The Birth Panel kicks around ideas on how you and your family can not just survive but thrive amidst our grim new economic reality, plus the latest antiwhite atrocities, promising polls from supposedly normieland, and serious wife challenges for our guys. And a bumper crop of New White Life! This one's a keeper, fam. Bumper: "What You Need" by INXS Break: "Illegal Smile" by John Prine Close: "Knockin' on Your Screen Door" by John Prine Check out Sam's appearance on Rolo's show to discuss THX 1138: The Final Storm RESOURCES: Series I Savings Bonds Nerd Wallet Imperfect Foods Every Day Telegram Channel Please consider supporting Full Haus here or at givesendgo.com/FullHaus Censorship-free Telegram commentary: https://t.me/prowhitefam2 Telegram channel with ALL shows available for easy download: https://t.me/fullhausshows Gab.com/Fullhaus DLive and Odysee for special occasion livestreams RSS: https://fullhaus.libsyn.com/rss All shows since deplatforming: https://fullhaus.libsyn.com/ And of course, feel free to drop us a line with anything on your mind at fullhausshow@protonmail.com. We love ya fam, and we'll talk to you next week!
Most of you listening are likely too young to remember the bad old days of stagflation in the 1970s, a grisly economic epoch characterized by high inflation, low economic growth, and of course, those gnarly gas lines and outrageous fuel costs.
Sam, of course, already had a dozen children by that point.
But what's past is prologue and the relative free ride of the past two decades of easy money, low interest rates, predictable prices, and the big line that only goes up certainly seem to be coming to an end.
And let's be honest, that's probably a necessary thing and even a positive development for our prospects long term, even though it's definitely painful in the present.
This week, the birth panel will kick around some ideas on how you and your family could survive and thrive in this new economic reality, plus a whole lot more.
So, Rolo, kick us off.
Welcome, everyone, to Full House, episode 131, the world's most financially responsible show for white fathers, aspiring ones, and the whole biofam.
Is that true?
I don't know, but we're going with it anyways, especially since Smasher is not on this week.
And I am your perennially thrifty host, Coach Finstock.
That is true.
I have been a skin flint my whole life.
It's that 0.2% Ashkenazi that came back in my 23andMe.
Coach Finstock back with another.
We'll see how long we go this week dedicated not just to survival, but sur thrival.
If I can do a Michael Scott-ism there.
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I look at our metrics and they are in significant quadruple digits every single week.
And that means there's a whole lot of freeloaders out there.
I know I've been banging that drum for a couple of weeks.
I'll probably stop with that.
But go for it.
Help us out as we're complaining about how expensive and poor everybody's getting.
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But congratulations.
And with that, let us get on to our rogues gallery of scamps, scoundrels, and rap scallions.
I really had fun with the show notes this week.
All right, first up, he is our grade A certified blue-collar white American working man, first class.
Samuel, how are you?
Thanks, Coach.
It's great to be here with you.
Yeah, I remember those late 70s dull drums and the strain that it put on people.
You know, and just like anything, just like an individual, it certainly weighs on your, it exerts an effect on the whole life and the pallor that it cast on society in general at that time.
They invented a new metric, which they called the misery index.
That's right.
Some sort of combination of like the prime lending rate and the inflation.
Employment, probably.
I mean, yeah.
Prime.
Yeah, it was a time of note in history.
And then, of course, ushered in in 1980, Reagan was elected.
And it seemed to break that mentality or that holding pattern that the country seemed to be in for a while there.
All the malaise of the Carter years.
Yeah, I never lived a day in the 70s.
I was born 81, but yeah, I remember the Reagan years.
And of course, it was Volcker.
My parents remember telling me in 82, they got their house and their interest, their mortgage interest rate on a 30-year was like 16% maybe.
Oh, how did people even do it?
Yeah.
And you had to put like maybe 20% down or something.
It was very normal for people to have to put maybe 20 or 25% of the cost of the house down and then have this outrageous interest rate.
And you just can't even think like how people lived in that time.
Absolutely.
Tonight, I wanted to mention quickly, I'm drinking some absinthe.
So if I start to get a little goofy during the show, then you'll know why.
But seriously, look at this here.
I'm holding it up.
It's called Beetle.
And look at this gigantic beetle that's literally in the bottle, if you can see it.
Is that a real beetle in the bottle?
Yes, sir.
Yeah.
And it's really big, too.
If you see, it's like a big, ugly looking beetle that's in here.
And it has this, you know, the way they sell or market the thing.
It's the percentage of this component.
I don't know what the correct pronunciation is, but I'm going to pronounce it Thujon, T-H-U-J-O-N-E.
It's some sort of active thing that's in there that makes absinthe what it is.
I don't know.
But it's good anyways.
And my son actually had that bottle.
A little too rich for my blood.
It's Saturday night, Sammy Baby.
So go for it.
Drain the beetle.
Yeah.
Life got in the way, fam.
Sorry, we're a couple days late with the show this week.
But oh, yeah, it was a late baseball game for Junior.
Smasher was exhausted after a hard day's night of working.
And Sam and Rolo were ready to go, of course.
But yeah.
Anyway, speaking of the devil, thank you, Sammy Baby.
We got lots more from you this week, including I'm dying to hear about your visit to the Big Apple because I'm of opinions on that.
But Smasher was supposed to be here.
He said he was ready.
We moved to Saturday for his and my benefit.
And I don't know if he is on the way back.
I was going to ask him about the protest up in Fargo, North Dakota, about this young white girl who was brutally murdered by a Savage Black.
And I honestly don't know if he went to that or if he's just busy.
But maybe he'll parachute in.
I was going to bust his chop, Sam, that maybe if he works hard over two decades, he can become like you, where he oversees hard work instead of doing hard work anymore.
That's right.
He said he was gassed.
He was carrying sheetrock or drywall for many pounds and many miles the other day.
Anyway, enough about him.
No show, no good flake.
Let's move on to the white nationalist that all good white nationalists love to hate.
And his name on the show, I already screwed it up in the opener, but we're going to call him Rolito until I can finally stop getting complaints about our audio levels.
Rolito, how are you, my friend?
I'm just kidding.
I won't actually call you that the whole show.
Thank you.
Rolling is my non-union Mexican equivalent.
And he will not be here.
Yeah.
Well, Rolo, with the problem glasses, enlighten the audience as to why our audio levels have been bad.
Because for a lot, there were several shows where I was the quietest guest.
And, you know, being a prima donna, I was like, why am I the host so quiet?
So I was turning my microphone up, then I'm too loud, then the guests are too low, then smasher's, you know, too high.
Give the audience a little backstory about your lack of technical acumen, please.
Well, my lack of technical acumen is assuming that how things sound to me is how things sound to you.
So you're adjusting levels on your end to make things sound better, but that just makes things sound better for you.
It doesn't change the audio levels on the file.
So the problem, we believe we have solved it today.
And, you know, we'll find out in a few hours.
Rolo is like, go to control panel.
I was like, oh, system, file, audio.
Sure, got it.
No, follow my.
He's like, he was like, okay, Google search control panel.
Oh, there's a little article here.
Okay.
I'll click on that one.
Oh, okay.
I don't know what to do next.
I didn't listen to a word you said anyway.
I'll forget it by next week and we'll be back to square one.
But no, but I mean, seriously, like it sounds perfect in my ears.
And I give you the file.
So, you know, if it sounds good to me and then you got a file, that's a you problem.
Right.
Well, you don't pay me enough to manually adjust all the levels on one file.
We don't have separate audio files for myself, Sam, Smasher, and you.
If that were the case, that'd be easy.
But now I got to manually chop it when someone stops talking and then just go to the next person cut there and then raise that volume there and then hope no one's talking over him.
I did that one time.
And that was, I believe, with Matt.
And he was so quiet that it was inaudible.
And I turned him all the way to the top and I added an effect on top of it to make him louder.
And it still was not that good.
So, you know, I can only do so much.
Now, if you don't like my problem glasses, gosh dang it.
My backup pair.
I'll put on my smasher glasses.
How's that?
All right.
Yeah.
You went from looking like a leftist academic to now possibly a child predator upgrade.
Which is all academic.
Same thing, same thing.
Rolo, plug your show, please, by all means.
I hear that you had a very special guest.
I was very upset.
I don't like our talent wandering outside the realms of Full House.
Well, he said, oh, so yeah, last night, Sam and I talked about THX1138 for three hours.
And Sam was like, you know, for weeks, like, hey, you know, I just dying to be on a good show for once.
And I'm like, yeah, I feel like it's a movie that has a lot to say.
And it's my favorite movie of all time.
I've been watching it for the last over 30 years.
It's definitely, well, there would be maybe just a couple movies that would be very close in the same level of impact.
But, you know, watching the movie fresh to prepare for the show, I made seven pages of notes, if you could believe that.
And so it's, it's, in all fairness, five of those pages were Hail Hitler over and over.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Just a big swastika on the page, you know.
But yeah, it's, it's, well, my concern about doing it was it's the movie is obscure.
And maybe a lot of people haven't even heard of it and much less have seen it and maybe not even much interest to see it.
So probably just on the strength of our being known by a certain amount of listeners, maybe people will listen to it.
But I hope at least a few people will go and watch the movie.
And there's a lot in there to it.
I'll just, it's very painful.
It's a painful movie to watch.
It's like 2001, A Space Odyssey meets 1984.
It's a little going to the dentist.
Really?
I have not listened to it yet, but I just saw it tonight that you put out the show.
But man, I'm shocked, Sam, that that's your favorite movie because it really is like a see, you really have to watch it because, yeah, the whole idea of the movie is it kind of makes you feel uncomfortable, but there's a few.
You have seen it.
I didn't finish it, though.
I made it like an hour through it.
Well, there's like a beautiful love story in it, too.
And that's really what, to me, the movie is about is that despite all the conditions and the way that society has developed and all the things they're dealing with, this true love breaks through.
And so in a way, the movie has a very hopeful aspect about it.
All right.
Well, I need to finish it too.
I will listen.
I don't know if I should finish the movie and then listen to the show.
What do you think, guys?
Should people listen to the show or watch the movie first?
Either way, like I said, I've watched this movie dozens and dozens of times, if not a hundred times.
And whether you know the story or not, there's something just very wonderful about the movie.
There's a lot of funny parts in it, really.
And I point that out when we talk about it.
Little funny things maybe you might even overlook.
But the movie has, and it certainly has racial content in it.
You know, anything from 30 and 40 and 50 years ago, this is over, you know, 1971, 51 years ago that this movie came out.
Anything from that time that long ago, it just contains other attitudes and things in it that are verboten today.
Okay.
Yeah.
My favorite movie.
Young Robert Duvall looked like, what's his name?
Raging Bull with the black.
Robert De Niro?
Robert De Niro.
Yeah.
I don't know.
He looked like him in that movie.
Anyway.
Go ahead, Rolo, and then we'll move on.
No more.
My favorite movie is Annie.
With the black actress or the black Annie.
Not black.
That's no one.
Still going Wayne's World or Bill and Ted's.
Sorry.
Product of generation.
Both movies.
I am big fans of both of those sequels.
Although I think Bill and Ted 2 is the better movie.
No, you're so wrong on that.
And I bet the audience is.
No, that Reaper.
That Reaper, man.
The Reaper steals the show.
That's what makes it.
No Reaper, Bill and Ted.
When it just cuts to them playing Twister with them, that is the best gag.
It was pure gold.
You watched it with a fan.
They're playing clue.
It's coarser than the first one, though, for sure.
I cringe at a couple parts and just lack the creativity.
And we did that.
That's Ked's rocks.
Bam!
Sam and I were talking about this yesterday with that terrible sci-fi movie where there's like the monkey with the fishbowl with the rabbit ears.
They shot it at Vasquez Rock, and that's where they threw Bill and Ted off of the cliff.
Oh, wow.
Thanks for getting, you got all loud about that.
I thought it was something important.
It was just.
It was important.
It's relevant to the episode yesterday.
All right.
Is this Full House or is this the Final Storm?
Yesterday.
Well, we were talking about the Final Storm.
Okay.
And then we hadn't left that topic yet.
Okay.
I don't know if the audience is going to like this looser, loosey-goosey full house without Taskmaster coach, but we're going to go with it.
Let us know.
Let us know if you like a more casual, laissez-faire approach here with movie gas.
Maybe we can put a link or something in the notes so that people, if they're interested, they might go check out that discussion about THX 1138.
I already got it in the notes, Sammy, baby.
Say what you will about me, but I'm usually pretty good about that stuff.
All right, we're 15 minutes.
Rollo's still working.
All right, let's get down to some content.
And this is serious because I just noticed like my barber increased prices the other day.
Gas is at all-time record highs around the country.
Obviously, home prices are starting to stall or even fall.
Mortgage rates are rising.
Now, that does mean that the interest on your savings is rising too, but that was at such niggardly rates initially, 0.5% on like a zero-cost online internet thing.
So it's kind of like going from nothing to almost nothing.
But it did remind me that, you know, the past two decades have been easy money, just Fed printing.
You know, sure, we had a financial crisis there where the markets puked, but they just responded with more easy money.
And personally, I guess I'm blessed that for the majority of my adult life, Gotty, probably even going back to like late teens and early 20s, probably the number one source of anxiety in my life or like concern just generally has been my financial situation, whether it was paying for rent in college or being able to afford to go out to the bar or making the mortgage on an overpriced house, even with a big income, et cetera.
It's when I'm flush, I'm feeling like, hey, I'm on top of the world.
Now, this is, of course, maybe a hollow, materialistic way to look at life, but it's more testament to the fact that I have had a blessed life where money and we've never been eating dog food, as I like to say.
We're not eating dog food.
We're doing fine.
But this past six months for sure, there's no more COVID stimmy bucks coming.
Prices are skyrocketing through the roof.
Job market is still very strong.
