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	One option for a civilization in decline and fall is to try to remedy the situation by increased repression.
	This is the most expensive option available, and it's generally even less effective than ignoring the problem.
	But ruling elites with a taste for jackboots tend to fall into the repression trap fairly often.
	What makes this a bad choice is that it does nothing to address the sources of the problems it attempts to suppress.
	Furthermore, it increases the maintenance costs of social hierarchy drastically.
	Secret police, surveillance gear, prison camps, and the like don't come cheap, and it enforces the lowest common denominator of passive obedience while doing nothing much to discourage active engagement of people outside the elite in the project of saving a society.
	A survey of the fate of the communist dictatorships of Eastern Europe is a good antidote to the delusion that an elite with enough spies and soldiers can stay in power indefinitely.
	That was another excerpt from J.M. Greer's Dark Age America, as current events like the Department of Justice forming a new domestic extremism task force and the Army raising certain enlistment bonuses to 50,000 bucks and our Neo-KGB continuing to round up J6 troublemakers correspond exactly with what's in those pages and what we all feel in our bones.
	But after our three-hour plus testosterone-fueled extravaganza last week, we're back with just the birth panel and a certain special guest to talk almost entirely about family stuff.
	Mp, let's do it.
	Welcome everyone to full house.
	Episode 114, the world's most genuinely wholesome show.
	Most episodes for white fathers, aspiring ones, and the whole biofam.
	I am your snow-blowing host, Coach Finstock.
	And no, that is not a euphemism for anything.
	Back with another, hopefully not three hours, dedicated to our listeners and their concerns.
	Before we meet the birth panel, though, I will be joining Texas Vet's show this coming week, assuming he is a veteran from Texas.
	So stay tuned for that on Telegram and Gab.
	And in terms of full house programming, next week we will have on Sam and Laura Towler, assuming we can get our time zone and baby sleep schedules synced, but they confirmed today.
	And then the following week, our special with the USS Liberty Survivor is in the books.
	So if you would do me a favor, fam.
	And after this show, or while you're listening to it, go to survivingliberty.com and just buy the four-hour documentary on what really happened that day with extensive interviews with the men who are on that ship.
	I did so.
	It's like $13 for the online version or 20 bucks for the Ford DVD set.
	And I would not lie to you, it looks extraordinarily professional.
	I started it.
	I didn't finish it, but it is like Hollywood quality documentary tier.
	So do that for charity, if for no other reason, but I think you're going to learn a lot too.
	We're all going to do our homework and go through that and then hear from the man himself who was on that ship and experienced the treachery that day.
	And if that's not good enough for you, I mean, just if you're going to delete your RSS feed for Full House, just wait until February because those are two good ones coming up.
	All right.
	Also, very special thanks to a certain Englishman who sent our family a wonderful Christmas care package that we got just this past week.
	And in his lovely note, he said to be sure to apologize to Smasher for centuries of perfidious Anglo-treatment toward his people and that he begs on bended knee for Smasher's personal forgiveness.
	Wow.
	Very nice guy.
	No, he didn't say that.
	He asked for it.
	He's a proud Brit.
	He asked for no apologies.
	I just wanted to bust his chops there a little bit early.
	Anyway, thank you, brother.
	And with that, let's get down to business.
	First up, in post-production from the show last week, he excoriated our most recent show, decrying the guest as a no-good damn know-it-all, and that no full house listeners have to worry about their tea levels, least of all himself.
	Sam, brutally honest, as always.
	Thanks, Coach.
	That was an interesting show.
	And Ascot Bro is a good friend of mine.
	So God bless him for coming on.
	That was some good talk there for sure.
	And that guy that you're talking about with the USS Liberty, I think I saw that guy speak some years ago.
	He spoke in the area and I went to watch his presentation, which was excellent.
	So there's only a few survivors left from that era on that day.
	So I wonder if it's the same guy doing it.
	I don't know.
	Yeah, there's at least, I want to say almost a dozen survivors who talk, who speak on that documentary on camera, but I don't know.
	I don't know how old it is.
	It's up on Rick Weil's true news site, T-R-Unews.com.
	And he's pretty much 1967, 68, right?
	June 67.
	Yep.
	Yeah, 67.
	So it's not that, I mean, it's a long time, but not that long.
	Oh, yeah.
	And I was looking at the guys in the documentary to see like, are we going to have, you know, a kind old, you know, long in the tooth grandfather?
	But no, the one who's joining us looks like he's got, he's pugnacious and like ready to take on the world.
	And he's, he's spitting mad still about what happened that day.
	That sounds like the guy that I saw.
	All right.
	Good stuff.
	Yeah.
	I don't want to give any too many more spoilers, but we've been communicating and he's excited to come on.
	So it's going to be a great one.
	What's still in the Christmas spirit over here, by the way, I'm got my frankincense incense that I've been burning.
	And, you know, last time was Epiphany we got together.
	We were talking about a few days ago.
	And that was only like two days ago for you.
	That's right.
	So keeping keeping the spirit going.
	Amen.
	Yeah, I got some candles in here.
	I'm in the shed.
	I finally realized that, yes, it just makes more sense to actually be indoors in January rather than trying to be a tough guy in the gazebo for the meme.
	So I used my snowblower as well, Coach.
	Yeah, I was able to use, I'm mentioning it because I just bought a snowblower and my old one finally just bit the dust over a year ago.
	And we got buried at one time last year.
	So I said, no, we got to get something.
	So I was able to fire that puppy up.
	Heck yeah.
	I want to talk snowblowers a little bit later.
	And man, doing it on gravel was not fun.
	Yeah, yeah.
	And more snow to come.
	We are waiting on a monster one, 12 to 18 inches.
	That's what she said.
	So yeah, I love it.
	You know, I'm going to battle stations.
	I'm like gassing up.
	I'm getting rid of all the trash.
	I'm, you know, making sure all the propane tanks are topped off in case the power goes out.
	So, yeah, exciting times in these gloomy winter days.
	All right, more soon.
	Next up, he's put more holes in drywall than all of our listeners combined, and he's done so both domestically and overseas, and not for any degenerate purposes either.
	Smasher, I got to witness your handiwork again recently.
	That cabinet door suffered mightily, and then it was and then it was fixed.
	How are you, buddy?
	I'm doing pretty okay, but just confidence inspiring.
	Yeah, what is it?
	Well, I've just been stressed out lately with everything going on, you know, between politics, family, work, like just a lot on the plate.
	And I, I, uh, not on purpose, but I took a little break and I had a couple people uh text me the other day and be like, bro, you dead or not?
	And I was like, No, I'm over it.
	I'm done being uh being a little and uh no, I'm just after all.
	Yeah, yeah, it happens about once a year.
	Uh, I have a little emotional break that I got to take, and that's I got my fill.
	I don't know if seasonal affective disorder is a Jewish invention to uh you know make a clinical thing out of the normal natural blues, but yeah, January and February are the roughest months of the year, and I think actually like suicides, and there's some like the most depressed day of the year is in January, probably around MLK Day.
	Uh, no coincidence, so uh, yeah, happens to us all.
	We've talked about that a lot.
	I usually don't, it's not sad for me, seasonal affective disorder for me normally.
	It's just like the for me historically, it hasn't been an issue because I haven't been doing the same work that I'm doing now.
	Um, but the holidays are really busy since Thanksgiving.
	There have only been two weekends or three weekends that I've been at home, and two of them were holidays.
	So, right, the things that I need to be doing that I normally am able to do on the weekends and stuff, I haven't been able to do so.
	All this crap is like building up and like the things that I have to do aren't getting done because I haven't had time to do it because of you know holiday travel and some activism and some other things that have been going on.
	And so, like, a lot of that has been running on me.
	And it was just like there's a lot going on on top of it being the holidays, and that kind of all just built up pushed me over here.
	I took the Christmas lights down today, which is always sort of depressing, you know, in contrast to Blair and Bing Crosby throughout the valley and putting them on and having the kids help.
	And then it was just snowy and gloomy out there.
	Like, it's over, except at Sam's house.
	Yeah.
	All right.
	Uh, next up, our least treasured member of the birth panel has been chewing my ear off all week about his new pen.
	I kid you not, Rolo.
	Welcome back.
	That was your story from last week, wasn't it?
	Your new pen.
	12 new pens.
	Okay, 12.
	It's not a new thing at all.
	Why would anyone care?
	I have a pen recommendation if you do.
	No, no, you have not lived until you've written with one of these pens.
	It's the best pen I've ever owned.
	It is the Skillcraft.
	Yeah, the Skillcraft B3 Aviator Multifunction Pen.
	It writes in black and red ink, and it also has a medium point pencil built into it.
	Skillcraft, isn't that the federal government's I'm a Fed chill.
	They have retards do this.
	But it's legitimately like the best pen that I've ever had.
	The first time I ever got one, it was given to me by the government when I was still doing that.
	And they were like $70 a pen.
	Now they're like $22 a pen.
	So they're not as high class now.
	But it was really amazing.
	That's a pen story, Smasher.
	Yeah, before all of our audience flees in horror, Rolo, go ahead.
	What's your damn pen that you're so proud about?
	This is the Uniball vision, but it's not survivingliberty.com, folks.
	It's sacrificing this.
	Thank you, Rolo.
	Oh, I besmirch you too soon.
	Maybe you can go fix it in.
	You can splice your name in there.
	Anyway, I'm partial to the Pilot V5 Precise.
	Very fine point.
	They last forever.
	Also, garbage.
	Okay.
	With a big Atlantis, not going to spend the money on a Write in the Rain pen or a Skillcraft V3.
	Or something.
	Because the space pen and the Write in the Rain pens are the same, basically.
	We're off the rails already.
	Is our special guest there or did she have to go take care of us?
	I have a kid.
	Awesome.
	All right.
	Well, keep them quiet there.
	Four seconds ago.
	He stopped crying when you gave him mask him up.
	Mask him up.
	I don't want.
	No, don't do that.
	It's too late.
	There she is.
	A very rare sighting around these parts, but always a treasured one.
	She is the adoring wife of Potato Smasher, the saintly mother of three boys and a precious girl.
	And she somehow manages with three gigantic dogs a foot to the foot.
	Allison, welcome back.
	Hey, how's it going?
	Surprising arrival.
	Smasher texted me like two hours before the show, like, yo, can my wife come on?
	I was like, yeah, sure.
	How are you?
	I'm fine.
	You know, I've got this baby that won't go to sleep.
	And he's pulling on the wire.
	Please get that out of his hand before I.
	Okay.
	I don't know what that connects to, but okay.
	Well, you know, I thought I had to pick up my kids from preschool about four hours early today.
	And I said, you know what?
	Let's just pretend like it's Friday.
	And if there's no guest on the show, let's just party.
	And by party, I mean, hang out with my baby until whatever time it is right now that he's still awake.
	I was impressed to see how you guys were managing.
	The house was reasonably in order.
	You didn't seem too frazzled when we saw you a couple weeks ago, but be honest.
	How is it right here at the top?
	Two sets of twins.
	It's tough.
	It's very tough.
	These boys are, I'm doing the mom's way right now.
	So if I'm like coming in and out of the mic, that's why.
	But they're not great sleepers.
	The one is a little bit better than the other, but let's just say I'm up 12 to 14 times per night with the boy.
	And is hubby just cutting teas through all that?
	Is Smasher just sleeping through all that?
	This man, I don't know why he even bothers to sleep with a gun beside the bed because if someone broke in, he would not even notice until we were all dead.
	Cut that from the show, Mr. Producer, or leave it in.
	Smasher wants a challenge.
	Yeah, no balls.
	For real, no balls.
	Break into my house.
	Yeah, let's keep doing it.
	1950.
	Go ahead and see what happens.
	Yeah, nothing will happen because you're sleeping.
	All right.
	Well, well, bless you.
	And the dogs look like they were all fully winter coated and ready for trekking across Alaska.
	Except they won't.
	I've tried and they won't.
	Yeah.
	Any jailbreaks?
	No jailbreaks of late?
	No, I do believe it's because the ground is completely frozen.
	So ah, so they can't take under the fence.
	Yep.
	Great light noise.
	Very good.
	All right.
	Well, hey, after our indulgent T-Fest show last night, and Smasher, just mute the mic there so you don't get the feedback.
	I wanted to, we had to punt on a slew of good audience questions and good dad content.
	So if we can, we'll get Kraken right here.
	And I'm going to use the host prerogative to kick us off tonight because I got a tough one.
	I'm in a bit of a dad pickle.
	It's nothing serious.
	It's kind of a good problem, I guess, but I need advice before I make a final decision.
	I've got tons of conflicting advice already.
	Long story short, Junior wants to play soccer this spring as opposed to baseball.
	This past year, he did baseball in the spring.
	He did soccer in the fall.
	He loves soccer.
	He's good at both sports, but last year, baseball was very rough on him because he got pulled up into the majors a year early.
	He's good, and I guess they were short a player or two.
	So he had, of course, had a really rough, like rookie season playing with the big boys, didn't get a lot of hits.
	Fielding was okay, but it sort of scarred him.
	So he's like, no, I'm not good at baseball anymore.
	Soccer's fun.
	This is what I want to stick with.
	So long story short, Junior is adamant that he wants to play soccer and not baseball.
	My gut tells me that we should force him to play baseball.
	One, because it's a different sport and requires different skills.
	I can coach him better in baseball than I can in soccer.
	And to give in this early would be like, oh, yeah, you know, he doesn't like challenges or anything.
	But help me, fam.
	Am I, would I be too much of a hard ass to force him to play baseball?
	And should I just be a softy and let him play what he wants to, which is also a healthy, good sport.
	Go ahead, Smasher.
	You should absolutely make him play baseball.
	100%.
	If he's getting pulled up, I understand being short, et cetera, but he wasn't the only kid available to be pulled up to the next level team.
	And he was the one that was picked, which shows that he was good enough at it to be pulled up to the next level.
	It's discouraging and disheartening to get your butt whooped by older kids, but that is how 100% how you get better.
	Everything that I have done well in, I have been absolutely trampled on by kids that were older than me.
	And that pushed me because I wanted to compete with them.
	I wanted to say that I'm good at this.
	I know that I'm good at this.
	That's why I'm even here.
	And they are only better at this than I am because they're older and they have more experience.
	And it's my job to catch up to them and to beat them and to make them look like fools because they got beat by a kid that is younger than them.
	I like it.
	That's my gut instinct too, is to be a quote unquote hard ass here and not give in so soon.
	But Sammy Baby, what do you think?
	Well, I agree with what Smasher just said, but I would say that you should try to sell it to him in those terms.
	Be encouraging, let him know that, hey, this is supposed to be fun and it's good for you and all those types of things and try to get him to buy into it.
	I don't think it's good to, at the end of the day, finally force him to do it.
	I think we all have had things that we look back as things we were forced into doing that we hated and things like that.
	So I would try to listen carefully to him to see how he's really dealing with this.
	If he really doesn't like it and he doesn't have an interest to do it, you know, you might have to let it go like that.
	And he could always come back next year and stuff like that, too.
	So, sure.
	I would, I would keep that in mind.
	It's supposed to be like a happy time and stuff like that.
	Yeah, not ram it down, the decision down about you will do this, but uh, maybe get out there and have a catch.
	Because let's be honest, like having a catch with your son, that's fun.
	Having a soccer catch with your son, like that, it's just not, it's just not the same.
	Yeah, we do that.
	We do that, yeah.
	We, we, we have all the sports here, and we will get out the ball and we'll kick the soccer ball.
	We have a big tree, so we'll kick it against a tree, and we'll both try to catch it on the rebound off the tree.
	And we play catch too, we play catch with mitts, we'll play, we'll throw the football.
	You know, all of those things are great.
	I am Rolo Allison.
	Any dissent to that, or are we pretty much unanimous?
	Because I took two polls and one poll, everybody was like, Yeah, make him play baseball, but another one, surprisingly, they were like, Let the kid play soccer, he's good at soccer, let him have fun.
	Why you force him baseball?
	But uh, look, looks like so far we're unanimous that he's playing baseball next year.
	I'm trying to end before real quick.
	Yeah, sure.
	I agree with Sam completely about not forcing the issue.
	So, my same sport baseball.
	I was forced to play baseball for probably three years longer than I was interested in it.
	I realized that I was really bad at it, and my dad kept making me play it.
	And then, finally, the year that he let me quit, I messed everything up on purpose.
