Insane Women That Destroyed My Will to Live | Guest: Kai Schwemmer | Ep 221
The mask Karens are out in full force and are now attacking maskless black men while screaming "black lives matter," calling maskless people rats, and calling anyone who doesn't want to get endless booster shots "selfish b*stards." Political commentator Kai Schwemmer joins the show to break down the mental insanity that we're seeing every day.
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All right, before we jump into these stories, we got a lot of craziness.
As always, we are so excited.
I got to remind you guys that, you know, weed is illegal in a lot of places.
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Believe it or not, guys, my hands have cramps all the time because I'm doing so much social media.
That's what happened to my thumb.
Now I'm just going to cut it off.
And you want to help yourself.
Well, I did use CBD with the pain in my thumb.
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Anyways, Kai, welcome to the show.
I mean, have you seen this?
White women are out of control.
They're hitting black people.
What are we going to do?
As a defender of the black race, how do we respond to something like this?
But really, this, to get down into the metapolitics of it, it really describes exactly what we see with this white kind of liberal, yuppie class of women, men as well, but mostly women.
They identify more with the struggles of black people because they themselves feel that the black people are inferior.
Yeah, can you please, before I hit you in the name of health and safety, I'm saying, like, I thought you said, though, that on the real part, though, that for the most part, white people have not, and I say white people, I spell it P-E-E-P-O-L people because that's the correct way to say it because you don't want to use it in vain.
You said they've been less directive at you.
I thought like they don't tell you what to do because they're afraid of telling like a woman of color.
Like, isn't that, didn't you have the opposite treatment in most of like white people are scared of me because I mean, I mean, like in the past for different reasons.
I think it's, it's very much been like the white community was afraid to push back against minorities, but now it's very much that minorities aren't oppressed enough.
And that's why we're seeing videos like this one where the white people are like, okay, we're going to help her oppress you guys because you guys aren't seeing it well enough.
And then when he accuses them of hitting him, then they yell Black Lives Matter, which is this crazy thing where people don't talk about this disproportionately.
COVID measures and mandates actually affect black people the most.
It's just effectively the COVID passes in New York are the equivalent of, you know, what are those called? Jim Crow laws, because the majority of people, I think only like 25 or 26% of black people in New York, it might be more now, are vaccinated, which means that of all groups of people, the least vaccinated are black people because historically speaking, black people have been the subject of, let's just say, some unfair experimental medical treatment that might have made them doubt the medical community.
But I don't love that talking point either, though, because it kind of plays into that paradigm of the left when you say, well, actually, the reason we shouldn't support the mandates is because that disadvantages black people.
And it's like, oh, well, that's really easy.
We'll just make sure that black people are getting more vaccinated.
And so I think as right-wingers, we need to be saying, oh, black people aren't getting vaccinated.
Oh, yeah, what's the problem?
Okay.
These are our guys.
And so we need to be right there with them, you know, pushing back, asking those women like he did in the video, don't you have kids?
Which is perfect.
That's the reply.
You're out here hounding me.
I'm just trying to live my life.
I'm getting my money up, not my funny up.
And you guys should be spending time with your children instead of harassing an innocent black man like myself.
No, I'm glad that Kai brought this up, though, because I get so mad when the GOP tries to make vaccines a racial issue when it's like, no, this affects everybody equally.
Stop trying to divide it into a racial thing.
The Eric Swalwell retweeted the GOP because they were like, the vaccine mandates disproportionately affect the black community.
And Eric Swalwell talking about voting rights was like, oh, you care about the minority community.
And I was like, this entire tweet thread is the problem with society right now.
Well, I bring it up because I think this is an interesting thing.
And I'd love to get your mom's opinion on this.
It's like, it's because of the voter ID bills are trying to pass right now, which is like, I just think it's funny how, and I hate to even do the hypocrisy card, but you do have to point this out because people are at different levels of understanding of the political world.
This is not a political show.
So it's just like, I understand not everyone knows this.
They're trying to basically push these laws to make it easier to vote.
And they constantly say that people that are not white cannot get an ID, that it's really hard if you're not white to get a driver's license or an ID.
I'm sure you've heard this.
So we shouldn't have voter ID, but they will ask black people for a vaccination card.
And so I don't know.
