The Pete Quiñones Show - Episode 1400: America's 'Favorite' Newsman Bird from Timeline Earth

Episode Date: July 26, 2026

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If not, here's a show. All right, so that we got that out of the way. Yeah, that was inappropriate. I'm sorry. It was. That was disrespectful. But like you said, maybe one day we'll do. We'll do a show one day about that and we'll put it behind your paywall.

Okay. On the Rumble channel, we want to open a Rumble channel. Okay. We just want to open a third Rumble channel under a different podcast name, me and Aaron, where we can say whatever we want as new characters. The thing I love about Rumble is, is like, you don't have to worry about copyright. Like on YouTube, I could, oh yeah, like on YouTube, I could never like, you know, I used to try to start by live streams with like a video, like a music video or something, a song that I like,

you know, Sisters of Mercy or something like that. And, you know, YouTube would always strike it like immediately, immediately on Rumble. But ever since, ever since I got kicked off of YouTube, oh, now I just open up with fucking music video, music video, music video, music video. I didn't even know something like that would get you struck down. We never opened a YouTube. because I always felt like that's a company where you invest a lot into it and you get comfortable with it. And then one day they take your channel down for some arbitrary reason. And I don't need that kind of like that heartache in my life. I don't need to deal with waking up one day and my entire YouTube channel is gone because, yeah, I play the Sisters of Mercy song.

That's so, that's just gay. It's just so gay. Well, they got me, we were about 110 episodes into 200 years together when they were like, okay, that's enough. That's a good run, though. Aren't they like an hour apiece? That's a good run. Yeah.

I mean, it's like, how the hell did that last so long, you know? Yeah, it's funny because I would watch that series progress. You know, you'll post about it. And the numbers started to get absurd. At one point I was like, oh, they're in the 30s. This is a long book. Then you got into the hundreds and I was like, are they actually reading the book? So I peeked into one episode and you guys got through a page or something like that in the entire

episode and it was mostly about the page. And then I was like, yeah, that's what happened. That's what would happen if I tried to do a book, like covering a book, it would end up being more about the context of the book than about the book itself. And I mean, so not to interview you, but I was curious to ask you this. Sure. When you did that, did you consider doing something more with it? Because I would have wanted to do a course.

You know, I would have wanted to open up some sort of a learning platform. It's what it is. I mean, it's a course. It's basically like a, well, I was going to say a semester long, but it went 16 months. Right. It was like a college career. Yeah. So basically, you know, I'm sitting there reading a book by Alexander Solzhenyson, and I have a Russian history professor with me who just happens to know all of Russian history, including the, you know, that other, that one group that was there that was, you know, causing all sorts of problems. And then obviously, you know, yeah, yeah, it was it, it was the Amish.

right but yeah so yeah i mean the way i look at it is i know people who've watched every every minute of it and i don't think you're going to get a better education on the last uh you know russia from the from 1790 to 1990 then uh then what's there do you do you feel and it's free and it's free i mean it's fun modern-day russia Yeah, yeah. Well, it helped me to understand when the Soviet Union collapsed. It helped me to understand exactly why, what took place in the 90s with the oligarchs and the raping of the country and the resources and splitting it up and people coming, people, quote unquote, coming from the West to get as rich as possible and how. basically Putin, you know, Putin was basically selected to put a stop to that. Or I don't even know if he was selected to put a stop to that, but, you know, that's what he ended up doing. Now, a lot of people will tell you, oh, he's owned by Jews and everything like that.

Yeah, it's fine, perfectly fun. But, I mean, you know, in the 1990s, the country was basically dying. I mean, the life expectancy of a male had dropped, I mean, considerably. And people were, they were like down to using coupons. And this is while the, you know, the whole energy sector is being split up, you know, among those guys with last names of Wittstein and Berg. And the, um, who is back, you know, the last names. Yeah, yeah.

And weapons are being. you know, taken out and sold by people like, what they'll, Victor about, people like that. So, you know, if anything, Putin brought order to chaos. Now, you can, I mean, is Russia perfect? Well, name me a fucking perfect country. You know, name me a perfect country ever. So, yeah, I mean, it's just people say that all the time. It was like, oh, well, you know, they still have problems.

There's a lot of people with AIDS in that country. It's like, who cares? I don't know. Yeah. Doesn't seem like the pertinent topic. The people I, it seems to me that the people in the West who don't like me also don't like Russians. So we have a common enemy. Do you feel like Russia is a stupid question because you've done over 100 episodes on a book in some part related to the subject?

But do you think Russia is a sovereign country? I mean, as sovereign as any country can be when you're just tied to when you're so reliant upon resources and you have to, and you have to get resources from other places, you know, I mean, they have a great deal of natural resources there, but they don't have everything. And I mean, I guess the best thing, you wish that countries would become more isolationist. can find out exactly what they could do on their own without other countries but i mean that's just not the world we live in right now and you also mentioned the the birth uh the the age you also mentioned like life expectancy life expectancy and it makes me think of here life expectancy has to be going down right in america it from what i understand it has gone down but i don't know how um i mean it was I think life expectancy in Russia, the Russian male in like the 1990s went down like 12 to 13 years. I mean, that's considerable.

We got to be close, no? Here, let me look. We'll figure it out. Life expectancy in U.S. Right now they're saying, record high is 79. 79 in where in the world? That's the highest life expectancy in the world? No, it's a, well, this is Google A. This is Google A.

Oh, the year in 1979? Am I or do you mean the age? Okay. What, what? U.S. life expectancy at birth reached a high, a record high of 79 years driven by drops in COVID-19 drug overdose and chronic disease deaths. No way. to the Center for Disease Control data, the breakdown shows 81.4 years for females and 76.5 for males. It used to be 86 for females. I didn't know that. Yeah, it used to be, definitely used to be higher. I only know that because my grandmother died at the age that they said was the average age at the time.

I don't know how long ago that was. that's the thing that I always come back to not to be a pessimist or a doomer about it she's a choke on a calzone um which one was this no she didn't choke in a calzone i'm going to ignore your your your nasty joke she uh she calzone when i compare i'm the one who's going to be likely to choke on a candle going to die i've been thinking about this since I hit 30, I've been starting to reflect on how many years I think I have left. So when you tell me 70 something, I'm going, there's no way. There's no way the zoomer generation is going to be a 70. I don't, I'm 60. You don't think you're going to make it another 50?