	I missed every hit, I missed every catch.
	I fucked up.
	You threw the games?
	Wow, I was throwing it on purpose because I was so like I was so average.
	Like, I'm not terrible, but like, I didn't deserve to be on a team.
	You know what I mean?
	It was a waste of my time.
	It was a waste of everybody's time for me to be there because I was just average.
	And I was old enough to the point where it was like, okay, the good kids need to be here.
	And average kids, if they like it, stick around.
	If they don't like it, leave.
	It was kind of that point, you know, in like the junior/slash/middle school.
	And so, I had to throw everything.
	And then finally, my dad let me quit.
	And the only reason he even let me quit is I was like, I will do another sport.
	Just please let me quit baseball because I hate, I hate baseball.
	Or I hated it kind of not competitive, competitively, you know, for the grade level.
	Um, I hated it because I put your foot down and he finally respected that.
	Yeah, yeah.
	And then I took up track and I was really, really good at track and field.
	Uh, I was a really good javelin thrower, uh, really good discus thrower.
	I was okay at shot put, and uh, I'm a good sprinter, terrible over long distance, great sprinter.
	And uh, so he let me quit, and I kind of sold him on the idea of doing it because I was like, Well, I'll do another sport, I won't just sit around the house.
	And uh, but I had to like literally throw games.
	How old were you then, though?
	Uh, I was probably about 13.
	Okay, yep, yeah, he's so I was old enough to know that I sucked at baseball, I was really bad at baseball.
	Yeah, if he loves soccer, it is important.
	Go ahead.
	Go ahead, Sam.
	Well, I would quickly say that it's it's important to be in some kind of physical thing like that.
	And if he loves soccer, then do that.
	You know, the Fuhrer said that a healthy mind does not reside in an unhealthy body.
	So when you think about all of the schooling, you know, we've had 12 years of schooling by the time you graduate, you know, only the very brightest people retain maybe 15% of all the things they learned in those years.
	But a healthy body is something that you take with you into adulthood.
	And it's a very important thing to take with you into adulthood for many reasons.
	So I would say that your physical education, however it comes, whether it's being in a sport or doing any kind of physical activity, is at least as important, if not more important than your academic education.
	Amen.
	Oh, yeah.
	He's going to be out there.
	I mean, worst case scenario, he's going to be playing soccer and he's going to be damn good at it.
	But too early, I believe.
	I think the decision's been made.
	And after the show, I'm going to go register him for it and explain it maybe last minute to avoid the duration of any distress.
	But Allison, go ahead.
	I didn't mean to make my decision before you weighed in.
	Well, the only point that I wanted to make is that if this, if the sports are not provided through the school and you're paying for a club to participate in these sports or any sports at all, it's really in your best interest to figure out what your kids' skills and their talents are.
	You don't want to force, you don't want to pay, I don't know, a 50 bucks a month for your kid to play baseball and be bad at it.
	You know, like when you can, you can take that money and switch it to football or wrestling or whatever it is.
	So you've got to take into account the investment into the sport and the equipment and whatever.
	And like if your kid sucks, like, you know, try them in something else.
	Something that they enjoy more, something that they're better at.
	And if you're kids not good at sports, generally speaking, don't pay for them to play sports.
	If they enjoy it, let them do something that's provided through the school just for the sole benefit of the physical activity and camaraderie and stuff.
	But don't pay just because they like watch lacrosse on YouTube or something just so that they can be really bad at it and embarrass themselves.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	The rub is that he was good in prior seasons.
	He was bad last year because he got drafted up too early, frankly.
	So he's got that scar tissue.
	And I think that getting back, yeah, getting back in there and back on the horse, I think is a good early life lesson that we are going to force on poor Junior.
	And I'll keep you posted how baseball goes this year.
	But thank you guys.
	I needed that.
	I sincerely waited to register before hearing from you all.
	Okay, let's go.
	I feel bad because some of these audience questions are kind of important and somewhat urgent.
	And I was like, well, I could like send you an email or we could, you know, have fun.
	Some of these are fun.
	Some of these are not fun.
	So here's a sort of sad, sort of fun one to kick around.
	It says, greetings and salutations, birth panel.
	Longtime listener, first time advice seeker.
	I'm writing because I have quite the conundrum on my hands.
	I've been married to my beautiful wife for just over five years now.
	And we have the most wonderful two-year-old son.
	It's been difficult to raise him on our own as we are on no contact with her parents due to extreme narcissism from her mother and her father being a flying monkey.
	I assume that means pilot.
	My parents live over 800 miles away and are partially disabled.
	We can't really get much help from them aside from a little monetary assistance here and there.
	We don't have many friends in the area.
	You guys are retarded.
	I'm just kidding.
	Yes.
	I mean, maybe, maybe they're, maybe that's a mental disability.
	Anyway, come on.
	We don't have any friends in the area, no family to speak of whatsoever.
	She is a stay-at-home mother while I do the work and bring in the income.
	The conundrum is this.
	You're ready for this one.
	When we first got married, our goal was to have as many children as we possibly could.
	After having the first, she has sworn off having any more children.
	Recently, and remember, the kid's two years old now.
	Recently, she's told me that she has no desire to even have relations and has such quote unquote cut me off.
	She has given me full permission to find another woman with which to have children and satisfy any urges I have.
	She's basically endorsed Polygyne.
	I don't know if it's polygyney or polygamy.
	Polygamy.
	Well, yeah, he wrote Polygyne.
	I guess he could have polygones on his hand.
	Yeah.
	Go ahead, Rolo.
	It's also not polygamy.
	Your wife isn't giving it to you.
	Or if you're not married.
	Polygamy is also known as Mormon Holdam.
	There you go.
	Yeah.
	And sorry, Rolo has never put the sport.
	I just realized Rolo's never played a sport in his life.
	That's why I didn't ask for his opinion on the baseball question.
	Anyway, what are sports?
	What sports?
	I don't, yeah.
	All right.
	We are not of a Christian-based faith.
	We align more with Potato Smasher's religious ideology for lack of a better description.
	Well, that's probably why she cut him off in the first place.
	Just kidding.
	I am at a loss.
	I'm not sure how to do that.
	I'm not sure how to proceed because I love my wife.
	When we got married, I vowed myself to her with the assumption that we were going to create an army.
	I still want more kids, but according to her, she will not bear any more.
	I was hoping the birth panel may have some advice, be it good or best to bad to toss my way.
	I appreciate your time.
	Much loved brothers.
	Hail Victory.
	And that's from Zero with an X.
	So he is not a Zero.
	He is a hero for reaching out and asking us.
	And when we got this question, Smasher texted me and be like, bro, what are you complaining about?
	You just got a lifetime hall pass.
	But we were kind of kidding.
	So Smasher, I'm giving you this.
	You better shut up.
	I would love this question because this sounds like more of a female problem.
	Go give that baby a thing.
	Go.
	No, Allison, we are taking her.
	No, we're taking her at her word.
	It's over.
	No more sex.
	He's got a hall pass for the rest of his life to go spread his seed everywhere in the world.
	I'm joking, of course.
	Go ahead.
	Please read between the lines here for us.
	His wife, does he say how long she is postpartum?
	Well, the kid's two years old now.
	Oh, yeah.
	You said that.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	That's the only one.
	They put together two years old.
	Yeah.
	That's quite a bit.
	Postpartum can last that long.
	I know, I do.
	I do sympathize because it's very difficult.
	However, I, oh, I don't want to be a douchebag, but I do have to say, you have one kid and no help.
	Big deal.
	That's not an excuse.
	Yeah.
	That's unmanageable.
	Suck it up.
	You don't need grandparents to watch the kids five times a week.
	You don't need, I mean, there's infinite things that you can do with one baby.
	You can throw a baby into a carrier and do every single thing that you could possibly do as a mother.
	No, they didn't.
	They were afraid of our kids until they were two, maybe two and a half.
	But regardless, I don't want to be a douchebag to another mother, but I do want to say it is not a thing that you need help with one single child.
	I think Zero should explain this to her, and that will really turn her around.
	They'll just say, come on, you know, send her.
	Give her money.
	Whatever.
	I'll talk to her.
	I'll tell her.
	Okay.
	Now, go on.
	Go on.
	To you say that she is, she's done having kids and she has cut him off from sex.
	Yes, that's a big one.
	Yeah.
	I mean, like, that's big.
	I mean, that's, I understand.
	You know, I i'll give you up to the first year of postpartum, where it's like you've got a baby sucking on your boob every three hours around the clock.
	It is not pleasant to be sexual during that time because it's just not.
	With that attitude, it's just sorry.
	Sorry, that's okay.
	Um, it's not the best um, but you know, at some point you have to recognize that you're married and you also have to give up your body to your husband as well as to your children.
	That's right, which it's hard, it's hard to do, lie back and think of.
	As, as a man, you do have the same obligation you have to give up your body to, to your wife.
	You know, we obviously don't give birth.
	Um well, we get up at the crack of dawn, we go work, we have tiring jobs, we have all these other things that we are responsible for, and sometimes like, a nigga is just tired and wants to go to sleep.
	But you got to give it up if that's what she wants, because she, she has done the same for you.
	You have to do the same for her.
	You literally just have to lay there, like both parties, like you don't really have to be, you know just, you know, eat a sandwich if you have to uh now, but there's obviously like, there's more here possibly.
	Uh, like I, I can't contemplate.
	I mean, I could contemplate a woman saying, like you know what, I just don't want to have any more kids, i'm terribly sorry, but to shut down the love too, go ahead.
	Well, the thing is I I hate to put it this way, but women are kind of inconstant.
	You know that like, I don't know if you've ever had this experience, but there may be a certain day where your wife absolutely hates you and wants to kill you and stuff like that.
	And then the next, the next day, you're totally in love again and stuff like that.
	So you know, that's just part of being a human being, and especially women are a little bit up and down like that.
	So you know, at the at the time he's writing this, she's saying these things to him, but she's going to change over the over time too.
	So you know she's a human being that has needs for love and and even as the that child gets older, she's going to feel that need to have another baby.
	Um, perhaps Allison can chime in on this one.
	But you have a baby and you say oh, that was hard, in this case twins, and you know you have but baby fever.
	I don't think these kids had been out of her for more than like three weeks and she goes.
	They're not no more, we have to, we have to have more.
	And I was like, are you crazy?
	She is crazy.
	Well, I am a little bit crazy and I, oh my goodness, fear not, i'm not getting pregnant.
	You'll be.
	You will be around somebody who has a newborn and the, the mother, let's say the, your child, is one or two or three years old and you you, you're brought around somebody who has a newborn and you get that new baby smell, you know, and it's so.
	The feeling will come back.
	You know, the feelings come and go, even with men.
	The feelings, you know, significant anxiety over this happening when i'm like 39.
	And I'm like, oh, we could squeeze out one more.
	Holy moly.
	No.
	But realistically, I would like to know if a woman is withholding sex and she's saying that she doesn't want any more children.
	I would like to speak with her more to know why.
	Because women don't contrary to the belief, women are emotional and they're governed by their feelings, whatever.
	Those are pretty big things to say and big things to decide.
	And I would like to know what is informing those beliefs, those decisions.
	I don't know.
	There's some clues.
	There's some clues in there because, like he said, they're by themselves.
	Both sets of parents are either far away or not useful.
	They don't really have friends in the area.
	And that's a tough one right there because I was in that situation when I was a much younger man.
	I moved away to another city to take a job and I was having children.
	I already had a couple and I had a couple more.
	And it was hard.
	I had a wife and she was having kids, Sam.
	And we were in an extremely similar situation, except for we had twice as many kids.
	And we have had more kids and done a lot of other extremely high stress things, become entirely self-dependent, etc.
	Yeah.
	While having these children.
	And I'm not trying to poo-poo this guy because he's writing in for advice.
	And I guess my main point is basically that he sounds cool.
	He's being very like, you know, matter of fact about this whole thing.
	Right, right, right.
	It's like it does suck.
	And I sympathize, but at the same time, like what you have going on is not that bad.
	And what I have going on and what I have had in the past is really not that bad.
	Well, different people have perspective for me is a big thing.
	And to me, it sounds like there is an issue with his wife that he either doesn't know what it is because she hasn't told him and he hasn't been able to extract it or because of inexperience or whatever it may be.
	And so this is something that can be probably solved, but we just need to be able to kind of dig and figure that stuff out.
	Alison, would it be cheesy of him to come home with a bottle of champagne?
	Flowers.
	I was just going to say, that's what I was just going to say.
	Flowers, I would say no.
	For me, for me, I would say come home with a box of chocolates or a tray of nachos.
	Those will be much more appreciated.
	Much more appreciated than flowers.
	But to come home with some alcohol and some yummy food and sit down and be like, okay, babe, let's hammer this out.
	What's the problem?
	Why are you saying these things that are contrary to what I believed when we got together and figure out what the reason is?
	Because that's at the root of it, right?
	You know, like I thought this thing and now this thing is happening.
	What has changed?
	Well, realistically, a lot has changed.
	You know, you're not a married couple anymore.
	You are parents now.
	I can't think of a bigger change than that that happens between two people.
	It's easy to be idealistic when you're talking about the things.
	And these people, they sound like they're white nationalists.
	So I would say, you know, a lot of people, when they start out, they're very idealistic.
	I want to fight and I want to be in the struggle and all that.
	Well, guess what?
	Here's the struggle.
	This is the struggle.
	It's hard to have kids and it's hard to have family.
	And that's where the fight is.
	So you have to keep going.
	But also, you should get as many women pregnant in the meantime as you can until scare the problem at all.
	As long as that statement still stands.
	No, but seriously, what if she sticks to her guns?
	What if she sticks to her guns and completely shuts it down?
	He got a wonderful son.
	He loves his wife and she says, if she sticks to her guns and she says that I'm not going to give it to you anymore and you can get someone else.
	If you don't have sex or children, then you go somewhere else.
	Yes.
	In the email, it was yes, blanket.
	You can relieve yourself.
	But she'll divorce him if he takes her.
	And you can find another woman to bear your children because I will not be having anymore.
	Hey, I'm married.
	It's a trap.
	It's a trap, right?
	Well, yeah, I mean, he's going to let divorce her if she sticks to her guns.
	It's an S H I T test, as we are all familiar.
	And you passing that test means that you are a vol cell for the rest of your life if she is sincere about what she says.
	And she's probably not entirely sincere.
	She's not.
	But women are vindictive, so she'll do it.
	She will do it.
	So you know what?
	You put your, you know, I'm going to, I'm sorry.
	We're going to have to leave this topic.
	You put your dick in somebody else and then you tell her about it and you describe it in great detail.
	You say it was a wonderful night.
	And then she's going to.
	She's not going to go for that.
	She's going to feel like a retard.
	And you rub her face in that other girl's kitty.
	Oh, geez.
	Wow.
	So to speak.
	She's not going to go for the money.
	Yeah.
	I can't believe that she said that.
	We haven't had this problem.
	But I would absolutely rub your face in it.
	Oh, my God.
	Rolo says she might go for that.
	Rolo has multiple girlfriends at the same time, so he would know.
	I do, I do, to not be bleeped out.
	I do just want to add possibly, I would like to know, is this man.
	All right, go ahead, Alison.
	What's your, I mean, no, because this is serious.
	Yeah.
	All right.
	What are we advising this guy to do?
	I mean, you've obviously, yeah.
	You're red-pilled, obviously, because you're listening to this show and you're writing to ask for advice.
	Is your wife red-pilled?
	And if she is not, why is she not?
	So what have you done?
	Why are you doing what have you done to get your wife on the side of pro-natalism, white nationalism, and any of the other things that go hand in hand with having white children and raising white children?
	Because if you haven't done those things to prime her for this life, then I don't want to be an asshole.
	Oops, sorry.
	I don't want to be a butthead.
	But I don't feel like you have done what's necessary on your part to ensure that you have a strong, healthy family that is able to withstand all of the Jewish propaganda that is going to be thrown at you in the next, good Lord, 10 minutes.
	Yeah, she's got some depression going on, or there's something that's not been expressed.
	In all sincerity, as much as I would like to say, go for it, dude.
	You know, have fun.
	That's probably going to lead to divorce.
	It's not going to work out.
	She's not serious.
	But if she sticks to her guns, she's all of your options, like, then go for it.
	You know, I agree entirely that she needs, you need to make sure that she truly is red-pilled.