Obviously, guys like us have to worry about the potential of getting fired at any moment, not knock on wood, should the enemy suddenly start to take interest.
As we had a wonderful interview with Patrick Traynor last week, talking about a guy who literally, he did nothing wrong, and yet they vandalized this home.
Check out that interview if you haven't and got fired from his job.
And he is fighting back where so many others have either said, well, I'll roll on or have worst case scenario cucked or just disappeared from the scene when the going got tough.
So all that said, I am going to give, I'll give a tip or two that I have, both in sort of like the big picture savings investing things and then real little picayun stuff that you can save a couple shekels here or there, get some cash back here or there.
And we'll see what Sam and Rolo have up their sleeves.
They haven't shared yet.
But the first one I want to draw the audience's attention to and shout out to Chuck Neely, who was the first one to remind me of this financial instrument that is out there is, I don't know if it's even worthy of a drum roll, but it's Treasury Direct iBonds, which stand for inflation bonds.
So you would have to go to treasurydirect.gov.
I'll give you the lowdown here.
You do your own homework.
Obviously, this is not professional financial advice, but here's the gist.
They are savings bonds that are, the interest on them is variable based on the inflation rate.
So guess what?
They update it every three months.
It can go up for a period of three months or down for a period of three months.
Maybe it's either three or six months.
I think it's by quarter.
So Chuck flagged this and I was like, holy cow, that's 7% interest on a rock solid savings vehicle.
Course, if the U.S. government defaults, that's a different story, but I don't think we're quite there yet looking at the horizon.
So, you're, you know, so for so many years, I don't know if you guys remember ING Direct.
This was like the first online savings account where it was like, you know, very low expenses to them.
So, they gave a little bit more interest.
Maybe you got like two or three percent interest on your savings.
Who boy, big difference from the 0.5% you would get from like the mom and pop bank around the corner.
So, I did I squirreled money in there for a long time like an idiot when the market was going gangbusters and you could get 10, 20, 30, 40 percent returns on riskier investments.
But in a very inflationary environment where you only have to lock your money up for one year, so you have to, whatever you're, if you have, I'm trying to reach like the most numbers of listeners for who this might be relevant.
You don't have to have a ton of cash sitting around.
Max is 10K.
Hopefully, you have that close or whatever, whatever your nest egg is.
Go to treasurydirect.gov.
You pick the amount of money up to 10,000 that you are willing and able to lock up for a year.
You know, you don't, if you really need an emergency thing, if you think there's disaster around the corner, they say you should have all your expenses for six months in something more liquid than a savings bond.
But anyway, it was 7% for the first quarter of this year, and they just increased it to 9%.
You can redeem it after what, if you redeem it before five years, they knock off three months' interest, so one quarter.
So, it's basically like you can just, once you get past that one year, you can ride it if the rate stays high with inflation.
Now, keep in mind, of course, all it's doing is keeping your money from getting eaten away by inflation, but that's a big concern, right?
You guys, the guys are like, what should I do with my one, my money?
Uh, I'm getting killed here.
Of course, inflation is like the silent killer, it's literally robbing you of your savings.
Uh, and the only other problem, of course, is that you are loaning money essentially to the United States government to fund its military adventurism in Ukraine or giving more benefits to people who don't deserve it.
Uh, but I think it's worth checking out if you have money sitting around that you don't want to gamble in a volatile stock market.
Uh, you can always put it in your kids' 529 savings accounts.
We did a whole show on shekels, uh, God, probably a year or two ago.
We did a couple of them when the market was puking, but I'll stop there.
That's enough shilling for good, goodness gracious, the treasury department and loans there.
But I had forgotten the product existed.
And holy cow, 7% and now 9% on your savings is a nice peace of mind for your little nest eggs for you and yourselves, your wives, your children.
Man, I'm chatty tonight, and I don't know why I didn't even have a nap.
So I'll stop there.
Any questions, Sam Rolo, or should we roll on to Sam?
Yeah, that's good.
Definitely put that in the notes.
I want to read more about that.
Yep.
Yeah, I have a few things that are kind of diverse like that.
Like you say, some of the very conservative things that when times are bad, they're the really good thing to have.
And then some other things that are a little more aggressive, you know, when times are better.
So definitely you should horse betting.
Yes.
Sam goes to the tracks when he's aggressive.
Yeah, you got to have kind of multiple strategies deployed.
Well, I remember back in the aughts, as they call it, the first decade of the century.
And in 2000, you know, seven and eight and stuff like that, things were pretty tough for businesses.
And there was bad gas prices at that time and other factors operating.
And I remember I was standing talking to a Negro in the plant who was complaining and blaming and all that type of thing.
And the door was open.
You could see the parking lot.
And I said, well, first thing here, let me guess the miles per gallon on each one of these vehicles in the parking lot.
You know, this one probably gets 10.
This one probably gets eight.
And so the first thing you could do is drive a vehicle that gets good gas mileage.
participating in this program where somebody is doing research on my vehicle and I've been driving this loner vehicle that is a very nice vehicle, I will say, but man, I'm looking forward to getting my car back because I want that 44 miles per gallon that I get on my car.
All right.
A little teaser about what Sam's driving sounds like Ford Fiesta to me.
So, I mean, that's one thing that, you know, and our household, we, we have a big vehicle for when we got to haul a bunch of people around, but, but mostly we have small cars that are very good on gas and get good gas mileage and are good cars to drive.
So that's, that's one thing that, that I would say.
I know that's like a big thing.
You can't just go buy a car or get rid of the car you have or something.
But, you know, the used car market has been a disaster for about the past two years, right?
I mean, this goes well beyond cash for clunkers when the government was deliberately minimizing the supply of like cheap older cars.
But I think it's starting to clear up.
I think the inventory is coming back.
I could be wrong, but it's not the disaster.
Yeah.
Well, it's, I'd say the, yeah, that the automobile industry is doing well from what I understand.
And yeah.
And you're not, you're not an electric car fan.
I saw some article in the Wall Street Journal where it was like, I took, I rented an electric car and went on a road trip and I spent more time charging it than I did sleeping or driving or something.
It was a fairly negative gas at 468.
The other thing that I do, I know this will be a contrarian position, but I always buy new cars.
And I know that people, you know, they will say, look at the masks.
But the thing is, on a new car, everything is new at the same time.
You know, when you have an older car and things are being repaired or maintained or whatever word you want to use, but when you replace something, the thing you attach it to is old and the part that you replace is new.
So on a new car, everything works the way it's supposed to or should anyways.
And if anyways, it's under warranty.
So that is my personal philosophy.
I know that probably a bunch of people are howling at that suggestion, but that's me.
Another thing that I do is we bought one new car.
Let me just real quick.
My wife and I, after we finished grad school, we got a Volkswagen Golf TDI diesel.
And oh man, having a brand new tiny little whip.
I think it must have, yeah, we didn't have kids yet.
And diesel wasn't insanely expensive back then.
And even though we probably were dummies financially, like we paid more than we should have or we could have gotten it used or whatever, that thing was such a joy to have that brand new car smell on a German little coupe whipping around without kids.
Oh man, to be whatever I was 30, 29 again.
Yeah.
The other thing is, you know, you got to fix things in your house and stuff like that.
If you're like me, I'm always working on something.
And the hardware store, you know, they always have some kind of preferred customer program, something like that.
Ace Hardware, man, has a great program for, you know, you get discounts.
They send you little cards in the mail every month.
It's like, here, this card right here is $5 off anything.
So like if I, if I go buy a $6 item and I have this $5 off little card that they sent me, that thing is $1.
And they have other cards.
They'll send you maybe three or so a month and it'll be like 10% off on anything over $20 or, you know, they have a couple of different little ways that they try to induce you to do business.
But I'm always and they're nice stores too.
They're like pop stores instead of going into the big box.
You know, they're probably more expensive.
You know, bottom line, their prices are a little bit higher.
But it's like knowledgeable white guys in there working.
Oh, yes.
Yeah.
Well, they know they have to compete with Home Depot and the Menards and all those things.
So I wouldn't say the price is that different.
You know, I'd say maybe once in a while there's a little bit of, let's say you're buying a bigger thing.
You want a snowblower or something like that.
Yeah, you might have to, you know, they might have to get it for you instead of having it right there or something like that.
But I've I have bought all my big items like that from ACE.
And, you know, what a, what a, and if you, that's the other thing.
You have to really make sure you use those coupons too.
You know, maybe you have somebody in your family who's a, who's a real coupon clipper.
We have somebody in our family who they'll be, they'll have the paper open and they'll be looking for for the coupons and stuff.
I don't go quite that far, but definitely some of those things like just, you know, where you do business, try to get more out of them by taking advantage of the things.
I know Smasher is a big Home Depot respector.
He loves big Jewish globo homo corporations.
But yeah, no, absolutely.
We love our local aces.
You're right.
Those coupons come all the time.
And it's just, yeah.
And the guys are always like friendly and like, you know, knowledgeable.
Yep.
We, I say the Royal Wii, but it was my wife who drove a Bradnail through a PEX pipe in our shed that we're fixing up, Royal We.
She's doing most of the work because she loves that stuff this time.
So I had to go to Ace.
I had to go to Ace to get a shark bite to basically clamp, cut out the part that had the nail thing or whatever.
And there was a really expensive piece.
And then there was like a less expensive option.
The guy's like, if you don't want to buy this gigantic plumbing pincher, plumbers in the audience are going to be cringing right now, but they know what I mean.
They're like, just get this thing and it works.
And holy smokes, we did it.
Yeah.
Thank you, Ace.
Well, just to highlight what you said there, I happened to be in a big box, which shall remain nameless.
And I was looking for some three-in-one oil.
I think that's the brand name, but you know what I mean, lubricating oil.
Of course, you were shopping for lube.
Yep.
And I wouldn't have shopped there, but I happened to be there because sometimes you have to go to those places because, you know, the ACE is a smaller place and sometimes they don't have the thing.
And when you go to those big box stores, my goodness, they seem to have everything.
But so I couldn't find it.
And so I was trying to explain this to a Negro, like, you know, what lubricating oil is, you know, and I couldn't imagine, you know, I thought, imagine how sorry you would be that you don't know what any of these things are, you know, and like they didn't grow up with like a father who is doing things in the house.
So literally, these Negroes don't know any kind of like.
Household thing that you're looking for, trying to explain.
And then she's showing me on her phone the app, is it this like?
No, that's.
You know like w d40 is not a lubricating oil.
You know that.
But like these people, they literally don't know anything about the products.
Yep and I, while we're on cars there, sam too, I wanted to backtrack back.
Um if, if I can do it, you can do it.
Fam, check your tire uh pressures.
I know a lot of.
You probably have the uh, the automatic sensors that'll.
Some will just tell you if a tire is about to go flat on you.
Others will give you real-time uh information from the control panel as to what the damn psis are.
But just get one of those little digital scanners, scanners.
I'm old enough to remember the manual uh tire pressure gauges.
Remember those sam, where the little line would bump up and tell you what the psi was.
I don't know if they were.
They probably were accurate.
Uh, but keep those things that the manufacturer recommended.
I know the motorheads out there might be cringing there.
It's right on the panel on the side of your door.
Just do it.
It takes two minutes and it's great with the kids too.
They can turn on the little.
We got one of those little plug-in uh tire inflators that you put into the cigarette lighter or whatever they're called now nine volt uh inputs and uh, keep those tires full and I guess you could go a couple psi over if you're trying to get some extra gas mileage.
You just would be risking, uh you know, having a blowout, which would then negate all of that money you saved on increased fuel efficiency.
Uh, there is an app a friend, let me know uh former well, not he's contributed to the show, we'll just leave it at that.
Plenty of them over the past three years.
But he said there's an app called Upside that I had heard advertisements for on the radio and it sounded like a scam or it sounded like a boomer bait thing uh, but basically it's a free app.
You download it and then they have.
It's almost like uh, if you remember Groupons, but there's, you don't have to like, wait for anybody to commit and you just go and it shows gas stations and restaurants all around you where, if you go into the app when you're there and say yes, i'm here and this is what I spent, you get cash back.
So I downloaded.
I haven't used it yet because yeah, and it's like 15 cents a gallon, I think, at some places, so it's just like an easy way to knock off your fuel costs, get a little extra cash in your pocket.
And that brings me to the next point.
You could still use your.
Hopefully you are getting cash back on your credit cards, fam.
I know there are a lot of credit card disrespecters out there who are like, I don't care about my credit score, it doesn't matter, it's a Jewish game or whatever.
But having good credit enables you to get really rewarding credit cards at, in many cases, zero annual fee.
Oh yeah, You know, the one that I have, I get 3% cash back on gas everywhere, no limits, every month.
And I've been doing that for years.
So shop around.
NerdWallet is a great resource.
It's a great website if you're looking to save money.
So check out the upside app.
I guess I'll put all these things in the show notes, lazy bones here, upside credit cards.
NerdWallet is a great site, but obviously your transportation, your fuel costs are a big part of your monthly budget.
And the other option, of course, is just don't drive as much.
Stay home.
And easier said than done.
But I got a buddy, got a buddy with a camper that normally this time of year, he drives around and parks at different places around the country.
And this time he said, you know what?
I'm just camping it.
I'm parking it close to home and just going to enjoy it here.
Screw it.
Not going to drive around the country this year.
Wouldn't work for my budget.
So we adjust.
Yeah.
The credit card thing, coach, you know, if you have a lot of kids like I have had, and sometimes you do have to use that credit card.
And if you, if you unfortunately had to run up a little bit of a balance in there or something, but by well, by paying attention to the credit cards, sometimes they will offer you this, hey, transfer a balance from something else, 0% financing.
So let's say you got a couple of thousand dollars that, you know, because something happened and you have it on your credit card, you're trying to pay it down.
But either you have another credit card that if you look into it, they may have some kind of deal like that.
Or I don't necessarily want to tell people sign up for yet another credit card, but sometimes you could, you know, if you sign up for a credit card, it's going to be you transfer over that for 0%.