No, I don't think I'm going to make it another 50. But I also don't think the average zoomer is going to make it another 50. I'm thinking 68. I'm think we're going to hit a serious decline. And I don't say that to be a tumor or scare, but it does seem like the trend that's causing the decrease. It doesn't seem like it's gone away. You know, so it would have to take some sort of major change, I think. And increasingly, Pete, I don't know about you,

but it seems like mass change has become politically infeasible. So it does seem like we're kind of waiting at this stage for the localization of whatever process it is that changes lifespans between nations, for instance. Japan's got one. China's got another. What separates them? A border, a polity, governance structures. So it does kind of seem like the border, the polity, the governance structure, at some point are going to be delineated by the differentiation between two areas' lifespans. And I don't know how that breaks down because America has a lifespan, Canada has a lifespan, Mexico has a lifespan. Those, you know, that's the general region.

Break it down by city, every city is going to have a different lifespan. At some point, something's got to give. Unless there's going to be a universal decrease in lifespan, some, you're going to see some areas become extropic. Some areas will have higher, some areas will have lower. and it begs the question, that's not even the right turn of that phrase, it makes you wonder what exactly is it that's going to delineate that? You know, Aaron and I, I don't know if you listened to the episode that we did about sovereign corporations, but there is going to be a hard

border at some point between the person guaranteeing a longer lifespan and the wild open planes, we called them literal demon zones, where the lifespan is expected to decrease. That is to say, people of higher lifespans, will they congregate? If they correlate with wealth, culture, IQ, if things like that correlate to lifespan, things that are decreasing before our eyes today in America, all of those things, then lifespan and the various things that make it up will congregate because it's not just about lifespan. It may be about agreeability and culture, technology, wealth, other similarities. So it does feel like, you know, I guess Land was talking about Bantu stands in the 90s.

And as a philosophical progression from what society was going to look like today. And it does feel more and more like it's a necessary solution. I don't know how Russia solved it. That's what I wonder. How did Russia increase its lifespan and yet remain in the borders that it had? If Putin made order out of chaos, I mean, how did he do it? Because I just don't imagine the United States could do it the same way. I mean, from everything I understand that I've heard is basically he went into, he took

control of the corporations, basically, or he got them under control. basically said you're going to do business this way or you know or bad things are going to happen. I mean, I've seen, I don't speak Russian so I can only go by the translations that are provided. But I've seen video, there's a famous video of him going into a corporation and basically laying down the law and telling them that this is the way it's going to be. This is the way you're going to operate from now on. and you know they were apparently they were operating in a very you know in a way where they weren't serving the people I will be nice and yeah apparently he just got everything back he got as much order going back as possible and also he made it so that he was you're

proud to be a Russian again you got to have some myth in there as well Well, we're severely lacking that in America. Well, I mean, yeah, I mean, that's definitely a conversation. I mean, the, knowing that it's kind of hard to have a myth when you have, you know, when there's probably 100 million people here even more who don't care about that myth. Right, they don't even share the same myth. Yeah. Right.

with we have a minimum three three different epochs of what it means to be American pre-civil war civil war to mass migration and then mass migration to now totally different meanings for what it means to be America melting pot I guess being the most recent although it seems like melting pot is out in favor of a new fourth thing yeah well yeah and that's just economic zone open air strip mall Right. Yeah. Right.

I mean, famously, we were talking about that, talking about this last night on the live stream was, you know, the only thing, you know, our government has found the one thing they don't want to tax remittances to other countries. Right. Yeah. It's like, what do they tax them? 5%. I mean, that's insane. I mean, you want the people to go. I know that.

There's no incentive for any of these people to go until they can replace them with robots. I am well aware of this. They won't replace them with us. That's what pisses me off. They won't replace them with us. They're going to replace both of us with robots. Yeah. And then they're going to fuck off to Greenland.

And it's going to be a complete hellhole for all of us who have to live amongst equally as many, if not. three times as many robot people who do all the work, do, who do everything. So you'd think we'd have some hobbyist and relaxation time and podcasters like us will. But if you if you had a real job, you won't. And then you'll kill yourself, I guess. It'll just be a miserable existence. That's what pisses me off is you can see it coming. Every time Elon opens his very large mouth, his very wide mouth about, oh, in five years, half the workforce is going to be replaced with by robots. You know, if in any other time in history, man, there would be there would be endemoneum. And I think everybody in America is just sort of accepted because of 30 to 40 years of

intentional replacement that I guess if the, and I come to accept it, I guess if you're going to replace them with robots, I can have, there's schadenbroid in that. You know what? At least there's some schadenfreude in them being displaced from their own cultures to come here and then finding themselves in even worse fish out of water situations because now they don't have any jobs. Maybe they'll turn into barbarian hordes. I don't know.

Well, yeah, I mean, isn't that the point? I mean, it's like they say that, I, Did you see the numbers this week that said that over 100, like 105 million people are outside of the workforce now? That's insane. A hundred and five. You mean in America? In America, yeah. Holy shit.

Yeah, we talking about this on the last time last night. That's a real stat. Yeah, it's a real stat. Yeah. And you look at that and you're like, okay, so. If you need labor, the labor is here. The only reason, and then they tell us that AI are going to take our jobs,

but we need to import all these fucking subcontinentals from India who, you know, eat cow shit and all sorts of other things. They need them until they don't. Well, it's not even, it's just to punish us. You know, I mean, people wanna, you know, I've seen people shitting on Ellis Islanders recently. I'm like, you know, the one thing about us Ellis Islanders,

we got nowhere else to fucking go i'm not sending money to friggin spain or the austral hungarian empire you know i was like where where where are my fucking where where where where what i fuck off to where my um you know if shit goes south here this is this is all i got i got nothing else i've lived it i've lived in another country and i thought about staying there and i'm like no i'm fucking america is the only thing i know so by the way shitting on ellen island or alice island is like baby brain retarded larp like it's just not a real conversation I don't need to tell you this but it's just not a real conversation anybody is actually having in real life it's just like needlessly no no it's just people you know it's like it's like it's that thing that you know

people comment to you online um people comments you online and say shit that they would they tell you you're brown they tell you your grandma choked on a calzone and then you go but we're Are we both in the same fight? Yeah, but the, yeah, I mean, it's like, where the fuck am I going to go? I don't want to look. There's only one reason I even, like, know anything about Spain right now is because apparently they're considered to be the most anti-Semitic country in the world. I noticed that.