	Because he has probably fed her talking points.
	They've watched movies and he talked about how bad things are or how disgusting this commercial is or whatever.
	And she's just like, okay, honey, that's really nice.
	You know, not really caring, not paying attention.
	You know, we don't know, but that's kind of the vibe that I get that if you commit your life, if you've been red-pilled longer than you've been married, she probably played along and didn't really pay that much attention because she likes you for who you are outside of your politics.
	And so she needs to be brought on board if she isn't already on board.
	And if she's already on board, then she's a liar because she's not on board if this is what she's telling you.
	But she doesn't mean it.
	There's not a woman alive that wants her husband to go have sex with another woman to fulfill his needs.
	She doesn't mean it.
	There are some sort of emotional base for a woman.
	Shut up.
	She's severely, she might be severely.
	There's some sort of emotional disconnect that is happening that I'm sure is much deeper than what he wrote into this email.
	So they need to really sit down and have a come to Jesus moment and figure out what that is because that's not a normal thing to say and it is not a normal thing to feel.
	And she certainly didn't feel that when they got married.
	And so even if, even if you are maybe, maybe she's serious about not wanting any more children.
	She's not.
	But even if she, let's assume for a minute that she's very serious about not wanting more children.
	She's definitely not serious about not wanting sex.
	Like that.
	There's a very, very, very, very small percentage of people in this world that like just generally aren't interested, genuinely aren't interested in sex.
	And I bet, I bet the entire, my entire income for the next six weeks or so that she's not one of them, you know?
	So one of the things, one of the things that actually might help fix this is having sex.
	And, you know, we know that she is said she doesn't want to or whatever, but you need to sell her on, kind of sell her on the idea of like, well, hey, look, I know that you said that you aren't interested.
	Like, let's not do this for procreation.
	Like maybe wear some protection or whatever the case may be.
	And you're just like, look, let's just do this because it's supposed to be healthy for couples.
	It's good for us as, you know, it's good for our relationship.
	There are, there's evidence, science, NASA space program, whatever, to back up the fact that like sex is good for a married couple or good for couples in general that are serious about being together.
	It is good for you.
	And so that could be a baby step of like, well, you know, let's let's pay a babysitter to watch our two-year-old eat some like chicken Alfredo, drink some wine, and then, you know, hammer it out.
	Yeah.
	Sam, last thoughts.
	We got to move on.
	And go ahead, Sam.
	Final thoughts.
	I would say, okay, maybe not even sex.
	How about just this?
	This is something we all have to do from time to time.
	You've got to keep winning your wife over always, right?
	You have to always be romancing her and winning her over in a romantic sense.
	So hang in there, I would say to this guy and keep loving on her.
	And okay, maybe no sex, but you can still romance her.
	And I think she'll come around.
	And the other thing is you sound isolated the way you describe it.
	So this highlights the importance of having a local community, local guys that you can hang out with.
	So it would be nice if this couple had some other couples or just some other people of our type to hang out with and have some laughs and have a drink or a dinner with.
	And I think that would help too.
	Because I, like I said, I was in a similar situation, isolated, kids, difficulty, kids and more kids and tight money and all that stuff.
	So being alone is really bad.
	And that's the way the enemy wants us, by the way.
	They want us isolated from each other.
	Well, why are you alone?
	Why are you alone?
	He knows about it.
	There's hundreds of thousands of us in the United States alone, let alone the world.
	Why are you alone?
	Stop being alone.
	That's right.
	Put it back.
	I'll babysit your kids.
	Where are you?
	And why aren't you here?
	Your job is fake.
	Just move.
	Come hang out.
	Yeah, hang out with people.
	Romance your wife.
	Yep.
	And I just got to say, too, if she sticks to her guns after he tries his best, and that's the other thing, too, is like when you try and then it still doesn't work, it's like, oh, well, screw it.
	Yeah, what am I even bothering for here?
	Right.
	That's like a natural human response.
	If she sticks to her guns after he gives it a good college try multiple times, then he's got to, I mean, I assume he's not that old.
	If she really sticks to her guns on this, I don't think the permanent hall pass is the way to go.
	I think you got to start thinking about possibly a divorce and finding a new wife.
	I'm just putting it out there.
	I'm not advocating for divorce.
	By all means, don't do that.
	But if it doesn't work out, you have to have that option.
	Otherwise, you can't be trapped in a loveless, no more kids relationship for another 50 years.
	Don't get a divorce until your wife talks to me.
	Yes, yes, of course.
	I'm just don't get a divorce because then you'll have to pay child support.
	Right.
	Just bring the other woman into the house.
	Then maybe that'll spice things up.
	Yes.
	Don't make me.
	Coach advocates for early divorce headline at 11.
	All right.
	I think we gave him enough to chew on there, poor guy.
	Hang in there, though.
	It's not the end of the week.
	He can chew on these nuts.
	He's not getting real.
	Hey.
	I don't know if that came through.
	Oh, everybody looks muted.
	Did I lose it?
	real innovation Mike My kid got a like a little drum set.
	It just happened to be here, so I couldn't resist it.
	Rolo's rolling his eyes.
	There he is.
	Thank you.
	You do it so I don't have to.
	I couldn't hear the difference.
	Yeah, right.
	That's how good I am.
	Okay, let's we're already plowing through here in the first half.
	Let's go on to the next question.
	We got other dad stories.
	Yeah.
	Then the questioners are plowing through their wives.
	Not even bothering with the drums.
	All right.
	We haven't even done dad humor yet.
	All right, here we go.
	This is another good one.
	Hey, pro-white fam.
	This one has been eating me the last few days.
	I went to a Christmas dinner with my wife's family.
	One of her sisters, so his wife's sister, brought an Asian boyfriend with her and they announced they were getting married.
	Oh, how cute.
	This was a bit concerning to me.
	My wife is well aware of my views on race and okay with them, but she also hates politics.
	Her parents viewed race mixing in low regard.
	She's told me before that their mother has made a few negative comments on race mixed couples.
	Like, we don't do that in this family.
	But nobody said anything when this guy came home and they announced their marriage.
	Everybody was super polite when they were there.
	Go ahead, Smash.
	So don't make it a political issue.
	It's not politics.
	Make it a medical issue.
	Make it about the kids.
	So what happens when that kid needs an organ transplant?
	What happens when that kid needs a blood transfusion?
	What happens when that kid has severe identity issues and suffers from depression at a young age, extremely young age, compared to literally any other child, or has all of these other issues associated with race mixing?
	Race mixing, you don't have to be a white nationalist.
	You don't have to be racist.
	You don't have to care about any of this stuff in order to oppose race mixing from a moral perspective because it is bad for the children.
	It is unfair to the children.
	There are all of these various issues associated with race mixing purely from a physical, medical, and a psychological medical perspective.
	I mean, those are all valid points.
	I don't know that he even has like an iota of capacity to like change this white woman who he's not directly related to's mind about her engagement, but really have points taken.
	Rollo says, What happens when he trying rollo says what happens when he becomes a supreme gentleman?
	Yes, indeed.
	Well, you know, all right.
	So, everybody was hold on, hold on, I gotta finish the question.
	Everybody was super polite when they were there, which is rather unsettling.
	Yeah, I can imagine all those probably middle American, nice, yeah, yeah, we don't, you know, pick her out.
	I've been praying my wife would make a comment about the fiancé, but she hasn't yet.
	I'm clueless on how to proceed.
	I'm concerned how this might influence my kids.
	I fear they will grow up believing this acceptable, this is acceptable behavior, especially if her sister has kids, because then they'll grow up with the Hopa cousins.
	I only have one brother, and if he were doing this, I would make my opinion damn known.
	And if he continued, then I would cut him off completely.
	I'm not sure if my wife would do this.
	And these suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
	Yes.
	So the non-blood relative brings a skunk into the family.
	And this guy's like, oh, God.
	I mean, he can always just.
	Let's just assume it's Chinese.
	Okay.
	Well, basically, his first qualm seems to be that the family didn't say anything when this person came home.
	Well, what are they meant to do?
	Are they meant to say, oh, screw you, get out of the house.
	Yes.
	Go eat your dinner on the sidewalk at the Chinese restaurant.
	You are not welcome in my house.
	Yes.
	Like one of one of the things that is good about being white is that we are polite.
	We are considerate.
	We are hospitable people.
	And I'm sorry that that extends to the whoever race mixer that your so-and-so brings home, but we're not terrible people.
	So I don't know what you wanted them to do in the heat of the moment.
	Second of all, if you're concerned about what's going to happen in the future with this person and her not white boyfriend, my advice, and this is something that I've had to consider myself in my own family within my own family, is you don't, you don't go.
	Like they're not invited to your stuff and you don't go to their stuff.
	And frankly, there's no other way to put it.
	You don't want to show your children that race mixing is acceptable.
	You don't want them to go to the wedding where it happens.
	You don't want them to go to the anniversary party or the baby shower or whatever.
	You just say, I'm sorry.
	I apologize.
	I don't agree with what's going on here.
	And we will be there.
	Is that cutting off his nose to spite his face, though?
	You know, they're isolating themselves from the family just because of their disapproval of this poor decision.
	I, I, I, that's certainly an option.
	That's the easiest option, right?
	It's like, I don't like this.
	I don't agree with it.
	I'm not going to anything that they're at.
	But that's not always like, what are you not going to go to a funeral?
	You're not going to go to Christmas.
	Literally, I'm not.
	Literally, I'm not going to be there.
	When my aunt Erin dies, like, I'm not going to, I'm going to laugh.
	And I'm not going to necessarily celebrate it, but I'm not going to feel bad.
	Like, it sucks to be you, homie.
	That's what you get for being a dumb.
	Bad word.
	I know this about.
	I don't feel bad, but yeah.
	Well, she, she sucks.
	Sorry, you know, you don't have to go into details.
	Well, she's so a part of my family has disowned me, right?
	They're the only ones that have shown any modicum of concern with politics and whatever.
	These are people who I've heard every single one of these people say the N-word and talk about, you know, whatever.
	And, but because the point of contention is that an article was written about us.
	That's the point of contention.
	Literally, a text message.
	Do you know how bad this reflects on the family?
	Yeah.
	Oh, yes.
	I'm really upset about your feelings about that article, Auntie.
	Right, right, right.
	Like this article that six months later.
	Yeah, this article that I didn't ask to be written that took you almost eight months to find out about is a really big deal.
	Like people are really concerned about it.
	You who doesn't even have the same last name as me, you're just really going to suffer because this article was written, right?
	And so my advice is literally, and again, you're going to have to bleed this, but like, who cares?
	Literally, who cares?
	I do not miss them.
	I do not feel bad about it because I know that I am morally right.
	I know that I've done nothing wrong.
	And like, it does suck to have part of your life removed or the fat putaway, however you want to word it.
	But at the end of the day, I don't lose any sleep over it.
	I don't feel bad about it.
	And it does not affect my beliefs at all.
	He can make a decision, though.
	He can't necessarily like tell, he can't order his wife, you are not going to your family things anymore because of your sister's Asian husband.
	I mean, I guess he could try, he could try, but like, yeah, I don't, yeah.
	But, but, well, this is, and, and I, I don't want to be a jerk about this, but this is another thing, another point that I want to make is why it is important that your wife is red-pilled and not just following along your lead.
	Your wife has to believe it ideologically.
	She has to believe it literally.
	Like, she, she can't just be like, oh, baby, I agree with you.
	And then it's like, oh, wait, my sister is marrying.
	Absolutely.
	I love Xi Jinping.
	Yeah.
	You know, that's not, that's, that's why it doesn't work.
	And this is why I say all the time that your women have to understand the world that we live in and they have to agree with you.
	It is not enough for them to just be like, okay, babe, yeah, that's fine.
	Because when things like this happen, then you get, oh, it's fine for our kids to have Hopa cousins.
	It's fine for our kids to go to the Hopa wedding.
	And it's not.
	It's just not.
	And that's.
	She's spending the most time with the kids.
	Now, that's contrary, Allison.
	We've, we've been pretty like consistent on the show that it's not the most important thing that you're, well, certainly not the like the girl that you're dating doesn't have to be based and red-pilled off the bat.
	But you, I mean, maybe not on this show, but the consensus in the cause, I think, is to view wives as they don't need to be radicalized or red-pilled as long as they're solid.
	But you're saying that it's really important.
	That's okay.
	I mean, that's maybe you're right.
	I don't know, but yeah.
	I am right.
	They do need to be red-pilled.
	They do need to understand from a moral perspective what we're doing here.
	And they need to understand literally and also spiritually what is going on.
	It's not enough to just have a wife that is like, okay, babe, yeah, whatever.
	Because what happens when her sister questions her worldview or her mother or the lady that is in an office next door to her?
	That is all that it takes to waiver a woman's conviction.
	And that's not enough.
	She has to understand this ideologically.
	Women are not just vehicles to produce children.
	Women raise your children.
	So your women are bringing your children up and they're meant to be the next generation of white nationalists.
	And, you know, it doesn't matter if she's red-pilled or not.
	I'm sorry, but it does.
	Yeah, I agree with you in spirit, but I can hear the audience saying, bro, my wife is just not like Allison.
	Like, it's not going to happen.
	Like, I'd be pissing up a rope.
	And I think that's true.
	She could be a good woman.
	Why are you failing as a man?
	So, so this, this is basically what we get to.
	Dudes are like, I don't want a wife that is smart.
	Right.
	Literally, the joke is like retard wife, hard wife nationalism.
	And most people are familiar with it.
	It's like, okay, so if just smiling and in the kitchen making sandwiches.
	Yep.
	Right.
	So if your wife is stupid and she's like, I'm barefoot and pregnant too, but I'm still woke.
	Shut up, nigger.
	If your wife is a dumb, obedient woman straight out of like the idealistic 1950s, then why doesn't she believe everything that you believe?
	Why is she able to be so easily swayed by others?
	If she is truly as dedicated to you as you claim or as you desire, then she should be willing to say, no, sister, it is disgusting that you are dating that black fella.
	And regardless of what you say, I believe that because that's what my husband told me.
	But instead, it's like, oh, well, my sister's dating this black fella and that's okay because he's really nice.
	So are you really winning here?
	Is your wife as obedient and stupid as you?
	Are you winning, son?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Are you winning so much?
	No, son.
	You just got kicked from the lobby because you suck.
	If he were black, it would be a lot easier.
	Sam, we haven't heard from you on this one.
	Sorry, go ahead.
	Michael.
	Well, it's tough in that this is his wife's relation and not his own.
	So he can only exercise so much decision here, I think, because being that it's her sister, this may come into having an effect with her relationship with her mother.
	And she even if she is 100% understands our point of view, she might not want to damage the relationship with her mother by cutting off her sister.
	So that I can understand.
	One, one observation on this, it's very sad commentary on this country that literally all of us are affected by this in some way or another.
	And that should be sobering in and of itself.
	It's not like this is just one story that we hear about and nobody knows about firsthand.
	We all have these interracial, disgusting relationships in our families.
	And for myself, in the case, there were two such instances where I just cut the people off directly.
	And that's it.
	That's the end of it, as far as I'm concerned.
	That was easy and it was the right thing to do.
	But in another situation, the relationship was much closer to somebody else.
	And I did not have the freedom to completely cut that person off.
	And believe me, it would have been done if situations were different.
	But so sometimes you cannot cut that person off and cut them out of your life.
	If you can, you should.
	And that's my advice 100%.
	But if you can't, you need to talk about it with your family and especially explain it to your kids.
	As much as we want to shield our children from seeing interracial couples, we're not going to be able, even if we kick our family members out of our lives, we are going to come into contact with this in our society in just in society or in TV or other ways that you encounter people.
	So, your children are going to have to hear about it anyways.
	You can't prevent them from ever seeing an interracial couple, but you can prevent them from going to Uncle Mark's wedding to an African woman or an Asian woman or whatever.
	And that, I believe, is way more beneficial than just trying to cut out like any sort of race mixing that they might see in their lives because it is way more influential to see like your favorite uncle or like your grandpapa or or whatever it is in your family that is getting together with a non-white.
	Like to see that as a child is is much more impression making impressionable than it is to just see it on TV in an old Navy commercial or whatever it is.
	And here's something that I just thought about.
	So one of my family members is a lesbian drug addict who is in and out of jail.
	She's currently in jail, right?