So then, you know, if you can pay it down aggressively, great.
But if you're, if you're kind of in a tight spot and you can't pay it down, well, it's just money sitting there.
It's no interest on it.
So uh-huh.
And another thing, absolutely, there's, I don't think there's any fees or strings attached.
Sometimes there might be like some, you know, but usually it's just like, yeah, this company's like, no, we'll take on your, we'll take on that debt.
We want that debt because they're banking on you being no good scofflaw who's going to end up getting hosed with interest on that debt.
But if you're not, and if you're listening to the show, of course, you're not.
I'm kidding.
I know there's a couple of you out there.
Yeah, go for that.
We get offers all the time from our credit cards where it's like 0% APR for every purchase over the next six months, nine months, something like that.
And I'm like, I don't need to run up, you know, debt-free spending right now and then have to make sure I pay it off then.
But that's nice to know that I could do that.
Sometimes you don't have a choice, you know, when you have the kids and they're little and let's say your wife doesn't work and there's ups and downs to life.
I mean, I could remember, you know, my mother, who's, of course, much older, she, you know, I would be gassing up the car.
Well, don't use your credit card.
I said, well, like, how am I going to put gas in the car?
Would you suggest that I, you know, not go to work and not put, therefore not have fuel in my car?
I mean, you know, there's just certain things that you must do, like, like put gas or even buy food.
And sometimes those things happen.
So.
Yep.
And I see, I'm still torn on the whole nature of liquid savings and having access to it because that was something that was very important to me, right?
Like my mood was better if I knew I had that easily accessible nest egg, even if it was earning 0% interest or, you know, almost zero or getting inflated away.
And I wasn't making Buku bucks in the stock market.
But somebody once told me, he was like, that's really a sucker's way to do it.
I mean, you're just letting the bank hold your money and play their funny games and that the smarter way to do this.
Now, this is not necessarily as relevant now with mortgage rates starting to tick up.
And of course, all those credit card APRs are going to be going up along with whatever pittance you're earning on your savings.
But he said, get a home equity line of credit so that not to take it out and like give yourself granite countertops in your master bedroom, suite, bathroom, whatever.
But that is your lifeline.
Don't tap it.
You just have it.
That's peace of mind that you can tap into your home equity if you need to, rather than just squirreling away money in a inflated away savings account.
So something to keep in mind.
We did that before.
And the only thing that hosed us was we had to pay some fee for closing it early.
So just, you know, look, home equity line of credit, if you've owned your home for a long time, doesn't mean you have to tap it.
It just means that you have basically an instant access to cash at a lower interest rate for sure than whatever a credit card, God forbid, you had to do like a cash advance on a credit card.
That's almost like payday predatory loans.
Yes.
But fun fact, Rolo has neither any income nor any expenses.
He's like, he's like a magic amoeba.
You know, he's constantly in.
That is correct.
How do you do it, sir?
Yeah.
Perfect balance.
Yes.
Neither entropy nor the opposite of that.
Yeah.
Well, I am allergic to calories, so I don't have to spend money on food.
I don't know.
I just, I live a very, very simple life.
I don't really want things.
I have the things that I need.
I have a car.
It's paid off.
I have a house.
The house is paid off.
The best year listening's getting better.
They never are.
They never are.
He has a wet web toe.
That's really the reason Rolo is still single.
If you can get over his web toe.
I actually had a friend growing up.
I remember when I saw his web toe, I was like, wow, that's just a good swimmer.
Like, if you're drowning.
Some fetish website devoted to that one thing.
You never know what a woman's going to have a hangup about.
I have one of my two front teeth is like grotesquely larger than the other one.
Like the gum is, it's always been this way.
Gum is higher and the tooth is like a couple millimeters longer.
And my wife admitted, she was like, you know, you were handsome.
You had all going on.
But I wasn't sure if I could get over that giant tooth of yours.
And years later, years later, I had a Jewish dentist and my wife just happened to be there, like who comes to their husband's dental appointment, but she was there for some reason.
And she comes back while he's giving me a cleaning.
And she's like, do you think he could do something with that monstrous tooth of his?
He's like, oh, sure.
I could shave it off.
So he did.
He shaved my giant front tooth back.
Wow.
Now you can see them.
I'll run up to the account.
They're pearly white, of course, but now they're symmetrical.
I'm sorry, Rolo.
I didn't mean to equate you with an amoeba or whatever lives in nature in perfect plucks.
But have you adjusted in any way?
Remember, fam, the easiest way to make more money and save money these days is just to not buy shit and just, yeah, you know, go in a little bit of an ascetic, I believe you pronounce it, ascetic, ascetic approach to life.
But come out, Rolo.
Have you adjusted habits or, you know, played any online bingo to make a few extra shekels lately?
No online bingo.
Luckily, the money you pay me to debase me, it keeps me going afloat.
Oh, boy.
Yeah.
You really go.
But I don't really look forward to many products that are put out.
I make enough money to buy food and pay my bills, but I don't, I don't make a lot of money.
I make enough to survive, but I live the life that I do because I don't have to pay the overhead.
Like, I mean, I remember having to pay $1,600 a month in rent.
And I had to work a miserable job and much longer than I wanted to every week.
But now I, I, I do a much easier job and I make enough to get by because that's what I want.
I just want enough.
And I'm not looking forward to anything that I could waste money on because just don't buy things you don't need.
Like if you're at the store and you have the choice between like some chicken or some chicken with like a name brand label, it's just, it's just chicken.
I agree.
Good segue good segue to the grocery store at Rolla because we've only buy.
We've covered shekels.
Yeah.
And for all the families, it's, it's, I mean, it's not that expensive to have kids.
I think the biggest anxiety parents probably have about kids is like socking away money in their 529s, if I could be so bold.
Obviously, childcare is a huge one.
And that soaked up an outrageous amount of our income at one point early in our parenting careers because we wanted to send firstborn Alpha Jr. to like the, you know, primo child care, which had, they were very nice Ethiopian ladies.
I'll give them credit, but it was literally like Ethiopian ladies just keeping guard.
It's so sad when I think about it.
We sent our poor three-year-old boy to daycare so we could both still work full-time.
But on the on the grocery store stuff, for sure, that is a, is one, never go to the grocery store hungry is an old adage.
And what do you know?
It actually is true.
Like if you go after dinner or like after a big lunch, it's a good time because then you'll be less likely to get five cans of peanut butter or 10 bags of salt and vinegar potato chips.
No, Buy the five cans of peanut butter.
Just don't eat it.
Put it in your pantry.
Put it in your pantry because peanut butter has a lot of calories and it keeps for a decent amount of time.
Just get the get get the natural stuff.
Don't don't get that crap that's like a paragraph of garbage.
Get the stuff that's, it's, no, it's a brand.
It's skippy natural.
And it's literally just, it's like peanut slaw butter.
Is it like all goopy?
I got natural peanut butter from Costco once and actually returned it.
It was terrible.
But I said, that's not what I said.
It's, it's, it's skippy peanut butter.
And it's like skippy natural.
And it's just the ingredients aren't just a bunch of like trans fat and garbage.
It's like instead of chemicals, it's like peanuts and butter.
Our levels are going to be all off because you're getting agitated about things like peanut butter and whatever.
No, no, I'm getting agitated about you putting words in my mouth or misinterpreting what I'm saying.
They do have that stir peanut butter.
I don't like that.
It's like that one.
Now, to me, that's like eating like a handful of crushed nuts that with like that's like coated in KY jelly.
I do not like that stuff.
I don't know what the hell Costco was selling.
I thought it was like natural peanut butter.
It had like a film of oil at the top.
I brought it home.
And I mean, I've never met a peanut butter truly that I didn't enjoy.
I mean, Jif, Skippy, store name, Walmart, food line.
It don't matter.
And if you're a normal human being, unlike me, yes, you can store massive amounts of peanut butter on your shelves without being tempted in the middle of the night to sneak.
I got all my pantry.
Gallon of milk and a fresh can of peanut butter.
That's that's living, folks.
But regardless, when I brought, I was like, this is this is inedible.
And I brought it back to Costco and the guy behind the counter was like, yep, didn't like it, huh?
It's like, you know, get in line.
I guess that was a big stinker.
Grocery store tips aside from just don't go to the grocery store hungry.
Obviously, I don't think there's ever been a store brand that really disappointed me.
I'm trying to think.
I mean, maybe discount colas, but you shouldn't be buying that aren't as good as the real to me.
The only thing that matters is the ingredients.
Like, look at the back of it.
Like, if the difference between like the premium brand and the store brand is the store brand is made out of a bunch of chemicals and crap, then buck up and buy the more expensive brand because it is better to eat food than to eat chemical fillers.
Contrary to popular belief, just because something doesn't make you fat doesn't mean it's not bad for you.
So there are things that they won't make you fat, but they're going to have serious repercussions down the line.
Try going to the grocery store Rolo with your kids and you're trying to get the store brand of Cheerios or Frosted Mitty Wheats and they're like, really, really, Dad?
You're that poor?
No, that, okay, that the store brand of Cheerios, that's all the same because Cheerios isn't like all natural, just whole grain.
No, no, Cheerios is going to be garbage anyway.
I eat bran flakes.
I've eaten the same breakfast for the past 10 years every day.
Really?
Are they sweetened or is it just like those flakes of is it like weedies?
Is that store brand Wheaties?
No, it's not Wheaties.
It's just bran flakes because Wheaties is just like it's like basically whole wheat flakes.
Bran is different than wheat.
Excuse me.
Bran flakes versus okay.
Yeah.
It does taste a lot.
I'm a grown man, so I generally don't eat breakfast.
Bran is a part of the wheat berry.
Right.
Okay.
Yeah.
Yes.
There you go.
But bran is good for you.
And the stuff that I get, it's made out of food.
Very regular ladies.
Yes.
It's got that going on for it.
But when I add, I add milk to it and milk has a lot of sugar in it anyway.
So it's milk from the milk.
Yeah, milk is eight grams of sugar.
Milk.
Milk, not milk.
Milk.
It's my Nevada accent.
We're going to have fun.
You're always making fun of it.
You're going to make you pronounce words instead of Sam.
Sam didn't play along too well last time.
The meat, the meat section, fam.
If you've got cheapest.
Cheapest.
Get the cheapest meat.
And get, I mean, you got to go for those discount labels.
Never once in my entire life, knock on wood, have I ever, it's not even that I haven't gotten sick from the aged.
It's a, it's in-store aged meat, as I like to call it, but you know what I mean.
The manager specials when the meat is getting a little too long in the tooth, hopefully not furry.
I have seen that once or twice where I'm like, ooh, boy, if that, if it looks, if it looks a little gray, you can play.
If it's got mold inside the packet, if it's your new pet, no thank you.
Okay, if you're not sure about that stuff, like the manager special or whatever, it's gonna be fine if you're going to eat it that night.
Like if you're like at the grocery store and you're like, I don't have anything to eat tonight.
And you have like the manager's special whatever, like ground pork or something.
That's going to be fine that day.
Yeah.
Oh, actually.
If you're not sure about putting it in the fridge for like a few days, then okay.
But that day, it's going to be fine.
And it's done that before.
Yeah.
I almost feel guilty sometimes when I see all those labels.
I'm like, ooh, like a kid in a candy store.
I could freeze some of that.
And then I'm like, no, leave some for the other people who like desperately need the meat discounts.
But yeah, eat it that night or that week.
I mean, even, God knows, a couple of times my wife has been like, you're really going to grill that hamburger meat.
It looks a little wan.
It's lost that pink glow from the factory.
I'm like, you got GD right I'm going to.
And old iron guts here.
Never had an issue.
Maybe once or twice.
I once ate a whole head of romaine lettuce amidst a national E. coli or salmonella outbreak just to impress Jo.
And he thought I was crazy.
He looked like he was going to puke and I was fine.
But yeah, free, you know, get the discount meat and freeze it if you want.
I don't know if that kills everything, but you can imagine that it does.
And then you've got cheap meat and you're, and literally, it's probably just bringing meat back to regular prices when you do that.
But I'm almost offended when I go in there and there's no labels.
I'm like, don't you know I'm a discount shopper?
Like I'm not paying full price for this steak or whatever.
Another thing I go ahead, Brooklyn.
Don't buy that bag or that like pre-like packaged salad stuff either.
Like and baby carrots.
Like you can just buy the vegetables and the fruit like where they are.
When you buy that stuff like that, like the pre-packaged like fruit salad or whatever, you're paying like three times the price.
Just because you don't want to take the time to like chop a watermelon or a pineapple.
It doesn't take that long.
The baby carrots from my cold dead hands.
I'm sorry.
I'm not chopping up those gigantic wooden, you know, Bugs Bunny carrots into little baby carrots.
I'm still baby carrots are a ripoff.
But they're so convenient.
I mean, half the time I make dinner on the bottom.
If you want to be lazy like then, yeah, okay, go ahead.
But if you're going to stay on topic and like of saving money, okay, and you don't want to be like a retard, then you can take the time to chop a carrot.
It's not that hard.
It's not like fixing the engine on your car.
If you want, you can take some nice scissors and clip it.
Some garden clippers.
Maybe that's going to be my next video on Telegram where I actually do the bit and get those grotesque, gigantic natural carrots and try to cut them into something that the kids will eat.
And I'll give you the responses.
Corn is grotesquely cheap right now.
Five ears for a dollar the other day I saw in a regular grocery store.
So we had that tonight on the grill.
Now, I grew up in a household where we boiled our corn like normal people, but I guess these bougie types these days like to grill their corn in the husk.
And of course it comes out fine.
I've done that for a while.
That's cheap.
And the other thing too is that chicken and pork, you hear a lot about like they're killing all the chickens, they're killing all the pork, but the price run-ups for the white meat and the other white meat, whatever they have been, that is still a much cheaper way to get protein meat calories on your family's table than as much as I would love to buy, you know, discount New York strip every night, frankly, or at least every week.