Yeah. And what's sad is they're also, it's also apparently a huge shithole. So it's not even like a redeeming, you know, there's no redemption. It's for all the, it's for all the wrong reasons. That's why it was like the, you know, the World Cup final was Argentina, who arguably has the most philosemitic president and probably a Jew himself against, you know, Spain. Well, isn't he Benjamin that, Dianhu's cousin? Probably, I think his name probably is Burkowski. I don't know.

All I know is it the first thing he did. The fact that his first choice was to go to Brooklyn when he became the prime minister. He could even go to Schneerson's grave. He couldn't even go to Israel. He had to go to Schneerson's old house. That's wild. That's such a particular choice. But hey, the libertarians love him because, well, probably because he's Jewish.

And, you know, and I have a number of facts. family members who live in Argentina, I should really ask, but their currency is currently worth less than it's ever been worth in the history of the country. And they all still love him. He's working on it. He's working on it. He's a weird, dude. He seems like a weirdo, man. I saw him like, um, it was CPAC a couple years ago.

He met Donald Trump and like he walked up to him and like he, he shook his hand and he, he just seems like a week like the kind of guy that if he came up to you on the street in new york you'd be like get the fuck away from me yeah yeah i think he's a he pounds meth every day not a joke like i think they got him on uppers no i think that's a lot of uh i think that's a lot of quote unquote world leaders yeah well that's true and millet honestly again malay great for the show whatever you think really was a has been solid whenever he comes up. That was a big part of the conversation

before we started recording talking about just horrible things that are good that are good for timeline or you have to, right? You have to, well, in my game, which is entertainment, we call it infotainment in the industry. It's about, it's about, you know,

what, you know, the four of us. It is, You have to, I guess it is an absurdist point, which I don't think is necessarily useless to pull into. I can tend towards realism. But for the show, you want to entertain people. You got to find the funny in a deeply tragic America. This is like, you know, if I was to tell my grandfather when he was young, you know, when he was in the military, he was using Guadalcanal. He was fighting the Japanese.

And I would have told them. My grandfather was in the in the Pacific too. Hell yeah. Yeah, that's, see? And guess what? My grandfather hated Calza. Now, if I was to tell him where America was at and he died 25 years ago, but if I was to tell him where America was at, you know, this is a cliche. But every one of them is going that I wouldn't have done what I did.

We would have done something differently. And that is a tragedy, and I don't think it's blackpilling. If you feel bad about that, that's your business. But it certainly isn't an intentional distortion of reality, which I think is inherent in a black pill. A true people go stop dooming. It's because they sense that you're not just telling the facts as they are, but you're trying to lead people into a certain mood. That is not my intention. I try to find the funny in the situation.

And when things get better, my show gets worse. So still figure, right? I mean, what do you do with that? You can only do what you're presented with. You can have to make the funny out of the bad stuff. But I'm telling you, can we go back to robots for a second? Because I just have a thought about robots. Now, robots.

Well, I guess it's the implication of robots. When they do... It's the implication. It's the implication. Right. When they do, start replacing people with robots, and there are 150 million stranded foreigners.

What does that imply about how life is lived in America in 10 years, 20 years? Well, I mean, what the fuck do you do with them? What do they do with you? Yeah. I mean, at that point, you're basically going to either, you're either just going to have a friggin Rosson Creek or, you're going to be walled up, walled up somewhere. They can't.

Yeah. You better hope you have a water source. You better hope you have access to food, sanitation. Are you that, are you that apocalyptic about it? No, I'm not at all. But, I mean, it's, that is the worst case. I mean, I do, I honestly believe that, and I'm not talking about like some nationwide thing, but I mean, I do see violence coming. Like that there will be skirmishes and, yeah, I just don't see how, do you know who that guy, David Betts is?

That British professor has been talking, he's been talking about civil war now for a couple years. He's one of those. He's one of those guys. The guy who outlined how to fight a civil war? Yeah. I never read that piece that he wrote, but apparently he's English. Is he English? Yes, he's English.

Yes, he's English. I think he's Canadian, but he teaches in Britain. But his work pertained to England, didn't it? Yes. Yes. And what he said was, and he's one of those guys, he's another one of those guys who, like, never heard of him. And then all of a sudden he was on like every podcast. You know, all the big podcast means not coming on my show.

You think he's intelligence. I don't think one of my show. Who knows? But, you know, one of the things that he said, go ahead. My buddy John Fieldhouse reminded me this morning after the Shiloh Hendrix thing came down was, and I'm not calling for this anybody. I don't like violence. I abhor violence.

He said that David Betts said that when Civil War kicks off, It's good. The first step is going, your first, the way you're going to realize it is, people are going to start shooting judges. But that's not going to be the right wing. I don't know. Who the fuck know. I guess.

Yeah. I guess. I mean, I've been, I've been told the right wing is too busy working to be doing anything like that. Yeah. That's why they're not out there. The problem is 10-Z men are the most right-wing and all of them are unemployed. I mean, if you want to start writing recipes. Go make the news, fellow.

No. No. Don't throw your life. Don't throw your life away. No, that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying go and make something good in the world. go and do something great and nice. Make friends.

You'll find a goth chicken, make babies. Great point. That's a great point. Wish I would have done that. It's never too late. No, that's, well, and again, so it's not Blackfield. This is like television. You know, we're talking about what the next episode on the TV will look

like. Yeah, the world does, you know, during 08, life became more difficult for people in real life. Yes, and things will become more difficult in real life, but think about what's going to be on TV. Think about the things when you open X that you're going to be seeing. If this is how I sell it to people, it's not like it's going to get any better. So you're going to see increasingly ridiculous things, especially when a Democrat becomes president in 28. We're going right back into Biden. Democratic Party has not learned its lesson because it can't. Everybody thinks it's going to go Democratic Socialists and they point to Mom Donnie and I go, actually look at what Mom Donnie has done and not the words that he says to you on TV. And you'll realize it's the exact

same program that New York City was running 30 years ago under Democrats. Nothing really changes because the system is so embedded. It's just in a sense. It's just Jenkins, what more brown people That's all that it is. And the only reason the brown people are there is because they have to replace the workforce. It's just a kid, but it's the exact same mentality. And he's the Wrangler for all of them. And he tells them what they want to hear. But then he does what the city's always done.

