May 4, 2023 - Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer
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This Is TOO FAR Even For BILL GATES?! | Guest: 1/4 Black Garrett
Bill Gates is celebrating the lack of human rights and what China has been able to do in developing their economy. The UN says we should eradicate women's roles entirely but yet we still can't define what a woman actually is. A biker clashes with some angry people parked in a bike lane, AI trolls the entire Met Gala and so much more!
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Well, I mean, if you're asking me if it's Christmas time and you're giving me the gift that I've wanted, which was for you to not be in my vicinity, then I would say yes.
Unfortunately for you, it's it's actually, you know, it's weird.
It's wintertime for me and it's springtime for you.
Well, yeah, and make sure you follow Dave and Quarterback for information on that because this is new for the network.
This is new for even for the right wing.
This is new for just comedy.
Dude, and I kind of want to bring this up, though, you know, as we jump into the topics for today, is I hate even calling it right wing because I feel like the best position to be in is sort of like these comedians or these people, even like Bill Maher or whatever, where they are politically biased, but they're really focused on just quality entertainment and about like actually writing a good script, creating a good show, right?
There's so many people like this.
Now, they might slant left, they might slant right, but the focus is on the content.
We got to get away from being like, oh, a right-wing comedian, a right-wing sketch show.
It's like, it's a sketch show, and it might be only right-wing because they don't care about political correctness.
It's like it's going to lean to the right a little bit, obviously, because we're not crazy leftist, but it's not going to be like a, this is the news tonight.
It's not going to be like one of those lame shows where this guy's sitting here and he's like throwing on some kind of like techno music and dancing to the inside into the show.
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As we jump into this and we get into the Matrix and we talk about what's going on, I just want a helpful mention to let you know that Quarter Black Garrett does work on Friday Night Tights and they discuss movies, but now he's been blocked from discussing films.
No, but we get to talk about what's going on in the upside down.
And so a little music will start playing like this.
And then we get a cool little graphic come in.
Well, it looks like things are a little bit crazy in the upside down world even for Bill Gates or we call him Gil Bates And he makes my Bill Gates, if you know what I'm talking about.
You know, he was talking, obviously, about the future of the world.
And I don't know about you, but I've gotten pretty surprised at while we're not allowed to say as much as we want to on the internet, and we have to be really careful in tongue-in-cheek in how we speak, the elites have gotten very much more blatant in just like explaining that we're a giant science experiment and they're having a ton of fun.
And like, it's like Hunger Games made the most fit, survival the fittest win.
In their typical, fairly authoritarian way, they did a very good job of suppressing the virus.
You know, there may have been a lot of individual rights that were violated there, but the overall macro effect that they achieved is kind of amazing.
They had the benefit that it was really Hubei, you know, 60 million people, and they brought in the health resources 1.4 billion and their ability to build hospitals very, very quickly and force compliance with masks and various other things.
But they've kept the virus numbers to very low levels compared to most countries.
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Do you think the fact that China went into this very strict lockdown very quickly set the tone for the way other countries responded?
Because that was not really part of the epidemiological playbook before.
So without even touching the subject that he's talking about, like if you heard, if you hear, when I first heard that there was going to be like shutdowns, like if let's just say you came to my house and said, like, hey, we're going, you're a plumber and you go, hey, we're going to be working on the water main.
We're going to be shutting down the water.
Like, any of you are shutting down something I like.
My first response wouldn't be, wow, that's like incredible.
He's like, yeah, he's like, forget about the human rights violations that they do, but like they did really well at locking people down against their will.
Yeah, I didn't know that, but you know what was really funny was traveling countries with a custom-built PC in its own suitcase and just praying to God that like a $15,000 computer didn't blow up traveling in the air and then seeing it in person and then going, praise God, and realizing like everything in this country actually is like four times the price.
So like a little stream deck, you know, is like 500 bucks or whatever, you know, which just doesn't make any sense.
It just doesn't make any sense out here.