Sometimes it's just not happening.
So pork tender, we had pork tenderloin.
That was our dinner tonight.
Pork tenderloin, corn off the grill, and spinach that my wife lovingly prepared almost all.
I think she did all of it tonight.
And it was delicious.
Although I have to admit the kids weren't like super enthused about pork tenderloin, whatever from pork tenderloin's good.
Oh, yeah.
As long as you don't overdo it and as long as there's not too much pink.
I don't like any pink in my pork.
Just yeah, I also, I also don't like trichodosis.
Remember that guy in the chat who used to be like, don't buy pork, don't buy pork.
It's very dangerous.
It's in the body.
And then you realize we can't have Muslims in this chat.
Remember that guy?
I won't even say his sock name, Sam, but he was Christian identity.
Yeah, but he, but he was very, he was like, oh, I only drink wine at Passover.
Yeah.
Yeah.
He was like very adherent to the Jewish like food restrictions, which I guess is biblical and consistent.
But to each other.
Yeah, I mean, there's reasons for all those things.
I mean, you know, you have to consider living in a time where.
People are kind of living off the land and stuff like that versus you're talking about an animal that's fed a you know, scientifically controlled diet and has to meet certain uh USDA requirements for its living and conditions and how it's killed and how it's handled and all that.
So if somebody says like yeah see, it's safe, like okay well, I would say it's safer at least.
Uh, that's true.
But uh there, you know, there's good reasons for all those dietary considerations.
Absolutely, and do you know, for so many years, I would throw out the stupid grocery insert that would come with a newspaper or show up in the mailbox and uh, with you know, part of it is just curiosity.
With you know there's there's there's, there's serious food inflation.
I'm not quite Ice Age farmer tier, uh concerned, where I think that all this stuff is going to uh suddenly run out or we're going to see a doubling of prices, although perhaps that's foolhardy of me, I just I, if you force me to guess that's not going to happen, but I don't know.
It could so prepare for the worst, uh.
But you go in there and you're like oh okay, here's some good deals.
Uh, and another really wonderful experience I had recently was that there is a Walmart and then a small grocery store uh, within driving distance, and I would always go to Walmart I know shame on me just because I assumed that's where you get the best deal blah blah, blah.
But I popped into the mom and pop grocery store the other day.
I was like man, this is so enjoyable.
Like it was frankly kind of empty.
Uh, the selection was decent not Walmart, but it actually probably had more brands than than Walmart did and uh nice, friendly people that actually like scanned your food for you and bagged it for you.
You know, rather than checking yourself out.
Yeah yeah, I know it's like good god.
Yeah, the the self-checkout tyranny at Walmart is out of control.
So check out a mom and pop grocery store.
If you think that it's too expensive, then your uh Costco or your BJ'S or your Sam's CLUB or your Walmart god forbid.
Uh, you might enjoy.
It might be actually, maybe even a good deed.
I don't know who's behind uh, the store brand that I went to, but check it out.
And, of course, coupons.
Coupons come in the mail.
Uh, the scam.
The scam is the coupons get suckers to go buy stuff that they wouldn't otherwise buy.
But if you got one of those store cards.
I'm pretty sure they have like all your like purchase history uploaded to their master database, wherever it might be, and they're like, no, you have bought string cheese in the past and here's a coupon for more string cheese.
I'm like yep, we will eat string cheese, although that's one thing where the kids are picky if I don't buy polio string cheese.
Uh Potato, Potato looks at string heads, string cheese.
He's like, what, what is this filthy?
You present me with this for a snack on a Tuesday evening.
So you know that's.
That's the tough thing with kids, is?
I don't think it.
I think they literally can tell, because as a test, you know, I would strip it before showing him the wrapper and he'd be like, take this, take this out of my sight.
I will not deal with string heads, string cheese.
It's true.
It's true, we've got, of course, the.
We've done plenty on gardening and growing your own food, and another adage that I got from somebody was, don't go and plant a field of corn or god forbid, 50 pounds of potatoes, because those things are dirt cheap at the grocery store.
Plant the stuff that they tend to gouge you on.
Plant a big strawberry.
Anybody who's got kids knows that kids love strawberries for some reason.
They are pretty good.
But plant a big strawberry field, or blackberries raspberries, those things get marked up uh incredibly, and probably have, you know, dirty Mexican fingernails all throughout them.
So think about doing that.
And tomatoes too, like little cherry grape tomatoes want like three dollars for a bit.
You know a little, a little pint that my son will eat in like five seconds.
Uh, meanwhile I went to visit a pair of friends.
I felt so insecure because we've done tomatoes for years and these guys had he probably knows who he is if he hears this uh, they had, like this, like ragtag bunch of sort of weed strewn tomato plants out in their backyard.
It's just like please please, take some.
Like we cannot possibly eat all these tomatoes.
You know I was like, all right yeah, i'll.
Take your tomatoes, save me 10 bucks or whatever.
So uh, plant tomatoes blueberries, blueberry bushes are finicky.
Yeah, blueberries are so expensive.
That's that one right there.
I remember years ago my father-in-law.
He would make blueberry wine and he would come over and he would have several of these big five gallon.
You know the like square uh, like the cube, it's like five gallons.
And you know, like with a handle, like for camping or something he would come with maybe three or four of them.
He brought over one time and the wine was so good and and so a friend of mine was saying oh, what's the recipe?
I want to make blueberry wine.
Like, unless you live by wild growing blueberries, you cannot afford to make blueberry wine, because one of those little tubs of blueberries is like six, seven dollars yeah, and you need, you need a ton of them to make it.
So uh, you know, I didn't even realize what, what a uh, the delicacy I was enjoying.
You know how, how expensive it would be to make like 15 gallons of blueberry wine.
It'd be like, you know, a thousand dollars or something like that.
Did you just say delicacy, sam?
Yeah, is that how you pronounce it?
Yeah, he's just, he's just testing the balloon, it's a delicacy.
I guess I need to go visit, visit and uh, get in touch with the people, all right?
So Rollo says milk, the smasher says calk, sam says delicacy.
Now I also say calk.
Oh, that's right, I wanted to forget.
But yeah definitely uh, blueberry bushes are tough, they love acid.
Uh, we've kept them alive, but it's not like a blueberry harvest here every year.
And I know we're at the hour.
Thank you, Rolo.
But I mean, this is like real meat and potatoes.
Ha ha.
Dad and family content.
But energy efficiency, energy efficiency, that's for lefties.
We're talking about energy conservation fam.
The dad imperative to turn out lights.
I mean, you want the satisfaction of doing right by the environment and your pocketbook and teaching your kids to read in the dark.
Oop, lights going out.
Saving money.
Thermostat.
You want to torture your family and learn them the hard ways of the past before central heating and air conditioning.
You lower that thermostat in the winter and ooh, baby, you let it fly high in the summertime.
Your wife will love the sweat glistening on the brows of all of your children.
But seriously, I mean, really, all those fuel imports, coal, I don't think has skyrocketed as much.
And I have to check to see because I don't look at my electric bill in detail every month because, well, big surprise, I don't get a paper bill anymore where when you did, you would look carefully and you would see your kilowatt charges per kilowatt hour, et cetera.
I don't know what they have been.
Our bills are fairly close.
But just like not driving, just like not buying crap that you don't need, just like not letting your money sit in a low interest savings account, even if it's inching up toward 1% now with rising rates, use less electricity.
Turn out your lights with LEDs now.
You're not going to get a lot of savings out of that.
The big energy hogs are your heating and your cooling, basically.
And Smasher could help with that if he were here because he did a lot of insulation work and home efficiency stuff.
But shame on him.
The audience would go to bed hungry on that front.
But I think that we have fed them enough in one hour.
Not bad.
Not bad, gents, I think.
Also, if you are in serious extremis to the point where you're actually having to cut calories for your family, again, I'm blessed enough to have never been in that situation, but God knows that we do have listeners and families in that situation.
Do not dare hesitate to go to benefits.gov.
Never lie on any of those applications, but just like you should never lie on those, you should never have any shame for applying for whatever sugar and good stuff that the government is putting out there for people who are in dire straits, whether it's health insurance, whether it's food stamps, whatever it is.
Check that out.
I'll put it in the show notes as a link.
Somebody told me the other day that even the health insurance plans offered on the Obamacare Marketplace, healthcare.gov, are not nearly as obscene or as offensive as they were back in the great Obamacare years.
It's funny you mentioned Menards there, Sam.
The last time I was in a Menards was in the tea party days and I had on a Gadsden flag t-shirt and the guy came up and said, hey, man, love your t-shirt.
You know, F the government.
I was like, right on.
That was the cause at the time.
But yeah, definitely don't hesitate to do that.
And then, of course, your last resort is not the government.
It is us.
It is the cause.
It is the movement.
It is your friends and family who are of like mind.
However, you don't want to just show up and be like, hey, I'm poor.
I need help.
You want to build some camaraderie and trust and volunteer for stuff.
So whatever it may be, Mannerbon, Patriot Front, pool parties.
I don't know if the NJP, we were talking about this earlier.
Again, if only we had somebody to set the record straight for us, but the NJP Volunteer Corps, it wasn't clear if that is officially sanctioned or if that's a real thing yet.
Perhaps shame on me for not listening to more content from those guys.
There's no knock on them.
I can only listen when I'm in the car.
So I'm doing my best to as much as I can, but you want to get involved and have a network.
I know we've banged this drum plenty in the past, but that is, you know, your bio fam and your fam are your ultimate fallbacks, not Uncle Sam.
So do get connected.
I don't want to hear anything about, oh, I'm nervous or nobody's near me or I'll get doxxed or whatever.
Don't be a pussy.
Do the right thing.
Do it.
And I'll stop my lecture there.
And if you're buying coffee from Starbucks, just do me a favor and never listen to this show again.
I know there's one or two of you out there and energy drinks too.
You know, my wife got a case of energy drinks for cheap on Amazon.
There was some subscribe and save deal.
And I'm not going to lie, it's nice.
I'm a coffee guy.
I'll drink a whole freaking pot of coffee over the day and that does me fine.
And it doesn't crack me out.
It doesn't have like my heart racing.
Maybe a little bit.
But having one of those sweet zero calorie energy drinks, I don't even remember what the hell it's called.
Like it's a nice little treat.
But then I'm like, I'm looking at my clock.
I'm like, why am I still, I feel like, you know, I had a no-doz or something.
Don't drink those afternoon.
Okay.
Yeah.
That's, I did have, you know, I had one earlier today and I didn't nap and I'm really chatty tonight.
I've only had one white claw here.
I was chatty today last night and I had four white Russians.
Ooh, nice.
Right.
Anyway, fam, Sam Rollo, anything last minute?
Oh, there's gold and silver, of course.
I'm sure there's some guys out there who are like, forget your treasury direct bull hockey coach.
Buy gold and silver.
Okay.
Yeah.
I've done that too.
But just sort of, there's, there's an element of truth to what Warren Buffett said, that those things tend to just sit around.
And one day you may need them.
But when things are that bad, I don't know about gold and silver, whether you're actually going to be able to like save your ass with some gold and silver coins or how they're going to do in your portfolio.
And it looks like oil and gas still has some room to run in terms of the stock market if you're looking for sectors.
But that feels that this always happens with the oil and gas sector.
It's very peak and valley.
And at a certain point when prices are this high, it tends to destroy demand at a certain point.
But big, big, big brains, big buck brains by the thousands analyze the oil and gas industry.
And I bet the consensus right now is that all those stocks, Exxon, Conoco, Chevron, it'd be nice if you could buy some Russian energy stocks right now.
But Zog has made that impossible.
And if you own some in the past, they're all frozen right now.
They show zero and you'll probably get paid out for what they were worth before the war.
But that's a sector to consider for some very efficient capital allocators.
Serious white men do still run those countries or run those companies and work them in the fields too.
So something to think about.
Last call, gents, before we go to the break.
We got plenty for that.
That's good.
Yep, that's good.
All right.
Well, in the spirit of stagflation in the 70s and oil and gas lines, I'm putting on a classic, maybe a little bit before the Great Fuel Crisis, but from 1971, this is Illegal Smile by John Prine.
Sort of a folksy Americana guy from that period.
I had never heard of him until he died from COVID a year or two ago.
And then I went back and looked at his library.
I was like, oh man, I like that one.
I like that one.
I like that one.
So anyway, hope you enjoy Illegal Smile.
We will be right back with Sam Rollo and more fun tales.
When I woke up this morning, things were looking bad.
Seemed like total silence was the only friend I had.
Bowl of oatmeal tried to stare me down and won.
I knew it was 12 o'clock before I realized I was having no fun.
Ah, but fortunately, I have the key to escape reality.
And you may see me tonight with an illegal smile.
It don't cost very much, but it lasts a long while.
Won't you please tell the man I didn't kill anyone?
No, I'm just trying to have me.
Last time I checked my bankroll, it was getting thin.
Sometimes it seems like the bottom is the only place I've been.
I chased a rainbow down a one-way street and did in.
And all my friends turned out to be insurance salesmen.
Ah, but fortunately, I have the key to escape reality.
And you may see me tonight with an illegal smile.
It don't cost very much, but it lasts a long while.
Won't you please tell the man I didn't kill anyone?
No, I'm just trying to have me some fun.
My closet with all the overall.
Trying to get away from all the years inside my walls.
I dreamed the police heard everything I thought.
What then?
Well, I went to court and the judge's name was off men.
Ah, but fortunately, I have the key to escape reality.
And you may see me tonight with an illegal smile.
It don't cost very much, but it lasts a long while.
Won't you please tell the man I didn't kill anyone?
No, I'm just trying to have me some fun.
Well done, hot dog fun, my sister's a nun.
And welcome back to Full House episode 131, second half.
I hope the audience enjoyed that first half.
