuff. And if the first two were, odds are the third one is two. Um, why Claypool and Alex, uh, or Alex, Max Fawcett? Here, I'll pull this up, twos, I assume you wanted to say something about Max Fawcett.

Well, I want it to be a proportional response to Max Fawcett, so I'm going to say something very short. He's an idiot. Moving on. Paul Graham, he did a study of 1452 undergrads at Northwestern of Michigan between 2023 and 2025, found that 88% pretended to hold more left-wing views than they actually had in order to succeed socially or academically. I saw this. I absolutely saw this when I went to school at a very late age. Let's see here.

I would have been almost 40 when I graduated. And we took an entire course about how evil white men were. And I was basically just like this the whole time. And there was a whole bunch of instances where after classes, somebody come up to me and they'd be like, dude, everything you said was fucking spot on. But there's not a hope in hell that I'm going to say that in this class. Well, it said, this is some of the questions asked.

We asked, have you ever pretend to hold more progressive views than you truly endorse to succeed socially or academically? An outstanding 80%, 88% said yes. 78% of students told us they self-censor on their beliefs surrounding gender identity, 72% on politics, 68% on family values, and more than 80% said they had submitted classwork that misrepresented their views in order to align with professors. And then it said, perhaps most telling, 77%, 77 said they disagreed with the idea that gender identity should override biological sex in such domains as sports, health care, or public data, but would never voice that disagreement aloud. Yeah. So that's not just the people who think that. It's the people who think that, but would never say it is 77%.

Yes. Yeah. We have seen a lot of different videos on social media. I think of Billboard Chris going around to different campuses. And some of the times he'd talk to a student and they'd be like, I've just, I just can't talk to you because if I do and I get spotted, I'll get ostracized in the school or in the classroom or around.

And you're like, man, that's pretty wild stuff. All right, Castle Law. Okay. We've all seen this story, I think. We got just a couple more. I think you missed a couple. The graves that have not been found. So Alana Kelly from the CBC had tweeted that 41 more graves had been found despite the fact that it was just disturbances.

Ground penetrating radar found disturbances. And she actually went so far as to shut her account down. But I mean, like, was it last? Did we talk about this last week? I can't remember. It was right on the cost. We didn't. Okay. All right. So 41 anomalies were found at another former residential school site.

And it was misreported by several people as being actual graves. It got community noted. It got pointed out thoroughly. So far, no graves have been found. And yet, you've got BC, the legislature holding their flags at half mass for this. We have more Epstein files than we have graves. That's saying something.

Do you have anything else? Because I feel like you're jumping way ahead of me. Because somewhere in the notes, I have this. But hey, what do I know? I have all my stuff sitting here. Oh, that's fine. You had blue screen and death. But hey, it's the two show today, it seems.

Anything else, too, is you want to bring up? Or can I continue on? Let's, let's go. to Castle Law. All right. The Carthal Lakes Police Service has faced criticisms for charging a 44-year-old man after an altercation that left the alleged intruder

with life-threatening injuries Monday morning in the small town northeast of Toronto. Police have provided a few details, but said the resident is facing charges for aggravated assault and assault with a weapon. And the intruder who is also facing charges was airlifted to hospital afterward. This article was debating it, right?

And it said under Canadian law, individuals have the right to defend themselves and their property they own. However, it is important to understand these rights are not unlimited in Canada. The law requires that any defensive action be proportionate to the threat based. This means that while the homeowner do have the right to protect themselves and their property, the use of force must be reasonable given the circumstances. What do you think? Well, you break into somebody's house. I like Castle law.

Simple as that. I got three young kids. My wife. I don't want to have to think about am I being proportionate. You break into my house, especially when you start assaulting me. Yeah, I think, yeah.

Like the United States, bingo. I just pull up the video of the police chief in, was it Chicago or was it Florida. It might have been Florida. I think it was Florida. Yep. It definitely wasn't Chicago. Just pull that up.

Florida. Done. That's what I did. think that's that's bang on this whole argument about reasonable force it's not a reasonable fucking situation you're at home in your home asleep and somebody breaks in it's not well i don't know if what you're using is proportional or reasonable it's not a reasonable situation, so the idea of reasonable has completely gone out the window. I am not going to apologize to Mrs. Toos because she got raped because I was using

kid gloves on some guy who broke a fucking window and came in in the middle of the night. Okay. A reasonable response to somebody who breaks into your house is if and when you decide to call the cops afterwards, you hand them a Ziploc bag full of the guy's fucking toenails. Here's how it is If I decide to spend the next six days chasing you around in a fucking elaborate labyrinth

in my basement full of glass shards and booby traps Where the only thing to eat and drink Is water I imported from Africa And my ex-wife's cooking That's a decision you made The minute you decided to step on the trap door that dropped you into my murder basement.