	And she is the only other family member in this particular part of the family to produce a child, but nobody has seen this child in at least a decade.
	So do I feel bad that that part of the family wants to invite this person to Christmas and not me?
	Absolutely not at all.
	Because I don't want my children exposed to that anyways.
	So would I even go if I was invited?
	Sure.
	Maybe not.
	Probably not.
	I'd actually rather spend the time at home with my family.
	Yeah.
	Wholesome TV and talking to friends and replacement family, basically.
	This move, I've gotten more family members out of this movement than my grandfather could have ever even hoped to imagine to produce.
	That's right.
	Yeah.
	When I tell stories about like this friend, that friend, this country, that country, my parents are like, are you making this up?
	I'm like, no, I'm dead serious, looking you in the eye.
	I have to add, this happened to me.
	One side of my family.
	Literally, oh, Michael, you guys are traveling another 12 hours away.
	I can't, why are you traveling every weekend?
	How many people do you know?
	It's like, I know more people you could ever hope to believe that.
	And they've done more for me than you could ever even hope to do for me.
	Yep, exactly.
	That's why, that's why I don't want to hear we don't have any help.
	I don't want to hear any friends.
	We don't have anyone around us because you do.
	You frankly, you do.
	You have to seek them out and you have to put yourself inside of this community because it doesn't matter if the SPLC writes an article about you and your wife and what you do on the internet, whatever.
	These people will still be here for you.
	If that's not about us, obviously.
	And we say to them, Have you ever heard of the SPLC?
	And they say, uh, no, but still, uh, forget you.
	And it's like, okay, thanks for that vote of confidence that you have in my 25 years of friendship.
	But the difference is that to have people that are us that love you and respect you and will keep you no matter what.
	Like, it doesn't matter what your family does or what.
	That's right.
	You know, like our family is not the people that are blood related to us because we've been cut off from them.
	And our family lies within the community of white nationalists.
	This is our real family in many ways.
	And the love we have for each other is very genuine and real.
	Let me tell Bea, who was the question asker, this happened to me for the longest time, for the first 30 years of my life on the bigger side of the family, completely all white affairs, grandma, grandpa, aunts, uncles, cousins, whatever.
	Then one Thanksgiving, one relative brings a Central American, we'll say, to the thing.
	And they eventually got, I was not pleased at all.
	I thought, ah, here we go.
	Of course, whatever year it was, it's over.
	Inevitably, the societal rot and the invasion creeps in.
	But I didn't stop going to all family events because of the one Central American who might or might not be in attendance because I made the calculation that it was more important for the kids to have exposure to their aunts, uncles, grandma, grandpa, cousins, extended cousins, et cetera, even though there might be this one person who is not of our race that I don't particularly approve of, right?
	Call me a cuck, but it was not enough to say, I will not go to any family event ever again that she is present at, right?
	Yeah, no, that assessment is.
	Smile, that stupid smile and like, yeah, not gonna be like, oh, how lovely, you know, nice to see you, butches, gracious, you know, of course not.
	You know, it's like I was kind of cold, but not mean to her.
	But you have to make that calculation.
	So like, if this guy wants to stay home and like make his, put his foot down that way, if he wants to cut down on the number of events that he goes to, or if he wants to say, no, absolutely, I put, we're not going to anything that they're at.
	That's, that's a hard line.
	I'm not 100% sure that that's the way to go.
	I think that if he withdraws and stops going to these family events and she continues to go, he lost.
	Right.
	He lost.
	Absolutely.
	He needs, he needs to strike the balance personally, but in a larger sense.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	He needs to strike.
	He needs to explain his politics better and try to get her on board ideologically while at the same time continuing to go to events, maybe try to lessen it and step away a little bit while you do this and explain to her like why this really is wrong and is a big deal because then through her, the parents will be more easily reached.
	You know, his inroads with the parents will only go so far compared to the daughter.
	And so, you know, you have to be smart about how you approach this, but just cutting them off and like spurging out about it is only going to make the situation worse.
	Well, also, if you are forced because of circumstances to have to be around these people, then you can do what I do, which is let it all hang out, baby.
	Right.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	You're going to be the guy that doesn't get invited.
	Yeah, maybe they won't invite you, but, you know, probably Sam goes in his birthday suit to every family event.
	I mean, really, it's just, I don't know.
	I don't, I don't want people to lose their families.
	I don't want people to cut them off.
	I just want people to understand that you must be red-pilled.
	You must understand the situations that you're being faced with.
	And you must raise your children accordingly.
	I'm not saying that you can never see your sister again because she married a chink.
	Like, that's not the thing.
	It might be a zipper head.
	It might be a gook.
	You know what I mean?
	Don't hate other people, it's just that.
	I mean, I hate Jews.
	You can't teach your children that it's fine.
	I would never in my life to an interracial marriage, even if it was my own sister.
	Certainly not.
	Yeah, no, never, never, never, never.
	That's a beautiful thing.
	Is it like, I don't have to worry that no matter what happens, I don't have to worry about my wife accepting her siblings dating or marrying the darkest Negro that you have ever seen.
	Because I don't have it.
	That's not true.
	I mean, I do, I do, but they're very young.
	They're very young.
	And I'll be dead by the time they care.
	That's not true.
	Well, and you can also inoculate your kids to this stuff in advance to the point where they're not going to be seeing Aunt Jemima with the Ching Chang.
	This is something that we actually do.
	Ricky's dating Aunt Jemima.
	What in any school, my 12-year-old son?
	Thank you for the commentary.
	Charlotte Chan.
	Before our docs came out, before we got disowned from whatever family member, some of them told us straight up that we were done.
	We were never coming back.
	And some of them just didn't say anything at all.
	And we just haven't heard from them in two and a half years.
	Take your picture.
	But during that time, we had the discussion.
	What are we going to do when we get an invitation to this marriage that is interracial?
	Because he does have some cousins that are doing the thing.
	That's the easiest question on this show.
	And I said, we won't go.
	We simply won't.
	And it's not anything.
	Oh, Anthony was dating that Dr. Negro at the time.
	Yes, we did break up.
	However, at the time, we said, what are we going to do?
	Like, these people are all a marriageable age.
	So when we get the wedding invitation, how do you decline friendly?
	It wasn't like we had the excuse of living five states away anymore because we didn't.
	We moved back home because I was double pregnant.
	A lot of doubts.
	Rollo says Dr. Nigger sounds like a show I would watch.
	Hi, Jesse.
	I hate that nigger that you're dating.
	You're disgusting.
	Just cut out the last like seven minutes.
	Anyway, we'll keep in the doctor N-word.
	Sorry.
	Yeah, I mean, listen, you're Dr. Nigger to you.
	Excuse me.
	I prefer my full name, sir.
	You are not going to interracial marriage ceremonies, no matter how much you care about your family.
	Sorry, if you have to claim a hangnail and be a pussy about it, or you just only if it's between a Nordid and a Germanic.
	I won't attend any Mediterranean weddings.
	Hey, Rolo, you've been quiet.
	Do you have any words of wisdom there?
	I mean, you have no living relatives and live in a shack in the woods, but certainly you have something to say.
	No, no, I'm still laughing at Dr. Nigger.
	It's going to be a great show.
	All right, well, we'll put a trailer together for it, maybe.
	Maybe a pilot.
	We'll get Smasher to be the doctor.
	All right.
	Fam, we got to take a break.
	God, we're going long again.
	Hour and 10 minutes.
	All right.
	Since we have the lovely Allison with us and we discussed a little more personal stuff, I'm putting on one that's a little softer than last show.
	I've loved the song for years.
	I imagine that Sam might like to light some candles and possibly listen to this one in the bedroom.
	But anyway, it's called Change of Heart by El Pero Del Mar, which I believe means the bird of the sea.
	But anyway, it's a sultry, smooth song.
	Enjoy, we'll be right back.
	We got more audience questions, more stuff.
	Don't go anywhere.
	You're yours in my ear.
	Carry me back home.
	Wishing you'd consider a change of heart.
	But all of us did a star.
	Let's go.
	Been dreaming for so long.
	Searching for a witness or means to carry on.
	Sweet talk of ours for things we're gonna do.
	And sometimes I lose back of my heart.
	There's good news.
	And welcome back to Full House 114.
	Yes, we do like that numerology.
	Delighted to have a surprise last-minute Mrs. Smasher on the show with us.
	Really genuinely good to have a fiery female voice.
	I'm still okay with saying female voice.
	I hated when they started to force people to say woman voice, woman voices.
	Yeah, no, it was male and female.
	Nothing wrong with using that.
	And I hope you enjoyed that song too.
	I remember driving and listening to that and thinking, man, this one's pretty slick.
	Anyway, doesn't matter.
	We have overdue New White Life from Missing It last week.
	Apologies to our new parents, whether it's the first time or the 10th time.
	So here we go.
	First up, we will give top billing to our special guests on the show next week.
	That's right.
	Sam and Laura announced publicly and with a beautiful photo on Telegram with those genuine, unique, million-dollar priceless.
	They're not million-dollar smiles.
	They're priceless smiles when they had their first in the hospital and they didn't have masks on.
	So we will ask them how the hell it was giving birth in the UK amidst their madness, which puts ours to shame.
	I don't know if they did home birth or look like they were at a hospital, but congratulations, Sam and Laura.
	And yeah, that was the reason that we couldn't get him on before the new year.
	They're like, let us have baby first and then, well, let us have all baby.
	I'm not even going to try to do an accent.
	I'm terrible at that.
	Anyway, congratulations, guys.
	Goy George, if you remember him, the man with the best moniker in the business, sent us a wonderful photo with a brief story.
	His baby came fairly early, a few weeks at least, I want to say over a month.
	Unexpected, sort of like, it's go time.
	She weighed in just over four pounds, but looked healthy and beautiful and even chubby, which was so nice to see and such a good reminder to new parents anxious about possibly having a premi.
	I don't even know what the cutoff is for pre-mie.
	But anyway, Goy George's beautiful baby girl arrived early and she looked healthy and normal and natural and we're over the moon for Mr. and Mrs. Goy George.
	Way to go.
	Wish you guys many more.
	Also to TH and his wife, they sent a lovely pic of a new baby girl doing that first look up at her mom with those eyes that are still, you know, sometimes they put the little Vaseline on them.
	They're a little bit glazed and confused what's going on.
	But what makes you feel happier than seeing a baby look up at his or her mama for the first time?
	And I acronaut or I gave him initials there, TH.
	I hope that's okay.
	I didn't really check, but I wanted to play it safe.
	Congratulations.
	Beautiful photo.
	Thank you for that.
	His real name is Kikeslam, Mr. Kikeslammer to you, Smasher.
	Also, we got where the Dean and his wife have their first on the way.
	Uh, I checked with my wife that it was okay to share that.
	I think there's I think that's that's safe, but way to go, guys.
	Congratulations.
	Don't know if they were trying for a long time or if that was a surprise, uh, but they got one in the oven and they will make wonderful parents, no doubt.
	Unlike all those previous new parents we just congratulated.
	And finally, Captain Tightpants himself wrote in to say, Hello, fam.
	Just wanted to share a quick message, let you know that my wife and I will be having a baby girl in the spring of 2021.
	I've mentioned it once or twice briefly, but never as an official announcement.
	So now you know, we did have 2022.
	Uh, entry, yeah, well, he messed up, not me.
	He wrote 2021.
	That's okay.
	He's got a baby on the way, Sam.
	Pedant.
	Anyway, he says, We did have a miscarriage earlier this year when she was around eight to nine weeks along.
	I have my suspicions that coming off birth control and trying immediately afterwards had something to do with it.
	So we're especially happy that we've been able to make it to 21 weeks without issue and praying for the rest to go normal as well.
	My sister-in-law had a daughter earlier this year, as did my brother and his wife.
	And my sister had a son.
	Plenty of new white life coming from my neck of the woods.
	Thanks for all you guys do, Captain Tightpants.
	Captain Tight Pants, thanks for everything that you do in terms of being a great guy, a new dad to be, and a friend of the show, too.
	Seriously, brother, thank you so much.
	Congratulations.
	I think that's it.
	If I missed you, fam, just send a quick note.
	I think I'm all the way caught up on all the emails and stuff.
	And again, sincere apologies for having to punt the most important segment of this show one week due to our Gabby Guts, high-tee, big-brained Ascot Bropel from last week.
	More steak.
	More steak.
	Eat more steak.
	Yes.
	And thank you, Smasher, for the artwork on the testosterone show.
	Full disclosure: for the artwork on this show, usually, not always, but I usually come up with a rough concept and send it to Smasher.
	Sometimes he dials it in with a simple glowing eyes and a skull mask.
	Sometimes he lets his animal creativity roam free.
	And it's always great when he does.
	So thank you.
	That was wonderful.
	Mark, where did you even find that?
	What was that?
	It was like, were those North Korean Nat socks or what?
	I don't even remember how I found it, but that took me like two hours to do to source all the images and get them together.
	You know, it took me like that's an example.
	I was like, just make a collage, right?
	Put it in Pixar and do like one, two, three, four, you know, all the little boxes or whatever.
	You're like, nah, nah, I'm doing it this way.
	Two hours away from your children.
	I'm going to make a collage.
	So I need a good like foundation for any good collage, like you need a good foundational image, unless you just put them up like stickers on a skateboard or a bar or a street sign or whatever.
	And I was like, well, if I just like street sign this, it's not going to look good.
	So I was like, all right, collage, but I need a good foundational image to insert everything into.
	He is very dedicated.
	I'm sure he gets real, really into that.
	Yeah, that Photoshop.
	I forgot to tell you, Smasher, I did do the work the other night.
	I went through and saved as many.
	It was fairly painstaking.
	I literally had to scroll through every photo in my phone to find all of our show art that I could so that Rolo could put together a little montage of episode one to 114 or 113, whatever it'll be, and set it to music.
	So, because you know, it's really good stuff.
	Obviously, I do have all of the show art on my phone.
	Son of a gun.
	Would absolutely have to scroll through.
	Yeah, 10 000 images.
	Oh, you'd have to do the same thing too.
	So I, I actually yeah, I got most of them.
	There were like a couple weeks, maybe three or four total, where we didn't do show art because you were unavailable or it was just so easy to to throw up some other image.
	But anyway, we'll put that out just for fun.
	Uh, I think Rollo maybe has the technical competence to put together a slideshow and set music to, I don't know, the the well-endowed Asian waifu.
	Is that yours, Smasher?
	It is.
	In fact, I didn't know that.
	I forgot who posted that photo in the chat.
	All right anyway, it is in fact reuscrimary from a disgusting anime, but it was a good meme when I bought it.
	As always with this show on the break, or not, always often uh, heated or uh, energetic discussion during the break.
	That probably would have been great on mic.
	Uh, so we're gonna do the very difficult question we've been putting off right after this.
	But uh, Allison said, what the hell, i'll put words in your mouth.
	Uh, what the hell is wrong with all these men, with all these blue-pilled or wishy-washy or non-committal wives?
	Fair, fair question right, why?
	Yeah, you want.
	You want to change the world, you want to overthrow Jewish power and you don't have your own house in order.
	Get with it, man.
	Uh, and we sensible men here who are sensitive and see all sides of the issue had like a couple different pushbacks.
	But uh Sam, I like it.
	She raises a very valid point.
	But it is not quite so simple.
	As red pill wife uh yeah, you know, every everybody has a kind of a different psychological makeup.
	So you got to kind of meet that person where she is, and even not even your wife, but friends or people.
	You have to see what's important to them and then you've got to show them why this is important, to the things they see are important.
	And uh, I think there are different kinds of women.
	Not not every woman is capable of being as outspoken as she is.
	And uh, as men, we have to lead our women, and maybe that sounds a little grandiose or even arrogant, but i'm meaning it in the best possible way, which is we have to lead them and win them.
	We, we imagine when you were just first romancing your wife or your girlfriend and and what?
	What you did to to win her confidence and to win her love.
	We have to win our wives love over and over again all the time, and if you will put yourself out there like that the, the wife will follow you or she will respond to those things you you are giving her.
	Sure, and my, my point, and i'll summarize, and Allison will definitely uh, get you in here too.
	I don't, I don't want to like set this up to be difficult or whatever, but it's an important question is that uh, I separate it into like you have the, the physical relationship.
	You have the sort of nuts and bolts management relationship, you know, helping each other out Nuts and both really, These nuts.
	I'm not going to do the drum.