That's the Democratic Party. Something that I think people, here's a white pill, and you can look it up. I don't know how you'll structure it. But one of the things that is really clear is that under the Trump administration, as unsuccessful as one might think the Trump administration has been in terms of policy and really, I mean Congress, the Biden administration was way worse under thinner margins. Basically, Joe Manchin held everything up. They could get nothing permanent done. Nothing. Trump has shredded documents at least. I mean, the DEI stuff. I mean, in USAID, he's actually shredded documents. It's going to take time to build any of that stuff

back. That is real winning. That's the thing, though. the Democrats, everybody, because of the beautiful loser syndrome, which is real, everybody also thinks that that correlates to Democrats winning a lot, but they don't. They don't in the modern day. They did when they had Pelosi. Pelosi was a killer. Pelosi could get anything done, could whip any Democrat into line. And it's probably because she knew how to tie her ponytail back real good. What do you think of this, the DSA, get a elected, all these DSA people getting elected. I think they're just going to be absorbed into the system.

Yeah, what I was, you know, one of the things, well, and this is the same thing is people are like, oh, these DSA people, they're so anti-Semitic there. So I'm like, come on, please stop. It's like they're, even if they are right now, they will be subverted. They will be, the tribe is going to be running that thing. Well, I mean, it's just money. It's the money to incentives, you know. Either you fail or you take the money because the system itself doesn't produce enough.

It relies on donations. So whoever has the most money is who wins. Whatever cabals, cadres have that. And it's not just one. It's not just Uzbeks. There's a ton of different interest groups with tons of money. That's why none of these groups ever bend because you literally can't get anything done unless you have the money. Well, I mean, I think my point is, is that even if, like, even if the Uzbeks are, like, they're not in there right now, which they probably are, even if they are, even if they are, they'll play along with this until they get their chance.

They'll be whatever they need to be. They'll be, they'll be, quote, unquote, anti-Semites until they can get their chance to take over. I'm sorry, the Uzbeks are not Democrats or Republicans. They're Uzbeks. Just always remember that. I'm curious to see what happens with the NDAA. The fact that they've tied in the quote unquote merger, which is not what it is,

but for lack of a better description. Well, it's worse. It's actually worse. What they're doing with intelligence is actually worse. If it was just merged the military. It's always been six eyes, though. This is just a way for them to say that they're not giving money to Israel because they're routing it through a source they don't have to report, which may be worse to you. And maybe it is. But I mean, it hasn't even passed in the Senate. It's not going to pass in the Senate. Yeah, but there are, but look, there are people don't want to believe, people who have a people who are binary brain don't want to believe this. I'm not saying you're a binary brain. But there are, there is.

a contingent in the Pentagon and a contingent in the Central Intelligence Agency that is sick and fucking tired of Israel. And they're part of this. They're part of this. And what this does is it basically tells them they've lost because now they all the intelligence that they may want to hold back that they've been holding back from them. Now they won't be able to hold back. And basically it takes Article 2 power away from the president because the president can't decide anything as far as it goes with intelligence and Israel unless he goes before Congress and explains it to, you know, 425 or what is it, 35 people who all take, you know, Jewish money. So, I mean, it, I would, I would, given choice, I'd rather the militaries merge. than the intelligence sharing. Yeah, well, they are merged.

Yeah, it'd be so out there. I don't know. I'm not, we have to see if it passes. It doesn't have the votes in the Senate. And I understand that that may only go so far, but I don't know. I don't see that happening. I just don't see it happening.

If it changes, then I'm wrong in Mayor Coppa, but it really, it really depends on if you think the United States is sovereign. Does it have some? sovereignty, does it possess the ability to make its own decisions? Well, I mean, obviously not about going into war. Well, that is the argument, right? Was Trump pressured? Is Trump fully in on it?

Well, I mean, I mean. And I mean, it's been for 50, 60 years of this. Yeah, anybody who's saying that he wasn't is just is either lying or coping. That he wasn't pressured or that he doesn't. fully buy in that he wasn't pressured I mean okay this I just the secretary is the secretary of state well I think that that's that I don't know I mean he's a boomer who saw 9-11 New York I mean they have a particular yeah he saw Muslims dancing but he saw Muslim celebrating except they weren't Muslims but that was their

Schindler's I mean they had Schindler's list and then they had 9-11 and that's the boomer myths that make them the way they i'm they i'm not excheump is a phylo-semit obviously but also boomers generally have have myths that that that that will have them justifying what's going on you know yeah and fox news gives it to them every night fox news gives it to him every night right so that's why i don't even think he was pressured he's fully in you could have a conversation with don't Donald Trump and he'll just tell you, you know, for 40 whatever years, these Muslims have been a problem in our country. And you go, how? And he goes to 9-11. And you go, what else? Well, you also go, 9-11, really? You go, are you sure about 9-11? They have so many myths about. I don't know. To me, I think that pointing to the group that you're talking about in the intelligence agencies in the military, I don't know if that group has lost. That group seems to be. holding fairly strong. No, I think they still have fight.

I think they still have fight in them. I think people are dumping Israel in the next time. I don't see my generation coming into power and being behold into it in this way. Because, yes, there's money, but there's myths. There's a lot of attachment. Where is that generation going to get their money from? Well, the mass die off of boomers and Gen X has to happen. Maybe it'll be in 40 years.

well go fuck yourself but um the no i mean i get we need your money we need you boomers you want boomer money stop them from going on cruises that's where carnival gets a fucking carnival gets all the boomer money what you're talking about god that's right well you don't need to sell me on you know planting a couple of For the Greenland cruise. Hey, boomers, you have to give up one. You have to give up your cruises, your Social Security, or your Asian wife. Choose wisely.

There has to be a turn. That is my cope. I think there will be a dispositional turn. That's kind of just inevitable. Now, you could say too little too late and that, well, you know, that might be true. but I just don't see Schofield syndrome existing in 50 years. Oh, no, no, no, no. It's falling apart already.

I mean, it's there, but the problem is, is that they still have insane amounts of resources. They still control the press. They still control the culture through movies, although I think less people are watching movies nowadays. So I think Hollywood is, it is on the way out. And it also seems like there are some, like you're having more a little bit of a revolution where you have more like directors who are, you know, pushing the envelope a little bit more and everything. Do you want to hear something really depressing? Not really, but go ahead anyway. The Dark Night opening week, 90 million.