That's it. Okay? There's no fucking discussion about what's reasonable or not. You don't know. Are they filling out a survey when they break into your house? You just posted by the door.

Can you please just elaborate on what, if any, weapons you have? Is there anybody coming to help you? What's going on? You don't fucking know until it's too late. You can't take the fucking chance. This is insane.

We don't need Castle law. in Canada, we need Frank Castle law. Yeah. You know, there's a few, me and twos agree on a lot, but there's a few things that I'm just like, yeah, you go break it into somebody's house. I just, I, the, yeah, the laws in Canada are messed up.

The fact we're having a debate about it is insane. Insane? Yeah. Um, okay. Let's get on to a few different, uh, goofy. Well, actually, yes, let's get on a few different goofy things. Quite a lot of goofy. Okay.

Disney's tradition. Disney's boy trouble. This is a headline. Studio seeks original IP to win back Gen Z men amid Marvel Lucasfilm struggles. Two is your thoughts on how Disney could win back men? They need to apply the mashup model. What if we just started making movies that didn't suck? What if we went back to that?

What if we just? well, I mean, I love how this article ended. I don't know if you saw this or not. But this is an executive that works at a competing company. He says, I never thought I'd say it, but it looks like Disney is going to have to start trying. I could as far I read it all, but I miss that line. They're going to have to start trying.

Is that what it said? Yeah. What if we just, like, because everybody keeps talking about like superheaval. fatigue and everybody's just tired of superhero movies. No, we're tired of shitty movies. I would love to go see a good superhero movie. I would love to go see a decent superhero movie. Actually, I did that.

I went and saw Superman. Wasn't any good? It was, uh, it wasn't phenomenal. It wasn't phenomenal. Yeah, but it doesn't make me want to go see it. It was by far the best, it was by far the best superhero movie I've seen in years. That isn't saying much, though.

That really isn't saying much. Is it better than Man of Steel? It's completely different than Man of Steel. Yeah, see, that doesn't, right there I go. I just don't want to see it. Think Atman. If you liked Atman, and granted, they're both that great movies. If you like Ant Man,

you'll like Superman. No, I liked Man of Steel, right? Like, I liked that version of it. Well, yeah, because it's two hours and 22 minutes long. It's like, perfect. It was just well done. Henry Cavill was great, right? The storyline was great.

Russell Crowe was great. Okay. Actually, and Kevin Costner too, right? Yeah, which, I mean, you haven't really been able to say that about anything he's been in since dances with Wolves. So that was kind of a nice turn. Montreal mayor wants Quebec to appoint homelessness minister. How do you know you have a problem in society when you want to, appoint a homelessness minister.

This country's in shambles, dude. Yeah. Yeah. All right. BC junk removal company accused of illegally dumping garbage. The city of Maple Ridge, BC confirms that a company seen dumping waste and hazardous material in forested areas has been fined and has cleaned up the mess.

I think I, like, yes, like this isn't even trying. This is right on a major highway. They just back up. On the one hand, I'm really inclined to believe that the owner, so the owner said that somebody,

a former employee who has since been terminated, took the vehicle, loaded up a bunch of garbage, and just dumped it. Correct. And. So you're thinking lazy employee because it's just ridiculous where they dumped it. Well, it is ridiculous. And if it was an actual company being like really nefarious about it,

they would have picked somebody that was a little, or somewhere, there was a little more, you know. Yeah. Well, they, I feel like, I feel like if I was a business owner who was trying to avoid a $200 dump fee or whatever it was, but still charge the client for it, I would say, look, take this. You're going to go down this road, hang a right. Do not dump, do not dump this while you're on pavement.

It's ridiculous. Like look you're like he dumped he literally just backed off a highway pulled in and just boom off we're going and then of course insanity ensues. Yeah, you're probably right. You're probably right. You probably find a more clever way. A better way of keeping it out of the public eye. Having said that, professional drivers in this continent have definitely gone downhill over the past several years.

maybe he was under explicit instructions to do that and somehow managed to fuck it up. It's possible. It's possible. Okay. Passenger stuck on delayed flight to Seattle gets an unexpected concert from jazz band. I tell you what, I don't know how many flights. So Matt Erritt was supposed to be on the podcast for anyone waiting for Matt Erritt, an EM Berlin game.

