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April 10, 2023 - Get Off My Lawn - Gavin McInnes
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S4E238 - UNDERCOVER RETARD
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That was Glas Vegas.
Are they Scottish by any chance?
A wee bat.
Okay.
I'm a sucker for anything Scottish, especially Glasgow.
One of the most violent cities in the world.
One of the most beautiful cities in the world.
I have a love-hate relationship with my parents' hometown.
I don't like violence.
But everyone in that fucking country is funny.
Every single person.
And all the banter at every pub is just quality.
Walk into any pub, just start talking to people.
And it's hilarity from top to bottom.
They say the same of the Mexicans.
See?
They say that the northern Mexicans are all funny.
And that's what we get up here.
That's why Mexicans are always riffing in the restaurant.
Welcome back to Get Off My Lawn.
Ladies and gentlemen, Ryan Katsu-Rivera is here.
Boy.
How are you doing?
Good?
What'd you do this weekend?
Easter.
I've been ramping up for Easter.
You spent the weekend ramping up for Sunday.
Because Friday was a big day.
Saturday's a big day, and Sunday's a big day, too.
So I was reflecting on Jesus a lot more than usual because when you're a Catholic, you're kind of held to a higher standard of devotion, I think.
You have to do shit.
Did you attend church?
Oh, my God.
Did I ever?
I was upset when we were at the live show that I couldn't go to Palm Sunday.
I was waiting all year for Palm Sunday because you get the palm and you fold it up and then you give back.
Then those become the ashes for Ash Wednesday.
And now it's like that whole cycle when it comes around, you get your ashes, you're like, these are from the palms that we got.
And I was like bummed out.
And I was looking for churches out in the area there.
And you're already bored.
So why didn't you go?
Because they were before 8 p.m.
I was trying to get it around.
We had dinner with Brett Eastonellis at 7, and the mass they had was Saturday.
Oh, you're talking about when we were in L.A. L.A. That's last weekend, Ryan.
Yeah, yeah, that's what I meant.
What?
Last weekend, we missed Palm Sunday.
But we're talking about this weekend, and you just went off on a tangent about 10 days ago.
Yeah, you were saying it ramps up, and you said, why is it ramp up?
And I said, well, I'll tell you.
It's been ramping up since Lent, the beginning of Lent.
It goes in the desert.
You've been ramping up for Easter for 40 days.
Yes.
Okay.
I've been thinking about it.
Why do I ever ask anything?
Why?
It's like the Mets.
I refuse to be entertaining.
I'm not going to punish myself by following this team.
I was talking to Fleckis yesterday because I was at the Mets game.
And I told you my favorite story about the Mets is when I said to Fleckis, dude, you seem like a Mets fan.
You're a fat dude.
You got a beard.
You're from Queens.
Why don't you like the Mets?
And he said, not kidding.
He goes, well, let's see.
I'm not a Jew.
I'm not a retard.
So why would I?
And I love that story because he's not trying to be funny.
He was definitely, he was being analytical and trying to break down why he's not a Mets fan.
And after he said that, every time I go to City Field, I see nothing but retards and Jews.
And then I saw there were some hipsters.
Hipsters seem to be getting into the Mets.
And my buddy goes, oh, look, it's not just Jews and retards.
And then we're like, well, what are hipsters, though?
Ultimately, they're Jewish retards.
So we're still at 100%.
They're super fans.
At one point, I saw a guy like, and there was a dude with a yamuka like directing him around.
Wow.
I'm like, holy shit.
I took a picture of him actually, but it's not very good.
But I was like, holy shit, a Jew and a retard together.
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