That's worldwide. The Odyssey opening weekend, 265 million. Opening week end. Rabbi Mizrahi is right. There's a lot of cattle out there. It's, I mean, and then you see like all these,

quote unquote, right wingers being like in total coat mode of, I know. You know, oh, well, you know, it's like,

no, actually, it's, it's not that bad. It's like, oh, I know. Well,

that is shameless. Say nothing. Yeah. Just say nothing. I mean, that's like me. It's like me. I have not commented on this movie one. Right.

Because I don't intend to see it. And I, you know, even though I have a podcast, I don't feel like I have to comment on every fucking thing that happens. No. I don't have to sell,

I don't have to sell a take on every goddamn thing that's happening in the world. I'd rather talk about something that happened 100 fucking years ago and talk about something that's happening right now. And they let us know

Nolan slop. Yeah. 100%. My point in bringing it up is that I do think people should take away from it. A lot of people, and I was the only one in group chats, and I was taking heat for it. I was going, this is going to be Nolan's biggest movie ever. And everybody was going, this thing looks like a piece of shit. It's not even accurate. And I had to hold somebody by the cheeks. And I looked at them and I went, nobody cares. Nobody cares. Didn't you read the book and the part where they said they'll take down the wooden door and they'll burn it in front of you for heat? You didn't read the book? Read that book. That will tell you everything you need to know. Nobody cares about your myth, your thing.

I had people going, it's going to bomb. It'll probably make $50 million. I'd somebody go, it'll probably make $50 million. It's made five times that much. Five times that much in a weekend. Well, you know, well, you know, I mean in my opinion one of the reasons why that happened is because even before it like any clips dropped as soon as people saw like the casting they fucking strice the right stric and

affected it they do it every time they can't resist well the right quote unquote I mean yeah the well and it is the problem with the right because the right the online right is the single most influential cultural unit in America every meme every joke, every style of humor, everything is referencing from that. It is the most powerful thing. And it doesn't, the participants in it, many of them don't realize the power that they have to the extent that it influences the reaction against it. If a chud hates it, there are more people who go, give it a shot. Better they shut up. But nobody knows how, because there's no leader. There needs to be a young leader with a good sense who says, actually, we're not going to all

talk about the Odyssey. If you want to go see that piece of crap, have a good time. I don't want to see anybody talking about the Odyssey. Stop adding fuel to the fire. Let it die in silence. That would have done more. And it probably still would have shattered Dark Night Records because people go to see movies to forget about their miserable, useless lives.

that's what people go to the movies for well also people out the scene with the cyclops not getting the pun about nobody correct they don't care they just don't care well they also don't take into consideration that you can have some guy online who's like I'm not going to go see that crap

you know who has a wife and kids who wants to go see that crap and they're going to go see that crap yes because online they're you know, they have returned with a V in their profile, but when their wife says, no, we're going to see some fucking slop, they're going to see some fucking slop. Right. But, I mean, they get to be big badasses online and tell you, you know, just exactly how, you know, high tea they are and everything

and, you know, the, um, quoting some bullshit, whatever fucking crap. But yeah, these people, come on. You're right. I mean, you're right. That's a lot of married men's lives. But hey, you know, when they got right, when they were given extensive privileges, it was, it's become a little overbearing, a little bit, a little bit. Oh, man. Yeah, the Odyssey. It's like, it's so weird. And that's what Wells proved it. Well, and I'm sure you saw, you know, the cast, as you said, it's world baby. It's the world baby cast. It's everybody you can think of in it. And again, I just want to point this out to people.

Listen, I guess not everybody who listens to your show was in my group chat, where I systematically demonstrated my reasoning for why I thought it would be the biggest Nolan movie ever on the weekend. So, but just bracket that, listeners, and go with me on this. Most people who go to see and watch that movie do not know that the Odyssey is a story from ancient Greek. they think Christopher Nolan created that story. That is, and I'm telling you, 80% of people who went to go see the movie. So, you know, when I see, and I'm not calling anybody out, I just mean this, if you feel this way, consider that fact. If you feel this way, you know, Americans have to wake up.

We're all Americans. You know, there's a large group of people who are Americans and we have ideals and we're just waiting. we're the silent majority. I just want you to consider most people don't know. Most people don't know that the Odyssey is an ancient story. Most people don't know that. And that's all that I want to get across because I think sometimes our side, especially the nationalists, have a little bit bigger of a vision of how many people are in on their idea than actually are.

And I mean that out of a, like an IQ and heritage, knowledge of American history, of Western history. I don't necessarily mean that because they couldn't be persuaded, but I mean like you, listening to this, you are one standard deviation in quality human than the average person. And if that was IQ, it would be, what, 15 points? Do you know the difference between 100 and 115? So think about the whole quality difference in one standard deviation.

Now think about the fact that for that mass to work, half of all people have to be below the standard. I mean, it's very, you can't make a mass movement in this way. You can't. And you shouldn't put your faith into it as an idea, in my opinion. Well, you can't make a mass movement. I mean, that's one of the biggest problems. You used to be able to. Well, I mean, what's a mass movement?

What are you going to do with 100 million people? overthrow the czar that wasn't that wasn't a hundred million people well that's nothing that you chose that number that that was 150 Uzbeks well with Uzbeks you win yeah I just yeah I don't know I mean I think that that's another thing that people

people think is like we just have to wake people up It's like, you know, they ain't waking up. This guy who got kicked out of art school wrote about that in his book. He said he would spend all day waking up his coworkers. And by the end of the day, they'd agree with him. And then he'd come back the next day and he'd have to start from scratch. Right. Yeah.

I mean, there just aren't your, you think that there are like elites or like vanguard. guards, you know, out. That's what it is. Every, you're waiting for, oh, these people, you just, it's like, no, it's, it's always a small group. That's why it's like, I love when, I love when the Uzbek's say, oh, we're, there's like 16 million of us, you know, how could, it's like, because it's a small group. And it's not the 16 million.

It's like a thousand. Yeah, I was going to say, you can get a lot done with a, thousand determined, ideologically aligned wealthy people. You can pretty much take over the world. Yeah. But they're like, oh, you need to wake up like 100 million people. And once we wake up 100 million people, they're going to rise up and they're going to demand. No.

No. Yeah. The only reason. The only thing a mass movement can do is cycle that group. That's the only thing a mass movement does is it can, it can create pressures such that the current elite has to be cycled. that's all that it can do. Yeah, and usually when that happens is you're at the danger of pushing to a revolution.