That's getting out pushed a week because Matt Errit was stuck. trying to get back to Montreal. He had, I swear, every time I talked to him, it was straight out of planes, trains, and automobiles. Like, it's just, I'm like, where's John Candy? Is you going to enter into this story? And this is just becoming more and more... Actually, this is more home alone than planes,

sure, sure, sure, sure, fair, fair, fair. All I'm saying is, is like, it's becoming more of a common occurrence that every single flight is delayed, every single flight has problems. You never get on a plane and just go. and these people on this plane in particular, at least had a little bit of fun with it as a jazz band,

you know, jammed out on the plane. Yeah. I mean, no, were they good? I have to assume they were better than nothing. And I have to assume they weren't like, oh man, this sucks. I mean, this, depending on their skill level, this could almost be a terrorist attack. like it's just because you own an instrument

doesn't mean that you need to take it as carry on. I'm just saying, I'm just saying like, you know, it's kind of a fun inspirational story. If the mashup tried bring it, you know, you get on the plane with the mashup and we, we blow the old jazz band, probably you don't want us to start playing. Okay?

That probably wouldn't be good. I assume these guys were just fine. All right. We'll give them the benefit of the doubt. I'm just saying don't take this as a cart blanche for your garage ban to just start going. Yeah. Citing rising costs in need, Maritime Electric amends its $427 million fossil fuel generator plan.

Maritime Electric has amended an application before the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission to spend close to a half a billion dollars to boost electricity generation on Prince Edward Island. The utility says prices have risen since it prepared its initial cost estimate submitted last December, While the need to boost the supply of electricity available to power the island and homes and businesses through the winter has become even more urgent, initially the utility said it wanted to spend $427 million to build 150 megawatt of generating capacity on PEI, most of that powered by fossil fuels rather than renewable sources of energy. But in filing on August 14th, the utility told Iraq that it had received a time-sensitive offer to join NB power to secure 250-magawatt combustion turbines to be installed in Charlotte, at a cost of $334 million. I mean, the story goes on and on and on, twos. Well, I thought it was really interesting that at one point,

they talked about how the demand had been so high that they were forced to rely, or that they had to get ancillary power from renewables. So they don't even consider that part of their main grid. The big important thing, though, part of the reason the provinces push to have more Islanders switch from oil furnaces to heat pumps. The urgency is driven by the increasing customer reliance on electricity for space heating and da-da-da-da-da-da-da-maritime electric may be unable to supply sufficient energy during system peak periods.

So everybody get your free heat pump. It's going to be fine. There's not going to be any issues. Get your heat pump. Enjoy your heat pump. Oh, wait. Did you notice how many times it talked about polar vortex? Polar vortex weather?

It was, I don't know if you noticed this, minus 24. It was polar vortex. Polar vortex. It said it like three or four times in the article in Miami. It was winter, folks. It was winter. Anyways. Have you ever seen that book, A Prairie Boys Winter or whatever?

A Prairie Boys Winter or whatever? Winter. There was one of Prairie Boys summer and then there was Prairie Boys winter and it was sure. Okay. Like I don't know. I remember seeing it as a kid and it basically just talked about some kid in Saskatchewan and what their kind of life was like. But it was in the way back times when I was a kid. And there was one picture in there of like a few power poles with this or I can't remember

it was power poles or the side of the house. but the snow was just, the snow was like 20 feet high. And we don't have that. We haven't had that for years. We haven't had anything close to that. But if you look at this book that was written, I don't know, probably 10 years before we were born about this guy reminiscing about his time as a kid, that was just a regular picture in that book.

One of the final, one of the final quotes in the article said, the risk of rotating power outages is very high as winter temperatures will not have to drop to the levels of the 2023 polar vortex to experience the same system loading. So they're worried about having rotating power outages in PEI this fall.

Which is great considering the fact that if the power goes out and you have a heat pump, you're going to fucking freeze to death. Alberta expands COVID-19 shots coverage for health workers, but calls grow for wider access. calls are growing louder in Alberta. Are calls growing louder in Alberta? There are individuals who are yelling louder.