I have to say, it's just, it's just so weird how there's never any consistency.
I don't know if you see the same thing.
It's like, how can you say it's racist to ask a black person for a voter ID card?
It's kind of an overused talking point, but then you can ask them for a vaccine passport.
Literally, just have some consistency.
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I agree.
Yeah, they just.
What I've seen is that, or I've been watching on TV or on YouTube, is that there's people who are not, they're not being consistent.
Like, if you're going to be consistent in one thing, then be consistent in all of things.
So if you're going to, you know, do everything with the mandates, then that's everybody.
And then where does that lead to, though?
Because if you're trying to, you know, force everybody to do what they don't want to do, how is this America?
Yeah, I'm going to ask you back in the 90s, the 80s, like in go back.
Did you, do you feel, because they talk about how like things have gotten a lot better.
Have you, did you feel like there was a lot of racism towards you?
Like people throughout your entire life have like you've really lost a lot of opportunities that people have been like really rude to you because you're not white.
unidentified
You know what?
I've only experienced one time in my life, and it wasn't even my experience, it was my mom.
We came to California to visit and this lady at McDonald's, she wasn't even a white lady.
She didn't want to serve my mom.
And so she said, What was her race?
I don't know, but she wasn't white.
And it was just at this random McDonald's in California.
And so she was all upset my mom.
And so my dad was like, don't worry about it.
And so he placed the water at McDonald's.
But that was the only time I've ever like actually saw that because the lady like stepped around the, and I don't know why she didn't want to serve my mom because she went and served other people.
So I don't know.
I didn't understand that.
But my dad kept telling us, oh, it's because your mom's so dark.
Because my mom is, she's darker than me.
So I was like, what?
But that was the only time I've ever seen that.
So, and throughout my whole lifetime, I've never had that problem.
No, but what it's always funny is it's always the physiogamy is that I've always pointed out, like, it's always these like obese people.
Ma'am, you haven't made a health decision, let alone a good one, in a while.
And you're here to lecture me on my health.
I know that we've hammered that away, but it always seems to be the worst offenders of health and health violations, like basic dignity, that seem to suddenly have come out as the ultimate experts on what is good for my life and my body.
You're a lifter.
You lift you too.
I mean, I'm an amateur.
We're getting into it.
But it's like, these people have no business.
They have no business.
And I mean this, telling young, healthy people what we need to do when they can't even control what they eat.
Like, I mean, because I like fat shaming and I think it's a good thing.
It helps me.
Like when my friends are like, bro, like, you, you've been, that's what kind of got me back on a good, healthy way is my friends making fun of me and being like, bro, don't be a fat loser.
I am scared of obesity, and I'm but what I'm not afraid of-that's me too.
Yeah, I'm actually afraid of skinny.
Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
It's like it's genuinely a fear.
Have you ever seen those TikToks where it's like, if you just go to the gym because you don't want to be fat, you're not healthy, you're fat phobic, yeah, and then it cuts to like a car speeding.
It's like me and the homies on the way to be fat gym to be fat phobic.
Like, yeah, I don't, I don't care.
But I'm saying, like, fat shaming is this.
The reason why, it's the same reason why I speak out against the gay community.
Whether we disagree on certain things, that's okay.
I can be his friend still because he's a genuine person.
A lot of people are different than me.
I can be friends with a fat person who just struggles, like who just struggles, especially the ones that were born with gland issues and hormone issues, which is very rare.
Most people are just lazy.
What I have a problem with, and the reason why I speak out against the gay community is because they are not just trying to be quiet and live their lives in peace.
They're trying to force their ideology down my throat.
And so fat people, the same way, I'm not like, I understand some people struggle, and I'm not just looking at a fat person being like, I hate you.
I'm saying the fat people have tried to normalize obesity and say that not only is it normal to just be a disgusting fat slob, but that it's also like it's a form of health.
Like it's an alternative way to live.
Just like the gay community is like, well, you could be male, female, or trans or gay or this, like as if it's just like you just get to pick.
But I'm not going to let you normalize this as being a positive behavior.
unidentified
I agree with you there.
Yeah.
I don't like how they just make everything like it's okay.
And it's not.
This is not okay to be fat.
You're going to die faster than, you know, and you're not going to have enough longevity.
And it does make you look old.
That's why I still look the way I look.