Yeah, well, yeah, right. And that's what you don't want. You know, and that's not happening with Claude robots working everywhere. Yeah. Well, and also it's like, oh, we're going, you know, look how many guns we have in this country. It's like, yeah, look how many people we have. Look how many people we have on like five and six prescription drugs. Right.

In this country who own guns. How many of those people with guns did something about COVID or the January 6th kidnappings? Or like it doesn't, it's a fake variable. Yeah. The only thing. I mean, guns are awesome. You and I, we know this. Yes.

Yeah. But they are not. They are the whole idea about like forming the militia and and, and, and defending against the tyrannical government. It's not happening. They're protecting. They're to protect against private violence, not public violence. Yeah.

Yeah. Some non breaks into your house, you shoot them. Hopefully you're in an area where you're not going to get arrested for that. Some Cossack. We just come up with various Eastern names to describe groups in America. Some Cossack breaks into your house. Yeah, blam them. They don't say that about the Cossacks were, I mean, they were the,

I'm just saying. Who would be likely to break into your house? Well, I mean, I live in Alabama. What do you think? Among gold. We have a lot of those around here. No, it's just, yeah. I mean, it's, all right.

So you said earlier that, You have to find the humor and things. So what's funny about this Iran war? The new one? You mean the one that started nine days ago or the one that was still going from two months ago? Yeah, okay. Yeah, that's right. This is the third war.

This is three. Yeah, they're cranking these movies out quick. I don't even think it's happening. I don't know. I'm that Bardiardian on this. I suspect it's not even happening. I don't even think that the Iran war is happening. Should we pull up that article in?

read it yeah it's dude we could can we do that for an episode yeah we can do that for an we could revisit that in the context of iran with a little studying that would be very enlightening i think i'm not convinced it's really happening a war demands that there be a real threat to us i don't see that there also has to be a victory metric And there's no victory metric. Well, it's now. Well, which one? Right.

No new. Straight to one. One victory metric, I think, is a real one. If it really happened would be the seizure of the nuclear material. But that's not happening. I don't think that's even ever going to happen because it's, it's, it's, if it's even real. See, that's the other thing. I don't know if it's even real.

Was that a bluff? Do they have it all? already. I have no idea. But that that was a, that's a metric. They will stop if they can guarantee that Israel is not under a nuclear threat from Iran. I think. But they can't guarantee that. You'd have to get Pakistan involved. You'd have to get Turkey involved, which they're talking about, but that's, you know, that's a world war. And Israel is talking about, Israel's talking about Turkey's next. So it's like, I mean, you know, and I wish them the best.

And I'm hoping we have a Democratic president the day they decide to do that. They might just hesitate for long enough. Well, the only good thing, the only good, one of the good things would come out of that is it was just absolutely destroyed the, you know, the myth that like NATO actually exists. Right. Another thing Putin is, is, seems to be his project. He's debunking NATO. Yeah. I don't know, man.

You think you're, when do you think Europe pops off? I don't think it does pop off. Do you think, do you think they push, do you think they push Putin to the point where he had, he has to do something to a European country? No, I think Putin. Don't you think Putin is very comfortable with the situation right now? Well, I mean, I think that he, he definitely wants to deal with this drone. issue. I think that's probably the only thing that he's worried about because, you know, people, I forget who it was, who somebody was on some show. I forget what show was saying that, like,

Ukraine is winning. You know, and it's like what does Ukraine winning look like? So they push Russia back into Russia. Then they march, then they march into, they clear them out of the, out of the, out the east they ethnically cleanse every russian ethnic russian out of the east then they march into they march to moscow right and burn moscow to the ground is that how ukraine is going to win can i tell you how i think what they mean i think what they mean is because ukraine is still engaged in it that's winning that's like that's like if you're in a box if you're in a boxing match with a fucking you know with a meatball and the meatball won't go down down.

Well, right. But if you're someone in the stands or one of the training coaches who's got a lot of money on it going to the 12th, then the longer that that guy, no matter how much brain damage he gets, stays standing, the closer you are to making your money. Yeah. I mean, they don't love Ukraine, right? Ukraine is a convenient body factory. Yeah.

Ukraine is just something that people who consider. you know, who hate Russia historically, you know, are using as a battering ram. Right. Against, against Russia. Or a taser even. It's just a blast of energy every now and again. And how many people are in the Foreign Legion? I mean, at this point, what does that army actually look like?

Does that army still a majority of Ukrainian men? Any American who's in that Legion should not be allowed back into the country. and if they do come back into the country. They should be putting Guantanamo Bay. Wow. I'm not kidding. Well, I don't disagree with that. I'm not even trying to be funny here.

Yeah, they need to be, they need to be dealt with. Yeah, I mean. Yeah, it is a freaky thing, but there are mercenary type men, who just go over there to kill people. Well, I mean, if you're, I mean, all the videos I see are people from Australia

and Kenya, just weird. places. Mercs are a different story. I'm talking about people who honestly like are working. Malcolm Dance. You're talking about Malcolm Nance. Yeah. That guy is a piece of garbage. They got to investigate that guy under Fara. So, I mean, you can't, when you look at like most of the people who are in public life as far as like politicians, um, reporters, talking heads, all these people I don't see a one of them

who is actually like a true patriot is there I mean who is who is a true patriot who is in like and I'm talking about like real talking about like alternative media kind of people A real patriot who's involved in the

Ukraine war no no I'm talking about anyone I'm talking about anyone on Fox News who on Fox News is a patriot you can't be a patriot and just have insane dual loyalty. I mean, they all have dual loyalty to Israel. Well, and they all, and just even broader than that,

they all support things that make America worse for Americans. Correct. Yeah, I mean, the whole eulogizing of Lindsay Graham, it's like Lindsey Graham was one of the gang of eight, tried to pass amnesty. I think you mean the gang bang of eight. yeah with marco rubio by the way i mean and jeff lake do you remember that i'm gonna miss lindsay you know i think about it all the time well i mean good i'm gonna miss lindsay yeah dude

what uh what a moneymaker for the show see i was i've been hearing all these stories like i mean a lot of them are anecdotal but like people who did like boomers who did in his in south carolina who didn't realize he was gay. Yeah, that's another boomer thing. They have no gaydar. Well, I mean, and they're also like the first ones to be like, you know, you know, you know why I like Israel? Because they're good to the gays.