I sure as heck did.
We don't need no guests.
Just me, Sam, and Rolo hanging out talking about stuff that is relevant and timely and important to you, dear listener.
That is why we do this.
I'm very serious about not wasting your time and not being too self-indulgent.
So of all that first hour of bounty, hopefully one or two or three nuggets will be of use to you.
God bless John Prine.
I don't know if he was some granola lefty hippie, but he made some good down-to-earth sort of down-on-his-luck tunes throughout his life.
And F for John Prime.
I'm friends with my dog again.
She just came and surprised me here in the gazebo just before we came back to tape because I had to get pretty vicious to her earlier today.
Brief chicken update.
Our dear potato came running and crying to my wife and me today, which is not exactly a rare occurrence.
You know, he fell and got a little scratch or a bee came close to his head.
So we didn't think too much about it.
But all that he could get out of his mouth, his precious, intelligent and very alarming mouth was the dog's name and chick.
So as soon as we heard that those two combinations in sequence, I knew that the chicken coop was open and we were free-ranging them.
I thought the dog was up at the house or certainly not praying.
We were close to the coop.
I got and went and chased the dog and found, yes, she did have one of our precious chicks in her jaws.
And I had to really scream at her and give her a thrashing about the hind quarters to get her to let go of that thing.
And then I brought it back to the coop and it seems to be okay.
It was walking around, definitely traumatized, had dog slobber all over it.
I don't know how the hell the dog didn't break its neck or leg or whatever, but we told Potato that he was the hero of the day for saving one of our precious egg layers.
We don't have eggs yet, but they're getting big.
I think we're almost there.
And I said, buddy, you can have whatever you want to eat as a snack right now, whatever you want.
That's in the house, that's in the fridge.
And what he chose was ramen noodles.
I offered other things.
Speaking of, all right, he's got my skin flint nature.
He had just a bag of 20 cent noodles.
So kudos to dear potato for saving that chick.
If he hadn't come and alerted us, that chick would be probably getting digested or rotting in a field right now.
We don't know.
We don't want to know.
We did get a shock collar, but it's like, I have to be near the chicks when the dog makes a run at them and that requires me sitting around.
I don't know.
But we'll see how that goes.
Enough of that.
Let's see.
We are all official Stacy Dash.
I wasn't supposed to say that.
We talked about Stacey Dash at the break.
I had to go to the visual evidence of Stacey Dash.
Whatever you do, dear listener, do not do that.
Very dangerous stuff.
If I had to sully my genetic inheritance, Stacey Dash, she's an attractive lady.
But Rolo informed us that she even cooked after January 6th and she's not even a conservative gadfly anymore.
I guess she ran home to the other side of her genetic code and leftism.
I don't know.
But very interesting that she was blacker and clueless and then she got whiter as she went along.
And anyway, pretty face had to mention that.
Couple loose ends from the first half that I wanted to go back to, not to beat that horse too deadly.
But Rolo had one that I had not considered.
Go ahead, Rolo.
Well, this is just for my conspiracy brain.
It's a, you know, give it a, give it a big old, big ol' salt lick, not just a grain here.
And with the price of gas and food going up, it is going to make it less appealing to go to the grocery store.
Like some people, they can walk to the grocery store or ride a bike if you're, you know, degenerate with holes in your ears.
But it's going to be very appealing to get an Amazon.
What is, I don't know what it's called, like Amazon Fresh or something.
Yeah, Amazon Fresh subscription.
Wait, is it just Amazon or are you talking about food delivery in general?
I'm talking about specifically Amazon because I'm digging up everything.
Yeah.
Yeah, because my go-to is when people are like, oh, I need to save money or something.
It's like just cancel all your video subscription services.
Like if you want to watch something, you know, keep the one that you like.
You don't need that much variety in the crap that you watch.
Just get the free trial like we do for a week, right?
To see what you want and then cancel it before they bill you.
Anyway.
I mean, that's one thing you can do, but you know, just you don't need Netflix and Hulu and Amazon and Paramount Plus and Peacock and HBO Max and start.
You don't need all that crap.
But I can see a bunch of people like canceling a bunch of stuff and going like, well, I might as well just get Amazon Prime because there's stuff to watch on there.
And I can just buy, I don't need to go to the store anymore.
Amazon has most of the stuff that I need.
Let them hand this to us.
Yeah.
Not totally or rational.
And not just that, but like, you know, you can, you'll end up buying more crap that you don't need, but it gives Amazon more of an excuse to expand the fresh line because I don't know anybody that uses it, but this is a good foothold for them to do that and just do any kind of mass marketing.
Like, hey, we're Amazon Fresh.
We can have groceries to you by the end of the day or whatever.
Or maybe two days.
My markup is on getting the, I've never had groceries delivered to my house.
One, because Amazon is subsidized.
So the markup may not be that high.
Yeah.
I'm just kidding.
Because the Cameroonian gentleman to drive one of those giant blue vans at 100 miles an hour down your street and crash into the mailbox.
Exactly.
Yeah.
Amazon doesn't care because they're not here to make money.
They're here to destroy all the mom and pop companies and then they'll make their money.
Yeah.
Well, I never tried Instac, but in all seriousness, you don't have to do Amazon Fresh and subscribe to Rolo's Amazon conspiracy.
You could experiment if you want to cut down if you live far from a grocery store or driving whatever it is, the Costco.
I'm not advocating for doing that.
No.
I'm advocating against that.
No, I'm advocating against it.
But not because my conspiracy brain says that this is a ploy to destroy the grocery stores.
Remember that nice mom and pop shop that you went to?
Yeah, I know, but Instacart does it from like grocery stores.
I think.
So it's just you're cutting out yourself as the, it's like using the nice checkout lady rather than like.
I'm just advocating against Amazon specifically.
Okay.
Very good.
But then talking about that, I don't think I'm going to try it.
One, because I love grocery shopping.
My dad used to always take me to the grocery store.
It's one of my fondest memories, just wandering around.
I think it was IGA or Super IGA, International Groceries Association.
That was our closest grocery store and listening to the news about bombing Iraq in 1991.
We didn't go to the grocery store.
We waited and listened to the radio about war breaking out.
Anyway, fond memory.
And then two, I like grocery shopping.
It's fun.
Like you're just going through.
It's like, you know, materialist heaven to see all these things on display.
But in the spirit of getting stuff delivered to your door, Sam had one that I think has worked or you've liked for a little bit.
Yeah, we've used this.
I don't know why we haven't used it in a little while, but we were using it fairly consistently.
It's called imperfect foods.
And so it's just maybe some of the items are, you know, either odd shape or like you buy a container of the little cherry tomatoes and some of them are different colors, maybe odd colors or things like that.
Heaven forbid.
Yeah.
Or you buy a bag of apples and, you know, they're maybe a little bit odd sized or the coloring is off a little or something like that, you know, and but you definitely save a lot of money that way too.
Sure.
All right.
Ugly or imperfect foods, not ugly foods.
Gonna have a lot of links for you this week, fam.
I'm already dreading the amount of work it's going to take to type little words in the browser and go through my chicken scratch here.
Sam did let us know that he backed off the absent.
Did not want to commit a crime in.
It would be a crime in Germany and many European states for him to continue drinking absinthe and provide commentary.
Live here with us tonight.
It'll be a day after you.
Yeah, I I was.
If Smasher was on, I was going to tease him with this bottle of a Brian Boru Irish red ale that uh, I was drinking from Three Floyds um, a very delicious brew uh, and I was going to tell him he could be here with me drinking that and studies wherever he is.
So better be cutting z's, yep yeah, rather than blowing us off.
Uh and the other.
I had to add sam, when I was a freshman in college, I was in the honors floor so we had some chads uh, and also some real dorks, and some kid came back.
I don't know where he got it, but it was like the real absinthe from the Czech Republic.
And there's.
You can, I guess you can get like fake absinthe that doesn't have the magic.
That's the blue stuff right, the blue one's the good one.
I yeah, I mean, I think the fake stuff is blue too.
Uh, I i'll have to do more absinthe, but I remember, like in the dorms, somebody getting out a spoon and I guess you put sugar in it, you heat it up like it's heroin, you know, and then well, it's just you, you have it.
Yeah no, this uh, my son he's got the whole kit, even that glass you saw me drinking out of.
That's an absinthe glass and there's a, there's a kind of a spoon, it's it's more of like a strainer uh, than a spoon, and and you put a sugar cube there and you, you drip the absinthe over it and supposedly the sugar reaction with the substance has some kind of it releases something, and that's part of how they drank it back in those days.
Sure you know the French uh impressionists?
You know they wasn't that supposedly.
Yeah like, Vincent Van Gogh was drinking absinthe when he cut his ear off.
Yeah like, drove him to a little bit of.
Well, like I say, it used to be, the absinthe you would get would not have that component in it.
The, the uh fujone, if i'm saying it right.
And now, when you buy it, if you, because you can, you can now get it by mail order from overseas and stuff like that, just because the way the world has changed, you can get so many things delivered to your door that you couldn't get before and um, they will sell it based on the percentage of that component in it.
So um, you can get the real stuff now, I think, Little Trouble.
Can't get Russian vodka though.
Yep, you can get stoli, but that's because they're for distilling it in Latvia.
Now, the stoli, at least around here, is not from Russia.
It's from, isn't Latvia, the place where uh, Dr Doom is from?
I've been to Latvia Rollo, and I don't know if Dr Doom is from there.
Rigo was kind of boring.
Yeah, I like Tallin and uh Vilnius, and Count is better too.
Of the Baltic states.
Get on my level, go to these countries, don't know.
Good luck affording going to them now.
Yeah oh, I know.
No, that was uh.
While studying in Russia, we took a train ride through the, the Baltic states and stayed in all the major cities for a little bit.
Uh had quite a few romps on the overnight trains with the old lady back then when we were 20 years old.
Oh boy, that was fun.
If she doesn't mind me sharing that very vivid uh, I am informed Rollo uh, by a snitch, that you do a very good Ethan Ralph, and I know some of most of our listeners have no idea who Ethan Ralph is uh, but I don't know if I can play Matoker or Medicer, however he says his name.
But uh, how would Medicer?
how would ethan ralph respond to it did you see him get uh beaten up on the streets of lisbon with his gut hanging out I almost felt sorry for the clip and then I'm going to add the Chumba Wumba song to it.
Which one?
The only Chumbo Wumba song?
Knocked down.
Knocked down.
Okay.
All right.
I was thinking of Oingo Buingo.
Ongo Buingo has a couple of ones.
Chumbo Wumbo.
Ongo Boingo has many, many good songs.
Chumbo Wumba.
I would be shocked if they have more than one.
Danny Elfman has been in a lot of TV shows.
He's produced the music for a lot of movies and TV shows.
Simpsons.
Yeah.
Man.
Have you seen what Danny Elfman looks like?
He just like he just played at Coachella.
He's 70 years old.
And he lives up to his name.
He looks like an elf.
Well, I mean, he's old, but I mean, his face looks not good because he's 70.
But like the rest of it, Mike, he's looking good.
And he's married to Bridget Fonda.
And she just looks like a terrible fat old lady now.
And she, like, she looks, Bridget Fonda looks worse than Kathleen Turner now.
And Bridget Fonda was attractive.
Yeah.
Bridget Moynihan, probably not that attractive anymore.
Yeah.
Careful with those Bridgets.
Bridget Jones's diary.
She got ugly too.
In all fairness, Renee Zellwiger was never attractive.
Oh, God.
What a freak show.
Yeah, I know.
Like that puffy face in her prime years, and then she went on to become like the skeletal scourge of eyeballs.
She looked like she was always eating a lemon.
She looked like she was bloated and then, yeah, just totally destroyed.
Yeah, like she was.
Surgery.
I hate.
Go ahead.
No, it's like that.
That's it.
I hate it when these women like the puffy freaking lips and the nose.
Meg Ryan is the worst example of that.
You know, she got some of the worst plastic surgery.
Yeah.
I think Laura Loomer was more attractive before her nose job.
That's how much I hate plastic surgery.
Laura.
No, okay.
Yeah.
Stryker is absolutely right that she does look like Billy the puppet from Saw.
Like that, she look, she looks so terrifying now.
Like she, she does look like some kind of monster from like legend.
It's terrifying.
The penguin too.
Yeah.
Not Robert De Niro, but Danny DeVito.
God damn it.
I can't keep these Italian actors straight in my mind anymore.
I'd be terrible at Jeopardy right now, man.
I used to kill at Jeopardy.
Jeopardy doesn't ask, doesn't ask about celebrities.
No?
All right.
Excuse me.
Before we get too far down the road here, I don't want to skip over what, for many of our listeners, is their favorite part to contribute to or to listen to, too.
You know, it's, oh, yeah, we've been doing this three years.
Oh, yeah, that new white life, new babies, passe.
No, sir, it is not passe.
It is unquestionably the most important part of the show.
It's in our mission statement.
And we are damn proud of this bumper crop.
It's proof that we are doing the bit and that we are connected enough that they are sharing these stories with us.
So in no particular order, here we go.
First, I'll start with what will remain an unnamed white nationalist whose sock name you would definitely recognize and who I was going to congratulate under his sock name, but who went out of his way to DM me and say, bro, please do not congratulate me on Full House for Opsec.
What a pussy.
No, I'm just kidding.
It's all right.
I get it.
He's playing it safe.
You know, he wants to make Buku bucks before he gets doxxed and fired.
But regardless, congratulations, brother.
She is precious, beautiful, and please shut up about her already.
I can't stand seeing you in another chat boasting about your beautiful, new, brilliant baby girl.
I had to do it.
And congratulations to your wife, too.
Awesome.
On to Blob.
Blob is another one of these guys who I think is still just having heterosexual intercourse to mask a deep, dark secret lurking somewhere under.
Sorry.
Some of our good pals.
I did that.
Yeah, who else said I did that?
I did that to Marty.