If you're a heavy person, you're going to age a lot faster because your cells and everything in your body is just stressing out because it's not supposed to be doing that.
Yeah, and I was going to say, next time that you're on an elevator and someone assaults you, I got to say to that black guy, my trigger, think of it with a gun.
If you have a gun system, if you have a gun system, obviously you know.
The Second Amendment is so much different.
It's not just about guns, it's about the right of protection, right?
So, this has to do with body armor, it has to do with your firearm, but also remember this: how do you carry your firearm?
A lot of people don't think about that, and they don't know when the shit hits the fan, or even if you just want to travel or you're out on the field and you want to keep a sidearm, or you just have a concealed carry.
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So let's get into a little more of this.
So, Savannah, people don't know.
If you haven't seen the video yet from DC this weekend, this last weekend, we're going to try to get back out more on the streets.
I'm trying to make it so Savannah can get out more.
I'm sure her mom's happy.
I'd like to insert your daughter into dangerous situations.
How do you feel about that?
unidentified
Actually, I don't mind that she does it.
I just, her daddy and I just want her to be safe when she goes.
And so her daddy does tell her to do certain things, which she doesn't do all the time.
She understands that, you know, she's physically less capable than this man.
She understands that she's less assertive and less intimidating.
So what she's trying to do is use the authority that's been handed to her by the CDC and other establishment organizations and say, you know, these people give me the power to stand up to you to fulfill this fantasy of taking on the right-wing menace.
But really, it's from a deep place of insecurity.
She realizes she can't do that.
So she's trying to harken to some authority.
And it's really not working.
The guy has a beard, she says.
What does that tell you about him?
High test and obviously in the right, saying nothing, just watching her.
And again, to point out the video, the panting with the mask and the victim of sexual assault.
And also, like, I have to be careful how I say this, but there's whenever you see any study about the effectiveness of masks, I'm going to say in the positive, the studies always conclude that there is some effectiveness for N95 grade medical masks, but they do not talk about the mitigation of COVID from cloth and paper masks.
All they say always is they prevent some droplets from spreading, which I'm not convinced, but they say is where COVID's spreading.
And so that's what they say.
So this woman doesn't even know about masks.
And that's why it is.
I think it's about power.
You know, your daughter hates masks more than anyone I've met in my entire life.
So, and it's like when you don't let your spirit, this is why the difference between Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States and Canada.
The reason why we've had a better, a more bitter and better fight, even though Canadians have been really good at protesting, Australians have been really good at protesting.
We're going to get into that.
Savannah, we're going to start focusing a lot more on those other countries and encouraging our brothers and sisters out there.
Well, I just mean, I mean, we're going to start calling people to more action.
They believe their rights come from their charter.
They believe their rights come from the government.
And so the government can take the rights away.
Americans believe our rights come from God.
And so they were not given to us.
And so they cannot be taken.
We are born with them.
And so Savannah runs into this person that needed, she just basically said she'll go as far as the government needs her to go in order to end this.
And after we watch it, Savannah, I'd like you to explain to us a little bit about what your time was there and sort of what happened with some of the B-roll.
And if you want to go into any of the other videos, let's watch video number 13.
Yeah, no, it was so funny to see all four of the anti-repro mandate protesters there.
One of them was wearing a sign that says, I'm just here to knock out a Nazi.
She looked exactly as you would expect her to look.
Skinny little white girl.
I probably could have broken her in half.
She wouldn't even talk to me because she was scared.
It was absolutely pathetic to see.
And I mean, look at the absolute state of these people.
This woman that I walk up to who's protesting, holding a COVID-19 puts her mask up and then realizes that she can't talk through her mask, pulls it back down immediately.
And I'm like, so you think all the people here are selfish and are going to murder you?
So why are you standing in an event with thousands of people if you're that afraid of this virus?
No, but I was going to say, so, so it's interesting because the people that don't understand things that I went to the doctors, so I go to the urgent care and they were like, told my wife, you can't sit in the lobby because we don't want to risk infecting people.
And she was like, I know this is dumb.
Like when I'm in a doctor's office and they know what transmission is and spreading, I have no signs or symptoms and there's, that makes no sense.
She goes, we know we've lost it as a country when like the medical professionals are even like scared to follow the science because they're so afraid of the mandates and the laws and that they're not even allowed to follow the science that they're making me wait outside.
