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| I know you've been waiting for me to give you my appraisal, my review of the Barbie movie. | |
| Well, today's your lucky day. | |
| This is it. | |
| And what I want to do is a couple of things. | |
| First, Before you see this, and I want you to see this, and I think little girls will love it because they won't understand what it means. | |
| I'm not sure most adults know what it means. | |
| I'm not even sure the people who made the movie understand what it means. | |
| I don't even think if it's worthy or susceptible of meaning anything. | |
| It is the smartest, stupidest, best, dumb, worst movie ever. | |
| And it's fascinating, but not for the reasons that you think. | |
| And people have overthought this to death. | |
| People are looking at this. | |
| It's like the story where people sometimes listen too much to rock lyrics years ago. | |
| I think it was Eight Miles High. | |
| I think it was Eight Miles High. | |
| Somebody thought it was about drug use or something. | |
| It was about a plane. | |
| It was about a guy in a plane. | |
| Eight miles had nothing to do with this. | |
| Or, better yet, people... | |
| Who don't understand. | |
| Who think they're listening to something that's beautiful. | |
| Like every breath you take. | |
| You know that story? | |
| It's about stalking. | |
| I read somebody told me one time that this was one of the most favorite songs at receptions. | |
| Oh my god. | |
| What are you talking about? | |
| Anyway. | |
| It goes to show you. | |
| Overkill, underkill, depending upon how you look at it. | |
| Listen carefully. | |
| I'm going to give you my Appraisal limit. | |
| But first, let me ask you, of course, to like this video, subscribe to the channel. | |
| Just trust me, like it, you're going to like the video. | |
| I'm often wondering, how do you ask me to like it? | |
| I don't even know who you are. | |
| Anyway, just do me a favor. | |
| Like the video, subscribe to the channel, hit that little bell. | |
| So you're notified of live streams and new videos. | |
| And more importantly, very, very importantly, very, very, very critical. | |
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| Listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, Okay, today my wife and I went and we saw Barbie. | |
| And a couple of things I'm going to tell you. | |
| First, I want to do everything I can to bring the movie industry back. | |
| I want people... | |
| To go to theaters. | |
| There's something about going to a theater. | |
| I don't want to sound like one of these old people who say, you know, I like the smell of a book. | |
| I'm not saying that. | |
| But there is something to be said for listening to or listening to a movie also, but also seeing a movie and being there in the actual theater itself. | |
| It's just like now. | |
| And a lot of the youngsters. | |
| Have missed this. | |
| But there's something that's incredibly great about listening to music on a great sound system. | |
| Used to call them hi-fis years ago. | |
| They were great. | |
| They were incredible. | |
| But because we're listening to AirPods, you miss that. | |
| So I'm not saying this just because I'm just waxing needlessly nostalgic. | |
| I'm telling you there's something to be said for that. | |
| And there's something to be said for going to a film. | |
| And Margot Robbie is a great actress. | |
| She's really good. | |
| She's good. | |
| Kate McKinnon? | |
| Boring. | |
| She's the same. | |
| She's terrific at imitating, but you realize there's no depth. | |
| She's not an actress. | |
| There's no nothing. | |
| Kristen Wiig? | |
| Another one, too. | |
| Very good mimic. | |
| Lousy actress. | |
| Will Ferrell? | |
| He's Will Ferrell. | |
| No matter what you do, you get Will Ferrell no matter what. | |
| The actress, America Vespucci, or whatever, she's very good, who plays the mother. | |
| Very good. | |
| That's it. | |
| We're not talking Academy Award. | |
| At least, I don't know what the Academy Award even means today. | |
| But here is the story, and this is why it's good. | |
| You ready for this? | |
| Listen. | |
| It still celebrates girls! | |
| If you're listening to me right now... | |
| And you are roughly in my generation or a little younger. | |
| Barbies meant something to you. | |
| We can go into the history of Barbie and how, or whether Barbary, Barbary. | |
| Barbary is a law of bar exam preparation course. | |
| Barbie may actually... | |
| Reinforce stereotypes that are actually deleterious to young girls. | |
| You know, weird shapes. | |
| Okay, you want to play that? | |
| You want to play that? | |
| We had G.I. Joes. | |
| I don't even know why. | |
| We did in the footlocker, the big G.I. Joe. | |
| Not the little one, the big one. | |
| What does it mean? | |
| I don't know. | |
| Did it celebrate war? | |
| I guess. | |
| It's a doll. | |
| Lighten up. | |
| But little girls liked it because they liked it. | |
| Did it reinforce stereotypes? | |
| Well, if you look around today, not enough. | |
| Because if there's anybody who adheres to these stereotypes, that adherence never makes it actually to their body. | |
| We are awash in obesity and destruction of dermal real estate with hideous tattoos. | |
| There wasn't a tattoo in the movie! | |
| At least I don't think. | |
| That's a personal thing to me. | |
| I think tattoos are the most stupid thing. | |
| They're hideous. | |
| And they're unnecessary. | |
| And it just goes to show you how people are mindless dolts? | |
| Fools? | |
| What do you want to call these people? | |
| Who go out and discard themselves so they're cool? | |
| But that's for another topic. | |
| It's a celebration of girls. | |
| Yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
| They talk about patriarchy. | |
| Do you think half of the crowd in that movie theater is going to understand what patriarchy means? | |