So I was really glad that I brought it because I had to replace my monitors because they broke in transit.
And then I got 24 inch monitors, not nice, LG, and they were like $4.79 each for like cheap monitors.
So it's almost a grand just to replace monitors.
But I will say, I brought up that meme, like you said, about him.
It's like, I learned a word today, philanthropath.
It's a philanthropist as a psychopath masquerading as a philanthropist.
And I feel like that's what he is.
He's a philanthropath, meaning he just has a bunch of money and now he wants to use it.
I go, you know, he's using his money to promote all this crazy stuff or giving 500k to Pakistanis.
How are Americans doing financially?
So, I put out a poll on my Twitter, which you should check, you should find out.
And I asked you guys, where are you at financially?
We got 2,500 votes.
Not so many votes because I, I guess we still have five hours left.
Uh, but we got 15% of you guys, which is pretty crazy.
Um, said you're spending more than you make, and that would mean like it doesn't mean you have a bad budget.
Obviously, that means you're you're for some reason have commitments that have gone up in price, so you're you're racking up credit cards.
Uh, that's pretty, that's pretty crazy.
Uh, that 15% usually these are pretty good understandings of where America's at.
Twitter polls are usually pretty accurate, um, because 15.
Now, what's even crazier is 34.5% of you guys are living paycheck to paycheck, um, which, which is which is respectable though, because that doesn't mean you're living above your means.
Sometimes you live in cities like Los Angeles or in San Diego, it's really hard for you to move, you don't know how to get moving costs to get out, you have, you don't have a lot of skills, you might have a special job opportunity there.
It's not like you could just go move and transfer in engineering to Florida, you might have worked your way up in a company, have no credentials, not even high school education.
You're screwed.
Um, and then you have uh here 41.3% of you guys, so about the most group here are feel inflation but savings.
So, you're still a little bit above the economic place, and only uh 8.7% of you guys are not really affected, which means you're making a either you're living in so much under your means in your circumstance, or you just, yeah, stop boasting.
But I mean, does that surprise you, dude?
This is like kind of where Americans are at that about 50% or more are barely making it or making it, and then the rest are making it, but and they're saving, but they feel it, meaning they're not like they're not doing really well, and that there's only eight percent.
Gas prices are insane, and I knew it was going to happen.
It's really sad, but gas prices went skyrocketing, right?
And people got really mad, and they were putting stickers on gas pumps saying I did that and all this stuff, and it was so expensive, and people were freaking out.
And then it went down a little bit, and not even all the way back down to where it was.
Then it went way back up, and now we're higher than I've ever seen it.
I went to, I just went to Vegas last week, and from Texas, it went $340, like $340 to $440 to $5.
I paid the, I paid $5.49.
No, $5.79 for gas is insane.
That was Arizona, by the way.
Arizona, not great with the gas.
And nobody complains about it because we've been slowly like that cue right there.
Right now, in the top, so Australia is now considered the most affordable, contiguous country.
So obviously, there's more expensive cities.
It's still more expensive to live in inner city like Fifth Avenue, New York, right?
Or something like that.
But there's no, of major cities here, there's about six or seven of them, depending on who you ask.
And four out of the seven make it the top 20 most expensive cities in the world.
And then all seven make it in the top like 30 or 40, I think it is.
And so there's nowhere to move.
So it's like, think of it like if you live in a country, but like the cheapest place you could live was Chicago.
Like that's basically what it's like here.
So it's like I live in like a cheap place and I'm living in a really cheap part of the country in a cheap apartment in a cheap city and it's still three grand.
But it's like, oh my gosh.
But it's like, but it, but, but real, realistically, like I can't find, I can't, and that's like what, 22 or 2,300 US a month, though.
That's, that's Australian dollars for a cheap apartment.
And I live in a cheap area, but if I just move 30 minutes up the road to like where it's actually like nice and what's going on up there, like you're looking anywhere from like five to eight thousand for an apartment US and like homes, like I was looking at homes right here from like six and a half to like 15,000, which is crazy because I live in the, I live in a cheaper part of Australia and gas.