Sure. I don't know if calls are growing louder, but I think this is great. We should have almost had this as the happy news. Yeah, so I'll read it here for Albertans listening in or tuning in. Calls are growing louder in Alberta for the COVID-19 vaccine to be covered free of charge for all residents following the province's decision Tuesday to partially reverse its vaccine policy and expand coverage to some health care workers.

Premier Daniel Smith has said the aim of the new policy was to prevent wastage after some $135 million was spent on unused doses. She also pointed out that other vaccinations come with an out-of-pocket fee. Madison McKee Press Secretary to Health Minister Adriana Lagrange said, did however emphasize the vaccine or remain voluntarily highlighting the government's position, while details on eligibility scheduling and administration fees continue to be finalized. The province says it had ordered 485,000 doses. of COVID-19 vaccine for the fall. About 250,000 fewer doses than were administered last year.

Local pharmacies will not receive COVID-19 doses under the new plan with vaccines only available through public health clinics in a phase delivery. The government hasn't finalized how much other Alberts will need to pay an estimated cost to buy each shot is 110 bucks. I think if we've got government employees who at this stage in the game still feel as though they need to be as fucking vaccinated as possible. We should give them to them for free? Yeah, absolutely.

That's a problem that's going to solve itself. I was reading this and I'm like, me and twos are going to agree on your punchline. I'm like, they're just, then she wants it, just give it to it. Like, just have it her. It's fine. Yeah, if you want to get vaccinated,

like it, knowing everything that's, out there now, if you still feel as though you need to be super extra mega vaccinated, and it just so happens that you're also somebody who works for the government, which means that you're a fucking liability to this province, and you're somebody who's looking down the barrel of getting a defined benefit pension for the rest of your life, I hope you get as many vaccines as you want. I rate man hurled racial slur, spit at Tim Horton's employee in Mississauga. I'm not saying it's right.

I'm just saying I get it. Renting versus buying. Is renting for life really that bad? Yes, yes, it is. Quit telling us we're going to eat the bugs. CVC, there's a video. Basically, it's, it's, oh, you're going to show it. You want to show it?

It's talking about players. Those slogans and attacks and repetitive, more of the same, Pahliav. I think he can't help himself. I think it is not good strategy to go to what didn't work during the election, to beat on the same horse. I think if there's ever a time to be collaborative and to work together in a bipartisan way would be at the beginning of a mandate when there's a national crisis. There's always a national crisis.

Have you noticed that for the past 10 straight years, we have gone from one national crisis to another. And maybe if you're a little bit stupid, you might think, wow, the liberals have done a great job of getting us through these string of crises. But if you're a tiny bit more cynical, you might look at it and say, why the hell is it that whenever this party's in charge, there's always another fucking crisis. And the people telling Pollyev that it would be better for him to tone it down and that things would go better for him in parliament if he just wasn't so on point. They're the people who don't have his best interests of heart.

And Palliyev wasn't doing that during the election. That was the big difference. The guy who ate an apple and made the media look like jack wagons, he disappeared two months before the election. the election. If Pollyev wants to win, he needs to start eating apples again. That's what's up. We should get a rooster eating an apple.

It might seem as though it's tacit endorsement of the conservatives, which I'm not in the line. I don't think so. Well, maybe it is. I don't know. Okay, then let's just get a shirt that says jack wagon. All right. Okay.

Missing Texas woman, Cara Taylor found living in lost African tribe in Scotland. Yep. Okay. A woman reported missing by her family in Texas has been found living amongst a lost African tribe in the Scottish woodlands. The kingdom of Kubala claimed they have settled in a forest in Jedderber with the intention of reclaiming the land that was stolen from their ancestors in the highlands 400 years ago. The trio consists of a group leader, King Ateen, he's 36, who was proved. see an opera singer under the name of coffee

Afa, his wife, Queen Nandy, and their handmaiden Asnat. There you go. There's the king right there. So missing Texas woman found living with African tribe. Sorry, sorry, I think I said that wrong.

Found living with a freaking tribe in Scotland. So this African tribe claims that the Highlands of Scotland is their ancestral home that was taken away from them 400 years ago, which would have been the 1600s.

In the 1600s, they had their their ancestral home in the land of pubs, needless fights, and scotch whiskey taken from them.