| And by the way, there's a lot to be said for that. | |
| You know, when listening to it, it sounds almost like something Mary should have been explaining to Lou Grant. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| To Mr. Grant. | |
| It was 70s-ish. | |
| It really was. | |
| It was a good message. | |
| About women can do this. | |
| Women can be president. | |
| Women can be... | |
| Well, maybe not president yet. | |
| Well, with all that Russian collusion, Hillary, but it was a good message. | |
| I'm sorry. | |
| It was about a mother and a daughter that come together. | |
| The kid's a complete turd, you know, the usual, that snotty. | |
| But there's good. | |
| And there's a message. | |
| It's kind of sci-fi-ish, ripping the fabric into portal and going back to a different dimension. | |
| I like that stuff. | |
| It's 2001. | |
| It's Kubrick. | |
| It really is. | |
| If you think about it, I mean, it's innocent, the subject matter. | |
| But it teaches kids about time and distortion and reality. | |
| And Barbie becomes... | |
| She's in the world. | |
| Little things. | |
| You know how Barbie never drinks. | |
| She just has empty cups and all of a sudden she feels the water. | |
| And it's a really great story about how this kid who had her... | |
| Who had the Barbie doll is going through some problems and the angst, the contretout, I like that, the pathos, the agonistes that this child is going through actually converts and violates the blood-brain barrier of this other dimension of Barbie land. | |
| It's pretty, I mean, it's deeper than you think. | |
| I don't think a kid's going to get this. | |
| But the best part is it's a celebration of little girls and girls being girls. | |
| And grown-ups. | |
| Who want to wear pink and go out for a girls' night out? | |
| What's wrong with that? | |
| We have men walking along with their schwads hanging out in locker rooms of women's... | |
| This women in... | |
| My God. | |
| These are women. | |
| Actual women. | |
| And there was, I believe, a trans actor, I think. | |
| You don't really know. | |
| And the reason why is because sometimes they don't say, da-da-da-da, trans actor. | |
| You say, you know, that voice. | |
| See, that's the hard part of being a trans actor, because you don't know. | |
| You don't know. | |
| Have you noticed how every... | |
| TV show has a biracial family. | |
| Everybody. | |
| Cable TV company, you know, potato chips, this, everything. | |
| There's always a biracial. | |
| Never a white family, a white, no, God, no. | |
| It's always biracial, which is fine, fine. | |
| And then sometimes you'll say, hey, let's have more trans, transgender actors and actresses, if you can even say this. | |
| Well, how do you know? | |
| Sometimes you can't tell them to say, you know, I think... | |
| No, he's not. | |
| Oh, he's not? | |
| Oh, sorry. | |
| What if you're pegged for being transgender and you're not? | |
| Is that appropriation? | |
| Trust me, they'll find a way. | |
| Look, if people can find a way to object to sound of freedom, they can do anything. | |
| Okay? | |
| But what is interesting to note, Is how many people love to overly complicate Barbie. | |
| They love to complicate it. | |
| What do you think about this? | |
| What do you think? | |
| I've been through this my whole life. | |
| In my generation. | |
| Listen to those lyrics. | |
| I remember one time, was it 7th grade? | |
| Blood Rock. | |
| D-O-A. | |
| About dying? | |
| Blood Rock? | |
| My parents are very, as you would say, cool about it. | |
| Is this song about people dying? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Oh, okay. | |
| Didn't make a big deal. | |
| If you play the song backwards, you can hear Source of the Devil. | |
| I didn't hear that. | |
| They were doing that then. | |
| They've been talking about interpreting music since the beginning of time, but kids are looking at it. | |
| They say, this is great. | |
| Interesting story. | |
| You know the actor Michael, is it Madsen or Madsen? | |
| He played, he was Mr. Pink or whoever that was in Reservoir Dogs. | |
| Remember the torture scene? | |
| Spoiler alert! | |
| Remember that with the cop? | |
| Okay. | |
| He was also the dad in Free Willy. | |
| So when he would be at various venues or occasions, kids would say, my daddy, look! | |
| This is years ago, look! | |
| And the father would say, oh my god! | |
| The father would see the homicidal killer from Reservoir Dogs, but the kids saw the father in Free Willy, from what I hear. | |
| This goes to show you intellectual overkill. | |
| It goes to show you how a lot of people go out of their way to make things more complicated than they really are. | |
| But the bottom line is simply this. | |
| It's a celebration of girls! | |
| I don't care about the patriarchy. | |
| Girls acted like girls and dolls and no tattoos and they're just girls and gender and binary, damn it! | |
| Binary! | |
| Girls! | |
| Girls! | |
| The boys were a little, well, it's a different story, a little stupid, but you know what? | |
| No problem. | |
| Hey, truth is a defense. | |
| It's still, what is it, a billion dollars a month? | |
| I doubt. | |
| I doubt that. | |
| Just like Oppenheimer. | |
| People never heard of Oppenheimer until now. | |
| But I digress. | |
| So you know what? | |
| Go see it. | |
| Go see it. | |
| And if you've got a little girl, take her. | |
| Well, not too young. | |
| I mean, some of this stuff. | |
| Because she's not going to get it. | |
| She'll just see pink and colors and dogs and people waving. | |
| Hi, Barbie. | |
| Hi. | |
| Little cars. | |
| That's all they'll see. | |
| And that's all it is. | |
| Because that's all Barbie was. | |
| Because when you take away all this interpretation and breaking it down, it's just a doll. | |
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