Like, oh, we'll go up and then we'll go back down with the price and then we'll go back up and then we'll go a little bit back down, but not all the way back down because it'll slowly turn that heat up.
And you're next thing we know, we're going to be paying $10 a gas room.
Nobody likes a guy who talks too much about a show with like with like buildings behind him and like and like a bad beard, you know, like a facial hair.
So people are really mad because this guy put this video.
You know, they're talking about taking away gender roles.
And this guy puts up this video of this girl.
And of course, anytime there's an attractive woman that's on the screen, there's always like the red pill, like 20-year-olds, and you know, like some guy that's 16 that goes mid.
Everyone's mid, you know, like I saw some guy even post today.
They're like, he posted an image of Grace Kelly, like universally accepted as one of the most beautiful figures in like all of all of Hollywood history.
And like a bunch of like women guys are like mid, mid.
And he was saying that they say mid because they're so used to girls that use plastic surgery to obtain facial structures that aren't obtainable without plastic surgery and filters that they don't know what a real woman looks like.
Like they've got to fight the freaking super dolled up, professionally made up looking women in order to get the attention of these dudes that will not do anything with them.
They're like the, I, I, I don't know, why would I go out with you if I have a phone in my pocket and I could just have sex with myself, you know, and have like no problems.
And I'm like, you know, also the women out there are also not being very worthwhile.
And I will say on a flip side, there's also misconception about Australia not having any freedoms versus the U.S. There's a big misconception of that, I would say, based on probably this show and others who make hyperboles of Australia.
But realistically speaking, Australia actually have, they have more rights against being spied on than the United States with the Patriot Act.
Just to remind you guys, they have more human rights here to represent themselves in their privacy than people do in the United States.
Although it is a police state and there are cameras everywhere in public, you can still have the right.
They have to put up signs and warn you when you're being surveilled and they have to alert you here when you're being surveilled.
But in the United States, they can just spy on you.
They may not have like cameras, but they can just hack into your phone and like they did to me in 2021 and then say it was for privacy concerns.
So like America, you think you have more rights and you think he's like, we have guns, we have guns.
There's a lot of like high power guns out here in terms of like American level style weapons that are here.
And they just didn't give them back.
But I will say this though.
And I mean this, it's kind of like a trade-off.
The longer you're in a country like this, the more you realize that the American, like as you will look at American news from a foreign country, you see how much American government encroaches on their citizens.
Like, you know, the idea of the fact that like, you know, we have $125 billion backlog in fixing bridges and roads in the United States while we've sent over $100 billion to Ukraine.
And you don't hear a lot about that on American news.
The fact that like we don't invest our money in our own infrastructure and our own people.
And so like in the United States, it's a pretty wild place because they say, well, you have, you have freedom because you have guns.
It's like, yeah, but your government doesn't even need to take your guns to actually remove your rights and use tyranny.
They'll just rip your money out of your pocket.
You have your AR and they send it to Ukraine.
You go, well, I have my gun.
You go, yeah, well, you don't do anything to your government.
Their government does whatever it wants.
It doesn't actually care.
And it actually, in many ways, is, I would say, even influencing countries like Australia.
They sanction countries like Australia to remove certain rights, et cetera.
Australia is a puppet state of the United States.
And everything Australia does basically has to be approved by the United States.
That's why Obama was just over here for like a massive influence.
It's dark, man, because America became the number one power in the world.
And then that was obviously a target for people to take that power and use it for malicious reasons.
So like this whole last hundred years have been all of the three-letter organizations going into other countries and manipulating their elections and overthrowing people and taking them out in power vacuum.
And now you have so much of that.
And that's just happening publicly for the bad countries.
Not to mention Australia and other countries that are like our allies that we surely have power over.
It's a dark, it's kind of dark.
Yeah.