This thing is so ridiculous on so many levels. Like here, this one picture, I think, this great job of encapsulating it. And I love how this, article is just deadpan the whole way through. It just talks about it and and just lays it all out without

pointing to any of the obvious shortfalls in logic or reasoning. The missing American woman gave an offering of Earned brew, a Scottish soda, and shortbread sticks to the so-called king at Tahini. I know if I ever meet a king that if I ever meet a king, I'm going to offer them

a Dr. Pepper and some fucking Ritz Crackers. Okay, I'm gonna, I'm gonna move on. I wanna, do you think this is a real picture? I just wanna know. Is that, is that real? Yes, I believe that's a real picture. Okay, wild pigs in California develop bright blue skin after exposure to pesticides with rat poison.

Swarms of wild pigs in California develop blue flesh after ingesting pesticides containing rat poison and officials warned other common game animals may also be infected. Yeah, apparently all their innards are blue sometimes as well. So, I mean, it's, pigs are just resilient bastards, hey? And so, yeah, rather than dying, which is what a normal animal would do, just like, no, no, we're going to look like that coffee cup from the night.

90s. I, okay, well, you know exactly which coffee. I know what you're talking about. The other thing, you remember, wasn't it, wasn't it body break?

What was the guy who wore the skin? Hal Johnson and Joanne McLeod? The suit and with all the body parts on it. I feel like that, that kind of looked similar to that. Oh, that was, that was Silence of the Lambs. Okay, latest ledger pull.

I'm going to pull it up here, maybe. I got it. I got it. Here you go. The latest ledger poll as far as Quebec. As Quebec. Quebec provincially. Yes.

So the PQ, they have at 84 seats up 81. And the CAQ at zero seats down 90. Yes. The CAC party is the current governing provincial party in fucking. in Quebec, and they lost that by-election where they went from 57% to 5%. I think it was seven, wasn't it? 50-something to 7%. The point is they lost 90% of their support in that by-election.

And now the latest poll modeled out has them getting exactly zero seats. So, yeah, I think we got to, I got to pick Vesper's brain about this. because obviously I'm not on the up and up as far as all of that chicanery goes. Yeah. Here is Nadine Ayub has been crowned Miss Universe Palestine this year. Mark's first time Palestine will be represented at Miss Universe 2025. Would it be bad for me to say that she's a bombshell? Why would that be bad?

She's a good-looking woman. Because she's from Palestine. Okay. Bombshell. Is this thing on? Oh. Welcome to Sean being dense on mashup 172. How about somebody's laughing?

Rocket. Okay. Bring up, bring back those weapons of mass destruction she's got going on there, Sean. Uh, Palestinian women are great, but, uh, they're not really known for hand gibbers. You know why twos gets annoyed with me? He has these zingers and I just move on. Well, I'm just saying like if you dated her,

I'm sure there would be a lot of banging. You know, Maybe you could get her to show or visit twos. And you may wonder, folks, I wonder if twos, you know, in the off hours is the same way. No. Or yes, folks, he is the same way. Never stops.

It's just over. So you eventually just tune it out because you just try to have a conversation. And he's just constantly trying to throw zingers over and over. Mrs. Tews knows exactly what I'm talking about. I'm just wondering if she has a Gaza landing strip. Play the video twos of our favorite comedian. I don't know. I can keep going, but sure, whatever, fine.

In all of Ireland, this is St. Mary's Well in County Mayo. As you can see, this well is absolutely enormous. Unfortunately, it's hard to tell because I am also enormous. This is the inside of us, very mystical. It said that the ancient druids could see into the future if they stirred this magical water with a wooden wand. It's after telling me, I'm going to have a lovely big dinner tonight. It's after telling me that Mayo will win the Sam McGuire in the next 63 years.

I have no idea what that mean. you. I tried stirring it for another while, but it wasn't fucking giving away much. I think it was tired. Now, I'll be honest with you, it took me a while of stirring it to get the future out of it. So be warned, you might have to stir it into soft peaks before it'll give you anything. It has said that Mary appeared at this well around 1680. Now, I've been waiting here for about 20 minutes up and she might come back, but I do need to go and get a sandwich, so I don't think I'll be seeing her today. I hope you've enjoyed the most magical well in Ireland as much as I have. Follow me. I'm delicious.