	But you know what I mean?
	Like, just like the day-to-day stuff.
	And then there's like the political.
	And I feel, and that is important, but I think a lot of guys, one, like, were not this way when they met their wife or even got married.
	So that wasn't part of the arrangement.
	And two, they're like, I already have enough, like, marriages are tough enough without adding national socialism or white nationalism into it.
	So I believe, if perhaps cowardly, but well-intentioned inclination of many men, and I think that I felt this myself early on in our marriage when I was going through the same process of getting bit by the vampire that so many people have was just that like I, that that is.
	It's not important for me to like make her as vehement about this stuff as I did and I and I as I say that that sounds short-sighted and weak.
	I agree uh, but at the same time it's also true that I think a lot of women and we're gonna hear in the next question what happens to a lot of marriages when men get involved a lot of times they do go south and the woman just doesn't want any part of it and just wants her normal safe, non-ranting and raving.
	Uh, J woke hubby back.
	Uh Smasher, anything you want to chime in there before we let Allison knock this out of the park?
	I'm willing to agree that like they don't have to be completely ideological goose stepping, you know, where you are, but they need to be aware of it and they need to completely wholeheartedly ideologically agree with you.
	And so what I think it comes down to is like men should be educated in politics.
	Women don't need to be educated in politics, but they do need to be ideological in step with you, if that makes sense.
	You know they don't need to be able to make the arguments uh as as articulately or whatever.
	They need to understand the part of it.
	We do we yeah, we do the, we do the autistic dog bombs into politics and the history, etc.
	Women don't need to do that, but they need to agree with the ideology 100.
	So they need to be as ideological as you are, but they don't need to be as autistic about some of the finer details and history of it.
	And some will get it 100 and jump right into the pool with you.
	Others will be like yeah, I get it, but I don't really care that much.
	And then others will recoil, you know, with a cross before the vampire.
	Uh, your mileage may vary.
	Allison is one of those I beat my wife over the head with metaphorically.
	Metaphorically uh I, yes.
	So I beat her over the head with the jq whenever I decided that it was like real, because i'd known about it for a long time, because of fortune and whatever, like i've talked about on the show before uh, but you know, that moment that I finally like really accepted it.
	That was the only thing that was kind of.
	The next step for us Was the JQ, because well, well, so when we started dating in high school, she would not say the N-word.
	And I finally got her to say the N-word, and I literally like danced down the hallway excited.
	Like I was Tom Bomb.
	It was better than the birth of your first child, wife's first N-word.
	I was only 17.
	Yeah.
	And so by the time like the JQ and stuff started to be seriously considered, that was the only stepping stone left.
	I mean, race, you know, we were like racist, but we weren't like super aware about HBD and all the different nuances, but racism was like an easy step and getting into racialism was an easy step from where we were.
	And I, you know, figuratively beat her over the head with the JQ to the point where I was like, every time something happened in the news cycle or in the media or whatever it may be, I would send her the article and be like, so these like, this person is a Jew or these seven people are Jew.
	The man.
	You did the work.
	Yeah, you literally held the course.
	Yeah.
	He would send me the thing and then I would be like, well, is this the Jew?
	And I would Google it and it would be like, yes, it was.
	So when people ask me my red pill story and I say it was unironically facts and logic, like I don't mean to be like a cuck and a weirdo.
	Like it really was.
	Like my red pill story was a matter of Googling the things that happened and being too many coincidences.
	Yeah.
	He's correct.
	And Rolo said during the break too that his biggest like anxiety about locking one down is whether he's gonna, you know, is she already going to be there or is she going to be a wonderful woman that he then has to put that on his stack of things to do.
	I understand about women is it's not if you have a woman that loves you and respects you and she already wants to follow you and you tell her like this, I have been red pilled since we've been together and this thing has happened, Google it, look it up.
	She will and she will look it up.
	Well, it's I had no, I had no qualms about barraging my wife with information about Jews.
	You know, like I was confident that like no matter what I believed and how crazy or outlandish it seemed, if I say this to her in earnest and in a, you know, a respectful way, like I'm not just like, hey, you dumb bitch, you need to fucking listen to me about these goddamn kikes right now.
	Like, you know, I was just like, hey, look, look at what President Obama just did.
	And guess what?
	That's a Jew.
	Well, that's what it was, though.
	Right.
	It was my own, like, him, him providing me the information and then my own intuitive ability to read into these things and say, oh, oh, wow, like that really is.
	Well, because you, you respected me, respect me.
	I still do.
	At the time, you respected me.
	I was 19.
	You knew that I wasn't just saying random BS to you.
	You know, you were like, okay, so he sent this to me.
	So he really like thinks that there's some validity here.
	Let me check and see if there's some validity here.
	And then we can have a conversation about it whenever he gets home from work or whatever.
	And the conversation ended up being that we just agreed that it's Jews.
	Well, yeah.
	And so you have to have a woman that respects you and is willing to talk to you about these types of things because you can't red pill them if they're not willing to talk to you or consider your point of view if they don't respect you.
	I mean, you really shouldn't be in a relationship with somebody that doesn't respect you.
	But some people are into that.
	Devil's advocate, real quick.
	I mean, you marry a woman based on looks and your camaraderie and your ability to fit together well and have the same, like have fun together.
	And then this often comes later and not every woman is going to be like interested.
	Like, I don't, I'm not political.
	Like, it's not important to me.
	I mean, Allison, you're a little bit of a an exception to the rule.
	It's not important to you.
	And if you respect me as your husband, you should either agree with me or at least engage in this with me as your husband.
	If you actually respect me.
	Well, no, I understand that I am a bit of a unicorn where it comes to politics and ideology.
	But something that I want to say is that if you are a person that is red-pilled, you already agree with all the talking points and you're married or you are about to be married and your wife doesn't agree.
	Who do you think is going to raise your children?
	Is it going to be your normie wife that watches?
	Not going to raise your kids.
	Your normie wife that watches the office and True Blood that sends your children.
	The office is a terrible.
	That was funny.
	Oh, my Lenta, y'all.
	Those three shows suck.
	And if you like them, you should feel bad.
	I have never seen a single episode.
	Let's not derail.
	Yeah, point, point taken.
	Is it going to be your wife that watches the office and sex in the city and she sends your kids to public school without any discretion on the curriculum that they consume?
	Or is it going to be a woman that is woke to what we believe?
	I mean, like, I don't want to say that every woman is going to be a die-hard, ideological, Natza like I am.
	That's unrealistic.
	And I understand that that is a thing.
	But on the other hand, like, you cannot live a double life.
	Like, you, you are a man.
	You are married to a woman that is birthing children and raising children in said life of conversation.
	At what point are you going to have to lay down the law and be like, I am the father.
	This is what I believe.
	And, you know, if your wife is not on board, that's not going to be a very nice conversation.
	And your children are going to be the ones that suffer.
	And from a man's perspective, they're like, well, I could rock the boat with this conversation, or I could just keep it under wraps and have my little secret Twitter account and meet up with my home.
	Or I would like to say that that's actually an important point.
	We all are chuckling about it because she's so earnest in her statements.
	But for women to have other women to talk to and have feedback and all that is incredibly important.
	We men, we feel like we can stand alone against the world in a lot of ways, but women really do need each other and they need that kind of reassurance.
	Yeah, reassurance and all that.
	So that is actually a very important thing.
	If there's somebody like Allison out there that you can have your wife around to kind of make her first of all feel like camaraderie with being around women and talking about things, but then also kind of reaffirming this life view that we have.
	That is a great thing.
	A few shows ago, we were talking about this And how it's essentially a double life and how it's, quite frankly, it's probably worse than cheating because, like, if you cheat on your wife, it's like, okay, I can kind of get over you just like committing some physical sin against me, and we can move on from there.
	If you are committing this like ideological core of your person infraction against your relationship, like that's something that a lot of people can't reconcile.
	And it's something that can be reconciled if you talk about it openly.
	But if they find out because you're sneaking out and doing these things and it feels like you're cheating, but actually you're just hanging out with Nazis.
	That's going to be a lot harder to reconcile than you just being like, hey, look, I'm a Nazi and we need to talk about this.
	And, you know, I stand by that.
	I've always said that, and I will say that for the rest of my life.
	That, like, you need to be honest.
	Like, why are you not being honest?
	And this is, this may be something that is an issue with people that are online, particularly like the extremely online types that want to talk about, like, I'm a strong-based individual and I'm going to lead my wife.
	And then it's like, so if you are going to lead your wife, then why isn't your wife red-pilled?
	And the excuse is always like, well, she doesn't need to be this, that, the other.
	And for me, I've never liked that.
	You know, for me, it's always been like, okay, it is acceptable to me that your wife is largely apolitical.
	But if she is entirely apolitical, doesn't agree with you at all, then she is going to trend towards the societal norm because that is how women work.
	They trend towards the societal norm.
	So what you have to do is you have to build them a new norm.
	You have to be the norm in their life to help guide them towards racialism and anti-Semitism, traditionalism, etc.
	And you have to do your very best to provide them with other women that also agree with that or have husbands that are guiding them in this way.
	And that's a lot of hard work, too.
	It is a lot of hard work.
	But is the future of your children not worth it?
	If you were like, hey, look, you can live a very easy life if you never say any of this to your wife at home.
	Your kids are going to marry blacks.
	Or, hey, dude, you're going to lose some sleep over this.
	There's going to be some fights in your relationship.
	You're going to be tired because you're going to think about this and do the work to do the research and this, that, and the other.
	But your children are going to respect you.
	You are going to have a beautiful family with lots of children and forever cemented the fact that your line is secure in the way that it is supposed to be naturally.
	It's like, you know, I'll take the hard work every time.
	I feel like physically, like I'm physically drawn to that.
	Like the idea that you could excuse your wife and your lineage from your political.
	I don't, in my opinion, knowledge, just knowledge.
	If you can't get your wife to say the N-word, your kids are going to be black.
	And that's just what it is, bro.
	Listen, in my opinion, this is not politics.
	And this is what I say to women that come to me.
	This is what I say to men whose wives come to me or who have questions about their wives.
	This is not politics.
	My children aren't political.
	This is survival.
	I don't love my politics or I don't love my kids because of politics.
	I don't enjoy the fact that I have a beautiful little son smiling at me right now because of politics, because I hate Jews.
	Like, I mean, that's the thing.
	Like, this is not, I don't love my children and their race and their in and our history because of politics.
	That's not what it is.
	So it's a moral issue, really.
	It's it's moral and it's spiritual to me.
	Yeah.
	And that's that is part of like what I want to foster in women.
	I want women to know that there is a place for them to come to believe in their race, to believe in this spiritual aspect of everything that has led them to be who they are.
	And it's never been easier than right now, as opposed to even five or seven or 10 years ago.
	You have a bounty of evidence and news stories and atrocities and the everyday Telegram channel to use to your advantage.
	You don't have to rant and rave.
	Don't get heated.
	Just be like, look, open your eyes.
	Since getting involved with dissident white nationalist politics, at various points, Allison has told me that she hated being a part of the movement and it has been tough.
	And, you know, all of these very negative things.
	And that hasn't been.
	Sam is in it.
	One of the worst parts.
	Yeah.
	She has not said that in a long, long time.
	And when she used to say that, that was very much part of like the building phase.
	Alt-right was still a very common term.
	Like, and that's not throwing shade at anybody.
	It's not, I'm not throwing shade at Richard.
	It's just growing pains of a dissident movement, no matter where you are in the world.
	Like, that's just how that's human nature and life.
	It's human nature.
	You know, I'm sure it was really hard for the first people that decided that they wanted to do farming.
	Like the women were probably like, this sucks, bro.
	There's oxen 100 miles that way.
	Like, why don't we just keep doing the pneumatic thing?
	Right.
	So I'm not, I'm not trash talking anybody when I say that, but it was during very much so of the alt-right phase of the white nationalist movement where we didn't have the networks built that we have now.
	We didn't have the connections, not even personally, but just organizationally.
	We didn't have the support networks that we have now.
	There are more people coming into this thing all of the time that make it every single time a new body comes into our thing that is a genuine person.
	Like it gets easier for everybody else.
	Amen.
	There's more evidence than ever.
	Our bonds are stronger than ever and the repression and the oppression is as strong as ever too.
	If I can be on this show and leave anything with the listeners, if you have a wife that is on the fence, if you have a wife that is like not even like remotely concerned with what we're doing, please send her my information.
	I would love to talk with her and I would love to help her get to where you are because being on the same page politically and spiritually and ideologically is going to do nothing but help your relationship.
	So if you're one of those dudes that living a double life where you're like, I'm a Nazi on the internet, but like my wife is a liberal and she does this or that, like please get with her, just discuss with her what the issues are and like introduce her to the people that are on her side that are fighting for her life and the life of her children because we're here and we are ready for you.
	For just 25 a day, you can help support the red billing of white women all across the nation.
	All right.
	Let's let's undo all of that good conversation and then get to this question here, which shows the hazards and the perils of these conversations on the ground.
	Here we go.
	No attribution on this one.
	I'm writing this the morning after having my head stapled back together.
	My wife smashed a glass into my head after a heated argument stemming from my involvement in the white nationalist cause.
	I still deeply and wholeheartedly love my wife.
	I know how hurt and sad she is about what just happened.
	This is the first time we actually, quote unquote, harmed one another.
	We've been dating for 10 years, and I finally nutted up and married her a year ago.
	I met every word of my vows to my wife and fully swore them to God as well.
	She's still my best friend, and I know that she just wants our relationship to work, and she views my participation in our circles as threatening towards our life together.
	I don't fault her for a second.
	She's a good woman and also my only chance at a somewhat quote-unquote normal life.
	She desperately wants my children.
	She wants to homeschool them together.
	And up until recently, the only way to describe her was the warmest and kindest person I had ever met.
	I want to be the daddy to her children and her loving partner for the rest of our lives.
	We've tried for a child for more than a year with not even a hint of luck.
	This has put a lot of strain on our relationship.
	The whole time we've been together, she's known me to always be in search of the truth, and she's watched me go down many rabbit holes.
	Over the past year or two, she watched me finally stumble upon the JQ in white nationalist politics.
	She's watched me transition from a warm young man with no real compass in life to a guy who's desperately trying to pull up from a nosedive on a plane full of sleeping people.
	She handled all of that fairly fine until I made the leap to meeting other like-minded men.
	I tried many, capitalized many times to articulate why I need to be involved.
	Virtually every conversation ends in an argument.
	I've explained how I want nothing more than a comfy, conflict-free life together, but that there is an urgent issue that needs to be addressed.
	I told her, unfortunately, my desire for a comfy life takes a back seat to what is needed of me.
	She sees that as me picking the struggle over a life with her.
	Common refrain.
	I repeatedly explain that I am choosing both, but she can't have that.
	I desperately want to give myself to the cause and my brothers, but because of my conflict at home, I feel that I can also only half-ass my participation in the movement to begin with.
	I don't want to dishonor myself by shirking duty to our people and my new brothers.
	I'm reaching out to you guys in the chance that perhaps you face similar conflicts and hardships while also understanding the baggage that comes with the WN territory.
	I feel like I'm responsible for turning a kind and warm person into a violent and depressed one.
	I desperately want to just forgive her and move on and hope this was a threshold we never cross again.
	On the other hand, it's happened once, so it can happen again.
	And I don't want to subject myself to mistreatment that I do not deserve.
	What do I do from a brother in the struggle?
	Well, first of all, first of all, you don't let your wife break a glass over your head.
	Like, I'm sorry.
	One time we were fighting and she tried to hit me with a wine bottle.
	I missed.
	She did not miss.
	I caught her arm, right?
	Because I'm a dude.
	Don't touch the mic.
	You are literally, you reach for it.
	I touched your biceps.
	Stay on target.
	Stay on target.
	Come on.
	Like, just don't let your wife beat you up, bro.
	Like, that Sounds stupid and shallow, but like literally, don't let your wife beat you up because that is some stuff that is going to make you look like you're not in charge.
	And if you don't look like you're in charge, she is literally going to not listen to you the same way.
	Who knows?
	Maybe they were drinking and she snuck wood in there.
	But point to be fair, I've done it except a yingling bottle.
	No, but the yingling bottle, you threw it and it hit the ground.
	Like it was not this is, I feel closely to this.
	Because you're abusive.
	Oh, shit the hell.
	Come on.