What do you do as an individual?
What do you do?
You're so in this, like the Matrix, you're already in this system that's been going for decades longer than you've even been alive.
You guys have illegals, but the problem here is it's the, this is where the scam of college is actually being used to change the demographics of white countries, which is pretty remarkable.
So they used to have a point system here, like Canada did, and a lot of the crown colonies, including New Zealand, where like they did have obviously Indians.
They've always had Indian restaurants.
You'll see like an Indian restaurant up the street been here since 1982, right?
There's always people.
And I'm not against small minorities.
Like, you know, like, I don't think white Europeans should move en masse to China, but I understand that if you have a really good job and there's some reason why you might want to move there, there might be an exception for you and you might go there temporarily.
And real asylum, like real asylum, like you were worked for the embassy and in India and then you helped something and then they were going to kill you.
So you came over here.
Or B, there was a point system like you had good moral values.
You had a very strong family, a good education, and you were going to contribute a lot on a, on a probation.
Now, 50% of the people they let in are just on student visas with no background checks, nothing.
And then they always end up staying here.
So they're just letting people in who don't actually care and they will lie, cheat, and steal to get into the school because all they need is a student visa.
So they get in on dishonest means and then they keep, they're not people of good character.
So then they turn the country into India.
They turn the country into Vietnam.
They turn the country into Mexico.
If you don't bring in solid people, and I'm not even really, I'm not a big promoter of mass immigration in general.
I think very low quotas, very specific regions targeted on certain reasons why you would let them in.
And now immigration is just about like finding ways, more ways to let more people in that don't share your values and that want to fuck up your country.
But what's really interesting, by the way, the biggest thing that I think is interesting is being in algorithms and on getting news from foreign sources.
Like I've always been a big consumer of RT because RT is very dishonest about their own country, about the Kremlin, but very honest about America, like almost too honest.
I've been reading a lot of like Malaysian news, Indonesian news, and stuff about America.
And it's really interesting when you see how other countries report on the United States.
And it's very different.
Everyone knows our mainstream media lies.
It's always been very, very, very dishonest.
I mean, the fact is here, like you said, just letting you know, University of Texas wants to change the name of women to women, W-M-M-I-N, to remove men from the equation.
We're now on Rumble and we're here to go and we're having a good time.
And we have to get into our next segment, which, of course, would be the fact that you got.
Well, actually, wait, I did want to bring up this one last story before the next segment, which is just the fact that I thought this was funny, though, that the offshore wind deliveries were one-tenth of the jobs that were promised.
I believe this was actually by Scotland.
And so, women who look like this typically, you can't trust them.
You'll have a job forever because you could go onto any show and just play yourself, and it works on every single show.
It's a guy around late 20s, early 30s who's like into stuff, but not too into stuff that he's lame, but also doesn't take himself too seriously, that he's not lame.
Vigilantes take to Haiti's streets in bloody reprisals against gangs.
Members of the terrorized Port-au-Prince communities armed with rocks and machetes carry out a wave of lynchings, which I think is crazy still to this day, right?
How they talk about, you know, white people lynch some people.
They talk about lynchings that white people did back in like.
And like it was only towards black people when black people are lynching each other right now in the streets of Haiti.
Trust me, the show does get a lighter feel.
This is very graphic, I know, but basically they're saying that I've seen enough dead people for a lifetime, said Haitian human rights activists.
Since Monday, if you get killed, you get burned.
It's kill, burn, kill, burn.
It's nothing I would want anyone else to witness.
It stays with you.
It's hell, you know?
So they're just pulling people out of the houses.
And they're basically this is because of Clinton-level lack of corrupt, the lack of crackdown on corruption.
They're not cracking down on the gangs.
They're using the gangs to control the people from what I was reading.
And so the people are mad at the government.
So this is actually, this is actually smart.
And I'm not sponsoring violence.