Like there's no science behind that.
And like, and then when I walked in, they're like, please put on this mask.
And it was a cheap little cloth mask.
Now, I will, there's a few places I wear a mask.
I would wear a mask in a doctor's office before the mandates.
I think that's kind of normal.
Even when I got surgery, they would make me put on a mask, et cetera.
And I was like, Aston was like, does these help with anything?
And they couldn't explain what the cloth mask did.
Came out with this new thing, which I think is actually pretty cool.
I should do some more stuff like this.
We have a lot of ways we're going to be developing the show that I'm excited about in the future, some segmentization of things.
They asked people, what are some things you considered normal pre-COVID, but are bizarre now?
And of course, we have the multiracial group with one more woman than men because we have to make sure the stock image is inclusive.
Inclusive.
Now, if the comments are crazy, it's like it used to be normal to trust an ER will be able to help anyone who's had a heart attack, accident, or life-threatening issue.
Now it's bizarre to realize in any ER, any hospital might be too full of overwhelmingly unvaxed COVID patients to take care of anyone else.
And I thought it was going to go the other direction.
I'm like, oh, these people are saying like, I used to trust the ER to like accept my injuries, but now like, if I don't have a mask, they'll shut me down like they did my good friend Elijah Schaefer, who had this injury that he was about to bleed to death from.
And they asked him, you know, put the mask on.
But no, it's now I'm worried about going to the ER and there's so many unvaxed people that I might die.
But it's like, but it's like, imagine, but do you know, sit in the UK, at any given point, 60% of the people that were in with COVID entered into the ER for a non-COVID related issue.
Meaning, I think it's called false positive tests.
But let's just say they might have caught COVID in the hospital, or maybe everyone just happens to have COVID.
Like maybe, like if they tested me and I showed positive for COVID, I'd now be an unvaxed COVID patient in the ER, even though I'm being treated for a messed up thumb.
Even with the people who get COVID, I mean, I know plenty of people who have gotten COVID.
Not a single one of them, maybe one or two people who are like elderly have actually gone to the ER for COVID.
As far as like negative outcomes, every single person stays in bed for three days or whatever.
They lose their sense of taste for a month or so.
But the people that I know who get COVID, even the ones who are, you know, buying into all the state narrative about it, really don't go to the ER about it.
And it's not that, you know, oh, I don't want to fill up the beds.
It's just you don't need to go to the ER for it.
It's totally that revisionism around, you know, the hospital beds are all being taken up.
No, no, no.
You get a drive-through test, you go back home if it's positive and you stay in bed for three days.
You know, my mother-in-law, or as we call them, my mom with a you mom, in 2019, she came and visited from the great heartland of Australia and she got, we got sick.
I was sick and she got sick or something happened and then she lost her sense of taste and smell for like a month and no one knew what it was and no one knew.
And it's like, yeah, I think COVID was around for a while.
That's a, that's a, I've never heard of losing your taste and smell for a long time before COVID because it almost seems like maybe it was engineered to not be natural.
It almost seems like not natural.
Am I the only one that seems like COVID seems like a non-natural disease that could have come from a level four high-security weapons grade biosecurity laboratory in Wuhan, China?
No, yeah, but you know, this is one of these things.
The globalization of, you know, just anything, economic or otherwise, is really the only reason we're in this mess.
You think about if we were not, supposing this is a very authentic thing that came about, you know, just by the modification of certain viruses, we would have never actually experienced this bacteria or the virus, or we wouldn't have been in contact with any of it if there was not the globalization that we're seeing now.
Somebody from Wuhan would have never came to America.
Somebody from Wuhan would have never gone to other parts of the world.
Without globalization, without international trade and whatnot, and international travel, there would be no pandemics.
And people say all the time, well, it's like, what about the Black Plague?
If you like, get rid of vaccines or if you're going, if you're rewinding the clock, well, the plague will just kill you.
Okay.
Maybe if you're crowded into a dense city like mankind was never meant to be crowded into.
And by the way, this has been well studied.
The psychological detriments of living close together, like in New York or in other cities, are very large.
You get depressed, you get anxious.
It's an unnatural thing.