I may have done it to this guy's brother.
Anyway, regardless, Blob really was a trooper sleeping on that couch for more than a night in the hospital.
I guess this beautiful, handsome baby boy wasn't quite ready when they got to the hospital.
So poor old Blob had to spend a significant amount of time there supporting his ineffectually pushing wife.
But way to go, buddy.
He looks like he's going to be a bruiser.
And I don't mean that because he's not handsome.
He just looks tough already.
Many more.
Congratulations.
Please forgive me for busting your chops.
All right.
And to Antigone Sinclair and her wonderful husband.
Antigone wrote in and said, hey, coach, she did the bit.
Thank you.
Flattered when they did.
Sometimes they don't do it because they don't want to make Sam or Rolo or Smasher feel bad.
But she did the bit.
Thank you, Antigone.
I'm pleased to announce that we welcome our second son into the world in early October.
All right, this one is post-dated.
It was a quick and easy birth, only about half an hour from when my water broke to when he made his grand debut.
I couldn't have asked for a better birth experience.
Lots of exclamation marks in all these emails.
I love it.
I told my husband that I'd birth 10 more babies if I was guaranteed the same birth experience as this one, and I couldn't tell if he was impressed or scared.
LOL.
Just kidding.
He would probably love that.
And she went on to add more context, but she asked not to read it on the air, which of course we adhere to all of our correspondents and new baby celebrators and enjoyers and respectors to the show.
So Antigone Sinclair and your husband, I don't think we've met.
I recognize that sock name.
If we're just e-pals, that's good enough.
Way to go.
And thanks for letting us know.
Even if I'm looking at my clock here, October, you really took your time getting her out of that one.
That's okay.
Next up, a little bit of a lengthy one here.
Greetings, gentlemen.
I'd like to thank you all for your service to our people.
The world is a greater place because of your existence and your contributions to our cause.
Well, donate then, you big bum.
No, no, maybe he has yet.
Sorry.
I'm spicy tonight.
All right.
I write to you with a full heart and in gratitude.
My beautiful wife is 14 weeks pregnant with our first child.
We have been together for eight years and we've been serious about planning for and starting a family for at least half of that time.
Eight?
Wow.
All right.
Well, they've been together for eight years.
You know, that's not that crazy.
I was probably with my wife for eight years before.
Anyway, I don't want to digress.
In the past year, we made our escape from the major metropolitan hell of, I'll just say it's a West Coast city to a more hospitable southern countryside.
We both feel that we waited too long, but we know being in this environment will be better for our family in the long run.
Can't wait to send you all a photo of our beautiful and healthy child.
Our intuition is telling us it's a boy, and we've both agreed to wait for confirmation.
My wife has been dreaming of a baby boy for a while now.
I do not fear having a daughter.
In fact, I would love to.
But like most men, I would love to have several older boys to protect the princess.
I remember those feelings, big guy.
Is that too much to ask?
I pray every night for a healthy child, regardless of the order in which they arrive.
I pray, too, that God continues to bless our family with the abundance and prosperity necessary for us to thrive amidst the struggle.
Thanks again for all you do.
Hail Full House.
Hail our firstborn.
Hail Victory.
And Hail Christ.
With much love and appreciation from our growing family.
I'll say that's from Anthony.
Anthony, thank you so much for the kind note.
That's the kind of one, Sam, that's great.
Free gas, free gas for the Full House birth panel.
Yeah, that's really great.
I will just say that it works out best in a practical sense when the oldest child is a daughter, you know, because those daughters, they really help mom a lot.
Yep.
Yep.
And I've said plenty of times the blessings of having a daughter.
Obviously, we had boy, girl, boy.
We'll see how that plays out.
It's kind of nice.
Well, whatever.
You know, you can't go wrong.
All girls, all, you know who I do feel sorry for?
I feel sorry for the guys who have all boys and no daughters, even more so than if you had all daughters, because daughters worship their daddies up until a certain date.
They revolt.
And as long as you're not a jerk, they'll come back around home.
But I do feel a little bit sad for guys who don't have daughters, dads who don't have them.
Yeah, it's definitely a very special thing.
Yeah, your daughters will always be the soft spot in your heart.
One of my daughters, she's actually in Iceland right now, believe it or not.
No kidding.
Yeah, and it's actually her second time there.
I don't want to probe, but yeah, that's awesome.
Well, she has like a friend there.
And so it's, you know, when she goes there or when she has gone there, she's, you know, able to have accommodations and stuff.
But she's going to a couple of other European destinations.
She told me what it was.
I can't remember offhand, but it was maybe four other countries like Norway, Germany, Ireland, and somewhere else.
I'm not sure.
You're not exactly Liam Neeson tear and taken there, Sam.
Did you ever see that one?
The very protective father, who's like former military special forces, and his daughter gets abducted in Paris?
Yeah, I think I did see that one.
That's a good movie.
Yeah, although it's probably pretty good.
She's very like she works, but then she will plan to do something.
And then she's because she said she's going to stay there a couple months, actually.
And so she's just kind of independent and free-spirited that way to go and do different things in life.
You know, she's worked on a farm for some months or maybe even a year or more, you know, just being a farmhand.
And she's done different things, you know, and then she moves on to something else.
She doesn't have like a career per se.
Sure.
And I apologize.
I knocked on wood about making you paranoid about the taken scenario and getting kidnapped by Albanian peddlers.
Well, there's a lot of things that you do worry about your children, your daughters and your sons.
But once they are adults and they want to go do a thing, it's not like you can stop them either.
Yep, exactly.
And contrary to the many somewhat justified travel disrespecters in this thing, I can't say that I regret any of the wonderful trips that my wife and I took between, well, I mean, from when we knew each other until we got married, and it definitely tailed off once we had kids, but no regrets.
Well, that wraps up New White Life for this week.
Just kidding.
I did save the most special one for last.
No offense to all of our wonderful correspondents and baby lovers this week.
Do you know the one that I'm thinking of, Sam?
It's the big one.
It's unfair of me.
Yeah, I know, because it's been over a week.
But Jack and Jill McCracken.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Absolutely.
Yeah.
They finally welcomed their healthy baby boy.
Total, total ham.
If Blob's son is going to be a bruiser, we're going to have to get him in the ring when they're like six or seven years old with this little guy.
But wonderful, wonderful job, Jill.
Yeah.
So proud of you.
And Jack, I heard you were very brave there, you know, holding her hand and supportive and stuff like that.
And he did, Jack did say thanks to you guys.
This was possible.
Yeah.
So I promise myself.
Wonderful.
Yeah.
I did hear about that.
And that was very inspiring.
Yes, absolutely.
So, God, one, two, three, four, five, six.
Heaven forbid if I missed one, but way to go, fam.
Thank you.
Yeah.
All smiles here.
Just a hint of moisture in the corner of one of my eyes, but I didn't let it drop like a big faggot.
Man, all right.
Really letting it loose this week.
Okay.
We got several different directions.
We got, I had two or three topics for the first half in case we were running low on fuel.
Ha ha in the first half on basically saving money in an inflationary environment.
But Sam, tell us here real quick about your trip to the Big Apple.
And I'll just characterize it as I always loved going to New York for a weekend.
There's energy.
It's exciting.
There's tons of stuff to do.
It never sleeps.
And then I'm like, I want to get the hell out of here.
And then I had a very, very negative New York impression when I stopped going and I was just reading the news and like Mayor de Blasio and the crime and all that stuff.
But my wife and I went to New York within the past two years for a Christmas party.
And actually it was like, I was like, it seems pretty safe.
Like I don't see trash on the corners like during all the strikes under that Irish mayor, whatever.
It wasn't as bad as I feared, which was kind of an unpleasant surprise.
I wanted it to be worse.
But don't tell me what you did, I guess, but what were your impressions of it or whatever else is relevant from the visit?
Yeah, well, there's, we have family out there and we were attending a family event.
And, but, you know, we were there for the weekend and the Memorial Day weekend.
And so we did a few different things.
And I, uh, when we were planning our trip, I thought we were going to be kind of wall to wall with family stuff.
But it turned out one of the days there's, we really didn't have anything to do.
And that's when I reached out to you, coach, and I said, hey, you know, I'm sure we got guys there.
You know, let me just holler at them and see if anyone is up to doing anything.
And I was tempted to connect you with my old Jewish fraternity buddies who all went on to work in finance there, but I am sadly not in contact with them anymore.
No.
So you did, you put me in touch with some people and it kind of got handed, you know, I got into a local chat there in New York City.
And I actually hung out with Demarcus Leibowitz, if you remember him.
He was, he was on all the shows back in the day, but never heard of him.
Maybe you don't hear too much of him anymore, but he's definitely around.
And so I happened to get in touch with him.
And so we hung out and did a few things.
He took me around.
Real city guy, you know, and the guy's just very funny and smart.
And he can do the good, good imitations.
Of course, you know, he was leaving like voice messages for me.
So I would play it.
And my wife and I were kind of laughing like, what a New York guy this, this guy is.
And then, but did he do that?
Did he do the black accent?
Because sometimes you're like, oh, I don't do that anymore.
Oh, all right.
All right.
You're an honored visitor.
He did a number of them, you know, because he's just got, he's one of those guys.
He's got kind of an ear and a knack for accents.
So he was doing, yeah, the black, the black voice.
He was even doing the Chicago voice, you know, which was we laughed about that.
And, but like, like myself, he knows his city very well to kind of point out a few things to me.
My wife, of course, is from that area, but I had only been through New York City one time when I was 17 years old.
I was actually just passing through.
I was going to out to Long Island where I thought I was going to attend the Merchant Marine Academy, but ended up going a different direction with that.
But so he showed me around.
We had a good time, good laughs, and he's a great guy.
So that was fun.
We attended a family event, which was very wonderful to see family members and things that you don't see them all the time.
But then afterwards, my wife was telling me that somebody was concerned trolling me to her about my anti-Semitisms and things like that to cool it with the anti-Semitisms.
And I'll dovetail that with I'm on this everyday channel.
Hopefully all the listeners are on the everyday channel on Telegram.
Very important channel to be on because these martyrs, these innocent lambs that are slaughtered and a lot of times even, you know, more than one killed at one time, none of these innocent people will ever be remembered or memorialized by the media or by any kind of, you know, prominent news source.
So it's important to remember these people.
But if you're on Everyday Channel, then you probably got the message the other day that the guy said he was kind of taking a step back.
It's a lot of work to maintain that.
And, you know, he's it's just hard to do.
And he's not, it's not that he's crushing.
It's not that he's, he's giving up or stopping it.
He's just, you know, because he was doing like two or three a day.
And so, you know, he's just maybe tailing it back a little bit, which I understand.
But when I was reading that, I was just thinking about this person who's concerned about my racism.
Like that's the thing that anyone should be worried about or thinking about, you know, and I just couldn't help but think like get a clue about what's really going on in this world and what's really important and stop worrying about me and start thinking about this real Holocaust of murders against white people.
And a lot of times you read the story and at the end of it, he'll say like, this happened like five years ago.
The guy is out of prison already.
You know, and things like that.
It goes not to kill again or rape again.
Yeah.
You know, and oh, definitely if it's a if it's a white woman, rape is always involved.
That's what these animals do.
No, sorry, not animals, devils.
Even animals don't do the things that these niggers do.
And, you know, I just, I couldn't help but chuckle to myself.
When I say that I hear something or I'm thinking about something and I chuckle to myself, it's always like something that shouldn't really be laughed at.
You know, when I chuckle to myself, it's always like a sardonic kind of a thing.
But I was just thinking like this person who's concerned about my racism should be more concerned about the unabated slaughter against innocent white people that is going on in this country and has never talked about or recognized.
Yeah, just before we went to tape, article out of, I believe this is Houston, five family members, grandfather and four of his grandsons.
I saw that one.
Murdered by Gonzalo Lopez, a convicted murderer who'd been on the run for more than three weeks.
Oh, so what did he escape from jail?
Don't think it says here.
Just one of so many others that every day has documented.
And of course, that NJP was protesting up in Fargo, Jupiter Paulson, stabbed 25 times riding her skateboard home.
14-year-old girl eventually succumbed to her savagery.
Yeah, it's just the mindlessness, the cruelty, the perverseness of the things that they do.
I'm sure that some black or brown person would say, oh, yeah, well, whites kill people too.
I've never heard of these types of circumstances of white people doing this to non-whites in this way.
And if it ever did happen, let me know.
Let me tell you, we would know about it and not forget about it either.
Had happened.
Like they always cite like, oh, what about Jeffrey Dahmer or like what people like that?
It's like, you're harping on things from like 50, 60 years ago.
We're talking about things that happened like in the last week that happened multiple times.
Yeah.
They're still talking about Dylan Roof.
I'll condemn Jeffrey Dahmer and Dylan Roof.
When you start condemning, yes, all of these guys and making us think about it.
Well, my greater point is Dylan Roof was seven years ago.
Yeah.
Like that they weren't open up to the things that happened like probably two hours ago.
It's like, what about Dylan Roof?
It's like, what about Waukesha?
We can play this game all day and I'm going to get way more points than you.
These everyday stories that are on that channel, they will be like from last year, two years ago.
I had never heard of any of these victims, you know, or the circumstances in which they were brutally murdered.
And, you know, if a white person ever did something like this, believe me, we're not allowed to stop thinking about it for a minute.
Yep.
This guy, this Mexican did escape from jail.
He saw it through his shackles and positive side, he did die in a shootout with cops hours or days later.
Sam, did you enjoy New York City?
Did you see any signs of the collapse or ever feel unsafe or was it painfully pleasant?
No.
Oh, it was wonderful.
And we just were in certain areas.
You know, we didn't have like all day to do these things and all that.
Demarcus Leibowitz graciously spent some few hours with us and we enjoyed that.
We did end up going out to eat.
No, everything we did, it was wonderful.
We enjoyed our entire time in that area.
There you go.