I'm saying rather than trying to destroy the government, which they know the U.S. will just, you know, instill another, you know, another person, they're trying to destroy the gang members in their communities that are carrying out the actions of the corrupt regime.
Yeah, this is a, this is a conundrum because you're like, on one hand, I don't like to see people just pulling other civilians into the streets and beating them to death.
I don't like that.
But if your whole society is chock full of gang members or cartel like in Mexico and the government is definitely not doing anything because they're probably funding it, what else are you supposed to do other than just come together and go, hey, look, let's take out all of these gang members.
And, you know, unfortunately, they all did better under British rule.
When Western white nations ruled the countries, like in Rhodesia and whatnot, and even in South Africa, even current leaders in South Africa that are black admit that the country ran better under apartheid.
Doesn't mean that apartheid was good.
Well, that just depends on what you think good means.
Was it good in terms of is it good that certain races don't mix well or get along well?
But from the Tower of the Protection in the Tower of Babel, and due to the separation of people and also even just the general, you know, even Noah's children and whatnot in the different nations that they broke off, not all cultures and people are going to mix well.
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This is the last story on this segment here, which is, you guys brought this one up here, that there was a 12-year-old boy from Massachusetts that was sent home from school for wearing a t-shirt that said there are only two genders, which he was told made other students feel unsafe.
Does that boy look like somebody that would make you who's feeling unsafe from this little 12-year-old boy?
So my comment on here, though, is this is why one of my main criticisms of right-wing reactionary politics is people are like, the country's fallen so far.
And you're like, dude, in 11th grade, I got sent home from school and banned from wearing political t-shirts because I wore an Obama as a communist t-shirt.
By the way, if anybody thought that that was real when I said when I recently said I left the left and I did this whole fake leaving the Democrat Party, I'm still going to make an episode about it.
All those tweets were written by AI.
I wrote, I told AI, write me tweets that will make me popular with Republicans.
And all the tweets spit out were how I left the left.
And I gained 6,000 followers on Twitter and I got some donations and I got invited on three different podcasts.
Those like kids that are getting paid by the Biden administration to come out and be like, oh, you should get vote for Democrats because they never lose and they're so great and blah, blah, blah.
I will say, I have never in my life, since they came around, have not listened to their voice.
I don't know what they sound like.
I've never clicked one.
I've only seen them pass on my timeline.
I refuse to click whatever the hell is coming out of that kid's mouth because it just looks like the most cringiest of cringe.
I hate, I hate it when it happens on the right when they get your little, like the little conservative kids with their little bow ties and stuff.
And they're like, oh, look, this kid's a conservative.
Oh, yeah, let's give him a show.
Let's give him a whole talk thing.
It's like, okay, let's settle down with that too.
Dude, listen, I see that CJ Pearson is like going to, he was like, let's debate, bro.
And I'm like, to you?
The two.
No, no, no, no, to me with that other kid.
Like, they were like, let's debate.
I was like, yeah, I don't want to see two little twinks debating.
Now, dude, I have a lot of, I have a lot of interesting perspective on that as well.
Like I've, I've talked about this quite a few times talking with my friend Aldo from PragerU, and I was just telling him the other day how like the trad con movement has become just as toxically identitarian as like the pronouns for the left because there's a lot of young guys who are really struggling with real issues.
Like they are addicted to porn.
Sometimes they really, they really have, you know, just issues in their own life with depression, isolation, right?
Which is, which is actually considered more damaging to your health than a pack of cigarettes a day.
Isolation is.
It's very, they have a lot of, you know, they struggle with autism, different things.
And they're, and I'm not, I'm not talking about people who live traditionally conservative lives.
I'm talking about serially online people who are looking for an online group to identify with.
Because men that are traditional conservatives probably don't spend a lot of time online.
Women who are trad cons probably don't even have online accounts.
Or if they do, it's like, you know, or maybe they do, but they just don't post often.
You know, they're not, they don't spend time on social media, I should say.
But serially online people, which I love and I support because I am one of those people.