So we're starting to find very predictably, the more you deviate from nature, the more you open yourself up to parts of the world that you were never meant to be born into and that your immune system hasn't become prepared for, the worse your life is going to be.
The more anxious, depressed, and the more sick you'll be, which is, of course, a shock to anybody who didn't go to fourth-grade biology.
And if you, I'm going to look at a few more of these because it gets really weird.
But obviously, as we talk about this, when I think about health, I'm not thinking about masks.
I'm not thinking about vaccines.
I'm not talking about them.
I'm talking about what you put in your body is the most important thing.
Even more than exercise, like you start with food and you pair it with exercise, and that's how you see real results with protein and with healthy food and good sources of protein are so important.
But the meat that we have in our stores is often laced with bleach chemicals.
The animals have hormones that are pushed into them.
And they're really screwing with our biology.
I'm not joking.
It's not good.
And a lot of you have picked up on this.
It's only been recently in the last couple of years that I picked up on this stuff too, which is why I joined Moink Box.
So Moink Box is not just a box of delivery of meat.
It's actually a movement that allows you to get like hormone and chemical-free meat that is just absolutely of the highest quality shipped to your house.
Now, what's nice about that is, number one, I don't know if you've seen the shelves recently.
You're a mom.
Is there a lot of food on the shelves in the grocery stores?
Are they doing a good job keeping the supplies and the stocks up?
Or do you see sometimes there's like not, there's key things missing and stuff?
Yeah, so sunscreen, a lot of it is really chemically.
This is kind of the lipstick stuff or like the chapstick.
Or chapstick really is actually drying out your lips so that you have to buy more chapstick.
But it's actually more dangerous with the sunscreen.
The sunscreen has these harsh chemicals in it that actually increase the risk of getting skin cancer, the effects on the skin, the way it manipulates, you know, the cells and whatnot that it's rubbing into.
Like, because I use really high-quality, like good face sunscreen that's like kind of like, I don't even say how much it is because that's embarrassing.
But I use good.
I mean, like, I don't use like cheap, like spray-on stuff.
Most of the people who say, like, well, I just don't go in the sun.
It's like, these are the people who have received the punishment from the sun after like years of using the sunscreen, which is going to make it worse.
The response to this is vigorously rub the bag between your hands.
It helps a bit.
talking about the grocery let's add a few more of these um never wiping my hands after pumping the diesel now that i think that is so disgusting i bring disinfectant wipes with me and handle all with wipes in full contact and wipe my hands with sanitizer and wheel etc with new wipes i think that i i am sanitizer pilled i know that that's not good to put that stuff on hand sanitizer is not good oh my gosh you didn't tell that to my husband he like thinks that it saves his hands for i'm like i mean it doesn't do nothing no i i'm receipt paper What is awesome?
Well, and the funny thing is, these two things go together.
I thought it was really interesting now that we're getting all these receipt papers and we're getting more hand sanitizer because that's just the way we're doing stuff now with COVID.
The studies about the harms of receipt paper were done after applying hand sanitizer and it opens you up to more negative repercussions from touching the BPA and whatnot that's on it from the thermal paper.
The further you're removed from like actual interaction, you used to see all the time people would assemble like in the 1960s and prior.
There's a good book about this by Robert Putnam called Bowling Alone.
There were these communities.
People would go bowling together.
If you look at architecture, people used to have these large front porches, but now it's all about the backyard.
It's all about what you're doing in the privacy of your home instead of communing together in the street.
You know, cars would stop driving around through these like suburban places because they knew that kids were going to be playing in the street at this time.
And with dating, you get the apps.
And I was actually talking with one of the good guys, Gabe.
He's like, you know, I downloaded this dating app.
And I'm like, well, it's a little bit cringe.
But he said, once I swipe like yes on somebody and they agree, like we've both swiped yes, then I stop swiping.
And people need to do that.
If you're going to be on a dating app, you need to treat it as close to actual dating as you can.
That's tough to do because as with all technology, it tries to make it more difficult to live naturally.
Once you have a car, it's very difficult to live without the car.
The more technology you rely on, the harder it is to get back to the roots of how we used to live.
So if you are going to use a dating app, you have to act like it's a real relationship.
You have to make efforts to get off the dating app, see them in person, and experience a real relationship the way people did for decades.
There's a reason we don't get married at younger ages anymore.