That shit. Shut up to fuck your shape. I just love the guy. After I get, we get done with this, I'm going to message him again because he was, he said he would come on and then, of course,

he was traveling at the time to the United States and I should follow back up on that and see if we can't get him on. Calgary's Philharmonic opens season with unique mashup of dance music and orchestra. I've got no problems with people using the mashup.

concept, but I'm sick and tired of everybody using the word. Dairy Queen has the mixing bowl mashup flurry that you can get now. You think we're spurring this on, too? Is that what you're saying? Gatorade has started combining flavors and calling them the mashup. I want a quarter every time somebody drinks that fucking Gatorade. We are stirring the drink in society, Bigfella. Yep.

Swatch. I'm going to pull this up. Okay. I guess we're going out of order. That's fine. Yeah. Swatch issued a public apology on social media after a slanted-eyed image sparked outrage in China. The offensive image has since been removed and an apology issued.

Yeah. I mean, like it's crazy to think that they got so offended by it. But let's be honest. The people of China look at the world through a completely different set of eyes. CBC, people often... Is this thing on? You want me to laugh at every joke, yeah? Is that what you want?

Is that? Well, the problem, I can't even tell if you got the joke. You realize the jokes are for the people watching, not, you know. You understand that, right? Well, yes, but I can't ever tell if they land or not because I'll just be like, well, Sean just didn't even blink. And then I thought it just, you know, went over like a lead balloon. And then I'll hear from somebody later.

That's what comments are for. And that's why you bring them up. And that's why you bring them up on Tuesday. You're so great. So great. You're amazing pat on the back. CBC people often miscalculate the impact of climate choices like owning a dog. It went on to say dogs are big meat eaters and meat is a significant contributor to climate change.

I can't believe this is CBC article, to be honest. Really? I can't believe. I can't believe. What? Like, this is, this is exactly what you would expect from the government funded media. Uh, the only thing that's missing here is maybe just like a. a cleverly placed plug for cricket-based dog food.

Sticking with animals, PETA demands Nintendo removed nose ring from cow character a Mario Kart. So that's, that's it. That's basically it. Just PETA is straight up fucking retarded. And it's really interesting if you actually get into it. I think there was a whole documentary about it, if I remember correctly. but PETA's main thing that they spend most of their time doing is euthanizing animals.

Five of eight Yukon liberal MLAs have announced that they are not seeking re-election this fall. Yeah. So, I mean, we've got, we're going to have to cover it. But it's really interesting that now keep in mind that there are a lot fewer MLAs because there's a lot lower population, right? but five of the eight liberals have said, yeah, we're out. So it's going to be interesting to see how that shapes up in the coming months. Marius Borghobie. I probably tortured that name.

Maybe. Son of Norway. Heavie. Son of Norway. Really? Do you want to say one more time? Okay. Look, it's not that difficult.

It's Marius Borg. Heave. that's how you pronounce the it's like you never been to pathetic okay get on a plane son of norway's crown princess indicated on multiple charges including rape and faces up to 10 years in prison yeah yeah well you know what if you're going to jail for rape you better be face up uh but look at this guy this is this is a picture of he be and dude looks

like if Dracal Malfoy had a baby with Stephen Seagal. You just look at that guy and you're like, that's obviously a rapist. Well, okay, okay, sure. Sure, twos. I don't know. As far as I'm concerned, Mr. Huby is a bad dude. Bad dude. You want to show the German shopping cart return championships?

I kind of want to do that's why it's on here. I want to, you know, now I'm kind of curious to tune into it myself. Now, I don't know if we're going to show the whole thing, but no, just, just, just share a clip. Yeah. That's it also, really good. So they're really good. So, yeah. Bravo.

Amazing. Amazing. Amazing. Here we go. We're not real househouse, huh? Yeah.

Had you got to you got that I'm not so I'm not for you No,

not from you. No, not. They're shit talking each other. Oh, and she makes it. Bravo. Bravo.

That has to be some like game show that they're just joking around. Like that can be serious. Like are you, are you not looking at

like the, it's, it's the national Einkauswagen parking. See, I laugh at some things, too. I laugh at some things. You know, be funnier. I can't afford $800 a month.