The Muslims aren't good to the gays. It's like, really? There's also that thing about Southern culture where you just don't talk about it if someone is gay. Maybe they do all know. Yeah. Well. And they just go, yeah, he's a little light in the loafers.

It's just ridiculous. And I think it was Rich Barris who had done a poll. And he had come out with the number that was between 70 and 80% of his constituents who didn't know that he was pro-Iran war. Yeah. Yeah. But we need to get on that. But we need to wake up the masses because they're really fucking smart. Yeah, they'll be of a lot of help.

Yeah, populism is super dead. Everybody, I mean, don't even look at it or you'll turn to stone. Yeah. Don't even look at it. We're going to quote pause here. Don't stare directly into the op. Yeah, that, yeah, they sold you on that. There has not been a populist movement since Nixon.

Okay, like there's just not, it's not, it's gone. 49 states. I know. What a hero. I'm glad that Nixon is coming back. It's really great to see. Very happy about that. Did you see that Zoomer edit that somebody trying to bring George W. Bush back? Yes, that one will happen eventually, but I don't think anytime soon. I think Bush will eventually be, what would you call it? assimilated yeah it'll be revised into kind of actually a super based didn't give a fuck about anything chad because there are enough clips that you can now the reason really the reason we know bush was a retard because we both lived through it we saw it every day what they're going to see

is the curated clips that's how it happens the difference is nixon actually was amazing and the clips just prove it but with bush there's enough clips Now watch his drive. Him blocking the shoe. There's enough clips that you could put it together and people will start going, because he wasn't that bad. And what I'm afraid of, can I tell you this? A week after 9-11.

Right. I mean, he threw a fucking strike. Right. There is, now I'm not convinced that it will ever repair the relationship with Israel, but there is a growing gen alpha, phylo-Semitic trend because of the old anti-Muslim trend is coming back. It's coming like they're coming back again together for Gen Alpha. The Gen Alpha are going.

That's counter-Jihad. Right. Well, the Gen Alpha are going Israel always wins. The Jews always win. And the Muslims are weird and they're from there and they're not Christian. And you know, reasons where you go, okay, yeah, it's kind of makes sense. They're going to end up re-aimilitating it. Yeah.

They're like the Jews are Christian. But they don't. They're Christians without Jesus. They can. Right. But that's always been easier to go, well, in spite of that, you know, that's always been easier to do than like, I wear a towel, I ride a camel, I shoot you with an AK-40s. Like there's a, it's on TV.

Went to fucking high school in Philadelphia, graduated at MIT. He sounds like, have you? Have you noticed his, when he does the shift, when he talks to American TV, he sounds like us, but when he talks in, it talks in Israel. Yeah, he's really putting the emphasis on the glottal. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

He codes, which is like a motherfucker. So that's my concern about Gen Alpha is there seems to be that revisionism of the Iraq war period into being like a kind of neo-patriotism. And that's going to just have. I think it's inevitable. There's a lot of rehabilitation that will go on that we will not expect. I don't think it changes the whole field, but I do think it changes something. Can I, when we talk about one more thing before we go?

Sure, good. Okay. So we saw this with Thomas Massey. I'm seeing it with James Fishback. What do you think about the AI advertisements that people are running, that are depicting people like Thomas Massey in a thruple with AOC and the Muslim? lady and James Fishback going into a house and it's Nick Fuentes who's married to AOC in the house and he's visiting for dinner. Have you seen these? Okay. So the the fishback one is so, is so bizarre.

I don't even think a boomer can be can buy that. I mean, well, I mean, well, yeah, I used to live in Florida and the and they are boomers in Florida are probably five. You know that one? is making the round in the villages. Yeah, I mean, boomers in Florida are five times more retarded than boomers in anywhere else. Is that true? That's mostly because they're so fucking riddled with syphilis. They have brain damage.

They're all sun burned out too. They're all burned out. But the, I mean, massy, boomers actually believing that that massy thing was real. I mean, boomers are just, so what do I think about the AI stuff? I mean, I just think it's here to stay. And I think you have to be able to use it to your advantage. But the problem is that should be super illegal. You should be able to use any AI in a political average.

I mean, basic policy, right? I mean, who's going to make it illegal? No, I know. But it should be illegal. I mean, that's not fair. That's not a fair move. I mean, we haven't had fair elections for, we haven't had fair elections for like ever, ever. Well, that's right.

I know. I know. But you can't imagine prompting something like that. It would have to be something ridiculous. Well, I mean, I don't even think a right one. I don't even think like a Republican or a conservative would be, would do that because they, you know, they're beautiful losers. They're like we play by the rules. So it was a Jew.

Well, the James Fishback one was done by Republicans. So maybe Jay Collins is like a different type. They're learning. Well, they'll do whatever they need to to get rid of the challenge by their money people. Well, yeah. It's being done by their money. It doesn't take much to log into Brock and make an advertisement about James Fishback going over for dinner with AOC and Flintess.

I could whip that up in an hour. That's amazing. It is really good. You know what? I'm actually, I regret what I just said. Actually, I think it's really funny for the show. Actually, I think it's good for the show. I don't think it's that bad.

Like you said, it's going to happen, right? We shouldn't be quietest about stuff, but at the same time, there are some things that are just inevitable, because there is nobody who will stop it. Nobody with the power to who will stop it. No, I mean, no, it's just going to get worse and worse. Do you think boomers believe, that clip that Trump made where he was dumping shit all over Joe Biden in the airplane.

I haven't seen that one. You haven't seen that? Was it Joe Biden? Maybe it was someone else. He's in the airplane. He's got a bucket of shit in the airplane and he dumps it out all over like the White House and whoever's in it. If I'm remembering this correctly, this was big during the election.

Look, I think most boomers, and I say most boomers because I have, I have a, You know, I have boomer listeners who are really, really fucking smart and on the ball. Red-pilled boomers. They're real. And teach me shit. You know, send me stuff that, you know, that I didn't know that I haven't been keeping up on because I'm not really. You know, my show is not like yours. I'm not talking about everything that's happening during it, you know, during the week.

So you have to, you know, that's why one of the reasons why I do the Pony Express radio every Thursday night is just so that I can like, find out a few stories that have happened. That's like your newsletter? Yeah. It's like my news or... That and TLA are your newsletters? Yeah, that and TLA. Yeah, that and TLA.