	No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
	I have a lot of feelings about this.
	Let him go.
	What she, what, you know, a big issue is answer for your wife, please, Mike.
	Yeah, I will answer for her.
	No, she doesn't agree with you ideologically.
	And that's very, very clear.
	She isn't hostile to it because she's willing to stick with you while you go through this transformation.
	She sounds pretty hostile to it, bro.
	She does.
	She sounds pretty.
	She sounds hostile to IRL participation.
	She doesn't sound hostile to the idea of thinking these things because she didn't start hitting him with glass until he wanted to hang out with dudes in meat space.
	All right.
	So let's give her the benefit of the doubt.
	She's anxious that that's going to get him doxxed or fired or ruined their lives.
	Quote unquote ruined their lives.
	Yeah.
	And that's what I got out of this question.
	That is 100% what I got out of this question.
	And so to address that, one, you need to get her fully on board ideologically.
	Like I've talked about on previous shows, like myself and Allison both said on this show right now that you need to get her on board.
	She needs to be 100% on board.
	And from there, not only does she need to be on board, but you need to be talking to her about this.
	You need to, you know, this show, we on multiple, multiple, multiple episodes have talked about the benefits of getting involved in real life.
	The real benefits that New Year's, a bunch of people ended up with COVID, didn't want to hang out with anybody, would have spent New Year's alone.
	And then everybody was just like, you know what?
	Time with you is worth effort.
	Like time with people that have essentially replaced family are worth it.
	Just on the show, we talked about family that has cut us out, people that I haven't seen in three, four years at this point.
	And it's all fine because they have been replaced, more than replaced.
	They've done the movement has done more for me personally than my family has ever done for me.
	I'm not alone in that.
	You know, there are hundreds or thousands of people that can say the exact same thing.
	Look, Operation One.
	She's not going to believe it.
	She's not going to look at that.
	She's not going to believe or see those benefits down the road.
	All she sees is risk and hazard and hubbies spending time.
	I understand that's dangerous.
	Assuming that she needs that much from a female's perspective.
	I understand the fear of the risk and everything that comes with being a dissident.
	And this is why your female cannot be a normie.
	And I don't mean this in some kind of like in any kind of way that looks down on women that are not red-pilled.
	I'm saying that if your woman is not ideologically in step with you, the fear of what comes with being red-pilled, with being doxxed, with being disowned is going to outweigh every ideological principle that you could possibly even speak to her.
	As long as she is not red-pilled as well.
	I'm going to convince this woman that her life is over.
	So much worse.
	Your life is over if you don't believe these things.
	If you're not fighting, if you're not fighting for your future and for your children's future, your life is already over.
	And that's true.
	That is true whether you are a white nationalist or not.
	If you are not fighting for the future of your children, then your life is already over.
	No, but from a woman's perspective, she will never agree that these risks are worth it unless she agrees.
	She must agree first before she signs off on any of this.
	And for her to agree, you must present to her a logical and a cohesive argument for why you are correct and the mainstream media and whatever else is influencing her is incorrect.
	But he said, hold on, hold on.
	He says that he's tried this and it ends in an argument every time.
	I completely put myself in his feet, in his shoes, and I can see that happening.
	I know how it goes.
	We've been there earlier.
	Call her a little tartan Dutch oven her.
	Sam, we got to get me set this around when we got it.
	Sam, go ahead.
	Take your time because this, we got to help this guy out because it's dire straits there when he just come into the picture.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	He's, he's got to show her love and affection and he may be becoming radicalized, but as he goes through that transformation, he's got to continue to show her that he's the same guy that she fell in love with.
	So I think sometimes that gets lost.
	I've seen that with guys.
	They become very radical, very devoted to the movement in different ways.
	And I've even said to people, hey, make sure you show her you're the same guy that she fell in love with.
	You know, so that's one thing.
	The other thing is I'm going to give a little different perspective on this.
	And maybe for some women, this might be a little hard to hear, but think of the time in our grandfather's time and great-grandfather's time and the status that you had.
	The status that you had as a husband and a father, you know, back in times gone by, the station you held in life meant something.
	So I'm the husband.
	I'm the father of this house.
	And maybe I say to my wife, honey, I'm going out with the guys for a few hours.
	I'll be back later at 10 or whatever.
	See you later.
	Okay.
	So maybe this guy, if he would set the right tone with his wife, I'm going out with the guys.
	So he's going to going to come out and hang out with us, right?
	With our guys.
	And then he's going to come back and be the loving husband to her.
	This is a little bit of a counterpoint to what we were talking about with Allison before.
	Maybe the wife is not going to be exactly understanding the political points and everything like that.
	But if he sets the right tone as husband and father of the house, then kind of like what he says goes.
	And if he says he's going out with the boys, maybe it's, that's why I say think of our fathers and our grandfathers and great grandfathers.
	Maybe it's not even a political thing.
	Maybe I'm going out bowling or something like that.
	The thing is, like, I don't have to get my wife's permission to do that.
	She doesn't even need to know exactly.
	It's just, honey, I'll be back later.
	I'm going out with the boys.
	So that's the kind of respect and gravitas that we need to establish in our families, not only with our wives, but with our children, is that when we say something, that's it.
	We don't have to justify or explain it barely at all, if at all.
	And so I would say, yeah, I would say that's something that this guy should try to establish.
	And she might come along in time.
	I do agree that it's important for the husband and the wife to be of one mind as much as possible, but it may take place over time too.
	And so he can love her and she does not have to be, quote, on board, unquote.
	But he should start to establish this thing.
	And that's why I'm saying it this way.
	It's like a bigger problem.
	Even with us, guys like us that know things, right?
	Even so, we've grown up in this culture of beta males and demasculinated males and all that stuff.
	And to establish the right type of relationship in our homes and with our wives and everything, this takes some thought and takes some reflection and things like that.
	But this is, I think that's a little bit at the heart of this too.
	You don't have to justify, hey, I'm going out with the guys.
	See you later.
	You're not going off.
	Yeah.
	Think about how many millions upon millions of men down through the millennia said to their wives, possibly with a big brood of children on the farm or wherever they lived.
	I'm going off to join the fight.
	This is what I'm doing.
	I have to.
	This is my calling.
	And put that in perspective with explaining to your wife the way of the world.
	And I am now going to go have a cold one.
	Yes.
	I'm going to go have a cold one with some like-minded people.
	I'm not marching off to war.
	I am not going to storm the Bastille or the Capitol.
	I'm going to associate with like-minded men and I'm going to contribute to a cause that is extraordinarily important to me.
	No, I completely for all of that.
	You just said, I'm coming back.
	See you in a few hours.
	That's it.
	No, and here's the other thing, too, is that so many, myself included, you know, I'll share a little bit.
	When I was blue-pilled or like moderately aware of this stuff, certainly blue-pilled when we started dating and then like moderately aware when we got married.
	And I was one of those like goofy, hunky-dory, like, oh, I don't know, ask the boss, right?
	Like got off on the marriage with the typical male, like wife knows best.
	I'm just the jokey suburban dad here, right?
	Now, part of that, that's like kind of my nature, et cetera.
	But a lot of guys get off on the wrong foot in these relationships where they, this is that you, you can't just turn that on a dime and be like, oh, hello, honey.
	I now strongly believe in this and you, it's important for you to need to do this too.
	It entails risk and reputational risk.
	Our families might disown us.
	I might lose my job, but you know what?
	It's important and it's right.
	And the husband is right in that situation, but GD, that is a very difficult conversation to have.
	And it has to be handled with kid gloves and ideally over time.
	Yeah.
	Exactly.
	You got to work at this and be a man and be the leader.
	Lead your wife, which sounds a little arrogant.
	Lead her because you love her.
	Lead with love and show the way, and your wife and your children, they will follow.
	Well, I don't think it's arrogant.
	And I think it's a very important thing to do because some will hear it as arrogant.
	That's what I meant.
	Yeah, it's not arrogant.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I understand.
	I understand your point.
	I just mean that, like, when you have come to believe this and you want to get your wife and your family on board, like you, you just have to.
	Like, you cannot do this by yourself.
	You can't do this living a double life.
	You can't do this like with your children going to school with, you know, 40% non-white.
	Like, it's not just you.
	So, when it comes time for you to introduce this to your family, like you have to do it logically and you have to do it respectfully as well, because the bottom line is that your wife is giving up a lot.
	She's giving up her friends.
	She's probably giving up her family.
	She's definitely giving up her social status.
	But what she's gaining in return, in my opinion, is much greater than what she has lost.
	I have lost a lot in pursuit of the ideological Aryanism, if you want to call it that.
	But what I've gained is so much more.
	But you just have to make sure that what your wife is getting is better than what she's losing.
	And in order to do that, you have to be the man.
	You have to be there that's like, these are the people that we're going to instead, these are the people that are going to be there to give us money, to give us help, to give us child care.
	Like you have to be the ones that establish that community so that when your wife is faced with the decision of losing a potential babysitter or whoever it is that teaches her kids how to go to hockey class,
	whatever, like the things that you can't do as a normie when you have beliefs such as ours, like you have to be able to tell her that there is something that is waiting for you in return.
	And that thing is very important.
	And it's since we've been doxxed, we've lost a lot.
	Like we've lost most of both of our families.
	And I have to be honest with you, I don't miss them because what we've gotten in return is so much greater.
	Like the freedom to be who we are, to say what we think and to have the people that love us and believe in us.
	Yeah, think of all the greater sisters.
	We're tied by blood.
	Like what's blood?
	What is blood?
	Honestly.
	Allison, can I ask a serious question?
	We're all afraid of being demeaning to women.
	And I don't want to be that either because we don't do that on the show.
	But it sounds like it sounds, I mean, to me, to be devil's advocate, maybe it sounds like you're like, like women would relate to a spreadsheet calculation because that's what a man would do is be like, look, honey, this is happening.
	This is what I feel obligated to do.
	And here are the benefits.
	And they outweigh the drawbacks.
	I would be surprised if a lot of women are highly relatable to such an approach.
	This sort of like, you just need to understand the benefits outweigh the drawbacks or they're more important than the drawbacks.
	It seems like emotion and hurt feelings and fear would play more into this for most women than maybe it did for you or my wife or Sam's wife, et cetera.
	My opinion is that women will follow the ideological movement, politics, whatever that most benefits their children.
	So if you can present the case to your woman that your children are at great risk to openly normalization of pedophilia or or being replaced by Central Americans or being killed by Negroes in their own hometowns.
	You're right.
	I should quit hanging out with the fellas because it's really no big deal if somebody rapes my son.
	Good point.
	You should literally say that to her.
	But another thing that goes in line with what you were saying, Alan, is that, yeah, you're not going to convince women with an autistic spreadsheet.
	What you have to do is kind of do like what guys always do is get them to do one tiny thing.
	And then, you know, you take that inch and you go a mile.
	Be like, well, look, babe, let's just hang out with, you know, this guy and his family one time.
	Well, I mean, yeah, that's the thing.
	But like to get your wife's ideological on board, like she has to know that they're coming for your children.
	They simply are.
	And there is no way to get around it.
	Like they, the pedophilia is coming.
	The anti-white is coming.
	They're literally going to rape your kid unless you do something about it.
	You have to convince your woman that these things are happening.
	In fact, convince her.
	I mean, literal articles, like the threat to their children.
	Beat her over her metaphorical head with undisputable facts about kids getting raped and trafficked.
	I mean, we know that kids are getting raped more and more every day because the rate of homosexuality is increasing.
	Cry if you have to.
	We know no listeners to this show.
	Cry.
	Like, get emotional.
	I know this from having friends that have children that are about this age, but like mental illness is popular among normie teenagers right now.
	Like the more mental illnesses you have, like the cooler you are.
	And that is what's going on among your children in a public school setting.
	Even I'll even extend that beyond public school.
	If they're on the internet at all, this is what they're exposed to.
	Well, we know this is popular in college.
	You, we know, but you have to, you have to rein it in at some point and understand that this is not just politics.
	Like women, I agree.
	Women can, sorry, women can be buggered less to agree with politics.
	But you get a woman involved with the well-being of her children and her grandchildren and the game changes because it's not anymore about who's in office, who's making the decisions, who's saying that it's about your own children.
	And that's what we're facing right now.
	Because, I mean, my prediction is that in the next three years, we're going to start seeing mainstream psychologists putting out there that children are capable of consenting.
	That is my next prediction.
	And then before you know it, it's going to be illegal to press charges against somebody that has sex with your eight-year-old.
	And that's what we're up against.
	So you better be ready for it.
	They're already arguing against the idea of consent and talking about how consent is fake.
	They push the idea that for you to have sex with somebody else, they have to consent.
	And they're already fighting against that themselves because we know children can't consent and they want to have sex with kids.
	They've been normalizing the concept.
	Oh, well, just because you have these urges doesn't mean that they're wrong.
	So they're, yeah, they're, they're, they're sort of carpet bombing the uh the landing strip to be further you as a dude You as a dude, bro, can't have sex with a drunk girl when you yourself were also drunk and you were at the same party,
	but you as uh some weird um LGBTQ you can have sex with a kid that can't consent because that's a different like category of non-consenting where like as long as the child isn't drunk, they consented to sex.
	Like when they legalize when they legalized gay marriage, every single conservative said uh polygamy is next.
	That's the next domino to fall.
	And little did you sure?
	Yeah.
	No, oh I was a conservative whenever I do people being like oh, I mean, at least in the pages of the national review, it was political.
	I remember this for the race flip as well.
	No, I remember they're going to come for your kids.
	But if I had to say, if I had to say anything to the listeners, it is that your women are the vanguards of your children.
	So if your women are not on board with what you believe, then your children are not going to be either.
	So you either need to grow the balls to get your wives on your side, or you need to quit because your children are going to marry Negroes and be gay.
	If not else.
	If not elsewhere.
	It'll at least be among the living.
	Hey, that was a really good effort post from Evergreen the other day.
	Allison, was that you?
	Did you write that?
	I did write it.
	I figured that was you.
	Okay.
	Yeah, I would just say with this guy, what I wish could happen was that this guy would find whoever the nicest couple of white nationalists that he has come in contact with.
	Find the very nicest couple, invite them over to dinner and have a fun time with him and his wife talking to this other couple, have a nice dinner together, have some laughs, maybe no political talk at all, and just show that this is the way forward.
	You know, these are our people.
	Lie to her.
	Say that they're coming from work or something.
	Well, that's not.
	Yeah, whatever.
	It's just being normal.
	Like, it's just being we're not freaks.
	We're not because we're just normal people that love our people.
	I talk about politics.
	That's right.
	I talk about politics less with my friends that are involved in the dissonant right and white nationalism.
	That's true.
	With literally any reason.
	I have customers that are like, hey, did you see what Joe Biden said the other day?
	And I'm like, no, dude, I have no idea what Joe Biden said the other day.
	And I don't care.
	And then I get with my friends that are white nationalists and extremely political.
	And we're like, ha ha, poop, but it's like, no, but that's a really good point.
	We don't need to.
	Yeah, we're already on.
	We don't need to talk about politics, we already know our politics.
	Let me give a shameless plug to Evergreen, but like, if you I can be your friend, whatever your politics are.
	25 cents a day.
	Yeah.
	I mean, like, you will be if you're married to one of us like, there's no excuse for you to not agree.
	And if you're worried about there being a place for you to go as a woman, for not being welcome in the movement because it's male dominated, sure I agree.
	That's why i've done what i've done.
	There is a place now for you to come and find out what to do and where to go.
	So, and and to our correspondent, I would, I would, I would just say you definitely need to take the foot off the gas a little bit, because it escalated to.
	You know, we'll call it domestic violence.
	A glass over the head certainly qualifies, but it's, you know, it's, not like anybody, anybody called the cops, but but, in all seriousness, last time yeah, last time she tried to hit me.
	It was a wine bottle and I caught, I caught her hand, catch it.
	It just didn't hit you.
	No I, you tried to.
	No the.
	The yingling bottle that you, the yingling bottle that you threw, was in Germany.
	The wine bottle was in North Carolina.
	Therefore, the wine bottle was sooner I would eat, I would like she's trying to hit me in the head with a water bottle.
	I caught her arm and I hip tossed her onto the couch and that was the end of it.
	Do not let your woman hit you.
	Do not.
	Do not hit your woman.
	Do not abuse her.
	Do not let her hit you okay, don't?
	I want to see a reenactment of this.