Ontario driver with credit issues finds car ownership too expensive. Yeah, Boa said she bought a 2016 Mazda CX5 three years ago, but had a credit problem when she made the purchase and received her loan. Her contract shows she borrowed $40,000. The vehicle at interest rate of 12.64% or over $0.6.4%. one or over six years the cost of borrowing is 17,000 bringing the total cost to $57,000 and she they'd go on to complain about it in 2022 she bought a 2016 Mazda CX6 which is a SUV crossover for $40,000 now at the time that would have been a six year old vehicle new ones

start at 32.5. A new CX6 in 2025 costs you 32,500 and up. Okay. So ballpark, she would have been lucky to have bought that. Like, she paid $40,000 for what maybe

if she bought a top of the line, super low mileage, 2016 at the time, might have been half that value. Maybe just... Maybe don't be fucking retarded. The article isn't about how expensive it is to live. It's how expensive it is to be stupid. Popular new Emmington Oilers defensemen

pledges to make one big change to his game. We're talking about Luke Pro Cop. Who would you like to say, Toos? I feel like you got something clever here. Well, I just think this is. is great. I mean, you look at this guy. First openly gay person signed on with,

uh, on track to, uh, make it to the NHL. And I, I mean, he's, he's playing in the NHL.

Yep. Yep. And with prospects of what, whose farm team is he? With the Emminton Oilers. Edmonton Oilers. I think that's great. That's it.

I think it's, you know, it's, I expect people should be able to be, people should be able to live their life where they're happy. And I can't think of a better culture fit for this guy than the Edmonton greasers. How this. The emminton baby oilers. How this former MPP found a new life communicating with the dead. Do you, anything? What do you mean anything?

You got to get into this. You got to get into this. get into this at least a little bit. We'll get into it, too. Tell me what sticks out to you. I'm curious. Well, this is where I wish Vesper is on. I was like, why the heck are we talking about this? So this is a former NDP.

Yes. MPP. Yes. Who is now, it's just, it's incredible. So this, this woman who. It's incredible. Yes. All right.

So she has Afrikaner and Jewish roots. You can tell by the picture of her. The article is just this wonderful distillation of everything in D.P. And I'm just, I'm so great. I'm so glad that I got to, to, to check it out. She found while she was a politician that after a while, she was able to predict what the reporters were going to ask her in terms of questions.

And then she followed that a little bit further and realized that she could communicate with dead people. And there's this one anecdotal story about how she wrote down some stuff that ended up being right. And of course she encounters skeptics and she understands, but she has converted them before,

even those she thought would never understand, doctors, lawyers, economists. Because of my evidence-based background, you were an NDP politician and you have a background in evidence-based empirical data. Like economics? This is really interesting. This is really interesting. Now, I, where is it?

Sorry. I, oh, shoot. Give me one second here. Sean filibuster for a moment. We're always waiting on twos, aren't we, folks? Well, let's talk about the MPP. Okay, yeah, go ahead. Who once was an academic, who did one term in politics,

and now says she can help you connect with long lost loved ones. No one cares. Yeah. No one cares. No, no, no. This is great. This is peak Canadian journalism. She shared a story of a cynic who was referred to her in hopes of connecting her

with her deceased twin sister, the sister who was. who was alive was unmarried with no kids. The deceased sister had kids. Okay. Connecting her with her deceased twin sister. The sister who was alive,

those sentences are back to back. Not only is she dead, but she also was alive. So if two should have said, we wanted to pick apart the grammar of this article. That's what you wanted to do. That's what you wanted to do.

the whole the whole story is just absolutely silly it's just ludicrously silly Sean I know it is I'm not I'm not saying it's not ludicrously silly I'm like why are we it's just that it was written by a fucking retard can I spend you spend five minutes talking about an irrelevant story irrelevant except it's two's weekly grammar what the heck is going on in writing and when you put it that way then I understand guy who is an institute in Canadian journalism, he just launched his own podcast. You should go check it out. I'm sure there's going to be more whiz-bangers like this one.

Show the video of the U of T press conference. All right. Now this, by the way, says Canada in a nutshell. I can't think of a better captain. On behalf of the University of Toronto and our partners here at Electra, it's my pleasure. everything's fallen.

I love how she puts it back up, but only most of the way up and it immediately falls back down again. Like she has no idea how fucking pedestals work. Oh, man. Okay. I noticed we didn't talk, just before I go to happiness,

did you have any thoughts on Trump having all the NATO leaders in, Bernie not being there? Or being like a little, spec on the screen. I got really frustrated with it. I had found this tweet that had gone viral on leftist Twitter

and it refreshed before I could bookmark it and I couldn't remember the guy's name and I spent all this time trying to find it. But basically he said that he has never been more proud or that he's never seen something as awesome or something like that as

Mark Carney getting sidelined in this summit. Like there was there was entire meetings the photo where he wasn't there. Dude was he wasn't relevant. He was a guy that got pushed into a fucking broom closet and you've never been more impressed with anything in your life. Like what about indoor plumbing? Huh?