That's why I've never called myself a conservative and stuff because I know that I'm not.
I'm just like a weird guy who's just trying to figure out life.
And I feel nervous for people because they want so badly to be seen as something.
Like, I'm queer.
I'm trad.
I'm this.
That like you're you're worried more about the identity than actually like being at peace in your heart, being content, not needing to be on the internet, finding a spouse that is not crazy, like learning to like you're crazy, find a spouse that isn't.
That's a key thing.
Like if you're the crazy one, find a non-crazy person.
No, no, but I just meant, I just meant like, you know, like that kind of like there's nothing wrong with trying to be compassionate.
Like the progressives try to be compassionate, understanding, but when you let compassion get in the way of reality, it's a problem.
And that's what the progressive movement is about.
It's not being compassionate.
It's like trying to be seen as better than people to self.
So I've noticed that the left and the right are both self-righteous and trying to be seen as better, which leaves the room for a lot of grifters because all you have to do is like let leave the left, walk away, detransition.
You don't have to accomplish anything.
And I've always said that the leaders of the trad movement that are talking about traditional life are usually unmarried, have no children, and are just serially online people.
And I don't, I, I'm, many of which are my friends and stuff, and I have no problem with them as individuals.
I just mean like, well, why aren't there a ton of like, you know, businessmen who are married and stuff that are like this?
Because they're not online.
They're too busy raising their families, running corporations and businesses.
They'd probably be out like making money for their family and teaching their kids like life goals and traditional values, you know, things like that.
No, it's true.
There's tons of them that, and I'm not even talking about like creators specifically, but there's, there are like those, those accounts that I will come into contact with, like on Twitter, that the only thing that they tweet about, because I'll like click on it when they reply to me and say some dumb crap.
And I'll click on it.
And it's just the only thing that they tweet about is politics.
It's given whatever direction it is.
And I'm like, dude, get some help.
You need to step away.
And not everything is this political fighting ground.
Like sometimes I just want to make a shit post and laugh at something.
Just be a normal person and don't worry about what people on the internet think about you.
That's also a really good start.
It's like not trying to be accepted by the internet.
Because who, as a man, who cares if the internet accepts you?
Like, why do you care?
If people think you're cool, dude, think about this.
Like, more than half of Americans, you know, maybe, that's what they say in the media, hate Donald Trump.
He's a billionaire and he's like been the president and he's probably one of the most well-known people in the entire world.
It's like, but he's hated by a lot of people.
Yeah, but he's also loved by a lot of people.
So it's not about proof.
Try to gain and earn people's you know respect and you're trying too hard, you never will really get it.
But if you just focus on being yourself, you'll be hated by a ton of people.
You'll be loved by a ton of people.
And if you don't care about either like you don't care about being loved or hated, you just want to be yourself you end up going to bed peaceful and you end up not having a lot of problems in your own mind.
Yeah, it doesn't mean you're gonna be saved from being around psych freaking people.
Okay, so I start, I bleed and fall and i'm like i'm like all right, who's talking me today?
What's, what's going on?
Why am I bleeding followers what?
Who's bored and wants to talk crap about Elijah, which is a pastime of many people?
And it turns out and um, my friend texts me and he goes, dude, no way.
And i'm like, all right, and i'm gonna find out what's going on, why i'm bleeding followers and um, I don't even notice when it's a few, but I mean i'm losing, like it was going down, like thousands.
It was going down, like it was like numbers were changing, like big numbers were changing.
He's like bro, people are are so mad at you about this video you posted and I looked and it was like up for two hours and there was 1500 comments in two hours.
And I go and he goes bro they're they're, they're they're creating gangs under this video and they're they're gonna mass report you for your commentary on it, which i'll, we'll find out they did and they've almost my chat count might get deleted over this.
Okay, no, I did say, imagine your baby dies from not being able to prevent yourself from being a fat slob that stuffs your face, but but.
But everyone dude dude, you.