	Can we get a reenactment?
	Yes, we will.
	We'll do one soon and we'll post it to the Telegram.
	Perfect Wallet, somehow.
	I don't know how we do a paywall uh, but seriously, lower the temperature.
	Lower the temperature.
	It got way too heated.
	So you take it.
	Take it easy for a little bit, like the cause will be okay with you if you need to like not have this conversation tomorrow.
	I absolutely 100 endorse the making personal about the kids thing and you have to stick to your guns.
	You can't cuck and drop out because wifey doesn't like it.
	Well and like he's.
	He said about half assing it and I would say half assing it is better than no assing it, correct?
	Your wife simply has to have friends that agree like you, your what.
	Your wife is a woman.
	She's a female, she's a social creature.
	She exists inside of what is society says.
	Is the social norms like.
	If she's inside of a society of social norms that say, like gays are cool and and blacks are are nice, like that's what she's gonna believe, but like if you can give her friends that that say the opposite, like the entire world is gonna change and that's what matters.
	You have to be involved, making her inspire black people in all honesty.
	I know a couple guys who are brilliant.
	They were great posters, they were involved in the cause and they stepped away because of their wives.
	Uh, i'm not in, so i'm not in contact with one.
	I suspect that he is probably a little bit miserable for like losing all of us and having no contact, but he's still married and has a family.
	And I know another guy who i'm Still in contact with who stepped away for the benefit of his marriage.
	And I'm still in touch with.
	If I, I would love to get him on the show and rack his brain.
	Even if he has to use a voice modifier, he probably knows who he is.
	He still listens and he writes in every once in a while.
	Yeah.
	I judge you every day.
	Dox you if you don't come on the show.
	So so, but it had like some guys make that calculation, right?
	Like I encourage the one guy to get divorced if his wife wouldn't give him any, but I'm certainly not encouraging anybody to like divorce their wife if they don't come around on white nationalism.
	But it does happen, but that's the wrong thing to do.
	But some people make those calculations to keep their families together and let us carry the flame.
	It's just the reality of it, right?
	Yeah.
	I mean, at the end of the day, not everybody is going to be the vanguard of the movement.
	There are going to be some people that shift that risk to the bigger names, the stronger people.
	And that is what it is.
	But if you are serious about what we're doing, like you will agree and your wife will agree with how to raise your children.
	Yep.
	I would hate myself if I quit it for the sake of keeping it together probably every day.
	I wouldn't respect myself.
	But that's ultimately, you know, if someone would leave.
	Just cut, yeah, cut one of my nuts off and call me happy, right?
	Yeah.
	Anyway, now he's not going to come on.
	Anyway, all right.
	We are, we're at an hour, but I wanted to turn it over to Rolo or Sam to add any stories or things here.
	And I got, I mean, I have another question.
	Do you guys, you guys want to wrap it or you want to keep going for a little bit longer?
	I never wrap it.
	Never wrap that.
	Oh, jeez.
	That's why we have four kids.
	Where's my drum?
	All right.
	I'll stop doing that.
	That's a one-trick to do.
	Most people just do the da-dunch, but it is the proud of you for doing the third one.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	Yeah.
	There's a musical baby inside of me just wanting to be born, but I didn't get the drums when I was a kid.
	I got the trumpet.
	I said, forget this.
	I'm not joining the band.
	Rolo, we got to hear your story, brother.
	You seriously spend so much time on this show, and I give you a lot of guff good naturedly.
	Tell us about the pen.
	No, unless after these epic conversations, you feel woefully, you know, like it's a damn squib.
	Tell me about Bane.
	Why does he wear the mask?
	Rolo has good comments in the because he's because he's Mexican.
	I don't know.
	Who cares?
	Okay, so I'm not going to tell a story about the pen, but I have a good friend of mine.
	Good night.
	And thank you.
	He has a friend.
	Go ahead, Rolo.
	We love you.
	Have at it.
	Now, that being said, yeah, well, I'm a hypothetical friend in this book I wrote.
	And he's a conservative.
	And he's known me for years.
	And he's getting more and more conservative.
	And I'm just getting to the point where I just, I don't think I can be friends with someone this stupid and this like willingly destructive.
	This is good.
	I have been away from normies for so long that I often forget just how insane and brain damaged they are.
	But he called.
	Yeah, he called me the other day and we were talking.
	We watched the show Cobra Ky because we both liked that show.
	Oh, God.
	It's entertaining.
	No guff.
	Go ahead, Rolo.
	Yeah, I watch one show a year.
	Dang it.
	Yeah.
	But anyway, so first off, he starts describing very graphic, very disgusting sexual things that he would do to a character in the show.
	And I'm like, that's a 17-year-old.
	That's awful.
	And so he changes the subject.
	He's clearly uncomfortable.
	And then he starts talking about something.
	He's like, you know, who's cool?
	And I want to know who cool guys are as a guy who strives to be that one day.
	I want to know.
	And he says, some guy, I don't remember his name.
	It was an Armenian name.
	And I'm like, okay.
	Well, hold on.
	At least he was white.
	At least it was a white one.
	Idiot.
	First country to adopt Christianity.
	Go ahead.
	Hold on here.
	Don't jump the gun.
	And I say, so what does this guy do?
	And he says, yeah, he always has hookers and strippers over.
	And I say, okay, so this guy is not cool.
	Is it Dan Bilzarian, that Instagram guy, the Las Vegas gambler?
	Probably.
	Dan Possum.
	I bet that's him.
	Yeah.
	But then he's, but and then I said, this guy's not cool.
	And he says, no, he is cool.
	And then he, and then he describes how this guy abuses and gets women to debase themselves for money.
	Oh, well, so you got, oh, here you go, Rolo.
	You got nothing to lose and everything.
	Hold on, there's more to this.
	Okay, go ahead.
	Yeah, Mike is yours.
	This is the story right here.
	And what I said after he said he likes seeing women abused, because that was that was when I said, that's actually not cool.
	This guy, I hope he dies tomorrow.
	And he said, yeah, he says, I like seeing women abused.
	And I say to him, dude, you have a daughter.
	And then, and he literally goes, like, never even thought about that.
	Like, just gross.
	Yeah, like he, he, he, he can't even process that.
	How he's looking at some guy debasing women, those are someone's daughter.
	And then I just, I don't think I can be friends with these people.
	Like, I've been talking to him for years.
	I've been trying to get him to get out of this retarded conservative stupor.
	Like, literally, every time, like, he'll still go to Democrats.
	Like, no, it's not Democrats.
	Yeah, I just, I, I just can't do it because like this, this guy is just like, he, he complains about everything that is Jewish or black.
	And then he says it's Democrats.
	I don't know what to do.
	I just can't talk about it.
	Do you see what Joe Biden said today?
	Do you see what you?
	Oh, dude.
	No, He's gone even more conservative.
	He goes, I don't even care about that anymore.
	I'm just like watching basketball and football.
	That shows him.
	Well, that's at that point.
	It's like, so you support BLM?
	Okay.
	I do that.
	And then, and then I throw all the rhetoric, all the rhetoric at him.
	And then, and then he hits me back, like, no, I'm, I'm strong-willed.
	I can't be like brainwashed.
	He does the thing where they like get mad about it and they're like, oh, yeah, you're right.
	And then like, no, no, you're watching it the next day.
	The next day, they're like, man, NBA.
	Hell yeah.
	No, he doesn't even do that.
	You're right.
	He's a member.
	Yeah.
	You know what I would do, Rolo?
	I would send him a very long text message or voicemail and lay out all these things and just be like, bro, you need to get carbon.
	No, he meant go to a bar with him and have a Guinness with a shot of Red Bull.
	That's a car bum.
	Oh, God.
	You really are living in the sticks.
	Anyway, he doesn't.
	Oh, I'll tell you where he lived after.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Tell you what, it sounds like this is a lost cause.
	Uh, I'm always not some people, yeah, yeah, no, it's not like a lost cause.
	Like, I'm not like converting him.
	Like, I just don't think I can be friends with a guy that this just this retarded, yeah, like he like literally cannot even fathom that his daughter is going to grow up in this world that he refuses to do anything about other than is he blamed.
	Is he a single dad?
	He's not married, he knocked a woman up, but she lives with him, so like they both raise the daughter together.
	Yeah, this is a relationship, but he doesn't, but he doesn't see others in the moment.
	Yeah, yeah, no, this this is this is a broken man of modernity.
	Everybody gas him.
	Yeah, I was gonna say, like, send him a really long text message or a voicemail, but like he might just take that and like use it against you.
	No, this guy thinks he's so smart and so woke.
	And like, he's like, I was, I know, I listened to Steven Crowder.
	I know, like, I know the agony.
	Send him a really long Zyklon B chamber massage.
	Send him this show so he can hear your voice.
	Have another can of that Zyklon.
	Gas him.
	No, this one's got a jumping snake in.
	Not as exciting.
	That was a good story, Rolo.
	That's like so many people.
	Yes, it's really frustrating to be in that situation to have somebody that like you can make these talking points to.
	And I mean, at least in my experience, like they'll agree with you.
	And then the next day, it's like you never had the conversation.
	And they're just back to like, oh, let's go, Brandon.
	I'll tell you.
	You can agree with me that you agreed with me that like the president is BS and is fake and has been since at the very least since JFK, if not before that.
	And here you are talking about how Joe Biden's ruining this country.
	It's like, so how can you, in the same breath, tell me Joe Biden's ruining this country and also that the president is like a puppet?
	Like, how can you say that to me, dude?
	How can you say that?
	And then you're just like, man, I hate Kobe Bryant.
	It's like, oh my God, dude, I'm going to drive off a cliff.
	Like, how can I do?
	What can I do besides just gas you go for because you can't be served?
	You can't be saved.
	Yeah, that's how you solve this.
	Now, I'm going to say this, but you have to figure out how to apply it because back in the day, you could be more like this, but now you got to figure out how or if you can even do this.
	But back in the day, it was the same thing.
	You show people charts and graphs and you say, look, here's how it's going.
	This is the thing.
	And then you'd kind of convince them.
	And then a couple minutes later, they'd be right back to the dumb bullshit they were saying at the beginning until you either explicitly or imply a threat of violence against them.
	Once that is in play, suddenly they see the light.
	No, they see the light.
	This guy's 51050 and he's like train fighter.
	Now I cannot actually.
	Okay.
	Well, in general, that does work with people.
	Once you show that you don't take shit, you know, and that there's some seriousness to this conversation, suddenly they see the light, you know.
	So figure out how to apply that.
	And that may work for maybe some other situation.
	I don't know.
	My gut tells me to just cut bait, Brolo, after everything that you've said.
	Not worth it.
	Try, it reminds me.
	I tried fairly earnestly with the husband of one of my wife's friends once.
	He had an Eastern European lineage and he wasn't in great shape, but he was reasonably intelligent.
	I'd be like telling him about the Jews and the program or whatever.
	And he was like, Yeah, man, yeah.
	And then I find out he's a Micheling and he was just going along with it.
	It's like, ooh, okay.
	Yeah.
	Forget about that.
	Yeah.
	Actually, they were still cool about it.
	He actually, he was one of those who was like, yeah, man, I get it.
	They're up to no good.
	But anyway, yeah.
	Sam, you want to put a bow tie on it or you want to keep those gems in the hopper for next week?
	Well, I'd like to touch on a few items just before it gets too much further away from Christmas.
	Some of these things are related to Christmas and we didn't just didn't get a chance to talk about them or we didn't have a show or whatever.
	So I just thought I'd mention some of these things are just maybe for audience interest.
	You know, when the holidays roll around, you got to get gifts for some people and stuff.
	Sometimes you really rack your brain and stuff and you're looking for some good ideas.
	So I thought I'd mention something I came across.
	It's a website houseofnames.com.
	And I showed you guys what I bought for a couple of my sons, which was you go on this site, houseofnames.com, you put your family name in there.
	And if your family name has a coat of arms established, you can find that on there and you can buy a nicely framed plaque that has the coat of arms and it has a little story about the history of your family name.
	So I did that for a couple of my sons who really loved what I got for them.
	Beautifully framed and for a good price.
	And they have a couple things at a couple different price points so that you can get what you want.
	But I just thought I'd mention that to people, whether for yourself or for a family member, it's a nice thing, especially that it's drawing on our family names and our history, our racial history even.
	And so it was very interesting to me.
	So houseofnames.com.
	That's one thing I wanted to mention.
	Nice.
	Yeah.
	And, you know, this Christmas time was, of course, as it is for us, a very blessed time.
	And I hope for everybody else.
	Christmas time continues even through this time we're in now, goes all the way to February 2nd, just by the way.
	But in this Christmas time, I got to say, my daughters really came out for dear old dad and really came up with some nice gifts that I wanted to mention.
	I showed you guys before the show, I got this beautiful stein that it has an inset in it with this cast figure of this bicephelic, which means two-headed eagle in there.
	And it's got the pointed lid on there.
	And when I opened that, inside there was a certificate describing the stein and everything and explained that in Germany at one point they passed the law that all cups like that had to have a lid because there was a fly infestation.
	So I never knew that.
	But Dear Daughter really came through for dear old dad with this beautiful stein, which I've been drinking beer out of it during the show.
	It was beautiful, Sam.
	I mean, just look at it on the camera.
	Very ornate.
	I was like, oh man, you know, dad goals, have one of those.
	Definitely.
	And then I went out to dinner with one of my other daughters.
	She lives in another city, but I traveled out there to see her and we went to a Japanese place for sushi and everything.
	And as you probably know, that's kind of a pricey affair, but it was a lovely time, just her and I.
	And she gave me this very nice bag of coffee beans that were something.
	It was something very special, you know.
	And then I said, well, as I've talked about on this show, you know, I don't really drink coffee anymore for reasons, you know, which I won't go into now.
	You could go back and listen to that show.
	But I said, I do give myself a once a week treat of having a cup of coffee after the morning after we do this show because I'm up always late.
	You know, I'm up late and I get up early to go to the plant, you know, in the morning.
	And so I allow myself one day a week.
	I have a big cup of coffee.
	The show coffee.
	Good.
	Yeah.
	But it's, it's not, you know what?
	The drip coffee has the most caffeine in it.
	And I don't even have a drip coffee maker anymore.
	I only have this espresso maker.
	So, you know, first of all, with an espresso maker, you only get so much coffee out of it.
	And then it's like I said, it's not, it doesn't have as much caffeine content as a drip coffee.
	So I did tell her, I said, when once Friday morning rolls around, which is normally follows the day Thursday night, which is the day we like to have our recording, then I said, I will have some.
	But we got it, had a nice conversation about, you know, drinking coffee and what, you know, because she was a barista for a while and does it part-time even now.
	And she said how the same people will come in.
	They'll come in in the morning for their coffee and they come back at lunchtime for a shot of espresso and the same people every day.
	It is kind of like an addiction.
	And I don't want to rehash what I talked about on that other show, but definitely coffee is, I would say, is more detrimental than alcohol to your health.
	No, no way.
	If you're drinking coffee every day or if you're addicted to it or you've had any of the symptoms that I had that I had to give up coffee, I would say you better look at that thing.
	But I just wanted to mention some other things I got for Christmas because they made me very happy.
	I got a 40-pound dumbbell.
	You ever curl a 40-pound dumbbell?
	No, I only curl 50-pound dumbbell.
	Well, 40 pounds was pretty stout for me, I got to admit, because I was, you know, that's a pretty stout curl right there.
	I did get that.
	I bought, I gave myself this, this present, actually.
	But, you know, I've mentioned in a past show, I enjoy doing Pilates during the winter when I can't go out to the garage and do my boxing and other things I like to do.
	So I do Pilates in the winter, but I wanted to try something different.
	And I got this water rower, if you've ever heard of these.
	It's like a rowing machine, but the mechanism is actually in a tank of water so that you have the feeling of rowing water.
	And so I got myself one of those, which is really working out good so far.
	I hope to show off my beach bod to the full house fans in a couple months that I'm working on.
	So I really recommend that.
	And then somebody gave me a box of cigars.
	I really, really appreciated that too.
	So I just mentioned those few gifts that I received.
	My family and I went out to Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve.
	And that was a beautiful time together because I had some of my sons Had come from out of town.
	And let's see, I was going to talk about music.
	Maybe we save that for another time, but I will mention one more thing here, which is coming up to the last few weeks before Christmas, you know, my mother-in-law had been staying with us from in November all the way up through Christmas.