It's because we don't experience the same kind of relationships.
We don't see people the same way we used to even a few decades ago.
And with that, people do want life to go back to normal.
People want to get back to this.
People want to get away from this digital metaverse world.
And I want to highlight some white pills here.
As you guys said to bring up some positive things, we can bring up some video 16.
These can be B-rolls, Savannah.
There is a giant trucker freedom convoy that is going across Canada to the capital.
And these are our supporters that are on the side of the road.
I just want to let you know, just because I'm in Texas and we have it good here, I know a lot of you guys don't live here.
About a quarter of the audience of this show is foreign.
There's only about 75% American.
So I know we have, you know, this is hundreds of thousands of people that watch the show that are in other countries.
And I care about you.
And I know this is hard.
You are our brothers.
And even if we talk shit on, you know, the Canadian government or, you know, just, because Justin Trudeau, P's sitting down, again, nothing wrong with that.
Just want to say he does that.
Right.
It's not, it's okay.
It's fine, but he does that.
He's a total.
And the point is, is that we see this and there's this protest going on.
More of this.
Get out there, carry your flag and do this.
We also have in Brussels, shout out to Brussels, huge protest going on there.
I have family around the world and I've been hearing that it's getting really hard in Germany right now for them to continue to push these mandates because the protests are getting so big and so large that this is Brussels, not in Germany, but Brussels, not in Germany.
I'll probably have to be bleeped out in the YouTube because I'm going to say to my Australian, my Kiwis, to the Canucks, to the British, we need to stand up.
We need to not give up.
We know what's going on.
We will win.
We will defeat this.
I mean, aren't you encouraged when you see people standing up and protesting and saying enough is enough with the bullshit?
And so, you know, this buddy of mine, Tyler Russell, he's watching it all.
And it's just, it's really exciting.
It's a fever that you're seeing.
And you have to be an example.
If people in the United States can't be examples, given that our system, as bad as it is, is not nearly as bad as Australia and Canada are, what are they going to do?
They're up against a lot worse.
So we need to be the example.
We need to say, you know, we're not having it.
And these guys are going to be able to put up with the same thing.
And truckers, really, once again, vindicated on the trucker question, one of the strongest group of guys and definitely one of the biggest threats to the American regime.
If people want to find you, if they want to follow you on social media, where is the best places that they can follow you, that they can keep up with your stuff?
Which, by the way, I follow and it's good stuff.
I recently became a follower of Kai Clips and I enjoyed it.
I don't want to remind you, too, if you make it this far in the podcast.
This is an audio-only podcast as well.
It means you can get it anywhere.
You can become a blind viewer.
And if you leave a review, it's free.
It doesn't cost you anything.
Reminder, we are demonetized on every platform.
We have lost a lot of money this year.
And one way we've been able to support this is by getting our advertisers, which keep getting taken away by people who keep making them go away.
But the way advertisers like this show is because we have a good, really good success rate and we have a lot of good reviews.
So they read the reviews.
They're really positive.
And they're like, oh, this looks like a positive, engaged community.
Let's advertise on that show.
And then we are able to pay Savannah's rent.
And her mom's happy that she's not homeless.
So that's good.
And so please, and you might get it read on the show.
Let me read you a couple of reviews here.
We have a review from Christina from North Carolina said, Mamas, put your earbuds in, listen, and don't let your babies grow up to be covered in the show.
Great humor.
Oh, that's so funny.
Don't let your babies be covered in the show.
Because, yeah, because it means you messed up.
If your kid's on the show in one of the videos, you've done bad.
John Doyle is now a paid contributor of The Blaze.
And I'm very happy about that.
Yeah, good guy.
I'm really, really proud of that of him.
Brendan 1229 says, was hesitant, but moved from fourth to number one.
Oh, that's good to know.
I thought we're top 17 only.
That's all we ask for to be in your top 17 shows.
That's it.
I feel like we're friends because I've listened to you so much.
If you ever come to Florida, I'll trade one and one half to two hours to come on our podcast to help boost us in exchange for so many golf rounds as you want.
Oh, I'm in Florida three, four times a week here.
Rich Streamsong, TPC Lakewood National.
Well, shoot me an email.
Keep fighting the good fight, BNC.
Anyways, thank you so much.
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