Right. But, you know, I mean, I'll keep up if something's going on with it. They're like, oh, escalation with Iran and everything. I'll, um, like, tune into Jim Webb or someone, someone like that and listen or Scott Horton and see what he's saying. So you know Scott Horton's, uh, go ahead.

Dude, you're going to love this. So on Thursday, night Scott does provoked with Daryl Cooper that's their new live stream right you've seen it yeah I'm a frequent watcher darrell's Darrell was sick yesterday so Scott did it solo he did the whole stream on mute oh my god I was on the OG I was on the Pony Express live stream and some and somebody called him on the phone nobody texted him well somebody went in the comments and said um said tell Scott can you know Pete can you text Scott to tell him he's you know he's muted so I texted Scott but I think Scott leaves his phone in the other room or something like that

because he didn't see it he didn't see it until after you know that feeling dream I've I've never never yeah I yeah no no I did once but I caught it I it was by I was recording by myself and I figured it out 15 minutes in so i just i only lost 15 minutes okay yeah we've done multiple entire probably two or three where that record button was never hit it's just i think i've been on the show when you saw when you didn't hit the recording i have my time is very valuable you're right very important got man you're right about that actually i think you were you and aaron i believe we're one of those incidents Yeah, I mean, it just happens.

Yeah, I, you know, I do that all the time. I mean, it's heartbreaking. It's like, you know, you just got to go to bed. When you go to sleep for a while, get over it. Yeah, I've, like, I've muted a couple times during this. And I'm always have to be like, okay, I have to, because I'll forget and it'll just be like dead air. Yeah, it'll be like, you'll be like, still there. You did that to me once too.

I think you did that. And it was dead air after I said a joke. And it was by accident. But I don't even then you unmuted. And I don't think you clarified. So it was like 10 seconds of mute. And I was, I was devastated. I was devastated.

Yeah, because I didn't laugh. Yeah. No, that when I tell a joke on a podcast, I keep my Sigsawr P320 here, loaded in the chamber so I can drop it at any moment I need to. In case someone doesn't laugh at a joke while I'm, while I'm recording. Because that's, it takes me right to the edge. Well, that would be technically not suicide if you dropped the P320, right?

That's true. That's true. So just some time in purgatory and then you'll be fun. I'll be out. Yeah. I'll be out. Oh, man. Giving people insights into podcasting here.

Yeah, we've been podcasting almost just about the same time. Decade, yeah, almost a decade. Crazy. I remember when you started, when Timeline or when Friends Against Government was, was starting coming up. Well, you know, we're doing a clip show for episode 300 of TLA. Oh, really? Oh, yeah, that's right.

You did say that. We're getting all the listeners to kind of give us suggestions and locations of bits that they like. I wanted to be as long as it possible. can be. You got to have some of the moose mindset in there. I have multiple people have suggested moose my I have that clip. Yeah. How about how about learning to shoot? I'll write it down. That's a great. That's the name of the episode too. Yeah. Yeah, that's a whole. Yeah, that's an easy one. That's one of my favorite episodes. It was. I have 45 suggestions. I have to start pulling clips soon. It's going to be a long one. I'm excited to do it because it'll be a real

reflection we're probably going to pull some fagcast bits in i wanted to be a full retrospective because in reality we've done over 500 total episodes if you look at it so yeah that's what i'm looking forward to and it's going to i think it's going to be a big reflection after 10 years of doing this and i mean i'm sure you reflect on this all the time i don't know by you i could never put on episode one of my show. That that 320 would be dropped so fast, so fast. Oh, no, I, there's no way I could do it. Like my, I think my first 15 episodes were me just talking about myself for like 15 minutes because I couldn't figure out, I couldn't figure out how to get YouTube to like go longer than 15 minutes. And it's like, oh, you got to give them your fucking phone number and all sorts of bullshit or anything like that.

But, um, brutal. Here, here's what I'll tell you is this episode is going to be number 1,400 of my show. Holy moly. Oh, yeah, you crank them out way faster. You're much better at that. $1,400. Who do you have for $1488? Just curious.

I mean, I think I'm going to have to have a few people. I think that's going to have to be a few people. That might have to be a live show somewhere. special. That's the Israel episode. That's when you finally take the birthright trip. I would, I've never been invited. They'll never invite me. I mean, I don't want to go. No, you'd wake up under a Jeep. I have no ties to that. I feel it's like, oh, it's the Holy Land. Oh, go fuck yourself.

I care about that shit. Like it's, I want to go to the whole. Like, it's urban. second to making a call for pilgrimates you have to go right oh yes holy land if i make it my my trips and what like what do you want me to do my trips of the holy land will be rome you can go to spain rome florida and mexico you can go a lot of people you don't have to go that we don't have to go i mean listen if someone offered i consider i've never been to mexico i you know i've never been to mexico and i've been to al salvador and i've never been to mexico i never been to mexico i never go to Mexico. There's a great fear. And my co-host was arrested in Mexico, obviously. And there's going to be, you know, there's some, and it was in, and we've apologized to the Mexican government

for what he did. But you never know. So can't believe he did that. I know. It was despicable. It was his worst moment. But, you know, he was on a lot of hard drugs at the time. People are like, what the fuck are they talking about? Well, that's why you got to listen to L.E. be on all the inside bits that episode's from 2020 yeah well we just i don't know if you heard the recent episode we were reminiscing about oh no this was off air i was talking to a couple of listeners and they were going hey look for this bit look for that bit there was a bit that i actually it still may be something i don't you know i don't want to talk about bits on your show like everybody's heard them but this one's going to blow your mind just one just one of them you know the haishian guy barbecue

Yeah, yeah. Jimmy Chorizier, the Haitian guy barbecue. So the first time we mentioned him was November 9th, 2022. This was when he was a pirate. He didn't even become a warlord yet. We were two years early on him becoming a warlord. He was a former police officer who was participating in an armed blockade of Porta Prince. He was just a pirate.

We got to watch him grow like a butterfly over two to four years. Absolutely amazing. Yeah. You guys are always early. I mean, you're always early on everything. Well, that's the other thing is one day we want to do an episode going back on my predictions. Because I intend to prove that I have some kind of prophetic power. Do you?

I think so. I think I can prove it. I think I can prove it. I've been saying Israel is going to nuke Jordan for the past two months in two weeks. It'll happen. Oh, man. All right.

Let's end this. All right. Go listen to time. Go fuck yourselves. Yeah. Go support this guy in Patreon. Keep him unemployed. Thank you, buddy.

All right. Take care, man.