Yeah, I know.
It was the same.
I mean, obviously, it's like a big, diverse city, but we kind of had the same experience.
So, you know, it's good.
Good to challenge your assumptions in life, right?
So we're not going to endorse family vacations in New York City, but no one's kids has ever been to New York.
And I'm like, they need to see New York and see what a real city is eventually.
Yeah, there's certain areas you can go and you will have absolutely no trouble.
And I don't know if I should have mentioned, I mean, that's just a radio name that I mentioned.
And I don't know if he's okay with me mentioning his fake name or not.
But if you think it is not okay, then Rolo can bleep it out.
I think mentioning that DeMarcus still exists and is available for Nazi tours around the Big Apple.
I mean, yeah.
Yeah.
Maybe I'll ask him.
I don't know.
Sometimes just, yeah.
I don't think that's a smoking gun, but knock on wood.
He's on the FTN TDS election coverage for the 2020 election.
He popped in for that.
Okay.
Wow.
He came on full house too for our live stream.
Rollo's been working back through our libraries and reminded me of our once precious segment, Chateau Cheapskate, about my skin flip ways.
But I guess he hasn't gotten to all God knows how many hours we went for the 2020 election where I had the egg on my head looming in case Trump won outright.
And it was DeMarcus who came on.
And when every, when it looked like Trump was going to win close to midnight, but it was way too close to call or the states were outstanding.
He said, you guys are retarded.
He's not going to win.
They're going to do their chicanery or he's just absolutely not going to carry some of these states.
And DeMarcus was right.
So there you go.
All right.
We've fluffed DeMarcus enough, but good on him, Sam.
That's awesome.
Yeah.
So that's funny.
I connected you to somebody else and he outsourced it to DeMarcus.
Yeah.
And I was in, I don't know if we could say that guy's screen fake.
Let's not.
I didn't ask.
Okay.
But I was in contact a little bit with that guy and another good guy, a guy that probably people who read things would know who he was.
Absolutely.
No, I've hung out with those guys up in New York, but it was that last time I was up in New York almost two years ago.
So I didn't know who the crowd was rolling with up there.
They seem to have a very active group and everything and good guys and everything.
Nice to see you.
See, yeah.
And the conversation that you mentioned with the family member who was giving you guff or complaining about your views is a really nice segue to some wonderful polling work that the Southern Poverty Law Center did to cover great replacement theory and anti-tranny and gay sentiment in America.
I won't go through all the data and make a big thing out of it, but I'll put the archive link in there so you don't have to click on that godforsaken site.
But essentially, now we can talk about why they would put this out and what the motivations for this are.
And they're not exactly like Ipsos or Rasmussen or one of these like major polling companies.
So you could take it with a grain of salt.
But we found, this is a quote from the article, we found that a plurality of Americans has a positive view of the country's changing demographics.
So not a majority, a plurality.
But the same is not true for Republicans, a majority of whom viewed those changes not only negatively, but as a threat to white Americans.
And a large majority, 67% of Republicans polled believe the country's demographic changes are being orchestrated by, quote, liberal leaders.
So this is the question that they probably offered him up.
Liberal leaders actively trying to leverage political power by replacing more conservative white voters, replacing.
And they said yes.
Three quarters majority, well, two-thirds said yes, absolutely.
That's happening to a, and I'm sure it wasn't like, hey, this is the SPLC calling.
It was their polling group.
But that's, ladies and gentlemen, a massive amount of white people who not only know the score, but are willing to say yes to a pollster calling them and asking that question.
So you could argue that there's real numbers much higher.
It's much higher.
And as I said on Telegram, this is proof, supposed proof, that the truths that we have been shouting, I mean, to us, the idea of open borders as a means to break down the political power.
And we can, you can quibble about replacement, right?
Maybe displacement is technically more accurate.
And I don't even want to go down the road of like, you know, obviously they're not going around literally gulagging us and executing us, but to all the everyday stories, to the god-awful horrors that you see.
Well, in effect, that's happening through brutal anti-white murders that are stoked by a media that constantly demonizes us.
And of course, if what we're being done to white Americans, this is the bread and butter of our cause in the audience probably doesn't need a reminder of it.
But if what were being done to us as a native majority in this country were being done to any other group in other countries, it would be a cause for human rights.
They'd call it genocide.
They'd call it ethnic cleansing.
But which, of course, ethnic cleansing is what they accuse the Serbs of for trying to keep their country cohesive and have the same ethnicity.
So there's more data in here.
Yeah, big surprise.
Americans don't like trannies.
But, you know, it's all there if you take this at face value.
You know, somebody and myself as well was like, what is the motivation for a radical left-wing supposed NGO to publicize this?
And you could go many, a couple ways with this.
I'm sure Rolo's thought about this too.
And one is just that they actually did the work and got these results and had to do a wow, just wow alarmism thing.
Why?
Because it's good for clicks.
This made the Daily Mail and Drudge.
So it drove a lot of traffic.
It's a sensationalist story, rightfully so.
It's damn sensational that so many white people know the score, even if they're still on the Republican plantation.
You could say that they're, so there's just the straight opportunity.
There's, okay, they're just being legitimate pollsters putting out data.
Okay, there's one.
There's two, of course, the angle that every time one of these groups puts out an article, it's to promote themselves and be alarmist and flood those coffers with donations from very nervous Jewish grandmothers who are terrified by what's happening.
Oh, God, it's 1933 again in 2022, which, by the way, reminder, dear listener, if we can't get our shit together by 2033, 100 years from the glorious invocation in Berlin and throughout the Reich, we're not serious enough.
That gives us over a decade to come together and make it happen, regardless.
You could also say that this is fuel to the fire for the agenda to snuff us out both physically, online, and just accelerate the persecution, which, of course, will have the opposite effect of waking even more people up in a good way and driving more people crazy to do stupid things with guns in another way too.
I think that putting this type of story out, they're kind of like a 50-50.
Does this help their cause or does it hurt their cause to let that kind of information get out?
Because I think clearly there is momentum for for white people to uh admit and recognize what's going on.
Yep Rolo, did you see this?
And uh, if you were polled, you probably would have been supportive of white genocide.
That's my guess, either out of cowardice or your true beliefs.
I would like to say that Rollo's doing research, but uh, I didn't have the camera, except the white, regardless.
Shame on Rollo, shame on me.
Uh, i'll put the poll in the show notes.
Oh, there he is.
There he is.
Uh, probably had to go pet his cat or go jump on a trampoline with his pet goats.
Uh Rollo, he's smiling.
See, Rollo.
Rollo, uh is like.
He claims to be all like minimalist, and I have.
I am basically a monk in my material needs, but he's got two sets of eyeglasses, one to look like a pervert and one to look like a different stripe of pervert.
So I mean four and two normal four pairs.
These are my like 600 pairs, but he breaks them all the time.
So yeah, these are my crappy pairs and then I just put them on when you know I, the other one, you know i've broken enough pairs of glasses, my other, my other pairs, one is uh, my old boss broke them and I still have him around because I, you know they they work in an emergency.
But uh, the my last pair, I I like leave it locked in my safe.
You know, it's just I, I can't let anything happen to that and these are just my crappy pairs that are defective.
We're trying to do serious content and analysis of a major news story from the SPLC about white people.
My glasses are more interesting and this is where we end up going.
But seriously, I mean you uh, of course I give you guff on the show, but you have to make fun of my glasses.
I have to.
You know deflect, come on, defend yourself they.
They look like you're going to the shooting range or uh, I don't know.
They look like, you know, like black rimmed eye protection, regardless.
Uh, did you?
I took the news at face value and said that this is uh proof and good news and legit that yes, the white people are waking up, even Republicans.
Okay, so I will go into one of my infamous uh tangents where sorry, I asked no no no, it's this, this one's important.
Where uh, what was that guy i've?
I've already forgotten his name.
I want to say Gabby Something.
She died when she she was hiking with her boyfriend and then he was found dead.
Oh yeah, the people living in a van yeah, I can't even remember their names right Gabby something, but they, they found the guy's journal.
Like the, the FBI found the guy's journal in the bottom of a river and in that journal he admitted to the whole crime.
And then I and I said like that's, that's enough, because the FBI found this, that's enough for me to think that he probably didn't kill her.
And then a guy said oh, so you're, you're fine believing Fbi's gabby believe?
Yeah, the guy said, so you're fine believing the Fbi's crime statistics when it's Suitable for our propaganda, but not for this.
And I said, no, I don't believe the FBI's crime statistics.
That's what we present to either normies that we're trying to bring over or to our enemies that we're arguing with.
I don't believe that black people commit 50% of the crime.
I believe it's closer to 75 or 80 or something.
Yeah.
Okay.
So, so, yeah, I think absolutely.
Because this poll is even better in reality.
Yes.
Yes.
That's what there's this is what they're saying.
Like, if it was 95% of Republicans believed in the great replacement theory, they wouldn't put that out in a poll.
They'd probably just bury it.
They're probably putting it out there to do some kind of propaganda with it.
But yeah, I think when they put these numbers out there.
This is a warning, a warning.
Yeah, they're putting a flare up that this is a problem.
Yeah, I think that's what it is.
But it's just like, no, no, no, no, it's not as bad.
You know, it's only 50%.
You know, we could, we could deal with that.
We could, we could, don't you worry.
I got to look at the cross tabs to see if they had the chutzpah to ask.
And do you think that Jews are largely behind it?
Because that would be where the real rubber hits the road.
But if they, yeah, I don't think that that was probably asked.
I think if that were asked, that number would be much, much lower.
I think it was for sure.
Yes.
If it's for asking Republicans, they would probably Democrats are behind it because they want the votes.
Like that's, that's what it would be.
Who do these people get so much of their content from?
Ben Shapiro, Mark Levin.
Hold on.
I gotta, now that you bring that up, I still do have the Snapchat.
Okay.
And I do talk to, don't worry about it.
Oh, you're Normie friend.
Yeah.
I was like, I don't care if you have Snapchat.
No, I now I see why that's relevant.
But there are ads on the sidebar.
And then the ads are usually like, why it's cool to be a tranny?
Why being gay is the coolest?
Why black people are so cool?
And then the Daily Wire, Ben Shapiro show.
It's the strangest thing because it's all this degenerate liberal stuff.
And then the Ben Shapiro show.
There's no other conservative/slash right-wing content, just Ben Shapiro.
Yep.
Identity politics is bad, except when it comes to Jews.
And yeah, just before we went to the show, one of our guys said, Hey, here's an open line Telegram channel with like 25 American flags in the title.
You know, you can hop in and contribute to the conversation.
And this is not good news.
A bunch of our guys, and it probably would have been me if the show weren't coming up, said, Oh, bro, I just, I can't handle those people anymore.
I don't have the patience to hold mental, I won't call them mental midgets, but people still hamstrung by their, oh, I don't see race because I've got a black friend sort of thing.
But remember, remember, guys, you still have to put in the work, even if you don't have a Twitter account where you can reply guy and show people things.
And I remember the good old days of like DMing back and forth for an hour with some normal person to try to wake them up.
You know, did it work?
I don't know.
At the time, it seemed like it did.
But I have some sympathy for those people out there that are like, I'm not racist.
I have a black bread.
Like when I was a kid, I had a black friend.
And then I saw something.
Gosh.
Well, I tell you what, that like you say, you were trying to argue with some normie and all that.
I guarantee you that in time, it does bear fruit because many times I have been talking to somebody and we're arguing about the issues.
And if I should happen to see that person a few years later, then they are agreeing with me about the thing.
So it's like planting a seed.
It really is this type of thing.
There's a lot of cognitive dissonance about it.
And people may put up a lot of resistance because they do have a black friend or whatever it is.
But we are right.
And in time, when the person has to work through it in different ways and the implications of it, they have to see what it all means.
And then they do come around to agreeing with us.
Yep.
And we view things through, I'll speak for myself.
I tend to view things through my own timeline and my own awakening, right?
So I was doing a lot of IRL proselytizing with normies or conservatives or Republicans back in that 2015 to 2017 timeframe.
And then, of course, the system sort of jammed things up and we started to fracture a little bit and people get frustrated and disgusted and checked out and politics is fake and gay.
And if you don't get it by now, you're retarded.
But guess what?
If, you know, those appeals or exhortations that were delivered in that timeframe were delivered to those same people today, I guarantee they'd be a lot more well received and delivered than they were then, just because things have simply gotten so much worse.
Yeah.
And there's so much more.
You can only be stupid and deracinated for so long before you get, remember, a conservative is a liberal who is mugged by reality.
That was the old definition and Coulter's maybe 1990s, early 2000s days.
But the new deracinated person is someone who somehow, some way has not been smacked in the face by the costs of diversity and the anti-white agenda, which is directed by Jews.
So no doubt.
They're getting the replacement theory and then just take them one step up the food chain or down the food chain, which, yeah, up the chain to who is directing it.
Why would this happen?
And you'll get somewhere, we hope.
I was going to be self-indulgent and talk about having a stripped oil plug on my UTV, which was fun.
We haven't talked about cars for a while, but I also wanted to add, we're really going to the well here for Sam in particular.
Just in the past couple months, have across the radar seen many, several complaints from some guys, some of them well-known and prominent, some not so much, who are having serious marital problems as a result of their views, which is kind of painful, right?
Because we're just talking about how it's so obvious and so many people are waking up.
But even today in 2022, wives are still, wives, girlfriends, fiancés are still really uncomfortable with any sort of white pride or hostility to Jewish power.
And I don't know if it's just the hen instinct, like that's still risky.
People still get doxxed and lose their jobs.
Don't do this, you self-indulgent son of a bitch.
You're going to make us paupers.
Or if this is like some feminist flexing and shit testing of their men who are some of some are failing.
Some are debating going full nuclear and being like, okay, test me.
But I'm not going to give any specifics, of course, but this is a real, still a real problem.