	And so we were at a mass there.
	It was a couple weekends before Christmas.
	And we saw my youngest son, he was going up to this girl talking to her.
	And I thought, well, wow, I didn't exactly see when he started talking to her if it was in previous occasions, but he was talking to this girl.
	And then in the subsequent Sundays and through Christmas and up to the present day, these last so many weeks, he's been talking to this girl.
	And it was, it was the cutest thing in the world because they're the same age.
	I later found out, but he was talking to her.
	And this girl is just, you could just picture her, picture perfect.
	She's wearing a beautiful dress.
	She had long hair and a nice veil, very nice long, ornate veil, chapel veil that she was wearing.
	And I saw also, I saw that she had a substantial amount of family around her.
	And so I thought you were going to say substantial cleavage.
	Sorry.
	No.
	That's all right.
	Yeah, yeah.
	She had the siblings.
	And so, you know, I was talking, started talking to my son.
	So, oh, wow, who's that?
	And the grandmother and I were standing there and watching him talk to her.
	And, you know, it's just, and so I asked, you know, oh, how old is she?
	Oh, same age, you know, and I said, oh, well, how many siblings does she have?
	Oh, I don't know.
	I said, well, you didn't ask her that?
	No.
	When's her birthday?
	Oh, I don't know.
	I said, well, I mean, aren't you interested?
	Because he just turned the age he is.
	And so if she's the same age, she might be almost ready to turn the next year.
	You know, I would be interested in that.
	I said, you didn't ask her that?
	No, I didn't.
	And so I'm saying, well, you got to ask her these things.
	He said, Dad, she's just like me.
	He says, I know how to talk to her.
	She's just like me.
	And the thing is, that got me thinking about this Zoomer class, this Zoomer age.
	And if you have observed them enough, you know, my son and this girl are exactly emblematic of this Zoomer age, which is like they're very confident in a way, which is good, I think.
	They're confident.
	They're talkative.
	And it was just funny as I was observing her.
	She's talking to him.
	She's like gesturing with the hands, you know, and laughing and everything like that.
	But she's got these traditionalist trappings around her.
	I just thought, like, this is the exact picture, you know, of what a Zoomer is.
	And so he's continued to talk to her.
	And so I guess I'm very happy in a way.
	I finally got to talk to her parents just actually this last Sunday when we had some coffee and donuts after the mass.
	And, you know, I'm always a little concerned, like in a way, I almost didn't want to meet them because you know how it can be hard to hide your power level, right?
	Of course.
	You know, yeah.
	So I don't want to upset the apple cart in any way.
	So, but yeah, it's, it's, it's, it's very cute.
	You know, it's very cute to see.
	Advised your son to get her pregnant yet.
	I think he knows all that.
	Well, here's the thing about her.
	So she has all these brothers and sisters.
	I think I counted five or six, but the youngest one who is, I don't know, maybe two years old or something, she's always walking around on with that very young child, not quite a baby, but maybe a little, little just older than a baby, walking around with that baby on her hip.
	She's, she has already that sense of picking up the baby and carrying the baby around and stuff.
	So just get her pregnant, sonny.
	Just do it.
	Yeah.
	Well, I wrote that down when we were talking before the show.
	I wrote that down.
	I wrote in big letters.
	Get her pregnant.
	Well, I think they got a couple of years maybe to even Uncle may have not fully approved of that animal mating instinct at that age.
	Yeah.
	And it's, you know what?
	And it's, it was funny because I said, like, well, I mean, does she, can you give her a call?
	And he's, oh, she doesn't have a cell phone.
	Like, oh, okay.
	Well, why don't you make her, you know, you, you could, well, I said you could make her a free Google address, you know, and just hand it to her and say, here, here's an address if you want to email, you know.
	So he said, oh, yeah, that's a good idea.
	So he did that.
	And then she said, well, her dad doesn't want her to use the internet because it's a way like the governments can spy on you.
	So I thought, all right, well, this guy's thinking at least, you know, kind of strategically.
	A bad sign could be a good sign.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Well, I did end up having, like I said, this last, actually this last weekend was really good because as I have worked my way into this parish, which we've been going to since July, I got to meet, you know, just when you sit there, it's hard to hide your power level.
	So somebody sat down next to me.
	I started having conversation with him.
	And, you know, I'm not trying to just jump on people, but I wait for the, you know, to see what the person's talking about.
	And then I said, well, I don't know.
	Have you ever thought about this thing?
	And then, you know, so I was having good views.
	Yeah, exactly.
	And this one guy was having a good thing.
	And then the next table was where this other man and his family with the girl and my son were over there.
	So eventually he came over and sat with us and I started talking to him and had good conversation.
	And so yeah, we'll just see how it goes.
	But it was just very cute, you know, the way these Zoomers are.
	They're, they're, you know, I just like even my older children are not as socially advanced or as outgoing as my youngest son is.
	And it's, it's just, it's, you know, it should give us encouragement, I guess.
	That's interesting.
	Yeah.
	I would have assumed that that generation was all like antisocial and all in their phones and not at all confident.
	Yeah.
	No.
	Like I said, the way he go and I was even going to offer this as a as a thing, you know, we have guys who are not married or not with women and stuff like that.
	Like my son, he just, you know, he just saw this girl.
	He went up and started talking to her, you know, and then they kind of struck up this friendship.
	And maybe some of our guys, they overthink things a little bit.
	Like they're thinking, oh, what kind of woman is this?
	Is she political?
	Does she understand our points?
	Is she brainwashers?
	You know, when you see a woman and you like that woman, I think that's biology is telling you you go for that woman.
	100%, Sam.
	Yep.
	Yeah.
	Whatever might be, quote, wrong, unquote, with her, with your leadership and your love, you're going to lead her into the right things.
	So just that whatever those combination of biological things, things you see, the way she moves, maybe you're picking up about her personality.
	That's enough.
	You go for it.
	You go for it and go and talk to her.
	And maybe.
	It's not an accident.
	Make her think what you think.
	That's right.
	And, you know, maybe sometimes it doesn't work out, but that's all part of it too, because then you learn.
	And I guess that's the things I try to tell my son when those different conversations I was trying to pick up with him is because sometimes we have to, we men now have to, we learn the hard way a lot of things about.
	I've had way more girlfriends than I've had wives.
	Yeah.
	More than one.
	Wives, yeah.
	He's had more boyfriends too, but we don't address that on the show.
	Well, the thing is, we, we tend, we, you know, I'm thinking like sometimes.
	Not since the alt-right stopped being a thing, okay?
	Sometimes we're as young men, we're, we, we, we're either not forward enough or we're too forward or we put our foot in our mouth.
	So there's a lot of learning hard lessons.
	And so the things I was telling my son are things like just to maybe shorten up your learning curve a little bit, you know, but he's, he's, he seemed to know about it.
	You know, he said like, you know, hey, I know how to talk to her.
	You don't have to tell me how to talk.
	I'm like, okay.
	That's really nice.
	And he was picking and choosing.
	You know, you were, you were giving him a buffet of like dad wisdom and he was like, no, no, I got that.
	Don't worry about that old man.
	Oh, oh, I see what you did here.
	Okay.
	Right.
	Does he listen to the show?
	Does he listen to the show regularly or occasionally, Sam, or not at all?
	My wife listens to the show.
	So he picks up a little bit.
	Sure.
	When it's in the house.
	Yeah.
	You mentioned the birds and the bees there.
	And the other day, Junior and dear daughter were in the back of the car.
	And I hate to throw the, I mean, it's so tough doing the show because there's like the meta politics and then there's the current events.
	And then there's like the dad stuff and the audience questions.
	And you're like, what is most important to get up there?
	And I don't want to throw too many gems into the rear of the show, like what you just shared.
	I'm sorry, Sam.
	I wish it were earlier on, but the diehards will hear it.
	But we'll throw one more in.
	And I'm driving the kids home from the bus stop the other day and Junior is talking about the birds and the bees and how it happens.
	And I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, what, what happened here?
	I was like, what did you, I figured that he saw it on his rap video or right.
	I assume the worst that he got it from.
	Well, I mean, hearing from a kid at school at the age of almost 10 is like, you know, maybe par for the course or whatever.
	He's like, no, I was looking through the bookshelf and I found your you, the body manual, which is like from Dr. Oz that we got 20, you know, whatever, 10 years ago.
	He picked this like, you know, generic how to be healthy book off the shelf and it had the birds and the bees in it.
	And then he's telling daughter about it and she's giggling, doesn't get it all.
	And I was like, oh man.
	Well, I guess that's not the worst way to find out about it.
	But that's a show topic is I don't think we actually ever talked about like the birds and the bees and when and how to talk to your kids, maybe a little bit.
	All right.
	I think we got a wrap.
	leave we get young forever yes do Do not ever tell them.
	Just let nature inform them.
	Lock them in the basement until lock them in the basement and then bring their future bride to them.
	No, I'm kidding.
	Of course.
	All right.
	Trades versus universities are on the cutting room table.
	Heated debate about that, whether the meme of just become plumber, electrician, construction worker versus lawyer, doctor, et cetera, is which one is fake or gay.
	I wanted to do not work.
	Collect welfare.
	Father Pete is on the cutting room floor.
	We'll save that for later.
	I had a wonderful priest early in my life that almost made me a full believer because he was so sincere.
	We'll talk about it later.
	I won't give any spoilers.
	And then we got to talk snowblowers.
	We still got plenty.
	I hope we know blower.
	Yeah, we got to talk snowblowers because we're going to do a little bit of classic dad stuff here on top of everything else.
	You don't need one.
	Yeah, you've got a back and you got, do you have a shovel smasher?
	Do you have a good shovel with like a nice steel rim on it?
	This is what I do.
	I wake up in the morning and I throw the 12-hour battery on my leaf blower and I blow all the snow off of my property before anybody steps on it.
	Does it actually you have to get it pretty early, like two or three inches maximum.
	That's what she said.
	Yeah, you gotta, you gotta get in there.
	But basically, if it's still fluffy and nice, it'll go as long as nobody stepped on it.
	Once somebody steps on it, you're done.
	But yeah, I clean it with the snowblower.
	Like I said, before anybody steps on it, even if it's heavy, you get, you know, six or so inches.
	You can still do it.
	But it's a little bit longer just because there's more, but it can't have warmed up, you know, or anything.
	The sun can't hit it.
	If the sun hits it and it starts to melt and refreeze, then that is also done for.
	But the front of my house doesn't get any sun until like the afternoon.
	So I'm good normally.
	Yeah, with this, with this big one coming smasher, I might actually get up on the roof here because you've made me paranoid about the roof collapsing under a snowstorm.
	It did fine.
	There was no creaking under the last one, which was pretty significant.
	But this next one is looking like a foot and a half.
	So either the roof will collapse in on me in here, or I will fall off the roof and die either way.
	So last full house until Sam takes the reins.
	Well, I'll just say this about snowblowers.
	Two years ago, my snowblower completely died.
	And I said, well, whatever.
	I'll live without it, you know.
	And last year, we got a big snowfall.
	Nobody could get out of the driveway for hours.
	Me and two of my sons, we were out there shoveling for hours and we were all late for everything.
	And I said, that's it.
	I've got to do something in this next season.
	So it's actually, they happened once we started going to this new church.
	We were driving.
	This is in maybe August.
	We're driving down the main stretch and we're on our way there.
	And here was a guy's house and he had all these snowblowers out in front of his house.
	And I said, if that, if those are there when we're coming back the same way, I'm stopping there to see because buying the snowblowers is not an easy thing.
	Because if you're going to buy one, let's say in November or something, the local hardware store only has so many of them and they sell them out right away.
	So it's almost like you got to place the order in the middle of the year and get one.
	So if you want a brand new one.
	So when I saw all these snowblowers in front of the guy's house, I said, we're going to stop there.
	And sure enough, we did.
	And I bought a very nice snowblower.
	All of the writing on the console there that you could read was all in French.
	So I don't know what this guy's angle was.
	He's, you know, getting these broken snowblowers from Canada.
	And repairing them and reselling it.
	Oh, we have the best snowblowers.
	So I bought it.
	And so, like, you know, September 1st, October 1st, November 1st.
	I'd go out in there and start it, make sure it kept running.
	And then finally, we got a significant snow a few weeks ago.
	And man, I was very proud I ran that thing.
	I snowblowed this whole property.
	Oh, yeah.
	Almost as good as mowing the lawn.
	Yeah.
	See that stuff shooting out.
	Oh, man.
	That's that.
	That's man pleasure right there.
	Women, women, women don't understand.
	All right, let's go around the horn here and wrap this puppy.
	Rolo has long ago fallen asleep and stopped posting time updates in the chat.
	Allison, are you still there?
	She had to take a baby.
	I know.
	Thank you, Smasher.
	This was that was a nice, unexpected treat.
	We would have just been fine without her, but in all sincerity, truly valuable to have an actual XX on the show, not just XY's to lend her perspective.
	So thank her.
	She did wonderful.
	And you yourself, sir, are okay.
	Yeah, good.
	I know what you do anyway.
	It's all just for the audience.
	Thank you, Smasher.
	Yeah, buddy.
	It was a great show.
	Question for the audience: Should I buy a band saw or a new miter saw?
	What is a band saw?
	A band saw is a saw that is also a band.
	Well, it's a flexible blade that's rotating around in the frame of the device.
	Yeah, so it's a it's a saw that it's literally like a band, you know, think of like a rubber band, doesn't stretch much, but uh, and it just you know is runs on uh an internal track inside the saw basically with the saw teeth out.
	So and why would do you need it?
	Do you need a new miter saw or you need like a supplemental miter saw?
	Uh, well, my miter saw is actually literally falling apart because my old miter saw stand too small, and so like the plastic pieces are falling off, some of the internal mechanisms are now exposed.
	And I also have a bunch of free Home Depot money from their rewards program.
	Yeah, so uh, if you are a hardy listener still with us, uh, email in or hit Smasher up on Telegram with that, but thank you, buddy.
	Uh, the the kids, you know, they made a little bit of noise, but oh shit, oh, that was just my screen.
	Uh, anyway, keep going, great stuff.
	Yep, I know.
	Yeah, I hadn't touched my mouse pad for a while.
	All right, uh, Sammy baby, thank you so much, delightful.
	Yeah, it was wonderful to be here with everyone.
	We talked about important things, and uh, God bless everybody and the listeners, too.
	Yep, I always feel confident going to you on those on those big ones, uh, the tough questions to strike the right balance between hardcore and uh sensical too.
	Yeah, and uh, Rolo, your story was good, and your pen is nice, and your editing is fine.
	Those that's the three compliments you're getting out of me this show, regardless.
	Full house 114 was recorded in major anticipation of a major winter storm about to spend the send here in the holler.
	We started on January 13th.
	It's now January 14th.
	And hopefully, the shed will not collapse in on me before then.
	To all of our listeners who might be struggling with the blues these days, like Potato Smasher admitted earlier this show, remember it is January.
	It's dark, it's gloomy, and try to get out there and go perhaps skiing or snowboarding or sledding or ice skating or ice hockeying or whatever you can do to honor your ancestors, get some exercise, some fresh air in the only weather that white people thrive in, or the only weather that white people enjoy above the others.
	And we will be back in the garden in no time soon.
	MP, not sure how to musically take us out this week.
	I had like three or four here, but I'm going with my gut.
	I'm going with something nice.
	Yeah.
	And it's actually, it's heart, it's heartfelt.
	It's Mamma Gamma by the Alan Parsons Project.
	And the beauty of this is a great song, and it's important to me because my dad used to play this album all the time in the 80s when I was but a weed lad.
	And we were at my parents' house over it was after Christmas.
	And this song just came on at my parents' house where I grew up.
	Alan Parsons Project, Mamma Gamma.
	It's a great track.
	There's tons of like techno remixes.
	I went with the original.
	It's really well done.
	And this is from 1982 and the Eye in the Sky album.
	So we do love you, fam.
	I hope you appreciate our efforts.
	This is not just some self-involved effort to talk, but it's to help out our listeners, help out ourselves.
	Yeah, I know, right?
	We're in the fourth year, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022.
	It hasn't been exactly like the fourth anniversary, but we're getting there.
	We're slogging through, and we will talk to you next week with another transatlantic special with a lovely couple from the United Kingdom.
	We love you.

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