The amount of coping that came in this that made me laugh so hard, where people were like, like dude, You don't know if it's a grandma and she has weak knees, and I go yeah, it's like, but her weight would still be, like her knees might be buckled from the weight.
And I'm saying, if this person was fit, this wouldn't have happened, yes or no.
I thought man, that is why I'm trying to eat better and work out and lose weight, because if I don't want to be in a situation where my body fails me when I'm trying to save my child, because like that would suck, because like it's like your your car breaking down when you you're trying to chase somebody, your loved one is kidnapped and you're chasing it, chasing the dude down, and he's right there in the car and your car starts going because you didn't put oil in it.
So I was like, so my friend's, like bro, like they're literally trying to get your, like they're trying to get your uh account deleted um, saying that like you're, like you're targeting women and you're making fun of like, a baby dying.
And I was like dude, i'm not making fun of the baby dying, baby didn't die.
I know i'm not making fun of anything, i'm not making fun of anyone.
Well, at the top, I said I said I said obesity kills like woman falls to the ground, almost loses her baby.
I said, stay healthy families.
These are facts right, and it got deleted.
For targeting obesity, apparently it's protected.
They deleted the video which, by the way, I want to remind you that I also just won my fact check against uh the AP.
I posted a video from a local mainstream news station NBC, or maybe it's ABC in uh East Palestine Oio, and the video says, hey, we passed out these health trackers to people in East Palestine a couple weeks before the the crash that track their vital signs like difficulty breathing, and we're going to be like they're really awesome.
We gave them away for free.
It got fact checked as false, got I just posted the video.
The video got fact checked as false and they said, well, it's your caption.
You said that it tracks vital signs like difficulty breathing.
So I trimmed out the part of the video where he says that exact phrase.
In the mainstream media they removed the false rating like two days ago and added missing context.
So now it's missing context, so I don't get the strike.
Dude, because car accidents are literally the worst because even if you don't file like a weird medical claim or you're not even trying to juice the system, it's like just getting the rental car, getting approval.
You're still out for like three days till you can get a rental car.
And then, like, you know, there's always some cost that the insurance doesn't cover you, like $25 a day or something, you know, some bullshrap like that.
And then you still out.
You're always out money in a car accident.
And sometimes they'll give you more than the car's worth.
Rarely, rarely.
But even then, it's like now you have to go buy a car.
It's literally just by swerving and changing into that little lane there saved him just like weeks of headaches because it would have been trying to file.
And then you got to get a rental so you can go somewhere, or you got to call somebody hey, could you pick me up here?
She wasn't even the main car in the in the accident and it was like the longest process of trying to get the guy's insurance because he was paying for the other car's insurance.
I mean, I feel like your shell, your shell, your shell is just like a hard surface, Right, so, and maybe try and like it's slow you down when you're swimming.
It's actually been so good, though, being with, like, just being out of the American political scene has done wonders for my mental health.
It's done wonders for my physical health.
It's done wonders for my life and my relationship, my family.
Like, just being out of that, like Mark Loebliner told me, he's like, I'm not posting anything political.
He goes, the right-wing media scene is the most toxic ass piece of shit, motherfuckers, I ever met.
And he goes, I do not want to be involved in that.
And I was laughing because he's like, he's like, dude, it's just like dog-eat-dog kind of stuff.
And he just makes me laugh because he was like, he's like, I just want to focus on people being healthy.
And I noticed that in media in American, in American politics, they don't care if people are doing well or if people are happy or if people are like, they just want to cause anger and stoke problems.
And they're not really.
And they're drama.
They're a lot of drama and they're into just like problems.
And he goes, I'm here to focus on to get people healthy and to make sure that like men are leading good lives and their minds are working well and that they're like wake up every day feeling good.
They go to bed feeling good and that they look at their family, their life, and they go, I'm happy with what I have.
And that's not the motivation for either the left or the right political media in the United States or politics.
It's all about just as what's his name said angry.