You know, we want to have big, healthy white families, and we don't want wives who are threatening divorce or to take the kids away unless their husbands give up any sort of writing or podcasting or content creation or even just talking about these things.
Yeah.
Well, I think it could become a problem.
Maybe the man the woman get together before the awakening to the realities of this country and of the world.
And then, you know, the challenges or the dangers become prominent in there.
I think maybe that's the case sometimes, you know, because when the man and the woman got together, he wasn't like this, you know, and that's so, and that's always a risk, you know, that's, that's just like, let's say somebody joins a religion or something like that and they already are married and the other spouse is not ready to join that religion, let's say.
Yeah.
What if your wife converts to Islam?
That's a, that's a crappy example, right?
But your wife gets into some new age bullshit.
I don't know.
Yeah.
Or whatever it is.
I don't know what the good example, but, you know, there's definitely dangers associated with it.
But, you know, the holiness of our truths are such that I think that it justifies the risks and everything like that.
And if you are awakening to the importance and relevance of fighting for our race and your wife is not exactly on board or has priors or whatever it is, yeah, that's your challenge as to how to sell that to her.
And I'd say you got to show her the good parts of it, so to speak, the parts that she will see as good and noble.
And a lot of it has to do too with being part of a community.
If you have a pool party where there's husbands and wives that are, you know, active in it together, then that really smooths the way.
Women are very, very averse to being perceived as like social pariah, you know, even if it's only in their own minds.
Women are much more pack animals, so to speak, than we are as men.
We can deal with being the odd man out.
We can deal with being in a social setting and you know that people there, they don't like you.
That doesn't bother us necessarily.
But for women, if they go to a party and they're overdressed or they're underdressed or whatever, they are very conscious of that.
That's very uncomfortable for them.
So, you know, having these under this understanding of the world and of our race, it does possibly really set you apart and in a bad way from, or at least put you in line to get bad attention.
So I think what you said there is not offensive.
I mean, it's not like we care about being offensive, but I think it's accurate, right?
The social nature and reality of women versus the will with the willingness, the sort of ingrained either inclination or ability for men to say, screw the world.
This is what's true, right?
And where women are like, We are not quite wired that way to go rogue and say, you know, devil be damned, let's do it.
The other, the darker, like more insulting version of that, and you call me a simp here or whatever is like the guys who are like, women are like children, you know, they, they need to be directed everything.
And it's like, even if that were true, that's bad rhetoric.
And two, you know, I could rattle off a whole host of wonderful, strong, independent women who, by the way, are also willing to, you know, shoulder and bear societal pressures and ostracization and all that stuff because they, because they too came to see the same truth.
And guess what?
Women care very deeply about the future that their children are going to inhabit.
So the flip side of these poor guys, and I'm certainly not blaming them.
You know, I'm sure there's a lot of blame to go on their wives.
And I'm sure the men could have handled things differently.
You know, when I got involved in the cause or when I was waking up, I more or less kept it to myself because I didn't want to add a layer of stress or contention into our marriage.
But at the same time, like she saw it happening and then I talked about it and engaged on it.
One of the constant refrains that I've seen and believe in from our guys is that you have to take them with you.
Now, I know we say your wife does not have to be political.
She doesn't have to be radicalized.
You don't have to only date WNs or whatever.
But in a lot of cases, if you're keeping it totally under your hat, I mean, God, like, God forbid, what if you were like married to a woman and then you got doxed and lost your job and she had no idea that you were living this double life?
I mean, I'd be pissed off too, right?
Like if my wife did that and I had, it was like a total blind side attack, right?
So just on like principle and practical reasons, you have to bring them with you.
And two, not to bring the animal kingdom into this as well, but you do have to be the stronger horse and you do have to be to a certain extent the boss and say, no, this is true and right and virtuous for ABCD EFG.
Hundreds of examples and principles, et cetera, for why this is true and why, no, I will not shut up and no, I will not limit my contributions beyond.
There's some compromise that has to be made.
But these fatwas that I'm hearing about that you have to give it up.
You can't meet up with those guys anymore or else I'd say, all right, take it or leave it.
But the answer is no.
Now, I don't want to say homewrecker or a divorce factory.
Well, even if the man said like, well, all right, I'm going to tail this off or I'm going to, you know, how is that going to work in the long run for the man?
Right.
Yep.
You know, as well.
Just give her a paddle and you're bare ass for the next 30 years.
You know that your manhood is eventually going to wither and rear rear itself against that.
You know, you might out of fear for maybe your family or your marriage or you may go along with things for a while, but eventually you will resent that.
You know, so the challenge is to present it to her in the in the good way.
And if she's pointing out, hey, this thing you're doing here, this is dangerous.
Well, okay, maybe look at that thing.
Like maybe, I don't know, posting on Twitter or something.
I don't know whatever the thing is.
Maybe, maybe there are things that are like, okay, you could be more careful.
Stupid risks versus just right.
And all that.
So I think it's the man's job to lead and to soothe her fears and always show her the good things.
Try to bring the couple into contact with other people where you it's not all about politics.
It's about having dinner together with other couples and it's about having social time and fun times and stuff.
You have to show her this is something that belongs to us that is good and it's safe to be part of.
And if she says no, Sam, I mean, obviously the dark truth lurking there is sometimes they say, F you, no, I disagree.
I won't do it.
I'll divorce you.
I'll go contact a lawyer.
I'll take the kids.
I'll tell them you're a Nazi.
You'll lose your job and you'll lose your family.
That's well, if you're at that point, I'd say that you might be in a real dangerous spot if you're at that point where she's threatening that and all that.
You might say, okay, fine, I'll go along with it.
But in time, I think that you're not.
Damned if you do.
Damned if you don't.
Yeah, you won't be able to live with that as a man.
You might do that for months or a year or something, but you are not going to be able to accept that because you know the truth.
Strong but reasonable, almost like a good negotiator, negotiate from a position of strength, even though you know that they do hold a lot of cards in this anti-male.
We don't talk about anti-male stuff too much on this show.
I never paid too much attention to the Mammosphere stuff, although it's certainly legitimate and real.
Any divorce lawyers out there who want to come on the show, open invitation.
But yeah, to your point, Sam, it's like, yeah, if she's threatening divorce and to take the kids based on you taking some, not even major risk is involved in many of these cases.
It's just not being a total mute, you know, eunuch about these issues as regards your marriage.
They're important.
They're real and they matter to the future of your children.
And if she's issuing this fatwa to shut up, you're already basically in a terrible situation.
Yeah, you're in a bad situation.
And I suppose that's part of the reality we must acknowledge that there is some amount of risk.
You know, they could come for me or you tomorrow.
When you are going to stand for your race, there's all kinds of possibilities of consequences that could be brought against you.
And that's because this is an important fight.
And that's because it's true what we believe in.
And the thought occurs to our single guys out there who are still wife shopping that perhaps you don't, I mean, nobody really wants to have a real fighty wife who's like, you know, full of piss and vinegar, but perhaps you don't want that little field mouse tit mouse who will make sandwiches in the kitchen all day for you and not open her mouth about politics.
Maybe that'll work out, you know, when the rubber hits the road on these issues, but maybe you do want one with a little more fire in her belly who knows the score at least to a certain extent.
There's different kinds of women and it could it could work in different kinds of way.
There are some women who are very just focused on hearth and home and the children.
And they may have, yeah, they may have some kind of certain level of understanding, but maybe not a lot of interest.
And so in that way, it's true that the wife does not need to be a political scientist in all this stuff.
And on the other hand, if to the extent that she can understand you and understand the truths that you're coming to, that's certainly beneficial.
But you got to play it the right way.
Just like you have to interact with different people.
You have friends and family members and you know that you can be open and forthright to different extent with different people based on where that person is.
And so you have to give the person what they can handle and not just let it rip and be completely open and unvarnished.
For sure.
You want to talk about red pilling the masses?
I would posit that if you can't get your wife at least partially on board, then you need to check your assumptions and your approaches, because if you can't do it with the one that you love and who you want to be raising your children, then maybe you're spending too much time on Twitter and not enough time at home, which was or you know, which was the case for me in the early days where I was only doing illicit meetups,
no homo, and, you know, anonymous online propaganda.
And, you know, there's like a painful, it's like breaking through one of those radiation belts.
You know, it's like it's like a bumpy trip when you're getting through there.
But once you get through to the other side, it's much better.
And then you can like argue about how hard we should go and what's important and whether Hitler was the greatest man ever or whether we should just focus on being pro-white.
Yeah.
Well, I think that in a lot of ways, it's not even the exact message that the woman might object to, but I've seen guys and even myself, maybe you're in a phase of your journey and all this that you're very serious about everything, you know, and you're not fun maybe or something like that.
You're angry and agitated.
Yeah.
A little too doctrinaire maybe or something like that.
Yeah.
And they don't need that type of thing.
I think if you show the lighthearted and fun side of things and be a good leader and be even in your approach that you'll get these things sorted out.
Rolo goes full 1488 on the first date every time.
And, you know, eventually he's going to bat higher than the Mendoza line.
I'll get that second date one of these days.
I'll meet the one that cares about the Jews.
If we cannot get Rolo hitched to a steed or wait, hitched to a mare who will breed him at least.
Well, if we get Rolo hitched to a steed, that would be a gay full house love connection.
But if we, yeah, please don't do that.
Email the show, Catfishers only, or honeypots only.
Now, I'm going to meet Rollo IRL for the first time at a very secret location at some point in the current calendar year.
I hope, I think, if he can dig out enough pennies from the couch cushions and if I can get over my spendthrift ways to pony up the gas.
But regardless, I'll give a more full report on Rolo after that.
But I think he's a gem in the haystack to mix metaphors.
He's like, can you guys shut up?
I got a lot of editing to do tomorrow.
It's all saying in.
It's all saying it.
It's all good.
All right.
We are well over an hour here.
In the second half, we went long in the first half.
Let's bring this puppy home.
I'm all smiles.
I feel, you know, it's nice to do these shows.
Maybe we should do them more often.
I don't know.
Let us know if you like this show without Smasher or without special guests or if you prefer us to stick to, you know, big names and hot topics and more of an interview style.
I'd love to know, seriously, because the most important thing is to reach more ears and add value for you guys.
And we can, of course, keep mixing up regardless.
Sammy baby, thank you so much, my friend.
True delay, as always.
More this time than usual.
Yeah, good show.
Definitely.
My heart goes out to the guys that have any challenges with the wives.
Now, don't give up.
Just you're going to get through this and just keep showing her a lot of love.
Amen.
We'll do oil drain plugs next week and Smasher can tell me which type of vice grips or doohickeys I need to get this damn stripped bolt out because I was definitely very African American in my approach to using various Allen wrenches rather than just going straight to the device that I needed.
But regardless.
Rolo, my friend, how's your schedule looking tomorrow to turn this puppy?
Always good.
Always good.
Good stuff.
Any last thoughts before we go in all sincerity?
He's shaking his head.
Okay, you could have unmuted and said no, but the final insult.
You're back to Rolito here at the end.
We've come full circle.
All right.
Full house episode 131.
It was recorded during one of the greatest times of the year.
Seriously, fam, school's out or it's almost out for the kiddos.
It's still early June.
We're not even at the solstice yet, the 4th of July and the fireworks and the barbecues and the camping trips and the trips have not even kicked into full force.
So get out there and smile and enjoy it.
Even if the world is burning, we have a more strong burning in our hearts for survival and surthrival.
God knows if we're going to make that the episode title.
Probably preordained here and the summer solstice coming up on June 21st, two days after Juneteenth.
And we were recording on June 4th, 2022.
It's now June 5th, of course.
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Find us on givesendgo.com slash fullhouse and fullhafenhouse.com.
I got a couple things on the hopper.
I'm feeling inadequate.
I feel like I should be doing more writing, more videos, etc.
It's just that damn per snicketiness that I don't want to put out substandard stuff.
And a lot of times I choose to do nothing rather than venturing out and doing more.
So we'll see how that goes.
So to all of our Full House family who might be feeling a pinch or worse amidst rising prices and everything else going on in the world, please, whatever you do, don't despair and do one thing.
Do two things.
Do three things, even if they're little things.
And just don't sit around and wallow.
Get active.
And God helps those who help themselves, even if Abraham Lincoln was a true son of a bitch.
First time ever we're doing this.
Same artist, two songs.
I know Sam and Rolo are champing at the bit to get more music in here, but I got to go back.
This song is from John Prime, but it's in 2018 when he was an old man on death's doorstep and he still had it.
It's a beautiful song called Knocking on Your Screen Door.
You can hear the extra gravel in his voice, just like perhaps you can hear extra gravel in our voice now three years after we kicked off this humble effort.
We love you, fam.
We will talk to you next week.
We got a couple special guests, subject matter experts in the hopper, and getting them mics and schedule availability is something we're working on.
So put them up.
We haven't said white power in a while.
And we'll see ya.
Sam, Rolo, one, two, three.
See ya.
See ya.
We didn't check the delay.
Shut up, Rolo.
I ain't got nobody hanging around my doorstep.
Ain't got no loose chain, just a hanging around my jeans.
If you see somebody, would you send them over my way?
I could use some help here with a can of pork and beans.
I once had a family, but they upper left me with nothing but an eight track.
Another side of George Jones.
I was in high cotton, just a banging on my six string, a kicking at the trash can, walking skin and bones.
I could see your backporch if I close my eyes now.
I can hear the train trash through the laundry on the line.
I'm thinking it's your business, but you don't got the answer.
I'm knocking on your screen door in the summertime.
Climbing on the trees now.
Swinging in the breeze now.
Swinging on the back.
A dreaming pattern sailboat.
I don't need a fur coat underneath the dashboard.
Got some sweet potato wine.
I can see your backporch if I close my eyes now.
I can hear the train trash through the laundry on the line.
I'm thinking it's your business.
But you don't got the answer.
I'm knocking on your screen door in the summertime.