How about that? How about the fact that we put somebody on the moon a few decades ago if you're into that sort of believe in it? If you. This sort of thing. Yeah. Like there's so many things. You've never been more impressed with something. Have you never watched from dust till dawn?

You know, of all the things that have come out this week, and there's been a lot, right? I think the home invasion was not a huge story, because once again, how many times are we going to cover a similar thing? Well, this is kind of a big one. But I mean, it's been talking about forever. Like, if you look at, just a second,

if you look at literally basic economics by Thomas Soul, there's a whole chapter in there, well, a whole section about how criminals respond. on to economic incentives. And he specifically points at the low number of home invasions in Texas, where people love guns and there's castle doctrine versus the incredibly high number of home invasions in Great Britain and how they got even higher after they banned firearms. Well, I just, you know, when you're thinking about where Canada sits on the world stage and

you have, you know, Putin in the back, come to, come to Alaska, you know, meet Trump there. Then Trump meets with pretty much all of the EU. Zelensky's there. Everybody's there, right? And Canada doesn't know where to be found. If you want any more of a clear indication on where we sit right now, I think that's just there.

It's done. We're at the kids table. Yeah, I don't even know if we're at the kids table. I don't even think we're in the building. We're not even there, man. It's just, it's, it's, it's just sad. Honestly. Just sad.

You know, you watch. We've basically become the WNBA of countries. Let's do some happy news. You want to talk to golf term or do you want me to bring up the Oklahoma first? Oklahoma first, then golf. Okay. Oklahoma to test teachers from New York, California to guard against radical leftist ideologies.

Yeah. So they've got to write a test to basically find out if they're crazy or not before they'll bring them on as. teachers in Oklahoma. So if you want to move up. I would think even by doing that, they're going to discourage a lot of people. That's right. As soon as you've got to do that. Yep.

Yep. And it probably, I'm guessing, I don't, I'm not a huge expert on Oklahoma. But I'm guessing it kind of sets things up for them to have a definitive legal recourse for removing them if they try and do a bunch of weird shit in the classroom. You're probably right. is probably more what it is, is that they can say, look, these are the standards that we adhere to.

These are the beliefs we have. And if you're agreeing with them, fine. And then if they come in and they want to do a whole bunch of weird stuff with, you know, if they want to bring in the kind of books we've been talking about in Canada or something like that. They say, look, you said that you weren't about this and you are. So obviously you lied and you can't work here no more.

Golf tournament. had an update. The golf tournament that we were talking about last week in the community notes. So 71 players raised $35,000 for the heart charity. Well, and as we told everybody last week, you know, you got different events like that coming up. Certainly Tuesday and I can't make everything, but if you give us runway time, there is usually the opportunity of, of a possible,

well, there's a possibility of us making it because we'd love nothing more than to, uh, come and say hello to different people everywhere. Um, and I'm happy to hear they, they raised a bunch of money.

That's pretty cool. Now, to be clear, uh, us mentioning it in the community, you know, it's had nothing to do with how much money they're raised. Correct.

That is correct. Yeah, we had, we had nothing to do with that. I'm just saying literally zero effect on the outcome of that tournament. However, it's very much, it's very important to point out the fact that they raised $35,000.

Yes. Community notes, we forgot to say this right up the hop. If there is anything coming up, you know, contact one of us. We'd love to talk about it. I got some quick Dick McDick is coming to Lashburn here this fall. So I'm going to have some details on that right away. That's a fundraiser for an elementary school. So that's pretty cool.

and I'm going to be making sure we talk about that a bunch. It sounds like John Carpe and the JCCF is coming to Lloydminster as well. So when I get more details on that, I'll be sharing that as well. Too is anything from your end? Yeah, the Crossfield demolition derbies this weekend. They'll sell you the whole seat, but you'll only need the edge. It's a huge event. There's a cabaret afterwards.

it's the big event of the whole area for the summer. It's it, Kevin, I'm not coming. And Kevin, Kevin says blowjob seminar at Hillman Memorial Hall Saturday at 11 a.m. All are welcome except Sean Newman. Message received. That'll do it for Mashup 172. As always, we're here every Friday, 10 a.m. Mountain Stand. To be clear, it was.

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You had a couple of moments. If I was giving you a scorecard, probably six out of ten, you know? Oh. I don't know. That's highly generous. Thank you.

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